Thrillington

ThrillingtonMore Info Released in 1977, The mysterious Thrillington was an instrumental cover version of Wings 1971 album RAM, recorded that same year at Abbey Road Studios, under the pseudonym of Percy Thrills Thrillington. Paul produced the album while Richard Hewson (who had previously worked on The Beatles Let It Be) arranged and conducted. Thrillington was shelved following the formation of Wings and finally appeared, after a teaser ad campaign in the press,

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