Another Day / Oh Woman Oh Why

By Paul McCartney7" Single • Part of the collection “Paul McCartney • Singles

UK release date:
Feb 19, 1971
US release date:
Feb 22, 1971
Publisher:
Apple Records
Reference:
R 5889 (UK) / 1829 (US)

Related sessions

This album has been recorded during the following studio sessions






Mixing "Another Day"

Feb 08, 1971

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Track list

Side 1


1.

Another Day

Written by Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney

3:45 • Studio versionA

Paul McCartney :
Acoustic guitar, Backing vocals, Bass, Electric guitar, Percussion (?), Producer, Tambourine (?), Vocals
Linda McCartney :
Backing vocals
Denny Seiwell :
Drums, Percussion
David Spinozza :
Acoustic guitar (?), Electric guitar
Tim Geelan :
Recording engineer
Ted Brosnan :
Assistant recording engineer
Dixon Van Winkle :
Mixing engineer

Session Recording:
Oct 12, 1970
Studio :
CBS Studios, New York City

Session Overdubs:
January 1971
Studio :
A&R Studios, New York City

Session Mixing:
Feb 08, 1971
Studio :
A&R Studios, New York City

Credits & recording details courtesy of Luca Perasi • Buy Paul McCartney: Music Is Ideas. The Stories Behind the Songs (Vol. 1) 1970-1989 on Amazon

Side 2


1.

Oh Woman Oh Why

Written by Paul McCartney

4:36 • Studio versionA

Paul McCartney :
Bass, Electric guitar, Gun shots, Percussion, Producer, Shaker, Vocals
Linda McCartney :
Backing vocals
Denny Seiwell :
Drums, Percussion, Shaker
Hugh McCracken :
Electric guitar
Tim Geelan :
Recording engineer
Ted Brosnan :
Assistant recording engineer
Dixon Van Winkle :
Mixing engineer

Session Recording:
Nov 03, 1970
Studio :
CBS Studios, New York City

Session Mixing:
Feb 05, 1971
Studio :
A&R Studios, New York City

About

From Wikipedia:

The song was a hit in the United States and the United Kingdom, peaking at number five in the US and number two in the UK in March 1971. In Australia, the song spent one week at number one. In France, the song was also a number one hit.

Peak positions

Chart (1971) Position
Australian Kent Music Report 1
Austrian Singles Chart 10
Belgian Singles Chart (Flanders) 10
Canadian RPM Top 100 Singles 4
Canadian RPM MOR 6
Dutch Singles Chart 3
Irish Singles Chart 1
Italian Singles Chart 4
Japanese Oricon Singles Chart 6
Norwegian VG-lista Singles Chart 3
Spanish Singles Chart 1
Swiss Singles Chart 7
UK Singles Chart 2
U.S. Billboard Hot 100 5
US Billboard Easy Listening 4
West German Media Control Singles Chart 6

Year-end charts

Chart (1971) Position
Australian Albums Chart 21
Canadian RPM Singles Chart 58
Dutch Singles Chart 64
Italian Singles Chart 29
Japanese Oricon Singles Chart 43
U.S. Billboard Top Pop Singles 60
U.S. Billboard Top Easy Listening Singles 44

 

From Record Mirror – February 27, 1971
From New Musical Express – February 27, 1971
From Cashbox Magazine, February 27, 1971
From Cashbox Magazine, February 27, 1971
From Record Mirror, February 20, 1971

Paul: new album and single out soon

PAUL McCartney is hot on the heels of George Harrison in the Beatle solo stakes. Within the next three weeks Apple will release a brand new single by McCartney entitled “Another Day” – a new song recorded in New York by Paul and his wife Linda. Composer on the singled is credited to “Mr and Mrs McCartney.”

A spokesman for McCartney told the MM this week that a second McCartney solo album was expected soon. We don’t know whether ‘Another Day’ is a track from the album or not, and we don’t know what the B side will be”, he said.

He is to tape a television special for American TV in California in March, with the same musicians who worked with him on his new album.

American session guitarist Hugh McCracken, who is working in Britain with Gary Wright at the moment, told the MM that the TV show was definitely on but that he did not know any details about it.

McCartney is expected back in London this week from the States. […]

From Melody Maker – February 20, 1971
From Melody Maker – February 20, 1971
From Record Mirror – March 6, 1971
From New Musical Express – February 20, 1971
From New Musical Express – February 20, 1971
From New Musical Express – February 27, 1971
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