Extremely uncommon documentary movie Paul McCartney and Wings – One Hand Clapping is coming to cinemas for the primary time ever.
The movie was shot in 1974, and caught Paul McCartney and Wings within the studio. Contemporary from a visit to Nashville to report ‘Junior’s Farm’, the group are proven in full artistic mode, working at Abbey Street Studios.
Not often proven, it was lately remastered, with plenty of unseen components added as a bonus. An exclusive cinema event witnesses a restricted variety of screenings, and it’s full of fascinating moments for the massive display screen.
Paul McCartney feedback…
“It’s so nice to look again on that interval and see the little reside present we did. We made a reasonably good noise really! It was a good time for the band, we began to have success with Wings, which had been a very long time coming.”
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The documentary was directed by David Litchfield, and this screening occasion will boast the beforehand unreleased Yard Classes – spotlighting Paul McCartney on acoustic guitar performing much-loved moments from his catalogue.
The screenings will even utilise an unique filmed introduction by Paul McCartney and beforehand unseen Polaroid pictures from the classes.
Shot on Seventies video tape, the unique prints have been scanned and restored at 4K; the between music dialogue has been de-mixed utilizing Wingnut’s MAL software program and the movie incorporates a new Dolby Atmos audio combine by Steve Orchard and Giles Martin. Pristine, in different phrases.
“We’re wanting ahead to bringing the legendary music of Paul McCartney to the massive display screen and providing followers a front-row seat to his enduring legacy,” mentioned Marc Allenby, CEO, Trafalgar Releasing. “This cinematic expertise will transport audiences again to a golden period of rock and roll whereas fascinating new followers with the magic of this iconic band. It’s a must-see occasion for music lovers of all generations.”
Tickets for the screening occasion go on sale from 2pm on August 15th.
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