SINGLE · 1973
Mrs. Vandebilt / Bluebird
by Paul McCartney & Wings · 1973 · Apple Records · 2 tracks · 8:07
Tracklist
- AMrs. Vandebilt4:42
- BBluebird3:25
Running time 8:07
Tracklist of the first edition, from MusicBrainz.
Who made it
- Howie Caseysaxophone
- Denny Laineacoustic guitar, electric guitar, percussion, background vocals
- Linda McCartneykeyboard, background vocals
- Paul McCartneyacoustic guitar, bass guitar, drums (drum set), electric guitar, electric piano, percussion, background vocals, lead vocals
- Remi Kabakapercussion, drums (drum set) · on 1 track
- Mondayassistant engineer
- Peter Swettenhamassistant engineer
- Geoff Emerickmixing, recording, engineer
- Paul McCartneyproducer
Played on it
Production
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The record
- First released1973
- LabelApple Records 5C 006-05529
- KindSingle
- FormatsVinyl
- Running time8:07
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