@@kimc.4506 Release date was Dec. 5, 1973. I've been around for as long as you and...yeah the dates do get confusing. It only hurts when you here a song and think "Great song. That was...1978...'79?" And the man comes on the radio "From 1971, that was..."
The guy has been raised with wolves in a cave, probably...I cannot bring myself to accepting his level of utter ignorance in anything musical. I´m devastated.
Being endlessly and undeservedly criticized and mocked by the music press probably made him feel self-conscious about "defending it." Paul writes great and timeless music, and he always did.
You commented on the amazing drums and guitars...well guess who played them? Paul McCartney himself! Paul McCartney - vocals, guitar, bass guitar, drums, producer Linda McCartney - backing vocals, keyboards Denny Laine - backing vocals, guitar Tony Visconti - orchestrations
After Beatles in 1973. Paul is actually on Drums, bass and guitars along with Denny Laine. Yes. Paul is a beast!!!!!. Checkout Uncle Albert , Back Seat of My Car. Those are very Beatlely!
I remember picking up Ram when it was first released in 1971 and loving it. It's still hard to believe that Paul has never, ever played "Uncle Albert, Admiral Halsey" live in concert. It's a crowd favorite when any bar band does it and he could have turned the "hands across the water" in a huge crowd sing-along.
Reminds me of a story I heard a while ago. John Lennon was being interviewed and the interviewer asked him, "Is Ringo the best drummer in the world"? John replied, "Ringo is not even the best drummer in The Beatles."
@@robinhjohanson That story has been repeated many times. Mark Lewisohn is referred to as the Beatles expert due to all his indepth research. He has listened to hundreds and hundreds of hours of Beatles' taped interviews, meetings, studio time, etc while the band was together and after the band broke up. He has done exhaustive research to write several books on the Beatles. Anyway, Mr. Lewisohn said he has never heard John ever say anything like that. I'm obviously not an expert just a Beatle Fanatic but I believe Mr. Lewisohn when he says it was never said from everything he has researched. Hope this helps to clear that up. Peace everyone.
The title refers to how Paul M. & co. were arrested in Japan for possession of marijuana during a concert tour there. The very strict Japanese were NOT amused 😉
@@rdsieben That guy is Michael Parkinson. Now Sir Michael Parkinson, the most famous British chat show host of the 1970s, and probably ever. There are 6 famous people on the cover alongside the 3 band members. They were all very well known at the time - certainly in Britain anyway!
“Let me roll it”. off this very album is thumping. And that moment of Paul’s voice you liked is especially pronounced in the song. “Monk berry moon delight “ by Paul and his Wings.
After The Beatles...some of his best post Beatles work here. Reminiscent of his Abbey Road side two work. Ram is another album worth exploring with songs like Back Seat of My Car and Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey. Oh, and the drummer, bass player and a lot of the guitar on this track was Paul. Wings had broken up so it was Paul, Denny Laine, and Linda, with Paul doing the lion's share of the work. His lead guitar player and drummer didn't want to go to Africa where the album was recorded so it's almost a Paul solo record. He put together a new Wings for Venus & Mars, his next album.
"Band on the Run" is an awesome song, one of my all time favorites. Paul McCartney's biggest number one hit with Wings was "Silly Love Songs" in 1976. For something different from Paul McCartney & Wings, check out their first number one hit, "Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey," off their 1971 album Ram.
His biggest selling hit with Wings was "Mull of Kintyre in 1977 which became the first single ever to pass 2M sales in the UK alone(Surpassing every Beatles single ever released)and remained at No 1 for 9 weeks. I think it remains the biggest selling single ever in the UK(Apart from charity records) to this day.
Paul McCartney actually recorded this in Nigeria with just his wife and his one band partner, Denny Laine. Paul played drums, bass, guitar, keyboards, etc... This is after the Beatles.
And they were surrounded by an angry mob of locals who thought they were there to steal their music. What saved them was Linda screaming this is Beatle Paul, Beatle Paul. They knew who that was and were spared whatever was going to happen if it HADN'T been Beatle Paul.
Linda Eastman was no relation to the Eastman’s of the Eastman-Kodak company. Linda’s father was an attorney of Jewish/Russian descent, Epstein or Epstein I don’t remember which one, but he changed his name to Lee Eastman.
