Wings - Back To The Egg Album

Tracklist

1	Getting Closer	3:20
2	After The Ball / Million Miles	3:57
3	Winter Rose / Love Awake	4:54
4	Spin It On	2:10
5	Reception	1:06
6	Again And Again And Again Written-By – Denny Laine	3:28
7	Daytime Nightime Suffering	3:16
8	Arrow Through Me	3:37
9	Rockestra Theme	2:32
10	Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reggae Written-By – Johnny Marks	1:43
11	Old Siam, Sir	4:06
12	The Broadcast	1:26
13	(Sunny Side Up)
14	(Over Easy)
15	We're Open Tonight	1:25
16	Wonderful Christmastime	3:44
17	So Glad To See You Here	3:20
18	Bonus Tracks
19	To You	3:09
20	Baby's Request	2:47

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
PCTC 257, 0C 064-62 799	Wings	Back To The Egg ‎(LP, Album)	MPL , MPL	PCTC 257, 0C 064-62 799	UK	1979
0777 7 89136 2 7	Wings	Back To The Egg ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM)	Parlophone, MPL	0777 7 89136 2 7	Netherlands	1993
8E 072 62799	Wings	Back To The Egg ‎(LP, Album)	MPL	8E 072 62799	Portugal	1979
PCTC 257	Wings	Back To The Egg ‎(LP, Advance, Promo)	Parlophone	PCTC 257	UK	1979
FCT 36057	Wings	Back To The Egg ‎(Cass, Album, Dol)	Columbia, MPL	FCT 36057	US	1979

Credits

• Bass – Bruce Thomas (tracks: 8, 13), John Paul Jones (tracks: 8, 13), Paul McCartney (tracks: 8, 13), Ronnie Lane (tracks: 8, 13)
• Drums – John Bonham (tracks: 8, 13), Kenney Jones (tracks: 8, 13), Steve Holly (tracks: 8, 13)
• Engineer – Phil McDonald
• Engineer [Assisted By] – Mark Vigars
• Guitar – Dave Gilmour (tracks: 8, 13), Denny Laine (tracks: 8, 13), Hank Marvin (tracks: 8, 13), Laurence Juber (tracks: 8, 13), Pete Townshend (tracks: 8, 13)
• Horns – Howie Casey (tracks: 8, 13), Steve Howard (tracks: 8, 13), Thaddeus Richard (tracks: 8, 13), Tony Dorsey (tracks: 8, 13)
• Keyboards – Linda McCartney (tracks: 8, 13), Tony Ashton (tracks: 8, 13)
• Percussion – Morris Pert (tracks: 8, 13), Ray Cooper (tracks: 8, 13), Speedy Acquaye (tracks: 8, 13), Tony Carr (tracks: 8, 13)
• Performer – Denny Laine, Laurence Juber, Linda McCartney, Paul McCartney, Steve Holly
• Photography By [Back Cover] – Linda, Paul
• Photography By [Front Cover] – John Shaw
• Piano – Gary Brooker (tracks: 8, 13), John Paul Jones (tracks: 8, 13), Paul McCartney (tracks: 8, 13)
• Producer – Chris Thomas (tracks: 1 to 15), Paul McCartney
• Written-By – McCartney (tracks: 1 to 4, 6 to 16)

Notes

Recorded at: Spirit of Ranachan Studio, Scotland; Lympne Castle, Kent; Replica Studio, London and EMI Studios, London.

Track 15 From between London Town and Back to the Egg - the flip-side of Wings' March 1979 single Goodnight Tonight.
Track 16 The first output from the McCartney solo sessions of mid-1979, just after Back to the Egg. Credited to Paul and not to Wings, this was the A-side of a single that November.
Track 17 The instrumental B-side of Wonderful Christmastime, recorded back in 1975, again without Wings.

Tracks 8, 13: Rockestra line-up

Original ℗ date 1979 MPL Communications Ltd.
Digital remasters ℗ 1993 the copyright in this sound recording is owned by MPL Communications Ltd. under exclusive licence to EMI Records Ltd.
Original artwork © 1979 MPL Communications Ltd., revised layout © 1993 MPL Communications Ltd. under exclusive license to EMI Records Ltd.

Made in Holland

Barcodes

• Barcode: 0 77778 91362 7
• Matrix / Runout: 789136 2 @ 2 1-1-14-NL
• Label Code: LC 0299
• Rights Society: BIEM/STEMRA
• Other (Germany Distribution Code): D:
• Other (France Distribution Code): F: PM 516
• Other (UK Distribution Code): CDPMCOL 10
• Barcode: 00 401522 031163 4 CD

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – MPL Communications Ltd.
• Distributed By – EMI
• Licensed To – EMI Records Ltd.

Short intro

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