I remember this playing on the radio in the mid 1970's as my parents would drive us to the beach every Sunday afternoon. I can still hear the start of the song crackle to life, the smell of seasalt, the view of beautiful blue water and the pure enjoyment of just knowing I was going to be playing in the surf and sand...Man i wish that would come back!!!
My favourite cousin died a few years ago. I went to visit her when she was on her deathbed and she told me "Did you know that every time I hear Band on the Run, I think of you?" She remembered, as clearly as I did, our amazing summers together, having fun, no responsibilities, swimming, hiking in the woods (to go smoke secretly), riding our bikes... And now that she is gone, well, each time I hear it I think of her. I miss you Julie. Thank you Paul for somehow cristallizing a magical period of my life in a song.
And yes this guy and the other Beatles with all respect to other bands how touched the live of people all around the world . They really break all the walls between us. A Peruvian who lived in the USA for 20 years and now lives in Ukraine.
@@FutureAbe Ok “Band on the Run” is the name of the album, “Band on the Run” is also first track. That’s why the main comment says “This was the album he brought me” he got the Band on the Run release from his dad.
I started my over the road truck driving career as a professional truck driver in November 17th 1989. Out of all the songs that I listened to throughout my 32 years of driving coast to coast and Canadian provinces. This song has always been a constant on the radio as a companion to me either all day or all night. And when my driving days are finally over and I have left this world. This beautiful song will still be out there somewhere on a radio station out on the highway. 😌🚛🇺🇸
My mom said this was the first song she heard when she made it across the border to the United States. And that just melts my heart. God bless the USA.
Still on our playlist. I'm 50,my wife. Is 35 and shes into my music tastes. I still have the original LP of this from my parents. McCartney is a musical treasure.
@@aidanzap7241 more like three songs. 1: The soft intro until 1:18. 2: the heavy riff and the "If we ever get out of here" part until 2:05 3: And the more pop part with " band on the run" chorus.
The first, calmer part of the song leading into the second act is SOOO good. I wish the first two parts were it's own song and the third part of "Band on the run" was it's own self-titled song.
I remember them playing this song heavily in the summer of 1974, when I was 11 years old at the time. Brings back childhood memories and friendships from long ago. ❤
Stuck inside these four walls Sent inside forever Never seeing no one Nice again Like you, Mama You, Mama You If I ever get out of here Thought of giving it all away To a registered charity All I need is a pint a day If I ever get outta here (If we ever get outta here) Well, the rain exploded with a mighty crash As we fell into the sun And the first one said to the second one there "I hope you're having fun" Band on the run, band on the run And the jailer man and sailor Sam Were searching everyone For the band on the run, band on the run For the band on the run, band on the run Well, the undertaker drew a heavy sigh Seeing no one else had come And a bell was ringing in the village square For the rabbits on the run Band on the run, band on the run And the jailer man and sailor Sam Were searching everyone For the band on the run, band on the run Yeah, the band on the run The band on the run Band on the run Band on the run Well, the night was falling as the desert world Began to settle down In the town they're searching for us everywhere But we never will be found Band on the run, band on the run And the county judge who held a grudge Will search forever more For the band on the run, the band on the run Band on the run (Yeah) The band on the run (Yeah) Source: Musixmatch
This is one of the absolutely greatest songs of all time, it never gets old - timeless. I was only 5 years old when this album was released so I do not remember exactly when, but the first several times I heard this song was on AM radio. I didn't know who sang the song but I knew it was special. It did not sound like any other song, it was mesmerizing.
Reminds me of my younger commercial fishing days with my Father...We listened to the whole album with water proof outside speakers 🔊 Blast From The Past... Timeless Classic!!!
Paul McCartney remains one of, if not the single greatest singer/songwriter/musician/composer/producer/ performer of the 20th and 21st Centuries. If not of all time. And a heckuva' great person. I had the pleasure of meeting him a couple times over the years and you couldn't ask for a nicer, jovial, friendly, and more personable individual. Paul's artistic contributions has made this planet a far more beautiful place with him in it. Just glad to have known him in my lifetime. ❤ 😊 Luv ya' Paul!
