Which Paul McCartney album features the song 'Silly Love Songs'?

Paul McCartney’s album featuring “Silly Love Songs” is Wings at the Speed of Sound.

The fifth studio album by Wings was released on 26 March 1976, during the band’s commercial peak. “Silly Love Songs,” written by Paul and Linda McCartney, was recorded at Abbey Road Studios and became one of the album’s defining tracks. Its disco and funk influences marked a polished change from the idea that McCartney’s post-Beatles music was simply a continuation of the Beatles’ sound.

The song was partly a response to critics who dismissed McCartney’s writing as sentimental or overly lightweight. Rather than reject the criticism, he turned the phrase “silly love songs” into the subject of an upbeat, highly successful song. It reached number one in the United States and became one of 1976’s biggest singles.

A frequent mix-up is choosing Venus and Mars, the preceding Wings album, because it was also a major success. “Silly Love Songs” belongs specifically to Wings at the Speed of Sound, which also includes “Let ’Em In” and “Beware My Love.”