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Band On The Run by Paul Mccartney & Wings
Paul Mccartney & Wings
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Groupe De Rock Britannique Fondé En Mars 1971 Par Paul McCartney Né Le 18 Juin 1942 Chant Basse Piano Linda McCartney Chant Clavier Denny Seiwell Batterie Denny Laine Chant Guitare
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Paul-Mccartney-&-Wings - Band On The Run
"Band On The Run" Is The Title Song From Paul McCartney And Wings' Acclaimed Band On The Run Album.
It Is Composed Of A Three-Part Structure That Revolves Around The Themes Of Escape And Liberation. The Song Tells A Story About A Band Being Confined To Prison And Then Escaping And Going On The Run. The First Part 0 00-1 18 Is Soft And Melodic. The Singer Complains About Being Stuck In One Room Forever Alone Unable To See Any Nice People Like His Mother. The Second Part 1 19-2 07 Is More Of A Soft Rock Melody With The Guitar Drums And Bass Becoming More Prominent. The Singer Thinks About Giving Everything Away If He Does Escape. George Harrison Unwittingly Contributed The First Line Of This Part "If We Ever Get Out Of Here" When He Said It During One Of The Many Beatles' Business Meetings. 1 The Third And Main Part 2 07 To 5 09 Is The Initial Rock Part Which Talks About The Band Escaping And Going On The Run. The People In The Town Are Trying To Find Them Forevermore But They Will Never Be Found. The Version Played On The Radio In America In 1974 Was A Shorter Version Of The Song Edited Down From The Original 5 09 To 3 50 In Length. The Difference Was Largely Caused By The Removal Of The Middle Or The Second Part Of The Song As Well As The Verse That Starts With "Well The Undertaker Drew A Heavy Sigh..."
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"Band on the Run" is the title song from Paul McCartney and Wings' acclaimed Band on the Run album.
It is composed of a three-part structure that revolves around the themes of escape and liberation. The song tells a story about a band being confined to prison and then escaping and going on the run.
The first part (0:00-1:18) is soft and melodic. The singer complains about being stuck in one room forever alone, unable to see any nice people, like his mother.
The second part (1:19-2:07) is more of a soft rock melody with the guitar, drums, and bass becoming more prominent. The singer thinks about giving everything away if he does escape. George Harrison unwittingly contributed the first line of this part: "If we ever get out of here" when he said it during one of the many Beatles' business meetings.[1]
The third and main part (2:07 to 5:09) is the initial rock part, which talks about the band escaping and going on the run. The people in the town are trying to find them forevermore, but they will never be found.
The version played on the radio in America in 1974 was a shorter version of the song, edited down from the original 5:09 to 3:50 in length. The difference was largely caused by the removal of the middle or the second part of the song, as well as the verse that starts with "Well, the undertaker drew a heavy sigh..." Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.