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Summary: Wings Take Flight
Review: This docutmentry is the best I have ever seen over a band. It is incredibly intimate and very well made. It is one of the greatest love stories in my opinion ever told. Paul and Linda McCartney were lover but most important of all, they were the best of friends. I absolutely loved WINGSPAN. Mary, Paul's daughter, uses a style I very much loved, and the home vidoes plus the personal snapshots made it all the more interesting and entertaining. I myself never get tired of it.
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Summary: History of Wings
Review: This DVD is an expanded version of the television special that aired in May, 2001 on ABC. It is an intimate and interesting look not only at the band Paul McCartney started after the Beatles, but at the love story between Paul & Linda. Through home movies and an interview between Mr. McCartney and his daughter Mary, we get an inside view of one of the most famous and enduring marriages in entertainment history. The DVD also includes vintage videos for "Jet", "Let' Em In" and "Rockestra" as well as over (100) still pictures. A must own for all Wings fans and a perfect companion for the Wingspan cd.
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Summary: Very Cool
Review: This is an incredible look at Wings which in my opinion were awesome.There was a 1976 concert called Rockshow which was released on VHS years ago.There is a couple of teasers from that show on Wingspan.Rockshow should be released on DVD!!!!!
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Summary: Band on a Walk
Review: You'll not get Hi Hi Hi on this one! Paul McCartney is given a grilling by his daughter Mary. Well, no actually she doesn't ask him a single hard-hitting question at all, but still if you're a fan of the band Wings -the masters of silly love songs, then this has some great footage.Mary acts astounded upon hearing that John took Yoko into the Beatles recording sessions. I'm no single pigeon but I was astounded that she'd have us believe that she's only just heard this. Oh, well, live and let die! Paul McCartney tries to re-write history - especially about the break-up of this band - which was actually caused when his long-time stalwart Denny Laine gave up on the project when McCartney got arrested in Japan. There was McCartney shouting Let 'em in! Mary had a Little Lamb, & that's her dad. She treats him with kid-gloves in this rather then as the magneito & titanium man that we know him to be. I don't know what girl's school she went to but they didn't teach journalism there. Oh well, back to the egg!
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