Wow this song reminds me of when I was a little kid swimming in the pool summertime in the 1970s. So many great memories back then I miss it so much especially now🤔
This was after the Beatles.... these guys put out some killer classics also. Live and Let Die. My favorite is Mull of Kintyre which they perfectly incorporated bagpipes. With A Little Luck is another of my favs. Thanks. This song is a classic. Big rabbit hole here.
By far my favorite wings song ! I was like 9 when it came out and that summer I remember running and playing tag in the neighborhood with all the other kids and this song playing on speakers in windowsills. Love your reactions, always a pleasure...♡
Band on the Run is like three totally different songs put together. Each one can stand on its own. The fact they sound so seamless attests to the genius of Sir Paul.
That entire album is perfection. If you want to be surprised again check out "Monkberry Moon Delight" off his Ram album. It was a solo album before Wings. His second record after leaving the Beatles.
goood reaction !!!! beautiful classic !!!! maybe No more lonely nights , Live and let die , Goodnight tonight and Maybe i´m amazed (live with wings ) and so many more , because Paul is AMAZING !!!!
This song would come on the 94.7 radio station here in Indianapolis while I was incacerated in Marion County Jail 2 and it helped me make it through almost a year and a half of being in jail through the COVID pandemic.
Love the Beatles... and the guys as solo artists and with others. My all time favorite Paul song is "Mull of Kintyre"... very rarely heard and very underrated.
Another great reaction from you. I can see you feel the music . Wings have so many great tune I only joined your chanel 24 hours ago it's greath. Keep it up
Good choice! "Maybe I'm Amazed" is one of Paul's best, from his first solo album after the Beatles - he played all the instruments on that one as well, no small feat. And, the "Ram" album is often overlooked, every song is great.
When I was a little kid, I heard the Band on the Run album for the fist time at a record store in Sears. I was floored. I thought wow! This is the greatest music I have ever heard! Let me roll it, Jet, the Ho hey ho song, Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five really stood out and I always returned to that record store just to hear the album.
If you want to hear some great music from Paul listen to nineteen hundred and eighty five; backseat of my car; let me roll it; call me back again....and so much more....and the Beatles came first...then Wings..
When I was a toddler my Dad would play this song for me, and I would sing along, expect I sang "stand on the rug," instead of "band on the run". So, in my family this song will always be called "Stand on the Rug." Almost three years ago my father and I went to see Paul McCartney play at Austin City Limits. It was the first time seeing him live for both of us, and my Dad is such a huge fan of Paul and The Beatles. When Paul played "Band on the Run" aka Stand on the Rug, my Daddy just put his arms around me and held me tight. I can't explain it, but it was such an emotional moment with my Daddy.
I was smitten with him and the Beatles 57 years ago. They will always be #1 for me. I was too old to go see ELO last time around, but I saw the Beatles twice in '64 and '65.
@@bassioelmucho Paul did a great job working out all the details and when he arrived in the US they were ready. I really this was another peak in Paul's career. His music was spot on and his voice and his voice was incredible. His bass was rocking and had an a R&B vibe. His performance of Silly Love Songs was fantastic. True artist who could play and sing. He made a great band with them.
@@cmeflywva totally agree! that bouncy bassline in Silly Love Songs! I met Denny Laine at a small club in Ohio, where i live , a few years back. He couldn't have been more down to earth! Happy Holidays!
I remember the first time I ever heard this song. I was maybe 4 years old (1975 or 1976). My older sister and her friends were listening to the radio, and I was trying to hang with the cool kids. It takes me back...
React to Say, Say, Say , Paul did this one with Michael Jackson. React to Silly Love Songs, Uncle Albert,Maybe I’m Amazed, Listen To What The Man Said,With A Little Luck,BluebirdVenus and Mars/ Rock ShowLive And Let Die
Tiny purple fishes Runlaughingthruyourfingers - Paul was making a statement with Silly Love Songs; actually a couple of statements. First, it was an answer to John Lennon criticizing Paul for writing “granny music” and silly love songs. It was also Paul saying, “I can make a mindless disco song that everyone will want to dance to”. And then he did and it spent six weeks lodged at No. 1. I doubt he even broke a sweat.
Glad you found Paul McCartney...one of thr greatest songwriters and musicians to ever grace this planet...he did a great album called Run Devil Run a few years back that were all songs from the 1950s that influenced him before the Beatles...definitely listen to the title track. Love your reactions...keep checking out cool tunes!
