Paul McCartney & Wings - Sally G (1974)

Flip side of "Junior's Farm" which went to number 17 in the USA.

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[Dave Wollenberg]

hit #39 in the US (Billboard). How'd it do in the UK? God bless!

[TheRunner75]

In UK and others European countries that was the B side of "Junior's Farm" which did #16 in UK.

[icanwaitanotherday]

Adorable!

[jg1988]

i got this 45 single roday at my local flea market in mint condition and i love it!!

[GizziesGirl2]

What? George had plenty of chance to bloom. As for John all you need to do is compare their output between 1970 and 1980. Paul did much more and with much more variety during those years than John did. Which isn't saying John was a genius but he was no where near as versatile as Paul and he didn't really want to be from the things he said.

[FabFM]

It's about time McCartney had a box set with at least 80 tracks on to showcase his post-beatles best tracks. This, of course, would have to be included!

[zettadom]

Can you believe this was relegated to a B side, didn't even appear on one of Paul's main albums. Just shows the talent of the man that something this good is treated as almost a throwaway track. Many artists this would be the best thing they ever did.

[Jeff J]

Just a song that any good old boy can love and the rest of us!

[groundhog713]

True. He was the only Beatle to leave Apple before the label disbanded in 1975....

[Beatlejoose56]

Ah yes 1969 was a great year!

[timfinch0]

I believe this was his last release on

Apple Records, even though the company was still home to John, George, and Ringo.

[kelly cook]

Oh That Sir Paul.. He is Sir Music To Me!!!

Say World Peace Happens 1,000 times, then Say,Say,Say!!!

Proud to have McCartney in my Family Blood!!!

[catnc1]

"Take it, chaps." :D Paul, it's Nashville, not London. Oh well, he must have forgotten himself and thought he was in the ENGLISH countryside for a minute. Fun song.

[rockandroll4evermore]

Recorded in Nashville with Nashville's best musicians.