Session at The Mill:
| Hiroshima Sky Is Always Blue |
-this Yoko original was recorded with all the McCartney's and Yoko and Sean.
Session at Steve Miller's home studio in Sun Valley, Idaho:
| Young Boy |
-recording started on this day and was finished up in the following months.
Performance recorded at St. James Palace in London:
| A Leaf |
| Mistress and Maid |
-Mistress and Maid was an acoustic version performed alongside Elvis Costello.
Sessions for Flaming Pie at The Mill:
| If You Wanna |
| Used To Be Bad |
| Broomstick |
| (Sweet Home) Country Girl |
| Soul Boy |
| unknown song |
| Stella May Day |
| Whole Life |
| Cello In The Ruins |
-the first six songs were recorded with Steve Miller. Stella May Day was a little something Paul worked up for his daughters fashion show and to be played over the speakers. Whole Life was written and recorded with Dave Stewart. Paul would later re-record it in 2003.
| The Song We Were Singing |
| Little Willow |
| The World Tonight |
| Somedays |
-these were the first sessions with Jeff Lynne producing. These sessions were put on hold due to Linda's health but were continued in the following months.
Recorded sometime this year at The Mill were:
| Let Me Love You Always |
| Hey Now (what are you looking at me for?) |
-a line from Let Me Love You Always was incorporated into the Rushes track Palo Verde. And Hey Now (what are you looking at me for?) was used in Bison, Auraveda and 7am but more clearly in the Twin Freaks remix of Temporary Secretary with the line 'say goodbye' repeated over and over.
During the broadcast of Oobu Joobu, Paul played a few tracks that remain unknown. They were:
| a 50's style instrumental -opened the show, which some have specualted to be a new recording of the 1977 Rude track Twelve of The Clock. |
| instrumental with electric fiddle -the fiddle is the solo lifted from Once Upon A Long Ago and keys have an 80's sound as well. Might be from '87. |