a Little Lamb" – 3:32 "Little Woman Love" – 2:07 "Hi, Hi, Hi" – 3:08 "C Moon" – 4:34 "The Mess" – 4:34 "Live and Let Die" – 3:12 "I Lie Around" – 5:01 "Night Out" – 2:16 "Country Dreamer" – 3:10 "Seaside Woman" – 3:57 "Best Friend" – 3:59 "Mama's Little Girl" – 3:45 "I Would Only Smile" – 3:23 "Tragedy" – 3:21 "Thank You Darling" – 3:18 "1882" – 6:31 "Jazz Street" – 5:08 "Live and Let Die" – 3:33 Tracks 8–14 are on the CD edition only. Additional download track via paulmccartney.com "Hands of Love" – 2:22 Original double album track listing Early acetate track listing Originally planned as a double album, this is the track listing from drummer Denny Seiwell's acetates of the early incarnation of Red Rose Speedway dated 13 December 1972. Most tracks left off the released version ended up on B-sides, while others remained officially unreleased (such as "Tragedy", "Night Out", "Jazz Street", "1882") until the release of the 2018 Red Rose Speedway Deluxe remaster reissue. Side one "Big Barn Bed" "My Love" "When the Night" "Single Pigeon" Side two "Tragedy" (Gerald H. Nelson, Fred B. Burch) "Mama's Little Girl" "Loup (1st Indian on the Moon)" "I Would Only Smile" (Denny Laine) Side three "Country Dreamer" "Night Out" "One More Kiss" "Jazz Street" Side four "I Lie Around" "Little Lamb Dragonfly" "Get on the Right Thing" "1882" (live) "The Mess" (live) "I Would Only Smile" is a song featuring lead vocals from Denny Laine. It was eventually released on Laine's solo album Japanese Tears. "1882" is a song which dates back to 1970 when it was first recorded as a demo around the time of the McCartney album. A home studio version was recorded in January 1972. A live recording from the same concert as "The Mess" (at The Hague on 21 August 1972) had studio overdubs added but was not released until 2018. Final double album track listing According to McCartney's official website, his archive team found an updated double album track listing from 30 January 1973 that differed from Seiwell's 1972 acetates. McCartney confirmed the updated track list as the one originally intended for release, saying, "You know, this is actually how I recollect that double album." In December 2018, McCartney officially released Red Rose Speedway: Reconstructed, a reconstructed version of its originally conceived "double album", as a bonus CD in