McCartney II is the third solo album by Paul McCartney and the first since the formation of Wings in 1971. It 'was released in 1980, a year before the band was during the resolution and its future in the balance. The album is a major departure for McCartney, as much of the album relies heavily on synthesizers and experiments in the study. Background of how his last album turned out to Ali, 'Back to the Egg, McCartney went north to his farm in Scotland to start some individuals after releaseResumed in July 1979. The first song he recorded "Check My Machine" as a way to test the equipment, hence the title. By the end of the session ', which saw more than twenty songs. Without immediate use for the recordings, he put aside for now and returned with a work of Wings to prepare for a tour in the UK in November and December. In conjunction with the performances (the new "Coming Up" is included), Paul McCartney released his first solo single since 1971, the top party10 UK hit "Wonderful Christmastime" b / w "Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reggae." The A side was recorded during the sessions of McCartney II, while its flip side was reduced in 1975. However, there have been changes in the upcoming plans of McCartney's Wings. After years of denial of visa based on his past marijuana busts, Japan was finally allowed to meet McCartney and Wings. It would be the first of McCartney playing there since 1966 with the Beatles, and the prediction was very high with wings...
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