Rather than aping the sound McCartney helped shape with the Beatles, Wings was more personal and stylistically prismatic in tone, its often ruminative sense of diversity tempered by considerable pop/rock craft.
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“We had certainly decided to just go and wing it - no wonder we ended up calling the band Wings,” McCartney mused with a grin during a March afternoon of conversation and recording at Jim Henson Studios (i.e., the one-time A&M Records compound that began as Charlie Chaplin’s landmark movie lot), located just off LaBrea Avenue. Not only a legendary songwriting force in the Beatles - whose “1” album has either been at or near the top of The Billboard 200 albums chart for more than 16 weeks - McCartney was also the founder of the popular follow-up to the Fab Four, a plucky outfit he called Wings.
In an era marked by cynicism and rife with pop music that melds misogyny and other bigotries with seductive beats, it’s instructive to reconsider the singular career path of Sir James Paul McCartney. Now seems an apt moment once again to listen to what the man said. Any copyright owner who wants something removed should contact us and we will do so immediately. This interview remains the property of the respective copyright owner, and no implication of ownership by us is intended or should be inferred.
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