I’m glad you rated Chaos and Creation so high. I’m ashamed to say I only became familiar with it recently and I think it’s absolutely fantastic and underrated.

Right on. RAM is one of my favourite albums of all time.

On May 15, 1982, “Ebony And Ivory” takes the top spot in the Billboard Hot 100 , holding the spot for seven weeks. Recorded as a duet with the great Stevie Wonder, it was the biggest hit record of Paul McCartney's post-Beatles career.Apr

No idea how you could put Tug Of War so low, it's easily his best album of the 80s.

Back to the egg top five on my list

You didn't mention it but Warm and Beautiful is one of the standout songs on Wings at the Speed of Sound for me.

all these albums ...oh and he was one half of the greatest songwriting team ever before that...this guy is untouchable

Most underrated album is driving rain

Hope of deliverance is a good song. Wow mediocre song writing on tug of war, different ears to me. Ball room dancing is penny lane standard. maybe the production is a bit sweet, but it is incredibly tasteful. A nice list. Talk talk is not a good song.

Great video and reviews! Take no notice of the harsh comments, all music is subjective and really it’s just what connects with you individually. I don’t agree with every ranking but that’s ok!! Great shout on Red Rose Speedway, definitely one of my favourites!

interesting video thanks....good to see RRS so high

Not a bad ranking and I dug the episode. Can’t wait for an updated version of this. Where is Thrillington though?

Off the Ground should be higher! It’s such a underrated album

The warmth and clarity of Ram and Red Rose Speedway is amazing. I was about 11 when I first heard the lead on "My Love" and I cannot recall a more beautiful tone to this day. And who else but McCartney could write Uncle Albert and record it to such perfection? Thank you for your review.

My favorite albums are Band on the Run, Venus and Mars, and McCartney I. Stopped following him in the 80's and had no idea he was so productive!!! Wow. Gonna have to check out some of his newer albums too. Thank you Jason for doing this!!! What I love most about this channel is how the 3 guys are hardly ever in agreement yet they are able to work together. Because in the end, we ALL have our own views on just about everything. I can't even agree half the time with my wife...

One of the best McCartney reviews I have seen on KZfaq. No toadying or pussyfooting. Just telling it how you see it. Cheers.

My Ranking 1. Band On The Run 2. Flaming Pie 3. Venus And Mars 4. Ram 5. Off The Ground 6. Wings At The Speed Of Sound 7. McCartney 8. Tug Of War 9. Red Rose Speedway 10. Pipes Of Peace 11. Driving Rain 12. Memory Almost Full 13. Back To The Egg 14. London Town 15. Flowers In The Dirt 16. McCartney II 17. Run Devil Run 18. Wild Life 19. Press To Play 20. Chaos And Creation In The Backyard 21. Egypt Station 22. New 23. McCartney III

I agree with your top 3, although I'd probably switch #2 and #3. Like you, I don't understand why "Red Rose Speedway" doesn't get a lot more love. I used to say that about "Ram," but it finally is getting the recognition it deserves. Surely the same eventually will be true for "Red Rose Speedway."

Couldn't disagree more about "Egypt Station": it's one my favorites. A fantastic flow of super tracks, specially the second half. Anyway, I agree with ypur top-tier ones.

I agree on your 3 best. Ram sounds very unique. Little Lamb Dragonfly is a hidden gem on Red Rose Speedway. The Wings albums Wild Life & London Town & Back To The Egg are treasures, unique worlds on their own. There are some cool unreleased albums too, like Rupert The Bear & Cold Cuts & Return To Pepperland. I grew up with Pipes Of Peace so it will always be close to my heart. I think the song Take It Away from Tug Of War is the best 80's song from him. Amazing that Talk More Talk is so special for you. It just goes to show that whatever people releases there will always be some who like and some who dislike. Every song is someones favorite. My Paul collection stops with Flaming Pie. I'm really not a fan of any music from the past twenty years.

Flowers in the dirt is know Like an absolute masterpiece

You seem to be more interested in the production of the records than the actual songs. Putting tug of war at 20 is crazy, it should at the least be in the top 10, tug of war, somebody who cares, the smash take it away and ebony and ivory, wanderlust, tribute to John here today!

