I lived in Kildrum, Cumbernauld just a few streets away & we were classmates at the High School & would walk to school together with James Sharp. Jimmy & I were a bit shy, not so James. Don't forget Thunderclap Newman & "Something in the Air" a classic one hit wonder. Pete Townshend produced them & Jimmy was lead guitar & played super-happy.
It don't matter if the list is by the Rolling Stone or some other aficionado expert fan rag, just the fact that Jimmy never cracks into their top 100 never mind 10 rock guitarist of all time speaks volumes. Because other than Hendrix there were only a handful of other guitarist that could send, Page, Beck, and Clapton secretly running back to their own guitars to practice (Thompson, Tolson, Kossof, come to mind) but even as a teenager Mcculloch commanded that kind of respect...
honestly for all the bands that he was in and even being with Steve Marriott and everything he should receive some posthumous awards he was that good. I mean starting at age 14? fabulous that's all I can say fabulous
He was playing guitar at 5-7yrs old. He was my classmate. One band was One in a Million formed by his brother. Done a Decca session 1968 & recorded a single which flopped. Met the Stones tho.
that is one hell of a stylistic, hard rock, pop record, junior's farm, the performances by Paul and all the musicians, with stellar work by Jimmy on guitar. I'm sure mr. paul realized he was lucky to have that guy in his band while he did.
Wings recorded "Juniors Farm" in Nashville TN in 1974 during their six week visit here. Check out the Facebook page Wings Over Lebanon TN 1974, for photo's and stories.
Jimmy didn't say anything bad about Linda. It was something along the lines of "Although Linda doesn't know much about music she's really a nice chick." He liked her as a person, just not as a musician which is understandable.
ALL these isolated tracks on youtube are taken from split audio parts that were supplied for GUITAR HERO and ROCK BAND games. They need to have certain parts distinct so you could drop them in/out depending on the game play. Also you hear electric piano and synthesizer after the solo - sometimes they shared a track on the tape between instruments to leave room for other parts.
@Sprongo Actually Linda was a known rock photographer who took many shots of the Beatles, Hendricks, Stones, who, Jim Morrison. She gave up her professional career when she married Paul.
even though Linda is not here anymore Linda will ️always in our hearts like Paul loves so much of his soulmate and their love of her life beautiful couples Ever since only Linda is very. Beautiful in the others girl of Paul
Well, according to Denny Laine, once she really learned the keyboards she was a 'lot better and professional than many so-called musicians I know'. I am sure Denny Laine is a lot more qualified than the 'experts' on here.
@ZenDriveSeven There's another video of this song on YT. Check out the live version from Australia & look around 4:00. You can see Denny Laine doing this part on the doubleneck...it looks like he's fingerpicking this part & Jimmy is doing the power chords. I didn't know about this part until I heard this isolated version.
A lot of the isolated tracks on YT come from conversions from the master tapes for Guitar Hero video game, all with the okay of the owners of the music. I don't know if this is the case here, but it sure sounds clean, and it's cool that we can still hear the rest of the music, albeit quieter, like a sheet of tracing paper.
So why isn’t the UL person not citing where they nick’d this recording? Is JF even on any of the Guitar Video games???? If so, I’d say that would be the source since I seriously doubt this Rocket was ever recorded in Mono
I agree. If Paul wanted to put his dog Martha in the band and have her play bongos, it was his business....same goes for him having Linda in the band playing keys and singing...
@kennyjb2362 You're probably correct on how JM's guitar was isolated. I wish that it could be possible to isolate each one of the band members to hear exactly what they are playing; a gestalt perspective of the musical arrangement. Singled out, it would be very hard to identify such a song as this just by listening to each instrument separately. Paul's singing ties everything together. I'm very impressed with how JM played w/out throwing everything out of balance. Good musicianship.
Jimmy taught me my first three chords on guitar. In 1966 .when in Cumbernauld . I never kept it up. My daughter Lisa T however is an up and coming country musician. Check out her first single on You Tube. "Lisa T 72 hours"
I play and teach Guitar myself. If I'm not mistaken I think it was An old Vox 2x "12 that he slaved a Marshall 4x"12 cabinet and a modified Orange. But Quote for sure on that. I know that was pretty much of what he used in Thunderclap newman when I saw them live. Seemed like he played marshall cabinets but we saw no amp heads with wings in 1977
What program was used to separate the audio & how was it done? I'm very impressed with this video & wish it could be done with several others. Thanks for posting.
i know that people get stems from record companies for certain projects they are working on. I'm a movie trailer editor and if i use one their tracks i can request stems from the record company. If they have them they usually give them to you. I'm sure others who get it post it.
