In McCartney the song really is about paul's deep depression at that time, and tells how linda's presence warmed and anchored him. To watch him sing this song in the late 70s gives me some very strange feelings, like those days of huge angst and anguish finally can be talked out, and a promising new chapter is to start. Combined with Coming Up also played in this concert, it's almost like opening the door of a possible reunion, with psychological readiness, love and hope.
I think his best voice was during the 75-76 tour. I really hope they include this concert in the deluxe addition on Back To The Egg of it is ever finished. 🤷🏻♀️😢
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@@estebanmartinez6553 because unlike most artists today Paul McCartney got his start in the era where you HAD to play and sing simultaneously on the recording because they only had 4 track setups with physical tape
This song warms my soul. It's by far one of my favorite McCartney performances. The song is already good but the harmonies and raspiness of McCartney's voice in this is just incredible.
That bass sounds so good… He recorded some of his best bass lines with it… It’s amazing. He gave it away for a charity auction. I love the Rickenbacker but the tone of the Yamaha was something else.
This is also a favorite of mine kind of heavily influenced by another favorite "you never give me your money", at least the ooh, ooh ,ooh ,ooh ooh part
I love this song! I love the recording he made at his home studio (I think he was devastated by the Beatles break up and this song was about the way he dealt with the break up, by getting closer to Linda and his family) Yes, I love the home studio recording. And I also love this performance. This version is less acoustic guitar- it is heavier and slower, but also bigger. And it is great too!
Too many people living in negativity land. Easy to ignore, I empathize with them instead of questioning or getting pissed, cause I could! But that's the trap and I aint falling into it.
On the day that you were born the angels got together and decided to create a dream come true,one day i found that line from the Carpenters was meant for paul
He's gotta be drunk here,No l es Paul song, into -- the slower tempo turns this, my favourie post-Beatles tune, into a hooded-eyed sex groove of a love song.
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With this guys back catalogue, it is highly likely that your favourite Paul McCartney song is one that you haven't heard yet.
The King.
In McCartney the song really is about paul's deep depression at that time, and tells how linda's presence warmed and anchored him. To watch him sing this song in the late 70s gives me some very strange feelings, like those days of huge angst and anguish finally can be talked out, and a promising new chapter is to start. Combined with Coming Up also played in this concert, it's almost like opening the door of a possible reunion, with psychological readiness, love and hope.
Reading the first line in your comment was so great to hear & feel the back story of this song. Thanks for posting it!❤
I always thought 1977-81 was peak McCartney voice. Someday they will release this whole concert and it will be epic. That bass playing......
I think his best voice was during the 75-76 tour. I really hope they include this concert in the deluxe addition on Back To The Egg of it is ever finished. 🤷🏻♀️😢
@@cmeflywva Hmm lets go with 75-81
@@siroswaldfortitude5346 👍🏻
I don’t know I think he sounds pretty hot right now. I’ve been watching his concerts I love them all.
The way he just sings so effortlessly while playing the bass ❤
Love the way Paul bounces and moves around while he plays.
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@Aarav Brodie Yup, I have been watching on InstaFlixxer for since december myself :)
Me to 😊
This was a good look for Paul in 79. And to think we still had all 4 of them at this time.
McCartney was not happy with this concert. I have the whole show on CD.
Just give him a moustache and it could be 1967 - he didn't seem to age in 12 years.
@@davecostello560 put him a Beatle wig & a tie and could be 1966
Reunion!😳💖
How loud you want the bass?
Paul: yes
He plays and sings all his songs so well live
He’s so good he always plays as good as his recordings
@@estebanmartinez6553 because unlike most artists today Paul McCartney got his start in the era where you HAD to play and sing simultaneously on the recording because they only had 4 track setups with physical tape
This song warms my soul. It's by far one of my favorite McCartney performances. The song is already good but the harmonies and raspiness of McCartney's voice in this is just incredible.
When you think about it, he talks when he was depressed and turns it into a love song !
Lovely...pure and lovely
THAT BASS IM DEAD
Wish it was in the original - it’s so good!
It is pretty "sweet" and it sure does give off quite a vibe the way Paul plays it doesn't it????
It’s a great little jam. Singing bass players and singing drummers just blow me away. Like, what sorcery is this, ya know?
That bass sounds so good… He recorded some of his best bass lines with it… It’s amazing. He gave it away for a charity auction. I love the Rickenbacker but the tone of the Yamaha was something else.
Really? ruclips.net/user/shortsVDv_LQeStWM?si=iocw-ysDoKbI0zBF
@@SirVergaraMcCartney yes, auctioned for the Music Rising charity
Gosh...I always loved this song..how many beautiful songs can one make..Paul is perfection to me!❤
Just how I feel too
This is also a favorite of mine kind of heavily influenced by another favorite "you never give me your money", at least the ooh, ooh ,ooh ,ooh ooh part
Love the album version, in which Paul played all of the parts!
