Wings' rushed, ramshackle debut, cut fast and long underrated. Paul McCartney's loose, scrappy first swing with the new band.

Wings' uneven but charming 1973 LP, carried by the chart-topping ballad My Love. The calm right before Band on the Run.

Wings' masterpiece and Paul McCartney's post-Beatles high point. Band on the Run, Jet, and the record that silenced every doubter.

Wings riding high after Band on the Run, slick and cosmic, led by Listen to What the Man Said. The band at full commercial power.

Wings become a real band, spreading the vocals around, on a hit-packed 1976 set. Silly Love Songs, Let 'Em In, and easy charm.

Wings' triumphant live triple album from the 1976 tour. Paul McCartney reclaiming the stage, a few Beatles classics included.

Wings' soft, breezy late-70s LP, carried by the gorgeous With a Little Luck. A mellow, underrated record as the band began winding down.

Wings' final album, a scrappier, new-wave-tinged last stand. Messy and energetic, the end of the road for the band.