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Editor:	Mark Lewisohn
Title:	Wingspan: Paul McCartney's Band On The Run
Publisher:	Bulfinch Press
Country:	USA
Date:	10 Sep 2002
Format:	Paperback
Genre:	Non-Fiction, Music, Reference
ISBN-13:	0821227939
Barcode:	9780821227930
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Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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176 pages. Book dimensions: 26 cms x 1.4 cms x 25.8 cms.

First North American edition. First published in Great Britain in 2002 by Little, Brown, an imprint of Time Warner Books UK.

Based on the transcript of an interview by Mary McCartney Donald, directed by Alistair Donald. Recorded on 13/14 February 2001 at House of the Redeemer, New York.

Text edited by Mark Lewisohn. Art direction by Norman Hathaway.

From the back cover:

From the breakup of The Beatles to the folding of Wings, from a business nightmare to a Tokyo jail, this companion to the Wingspan album and TV/video documentary traces ten years in the life of Paul McCartney.

Told in Paul McCartney's own words, Wingspan is an intimate scrapbook that charts how his group Wings started from scratch to become on the biggest-selling acts of the 1970s, with memorable hit albums Band On The Run, Ram, Venus And Mars and others, and huge-selling singles including Another Day, My Love, Live And Let Die. Listen To What The Man Said, Silly Love Songs, Let 'Em In, Mull Of Kintyre, With A Little Luck, and Coming Up. At the same time, Paul and his wife Linda, who played keyboards in Wings, were raising a family at home and on the road.

With hundreds of rare and unseen photographs, many taken by Linda, Wingspan travels the distance, yielding a unique insight into the dynamics of a top band and an extraordinary marriage.

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