It is after the Beatles. Paul made a few albums & 45's after the Beatles with just them playing all instruments themselves & doing all the singing. He then formed his band Wings then Paul McCartney & Wings. Now since his wife Linda had passed, he is pretty much without a steady band. He does invite people to record with him & play live concerts. I was Lucky enough to see his concert; 4th row right in front of Paul; in Linda's last concert. It was MORE THAN AMAZING!!!!! THANK YOU for giving an honest review!!!
I helped fixing my car this weekend. We listened to his old casettes with these incredible Swedish night-radio shows recorded from the early 80's which played hits from "the last decade", the 70's that is, and it's just hours and hours and hours of recordings, with songs like this... The 60's were great, but man the 70's... Rock, Soul, Disco, Funk and Pop all really peaked at the same time there! It's AMAZING to see you react too all these songs for the first time. God bless for taking your time to learn about music history with such an open heart! Thanks man.
Paul McCartney was the drummer, bass player and one of the two guitar who played on this album. His wife, Linda, played keyboards and sang back-up vocals and Denny Laine, the other guitar player, also sang backing vocals. When this song and album was recorded, these three were the only members of Wings.
"Shout out to this drummer...the guitarist....the bass."
All Paul McCartney.
"This is so catchy..." is something you could say about everything Paul wrote for like 25 or 30 years.
Some of his current stuff is really catchy, as are some of the first songs he wrote starting in 1957, so we’re at 63 years and counting!
🤷🏾♀️ #Facts
50 60 years lol
What about the frog song
50 years
Actually, This was a band he was in after the Beatles. And 'Wings' have many hits. try 'Live and Let Die', A song they did for a James Bond Movie.
Was my favorite song back in 1972 when I was in first grade. Our teacher played it everyday when we finished our school work. lol
@@kimc.4506 Release date was Dec. 5, 1973. I've been around for as long as you and...yeah the dates do get confusing. It only hurts when you here a song and think "Great song. That was...1978...'79?" And the man comes on the radio "From 1971, that was..."
Definitely Live and Let Die!
Blaffo slord glaffs.
The guy has been raised with wolves in a cave, probably...I cannot bring myself to accepting his level of utter ignorance in anything musical.
I´m devastated.
"Shout out to the drummer..." - that was Paul, as was lead guitar, and of course, bass. And he was the producer too! (is there anything he can't do?)
Denny Laine Rhythm guitar
Linda McCartney Keyboards & synthesizer
Yeah, it's a smooth song indeed. It doesn't seem that Paul ever gave himself enough credit for the great music that Wings made.
Being endlessly and undeservedly criticized and mocked by the music press probably made him feel self-conscious about "defending it." Paul writes great and timeless music, and he always did.
Uncle Albert and Admiral Halsey - awesome fun song.
Butter pie?
The butter wouldn't melt so they put it on a pie.
Yes!!! I hope Jayvee will react to “Uncle Albert...”
Love Uncle Albert!
@@meladonna "al-right...al-right..."
You commented on the amazing drums and guitars...well guess who played them? Paul McCartney himself!
Paul McCartney - vocals, guitar, bass guitar, drums, producer
Linda McCartney - backing vocals, keyboards
Denny Laine - backing vocals, guitar
Tony Visconti - orchestrations
After Beatles in 1973. Paul is actually on Drums, bass and guitars along with Denny Laine. Yes. Paul is a beast!!!!!. Checkout Uncle Albert , Back Seat of My Car. Those are very Beatlely!
RAM is a Masterpiece! "Too Many People"
I remember picking up Ram when it was first released in 1971 and loving it. It's still hard to believe that Paul has never, ever played "Uncle Albert, Admiral Halsey" live in concert. It's a crowd favorite when any bar band does it and he could have turned the "hands across the water" in a huge crowd sing-along.
Reminds me of a story I heard a while ago. John Lennon was being interviewed and the interviewer asked him, "Is Ringo the best drummer in the world"? John replied, "Ringo is not even the best drummer in The Beatles."
On his album "McCartney" Paul wrote, arranged, sang and played every instrument on every song!
@@robinhjohanson That story has been repeated many times. Mark Lewisohn is referred to as the Beatles expert due to all his indepth research. He has listened to hundreds and hundreds of hours of Beatles' taped interviews, meetings, studio time, etc while the band was together and after the band broke up. He has done exhaustive research to write several books on the Beatles. Anyway, Mr. Lewisohn said he has never heard John ever say anything like that. I'm obviously not an expert just a Beatle Fanatic but I believe Mr. Lewisohn when he says it was never said from everything he has researched. Hope this helps to clear that up. Peace everyone.
