MCCARTNEY, PAUL (EX-BEATLES) - PIPES OF PEACE
- Format: (LP) Vinyl record 12"
- Executor: MCCARTNEY, PAUL (EX-BEATLES)
- Title: PIPES OF PEACE
- Catalog number: PCTC1652301
- A country: England
- Label: Parlophone
- Year of issue: 1983
- Complictation: FOC, INS
- Type of publication: FIRST PRESS
- Condition (record/cover): NMint/NMint
- Style: Rock
- Rarity: star_rate
Pipes of Peace is the fifth solo Studio album Paul McCartney, released in 1983. Being produced after which enjoyed great success album, Tug of War, Pipes of Peace was received by the public is also quite good and many songs from it became hits, but music critics have made the album much cooler than a Tug of War..When the album was released, many critics noted that Pipes of Peace is similar to its predecessor, the album Tug of War, in many ways. The album was also produced by George Martin; the album was attended by the two songs created in collaboration with the same artist (in a Tug of War — with Stevie Wonder; this time the co-author was Michael Jackson); continued cooperation with Ringo Starr, ex-guitarist of the band "10cc" Eric Stewart; in the recording of the material (but last) was attended by Denny Laine. The reason for all this was that many of the songs on the album, was recorded in 1981 during the recording sessions for an album Tug of War; the rest ("Pipes of Peace", "The Other Me", "So Bad", "Tug of Peace" and "Through Our Love") was recorded later, in September and October 1982. In November 1982 McCartney began to make a film on his own script, "Give my regards to broad street" (eng. Give My Regards to Broad Street), where he also starred in the lead role along with Linda McCartney, Ringo Starr and Tracey Ullman; the shooting of the film took almost all of his time throughout 1983. Because I'm too busy with filming (and for reasons to pause after the release of the previous album), the release of Pipes of Peace was delayed until October 1983.
