McCartney Times

After The Beatles split up in 1970, the public’s musical attention dispersed into new factions welcoming the stars of glam-rock and the prog-rock era to illuminate the skies. The band was by no means forgotten, but the four respective solo careers of the Fab Four could never quite live up to the sum of its parts in the past. However, relative to their peers, Paul McCartney, John Lennon and George Harrison released a highly impressive scattering of records over the 1970s. McCartney’s varied offerings of the ’70s included work both as a solo act and alongside his wife, Linda, in Wings. The Wings oeuvre is perhaps best known for the classic eponymous James Bond theme, ‘Live and Let Die’, but a broader peak came in 1973 with their most successful album, Band on the Run.

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