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Paul McCartney | CHOBA B CCCP | Vinyl LP | 2019 Remaster | 1988 Album | New & Sealed

Paul McCartney | CHOBA B CCCP | Vinyl LP | 2019 Remaster | 1988 Album | New & Sealed

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CHOBA B CCCP finds Paul McCartney returning to the rock-and-roll songs that helped shape his musical beginnings. Recorded live in the studio over two days, the album brings his voice and playing to favourites including Kansas City, Twenty Flight Rock and Lucille, with a spontaneous feel that puts the performances at the centre.

Originally released in the Soviet Union in 1988, its title means Back in the USSR. This 2019 remaster returns to the original 11-track programme, newly remastered at Abbey Road Studios, offering a focused collection of rock-and-roll, rhythm-and-blues and traditional material on vinyl.

Key Features

  • Back to his roots: McCartney revisits songs associated with his early musical influences.
  • Live-in-studio performances: recorded over two days with session musicians.
  • 2019 remaster: remastered at Abbey Road Studios.
  • Original 11-track programme: includes Bring It on Home to Me, Ain't That a Shame and Midnight Special.
  • Vinyl LP: supplied new and sealed.

Track Listing

Side A

  1. Kansas City
  2. Twenty Flight Rock
  3. Lawdy, Miss Clawdy
  4. Bring It on Home to Me
  5. Lucille
  6. Don't Get Around Much Anymore

Side B

  1. That's All Right (Mama)
  2. Ain't That a Shame
  3. Crackin' Up
  4. Just Because
  5. Midnight Special

Product Details

  • Artist: Paul McCartney
  • Album: CHOBA B CCCP
  • Format: Vinyl LP
  • Number of records: 1
  • Tracks: 11
  • Original album year: 1988
  • Edition: 2019 remaster
  • Reissue release date: 12 July 2019
  • Label: Capitol Records
  • Genre: Rock and roll / rhythm and blues
  • EAN: 0602577289392
  • Condition: New & Sealed

A rewarding choice for McCartney fans and listeners who enjoy classic rock-and-roll interpretations, bringing a less conventional chapter of his catalogue to a vinyl collection.

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