Pipes Of Peace (Standard Version - 2015 Remaster) Paul McCartney

• 1 Pipes Of Peace 03:56
• 2 Say Say Say 03:56
• 3 The Other Me 03:58
• 4 Keep Under Cover 03:07
• 5 So Bad 03:22
• 6 The Man 03:56
• 7 Sweetest Little Show 02:52
• 8 Average Person 04:34
• 9 Hey Hey 02:54
• 10 Tug Of Peace 02:56
• 11 Through Our Love 03:30
• Total Runtime 39:01

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Pipes Of Peace is the 1983 follow-up to McCartney's Tug Of War album--was a more pop-oriented outing than its critically-acclaimed predecessor. Recorded with former Beatles producer George Martin and guest musicians like Ringo Starr and jazz bassist Stanley Clarke at Martin's studio on the Caribbean island of Montserrat, Pipes Of Peace has a casual, laid-back feel that is perfectly suited to McCartney's breezy pop melodies. The album's best-known song, 'Say Say Say,' is a propulsive pop-soul duet with Michael Jackson that was McCartney's last single to reach #1 on the American charts.

Pipes Of Peace also contains 'So Bad,' a beautiful, smoldering love song that is arguably one of McCartney's most underrated ballads. Though McCartney tries to deliver a big message on the title track, Pipes Of Peace works best as a pop album and it features a fine mix of upbeat songs and earnest ballads that give McCartney ample opportunity to show off his incomparable voice and peerless musicianship.

Newly remixed using the original analogue multi-track tapes and mastered at Abbey Road Studios in London.

Paul McCartney, bass, guitars, piano, keyboards, synthesizer, drums, vocals
Linda McCartney, keyboards, backing vocals
Michael Jackson, vocals on Say Say Say and The Man, the duets with him and McCartney
Eric Stewart, guitars, backing vocals
Denny Laine, guitars, keyboards, vocals
Hughie Burn, guitar
Geoff Whitehorn, guitar
Stanley Clarke, bass, vocals
Gavin Wright, violin
Jerry Hey, strings, horn
Gary Herbig, flute
Chris Hammer Smith, harmonica
Andy Mackay, saxophone
Ernie Watts, saxophone
Gary Grant, horns
Ringo Starr, drums
Steve Gadd, drums
Dave Mattacks, drums
James Kippen, tabla on 'Pipes of Peace'
Petalozzi's Children's Choir, backing vocals on 'Pipes of Peace'

Recorded October/December 1980, February–March 1981, summer 1981, September–October 1982, February/July 1983
Engineered by Geoff Emerick
Produced by George Martin

Digitally remastered

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