Name: CHOBA B CCCP - Paul McCartney (LP)
Brand: Paul McCartney
SKU: 5RVwbd2I93DhkUiIyjXAkM

Album Description

In 1988, Paul McCartney made history as the first Western artist to release an album exclusively in the Soviet Union with "CHOBA B CCCP." This unique collection of live-in-studio recordings showcases McCartney's deep love for rock and roll oldies, featuring covers of classic songs that have stood the test of time. From the energetic "Kansas City" to the soulful "Bring It On Home To Me," and the iconic "Lucille," each track is a testament to McCartney's enduring musical prowess.

Originally titled "Back in the USSR," the album was later released worldwide following the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. This remastered edition, released in 2019, brings these timeless performances to a new generation of fans. With a runtime of just under 40 minutes, "CHOBA B CCCP" is a concise yet powerful journey through some of the most beloved songs in rock and roll history, all reimagined by one of music's most legendary figures. Whether you're a longtime fan of Paul McCartney or a newcomer to his extensive discography, this album offers a fresh perspective on classic tunes that have shaped the landscape of modern music.

October 31, 1988

℗ 2019 MPL Communications Ltd, under exclusive license to UMG Recordings, Inc.

About Paul McCartney

Paul McCartney, born in Liverpool in 1942, is a legendary figure in the world of music, best known as a founding member of The Beatles. As the band's bassist and co-lead vocalist alongside John Lennon, McCartney's melodic bass playing and versatile vocal range became hallmarks of the group's sound. His songwriting partnership with Lennon is the most successful in modern music history, crafting timeless hits that continue to resonate with fans worldwide. After The Beatles, McCartney formed Wings and embarked on a prolific solo career, exploring a wide range of genres from pop and rock to classical and electronica. Knighted for his contributions to music, McCartney's enduring legacy as a performer, composer, and cultural icon is unparalleled. His ability to connect with audiences across generations is a testament to his musical genius and enduring appeal.