9 thoughts on “ Rockestra Theme - Wings (2) - Back To The Egg (CD, Album) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Back To The Egg on Discogs. Label: MPL (2) - TOCP,Odeon - TOCP • Format: CD Album .

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2. Back to the Egg Wikipedia article Album by Wings. Reception Getting Closer We're Open Tonight Spin It On Again And Again And Again Old Siam, Sir Arrow Through Me Rockestra Theme To You After the Ball/Million Miles Winter Rose/Love Awake The Broadcast So Glad to See You Here Baby's Request Bonus tracks on remastered editionDaytime Nighttime SufferingWonderful .

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3. It wasn't a hit but it's the only song that even gets a little airplay anymore. Back to the Egg is loaded with good songs & good performances. The album opens with the short instrumental "Reception". It has a killer bass riff & has spoken words through out, not all entirely understandable/5().

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5. Back To The Egg was the ninth and final studio album by Wings, the band having acquired two new members in guitarist Laurence Juber and drummer Steve Holly. The album saw Paul work alongside producer Chris Thomas, who had trained as a producer during recording of The Beatles’ eponymous classic (the White Album).

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6. "Rockestra Theme" Single by Wings; from the album Back to the Egg; B-side "Old Siam, Sir" Released: () (France) Format: 7-inch single: Recorded: 3 October Genre: Hard rock; rock and roll; instrumental rock; Length: 2: Label: Parlophone/EMI (Europe only) Songwriter(s) Paul McCartney: Producer(s) Paul McCartney; Chris Thomas; Wings singles chronology ".

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7. “Rockestra Theme” is the fourth and final single on Wings’ final studio album Back to the Egg. It was recorded on 3 October at Abbey Road Studios by an all-star collection of musicians dubbed “Rockestra”, although the song is technically credited to Wings.

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8. The instrumentation on Back to the Egg is so scrambled that any serious criticism would be ridiculous, except to note that the much-heralded “Rockestra Theme” (featuring the playing of Pete.

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9. Back to the Egg adopts a loose conceptual theme around the idea of a working band, and its creation coincided with a period of considerable activity for the group, which included making a return to touring and work on several television and film projects. Recording for the album began in June and lasted for almost a year.

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