Paul McCartney & Wings
"Live In Newcastle 1973" - 41th anniversary edition
1973-07-10 UK, Newcastle, City Hall
2014 CMI Music
Source 1 (*): Apple Acetate > ? > Learning To Fly (2000 VOXX 0001-001) Silver CD > CDR(1) > WAV 16/44 > WAV 32/88 > restoration/merge/remastering > WAV 16/44 > FLAC
Source 2 (#): Apple Acetate > ? > Unsurrpassed Masters Vol.1 (1994 Strawberry Records STR 002) Silver CD > FLAC > WAV 16/44 > WAV 32/88 > restoration/merge/remastering > WAV 16/44 > FLAC
Source 3 (+): Apple Acetate > ? > Wings Live In Newcastle (1991 Mistral MM 9117) Silver CD > WAV 16/44 > WAV 32/88 > restoration/merge/remastering > WAV 16/44 > FLAC
Total running time: 1:00:19
1. Intro (+) [0:54]
2. Soily (*) [3:49]
3. Big Barn Bed (*) [4:00]
4. When The Night (*) [4:13]
5. Seaside Woman (#) [4:41]
6. Wild Life (#) [5:59]
7. Little Woman Love (#) [0:51]
8. C Moon (#) [2:20]
9. Little Woman Love (reprise) (#) [1:10]
10. Maybe I'm Amazed (#) [4:20]
11. My Love (#) [4:47]
12. Live And Let Die (#) [4:13]
13. Go Now (#) [3:57]
--. Say You Don't Mind
14. The Mess (+) [5:10]
15. Hi Hi Hi (+) [5:25]
16. Long Tall Sally (+) [4:30]
Paul McCartney - vocals, bass, piano
Linda McCartney - vocals, piano
Denny Laine - rhythm guitar, bass guitar, vocals, piano
Henry McCullough - lead guitar, vocals
Denny Seiwell - drums, percussion
Unfortunately after twenty years since 'Unsurpassed Masters vol.1' bootleg which features excerpt of this concert in FANTASTIC quality was released, this source was never reappeared in complete form.
Here's my attempt to create the most complete and listenable recording of this concert.
One song from the set list which is called 'Say You Don't Mind' is absent here, as there's no known professional recording of this song available in collector's community, possibly it wasn't featured in the mysterious Apple Acetate.
As I know there's an audience recording of the whole show available but it's impossible for me to find it out to work with.
I chosen to work with 3 most common sources.
Source 1 and 3 were speed corrected and EQ-processed to improve the sound quality and to match Source 2 as much as possible.
All sources were spliced together to receive seamless listening experience.
cmi
August 2014