US Release date : Tuesday, December 2, 1997
By Various Artists • Official album
Previous album Sep 29, 1997 • "Standing Stone" by Paul McCartney released in the UK
Article Nov 25, 1997 • Paul appears in TV spot for RADD
Interview Nov 29, 1997 • Paul McCartney interview for New Statesman
Album Dec 02, 1997 • "Diana, Princess Of Wales - Tribute" by Various Artists released in the US
Session Dec 12, 1997 • "A Room With A View" session
EP Dec 15, 1997 • "Beautiful Night #1" by Paul McCartney released in the UK
This album was recorded during the following studio sessions:
Started Nov 21, 1995
Who Wants To Live Forever
5:14 • Studio version
You Have Been Loved
5:28 • Studio version
Angel
4:16 • Studio version
Make Me A Channel Of Your Peace
2:36 • Studio version
Miss Sarajevo
5:19 • Studio version
Shakespeare's Sonnet No. 18
2:52 • Studio version
Written by Paul McCartney
2:56 • Studio version • A
Paul McCartney : Acoustic guitar, Backing vocal, Bass guitar, Electric guitar, Harmonium, Harpsichord, Lead vocal, Mellotron, Percussion effects, Piano, Producer, Spanish guitar Jeff Lynne : Backing vocal, Electric spinette harpsichord, Producer Geoff Emerick : Mixing engineer, Recording engineer Jon Jacobs : Recording engineer Keith Smith : Assistant engineer
Session Recording: Started Nov 21, 1995 • Studio Hog Hill Studio, Rye, UK
Session Overdubs ?: February 1996 • Studio Hog Hill Studio, Rye, UK
Tears In Heaven
4:31 • Studio version
Everybody Hurts
4:58 • Studio version
Streets Of Philadelphia
3:14 • Studio version
Don't Dream It's Over
3:53 • Studio version
Hymn To Her
4:54 • Studio version
Love Minus Zero / No Limit
4:30 • Studio version
In The Sun
6:42 • Studio version
Watermark
2:24 • Studio version
Love Theme From "A Star Is Born" (Evergreen)
3:07 • Studio version
Every Nation
4:50 • Studio version
I'll Fly Away
4:15 • Studio version
I'll Be Missing You
4:03 • Studio version
Because You Loved Me
4:31 • Studio version
Gone Too Soon
3:23 • Studio version
You Were Loved
4:09 • Studio version
You Gotta Be
3:59 • Studio version
Hero (Live Version)
4:36 • Studio version
Prayer For The Dying
4:15 • Studio version
Missing You
4:15 • Studio version
Wish You Were Here
4:45 • Studio version
How Could An Angel Break My Heart
4:19 • Studio version
Love Is A Beautiful Thing
3:45 • Studio version
All That Matters
4:17 • Studio version
Mama
5:03 • Studio version
Don't Wanna Lose You
4:01 • Studio version
Stars
4:09 • Studio version
Ave Maria
4:40 • Studio version
Pavane
4:05 • Studio version
I Am In Love With The World
3:59 • Studio version
From Wikipedia:
Diana, Princess of Wales: Tribute is a 1997 two CD release in memory of Diana, Princess of Wales with participation of a great number of renowned artists. The proceeds of the albums went towards the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund charity created in her memory.
The double CD released on 2 December 1997 brings together 36 songs from some of the biggest names in several genres of music, who dedicate both well-known and brand new material to the memory of Diana, Princess of Wales who had died just 3 months earlier on 31 August 1997. […]
From Club Sandwich n°83, Autumn 1997:
Rarely in the sadly short life of Diana, Princess of Wales, could she truly hide from the flock of paparazzi. Although she met Paul and Linda on several occasions, it was almost always in the attendant arc of the camera flash.
But one day in early 1993, during the McCartneys’ rehearsals at Pinewood Studios for The New World Tour, Diana managed a short escape. Paul, Linda and the Band were filming run-through after run-through when they were told that they had visitors: Diana, and the Princes William and Harry.
Paul stopped the filming and, on hearing that the boys “wanted to hear some rock and roll”, kicked the band through an impromptu and blistering set.
Then we broke for lunch. Paul and Linda took a table at Pinewood’s restaurant. It was a paparazzo’s dream shot: there, at one table, were Paul, Linda and their daughter Mary, Diana with William and Harry, as well as David Puttnam and Robin Williams, who were also filming at the studio.
In memory of Diana here is a photograph to remind of happier times, taken in Lille, France, in November 1992 at a performance of Paul McCartney’s Liverpool Oratorio. With respect to Diana and everyone else’s right to privacy, we are not showing the Pinewood picture, a shot that no one apart from those present has a right to see.
GEOFF BAKER
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