Got the chance of watching this wonderful piece of art being performed live by Paul here in Brazil... What a great experience! Best thing I've ever saw!
One of my favorite songs from my childhood. I was 9 years old when this album came out. I was lucky enough to have an older sister who turned me on to the music that I listen and love now. Thanks Kathy.
I heard "Band on the Run" as an album cut on KAAY-Little Rock AM late night radio when "Jet" was still climbing the charts in late 1973, Between those two songs and "Helen Wheels" buying the 8-tracktape was a no-brainer. "No Words" became my favorite McCartney song on that album and still is my favorite McCartney solo song.
It's my first memory of hearing a song that had so many levels and layers. Paul really is a musical genius. I still listen to this song and it transports me to a hopeful dreamy place that feels optimistic and exciting.
I listened to this as a patient at Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington DC. The Vietnam War was fast becoming ancient history and when I was discharged I became, A Man on The Run.
I can still distinctly remember the very first tie I heard this song. It was a sunday morning and we had just moved into our new house. I was sleeping in my mother's bed and she was downstairs making coffee. I woke up to this song as it started and I just lay there listening. I can still smell the coffee.
This song is fast becoming one of my all time favourite...there's something great about the intro, something magical of 3 different pieces and in between...
In my home town in the 70's located in Maine I was a part odf the Northern Knights Drum & Buggle Corp. Often when we took trips to Canada we would play this song on the bus. The older musicians would bring their guitars and they would play Band On The Run while the rest of us on the bus would sing the lyrics. We had a great time playing this song on our trips to participate in parades..
I heard this song on the radio the other day and thought it was a remix of songs but nope it’s glorious, I knew there was something Beatles about it and there’s Paul haha
I think he got it just right. The first third of the song is subdued-almost melancholy and his soft, almost sparse bass line reflects that. The middle third is harder, a little more intense and his bass line takes a little harder edge. He lets the orchestra and guitar take the bridge into the last third unassisted and then he shifts into the more melodic bass line with the flow of the escape run. The song has three or four different tones and intensities and he supports each one ideally.
I have listen to this song for over 30 years and it is simply brilliant. The way they blend blows my mind...music like this is legendary and has such incredible staying power...also I am very proud to say that I share the same birthday as Sir Paul McCartney !
Summer of 1974, listening to this record in my cousin’s paneled bedroom in the basement, lying on the white shag carpet next to the incredible sound system. My whole life ahead of me. Bliss!
Of all of the great iconic evocative classic songs from the 70’s nothing hits me in the gut, makes me nostalgic and gives me that visceral memory sensation like this song. It holds a very special place in my heart. This song came out when I was 9. Sweet memories. Thank you Sir Paul & Wings.
This song came out when I was 12 yrs old, I'm 63 and still love it like the first time I heard it. I love❤ Paul McCartney and Wings! Love Linda McCartney ❤Rest in heavenly peace sweet lady.❤❤
Classic song remember this on radio back in Dublin in my friends house , blew me away ! Living in the States now . Fair play to McCartney he done some great tunes !
Wonderful song , makes me fly in the time 70s , in Miraflores , Lima - Peru 🇵🇪 .Now I am in San Francisco , California in my 60 years old and feeling so good listening this song . Thanks. Nov. 5 2021
I was 23yrs old when this Album came out…and my friends and i had the time of our lives.. listening to the music…and just generally Larking around. Wings…were fantastic! Linda McCartney will never be forgotten!! Such a wonderful down to earth woman.❤❤Kay,nz
When the thought popped into my head to check out Band on the Run on RUclips I never imagined I'd see my hometown of Perth show up. Talk about lump in the throat for all of us and how it was then - Paul & Linda, my teenage years, the music, the tour...every good thing.❤🌻🇦🇺🦘🐨
Absolutely love this song, everytime I hear this, it reminds me of me and my older brother back in the seventies! This video is pure joy 😊, Paul is such a fricking goof-off! 😊😊😊
It’s very nostalgic I remember when this was on radio in 74 I was just a kid 7 years old and my older brothers and sisters used to play the album but I didn’t like it back then, but I became a fan of wings way after the band had broken up. Buy far for me this is my favorite song from them.
