Wings - Red Rose Speedway (2 LP) (1973)

  

Side A:
1. Big Barn Bed
2. My Love
3. Get on the Right Thing
4. One More Kiss
5. Little Lamb Dragonfly 

Side B:
6. Single Pigeon
7. When the Night
8. Loup (1st Indian on the Moon)
9. Medley: Hold Me Tight/Lazy Dynamite/Hands of Love/Power Cut

Side C:
10. Night Out
11. Country Dreamer
12. Seaside Woman
13. I Lie Around
14. Mama's Little Girl
15. I Would Only Smile

Side D:
16. Mary Had a Little Lamb
17. Tragedy
18. Little Woman Love
19. Hi, Hi, Hi
20. The Mess
21. Live and Let Die

Red Rose Speedway was originally supposed to be a double album, but the label didn't think the material was sufficient enough to warrant a double album given the lack of sales of Wings' first album Wild Life. However this would also be the first album to credit the band as Paul McCartney and Wings instead of just Wings to help increase the sales. One commenter I saw thought it was funny that around this time Yoko was allowed to release a rock double album and Paul wasn't, and honestly I think Yoko's album was better, but I cut it down to a single album. A double album version of it exists but includes a couple live tracks, so I just made the original version the first two sides and made the outtakes the next two sides. 

Yoko Ono - Approximately Infinite Universe (1973)

 

Side A:
1. Yang Yang
2. Death of Samantha
3. Approximately Infinite Universe
4. Peter the Dealer
5. Catman (The Rosies Are Coming)
6. Waiting for the Sunrise

Side B:
7. I Felt Like Smashing My Face in a Clear Glass Window
8. Kite Song
9. Shiranakatta (I Don't Know)
10. Air Talk
11. Move on Fast
12. Now or Never
13. Looking Over From My Hotel Window

This is my second post about a Yoko Ono album. Her last album Fly and this one were released as double albums but this one was her first foray into rock music. The music on the album is better as a result but it also means that I have a lot more material to go through. Admittedly my first draft cut out a lot of the songs but I had to cut out at least 2 more to keep both sides equal.