Recording studio: Hog Hill Studio • Rye • UK
Session May 18, 1992 • Overdubs for "Golden Earth Girl"
Session Jun 30, 1992 • Overdubs for "C'mon People"
Session Jul 17, 1992 • Overdubs for "Hope Of Deliverance"
Session September - October 1992 • Off The Ground sessions #2
Session Sep 03, 1992 • Recording "Great Day", "Calico Skies", "When Winter Comes"
AlbumSome of the songs worked on during this session were first released on the "Off The Ground" Official album
Three Latin percussionists were involved on this track, during an overdub session which took place on July 17, 1992. One of those, Maurizio Ravalico, has detailed this session in the book Paul McCartney: Recording Sessions (1969-2013):
We were invited to McCartney’s private studio in Sussex. They had us to hear the track, that was already completed and mixed, giving some generic instructions. We only learned that they wanted a Latin flavor on the song and so we brought to the studio an entire instruments’ van! […] We were in the studio for half a day. Everything went smoothly and quickly, but without any pressure. Both McCartney and Mendelsohn were wide-open to our suggestions and they did not give any indication about our instruments or the playing style […]
Maurizio Ravalico, Paul McCartney: Recording Sessions (1969-2013)
Written by Paul McCartney
Recording
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