Title: Michael Jackson and Paul: an unfortunate matchup
Product review: It would not be until the 00 decade that Paul would put out two consecutive albums of originals that were worthy of his talent. `Tug of War' had looked promising, with a few Beatlesworthy keepers like `Ballroom Dancing' and `Here Today'. But there's nothing but kids stuff and tweenager fare on this follow-up. For adults there's not much of anything, certainly not the duets with eventual Beatles-catalogue-thief Michael Jackson, about as ideal a friend as Heather Mills would be a wife. This album was bad enough but worse was to come. The abyss of `Give My Regards to Broad Street' and `Press to Play' was yawning, as were we all. Who would have thought he would EVER crawl out from under, but he did.
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