In the early 70s my brother and I had 4 paper route delivering The Milwaukee Journal. On Sunday mornings we and a friend who would drive would stop at a restaurant to eat breakfast. A jupebox had this song on it and I would put in a dime to play it every time.
Wow I was 9 from the very first time I heard this I played it all the time and when it would come on the radio I would turn it up loud thinking I was cool lol miss the 70's so bad people seem nicer
this was probably my favorite song as a child. whenever it came on the radio I just loved it. but grew even more fond of it as I got older. played it a ton on guitar hero and now I play it pretty regularly in discord. just the absolute best, so layered and just oh so good
For me, This was Rowland Heights, CA in 1974 Shelyn School 4th grade after Mr. McLaren's class - my buddy Andy and I could not stop listening to this and Jet
We had the most amazing, beautiful and memorable moments ever that only us who had grown up during the sixties seventies, and the eighties . I always have Paul McCartney and all the essentials to listen to.
This is magic, just wow, just a sick mix of everything, major Ear Candy!! Those breaks with the double tom beat mixed in with some funky bass , not to mention just amazing vocals, awesome sauce!
One of my all time favourite songs, I'm 28 and grew up listening to the oldies, this one and 'Runner in the Night' by Manfred Mann are my absolute favorites
I remember this playing on the radio in the mid 1970's as my parents would drive us to the beach every Sunday afternoon. I can still hear the start of the song crackle to life, the smell of seasalt, the view of beautiful blue water and the pure enjoyment of just knowing I was going to be playing in the surf and sand...Man i wish that would come back!!!
Good times sorely missed
Sorry to hear about your passing, my condolences
@@nelsonbyron4673 who passed?
Wow great memories! Such a fine song! Every song on this LP was fantastic
Driving through the mountains of Tennessee on vacation for me.
My favourite cousin died a few years ago. I went to visit her when she was on her deathbed and she told me "Did you know that every time I hear Band on the Run, I think of you?" She remembered, as clearly as I did, our amazing summers together, having fun, no responsibilities, swimming, hiking in the woods (to go smoke secretly), riding our bikes... And now that she is gone, well, each time I hear it I think of her. I miss you Julie. Thank you Paul for somehow cristallizing a magical period of my life in a song.
RIP Julie❤️
RIP
And yes this guy and the other Beatles with all respect to other bands how touched the live of people all around the world . They really break all the walls between us. A Peruvian who lived in the USA for 20 years and now lives in Ukraine.
What a beautiful anecdote. Just beautiful.
Music is a wonderful thing for keeping amazing memories
The older I get the more I respect Paul and realize what a fantastic genius he is.
So true...great songs.🎶
Anyone that grew in that dank wonderful pit that was the cavern could and would make it.
More talented than Lennon IMO.
Its like 3 songs for the price of 1. Such an epic piece of music 🎶
exactly, each change up is so smooth and each part is just so great in their own rights
I want more of the second
@@xd0o14Listen to "Disassociative" by Marilyn Manson. The chorus is similar.
Bro! Get outta my head 😂
Exactly!
I asked my dad to bring me an album on his way back from Greece in 1973. This was the album he brought me.
wow
This is a song - not an album.
@@FutureAbe Put it together, kid.
@@MattStrike let’s stay factual, child.
@@FutureAbe Ok “Band on the Run” is the name of the album, “Band on the Run” is also first track. That’s why the main comment says “This was the album he brought me” he got the Band on the Run release from his dad.
When l hear this song takes me back to spring 1974 and this actually 50 years old wow how time flies.