Great review. You can see from all the bad songs Paul did that having a sounding board of John George n Ringo really kept paul on track. If paul was alone from the beginning he would have sunk himself before developing into the great songwriter he became. He put out a ton of clunkers even after he was a wonderful songwriter. Theres no way he would have made it without John, George n Ringo. His great songs are amazing tho. I think he would have never made it to those amazing solo songs if he never developed with John George n Ringo. He would have buried himself with terrible songs if he didnt have such a good sounding board to develop with....

Right on list!

Don't really get the animosity towards his latter work, which you call "desperate to sound current". As much as I understand what you mean and why you say it, but if that's the main argument why an album is weak, then it seems to have little to do with the actual music, and more to do with how you perceive McCartney as an artist. And...placing Tug Of War in the bottom bit of the ranking list is nothing short of scandalous ;)

Tug of war pipes of peace and broad street among my favourites

Venus and mars in my top two

Regards is far and away the best thing what Macca or any of the Beatles ever doned....And then I awoke.

Hi, just checking back in to this one as I listened to Driving Rain yesterday and was reminded that you said in your video that the song Heather shouldn't have been in instrumental and needed vocals. In fact, the song does have vocals, it's just that they come in towards the back end of the song.

Audio louder, please. I'm listening to this in prison and our wifi sucks.

Thank you for this thoughtful effort. By way of background, I became a Beatles/McCartney fan the day they appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show on Feb 9 1964. I can practically remember the pajamas I was wearing. I am always shocked how, as "let's talk" below says, "the [McCartney] fandom has such different opinions and conversations." For example, while you say that Off the Ground is weak (I agree 100%), I don't think there's nothing good on it: "Hope of Deliverance" is super (if you've ever been associated with physical or spiritual pain). NEW was an immensely pleasant surprise; ironically I dislike the 2 songs you like (including "New"). Driving Rain is indeed weak, but Lonely Road I love. I have never found anything remotely decent on Wild Life - and I try every 5 years or so. I was in college when Red Rose Speedway came out and I tried REALLY hard to like it (love the cover); but to this day I find it awful. And that's why it "gets a bad rap."Pipes of Peace has the terrific Say, Say, Say (we agree here ) and the rest is garbage (except maybe The Man). Rough Ride isn't interesting - but every song on Wild Life is worse. On Press to Play, you like the 3 songs I dislike. On London Town, Girlfriend is the song I like the least (hate that falsetto); but has the excellent "Deliver Your Children." Silly Love Songs may be his worst song ever regardless of the bass and horns (OK, a decent production of a very bad song). Totally agree that he has "forced desperate attempts to be current" on Egypt Station, a weak album. Venus & Mars has the great opening/closing song and "Letting Go" - but otherwise seems geared to 12 year old girls (and indeed, my wife loved it when it came out). Ram has gone from under-rated to over-rated; it does have the AWESOME Monkberry Moon delight. Band on the Run is excellent as are Chaos&C and Flaming pie! Thank you!

Hi- Ive been a Beatles fan since age 4 in 1969, and bought "Back to the Egg" in ChCH NZ the day it came out. Ive enjoyed most of Pauls career, except the 80s which were not so good for him. I was a bit surprised at some of your placings - so I made my own, see below. I have noticed that, except for my top 5, all of his albums have at least one exceptional song, 3 or 4 good ones, and 2 - 4 bad ones, more progressively as the list goes. But always one exceptional, a true testimony to his talent. Here Tis: 1. Band on the Run 2. Ram 3. Chaos and Creation 4. Flaming Pie 5. Venus and Mars 6. New 7. Back to the Egg 8. London Town 9. Speed of Sound 10. Egypt Station (I don't know his best for many years) 11. McCartney 111 12. Memory almost full 13. McCartney 14. McCarney 11 (side 2 lets it down) 15. Pipes of peace (yes ahead of #16, but only just) 16. Tug of war (2-3 bad songs on side 2) 17. Wild Life (could be higher with different track listing) 18. Off the ground 19. Red Rose Speedway (Truly awful side 2) 20. Flowers in the dirt 21. Driving Rain 22. Press to Play (Even though "Only Love remains" is very good) 23. Broad Street

