Probably his most diverse and eclectic outing, Here is one of Pauls strongest offerings. "RAM" is full of quirky pop and just diverse enough songs to keep you guessing.

a somewhat 'transitional' album for Wings, "Speedway" shows a quickly maturing band with an odd pairing of random tracks that may not fit well together, but are nice on their own.

With a new band, Wings returns with an arena ready album full of great rock riffs and hooks, topped off with a #1 single and the first to feature lead vocals from other members of the band

Live album chronicalling the very successful '75-'76 tours culminating mainly songs from the previous 3 albums with some beatles gems thrown in.

The first compilation album for Wings, but essential at the time containing non-album tracks such as "Live and Let Die", "Juniors Farm", "Another day", and "Mull Of Kintyre".

A completely homemade and experimental album.. "McCartney II" is an eclectic blend of blues and synthesized beats performed completely by McCartney himself with a hint of early techno/hip-hop/and basic pop.

Right off the heels on the success of "Tug of War", Paul again paired with George Martin (and even Michael Jackson) and the result was a rushed album full of left over tracks and an outdated, over produced 80's album.

Compilation album containing the hits of Wings and McCartney solo, starting from "McCartney" thru "Broad steet".. American and British versions are different.. The American version has the hit 'Say Say Say' where the latter provides a new single 'Once Upon A Long Ago' and 'We All Stand Together'.

Originally only released on vinyl in Russia in 1988 (then released later on CD in the 90's elsewhere), "CCCP" is a collection of rush recordings of some of Paul's favorite 50's standards in the vein of Fats Domino and Little Richard..

Live CD chronicalling the 2 year world tour trek that played to some of the largest audiences in the world on the heels of the successful "Flowers In The Dirt" album.

"Off The Ground" shows McCartney focusing lyrically on the eco issues like global awareness and animal rights but musically the songs are very interesting pop-songs which at times harkens back to his days during Wings.

Off the heels of the Beatles Anthology albums comes "Flaming Pie"... one of Pauls most Successful, organic, and down-to-earth albums with paul playing most of the instruments himself and featuring the last performances by Linda McCartney.

A unique collection of hits and album cuts, "Wingspan" is a 2-disc compilation containing the hits of "Wings" and Paul McCartney solo tracks on disc 1, but interestingly disc 2 is filled with b-sides and non-hits that really should have been. ESSENTIAL!!

Live album culminating the 2002 tour around the USA, Pauls first in 12 years.

This is a great album.. "Memory" is an upbeat collection of songs about days gone by lyrically, and channeling the music of his past including wings-esque rock, Beatle-esque suites, but mixed with modern recording techniques tying it all together.