@1FineYoungCannibal Where's the "debate"? It was his band, he could put anyone in it he wanted. I was commenting on people being surprised that others pointed out her lack of musical ability. Personally, I couldn't care less.
@unclejuniorsoprano My guess is that this track was recorded solo, taken off the original studio tape all by itself, not processed from the final mix as you seem to imply. This was done by someone who had access to the original multi-track tape from the studio - I don't know of any technology that can so completely isolate a track from a previously mixed recording. But if I'm wrong, please tell ME how they did it, because I have some real uses for that kind of technology!
guys take rough mixes home on cassette that the engineer knocks off at a moment's notice. Just for self-appraisal purposes, but then they get stuck in a suitcase and don't show up for 40 years.
123 4 ll AH YA shit i for got the words hmmm awsome ..talent mCcar lane and mCculloch he was with thunder clap newman before he joint up with wings i must say he had talent yet againg drugs killed him its a freaking shame still at tunder age 26 i was still young but i remembered that he pass'd away yet he sung medicine jar anti drugs song? ..
Jimmy McCulloch was an incredibly talented guitarist but how do I know this is him and not you? Where would you have gotten access to the original recording of the lead guitar track?
This debate about Linda Eastman is surreal. She's only know because of her marriage to Macca. No offence to her or Sir Mack, but she plays a bit part in The Beatles story and her membership of Wings is surely tongue-in-cheek. Perhaps a novelty, like the expressionless keyboard player in Sparks or Bez from the Happy Mondays.
she may have been a beginner, but the enthusiasm she gave to Paul at this time and the needed boost it gave him is immeasurable.........and, she got better and better........and now, i love to hear them singing together. wb
This is way cooler than listening to this song as it originally sounded... I'm a fan, but always though "let's go down to junior's farm" was kind of a dumb-sounding statement.
@QueenBeatlesWings Pointing out someone in a world famous band has absolutely no musical talent at all is hardly surprising, is it? It would be much more surprising if no one mentioned it. It's not an indictment of Linda personally, just a completely justifiable observation.
Smells, sounds and looks fishy to me. Love the idea of hearing the isolated instrument. If it is of JC, why do we hear Denny Laines solo? I am suspicious that it is an outake of guitar parts or some player played parts note for note and dubbed it into this vid.
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I lived in Kildrum, Cumbernauld just a few streets away & we were classmates at the High School & would walk to school together with James Sharp. Jimmy & I were a bit shy, not so James. Don't forget Thunderclap Newman & "Something in the Air" a classic one hit wonder. Pete Townshend produced them & Jimmy was lead guitar & played super-happy.
It don't matter if the list is by the Rolling Stone or some other aficionado expert fan rag, just the fact that Jimmy never cracks into their top 100 never mind 10 rock guitarist of all time speaks volumes. Because other than Hendrix there were only a handful of other guitarist that could send, Page, Beck, and Clapton secretly running back to their own guitars to practice (Thompson, Tolson, Kossof, come to mind) but even as a teenager Mcculloch commanded that kind of respect...
Got me wondering if Rory Gallagher even makes the list?
Wow. Now I can actually play this song properly. This is better than the lessons on here by a long shot! RIP Jimmy! What a tragedy.
honestly for all the bands that he was in and even being with Steve Marriott and everything he should receive some posthumous awards he was that good. I mean starting at age 14? fabulous that's all I can say fabulous
Jimmy was 11, when he was in The Jaygars with Jack.
He was in his first band at 11 and turned professional around 14.
He was playing guitar at 5-7yrs old. He was my classmate. One band was One in a Million formed by his brother. Done a Decca session 1968 & recorded a single which flopped. Met the Stones tho.
'Take Me down Jimmy"
Jimmy was a Great Guitarist !!
Jimmy McCulloch sounds nicely... What a guitar player... He is great.
What an incredible thing to hear
that is one hell of a stylistic, hard rock, pop record, junior's farm, the performances by Paul and all the musicians, with stellar work by Jimmy on guitar. I'm sure mr. paul realized he was lucky to have that guy in his band while he did.
Agreed, Poly! They were truly devoted to each other. Love the isolated guitar track. Thanks for posting.
Excellent! Jimmy was brilliant.
This would be fun with the bass too driving the song along.
Great job!
I love these isolated tracks.
Really sad. Jimmy was an awesome musician.
I used to play this in a band,awesome to hear it this way!
Some of the most memorable…favorite…moving guitar riffs of my life
Helluva guitar player. No wonder Wings was at the top of their game from 1974-76. My favorite instrument in rock music, the guitar.
What you are hearing is Jimmy's lead track together with Denny Laines rhythm part as the two could not be isolated apart. That is all.
