Venus & More :

A remastered deluxe edition of the classic 1975 album in a deluxe format with 2 CDs & 1 DVD in a numbered hardcover book. It is in Like New Condition. It was opened, inspected and resealed by the original owner.

NOTE: If you'd like to purchase these McCartney Archive Collection pieces as a set, contact us to cut yourself a deal.

Album Features;

UPC: 888072356528

Artist: Paul McCartney/Wings (Paul McCartney)

Format: CD

Release Year: 2014

Record Label: Hear Music

Genre: Rock & Pop

Number Of Discs: 3

Track Listing:

DISC 1: REMASTERED ALBUM:

1. Venus and Mars

2. Rock Show

3. Love In Song

4. You Gave Me the Answer

5. Magneto and Titanium Man

6. Letting Go

7. Venus and Mars (Reprise)

8. Spirits of Ancient Egypt

9. Medicine Jar

10. Call Me Back Again

11. Listen To What the Man Said

12. Treat Her Gently - Loney Old People

13. Crossroads

DISC 2: BONUS AUDIO:

1. Junior's Farm

2. Sally G

3. Walking In the Park With Eloise

4. Bridge On the River Suite

5. My Carnival

6. Going To New Orleans (My Carnival)

7. Hey Diddle [Ernie Winfrey Mix]

8. Let's Love

9. Soily [From One Hand Clapping]

10. Baby Face [From One Hand Clapping]

11. Lunch Box/Odd Sox

12. 4th of July - (previously unreleased)

13. Rock Show [Old Version] - (previously unreleased)

14. Letting Go [Single Edit]

DVD:

1. Recording My Carnival

2. Bon Voyageur

3. Wings At Elstree

4. Venus and Mars TV Ad

Details:

Playing Time: 94 min.

Producer: Paul McCartney

Distributor: Universal Music

Recording Type: Studio

Recording Mode: Stereo

SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes:

The highlights include the hard-rocking anthem "Rock Show" (later used to great effect in the Rock For Kampuchea benefit concert five years later) and the gently nostalgic "You Gave Me The Answer," Macca's tribute to the sounds of vaudeville introduced to him by his late father. Elsewhere, the mysticism of the French Quarter is embedded within "Spirits Of Ancient Egypt" while New Orleans' rich R&B tradition is all over the horn-laden "Call Me Back Again." The bouncy number one single "Listen To What The Man Said" also contrasts nicely with the melancholic title track.