Paul got back up on his feet after the Beetles broke up
beatles
beatles
She gets a pass. It's Beetles.
Thank God Linda got him back on his feet
His BARE feet
"Live and Let Die" - Paul McCartney & Wings most famous song. Always loved this one too. "Jet" most definitely, "Maybe I'm Amazed"...
Silly Love Songs
Jet is always a forgotten hit... Love it though.
Olh yeah.. Jet, I forgot. Thks. Kickass. Good memories
Jet and silly love songs
Let me Roll it!
Listen to What the Man Says. Hell on Wheels.
Charles Bishop. FYI, it’s ‘Helen Wheels.’ It was the name of his Land Rover. A play on the phrase ‘he’ll on wheels.’
Helen Wheels actually
"Picasso's Last Words", "Mamunia", "1985"
The title refers to how Paul M. & co. were arrested in Japan for possession of marijuana during a concert tour there. The very strict Japanese were NOT amused 😉
@@Bjowolf2 Band on the Run came out 7 years before he was arrested in Japan
Jet, Silly Love Songs and Coming Up
The lines “Stuck inside these four walls” and “If I ever get out of here” sum up lockdown perfectly 😆 Now react to Live and Let Die!
It's really about Wings being jailed in Japan for possession of marijuana during a concert tour there in the 70s 😳
The Band on the Run part is when the virus is gone and we all lived happily outside
@@Bjowolf2 You mean they didnt write it about covid 19? Im shocked, shocked I say!
@@woahblackbettybamalam 😂😂😂
This was McCartney’s best post Beatles album by far. Fabulous song.
Agree completely, except that "Tug Of War" was a lightyears better!
RAM is better in my opinion
Chaos Creation in The Backyard is easily his best.
@@boguslawpiskorz2208 not quite but close.
@@Jackson-jd1um very great
WELL WELL WELL THE GUY who wrote half the songs for the greatest band ever can write a catchy tune....YA THINK?!!
Probably took him 45 minutes!
LMFAO!!
WELL, WELL, WELL is from "Long Haired Lady" another masterpiece off the RAM Album
Thanks that me giggle!
Paul also played all of the drums on this album.
On His Album "McCartney", he played EVERY instrument on every song!
For a while I thought they had a different drummer. I thought it was one of those guys on the album sleeve. Possibly the guy with the gun gesture.
@@jimfrederick3907 also McCartney II
@@rdsieben That guy is Michael Parkinson. Now Sir Michael Parkinson, the most famous British chat show host of the 1970s, and probably ever. There are 6 famous people on the cover alongside the 3 band members. They were all very well known at the time - certainly in Britain anyway!
Jet is another great Wings tune.
Wrote the words, the music and then played and sang. An amazing artist.
Don't forget he was also the producer too
@David ? sorry but that’s a misconception. A lot of singers can actually play instruments. Lady gaga could play the piano from a very young age
They did the James Bond theme song for Live and Let Die.
“Let me roll it”. off this very album is thumping. And that moment of Paul’s voice you liked is especially pronounced in the song. “Monk berry moon delight “ by Paul and his Wings.
Tiny purple fishes Runlaughingthruyourfingers I love that one. Probably my favorite from Wings.
@@sarahzentexas umm, that's Cream
Richard Forman learn to read I’m tiny purple, not talking about Cream brave tales at all. Pay attention learn what a moniker is.
First album I ever bought. Great song and wonderful album.
Tiny purple fishes Runlaughingthruyourfingers - Take a chill pill, dude. It was an honest mistake.
Paul McCartney and Wings was actually after the Beatles.
such a great song... Its Paul on the bass AND the drums... and a rhythm guitar... plus vocals..
Wings is the band Paul went to (He started it of course, it's his band) after the Beatles broke up.
Yes, this song is like McCartney's Bohemian Rhapsody version
After The Beatles...some of his best post Beatles work here. Reminiscent of his Abbey Road side two work. Ram is another album worth exploring with songs like Back Seat of My Car and Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey. Oh, and the drummer, bass player and a lot of the guitar on this track was Paul. Wings had broken up so it was Paul, Denny Laine, and Linda, with Paul doing the lion's share of the work. His lead guitar player and drummer didn't want to go to Africa where the album was recorded so it's almost a Paul solo record. He put together a new Wings for Venus & Mars, his next album.