Really weird, eclectic discography. I don't always like McCartney's more experimental stuff, but people who think he only writes "granny music" couldn't be more wrong. 27. Give My Regards to Broad Street (1984) ★★ 26. Press to Play (1986) ★★ 25. Снова в СССР (1988) ★★½ 24. Pipes of Peace (1983) ★★½ 23. McCartney III (2020) ★★½ 22. Egypt Station (2018) ★★½ 21. Kisses on the Bottom (2012) ★★★ 20. Run Devil Run (1999) ★★★ 19. Driving Rain (2001) ★★★ 18. Off the Ground (1993) ★★★ 17. Electric Arguments (2008) ★★★½ 16. New (2013) ★★★½ 15. Flowers in the Dirt (1989) ★★★½ 14. Tug of War (1982) ★★★½ 13. McCartney II (1980) ★★★½ 12. Wild Life (1971) ★★★½ 11. London Town (1978) ★★★½ 10. Wings at the Speed of Sound (1976) ★★★½ 9. Memory Almost Full (2007) ★★★½ 8. McCartney (1970) ★★★★ 7. Red Rose Speedway (1973) ★★★★ 6. Venus and Mars (1975) ★★★★ 5. Back to the Egg (1979) ★★★★ 4. Chaos and Creation in the Backyard (2005) ★★★★½ 3. Flaming Pie (1997) ★★★★½ 2. Ram (1971) ★★★★★ 1. Band on the Run (1973) ★★★★★ ★★★★★ - Masterpiece ★★★★½ - Really great ★★★★ - Great ★★★½ - Really good ★★★ - Good ★★½ - OK ★★ - Bad ★½ - Really bad ★ - Awful ½ - The worst Top 30 songs: 30. The World Tonight (1997) 29. The Song We Were Singing (1997) 28. To You (1979) 27. Summer's Day Song (1980) 26. Every Night (1970) 25. This Never Happened Before (2005) 24. Arrow Through Me (1979) 23. Tug of War (1982) 22. Listen to What the Main Said (1975) 21. Waterfalls (1980) 20. Wild Life (1971) 19. Getting Closer (1979) 18. I've Had Enough (1978) 17. Beautiful Night (1997) 16. Young Boy (1997) 15. Mamunia (1973) 14. Too Much Rain (2005) 13. My Brave Face (1989) 12. Monkberry Moon Delight (1971) 11. Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five (1973) 10. Junk (1970) 9. One of These Days (1980) 8. Let Me Roll It (1973) 7. Jet (1973) 6. Too Many People (1971) 5. Maybe I'm Amazed (1970) 4. Live and Let Die (1973) 3. Uncle Albert / Admiral Halsey (1971) 2. Band on the Run (1973) 1. Calico Skies (1997) Flaming Pie: 5 songs Band on the Run: 5 songs McCartney II: 3 songs Back to the Egg: 3 songs Ram: 3 songs McCartney: 3 songs Chaos and Creation in the Backyard: 2 songs Flowers in the Dirt: 1 song Tug of War: 1 song London Town: 1 song Venus and Mars: 1 song Wild Life: 1 song Non-album tracks: 1 song

You put "Tug of War" far too low - should have been among the top five because of the hits. No one of the "Wings" records should ever come near top 10 - except "Wild Life." All the other "Wings" records are shait. Yes, even "Band on the Run" album. Only the last part of the song "Band On the Run" is any good. "RAM" is of course his absolute best LP - and it is the solo LP that has got the most Beatle flavour of all of their solo albums. Mix the best songs from McCartney's "Ram" and "McCartney" with Lennon's "Imagine" - and Harrison's "All Things Must Pass" + throw in a couple of Ringo's songs : "It Don't Come Easy" and "Photograph" and you would have yourself a decent "Beatle" double album.

Why didn’t you rank Liverpool Sound Collage

Yea I get where your coming from on your review. Paul's solo records are mostly hit or miss like all the other lads solos. I was fortunate to find bulk of beatles lads solo works at a moving sale and offered a lump sum for all. I just can't get into their stuff cause they seem so bland but I'm trying to love them. It's like eating yogurt I have to eat it slow and takes me a while to finish it but I collect them all as I may not find them in the future. Paul's stuff I always place as dentist office music elevator music and johns stuff I try to appreciate his work but it's not beatles greats. Thanks for your frank great review.

