Is Paul McCartney's "Memory Almost Full" an iTunes Plus album?

I pre-ordered Paul McCartney's "Memory Almost Full (Deluxe Version)" album. I don't see anything that states that it is iTunes Plus, and the single track that was downloaded is 128kb with DRM.
All of Paul's other albums are 'iTunes Plus' so I assumed that this one would be too. Does anyone know if it is?

It's DRM-Free (and cheaper--way cheaper) on eMusic.
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