Run Devil Run

In 1999, Paul McCartney released "Run Devil Run," his eleventh solo studio album, as a tribute to the rock and roll music that had inspired him in his youth. Recorded at the iconic Abbey Road Studios in London, this album is a delightful collection of both familiar and obscure 1950s rock and roll covers, showcasing McCartney's enduring love for the genre. The album features 15 tracks, including classics like "All Shook Up" and "Lonesome Town," as well as lesser-known gems like "Bluejean Bop" and "Honey Hush." The title track, "Run Devil Run," is an original composition by McCartney, written in the style of Chuck Berry, adding a personal touch to the album. Recorded just a year after the passing of his wife Linda, McCartney found solace in the familiar rhythms and melodies of the 1950s, creating an album that is both a celebration of rock and roll and a testament to his resilience. "Run Devil Run" is a testament to McCartney's musical versatility and his ability to pay homage to the artists who inspired him while adding his unique touch. The album's energetic and upbeat tracks are sure to get you moving and remind you of the timeless appeal of rock and roll.