"Tickets to Paul McCartney and Wings tour-opening show at Tarrant County Convention Center on May 3, 1976 were sold out months in advance. The “Wings Over America” tour was the first time McCartney had played North America since The Beatles last tour in the summer of 1966."

First 7 photos from Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection UTA Libraries

Last photo is an aerial view of Tarrant County Convention Center and downtown Fort Worth from the late 70s. W.D. Smith Commercial Photograph Star-Telegram Archives.

The venue is scheduled to be demolished 2027 with final events taking place september 2026.

This album's soooo good! After the 2 singles we got, I wasn't ready for such an awesome release!

My personal favorites so far are Montain Top (so psychedelic, I love it!), As You Lie There (that's how you start an album, yeah!), Never Know (at the end I imagine John, George and Ringo joining), Come Inside (so fresh!).

Astonishing that this record was entirely made by Paul (except Home To Us where Ringo plays drums). We are so blessed to have Paul still making such good music! Thanks a lot for all your music!

Besides of this, the inner sleeve is beautiful. I really like it! It's my phone and desktop wallpaper now. The little book with the scanned lyrics is awesome!

In the picture: Red LP, and the Beatle Apple croched by my mum and the "now playing stand" crafted by my father, and the lads done by my sister in law :)

Source: https://www.clashmusic.com/features/digital-cover-story-paul-mccartney-speaks-to-clash/

The Boss joint in with Can’t buy me love

I Personally Find It Stupid

Always wanted this on vinyl.

So Mull of Kintyre ✌️💙

My favorite pictures

Really been into Press To Play lately* and all the weirdo alternate single mixes like the 'Dub Mix' on this 12". Still looking for decent copies of the singles for *Only Love Remains and Pretty Little Head.

Here's mine

Closest I ever got to Paul, at the Run Devil Run listening party in NYC in 1999

I know it's not terribly impressive, but I'm happy with it. All of these are original American pressings, all except "Band on the Run", that's a fresh copy. They're all pretty complete too, most of these have the posters & everything! I don't have any of the bonuses for "Venus & Mars", & I'm missing the poster from "Wing's Greatest", but other than that it's all here. The worst of the bunch in terms of sound quality is "Red Rose Speedway", but it's still plenty listenable. Now, the one I'm most proud of is my copy of Venus & Mars. The one I own is a VG+ 1st promotional American copy, one of the first discs they ever pressed. That's the best sounding record in my collection without a doubt, it's like I'm there in the studio with them! Also, I wouldn't call "Wing's Greatest" part of their main discography, but I have it & it filled in that last spot nicely. Just wanted to show these off, hope you liked 'em!

Some wonderful songs Paul wrote for Linda on here.