Here is the list of albums that features “Give Ireland Back To The Irish”:
B
Unofficial album • Released in 2000
3:42 • Studio version • A
- Paul McCartney :
- Bass, Electric guitar (?), Producer, Vocals
- Linda McCartney :
- Backing vocals, Keyboards, Producer
- Denny Laine :
- Backing vocals, Electric guitar
- Henry McCullough :
- Electric guitar
- Denny Seiwell :
- Drums
- Tony Clark :
- Recording engineer
- Mark Vigars :
- Assistant engineer
- Glyn Johns :
- Mixing
- Session Recording:
- Feb 01, 1972
- Studio :
- EMI Studios, Abbey Road
- Session Mixing:
- Feb 03, 1972
- Studio :
- Island Studios, London, UK
G
Give Ireland Back To The Irish
7" Single • Released in 1972
3:42 • Studio version • A
- Paul McCartney :
- Bass, Electric guitar (?), Producer, Vocals
- Linda McCartney :
- Backing vocals, Keyboards, Producer
- Denny Laine :
- Backing vocals, Electric guitar
- Henry McCullough :
- Electric guitar
- Denny Seiwell :
- Drums
- Tony Clark :
- Recording engineer
- Mark Vigars :
- Assistant engineer
- Glyn Johns :
- Mixing
- Session Recording:
- Feb 01, 1972
- Studio :
- EMI Studios, Abbey Road
- Session Mixing:
- Feb 03, 1972
- Studio :
- Island Studios, London, UK
W
Wild Life - Archive Collection
Official album • Released in 2018
Studio version • A
- Paul McCartney :
- Bass, Electric guitar (?), Producer, Vocals
- Linda McCartney :
- Backing vocals, Keyboards, Producer
- Denny Laine :
- Backing vocals, Electric guitar
- Henry McCullough :
- Electric guitar
- Denny Seiwell :
- Drums
- Tony Clark :
- Recording engineer
- Mark Vigars :
- Assistant engineer
- Glyn Johns :
- Mixing
- Session Recording:
- Feb 01, 1972
- Studio :
- EMI Studios, Abbey Road
- Session Mixing:
- Feb 03, 1972
- Studio :
- Island Studios, London, UK
Wild Life - Ultimate Archive Collection
Unofficial album • Released in 2016
3:43 • Studio version • A • Recorded on February 1, 1972 in the SARM West Studios, in Nottinghill, London, with new guitarist Henry McCullough. It is a protest against the incidents in Londonderry on January 30,1972, when British soldiers killed 13 unarmed people protesting against the British involvement in Northern Ireland. It is released as Wings debut single, on February 26, 1972.
- Paul McCartney :
- Bass, Electric guitar (?), Producer, Vocals
- Linda McCartney :
- Backing vocals, Keyboards, Producer
- Denny Laine :
- Backing vocals, Electric guitar
- Henry McCullough :
- Electric guitar
- Denny Seiwell :
- Drums
- Tony Clark :
- Recording engineer
- Mark Vigars :
- Assistant engineer
- Glyn Johns :
- Mixing
- Session Recording:
- Feb 01, 1972
- Studio :
- EMI Studios, Abbey Road
- Session Mixing:
- Feb 03, 1972
- Studio :
- Island Studios, London, UK