I love this song! I love the recording he made at his home studio (I think he was devastated by the Beatles break up and this song was about the way he dealt with the break up, by getting closer to Linda and his family) Yes, I love the home studio recording. And I also love this performance. This version is less acoustic guitar- it is heavier and slower, but also bigger. And it is great too!
How could anyone give this performance a thumbs down?
Too many people living in negativity land. Easy to ignore, I empathize with them instead of questioning or getting pissed, cause I could! But that's the trap and I aint falling into it.
This is just a wild guess, but I reckon that it's the index finger which is to blame. But hey....I could be wrong.
This is just a wild guess, but I reckon that it's the index finger which is to blame. But hey....I could be wrong.
It's because he didn't say " Believe me mama"
Amazing quality.
Amazing performance as well.
hard to believe this was filmed in ‘79 almost looks like early 2000s video quality
Paul makes this look so easy. Beautiful tune!!
Such an underrated song……
On the day that you were born the angels got together and decided to create a dream come true,one day i found that line from the Carpenters was meant for paul
マッカートニーの中には名曲が沢山入っている。この曲も素晴らしい、
Masterpiece.
Wow.... that is a GREAT version.... Macca needs to add that song to his current tour!
slow jamming it...like it. and when that lead takes off, whoa mamma!
It's "BELIEVE ME!". Mama
His moves while he plays..so into it! ❤him
I always loved this song.
A Really beautiful song... 😊
this is so raw and yet so refined. love it so much.
Paul plays the drums so well
Every Night with you ❤️ 💕 Dawn Rachel Rodriguez
I’ve never heard this before babe …I love it ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Believe me mama
Great veRsion.PauL anD Denny always sounDed great togetHer.LOve this last version of WinGs Lineup.
Brilliant song and played beautifully. Love the solo and bassist who ever he was 👍👍
Steve Holley rocking the kit! Drummers like him make singing easy.
PAUL MCCARTNEY&MÉXICO
Beautiful Paul
This is phenomenal. One of my favorite McCartney songs and that bass makes me so aroused 🤤
great song. i love it💕
Magnificent performance , I love it .
I saw them on this tour. Lewisham Odeon,Monday 3rd December '79. The same day 'Coming Up' was released.
Coming Up was not a hit single until the spring of 1980.
This is better than the album version!
I find that hard to believe. ... mama
I was at the Southampton gig that year, brilliant.
Interesting that the slower tempo gives the song a whole new perspective. The McCartney album was a masterpiece!
PERFECT!
Just love this..
everynight genius
not gay but i think i might be in love with Paul McCartney
Lol, it’s okay. Straight men have been falling in love with him for sixty years.
If you DON'T love Freddie Mercury, you ARE GAY!
I meant IN LOVE...
beautiful.
genius
Nicely restored looks great Macca!
Ladies and gentlemen: Laurence Juber makes the guitar solo.
Carlos Andrés Novoa Pinzón wasn't him
That's Mr. Juber@@louisb5457
@@louisb5457 who, then ?
@@cayogator Its snot Juber. Its Wings!!!! Jimmy McCoulgh or Denny Lane. Look at them!!!
McCulloch left after the Wings over America tour. This show is from 79 so that’s Juber.
YAMAHA bb1200… fits this song very well.
El mejor de todos
lawrence juber is there on guitar too but they hardly show him til the solo
Great stuff, thanks !
Beautiful phrasing on the guitar solo by Juber. Makes the current guitarists look like toilets.
I think that bass was just sold at auction for a record price.
every day i lean on a lampost, i'm wasting my time
😋😍😍😍😍😍
💐
This is a very slow version.
He's gotta be drunk here,No l es Paul song, into -- the slower tempo turns this, my favourie post-Beatles tune, into a hooded-eyed sex groove of a love song.
0:16 Suena Don’t Stop ’til You Get Enough xd
paul should get denny back in
And Jimmy too
Good now, doing fine when you’re up in de’ house! 🤣🎼🤟🏻
まさかマッカートニーさんがベースの版があるなんて知らんかった...
what?
@@lynnturman8157😅 It probably doesn't translate lol
Is that Tom Evans from Badfinger playing lead guitar?
no
His name is Laurence Juber. He did some great guitar work on Sir Macca’s “Back to the Egg” LP.
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Avec la Marchande on effleure 1972 🚀
Why did that "ooh" sound like Michael Jackson 😂
Great Song, is that Tom Evans from Badfinger on the other guitar
Laurence Juber, but I thought the same thing watching this video, looks just like Evans.
Paul muito doido ai kkkkk
What are the actual cords on the acoustic guitar?
N and T7th
I’d like to tell you but the record companies might get mad.
N is my favorite key.
@@BurblyWurbly O flat . . .
If the question is serious: E7, 2nd fret ... at the beginning ... then E7/9 (sus4) ... or D with E/bass
x
mans is high af
For some reason I did not find this performance very believable... Mama.
i love you to babe wanna be with you also iknow as friends.
Suprised Macca went with that 'out of place' heavy Guitar solo?...just does' not fit with the gentleness of the song ... BotChed! :(
Only in your opinion
@@seahorse7784 - that's right