25 - Kisses On The Bottom 24 - Off The Ground 23 - Driving Rain 22 - New 21 - Egypt Station 20 - Memory Almost Full 19 - Flowers In The Dirt 18 - Run Devil Run 17 - The Firemen 16 - Choba BCPP (whatever it's called) 15 - Chaos And Creation In The Backyard ( needs to rock more) 14 - Flaming Pie 13 - Wild Life 12 - Press To Play 11 - McCartney 2 10 - Pipes Of Peace 9 - London Town 8 - Back To The Egg 7 - McCartney 1 6 - Tug Of War 5 - Wings At The Speed Of Sound 4 - Red Rose Speedway 3 - Venus And Mars 2 - Ram 1 - Band On The Run

The Pound Is Sinking is an AMAZING song and Tug Of War is in my top three Paul albums easily.

Nice video. I pretty much agree with all you have said, with only a few exceptions- “off the ground” i like better than “flowers in the dirt”, and i think “back to the egg” should be higher and “venus and mars” lower, due to its reverb that you mentioned

My ranking: 1. Band on the run. 2. Ram. 3. Chaos and creation in the back yard. 4. Flaming pie. 5. Venus and mars. 6. McCartney. 7. Egypt Station. 8. Tug of war. 9. Kisses on the bottom. 10. NEW. These albums are all brilliant. The rest in my opinion are not worth listening to. London Town and Memory almost full are ok though.

Off the Ground as your second to worst one??!! WHAT?! Listen to it again. Maybe then you will hear how it’s realy meaningful.

I can’t argue with much of what you said. Paul is so prolific that he has a lot of duds but just as many greats, this means many of his releases as “albums” can be weak. About Tug of War and Pipes of Peace, George Martin thought they should have taken the best of those sessions to create one great album but Paul wanted to make them into two releases. Martin’s idea would have produced one of Paul’s greatest albums despite the 80’s production.

Not even Paul McCartney has listened to all Paul McCartney's albums.

Top Tier/Great: Band On The Run Chaos & Creation In The Backyard London Town McCartney Ram Flaming Pie Back To The Egg Venus & Mars Tug Of War Flowers In The Dirt Very Good: Speed Of Sound Run Devil Run Memory Almost Full Red Rose Speedway Egypt Station Wild Life McCartney III Decent/Interesting Electric Arguments Rushes New Off The Ground McCartney II Weak/Not my thing: Pipes Of Peace Broadstreet Driving Rain Kisses On The Bottom Russian Album Press To Play

Don't agree a whole lot with your choices; especially find the low rating of Tug of War ridiculous but am very on the same page about Red Rose Speedway, Great album, unjustly overlooked and :criminally underrated" as you say. My Love could easily have been a Beatles track and When The Night, Get On the Right Thing and the whole medley is McCartney at his best.

Run Devil Run has 3 quite good originals... Tug of War is fantastic sounding... The Pound is Sinking is one of his best solo songs...Kisses on the Bottom is horrible...Getting Closer/To You/Old Siam Sir are killer rock tunes...Red Rose Speedway is just okay though Little Lamb Dragonfly is awesome...Memory Almost Full is great with bright production...Other than that, thanks for sharing your preferences.

I agree. I bought Band on the Run when I was a little kid when it came out. I already was advanced in music at 8 years old lol. It's like Dark Side of the moon for McCartney. Great production, great musicianship and the song playlist on the album was really thought out. The album artwork was perfect. And the songs are great. The only problem is that there really isn't the quirky odd ball song like what's on Red Rose or Ram but it's a great album!

Somedays from Flaming Pie is a great song but it went on too long. If he would have trimmed that song down it would have been right up there with his best stuff. Paul should have ended it during guitar solo n faded out. Killer song man if he would have kept it simple like that.

I struggle with comparing Wings as well as Ram with his actual solo LPs. It’s just such a different vibe.

I don't understand what's the problem with Paul trying modern sound on "New" or "Egypt Station"😥. I say in the eighties he try with "Press To Play" and still you put it higher on the top. And I don't really understand it, because a musician of almost 80 years with more than 50 years of experience trying to do something new seems simply admirable to me. Even "Fuh You" or "Nothing For Free" seem like very good songs to me. I really want to know what's your problem with that? :^( There you have the Rolling Stones doing the same for forty years, stagnant because you can't get out of "the classic blues". Do you expect Paul to do the same?

Off The Ground was terrible, and Red Rose Speedway is highly underrated I agree. Nice ranking, I would rank Flowers In The Dirt much lower though.

Oh. Band on the run is far and away his best album. In my opinion of course!

