Well obviously we're not in front of the best LP release that Sir James Paul McCartney and his 70's band Wings ever made... That title could be a strong dispute between "Band On The Run", "Venus And Mars" and "Back To The Egg". We know that. But the relative bad quality of this album when compared to other Paul's solo efforts only helps one to understand the unbelievable quote of talent that Paul was given. Because, even when this album was only thought and recorded to promote the successful "Wings Over America" tour in 1976, and even when it only features the star of the band singing half of the songs on the album, it has some great musical moments inside it, as it's capable to give one the warmth of a band (maybe with too many vocalists) giving the best of themselves to entertain a quite hard audience like the world's fans.