-05.11.1990

Tripping The Live Fantastic

'Tripping the Live Fantastic' album sleeve
-05.11.1990
'Tripping the Live Fantastic' album sleeve
PAUL McCARTNEY - Tripping The Live FantasticPAUL McCARTNEY - Tripping The Live FantasticPAUL McCARTNEY - Tripping The Live FantasticPAUL McCARTNEY - Tripping The Live FantasticPAUL McCARTNEY - Tripping The Live Fantastic
PAUL McCARTNEY - Tripping The Live Fantastic
Release date - 5 November 1990
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Tracklisting

  1. Showtime - Live
  2. Figure Of Eight - Live
  3. Jet - Live
  4. Rough Ride - Live
  5. Got To Get Into My Life - Live
  6. Band On The Run - Live
  7. Birthday - Live
  8. Ebony and Ivory - Live
  9. We Got Married - Live
  10. Inner City Madness - Live
  11. Maybe I'm Amazed - Live
  12. The Long And Winding Road - Live
  13. Crackin' Up - Live
  14. The Fool On The Hill - Live
  15. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - Live
  16. Can't Buy Me Love - Live
  17. Matchbox - Live
  18. Put It There - Live
  19. Together - Live
  20. Things We Said Today - Live
  21. Eleanor Rigby - Live
  22. This One - Live
  23. My Brave Face - Live
  24. Back In The U.S.S.R - Live
  25. I Saw Her Standing There - Live
  26. Twenty Flight Rock - Live
  27. Coming Up - Live
  28. Sally - Live
  29. Let It Be - Live
  30. Ain't That A Shame - Live
  31. Live And Let Die - Live
  32. If I Were Not Upon The Stage - Live
  33. Hey Jude - Live
  34. Yesterday - Live
  35. Get Back - Live
  36. Carry That Weight - Live
  37. Carry That Weight - Live
  38. Golden Slumbers - Live
  39. The End - Live
  40. Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying - Live

Album Notes

Featuring 37 tracks (across two CDs) and spanning 30 years of rock and roll, Tripping The Live Fantastic was Paul's first official live album as a solo star. As well as Paul and Linda, the road band by now included Paul “Wix” Wickens, Hamish Stuart, Robbie McIntosh and Chris Whitten. Interspersed with snippets from sound checks recorded around the world, the album was initially released as a double album, before being reissued as an abridged version called Tripping The Live Fantastic: Highlights!.

What we tried to do with this album was to give people a chance to take home with them a souvenir of the show; a better quality bootleg of what we hoped was just a good, fun, party night out.
Paul