"Flaming Pie" sessions with Jeff Lynne at Hog Hill Mill #3
May 1996 • Songs recorded during this session appear on Flaming Pie
Recording studio: Hog Hill Studio • Rye • UK
Session May 1996 • "Flaming Pie" sessions with Jeff Lynne at Hog Hill Mill #3
Session May 13, 1996 • Recording "Beautiful Night"
Session May 14, 1996 • Recording "Really Love You", "Looking For You", "Beautiful Night"
Album May 14, 1996 • "All This Useless Beauty" by Elvis Costello released in the UK
Article Jun 07, 1996 • The Royal opening of Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA)
Next session Jun 10, 1996 • Overdubs for "Somedays"
AlbumSome of the songs worked on during this session were first released on the "Flaming Pie" Official album
Mark Lewisohn, in Club Sandwich n°82, Summer 1997:
The day after Ringo Starr had joined Paul to record ‘Beautiful Night’ the pair returned to the studio, where the instruments remained set up as before, and began a good old-fashioned jam session, Paul plucking his Hofner Violin bass, Ringo beating the drums and Jeff Lynne playing guitar. Three separate pieces evolved inside half an hour, one being ‘Looking For You‘ (issued on the B-side of first UK single ‘Young Boy’ and first US single ‘The World Tonight’), another ‘Really Love You’.
Written by Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr
Recording
Written by Paul McCartney
Recording
Written by Paul McCartney
Recording
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