Paul McCartney - When the night

This song was released on "Red Rose Speedway" of 1972 but the version that you're hearing is taken from Red Rose speedway's sessions it's a rough mix!

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[russrob3]

whether its a "rough" mix or not...macca knows how to make music...and i will take it anyway he makes it

[StarDanRadio]

yes I know he's the greatest ! but the definition "rough mix" is written on the original bootleg 'THE ALTERNATE "RED ROSE SPEEDWAY" '

on which i find this version. I belive that it referes to the production and not to music arrangement.

[coolitababy]

I'd love to know where to buy these Red Rose Speedway Sessions...can anyone help?

[StarDanRadio]

it was of my father uhm...I suppose that he discovered it in one of his travels...for a more intersting answer I've to speak about it to him! In the while you continue to search!

[gooshala]

I'm glad he wasn't hurt when the light fell on him.

[coolitababy]

Loooovely

[hammer44head]

Always loved this album and song,great version, thanks for posting.

[fedlivie]

Paul is a genius...

[nsuyama]

Wonderful!!! from Japann.

[paulmccartneyadorrer]

I absolutely love his 70's stuff. It takes me to a certain beautiful state of mind. :)

[DoubleCross2009]

This tune is really growing on me but still prefer the energy and on the road rip of the live version from Newcastle elsewhere on the Tube. Wings seemed to feed caution to the dogs on tour

[Rush1013]

I like the references to his pal Donovan

[ROVINATO]

Yes the light fell on me

[Perfidia4ever]

Bellissima perla del Paul finalmente libero di creare come gli pare.Forse sarà un pò troppo melenso e legato a stilemi non del tutto originali ma l'amore per la melodia lo salva dall'essere paragonato magari a certo glam rock di bassa lega che imperversava negli anno 70 in Inghilterra.Ha scritto anni dopo Here Today che resta insuperabile.

[Rikenrocker]

critics of the 70's were just frustrated road blocks. they've now faded away and there's a clear road to truth for this generation to see that generation...