"Tug of War" is underrated here, but it does have a problem. Even though two greats who worked on most Beatles' tracks were responsible for recording and mixing this album--George Martin as producer and Geoff Emerick as engineer--the lp has a brittle and harsh sound. The orchestral arrangements and vocal harmonies sadly don't sound nearly as good as they should. The 2015 remix is an improvement to my ears, but the recording still lacks the aural warmth of many of McCartney's 1970s records. I chalk this up to a premature embrace of digital mixing technology in this 1982 production.

Kudos for all the good words you said about Red Rose Speedway, my personal #1 McCartney album. It's just SO GOOD, and yet it's so maligned by the rock press and "cool people." There's a lot of variety, but it never feels scattershot or disjointed. The sequencing borrows a lot from George Martin's influence. One change I would've made: Get rid of the instrumental with a studio version of The Mess, a live version of which was the B-side to the My Love single.

I'm surprised your top seven are the same as my top seven, though the order is a little different, I've never seen a McCartney ranking so similar to mine. Nice to see Red Rose Speedway towards the top, it is also one of my favorites. Other than a few great songs, like Silly Love Songs and Arrow Through Me, I haven't been able to get into the rest of his albums (beyond those top seven).

RAM is almost a perfect album, Jason, but..I’ve always hated Smile Away. I’ve just always thought that song was extremely annoying, especially the bombast and the backing vocals.. :(

Well done! My own list would be different of course, but you’ve put a lot of thought and personal honesty into it… I agree with you very much about the merits of the underrated “Red Rose Speedway” and also prefer the warmer sound and production values of those early-to-mid seventies records over most of the later albums - “Chaos” being the big exception.. 👍

Could You do McCartney ranking with Your friends?

Love your ranking of McCartney. I don't agree the placing of Tug of War - should be higher. I agree with your top three. Ram is a sublime album. Thanks for posting.

Thanks

Paul's my fave, saw him three times live. I agree with you, RAM's the best, cartoon-mescaline genius. RED ROSE SPEEDWAY also my second best choice, I could listen to the last track of "Power Cut" where he blends the last three songs into a super melodic triumph. I tried and tried and tried to like EGYPT STATION, but just couldn't....I cringed. Best to ya, Dale

mumbo rules, you can tell macca is just having a ball

Just recently found this and one other ranking of all his albums. Both ranked Ram #1 and that’s one I had never really gotten I to. I have now and… wow-it’s really great. I’m also really fond of everything he’s done since Chaos & Creation-Memory almost full, New, Egypt Station. I’m re-listening to Egypt Station now to see if maybe I could see what he was saying and…nope. I really like Egypt Station. Here’s a fun challenge: what’s everyone’s favorite song he’s done after Chaos & Creation (not including Chaos). For me, it’s probably New

I have to admit that my bottom six have by far the fewest listens but all have had several or more, I just end up constantly skipping the tracks, even as background music non have grown... 1. RAM 2. Band on the Run 3. McCartney 4. Red Rose Speedway 5. Flowers in the Dirt 6. Flaming Pie 7. Chaos and Creation in the Backyard 8. Venus and Mars 9. London Town 10. Tug of War 11. Wings at the Speed of Sound 12. Back to the Egg 13. Wild Life 14. Off the Ground 15. McCartney II 16. Driving Rain 17. Run Devil Run 18. CHOBA C CCCP 19. Kisses on the Bottom 20. Give My Regards to Broadstreet 21. McCartney III 22. Egypt Station 23. Pipes of Peace 24. Press to Play 25. Memory Almost Full 26. New

Where does McCartney III fall in this list? Time to get the 3 Amigos to redo this one. Have you warmed up to Egypt Station any more? I'm surprised you were so down on Tug of War and specifically criticized the production by George Martin with Geoff Emerick at the console. The Pound is Sinking is an awesome tune. We agree Ram is tops for sure.

My top 5 are Ram, McCartney, Chaos & Creation..., Band on the Run and Wild Life but I can’t decide in which order.

putting ram number 1 over band on the run shows just how different people can judge records, wow.

Egypt Station deserve to be higher.

Definitely agree with your list.

Pretty interesting but have to disagree with tow + pop (way too low), kisses that high, and ram beating superior botr. Oh yeah: didn't hear you say "um" enough!

Flowers in the Dirt is his best 80's album followed by Tug of War. I would not rank those so low. I agree about Egypt Station. So much material is so good.

RAM #1.

