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Double vinyl LP pressing. 2021 release. Hailed upon it's release last year as "vital and comfortable taking new chances" (Rolling Stone) and "cheery, resilient, forever looking forward" (The New... more

Double vinyl LP pressing. Digitally remastered edition. Paul Is Live, recorded during the tour in support of Off The Ground, was Paul's fifth live album and is famous for it's title's double meaning... more

Vinyl LP pressing. Digitally remastered edition. Choba B CCCP, the Russian translation of 'Back In The USSR', was released in the Soviet Union in 1988, making Paul the first artist from the West to... more

With this 1988 LP, Paul became the first artist from the West to release an album exclusively in the U.S.S.R. Recorded live in the studio in just two days in '87, this totally unique album in Paul's... more

A musical travelogue that journeys from acoustic meditations to multi-movement rock epics, Paul's first album of all-new songs since 2013 is an intriguing musical odyssey—with McCartney's... more

A musical travelogue that journeys from acoustic meditations to multi-movement rock epics, Paul's first album of all-new songs since 2013 is an intriguing musical odyssey—with McCartney's... more

Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing. New is the 16th solo studio album by Paul McCartney. Upon it's release in 2013, New, was lauded by Rolling Stone as "energized and full of joyous rock & roll... more

Recorded in '71 but not released 'til '77, this album—released as by Percy "Thrills" Thrillington—is an inspired instrumental adaptation of Paul & Linda's 1971 "Ram" album. Includes wonderfully... more

Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing. Digitally remastered edition. Released in 2005, Chaos and Creation in the Backyard, was instantly hailed as continuing a hot streak that included Flaming Pie, Run... more

Recorded in New Orleans and at Abbey Road, the fourth Wings LP (1975) shot straight to #1 and stayed on the charts for an astonishing 77 weeks. This is the album with the hit "Letting Go and the #1... more

"McCartney II" had a couple of things in common with its namesake. Both "McCartney" and "McCartney II" were recorded by Paul alone at his home; and, while "McCartney" signaled the end of the Beatles,... more

Paul's third solo LP (and his first post-Wings release) reunited him with producer George Martin—and also with the #1 spot on the charts. The pop perfection on display here includes the Top 10... more

George Martin helped steer Paul's ship to the upper reaches of the charts again (from the U.S. to the UK to Europe and Asia) with this 1983 LP. So did Michael Jackson, whose duet with Paul "Say Say... more

Sir Paul's biggest post-Beatles triumph stayed at #1 for a long while and remained on the charts for about a year. Two smashes buoyed the album's massive success: "Silly Love Songs" and "Let 'Em In,"... more