Drummer Paul is the star here. I love seeing him in other roles. He could be a one man band if he wanted to. It's 2022 and Flaming Pie is still my favorite solo album that he's done.
Great record, as was "Band On the Run" and my personal favorite, "Tug of War," which is nothing short of a masterpiece, due in part to the inclusion of George Martin as producer.
If Paul is on the stage, HE is the star, and the same could be said for George Harrison. Nowhere is this more apparent than the Bob Dylan 30th Tribute Concert where the hottest rock stars of the time sang a verse of "My Back Pages." Harrison was the standout, and the crowd applauded in thunder!
@@stevesteve2696 "Pipes of Peace" is a nice album. I always thought "So Bad" was such a heartfelt ballad... and this lavish harmonies that only Wings and bands like The Hudson Brothers could truly replicate. Do you remember their small hit song from 1973 called "So You are a Star?" I'll never forget how fast I grabbed my bicycle and drove to the department store to buy that one. I saw them on Mike Douglas, covering that grand song. I was floored. Mark Husdon wrote "Living ON the Age" with Steve Tyler and the two are very close. Go and listen here. What a song... Should have been #1 with a bullet! (But, not everyone appreciates power pop as some of us do. The song is song by Mark Hudson and the chorus and chord changes are solely. This was, I believe, a tribute to Wings, and Mark Hudson is a HUGE Beatles fan. Lovely voice on this guy... echoes of Badfinger and Macca. ruclips.net/video/h3HdI3IoflM/видео.html
@@stevesteve2696 By the way, if you're not yet a fan of Big Star... be one. All you need is listen to is "The Ballad of El Goodo" and you'll be forever hooked. Big Star is nearly as tragic a story as Badfinger's was. Very sad, for business and personal reasons. There was a TV documentary called "Nothing Can Hurt Me." This will give you the insight needed. You WILL love Big Star. The song here was written in response to the draft imposed in the seventies. Alex Chilton (formerly of The Box Tops) was one of the best songwriters ever ruclips.net/video/nMUlrRAXfqs/видео.html
Flaming Pie was a good album. It came off of the heels of the Beatles Reunion and Free As A Bird and Real Love. However I think Paul's 2013 New album was his best. He sings more about the early days of his musical career. He has a new wife and is enjoying being a grandfather and a rejuvenated career. :)
Thanks, had never seen this...as you would in 1997, no YT then ! Not the best song off of FP but I suppose they thought it was the most "Beatles" sounding one...
I have no other words to express that YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT! I'm a BIG fan of Paul, but let's face it. He's a total different one since Linda died. His songs lost brightness since then and you're very right on that. His songs turned to a different way, with much less quality of composition compared to his previous albums (From Flaming Pie to backwards). Decent is the right word. You totally own! I felt very identified with your comment and I also thought I was the only person able to see it.
@636117 what about some of the songs on memory almost full, driving rain and the fireman album???? i do love flaming pie but there have been some gems since then... or maybe it is the loss of linda that changed him?? calico skies is the best song on flaming pie anyhow xx just my opinion xx
I didnt want to believe it, but its true. After Flaming Pie, paul has never been able to make a "great" album. We know what he can do...and we know his music before linda's death. But he couldnt make thing like that again.
What a phantastic song from Paul!!!!! Amazing song, amazing person......Love him forever!!!!!
Paul is so amazing that he only needs himself to play a song
Drummer Paul is the star here. I love seeing him in other roles. He could be a one man band if he wanted to. It's 2022 and Flaming Pie is still my favorite solo album that he's done.
Great record, as was "Band On the Run" and my personal favorite, "Tug of War," which is nothing short of a masterpiece, due in part to the inclusion of George Martin as producer.
If Paul is on the stage, HE is the star, and the same could be said for George Harrison. Nowhere is this more apparent than the Bob Dylan 30th Tribute Concert where the hottest rock stars of the time sang a verse of "My Back Pages." Harrison was the standout, and the crowd applauded in thunder!
I agree with you. Flaming pie and pipes of peace for me
@@stevesteve2696 "Pipes of Peace" is a nice album. I always thought "So Bad" was such a heartfelt ballad... and this lavish harmonies that only Wings and bands like The Hudson Brothers could truly replicate. Do you remember their small hit song from 1973 called "So You are a Star?" I'll never forget how fast I grabbed my bicycle and drove to the department store to buy that one. I saw them on Mike Douglas, covering that grand song. I was floored. Mark Husdon wrote "Living ON the Age" with Steve Tyler and the two are very close. Go and listen here. What a song... Should have been #1 with a bullet! (But, not everyone appreciates power pop as some of us do.
The song is song by Mark Hudson and the chorus and chord changes are solely. This was, I believe, a tribute to Wings, and Mark Hudson is a HUGE Beatles fan. Lovely voice on this guy... echoes of Badfinger and Macca.
ruclips.net/video/h3HdI3IoflM/видео.html
@@stevesteve2696 By the way, if you're not yet a fan of Big Star... be one. All you need is listen to is "The Ballad of El Goodo" and you'll be forever hooked. Big Star is nearly as tragic a story as Badfinger's was. Very sad, for business and personal reasons. There was a TV documentary called "Nothing Can Hurt Me." This will give you the insight needed. You WILL love Big Star. The song here was written in response to the draft imposed in the seventies. Alex Chilton (formerly of The Box Tops) was one of the best songwriters ever
ruclips.net/video/nMUlrRAXfqs/видео.html
Sounds like a Beatles song! I wish George/Ringo/John were on this track! Great song.
