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Paul McCartney The Trevor Jones Collection Paul McCartney The Trevor Paul McCartney (and Wings) Paul McCartney The Trevor Jones Collection Paul McCartney The Trevor The Trevor Jones Collection MP3 Version Collection C Jones Collection Paul McCartney The Trevor 01. Venus And Mars / Rock Show / Jet 02. Let Me Roll It 03. Spirits Of Ancient Egypt 04. Blackbird 05. Lady Madonna 06. The Long And Winding Road 07. My Love 08. Band On The Run These tracks belong to the previous set of September 1975 Wings rehearsals. 09. A Love For You 10. Waterspout These two tracks probably are taken from the “Cold Cuts, 1980” cassette Madinger & Easter mention. Paul McCartney The Trevor Jones Collection Paul McCartney The Trevor Naughty Dog Trade Freely. Not For Sale. Naughty Dog Collection A Disc 2 Disc 1 11. Richard Cory 01. Soily This is a live in-studio rehearsal from September 1975 - more from this session has surfaced and will be seeded very soon. This is from the August 1974 One Hand Clapping sessions with Geoff Britton on drums. (Thanks to cb70 for this tip.) 12. Mull Of Kintyre (count-in) 02. Beware My Love (Instrumental, complete acetate version) Not very different from the released version, recorded in August 1977. 03. Beware My Love (uncomplete version) 04. Must Do Something About It (Paul on vocal) 13. Daytime Nighttime Suffering (early version) 05. She’s My Baby (Take 1) 06. She’s My Baby (version 2) Dates from January-February 1979. 07. Silly Love Songs (without strings or horns) 08. The Note You Never Wrote (without strings) 14. Take It Away (monitor mix) 09. Time To Hide (instrumental) 15. What’s That You’re Doing (rough take) 10. Wino Junko (rough mix) 16. Newt Rack (instrumental) These tracks date from the January-February 1976 Wings At The Speed Of Sound These tracks are taken from the Tug Of War sessions at Air Studios in London and sessions. Montserrat in March 1981. Newt Rack was recorded on March 11, 1981 and is a slightly aimless instrumental with an appropriately whimsical throwaway title (get it, New tRack? I didn’t either until cb70 mentioned it). 17. Choba Medley (Part 1) 18. Choba Medley (Part 2) These two tracks contain excerpts from all the tracks recorded in the July 1987 ????? ? ???? sessions. This includes interesting but frustratingly incomplete snippets from the unreleased versions of “Cut Across Shorty,” “No Other Baby,” “Poor Boy,” “Lend Me Your Comb” and “Take This Hammer.” Collection B More Elstree rehearsals. Since Soily and Junior’s Farm are more developed, I’ll go out on a limb and dub this one “Day 2 Elstree 1975.” Let ‘Em In wasn’t performed dur- Disc 1 ing that tour, and this runthrough seems to be mostly to familiarize the band with the song’s structure. Old Man River and Stealin’ are loose jams, the latter of which 01. Another Day - omitted is a song Denny was quite fond of - he also performed it during the October 1980 02. Hi Hi Hi - omitted rehearsals on the When It Rains It Pours disc. Both of these are taken from acetates, and don’t sound notably different from the 14. Soily released versions. 15. Picasso Last Words / Richard Cory 16. Bluebird 03. Little Woman Love / C Moon 17. I ve Just Seen A Face 04. You Gave Me The Answer 18. Yesterday 05. Live And Let Die (Part 2 working Session) 19. You Gave Me The Answer 20. Magneto And Titanium Man These tracks date from the early September 1975 Elstree Film Studio rehearsals for the Wings UK tour later that month. Madinger and Easter mention three cassettes in Disc 2 the Trevor Jones collection from this era, named “1975 Tour Setlist,” “Tour Rehearsal 1975,” and “Day 2 Elstree, 1975.” It’s hard to tell which tracks are sourced from which, 21. Medicine Jar but it does seem (through the track labeling as well as the sonic quality) that there 22. Go Now are 3 different sources for these tracks. This seems to be musically looser, so I am 23. Letting Go (very!) tentatively going to name this one “Tour Rehearsal 1975.” 24. Live And Let Die 25. Call Me Back Again (Incomplete) 06. Junior’s Farm (Version 1) 26. Listen To What The Man Said 07. Junior’s Farm (Version 2) 27. Hi Hi Hi 08. Let Em In (Take 1) 09. Little Woman Love / C Moon From the track names, it’s probably fair to assume two things: this is the “1975 Tour 10. Old Man River Setlist” tape and the rest of the tracks are probably out there somewhere. 11. Soily 12. Stealin 28. Did We Meet Somewhere Before 13. Suicide From early 1978, not too different from what’s been bootlegged before, although it might be a little cleaner than what’s previously circulated. 29. Reception (Long Version) 30. Cage (Instrumental Backing Track) 31. Getting Closer (Instrumental Backing Track) 32. Rockestra Theme So Glad To See You Here (Instrumentals) These Back To The Egg outtakes could be sourced from the early 1979 rough assembly cassette Madinger and Easter mention. The track numbers given also hint that there may be more from this cassette yet to come. 33. Fabulous / Teddy Bear Madinger & Easter report three cassettes labeled “Wings Rehearsal 1980” as part of the Trevor Jones collection, and that they may contain Fabulous and Teddy Bear, in addition to In The Midnight Hour, Tears Of A Clown, Ain’t That A Shame, Oh Boy, I’m In Love Again, Your True Love, and Lend Me Your Comb. If this track is any indication, the rest of those covers are very rough jams. 34. Momma’s Little Girl (Intro) 35. Momma’s Little Girl 36. Take It Away 37. No Values 38. Denny’s Song These are also likely from a “Wings Rehearsal 1980” cassette. These all seem to be from Pugins Hall in Kent (the site of the aforementioned When It Rains It Pours boot), and seem to be rehearsals in earnest for a Wings album that never came to fruition. Take It Away has been dated as October 1980, while No Values is from November 7, 1980. Denny’s Song was later attempted in Montserrat in February 1981 with Paul, Denny & Dave Mattacks, but this version is a rough run-through with the rest of Wings. At the end of Take It Away, Denny reports a car accident up the road - are there any records of automobile incidents in Kent in 1980 to give this track a definite date? (Cheeky, I know.).