Cool man what were you doing
One of the best songs of all time,this is genius from Paul,this is talent,being creative,incredible!
This is one of the top 5 songs of the last century by one of the top 5 musicians of the last century.
Emphatically agree
It sure is a catchy tune.
Agreed!
Adventurous song (& album)!
Macartney is the greatest popular song writer ever, EVER, and his songs never got negative, always uplifting
Well RUclips seems to have banned or hidden negatives as they don't want to hurt anyones feelings. But yeah great song from a legend
@@swany001 you might offend someone! What if I want to offend?
eleanor rigby?
John lennon
Uplifting like 'Yesterday'? Get a grip, mate.
I started my over the road truck driving career as a professional truck driver in November 17th 1989. Out of all the songs that I listened to throughout my 32 years of driving coast to coast and Canadian provinces. This song has always been a constant on the radio as a companion to me either all day or all night. And when my driving days are finally over and I have left this world. This beautiful song will still be out there somewhere on a radio station out on the highway. 😌🚛🇺🇸
Wings was a great band.Rest in peace Linda McCartney.
1:15 The most badass interlude of all time!
My favorite part of the song
It is. It’s so goddamn good.
Give it all away..
My mom said this was the first song she heard when she made it across the border to the United States. And that just melts my heart. God bless the USA.
Nice words
Mom on the run 🏃♂️
Your mom was Canadian
you're proud of someone 'making it across the border.?
@@60toodlesyes who cares we all share the earth
Still on our playlist. I'm 50,my wife. Is 35 and shes into my music tastes. I still have the original LP of this from my parents. McCartney is a musical treasure.
I wish the intro was a full song. I repeat it over and over.. gets me emotional for some reason..
But it’s great that it is basically two songs in one
@@aidanzap7241 more like three songs. 1: The soft intro until 1:18.
2: the heavy riff and the "If we ever get out of here" part until 2:05
3: And the more pop part with " band on the run" chorus.
It's an offering of hope.
The first, calmer part of the song leading into the second act is SOOO good. I wish the first two parts were it's own song and the third part of "Band on the run" was it's own self-titled song.
Always reminded me of my grandpa going out to fish in summer 1974, I miss you grandpa, thank you for being my friend, I love you!
This song gets better every second it progresses.
April 26 2021 still love this song.
June 10, 2021 still do
23rd of September and just heard this song.
Greetings from the future
I miss this kind of music making everyone happy.
I remember them playing this song heavily in the summer of 1974, when I was 11 years old at the time. Brings back childhood memories and friendships from long ago. ❤
Didn't it come out in ??
@@lenaaustin669273
I was 6 years old in 1973 when this song was released.
Stuck inside these four walls
Sent inside forever
Never seeing no one
Nice again
Like you, Mama
You, Mama
You
If I ever get out of here
Thought of giving it all away
To a registered charity
All I need is a pint a day
If I ever get outta here
(If we ever get outta here)
Well, the rain exploded with a mighty crash
As we fell into the sun
And the first one said to the second one there
"I hope you're having fun"
Band on the run, band on the run
And the jailer man and sailor Sam
Were searching everyone
For the band on the run, band on the run
For the band on the run, band on the run
Well, the undertaker drew a heavy sigh
Seeing no one else had come
And a bell was ringing in the village square
For the rabbits on the run
Band on the run, band on the run
And the jailer man and sailor Sam
Were searching everyone
For the band on the run, band on the run
Yeah, the band on the run
The band on the run
Band on the run
Band on the run
Well, the night was falling as the desert world
Began to settle down
In the town they're searching for us everywhere
But we never will be found
Band on the run, band on the run
And the county judge who held a grudge
Will search forever more
For the band on the run, the band on the run
Band on the run (Yeah)
The band on the run (Yeah)
Source: Musixmatch
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I always thought it was “Stuck inside these four walls/Sentence of forever[,]” but now I hear it ain’t
This is one of the absolutely greatest songs of all time, it never gets old - timeless. I was only 5 years old when this album was released so I do not remember exactly when, but the first several times I heard this song was on AM radio. I didn't know who sang the song but I knew it was special. It did not sound like any other song, it was mesmerizing.
