If you have the deluxe vinyl from a couple of years back, you might have this on the bonus disc.



 

Happy birthday to Big Macca. 

They just officially released the soundtrack to Wings' One Hand Clapping 1974 special, which essentially amounts to an in-studio live concert.  The most interesting aspect is that this represents the brief period when the band included Geoff Britton, who may have been their strongest drummer, but since he was a teetotaling health nut who was into karate, the band ended up laughing him out of the line-up.  Britton's most significant performance was on the otherwise slight "Junior's Farm" single, so this concert shows what he was capable of bringing to their sound, because this iteration of the band never performed any proper live shows, and they did manage the best version of the obscure rocker, "Soily".




Much of this album has been bootlegged, including many of the rehearsals, which unfortunately this official release doesn't include, including this semi-classic.





But regardless, we can all agree that this unaired special would have been much better than his James Paul McCartney TV special from 1973