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Paul McCartney’s brother (who changed his name in a show of autonomy) won fame for his satirical recordings but went in a more straight-ahead musical direction on his 1972 LP "Woman." Here’s his 1974 LP, produced by Michael’s illustrious brother (Paul also played on this album and co-wrote most of the songs with Mike). You’ll also hear Linda McCartney, members of Wings and the Chieftains’ Paddy Moloney as you encounter Michael’s stellar cover of Roxy Music’s "Sea Breezes" plus "Leave It," "The Casket," "Rainbow Lady," "Simply Love You" and more. This charmingly eccentric pop outing has been remastered and comes to 180-gram gatefold vinyl as well as (for the first time in 20 years) CD. The CD release is an expanded edition: the album plus "Sweet Baby," "Dance the Do," "Do Nothing All Day," "Girls on the Avenue" and other outtakes, extras and bonus songs plus a DVD featuring interviews with Michael and the 1974 promo film for "Leave It" (a Top 40 UK hit)! Esoteric.