Steve Miller's on lead guitar. I think he's sounding a little like George on the solo.
Dudes, I love this song!
I absolutely love this guitar solo.
Flaming Pie is my favourite album by Paul
Loved TFI Friday, back in the day when I had a tv license because TV was worth watching!
I bought the cd when it came out, i used to play this track over and over again. i like beautiful night too. Sir Paul, you are a genious, respect.
My favourite was Flaming Pie itself. Also bought it directly. I hated this one tbh ;)
@Keith Alfred Anthony Donovan Me, too!
@@suqmadic6672 is a nice song
Such a great 90’s Paul single. Can’t wait for the new Flaming Pie box set!
No doubt, FP is such a fantastic album. I can't count how many times I've listened to it.
one of the greatest love songs ever written
Great song sounds like a Beatles song and Elo together
+Joost de Waard
With a little hint of Roy Orbison.
Travelling Wilburys???
Simply the best: My dream is to get to say hi in person to Mr.McCartney... Hopefully : )
Flaming Pie was a good album. It came off of the heels of the Beatles Reunion and Free As A Bird and Real Love. However I think Paul's 2013 New album was his best. He sings more about the early days of his musical career. He has a new wife and is enjoying being a grandfather and a rejuvenated career. :)
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Always great!
verlo en vivo fue la mejor experiencia de mi vida!!
Yes reminds me of a young boy 😢
Steve Miller sang backup vocals on this and played all the lead guitars.
Paul is true musician
Thanks, had never seen this...as you would in 1997, no YT then ! Not the best song off of FP but I suppose they thought it was the most "Beatles" sounding one...
Excelente ❤ me encanto mucho I LOVE
Insuperável, valeu 👍 Paul McCartney!!!!
I'd love to hear Paul with Jeff in his studio once more.
Solo tu puoi scrivere canzoni così !!! Grazie Paul ❤️😘
His message is a good one..and when you do this, love could come looking for you..ahh
Love this song!
TFI was a great show. This then Top of the pops was a great Friday night
My phone ringtone. Puts me in a state to talk
Bonita canción de un eterno Young Boy 💕 Paul.
i love this song though it sounds dangerously close to alessi brothers' 1976 track songbird.
I remeber when this was 10 years old
Flaming Pie Is A Great Album
A bit Traveling Wilburys. I can hear Roy Orbison popping up on different lines. The Jeff Lynne Effect
It is difficult to choose the best song of Paul ''.If you can answer this you can have the moon''./Distractions /.
Don't need choose. All are the best!
Here, there and everywhere
Yesterday take it away wanderlust band on the run young boy no more lonely nights
Tiene verdaderas obras de arte, difícil decisión
From the Robin Williams film Father’s Day
I have no other words to express that YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT! I'm a BIG fan of Paul, but let's face it. He's a total different one since Linda died. His songs lost brightness since then and you're very right on that. His songs turned to a different way, with much less quality of composition compared to his previous albums (From Flaming Pie to backwards). Decent is the right word. You totally own! I felt very identified with your comment and I also thought I was the only person able to see it.
My new band is going to be like this one. lol (only me playing)
Lo amo ♥️
The Paultles!
excelente!
Sucesso
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calico skies is the best song...can you tell it's my favorite? heh
@636117 what about some of the songs on memory almost full, driving rain and the fireman album???? i do love flaming pie but there have been some gems since then... or maybe it is the loss of linda that changed him?? calico skies is the best song on flaming pie anyhow xx just my opinion xx
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wasn't this a Roy Orbison/Traveling Willberries tune?
No, es otra canción.
oh, don't say that, person. it's difficult to make comparisons about it. I like it, though independence means a lot "rs"
I Like "Chaos And Creation (2005) more than those two
Guilherme Peternelli me too, but I think FP, Driving Rain and Chaos are the best run of 3 great Macca albums since Wings days
Tug of war is better
James Paul McCartney died in car crash on September 11 1966 and was replaced by William (Billy). This is the truth no matter what!
Its good... but cmon! good as Flaming pie? good as Red Rose Speedway?
Wtf is happening?
Very nice. The last decent song he ever did, from the last decent album he ever had.
Fué mucho mas decente que otros.
I agree, it has the magic this song. I do kind of like House of Wax too.
A bit sterile and indulgent to play as a one man band. It worked better on McCartney and McCartney II. A great album but this song is a throw away.
Have to disagree with you. He enjoys doing it and others enjoy the song. THAT is not a throw away song in my humble opinion.
I didnt want to believe it, but its true. After Flaming Pie, paul has never been able to make a "great" album. We know what he can do...and we know his music before linda's death. But he couldnt make thing like that again.