Mixing Wings Live in Newcastle – 4 April 1974
Thursday 4 April 1974 | Paul McCartney, Studio, Wings
On 4 April 1974, the last of three stereo mixing sessions for a Wings concert at City Hall, Newcastle upon Tyne was completed at EMI Studios, London (Abbey Road).
Mixing Session Details
The concert had taken place on 10 July 1973. These mixes were not intended for a live album; instead, Paul McCartney was considering including live recordings in a compilation of non-album songs and outtakes.
The sessions were overseen by Ian Horne, a Wings roadie and sound engineer, ensuring the live recordings captured the energy of the original Newcastle performance.
Studio Location: EMI Studios, Abbey Road
3 Abbey Road
London NW8
United Kingdom
Location where Wings’ Newcastle concert mixes were finalized under the supervision of Ian Horne.
FAQs
Which concert was being mixed?
The Wings concert at City Hall, Newcastle upon Tyne held on 10 July 1973.
Who oversaw the mixing sessions?
The stereo mixes were supervised by Ian Horne, Wings’ roadie and sound engineer.
Were the mixes intended for a live album?
No — they were intended for potential inclusion in a compilation of non-album songs and outtakes.
Where did the mixing take place?
At EMI Studios, Abbey Road, London.
How many mixing sessions were held?
Three sessions were held, with 4 April 1974 marking the final stereo mixing session.
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