The Art Of McCartney
The Art Of McCartney
The Art Of McCartney
The Art Of McCartney

The Art Of McCartney (4 LP : Orange / Green / Red / Blue, 4 CD, 1 DVD, Memory stick, Box set)

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Rarity - Sealed

COMPILATION

All songs written by Paul McCartney

 

4 LPs, 4 CDs, 1 DVD, Memory stick, Box set

Limited numbered edition

Original analog Master tape : YES

Heavy Press : 180g

Record color : Orange / Green / Red / Blue

Speed : 33 RPM

Size : 12'’

Stereo

Studio

Record Press : unspecified

Label : Because Sounds Matters

Original Label : Artic Poppy

Produced by Ralf Sall

Originally released in 2014

 

 

Tracks:

CD1

  1. Billy Joel – Maybe I'm Amazed
  2. Bob Dylan – Things We Said Today
  3. Heart – Band On The Run
  4. Steve Miller – Junior's Farm
  5. Yusuf / Cat Stevens - The Long And Winding Road
  6. Harry Connick, Jr. - My Love
  7. Brian Wilson – Wanderlust
  8. Corinne Bailey Rae – Bluebird
  9. Willie Nelson – Yesterday
  10. Jeff Lynne – Junk
  11. Barry Gibb – When I'm 64
  12. Jamie Cullum – Every Night
  13. Kiss – Venus And Mars/Rock Show
  14. Paul Rodgers – Let Me Roll It
  15. Roger Daltrey – Helter Skelter
  16. Def Leppard – Helen Wheels
  17. The Cure Featuring James McCartney – Hello Goodbye

 

CD 2

  1. Billy Joel – Live And Let Die
  2. Chrissie Hynde – Let It Be
  3. Robin Zander Of Cheap Trick, Rick Nielsen Of Cheap Trick – Jet
  4. Joe Elliott – Hi Hi Hi
  5. Heart – Letting Go
  6. Steve Miller – Hey Jude
  7. Owl City – Listen To What The Man Said
  8. Perry Farrell – Got To Get You Into My Life
  9. Celine Dion – Drive My Car
  10. Allen Toussaint – Lady Madonna
  11. Dr. John – Let 'Em In
  12. Smokey Robinson – So Bad
  13. The Airborne Toxic Event – No More Lonely Nights
  14. Alice Cooper – Eleanor Rigby
  15. Toots Hibbert With Sly & Robbie – Come And Get It
  16. B.B. King – On The Way
  17. Sammy Hagar – Birthday

 

CD 3

  1. Robert Smith – C Moon
  2. Booker T-Jones – Can't Buy Me Love
  3. Ronnie Spector – P.S. I Love You
  4. Darlene Love – All My Loving
  5. Ian McCulloch – For No One
  6. Peter Bjorn And John – Put It There
  7. Wanda Jackson – Run Devil Run
  8. Alice Cooper – Smile Away

 

CD 4 : The Making Of The Art Of McCartney - Audio Documentary

 

LP1 – Side A

  1. Billy Joel – Maybe I'm Amazed
  2. Bob Dylan – Things We Said Today
  3. Heart – Band On The Run
  4. Steve Miller –  Junior's Farm
  5. Yusuf / Cat Stevens – The Long And Winding Road

LP1-Side B

  1. Harry Connick, Jr.– My Love
  2. Brian Wilson – Wanderlust
  3. Corinne Bailey Rae – Bluebird
  4. Willie Nelson – Yesterday
  5. Jeff Lynne – Junk
  6. Barry Gibb – When I'm 64
  7. Jamie Cullum – Every Night

 

LP2 – Side C

  1. Kiss –  Venus And Mars/Rock Show
  2. Rodgers – Let Me Roll It
  3. Roger Daltrey – Helter Skelter
  4. Def Leppard – Helen Wheels
  5. The Cure Featuring James McCartney – Hello Goodbye

LP2  Side D

  1. Billy Joel – Live And Let Die
  2. Chrissie Hynde – Let It Be
  3. Robin Zander Of Cheap Trick, Rick Nielsen Of Cheap Trick – Jet
  4. Joe Elliott – Hi Hi Hi
  5. Heart – Letting Go

 

LP3 Side E

  1. Steve Miller – Hey Jude
  2. Owl City – Listen To What The Man Said
  3. Perry Farrell – Got To Get You Into My Life
  4. Céline Dion –  Drive My Car
  5. Allen Toussaint – Lady Madonna
  6. Dr. John – Let Em In

LP3 Side F

  1. Smokey Robinson – So Bad
  2. The Airborne Toxic Event – No More Lonely Nights
  3. Alice Cooper – Eleanor Rigby
  4. Toots Hibbert With Sly & Robbie –  Come And Get It
  5. B.B. King – On The Way
  6. Sammy Hagar - Birthday

 

LP4 Side G

  1. Robert Smith – C Moon
  2. Booker T. Jones – Can't Buy Me Love
  3. Ronnie Spector – P.S. I Love You
  4. Darlene Love – All My Loving

LP4 Side H

  1. Ian McCulloch – For No One
  2. Peter Bjorn And John – Put It There
  3. Wanda Jackson – Run Devil Run
  4. Alice Cooper - Smile Away

 

DVD  – The Making Of The Art Of McCartney


                 

                Reviews :

                “Roughly timed to coincide with the 50th anniversary of Beatlemania, The Art of McCartney is a lavish celebration of all things Paul. Weighing in at three discs and 42 tracks in its grandest incarnation, the set is 34 tracks at its slimmest. In both cases, that's plenty generous but it nevertheless only skims the surface of a very rich, very deep songbook that's developed over the decades. By and large, the featured performers -- mainly McCartney's peers, including his good friend Steve Miller, Billy Joel, Bob Dylan, Brian Wilson, Jeff Lynne, Roger Daltrey, and Willie Nelson, but also a handful of younger performers and old pros, too -- stick to both familiar tunes and familiar arrangements, which means The Art of McCartney often gets by on sheer enthusiasm. Certainly, Billy Joel -- who opens up the proceedings with "Maybe I'm Amazed" and later covers "Live and Let Die" -- throws himself into it and his cuts benefit from his full-bore roar, but some of the softer moments are equally nice; in particular, Corinne Bailey Rae slides into "Bluebird" with grace, while Jeff Lynne tackles the homespun "Junk" while resisting his urge to decorate. As with any tribute this size, there are the inevitable stumbles, ranging from a barely notable trip (Brian Wilson rendering "Wanderlust" too ornate, Alice Cooper hamming it up on "Eleanor Rigby," Barry Gibb inadvertently raising the ghost of Sgt. Peppers past with "When I'm Sixty Four") to outright face-plants (Steve Miller is unsuited for "Hey Jude," Harry Connick, Jr. smarms up "My Love," Owl City's rinky-dink plinks render "Listen to What the Man Said" into a weapon of twee irritation). Ultimately, these aren't enough to prevent The Art of McCartney from being fun, particularly because they're overshadowed by moments of real delight: Bob Dylan growling his way through "Things We Said Today," Heart laying into the spooky heart of "Letting Go," Robert Smith embracing the oddness of "C Moon," Kiss camping it up on "Venus and Mars/Rock Show," Robin Zander and Rick Nielsen and, especially, Def Leppard finding the glittering bubblegum heart in "Helen Wheels" followed by Joe Elliott stomping "Hi Hi Hi" into submission." All that can be expected from a generous star-studded tribute like this are a few moments like this, and The Art of McCartney certainly delivers them.” AllMusic Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine

                 

                Ratings :

                AllMusic : 3 / 5 , Discogs : 4.93 / 5

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