Thank you so much!!!! I am eternally grateful
Wings recorded "Juniors Farm" in Nashville TN in 1974 during their six week visit here. Check out the Facebook page Wings Over Lebanon TN 1974, for photo's and stories.
Wake up every day and piss perfection. RIP Jimmy.
Jimmy didn't say anything bad about Linda. It was something along the lines of "Although Linda doesn't know much about music she's really a nice chick."
He liked her as a person, just not as a musician which is understandable.
JimmyMcCullochFan linda seemed to always have an affection for him. She would try to bring him into interviews and was very encouraging.
Understandable, given that he oozed music from every pore!
PAUL "hid" Linda in the mix where only he could have done so well. Never talk smack about the boss' family
Nice job of editing, very interesting to hear, thanks!
ALL these isolated tracks on youtube are taken from split audio parts that were supplied for GUITAR HERO and ROCK BAND games. They need to have certain parts distinct so you could drop them in/out depending on the game play. Also you hear electric piano and synthesizer after the solo - sometimes they shared a track on the tape between instruments to leave room for other parts.
Don't we have enough isolation these days? Love that tone!
@Sprongo Actually Linda was a known rock photographer who took many shots of the Beatles, Hendricks, Stones, who, Jim Morrison. She gave up her professional career when she married Paul.
You can hear the Gibson SG, very distinctive sound
Thanks for posting, yea this cat was ahead of his time.....sad ending.
even though Linda is not here anymore Linda will ️always in our hearts like Paul loves so much of his soulmate and their love of her life beautiful couples Ever since only Linda is very. Beautiful in the others girl of Paul
Take me down Jimmy!
Well, according to Denny Laine, once she really learned the keyboards she was a 'lot better and professional than many so-called musicians I know'. I am sure Denny Laine is a lot more qualified than the 'experts' on here.
Good guitar makes a good song
@anmana7 Yes, you're right. Jimmy died way too young, he didn't even make it to the 27 club. (He was only 26).
@ZenDriveSeven There's another video of this song on YT. Check out the live version from Australia & look around 4:00. You can see Denny Laine doing this part on the doubleneck...it looks like he's fingerpicking this part & Jimmy is doing the power chords.
I didn't know about this part until I heard this isolated version.
Great band. This one and the line up that followed with Joe,
How cool is the part at 3:42! Must learn that now!!
Linda is so vey beautiful. Match for Paul macartney love you Paul and Linda
i really liked her vocals+as a 9 year old boy was always glad o see her hahaa,thus is so cool., thanx jmf
and he wrote and sang 'Wino junko" on speed of sound
Don't know how you did it...software, or got your hands on the master...but however...THANKS!
A lot of the isolated tracks on YT come from conversions from the master tapes for Guitar Hero video game, all with the okay of the owners of the music. I don't know if this is the case here, but it sure sounds clean, and it's cool that we can still hear the rest of the music, albeit quieter, like a sheet of tracing paper.
So why isn’t the UL person not citing where they nick’d this recording? Is JF even on any of the Guitar Video games???? If so, I’d say that would be the source since I seriously doubt this Rocket was ever recorded in Mono
I agree. If Paul wanted to put his dog Martha in the band and have her play bongos, it was his business....same goes for him having Linda in the band playing keys and singing...
take it away Jimmy !
"Take me down Jimmy" actually. But yeah, a nice kickoff to a tasty solo.
esta versión de la canción es lo mejor . . . al maestro Jimmy McColluch, descanse por favor en la paz. muchas gracias y saludos desde Tokio.
Genius!
So good.
Very cool. I wish I had the chance to see him live. I know you didn't ask about the guitar, but I'm fairly sure he used a Strat in this take.
sg?
Gibson Firebird
3:41 ? I'll have to go back and listen to the whole track now :-)
it's the descending outro riff as on the single
Go Jimmy!!!
the Irony is that he wrote the song 'Medicine Jar'-
the guy was such a prodigy-he had his first success at 14-with Maggie Bell and stone the crows-
No he didn't. He joined STC, in 1972 when he was 19. He'd been in Thunderclap (No 1 hit) and played in John Mayall's band before then.
@kennyjb2362 You're probably correct on how JM's guitar was isolated. I wish that it could be possible to isolate each one of the band members to hear exactly what they are playing; a gestalt perspective of the musical arrangement. Singled out, it would be very hard to identify such a song as this just by listening to each instrument separately. Paul's singing ties everything together. I'm very impressed with how JM played w/out throwing everything out of balance. Good musicianship.
Thunderclap Newman actually.
Jimmy taught me my first three chords on guitar. In 1966 .when in Cumbernauld . I never kept it up. My daughter Lisa T however is an up and coming country musician. Check out her first single on You Tube. "Lisa T 72 hours"
You're a twat
Where you in the same High school class at Cumbernauld High school? If so I was too, 1966-69.