Back seat, no seat belt, it just came on the radio. Amazing. Right there with ya
Wings
Know just how you feel...Think I was around the same age...Whenever I heard that guitar intro I'd just chill the fuck out....
Awesome times
I was 11 when Band On The Run was released
@@UBZUKki ha! I got goosebumps just reading your reply.
Reminds me of my younger commercial fishing days with my Father...We listened to the whole album with water proof outside speakers 🔊 Blast From The Past...
Timeless Classic!!!
Paul McCartney remains one of, if not the single greatest singer/songwriter/musician/composer/producer/ performer of the 20th and 21st Centuries. If not of all time. And a heckuva' great person. I had the pleasure of meeting him a couple times over the years and you couldn't ask for a nicer, jovial, friendly, and more personable individual. Paul's artistic contributions has made this planet a far more beautiful place with him in it. Just glad to have known him in my lifetime. ❤ 😊 Luv ya' Paul!
Sir. Paul.
Got the chance of watching this wonderful piece of art being performed live by Paul here in Brazil... What a great experience! Best thing I've ever saw!
One of my favorite songs from my childhood. I was 9 years old when this album came out. I was lucky enough to have an older sister who turned me on to the music that I listen and love now. Thanks Kathy.
I was 15 years old when I first heared this masterpiece .
Now am 62 yo , and still like listening to it
I heard "Band on the Run" as an album cut on KAAY-Little Rock AM late night radio when "Jet" was still climbing the charts in late 1973, Between those two songs and "Helen Wheels" buying the 8-tracktape was a no-brainer. "No Words" became my favorite McCartney song on that album and still is my favorite McCartney solo song.
It's my first memory of hearing a song that had so many levels and layers. Paul really is a musical genius. I still listen to this song and it transports me to a hopeful dreamy place that feels optimistic and exciting.
Your could hear this song coming out of all the transistor radios on the beach in Chatham, MA during the summer of 1974. Those were great days!
I love how many levels this song has.
You know this is a classic when it still pops up on the grocery store speakers now and then.
Paul experimented effectively through songwriting like no other! So much depth to his masterpieces.
Really enjoying listening to this again. Never got the album but might now. Better late than never.
I listened to this as a patient at Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington DC. The Vietnam War was fast becoming ancient history and when I was discharged I became, A Man on The Run.
I can still distinctly remember the very first tie I heard this song. It was a sunday morning and we had just moved into our new house. I was sleeping in my mother's bed and she was downstairs making coffee. I woke up to this song as it started and I just lay there listening. I can still smell the coffee.
RIP, Denny. You will always be much missed.
This song is fast becoming one of my all time favourite...there's something great about the intro, something magical of 3 different pieces and in between...
I’m so glad that Paul and the other Beatles took extensive videos of their musical lives.
Just fantastic,I am old enough to remember the Beatles first number 1 ,and this fantastic.Paul Macartney.
In my home town in the 70's located in Maine I was a part odf the Northern Knights Drum & Buggle Corp. Often when we took trips to Canada we would play this song on the bus. The older musicians would bring their guitars and they would play Band On The Run while the rest of us on the bus would sing the lyrics. We had a great time playing this song on our trips to participate in parades..
I heard this song on the radio the other day and thought it was a remix of songs but nope it’s glorious, I knew there was something Beatles about it and there’s Paul haha
I remember hearing this a lot as a kid but never paid attention to it but when i heard it again i appreciated it much more
The Bass on this is what gets me. Doesn't really kick in until half way through but carries the song beautiful
I think he got it just right. The first third of the song is subdued-almost melancholy and his soft, almost sparse bass line reflects that. The middle third is harder, a little more intense and his bass line takes a little harder edge. He lets the orchestra and guitar take the bridge into the last third unassisted and then he shifts into the more melodic bass line with the flow of the escape run. The song has three or four different tones and intensities and he supports each one ideally.
