Paul McCartney is set to release a covers albums in early 2012. The Beatles man recorded the album in Los Angeles and has said it is comprised of covers from the "pre rock" era. Speaking to Rolling Stone about the release, he said: "It's my dad's style of music. I've wanted to do that kind of th...
Paul McCartney is set to release a covers albums in early 2012.
The Beatles man recorded the album in Los Angeles and has said it is comprised of covers from the “pre rock” era.
Speaking to Rolling Stone about the release, he said: “It’s my dad’s style of music. I’ve wanted to do that kind of thing forever, since The Beatles days. But then Rod went mad on it. I thought, ‘I have to wait so it doesn’t look like I’m trying to do a Rod.'”
The album, which does not yet have a title, will feature a number of songs with jazz singer Diana Krall and McCartney has said each song is one “He admires” and that the album is “Get-home-from-work music.”
He said: “They’re just songs I admire. I’m trying to steer away from the obvious ones. It’s get-home-from-work music. You put it on and get a glass of wine.”
McCartney has also said he is planning to record a “heavy rock album” after being inspired by the new Foo Fighters album ‘Wasting Light’. He added: “It sounds quite wacky, but it keeps it fresh. I love that, you get a crazy idea and go with it. You never know, I may run into a garage to make this other album.”
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