Vinyl Album - Wings - Wild Life - Apple

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Wings
Title:	Wild Life
Label:	Apple
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	PCS 7142 / 1E 062 o 04946
Date:	7 Dec 1971
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	43 Own, 2 Want
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Wings	Mumbo	Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney	6.0 Rate
A2	Wings	Bip Bop	Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney	5.4 Rate
A3	Wings	Love Is Strange	Baker, Smith	6.8 Rate
A4	Wings	Wild Life	Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney	8.8 Rate
B1	Wings	Some People Never Know	Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney	9.0 Rate
B2	Wings	I Am Your Singer	Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney	8.0 Rate
B3	Wings	Tomorrow	Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney	9.4 Rate
B4	Wings	Dear Friend	Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney	9.8 Rate

Notes

Produced by Paul and Linda McCartney. Yellow inner sleeve.
Engineers : Tony Clarke, Alan Parsons.
Recorders : Dolmetsch.
Photo : Barry Lategan.
Typo : Gordon House.

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Comments and Reviews


TopPopper 13th Oct 2016		I think it would be: 1. Flipback (with Apple credit) 2. Ordinary sleeve (with Apple credit) 3. Ordinary sleeve (with MPL credit) The credits on the labels tend to support this - 1976 saw MPL credited in place of Apple.



Lovinda 13th Oct 2016		Added two back cover variants. The flipback cover has Gerlach & Raffel printers on bottom right. The other one has MPL Communications added in bottom left corner. Both issues has the first set of label images (no MPL on label). One would think that the flipback cover came first? But with cover printed by Gerlach & Raffel?



TopPopper 24th Sep 2016		Original pressings had a bright yellow inner sleeve. I'll add it shortly. "Tomorrow" is an interesting song - a counterpart to "Yesterday", it has the same chord sequence, but sounds completely different.



JPGR&B SUBS 20th Feb 2015		The links are Bip Bop Link between I Am Your Singer and Tomorrow and Mumbo Link after Dear Friend (and before Give Ireland Back to The Irish on the 1993 CD re-release).



Neil Forbes 20th Feb 2015		Apart from the "titled" tracks, there were two(or three) short untitled "grabs" of about roughly 50 seconds to a minute-and-a-half in length. I have this album on a commercially-issued cassette and thinking seriously about doing a new CD from it(if the cassette will "behave" itself and operate properly in the deck, that is). Just trying to remember where those untitled grabs go and whether to have them as separate tracks or merge them with a titled track.



BEATLEJOHN 5th Feb 2014		Personally, I was always partial to "Some People Never Know"....John



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TopPopper 4th Feb 2014		Most underrated album ever. Routinely trashed by critics but contains several creditable songs. Side 2 is particularly good.



roboleyton 28th Jan 2014		Cover, and label scans uploaded. Including the 1976 MPL labels.