Album review: Paul McCartney – Kisses on the Bottom

After a 3 year break Sir Paul McCartney has returned to the studio and released his latest album, Kisses on the Bottom, consisting primarily of standards from the 1930’s and 40’s.

Album review: Rusty Anderson – Until We Meet Again

Having already released two albums in the US, guitarist and singer/songwriter Rusty Anderson is to release his first album in the UK: Until We Meet Again.

Live review: Paul McCartney – On the Run Tour – Echo Arena (20th December 2011)

After playing shows in America, Russia, UAE and Europe, Paul McCartney brought his acclaimed On the Run tour to a close in style with a special Christmas concert in his home town of Liverpool.

Live review: Paul McCartney – Up and Coming Tour – Hampden Park (20th June 2010)

A full twenty years after his last concert in Scotland, Paul McCartney made his triumphant return and played a spectacular set to a packed house at Glasgow’s Hampden Park.

Live review: Paul McCartney – Liverpool Sound Concert – Anfield Stadium (1st June 2008)

To celebrate Liverpool’s year as the European Capital of Culture, Paul McCartney played a spectacular one off show at the city’s famous Anfield Stadium.

Paul McCartney reissue review: McCartney II

Much in the same way as his first solo album, Paul McCartney single handedly recorded McCartney II at home. Relying heavily on synthesisers and studio experimentation, the album is his first venture into electronica and dance music.

Paul McCartney reissue review: Chaos and Creation in the Backyard

Recorded almost single handedly, Paul McCartney’s Chaos and Creation in the Backyard was released in 2005. Being received with very warm responses, is considered to be one of the most mature, classy and introspective albums of his career.

Paul McCartney reissue review: McCartney

During the messy and all too public breakup of The Beatles, Paul McCartney took his first tentative steps into the world of a solo recording artist. The result was a rustic sounding album with a very homemade feel, simply entitled McCartney.

Paul McCartney reissue review: Driving Rain

Paul McCartney’s first album of the new millennium, Driving Rain, showed that not only had McCartney still got a massive amount of both creativity and enthusiasm, but that he had fully bounced back after the passing of his true love Linda.

Album review: Hugh Laurie – Let them Talk

While Hugh Laurie is known the world over as one of Britain’s finest actors, he has stepped out of his comfort zone and recorded his debut album. Let Them Talk is a fond nod to the classic blues of 1920’s New Orleans.