Love it!
I play and teach Guitar myself. If I'm not mistaken I think it was An old Vox 2x "12 that he slaved a Marshall 4x"12 cabinet and a modified Orange. But Quote for sure on that. I know that was pretty much of what he used in Thunderclap newman when I saw them live. Seemed like he played marshall cabinets but we saw no amp heads with wings in 1977
What program was used to separate the audio & how was it done? I'm very impressed with this video & wish it could be done with several others.
Thanks for posting.
i know that people get stems from record companies for certain projects they are working on. I'm a movie trailer editor and if i use one their tracks i can request stems from the record company. If they have them they usually give them to you. I'm sure others who get it post it.
our band does this song and I play lead--- a very nice and very cool video post
@1FineYoungCannibal Where's the "debate"? It was his band, he could put anyone in it he wanted. I was commenting on people being surprised that others pointed out her lack of musical ability. Personally, I couldn't care less.
oh Yeah!!
@unclejuniorsoprano My guess is that this track was recorded solo, taken off the original studio tape all by itself, not processed from the final mix as you seem to imply. This was done by someone who had access to the original multi-track tape from the studio - I don't know of any technology that can so completely isolate a track from a previously mixed recording. But if I'm wrong, please tell ME how they did it, because I have some real uses for that kind of technology!
guys take rough mixes home on cassette that the engineer knocks off at a moment's notice. Just for self-appraisal purposes, but then they get stuck in a suitcase and don't show up for 40 years.
Very clever thanks very much
good job done
Well, that impressed the crap outta' me.
@pretorious700 That debate has been done to death millions of times - decades ago, the fact is, Paul just wanted his wife involved in the group.
@ExileNJ n o idea but been happy person i think the only am on love is the best drug anyone can have ..
nice one paul
right-'Something in the Air'-right?so Maggie Bell was later?and i think Pete Townshend produced the Thunderclap Newman song-
How have you done this, it's fantastic.
Poor Jimmy McCulloch died too young.
Class. Has there ever been a more tasteful guitarist?
0:00-0:15 is Denny not Jimmy
so one cannot be sure which is jimmy; which is denny?
123 4 ll AH YA
shit i for got the words hmmm awsome ..talent mCcar lane and mCculloch he was with thunder clap newman before he joint up with wings i must say he had talent yet againg drugs killed him its a freaking shame still at tunder age 26 i was still young but i remembered that he pass'd away yet he sung medicine jar anti drugs song? ..
@QueenBeatlesWings She became great??
Jimmy McCulloch was an incredibly talented guitarist but how do I know this is him and not you? Where would you have gotten access to the original recording of the lead guitar track?
Richard M Rock band multi tracks
how in the hell did you do that?
strat solo?
Somebody answer that phone
@QueenBeatlesWings Anyone can learn a line in a song like in Jet. She was Paul's wife, not an amazing musician by any means.
Henry?
No. Henry played that memorable guitar line on "My Love". Jimmy was in Paul's mid-70s band, and was in Thunderclap Newman before that.
Thank you for the info. Much appreciated.
Uh... Are you calling Paul M a drug addict cuz he smoked weed... cuz pretty sure she smoked it too... and not sure you could call him a weed "addict."
This debate about Linda Eastman is surreal. She's only know because of her marriage to Macca. No offence to her or Sir Mack, but she plays a bit part in The Beatles story and her membership of Wings is surely tongue-in-cheek. Perhaps a novelty, like the expressionless keyboard player in Sparks or Bez from the Happy Mondays.
she may have been a beginner, but the enthusiasm she gave to Paul at this time and the needed boost it gave him is immeasurable.........and, she got better and better........and now, i love to hear them singing together. wb
I think it's just that refrain that's annoying... the rest of the songs pretty cool
as long as you didnt isolate lindas singing, Im happy.
This is way cooler than listening to this song as it originally sounded... I'm a fan, but always though "let's go down to junior's farm" was kind of a dumb-sounding statement.
professormacdeezy it’s not a statement it’s a destination ‘dummy’
@cealend And what drugs are you on?
my best friend Greg Foster landscaped in Tucson and Paul brought them a six pack of CocaCola to cool off
@QueenBeatlesWings Pointing out someone in a world famous band has absolutely no musical talent at all is hardly surprising, is it? It would be much more surprising if no one mentioned it. It's not an indictment of Linda personally, just a completely justifiable observation.
Smells, sounds and looks fishy to me. Love the idea of hearing the isolated instrument. If it is of JC, why do we hear Denny Laines solo? I am suspicious that it is an outake of guitar parts or some player played parts note for note and dubbed it into this vid.