British musician Paul McCartney released on Friday June 10 the compilation album 'Pure McCartney', a review of the composer's solo successes, which began in 1970 after The Beatles split from the legendary musician.
With an extensive repertoire of over 300 songs since his solo debut, 'Pure McCartney' makes a meticulous selection that includes only 67 themes of this stage and makes a tour of his record material together with Wings (the band he founded with his first wife, Linda McCartney) as well as his work under the pseudonym Fireman (duet with Martin Glover). Notable facts about McCartney's solo career include having earned more than 60 gold records and exceeding 100 million singles sold.
The compilation 'Pure McCartney' has been published by the Virgin-Universal label in three formats in which the content varies: a 2-CD version, 4-CD Deluxe Edition, 4-LP edition and also in digital download. The Deluxe version is presented as the most complete, with 67 CDs and a total of 39 songs, the double CD contains only 41 songs and the box with four vinyls also presents 1970 songs. The three 'Pure McCartney' collections carry a number of hits from McCartney's solo debut in the early 1983s to the worldwide hit 'Say Say Say', in collaboration with Michael Jackson from XNUMX. Various rarities have also been included to satisfy the most fanatical, and several personal compositions especially favorite for Macca (short for McCartney).
Along with the record release, the musician also launched an audiovisual project called 'Pure McCartney VR', a series of six documentary shorts in 360-degree panoramic format, directed by the team of producers Tony Kaye and Geoff Emerick (the latter was the recording engineer for several of the Beatles' albums), specialists in producing virtual reality experiences immersive.
McCartney began an international tour called 'One On One' in mid-April., which is touring North America, South America and Europe during the boreal summer of 2016.