Paul McCartney readies deluxe edition of latest album
'Memory Almost Full' now includes videos and bonus tracks
Paul McCartney has announced that he will release a deluxe edition of his most recent album 'Memory Almost Full'.
The expanded package is due out in the US on November 6 via Hear Music. It features three bonus tracks, 'In Private', 'Why So Blue' and '222'.
It also contains exclusive live performance footage such as the former Beatle's 'secret show' at London's Electric Ballroom in June.
Also in the package are music videos for the singles 'Ever Present Past', which was directed by Phil Griffin, and 'Dance Tonight', directed by Michel Gondry ['Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind'] and starring actress Natalie Portman.
'Memory Almost Full' was originally released in June and has been certified Gold in the US.
--By our Los Angeles staff.
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The expanded package is due out in the US on November 6 via Hear Music. It features three bonus tracks, 'In Private', 'Why So Blue' and '222'.
It also contains exclusive live performance footage such as the former Beatle's 'secret show' at London's Electric Ballroom in June.
Also in the package are music videos for the singles 'Ever Present Past', which was directed by Phil Griffin, and 'Dance Tonight', directed by Michel Gondry ['Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind'] and starring actress Natalie Portman.
'Memory Almost Full' was originally released in June and has been certified Gold in the US.
--By our Los Angeles staff.
Find out more about NME.
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