As you can tell this is a pirate.  It was released by CD Maximum, a Russian label that now just have legal releases by metal bands.  It's too easy to have Macca's name on it, as the rest of the band each have a chance to lead at least one track (Denny Laine with two, one his own).  "Let 'Em In" (which name checks friends and family members) and "Silly Love Songs" (which stems from John Lennon and the critics alike slating McCartney's lovey-dovey solo tracks) are the bread and butter tracks here.  I did get to hear a demo of "Must Do Something About It" with Paul's guide vocal, but the final mix has Upstate NY's own Joe English as the only Wings drummer to take the mic.  "Wino Junko" reflected Jimmy McColluch's addictions which sent him to an early grave.  Linda is the "Cook of the House" and even then, has a cruelty-free menu!  The disco track "She's My Baby" managed to be made classical for 'Working Classical' in 1999.  "Warm and Beautiful" is another nod to the missus.