Title: Was quite a shock first hearing this
Product review: This CD offers a bonanza of 1. rip-your-face-off and 2. rip-your-heart-out covers that stand with the best of the Beatles' coverings (except their immortal `Twist and Shout', of course, the greatest cover of all time). The former: `She Said Yeah', `All Shook Up', `I Got Stung' and `Honey Hush'. The latter: `No Other Baby', `Coquette' and `Lonesome Town'. In between is the powerful but comic `Brown-eyed Handsome Man'. Then there are the three originals, led by Paul's wildest romp since `I'm Down', namely `Run Devil Run'. `Try Not to Cry' and `What it Is' are both hearty fare that shakes off impending threats of sentimentality. Gripping, hard-edged Mac. Unexpected to say the least. I was totally caught off guard by how dynamic and authentic these tracks sounded. But as good as they sound here, the covers and the originals go over even better, much better in fact, when alternated with the more stellar solo efforts of John, George and Ringo. As nature intended.
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