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Electric Arguments is the third album by the Fireman. The album was first announced 29 September 2008, on Paul McCartney's website, and was released on 24 November 2008 on the duo's website. [5] It is the first Fireman release to be publicly acknowledged by McCartney, and the album cover features the names of both contributors in ...
- December 2007 – June 2008
- The Fireman
- 24 November 2008
Electric Arguments. 24. November 2008. Electric Arguments ist das dritte Studioalbum des Duos The Fireman, das aus Paul McCartney und Youth (Martin Glover) besteht. Gleichzeitig ist es einschließlich der Wings -Alben, der The-Fireman-Alben, der klassischen Alben, der Livealben und Kompilationsalben das 41.
- One Little Indian Records (Europa), ATO Records (USA)
Explore the tracklist, credits, statistics, and more for Electric Arguments by The Fireman. Compare versions and buy on Discogs.
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- Electronic, Rock
- 194
- 2008
5. Juni 2008 · From paulmccartney.com: Electric Arguments was the third studio album from The Fireman and their first to feature vocals. Its 13 varied tracks were recorded in 13 days, over a period of nearly a year. It’s also the first Fireman album to be acknowledged by Paul as his work, featuring his and producer Youth’s names on the artwork for the first time.
Electric Arguments. By The Fireman • Official album • Part of the collection “ Paul McCartney • Studio albums ” Nov 24, 2008. Hide track details. Track list. Disc 1. 1. Nothing Too Much Just Out Of Sight. Written by Paul McCartney. 4:55 • Studio version • A. Paul McCartney : Bass, Drums, Electric guitar, Harmonica, Producer, Slide guitar, Vocals.
24. Nov. 2008 · Electric Arguments. The Fireman. 2008. 7.3. By Stuart Berman. Genre: Electronic. Label: One Little Indian. Reviewed: November 24, 2008. Paul McCartney resurrects his long-dormant alter ego,...
23. Nov. 2008 · Electric Arguments was the third studio album from The Fireman and their first to feature vocals. Its 13 varied tracks were recorded in 13 days, over a period of nearly a year. It's also the first Fireman album to be acknowledged by Paul as his work, featuring his and producer Youth's names on the artwork for the first time.
