Recording studio: The Church Studios • London • UK
Article Nov 08, 1995 • Paul awarded a Fellowship at the Royal College of Music
Session Nov 13-17, 1995 • Recording "The World Tonight"
Session Nov 18-19, 1995 • Recording "Whole Life"
Interview Nov 20, 1995 • “The Beatles Anthology 1” press conference
Album Nov 20, 1995 • "Anthology 1" by The Beatles released in the UK
Next session Started Nov 21, 1995 • Recording "Little Willow"
AlbumSome of the songs worked on during this session were first released on the "Flaming Pie - Archive Collection" Official album
Paul McCartney apparently took a break from the “Flaming Pie” sessions, to continue the work with Dave Stewart, from Eurythmics, on the track “Whole Life“, started in May – this time in Stewart’s own studio, The Church, in North London. The work from those sessions would remain unreleased until the release of a rough mix on the 2020 Flaming Pie Archive Collection.
“Whole Life” would be re-recorded in 2003, still with Dave Steward, and released on the “One Year On 46664” charity album.
Written by Paul McCartney, Dave Stewart
Recording
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