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SIR PAUL MCCARTNEY has patched up his broken friendship with former WINGS bandmate DENNY LAINE - nearly 30 years after they fell out. The ex-Beatle formed Wings with his late first wife Linda, guitarist Laine and drummer Denny Seiwell in 1971 - one year after the Fab Four's split was officially announced. MCCartney and Laine came to blows in 1980 after the singer's arrest for marijuana possession by Japanese customs officials forced the band to scrap their planned tour of the country. But the 65-year-old has since made up with Laine, with the pair meeting up in December (07) to enjoy a U2 concert in London.

Good to see that  

Wonder if we will get a Wings album

i would say that brian hines must be losing his memory then..........

Quoted from DaveRam

Wonder if we will get a Wings album

It will never happen without Linda. I do know that Denny, Laurence Juber and Denny Seiwell did a one off Wings reunion at a Beatles Fest in Las Vegas last summer I think. Paul wasn't interested in participating.

That's nice

Out now:

Quoted from Bobber

Out now:

Is that a new recording or is it old tapings from the 70s? Say you don't mind is a really good song.

As far as my sources go:
"This album is Laine's third solo album and was released at the end of the time with Wings. Originally released in 1980 as Japanese Tears, shortly after Wings' tour of Japan was cancelled due to Paul's imprisonment. The original titletrack tells the story of an excited Japanese fan, followed by the ultimate disappointment.
Laine used old and new material for this album, with three own compositions with Wings, but also the never released Send Me The Heart, written together with Paul McCartney, I Would Only Smile and Weep For Love. Also rerecordings of Go Now, that Denny often sang at Wings' concerts and Say You Don't Mind, a song by Laine from 1967 and brought to the British top 20 in 1972 by Colin Blunstone.
Other highlights are two songs, recorded by the Denny Laine Band with Steve Holly on drums on Denny's wife Jo Jo on background vocals."

so it is new or not?

Awesome!

I think i'll pass on the album.

This is the track list for the original 1984 release:

1. Somebody Ought To Know The Way
2. Lovers Light
3. Guess I'm Only Foolin'
4. Nothing To Go By
5. I Would Only Smile
6. Weep For Love
7. Say You Don't Mind
8. Japanese Tears
9. Dangerzone
10. Clock On The Wall
11. Send Me The Heart
12. Same Mistakes
13. Silver
14. Go Now

EIL.com's notes:

DENNY LAINE In Flight (1984 UK Breakaway label issue 14-track vinyl LP recorded 'during time off from Wings' between 1973 and 1980, featuring contributions from Paul and Linda McCartney, Henry McCulloch, Denny Seiwell and Howie Casey, colour picture sleeve with detailed liner notes printed on the reverse BLY110).

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Who's Henry McCulloch? I know who Henry McCullough is.