RAM is the best 👌

Nailed it with ram...although back to the egg comes in third for me after band on the run....some mention of one more kiss would have been cool from red rose...such a cool song

Press To Play is underrated

My sister lost her virginity on that couch. Also, "One of These Days" off of McCartney II is one of his best songs ever.

I usually think tug of war is overrated but I think you underrated it...take it away alone makes it better than some you had higher...you have a good amount of knowledge on him so I respect your opinion...I think coming up and take it away are more essential 80s songs than anything on press...just my opinion and I'm sure many people will disagree with me....love your review of wildlife...tomorrow is def underrated. ..agree 100 percent on red rose speedway...phenomenal 70s mccartney album .....ram is my fave solo beatle album as well...

1: Ram 2: speed of Sound 3: Venus and Mars 4: Wild Life 5: Band on the Run 6: Back to the Egg 7: London Town 8: McCartney 9: McCartney II 10: Red Rose Speedway After that I'm not so familiar: I like most of the 80s stuff; but a little too commercial and cheesy to beat the earlier stuff!

You're the third person ever who likes the song "Press"! Me, my wife, and you.... Maybe Paul likes it, so you're 4th. Haha

Egypt Station is a killer album..it needs to be rediscovered..to me New had some good songs. But ES. Is Much Better McCartney!

I agree with many of your rankings except that Tug of War is in my personal top 5 of Macca albums in spite of the glossy production whereas Pipes of Peace, which you rank higher, I will rank among his 5 worst albums. But we're all entitled to have our own opinion.

Top 10 (don't really care about the rest): 1. Band on the run 2. London town 3. Ram 4. Venus and Mars 5. Flaming pie 6. Chaos and creation in the back yard 7. Red rose speedway 8. Wings at the speed of sound 9. Tug of war 10. McCartney

JET!!! 😺

Thanks for this video. No mates today, not McCartney fans, probably! Well okay!

RAM is Abbey Road part 2. There, I said it.

i actually like Tug of War because of hte song ballroom Dancing and the song Wanderlust. Both great catchy fun songs. Don't know why I like ballroom dancing the song so much. Its very catchy. The rest of the album though, while certainly catchy, is a bit bland.

The hardest album for me to rank is "Press to Play." I think about half the album is brilliant and half the album is rubbish. The two songs you mention liking, the title track and "Talk More Talk," I'd put in the rubbish pile. Yes, the sound is as 80s as it gets, but sometimes the production works for these songs. In any case, as with "McCartney II," it's good to see Paul stretch. One critic rightly noted that this was the last of Paul's albums where he was trying to sound "current." The record produced no big hits, and Paul never plays songs from it on tour, but I hear one of the better tracks from the album, "Only Love Remains," as background music at grocery stores, etc. That lovely song definitely would have benefited from a warmer sound with less reverb.

Off the Ground is my favourite Paul album :)

I'm surprised by you choosing RAM It's my favorite as well. As for the "others" ? there's no accounting for some people's taste. You know? Some people like to eat monkey brains. I'm more of southern fried chicken man

Wings At The Speed Of Sound is great. I love the really meaty bass sound on it. It's also almost exactly the same age as me (born in the spring of 76)

I do seem to like his 70s stuff better...

I usually agree with your work but this one missed on a couple badly. Off the ground is really a very good Macca album. Golden earth girl, Hope of deliverance are two of his best ever. I would rank it easily in his top 15. Certainly better than Macca 2, Flowers, Kisses, London Town, Memory and even Flaming pie etc. Back to the egg is easily top 10. Thank God ypu chose Ram number one or I'd have to seriously call you out.

Fuh you is a great song an Ebony an Ivory too an international hit.

Love Ram

Har du overhoved hørt pladerne 😲

London town in my top five

Well. I seen this and John and George but wheres Ringo? Is it hard for you to take him as a serious solo artist? i can understand that.

Apparently there are no best and worst albums with Joe and Kramer. Well, at least top 10 songs, Sir McCartney deserves it, doesn't he?

“The Lovers That Never Were” is a fantastic song from Off The Ground album. I can’t believe you put Back to the Egg at number 10. McCartney doesn’t get any worse than Back to the Egg. I absolutely love “A Certain Softness” on Chaos and Creation. One of my all time favorite McCartney songs.

My Favourites 1: Wings over America 2: Venus and Mars 3: Off the ground 4: Band on the run 5: Paul is live 6: Ram 7: McCartney 8: McCartney ll 9: New 10: Wings at the Speed of Sound