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UK Release date : Friday, October 25, 1974

Junior's Farm / Sally G

By Paul McCartney & Wings • 7" Single • Part of the collection “Paul McCartney • Singles”

Last updated on August 2, 2023

Details

  • UK release date: Oct 25, 1974
  • Publisher: Apple Records
  • Reference: R 5999

Timeline

Interview Oct 12, 1974 • Mike McCartney / McGear interview for Record Mirror

Single Oct 18, 1974 • "Walking In The Park With Eloise / Bridge On The River Suite" by The Country Hams released in the US

Single Oct 25, 1974 • "Junior's Farm / Sally G" by Paul McCartney & Wings released in the UK

Single Oct 25, 1974 • "Let's Love / Always" by Peggy Lee released in the UK

Article November 1974 • Geoff Britton and Jimmy McCulloch join Wings

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This album was recorded during the following studio sessions:

Track list

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Side 1

  1. Junior's Farm

    Written by Paul McCartney, Linda Eastman / McCartney

    4:23 • Studio version • A

    Paul McCartney : Backing vocals, Bass, Producer, Vocals Linda Eastman / McCartney : Backing vocals, Keyboards Denny Laine : Backing vocals, Electric guitar Jimmy McCulloch : Backing vocals, Electric guitar Geoff Britton : Drums Alan O'Duffy : Mixing engineer Ernie Winfrey : Recording engineer

    Session Recording: July 16-18, 1974 • Studio Soundshop Recording Studios, Nashville, USA

    Session Mixing: Oct 07, 1974 • Studio AIR Studios, London, UK

    Credits & recording details courtesy of Luca Perasi • From the books "Paul McCartney: Music Is Ideas. The Stories Behind the Songs" • Buy Volume 1 (1970-1989) and Volume 2 (1990-2012) on Amazon

Side 2

  1. Sally G

    Written by Paul McCartney, Linda Eastman / McCartney

    3:40 • Studio version • A

    Paul McCartney : Acoustic guitar, Backing vocals, Producer, Vocals Linda Eastman / McCartney : Backing vocals Denny Laine : Backing vocals Jimmy McCulloch : Acoustic guitar Geoff Britton : Drums Lloyd Green : Dobro, Pedal steel guitar Ernie Winfrey : Mixing engineer, Recording engineer Bob Wills : Violin Johnny Gimble : Violin

    Session Recording: Jul 09, 1974 • Studio Soundshop Recording Studios, Nashville, USA

    Session Mixing: July 1974 • Studio Soundshop Recording Studios, Nashville, USA

    Credits & recording details courtesy of Luca Perasi • From the books "Paul McCartney: Music Is Ideas. The Stories Behind the Songs" • Buy Volume 1 (1970-1989) and Volume 2 (1990-2012) on Amazon

Promo shot for Junior's Farm single release. Wings pose for a casino-inspired photo in 1974 (pictured Linda McCartney, Denny Laine, Sir Paul McCartney: Jimmy McCulloch and Joe English). Arrowsmith said of the images: 'They really capture the seminal moments of the shoot... The fun we were all having, plus Paul and Linda's closeness, it's the naturalness of the pictures that is the key to their success'
Promo shot for Junior’s Farm single release. Wings pose for a casino-inspired photo in 1974 (pictured Linda McCartney, Denny Laine, Sir Paul McCartney: Jimmy McCulloch and Joe English). Arrowsmith said of the images: ‘They really capture the seminal moments of the shoot… The fun we were all having, plus Paul and Linda’s closeness, it’s the naturalness of the pictures that is the key to their success’
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Jason Childers • 7 years ago

I didn't know where else to put this correction. You list singles as being 7' and 12' in size. In fact, inches should be shown as ", such as 7" and 12". A single that is 7' would require a VERY large turntable. ;)

The PaulMcCartney Project • 7 years ago

Many thanks Jason :) Fixed !

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