"Band on the Run" is an awesome song, one of my all time favorites. Paul McCartney's biggest number one hit with Wings was "Silly Love Songs" in 1976. For something different from Paul McCartney & Wings, check out their first number one hit, "Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey," off their 1971 album Ram.
His biggest selling hit with Wings was "Mull of Kintyre in 1977 which became the first single ever to pass 2M sales in the UK alone(Surpassing every Beatles single ever released)and remained at No 1 for 9 weeks. I think it remains the biggest selling single ever in the UK(Apart from charity records) to this day.
Live And Let Die. Maybe I'm Amazed. classic Paul songs!
You would've fit perfectly in the 70s.
Sorry you missed it.
Keep on this lifelong sojourn in music.
So much more to learn.
Enjoy
Paul McCartney actually recorded this in Nigeria with just his wife and his one band partner, Denny Laine. Paul played drums, bass, guitar, keyboards, etc... This is after the Beatles.
And they were surrounded by an angry mob of locals who thought they were there to steal their music. What saved them was Linda screaming this is Beatle Paul, Beatle Paul. They knew who that was and were spared whatever was going to happen if it HADN'T been Beatle Paul.
Well lets see. Paul plays bass, drums, guitars on this song and most of his solo work.
This band was after the Beetles and active from 1971-1981
Beatles
@@TANTRUMGASM Cricket
@@bryanmurphy2291 great job ! no need to correct your spelling . Cheers !
@@bryanmurphy2291 WOOOOOOOSH LOLOLOLZ
@@jokes881 this isn’t a woosh tf are you smoking
3:51 One of the greatest melodies ever written. So incredibly beautiful. Paul McCartney is an absolute genius.
Some other great Wings songs are Helen Wheels, Jet, My Love, Live And Let Die and Nineteen Hundred And Eighty Five.
Paul’s first wife Linda was also a member of the band and was also a very accomplished photographer and took many great photo’s of other musicians.
Linda Eastman of Eastman Kodak corporation.
Linda Eastman was no relation to the Eastman’s of the Eastman-Kodak company. Linda’s father was an attorney of Jewish/Russian descent, Epstein or Epstein I don’t remember which one, but he changed his name to Lee Eastman.
Wow this song reminds me of when I was a little kid swimming in the pool summertime in the 1970s. So many great memories back then I miss it so much especially now🤔
This was after the Beatles.... these guys put out some killer classics also. Live and Let Die. My favorite is Mull of Kintyre which they perfectly incorporated bagpipes. With A Little Luck is another of my favs. Thanks. This song is a classic. Big rabbit hole here.
@low rider bagpipes, really? I'll really be checking out that song!!
By far my favorite wings song ! I was like 9 when it came out and that summer I remember running and playing tag in the neighborhood with all the other kids and this song playing on speakers in windowsills. Love your reactions, always a pleasure...♡
This is one of the greatest albums ever recorded.
Absolutely
It's a masterpiece
I saw Paul and Wings live. It was extraordinary - there were hordes of women screaming for him like when he was in the Beatles!
One of those amazing songs that I remember as a kid. I love every ounce of this piece.
A genius with another one of masterpieces...Sir Paul McCartney.
This reminds me of one of my trips to England while in the Air Force. Thanks.
This may be my favorite song of all time - I envy you, listening to these amazing songs for the first time - wish I could!
Band on the Run is like three totally different songs put together. Each one can stand on its own. The fact they sound so seamless attests to the genius of Sir Paul.
"You've got to give Paul some credit." Yes, yes you do.
The female vocal is Paul's late wife Linda Eastman McCartney. She is the female voice on "Silly Love Songs".
i have heard this for 50 yrs...but its really a masterpiece
Silly love songs is another great one
"Stuck inside these four walls" the official song of the lockdown!
Jay I understand you have to pause (for RUclips) but you should rewind a few seconds to get the flow back. Thanks.
The band he was in before the Beatles 😂 that killed me
That entire album is perfection. If you want to be surprised again check out "Monkberry Moon Delight" off his Ram album. It was a solo album before Wings. His second record after leaving the Beatles.
Nit picking, but it was actually a duo album, billed as Paul and Linda McCartney - the only one billed as such.
