Related sessions
This album has been recorded during the following studio sessions
Recording "Live And Let Die" #1
Oct 19, 1972
Recording "Live And Let Die" #2
Oct 20, 1972
Oct 21, 1972
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Track list
Disc 1
1.
2.
No Matter What
3:00 • Studio version
3.
Don't Bring Me Down
4:03 • Studio version
4.
Written by Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney
3:10 • Studio version • A
- Paul McCartney :
- Bass (?), Electric guitar (?), Percussion (?), Piano, Producer, Vocals
- Linda McCartney :
- Backing vocals
- Denny Laine :
- Backing vocals, Bass (?), Electric guitar (?)
- George Martin :
- Producer
- Henry McCullough :
- Electric guitar
- Denny Seiwell :
- Drums, Percussion (?)
- Ray Cooper :
- Duck-call, Percussion (?), Tympani
- Bill Price :
- Mixing engineer, Recording engineer
- Session Recording:
- Oct 19, 1972
- Studio :
- AIR Studios, London, UK
- Session Overdubs:
- Oct 20, 1972
- Studio :
- AIR Studios, London, UK
- Session Mixing:
- Oct 21, 1972
- Studio :
- AIR Studios, London, UK
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5.
It's Now or Never
3:16 • Studio version
6.
Wedding Day
4:44 • Studio version
7.
I'm Carrying
2:45 • Studio version
8.
Get Down Tonight
3:13 • Studio version
9.
Good Times
3:43 • Studio version
10.
Word Up!
4:19 • Studio version
11.
More Than A Friend
4:24 • Studio version
12.
Raindrops Keeps Fallin' On My Head
3:02 • Studio version
13.
Sunshine Of Your Love
3:18 • Studio version
14.
Too Close for Comfort
4:03 • Studio version
15.
Di-Gue-Ding-Ding
2:40 • Studio version
16.
A Man And A Woman (Un Homme Et Une Femme)
3:09 • Studio version
17.
Gopher Mambo
2:15 • Studio version
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From allmusic.com:
It’s no surprise that movie soundtracks are schizophrenic affairs, and it’s for a variety of reasons. Often, since the songs often serve a specific purpose in the movie, when they’re gathered on a separate soundtrack they either sound entirely too familiar or too obscure. Soundtracks can also serve as a dumping ground for new and previously unreleased material that has nothing to do with the film itself. The soundtrack to The In-Laws — Andrew Fleming’s 2003 remake of the 1979 Arthur Hiller cult comedy classic, this time with Michael Douglas and Albert Brooks taking the lead roles over for Peter Falk and Alan Arkin — manages to cover all three bases […] but the highlights are two Paul McCartney rarities. One is an alternate “Live and Let Die,” which is basically the same apart from a slightly different vocal, but the real highlight is the album’s opener, “A Love for You,” a number dating from the 1971 Ram sessions — featuring Paul & Linda, Denny Laine, Hugh McCracken, and Denny Seiwell — that has been cleaned up a little bit and released here for the first time. It’s a delight, a light pop number propelled on acoustics and colored with fuzz guitars and vocal harmonies, with an unpredictable arrangement that builds to a percussion-heavy finish. If it had been released, it would not have been hit material, but it’s the kind of thing pop fanatics love and it’s reason enough for them to pick up this record.
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