McCartney lost his wife due to cancer in April 1998, they were one of the most loved couples in the rock industry where relationships often do not last.
To grieve for his beloved wife McCatney took a break from the eyes of people leaving fans and critics wondering what would be his next move.
Paul made a surprising comeback for his fans by not choosing a song to grieve but joyful music of his youth focusing on early rock&roll and R&B tunes.
For Run Devil Run, McCartney worked with an amazing band and Pink Floyd's David Gilmour, while he insisted on live takes without overdubs, creating a fresh, energetic sound.
McCartney recorded this album with mostly lesser-known rock covers, giving each song a raw, live energy, as he set off on a spontaneous musical journey.
Alongside those covers McCartney also released three originals with the title track, “Run Devil Run” standing out as a powerful, fast-paced rocker.
Even in times of grief, McCartney did not disappoint any of his fans and was highly appreciated for his passion by the critics.
Get to know more about the unforgettable album of Paul McCartney, Run Devil Run, and how he had his rocking comeback from a sorrowful tragedy.