Paul Mccartney - Give My Regards to Broad Street
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Free Music Review: Not a Beatles fan...
Hit: 4 Stars
For someone who is not a Beatles fan, like me, this album is a fun medley of some familiar tunes. Not being a Beatles "purist", Im not bothered at all by these renditions by Paul.Besides, the sax intro to " The Long and Winding Road" is well worth the cost of the CD! I also love Ballroom Dancing...My kids love to dance to that one!
Free Music Review: Good variety of Paul/Wings/Beatle Songs
Hit: 4 Stars
This album is the soundtrack to the movie. It's got some great versions of songs from Paul's career. I've always enjoyed listening to it, even thought the movie isn't so hot. I could definately say I like to listen to all the songs on this album. Also Eleanor Rigby/Eleanor's Dream is a cool variation on the orginal.Free Music Review: Quite good !
Hit: 4 Stars
I think that this is a good cd. I would give it five stars except that it has more older songs than new ones, but the new are really great. PAUL MCCARTNEY IS THE GREATEST !!!!Free Music Review: very good
Hit: 4 Stars
this is a very good cd. it has many popular Beatles' hits. the movie was a flop, but the soundtrack is very good.Free Music Review: Give My Regards to Paul
Hit: 3 Stars
Now if you ask me, and certain folk interested in movie soundtracks do now and again, this here album is an interesting attempt at providing music for a movie. Albeit not very memorable in itself, McCartney music is memorable even when it ain't his best. In fact, the worst McCartney tune is often better than the vast majority of tunes on the market at any given time. He is, after all, one of the masters.
This here album made it up to the #21 spot and lasted there for only a week... yet another weak showing for the mid 80s. Again, as I have stated previously, this ain't necessarily a reflection of bad product as much as it is a reflection of the changing times, an aging fan base, and the evil machinations of programmers at MTV.
The one and only single from this album was "No More Lonely Nights" which has what I consider to be the most interesting base intro of any McCartney tune ever composed. You take a listen to that base line and you will hear Paul do what he should have been doing all along - improvising. This here album is chock full 'o previously released tunes done up again in new fashion, and the ones they include (the reruns that is) are all nice. I like this here album even though it didn't do a while lot in the way of sales figures.
This one bothers Junior because he is familiar with the expression "give my regards to Broadway" and the name of this album is slightly different and causes him consternation. I don't believe it will cause you no consternation unless you are looking for a string of hits... and if you are, you are better off getting a greatest hits album and being done with it.