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Warner Music Entertainment
Posted: November 16th, 2007.
Spanning four decades, The McCartney Years is a three-volume DVD collection, featuring some of the world’sbest-loved music that has become the soundtrack to all our lives.
Vols 1 & 2 contain the definitive collection of McCartney music videos. Starting in the 1970s with Paul McCartney’sfirst solo single “Maybe I’m Amazed,” the DVD includes the Wings promo video for “Band On The Run”as well as hits from the 1980s such as “Say Say Say,” and the 1990s with “The World Tonight.” Itfinishes with 2005’s “Fine Line.”
The films can be viewed either in chronological order or as play-lists that have been personally arranged by Paulfeaturing his exclusive voiceover commentaries.
Vol.3 includes live performances taken from three classic McCartney live shows; “ROCKSHOW” filmed on Wings’1976 World Tour, new edits of Paul’s seminal “UNPLUGGED” in 1991 and Paul’s now legendary headliningperformance at 2004’s GLASTONBURY Festival.
The McCartney Years is also packed with bonus features and extra never before seen footage and performances,including “Let It Be” from LIVE AID, archive interviews with Melvyn Bragg and Michael Parkinson, alternativeversions of music videos and the full-length 2005 documentary “Creating Chaos at Abbey Road.” Paul hasrecorded exclusive commentary and personal introductions for each promo video and each live concert.
This collection has been meticulously restored and all films polished, re-graded and given a new lease on lifein Widescreen format with re-mastered stereo audio and for the first time the original recordings re-mixed into5.1 surround sound. THE McCARTNEY YEARS includes over 40 promo videos and over two hours of live performances.
Paul McCartney: The McCartney Years was is out now on DVD for £29.99.
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News page content input by Dominic Robinson, 2007.
Reviewer of movies, videogames and music since 1994. Aortic valve operation survivor from the same year. Running DVDfever.co.uk since 2000. Nobel Peace Prize winner 2021.