So this is one of those McCartney songs that puts him in genus category. The music, The mixing and the whole production. Makes the 3 huge bombs he previously wrote disappear. All Of My Loving is one of his first genus songs. Its a perfect pop tune that is directed to every human on the planet and makes it a highly relatable storyline.
It was nice to notice that at first you thought the song had started with a female voice, when in reality it was just a very high-pitched vocalization by Paul 😀
Yes, Linda was into reggae, and she actually wrote the middle piece of Live and Let Die "What does it matter to ya When you've got a job to do You gotta do it well You gotta give the other fellow hell" Paul tells his daughter in an interview on here.
Paul has, for my taste, an over the top kind of way to express world moving topics. I always share the feelings but would prefer a bit more subtlety. Musicwise I always appreciate Paul's flexibility. The production, again, is professional in a positive way
Musically it’s a logical ending for the album, but then, as it often happens with McCartney, there's one more track he adds at the very end, and that’s "Motor Of Love"... which sounds out of the place. Almost like a bonus track. But then again, McCartney doesn't want to stop and adds... one MORE bonus track, "Ou est le Soleil?", which has now become the part of the album "Flowers In The Dirt" - a hugely eclectic collection of tracks, but still a very good album.
How many people... dislike this album..? One too many for me. How many people... dislike CPO and Cory going through McCartney's discography..? One too many for me. Thanks for giving us you views of all these Macca songs. Keep it going...
So this is one of those McCartney songs that puts him in genus category. The music, The mixing and the whole production. Makes the 3 huge bombs he previously wrote disappear. All Of My Loving is one of his first genus songs. Its a perfect pop tune that is directed to every human on the planet and makes it a highly relatable storyline.
It was nice to notice that at first you thought the song had started with a female voice, when in reality it was just a very high-pitched vocalization by Paul 😀
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE this song!!
It's without a doubt McCartney's VERY BEST REGGAE SONG!
Agreed on this being Paul’s best reggae song
I still think Love Is Strange and C Moon are better than this one
@@UettiThose are good, I like Love Is Strange more than C Moon, but How Many People is just EXCELLENT!
Yes, Linda was into reggae, and she actually wrote the middle piece of Live and Let Die "What does it matter to ya
When you've got a job to do
You gotta do it well
You gotta give the other fellow hell" Paul tells his daughter in an interview on here.
How many rock stars in the world do you guys know that can write so many different songs in different styles? Paul has always done it well!
This song was about Chico Mendes, assassinated Brazilian syndicalist and environmentalist.
Dedicated to him after he died but it was written before that.
@@debjorgo Absolutely right!
Paul has, for my taste, an over the top kind of way to express world moving topics. I always share the feelings but would prefer a bit more subtlety. Musicwise I always appreciate Paul's flexibility. The production, again, is professional in a positive way
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McCartney’s return to doing some reggae, really love this song so much!!!
Musically it’s a logical ending for the album, but then, as it often happens with McCartney, there's one more track he adds at the very end, and that’s "Motor Of Love"... which sounds out of the place. Almost like a bonus track. But then again, McCartney doesn't want to stop and adds... one MORE bonus track, "Ou est le Soleil?", which has now become the part of the album "Flowers In The Dirt" - a hugely eclectic collection of tracks, but still a very good album.
How many people... dislike this album..? One too many for me.
How many people... dislike CPO and Cory going through McCartney's discography..? One too many for me.
Thanks for giving us you views of all these Macca songs.
Keep it going...
😊 we appreciate you @aBeatleFan4ever
This is one of my favorites from the album.
O0-ay ler sollay ;-)
👍🏻 I think I got it. I'm sure native French speakers will 🤮 when they hear us say it though. haha
The best song of the album
Quite fun but not really a McCartney great.
This track has a generic Disney movie soundtrack vibe. It's not bad, but it doesn't stand out.