Wings Over New Orleans: Unseen Photos of Paul and Linda McCartney, 1975 - Tapa blanda

For a few lucky music fans, early 1975 is a time they’ll never forget. Paul and Linda McCartney, with their band Wings, came to record their albumVenus and Mars at New Orleans’ famous Sea-Saint Studio. Beatles buffs came by, hoping to catch a glimpse of one of the most famous rock stars of the century. They were surprised to find their idols were down to earth and unpretentious, generous with their time and conversation. Nearly eighty candid photographs from their staymost previously unpublishedaccompany reminiscences from fans who got to know the McCartneys in the Crescent City. From taking the McCartney children to Mardi Gras to catching a ride from Paul, these stories and photographs show Paul and Linda at their most genuine.

Author and musician John Taylor fell in love with the music and style of the Beatles during their famous appearance on theEd Sullivan Show. As a teenager, he picked up a bass guitar just like Paul’s and has been playing ever since. A chance meeting outside of Sea-Saint Studio led to a months-long acquaintance with Paul and Linda McCartney and scores of pictures and conversations. Taylor plays with the Louisiana-based group The Meanies and lives outside of New Orleans.