Agreed. "Monkberry Moon Delight" is unbelievable and really showcases McCartney's amazing vocal ability
goood reaction !!!! beautiful classic !!!! maybe No more lonely nights , Live and let die , Goodnight tonight and Maybe i´m amazed (live with wings ) and so many more , because Paul is AMAZING !!!!
Check out “Silly Love Songs”. Paul McCartney is playing the bass on this one.
Paul plays bass on everything
This song would come on the 94.7 radio station here in Indianapolis while I was incacerated in Marion County Jail 2 and it helped me make it through almost a year and a half of being in jail through the COVID pandemic.
In the 70’s we took our time with everything.
I love to see the reactions of younger people when they hear these older bands for the first time. It's the best....do some more ❤
I was one who recommended this one. I love this song. I recommend also listening to The Wings Silly Love Songs and With a Little Luck.
Probably my 2 favs by this group.
@@tedharvick9010 me too.
Oh....I used to love With a little luck..
I had forgotten.
I like Say Say Say by him and Michael Jackson....because I love the video....
Probably my two least favorite Paul McCartney
Love the Beatles... and the guys as solo artists and with others. My all time favorite Paul song is "Mull of Kintyre"... very rarely heard and very underrated.
Paul on drums, bass, lead guitar, acoustic guitar. Amazing musician!
Another great reaction from you. I can see you feel the music . Wings have so many great tune I only joined your chanel 24 hours ago it's greath. Keep it up
Good choice! "Maybe I'm Amazed" is one of Paul's best, from his first solo album after the Beatles - he played all the instruments on that one as well, no small feat. And, the "Ram" album is often overlooked, every song is great.
I love how you said "Shout out to the drummer guys!" Because that happens to be Paul on drums for this whole album!
When I was a little kid, I heard the Band on the Run album for the fist time at a record store in Sears. I was floored. I thought wow! This is the greatest music I have ever heard! Let me roll it, Jet, the Ho hey ho song, Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five really stood out and I always returned to that record store just to hear the album.
Everyone had this album. The song, "Jet" was my next favorite.
"Jet" "baby I'm amazed" "had enough of silly Love Songs" just some of their great songs.
Well, one out of three titles correct isn't bad...
"Maybe I'm Amazed"
"Silly Love Songs"
You're welcome.
RacingGuy61 - Aww, give him a break - it’s cute when little kids think a song title is whatever lyric sticks out to them.
This is my favorite song by Paul and Wings. Lotta great music, it goes on and on.....
Just love the intro to this song. Absolutely gorgeous.. Never dates..
also, check out some ELO Last Train to London, Livin' Thing, Sweet Talkin Woman, etc....too many great songs to list.
Yes please
ElO-Great live band,Seen them in 72
If you want to hear some great music from Paul listen to nineteen hundred and eighty five; backseat of my car; let me roll it; call me back again....and so much more....and the Beatles came first...then Wings..
Love that the shout out to guitar and drummer on this is shouting out to Paul McCartney and Paul McCartney...truly one of a kind!!
When I was a toddler my Dad would play this song for me, and I would sing along, expect I sang "stand on the rug," instead of "band on the run". So, in my family this song will always be called "Stand on the Rug." Almost three years ago my father and I went to see Paul McCartney play at Austin City Limits. It was the first time seeing him live for both of us, and my Dad is such a huge fan of Paul and The Beatles. When Paul played "Band on the Run" aka Stand on the Rug, my Daddy just put his arms around me and held me tight. I can't explain it, but it was such an emotional moment with my Daddy.
Was lucky enough to see paul twice on his solo tour a few years back, and gotta say...WOW!!!
chordmantommy me too...most amazing concert I’ve ever seen
"Venus & Mars/Rock Show." "Magneto & Titanium Man"
I can’t believe I’ve never heard this Paul McCartney song before, such an incredible song!!!!!😃👍☮️❤️
I was smitten with him and the Beatles 57 years ago. They will always be #1 for me. I was too old to go see ELO last time around, but I saw the Beatles twice in '64 and '65.
Oh, You gave to Hear live version of Maybe Im Amazed from Rock Show. You will see his great band in full power and an incredible vocal!
The very best version of Maybe I'm Amazed is from Wings Over America/Rockshow in my opinion.
@@cmeflywva That was a tight ass band, huh?
