Wings Over Seattle 1976-06-10 (Best Source Merge by Luixpa)

[Luixpa97]

Paul McCartney and Wings
Live in the Seattle Kingdome
Seattle, Washington, USA
June 10th, 1976
Multi Track/Soundboard/Audience Merge
Sound Quality: A+/A-/B-/C+
Attendance: 67,000+

This historic Wings show is probably the most important gig of the solo Paul canon, this show was the show that proved how Paul and Wings had finally found big success in the USA, being the crowning jewel of the Wings Over America Tour, this show at the enormous Kingdome at Seattle had an incredible attendance of 67,000+, breaking The Beatles’ record at the Shea Stadium in New York 11 years prior, this show definitely deserves its reputation, as it’s a fantastic night for everyone, Paul sounds pretty strong and does some gutsy note choices throughout, the band is in great shape and playing their asses for the amazing crowd, this is definitely what i’d call a S tier gig for Wings, this merge ranges from 2 below average audience recordings to pro shot audio, this show was featured in “Rockshow” so the video quality is of course fantastic, plus a bootleg video that circulates of two thirds of the show, sadly both encores are missing from the audience sources of this gig, so we only have snippets of “Hi Hi Hi”, which i’ve synced to audio from the show in Denver on June 7th, enjoy!

* "PM3507 Maccaspan & Wings Over Seattle 1976"
** AUD > x > Audacity (speed correction) > FLAC Level 8
*** AUD > x > Audacity (speed correction) > FLAC Level 8
# "Rockshow" Official Release
## "Gerardo Riveira News Report"
### "Wings Over America" Official Release

1. Venus and Mars (*/#)
2. Rockshow (*/#)
3. Jet (*/#/##)
4. Let Me Roll It (*/#)
5. Spirits of Ancient Egypt (*/###/#)
6. Medicine Jar (*/**/#)
7. Maybe I’m Amazed (*/#)
8. Call Me Back Again (*/#)
9. Lady Madonna (*/#)
10. The Long And Winding Road (*)
11. Live and Let Die (*)
12. Picasso’s Last Words (*)
13. Richard Cory (*/#)
14. Bluebird (*)
15. I’ve Just Seen A Face (*)
16. Blackbird (*)
17. Yesterday (**/##)
18. You Gave Me The Answer (*)
19. Magneto And Titanium Man (**/#)
20. My Love (**/*/#)
21. Listen to What The Man Said (*/#)
22. Let ‘Em In (*)
23. Time To Hide (***/#)
24. Silly Love Songs (***/#)
25. Beware My Love (#)
26. Letting Go (#/**)
27. Band On The Run (#)
28. Hi Hi Hi (#/Denver Audio)

Video Download link: hxxps://mega.nz/file/jLg0RDxT#85qo87amg ... 02KVqTtN7M

Audio Download link:hxxps://mega.nz/folder/EFkmhJLA#AQmx4Z382KLK9UctJaHj1A

[MrP]

you give way to much respect to the king dome show "the most important gig of the solo Paul canon"
you need to rethink that a lot.

It seems that not all of Rockshow is from Seattle

[Luixpa97]

you give way to much respect to the king dome show "the most important gig of the solo Paul canon"
you need to rethink that a lot.

It seems that not all of Rockshow is from Seattle

Honestly Seattle deserves it, it's a fantastic performance and definitely their most iconic show

[Luixpa97]

you give way to much respect to the king dome show "the most important gig of the solo Paul canon"
you need to rethink that a lot.

It seems that not all of Rockshow is from Seattle

and Rockshow comes mainly from the second Inglewood gig, with some songs coming from the third Inglewood gig, Seattle and the second night in New York City

[MrP]

you and I will just have to agree to disagree

you give way to much respect to the king dome show "the most important gig of the solo Paul canon"
you need to rethink that a lot.

It seems that not all of Rockshow is from Seattle

Honestly Seattle deserves it, it's a fantastic performance and definitely their most iconic show

[bsizzy_27]

I also attempted at a source merge but a very long time ago... chances are, your version will be miles better

[alphabeatles]

Thanks, your crossfades were very well done but have you tried lining up complete alternate sources with each other for a multitrack surround experience (or at least a more full stereo mix)?

I did this with some of Paul's Japan shows (posted elsewhere on the forum) and the various recordings working together really livened up the shows.

[blackbird]

Thanks, your crossfades were very well done but have you tried lining up complete alternate sources with each other for a multitrack surround experience (or at least a more full stereo mix)?

I did this with some of Paul's Japan shows (posted elsewhere on the forum) and the various recordings working together really livened up the shows.

Old analog tapes is hard to make matrix, I think

[alphabeatles]

Thanks, your crossfades were very well done but have you tried lining up complete alternate sources with each other for a multitrack surround experience (or at least a more full stereo mix)?

I did this with some of Paul's Japan shows (posted elsewhere on the forum) and the various recordings working together really livened up the shows.

Old analog tapes is hard to make matrix, I think

Oh I agree! I tried with a couple versions of a song from this Seattle show and it got close, but not quite... Too much editing needed. Digital sources are much more a joy to work with!

If anyone has suggestions for syncing analog audio in a DAW, please tell!