Best album by Paul. Hands down.
🦁Lo máximo de la Época de Oro.
I have listen to this song for over 30 years and it is simply brilliant. The way they blend blows my mind...music like this is legendary and has such incredible staying power...also I am very proud to say that I share the same birthday as Sir Paul McCartney !
Saw McCartney and the Wings in Vienna in the 70s; the European part of the tour was called "Wings over Europe"
STILL THEE GREATEST IN MUSIC HISTORY, SIR PAUL McCartney & WINGS🎸🥁🎹🎸🎤🔊🎶🎵🎼😎
Summer of 1974, listening to this record in my cousin’s paneled bedroom in the basement, lying on the white shag carpet next to the incredible sound system. My whole life ahead of me. Bliss!
Of all of the great iconic evocative classic songs from the 70’s nothing hits me in the gut, makes me nostalgic and gives me that visceral memory sensation like this song. It holds a very special place in my heart. This song came out when I was 9. Sweet memories. Thank you Sir Paul & Wings.
I too was 9.
This song came out when I was 12 yrs old, I'm 63 and still love it like the first time I heard it. I love❤ Paul McCartney and Wings! Love Linda McCartney ❤Rest in heavenly peace sweet lady.❤❤
Classic song remember this on radio back in Dublin in my friends house , blew me away ! Living in the States now . Fair play to McCartney he done some great tunes !
One of the best songs from the Wings.....!!!!! Paul forever........!!!!!! 😁
Wonderful song , makes me fly in the time 70s , in Miraflores , Lima - Peru 🇵🇪 .Now I am in San Francisco , California in my 60 years old and feeling so good listening this song . Thanks. Nov. 5 2021
This takes me back to my teens. Feels just like yesterday. ❤
I don't think this song got enough credit when it was released...I Love it 💞💕
I was 23yrs old when this Album came out…and my friends and i had the time of our lives.. listening to the music…and just generally Larking around. Wings…were fantastic! Linda McCartney will never be forgotten!! Such a wonderful down to earth woman.❤❤Kay,nz
*Hard to believe that just three musicians recorded this beautiful song in Lagos, Nigeria. The musicians were Paul, Denny Laine, and Linda McCartney.*
Imagine it was 3 kids from That 70's show in Robin's rec room?
Remember being a kid hearing this in guitar hero, brought tears to my eyes at 24.
Hands down, the greatest musician/artist of all time. A long gap to the next best
❤❤ CLASSIC!!❤❤.... Takes you back a few decades!!......it's just as good now as it was back then!!....
💖💖🧸🧸💖💖🧸🧸💖💖
True music never gets old it gets even better .
Wish those days were here again!!!
Linda, so lovely.😢
in Bizarro World
When the thought popped into my head to check out Band on the Run on RUclips I never imagined I'd see my hometown of Perth show up. Talk about lump in the throat for all of us and how it was then - Paul & Linda, my teenage years, the music, the tour...every good thing.❤🌻🇦🇺🦘🐨
Paul and Linda were so beautiful together as a family! Such a pretty band on the run!!🥰🫶
My DAD had this album! Reminds me of him! 😢 Brings back great memories!
Sweet-Awesome-Excellent-Song / Love This One!
Absolutely love this song, everytime I hear this, it reminds me of me and my older brother back in the seventies! This video is pure joy 😊, Paul is such a fricking goof-off! 😊😊😊
The "Wings Over America" tour was the best on of all time. Thanx Paul !
I’m on a bus in elementary school. This song comes on almost everyday on the radio. Magic
It’s very nostalgic I remember when this was on radio in 74 I was just a kid 7 years old and my older brothers and sisters used to play the album but I didn’t like it back then, but I became a fan of wings way after the band had broken up. Buy far for me this is my favorite song from them.
