Oct 1, 2008 • 1 min read

Paul McCartney to revive Fireman project

Paul McCartney and Martin 'Youth' Glover will release a third Fireman album, 'Electric Arguments', on 17 November via MPL and One Little Indian.

Paul McCartney and Martin 'Youth' Glover are to revive their electronic The Fireman project, following a decade of silence. The Fireman first released an album, 'Strawberries Oceans Ships Forest' back in 1993, though McCartney's involvement in the project was initially a secret, albeit not a very well kept secret. A second album, 'Rushes', was released in 1998.

Now a third album is to be released. 'Electric Arguments' will be out via MPL, an imprint of McCartney's own publishing company, on 17 Nov, and will be distributed by One Little Indian. The new work is apparently the first to feature vocals, and also includes more traditional classic rock and acoustic type stuff.

Here's the tracklisting:

Nothing Too Much Just Out Of Sight

Two Magpies

Sing The Changes

Travelling Light

Highway

Light From Your Lighthouse

Sun Is Shining

Dance 'Til We're High

Lifelong Passion

Is This Love?

Lovers In A Dream

Universal Here, Everlasting Now

Don't Stop Running

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