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8 thoughts on “ Biker Like An Icon - Paul McCartney - Off The Ground (CD, Album) ”

1. 1 from the album "Off The Ground" 4 from the album "Paul Is Live" European release in slimcase on cover: Printed in Holland on CD: Made in Holland Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: Paul McCartney: Biker Like An Icon ‎ (CD, Single, Car) Parlophone, MPL (2) 8 /5(11).

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2. track 1: taken from the album "Off The Ground" track 2: unreleased out-take from MTV Unplugged track 3: unreleased out-take from MTV Unplugged Artist Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year; 7: Paul McCartney: Biker Like An Icon ‎ (CD, Single) Parlophone, MPL (2) 7: Europe: Sell This Version: S Paul 4/5(1).

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3. Label: Capitol Records - CDP 7 2 7,MPL (2) - CDP 7 2 7 • Format: CD Album • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: Pop Rock, Classic Rock Paul McCartney - Off The Ground (, CD) | Discogs/5(33).

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4. Paul McCartney: Off The Ground ‎ (CD, Album + Cass, Album + Box, Promo) Capitol Records, Capitol Records, Capitol Records, MPL (2) 7 2 7, CA 7 /5(25).

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5. "Midnight Special" and "Things We Said Today" were recorded for Unplugged, but released on the "Biker Like an Icon" EP rather than the Unplugged album. Off the Ground is McCartney's most overt political album, championing environmental causes, animal rights, political activism, etc/5(16).

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6. Arranged By – Carl Davis (5), Paul McCartney Conductor – Carl Davis (5) Written-By – Mac Manus*, McCartney* 5: I Owe It All To You: 6: Biker Like An Icon: 7: Peace In The Neighbourhood: 8: Golden Earth Girl Arranged By – Carl Davis (5), Paul McCartney Conductor – Carl Davis (5) Flute – Susan Milan Oboe /5().

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7. 6. Biker Like An Icon 7. Peace in The Neighbourhood 8. Golden Earth Girl 9. The Lovers We Never Were Get Out Of My Way Winedark Open Sea C'mon People "Off The Ground", the title track, is a catchy, upbeat number with a hooky "sha-la-la" chorus, while "Looking For Changes" is a riffy, lively rocker, with some excellent guitar/5().

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8. Flowers in the Dirt did earn good reviews but perhaps more important was its accompanying tour, McCartney's first full-fledged world tour in years. Given the tour's enthusiastic reception, McCartney could wait until to deliver the album's proper sequel, Off the fieterbcajarphiharn.plasiccarjackhabursavolktebiconcent.co it isn't as consciously ambitious, Off the Ground certainly picks up where Flowers left off, as McCartney feels no.

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