In the early 70s my brother and I had 4 paper route delivering The Milwaukee Journal. On Sunday mornings we and a friend who would drive would stop at a restaurant to eat breakfast. A jupebox had this song on it and I would put in a dime to play it every time.
GREATEST song of all time ,sung and performed to perfection......
Wow!Linda❤ I’m in awe 🫢 and you Paul! God Bless you 🎵🙏🏽
You smashed it!!
What a pretty breathtaking woman ,hello my darling ?
Wow I was 9 from the very first time I heard this I played it all the time and when it would come on the radio I would turn it up loud thinking I was cool lol miss the 70's so bad people seem nicer
this was probably my favorite song as a child. whenever it came on the radio I just loved it. but grew even more fond of it as I got older. played it a ton on guitar hero and now I play it pretty regularly in discord. just the absolute best, so layered and just oh so good
Hello Paul, this is Martin Reyes, I'm 13 years old but I admire him a lot for his voice and his great talent. Greetings from Guatemala 🇬🇹
For me, This was Rowland Heights, CA in 1974 Shelyn School 4th grade after Mr. McLaren's class - my buddy Andy and I could not stop listening to this and Jet
I remember being at the show in Edinburgh when the backdrop came to life it was fantastic as were Wings.
2:01 I still swear I hear all four Beatles - especially John - singing: "If we ever get out of here..." Could be! Makes sense!
This song IMO highlights who was the best songwriter in The Beatles,
This is Pure Class like so much of Macca’s songs from the 1970s/80s I think
Absolutely bloody marvellous
We had the most amazing, beautiful and memorable moments ever that only us who had grown up during the sixties seventies, and the eighties . I always have Paul McCartney and all the essentials to listen to.
Stuck in 2 weeks quarantine so this brilliant tune is quite apt for our situation right now & oh Yh Paul’s a genius period !!!
This is magic, just wow, just a sick mix of everything, major Ear Candy!! Those breaks with the double tom beat mixed in with some funky bass , not to mention just amazing vocals, awesome sauce!
Something about the intro just puts you in such ease of mind , and is so catchy it’s timeless!
One of the greatest albums ever created
Great song from one of the all time greats his music never gets old how much talent should one man have love that he was still playing bass
La plus belle période de maccartney : les albums solo après les Beatles et tous les albums avec the Wings !
Amazing song still to this day!!!! Yup!!!! From Buena Park CA USA
One of my all time favourite songs, I'm 28 and grew up listening to the oldies, this one and 'Runner in the Night' by Manfred Mann are my absolute favorites
Oh yes Runner is a absolute winner! Never got enough air play but it does now thanks to RUclips and my Bluetooth speaker....
@@laurallewien2165 ooh yeah don't worry, whenever they get played the volume goes up 😂
Perth Western Australia represented in this videoclip!!!!
At 3:04, you can see part of our Big Tire in the Detroit area 😁
Every time i see these two together you can actually see the ❤✨
I'm 52 and have loved this song all my life.
Eines seiner Meisterwerke. Bei meinem ersten Konzert in München war ich stolz, all meinen Nachbarn sagen zu können, wie der Titel heißt...❤🎵🎼🎶🎹🎸🎙🥁❤🙆❤
RIP Dennie Laine. Thank you for all your support besides Paul McCartney founding Wings group.
Three great songs in one, each section a belter in it's own right.
It's bohemian rhapsody before that was a song.
Who remembers the little cardboard box record players? Got one for Christmas in '74-ish with this on 45. Damn I love McCartney and Wings.
To Live and Let Die, or just Let It Be; That is is the question for the musical ages. Long live Sir Paul...
Number one song week of June 8, 1974-50 years ago.
Lembro desse LP, sou de Teresina-PI. 1974, tenho esse L P até hoje, meu pai chegava do serviço na hora so almoço, e coloca para tocar. Show de bola!
One of my favorite bands! 🎉❤❤❤
That's why there were "on the run"! Lovely couple band!