Egypt Station (Explorer's Edition) Paul McCartney
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Album-Release:
2019
HRA-Release:
17.05.2019
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- 1 Opening Station 00:42
- 2 I Don't Know 04:27
- 3 Come On To Me 04:11
- 4 Happy With You 03:34
- 5 Who Cares 03:13
- 6 Fuh You 03:24
- 7 Confidante 03:05
- 8 People Want Peace 02:59
- 9 Hand In Hand 02:35
- 10 Dominoes 05:02
- 11 Back In Brazil 03:21
- 12 Do It Now 03:17
- 13 Caesar Rock 03:29
- 14 Despite Repeated Warnings 06:58
- 15 Station II 00:47
- 16 Hunt You Down/Naked/C-Link 06:23
- 17 Get Started 03:41
- 18 Nothing For Free 03:14
- 19 Frank Sinatra’s Party 02:44
- 20 Sixty Second Street 03:56
- 21 Who Cares (Full Length) 05:32
- 22 Get Enough 02:57
- 23 Come On To Me (Live At Abbey Road Studios) 04:19
- 24 Fuh You (Live At The Cavern Club) 03:35
- 25 Confidante (Live At LIPA) 03:16
- 26 Who Cares (Live At Grand Central Station) 03:03
Info for Egypt Station (Explorer's Edition)
The Explorer’s Edition features all tracks from Egypt Station sessions, including 6 live studio recordings, as well as 4 live performances of Egypt Station tracks from Abbey Road, The Cavern Club, LIPA, and Paul’s iconic performance at Grand Central Station.
Sharing a title with one of Paul's own paintings, Egypt Station was the first full album of all-new McCartney music since 2013's international chart-topping NEW. Preceded by two of its tracks just released as double A-sides - plaintive ballad "I Don’t Know" and raucous stomper "Come On To Me" - Egypt Station was recorded between Los Angeles, London and Sussex, and produced (with the exception of one Ryan Tedder track) by Greg Kurstin (Adele, Beck, Foo Fighters).
True to the inspiration behind its title, Egypt Station's songs combine to convey a unique travelogue vibe. Between the opening and closing instrumentals "Station I" and "Station II", each song finds Paul capturing a place or moment before transporting the listener seamlessly to the next destination. Stops along the way include an acoustic meditation on present day contentedness ("Happy With You"), a timeless anthem that would fit on virtually any album of any McCartney era ("People Want Peace"), and an epic multi-movement Hunt You Down / Naked / C-Link clocking in at seven minutes with a song suite structure harkening back to the days of Paul's previous combos ("Despite Repeated Warnings"). The result is a kaleidoscopic journey through myriad musical locales and eras, yet firmly rooted in the here and now - with Paul's singular unmistakable melodic and lyrical sensibility serving as a guide.
Paul McCartney
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