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Endlessly prolific and awe-inspiringly ambitious, McCartney planned 1973’s "Red Rose Speedway" (his first Wings album to reach #1 in the U.S.) to be a double album. That idea was abandoned and the album came out on single vinyl, but now we can hear his original concept for the first time. The "Reconstructed" 180-gram double-vinyl set here has been assembled from the original acetates and master tapes from the period to bring you Paul’s complete original vision for the album: "Night Out," "Get on the Right Thing," "Country Dreamer," "Big Barn Bed," his #1 smash "My Love," "Single Pigeon," "When the Night," "Seaside Woman," "I Lie Around," "The Mess" (Live at the Hague), "Best Friend" (live in Antwerp), "One More Kiss," "Tragedy" and more. The other double-vinyl edition here is the original single album plus the bonus tracks "Mary Had a Little Lamb," "Jazz Street," "Hi, Hi, Hi," "Live and Let Die" (plus the "Group Only, Take 10" version of that song), "1882" (live in Berlin) and more. The 2-CD edition is the same as that double-vinyl version (not the reconstructed one) but with seven additional bonus cuts. And that brings us to the super-deluxe edition, which begins with the complete original album remastered at Abbey Road, the double-album reconstruction and a wealth of bonus B-sides, alternate mixes, unreleased tracks and more. Next, it brings you music videos, the "James Paul McCartney" TV special, "Live and Let Die" live in Liverpool and a Newcastle interview on DVD. On the second DVD: the previously unseen film "The Bruce McMouse Show" (1972 concert footage enhanced with animations) with restored, remixed sound in stereo and 5.1 surround sound. You get that film on the Blu-Ray, too, with yet higher-resolution sound, and you also get the remastered album and bonus audio in 24/96 hi-res audio via download card. This numbered, limited-edition box also includes a 128-page book full of essays and unpublished images by Linda McCartney, a 64-page "Wings in Morocco" photo book, a folio with 14 hand-drawn character sketches by Paul and more. It’s a lavish new addition to the ongoing Paul McCartney Archive Collection, over which Paul himself presides! Capitol