@@bassioelmucho Paul did a great job working out all the details and when he arrived in the US they were ready. I really this was another peak in Paul's career. His music was spot on and his voice and his voice was incredible. His bass was rocking and had an a R&B vibe. His performance of Silly Love Songs was fantastic. True artist who could play and sing. He made a great band with them.
@@cmeflywva totally agree! that bouncy bassline in Silly Love Songs! I met Denny Laine at a small club in Ohio, where i live , a few years back. He couldn't have been more down to earth! Happy Holidays!
“...is it true, Paul McCartney was in a band...before Wings?!?”
I fink it was the Rolling Stones. He left 'cause Mick Jagger thought he was a bit of a wuss.....but don't quote me on that. 😁
He was also a Travelling Willbury after Wings
I love this song so much. It's an absolute adventure. How many songs can basically be four different songs melded into one?
I remember the first time I ever heard this song. I was maybe 4 years old (1975 or 1976). My older sister and her friends were listening to the radio, and I was trying to hang with the cool kids. It takes me back...
Hi, for great live performances check the "Wings over America" album or vídeos from that tour! Regards
When I was a kid, I thought this was three different songs.
😄
This song is full of Magic. The way the song changes the beat and the mood it's incredible and si unique. Some kind of master piece of pop rock era
I have always loved that song. So well written and recorded.
React to Say, Say, Say , Paul did this one with Michael Jackson. React to Silly Love Songs, Uncle Albert,Maybe I’m Amazed, Listen To What The Man Said,With A Little Luck,BluebirdVenus and Mars/ Rock ShowLive And Let Die
check out Silly Love Songs. by Wings.
Aw comon’. I stopped listening once I heard that garbage, same as when Jackson Browne did “ Lawyers in Love”. A miserable bunch of bubble gum music
That’s my favorite! Silly love songs
Tiny purple fishes Runlaughingthruyourfingers - Paul was making a statement with Silly Love Songs; actually a couple of statements. First, it was an answer to John Lennon criticizing Paul for writing “granny music” and silly love songs. It was also Paul saying, “I can make a mindless disco song that everyone will want to dance to”. And then he did and it spent six weeks lodged at No. 1. I doubt he even broke a sweat.
Yes great song 👍
Glad you found Paul McCartney...one of thr greatest songwriters and musicians to ever grace this planet...he did a great album called Run Devil Run a few years back that were all songs from the 1950s that influenced him before the Beatles...definitely listen to the title track. Love your reactions...keep checking out cool tunes!
I'm only 40...and I miss this about Rock n Roll of today. This music just GROOVED!
Maybe I’m Amazed
Jet
Live and Let Die (James Bond Movie)
My Love
Great!
¿Qué haces aquí Fred?!!!
Hola!
Owo
Paul always had this thing with several songs within a single song. I love it. Back to the beatles, you had three great song writers. Amazing.
It is after the Beatles. Paul made a few albums & 45's after the Beatles with just them playing all instruments themselves & doing all the singing. He then formed his band Wings then Paul McCartney & Wings. Now since his wife Linda had passed, he is pretty much without a steady band. He does invite people to record with him & play live concerts. I was Lucky enough to see his concert; 4th row right in front of Paul; in Linda's last concert. It was MORE THAN AMAZING!!!!! THANK YOU for giving an honest review!!!
Paul is the greatest living songwriter...hands down...possibly the greatest ever
After the Beatles.
Everytime I hear this song I think of summer. I remember hearing this song all summer when it came out.
This song is a time machine. I'm a kid again listening to the radio in the station wagon on my way to the Mall.
Paul said after the breakup. He was feeling. Useless and bored. The rest is history. Hello wings
"Starting over", "isolation" or "steel an glass" of john lennon please!!
I helped fixing my car this weekend. We listened to his old casettes with these incredible Swedish night-radio shows recorded from the early 80's which played hits from "the last decade", the 70's that is, and it's just hours and hours and hours of recordings, with songs like this...
The 60's were great, but man the 70's... Rock, Soul, Disco, Funk and Pop all really peaked at the same time there!
It's AMAZING to see you react too all these songs for the first time. God bless for taking your time to learn about music history with such an open heart! Thanks man.
Paul McCartney was the drummer, bass player and one of the two guitar who played on this album. His wife, Linda, played keyboards and sang back-up vocals and Denny Laine, the other guitar player, also sang backing vocals. When this song and album was recorded, these three were the only members of Wings.