Paul McCartney: The Waterstones Interview
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- Опубликовано: 30 ноя 2021
- Paul McCartney has stated that it is highly unlikely he will ever write a conventional autobiography. The Lyrics, then, stands as the defining literary statement of Britain’s most influential living songwriter. To celebrate it as Waterstones Book of the Year, he spoke with James Daunt about his Liverpool childhood, looking back on The Beatles and how this presentation of his songs sheds a whole new light on him personally and the world that surrounded him.
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I pray for Paul's health everyday, I just cannot imagine the world without him around.
The world would survive without William and his lies.
You can pray for William.. Paul is dead for decades.
the haters are out
Agreed. I dread the day. Along with Ringo's
Poor Billy
This is one of the most loved men who has literally ever walked the planet.
This is literally one of the most loved men who ever walked the planet.
@@stevenholton438 dyslexia 🤷♂️
@@scottmasson3039 it's all good bro
@@stevenholton438 this is one of the most literally loved men who ever walked the planet
@@user-jj1yb7mz9b This must literally be one of the most loved men to ever walk the planet!
Sir Paul, is not a national treasure. He's an international treasure, for all time. So great, so famous, so humble, so lovely. I imagine he is just as charming and intelligent and witty as he was as a young lad in Liverpool. To have changed the world musically and yet to be so down to earth, is the sign of a most wondrous soul
Agreed! Best from Germany
Young lad in Scotland actually, from my research. I also can hear his accent creeping through his fake scouse one haha. He is not the original Paul McCartney. Yeah you think im crazy haha. But unfortunately for you, you’re the mad one. God bless.
@@jamesw9971 so says the actual mad one lmao stop it
@@VasChordum you say stop it because you are using your brain and the truth scares you. There us hope for you yet....
@@jamesw9971 the truth doesn’t scare me, buddy. it’s people like you who “do their research” (aka finding RUclips videos to confirm your biases) and then suddenly act like they know better than everyone does who frighten me the most. actually - frighten is a strong word, I think its hilarious. have fun living your “truth” :)
I met Paul McCartney once long ago in Jamaica and I can confirm he is one of the nicest people you can ever meet. It was at a lunch and he introduced himself simply by saying Hi, I am Paul. That was the end of the conversation because I was a bit star struck.
So happy for your good fortune!
Wow!! Last time he was in Brazil I've read that he had walked into a tiny barber shop and gotten a hair cut while 1 other customer was getting her nails done and that was that. I kept thinking what would have happened if I was getting my nails done and paul mccartney walked in... 😂 I think they would have needed to revive me 😂😂😂
The fact that he's so articulate at his age is a testament to his intelligence. He's literally a young person in an old man's body.
I would not call 84 years old "young".
@@olskzeri4991 He’s only 79.
@@olskzeri4991 🤡??????????????????????????????
I know, right. I wonder if being vegetarian for so long helps. He is so clear minded and still so energetic and keen to learn new things. Also I love the way he goes "Good call!" and "I feel I nailed it", very comfortable with the way people talk today. Long may he live.
@@olskzeri4991 why are you on every single paul mccartney video? leave.
No other artist has given me so much pleasure throughout my life. I looooooooooooove this man !
It's unbelievable that, we still have one of most iconic human being, still alive!!! He's alive and still talking about Beatles!!! He is a human's history talking to us!!!!!!!!!
Pedra. Thank you. I understand. but, it's really not unbelievable to me. 79 is not THAT old anymore. He's healthy and happy. And, yes it is human's history talking to us. Ringo is 81! Time is imaginary I believe. Sending love to the world!
And ... he looks really good, healthy.
But "Sir Paul" (William) was not the first one, he is the second one there. And he is 84 years old. Too many people are impressed by this liar.
And I've seen him live, performing. 50 meters apart, for 2 hours. That's the most important thing for me.
@@tylsimys67 LUCKY!!!!!!!!
After watching Get Back, and how amazingly clear the picture is, this is surreal. It feels like he’s supposed to be young.
I've just seen the very first minute, but I can tell how the interviewer likes Paul and his work from all of his heart. You can see how honoured he feels that he can talk to Sir Paul. Bless him.
"He's a poet and i'm a sort of songwriter"...talking about the understatement of the century.You are one of the, if not the greatest songwriter that ever lived.
I'd be honored if some Beatles & McCartney fans would give a quick listen to my acoustic piano & vocal YT performances of BLACKBIRD ruclips.net/video/xFStWfgWXe0/видео.html and PENNY LANE in tribute to 2 of Sir Paul's many legendary compositions. Live acoustic with no autotune or digital editing. Peace and everybody stay safe.
It still amazes me that Paul and John met each other in the same town, at the same time, and both ended up being the greatest songwriters of all time.
Yesssss. I had to laugh so much when he had said that,,I,m a sort of a songwriter,,...... I cannot stop laughing. It,s ,,just,, PAUL !!!
@@thelancemanLand the fact George Harrison, who penned something, here comes the Sun, taxman etc. Was also there!
@@Azoria4 Long Long Long...
Best interview of Sir Paul I've ever seen. The interviewer lets Paul speak as much as he wants to and doesn't interrupt. All interviews should be done as intelligently as this one. Excellent!
In this 2022 world ,this is found beauty! Go Brits !
There is no living artist more significantly important to the arts, music, culture, and just life in general than Paul. He is the soundtrack to our lives, I grew up with the Beatles in my ears, took my girlfriend to see Paul, later my kids. Boy, your gona carry that weight a loooooong time.
His Song "Appreciate" off album New 🙌
His voice sounds like it can be a song..
Everything just flows and very musical
Paul is a treasure.
Not as big a treasure as George Floyd, though. I mean, you try getting people to support smoking meth and committing felonies. Not an easy task!
I have listened to many interviews with Paul McCartney over the years. This is one of the best. Absolutely loved it...
Have you seen him making The Pipes Of Peace on the Russell Hartt Show ?
.. what did it reveal?
The GQ & Google interviews were waaaay better.
@@imemine6494 it's great, watching him talk to Russel Harty and see him working with his pal George Martin making that great song Pipes of Peace 😊
@@fluorosco.. Yeah iv seen that.. love Paul.. but I think he's not the same guy, I'm afraid
Paul McCartney shares such appreciation of his teachers, his education, the arts, theatre, the poets, the humour of Chaucer and a love for family and music. I love the questions James Daunt asks.
Just watched the Get Back documentary, it’s incredible watching Sir Paul 50 years later talking about his music, obviously looking older but the same creative fire within, the people of Liverpool must be very proud of him and the Fab Four
I have loved Paul since I was 13. ( I’m 72). I think he is one of the finest human beings alive today. I have gotten by with a lot of help from his songs.❤️
The Paul you fell in love with was the "cute Beatle". "Sir Paul" (William) is not that Paul.
😂😂😂
Nurse! This one’s out of bed again.
I can sit and listen to Paul talk all day. I think the way he tells a story (irish-like). Plus his voice is so familiar it feels comfortable to listen to.
But then you would have to unlearn all the nonsense "Sir Paul" (William) have been telling people.
@@olskzeri4991 🤡?
Used to sing their songs into a hair brush with my sister looking into a mirror in 1964. I am 62 now ( 2022 ) and have loved them my entire life. This is a great interview, and thank you so much for sharing it.
God, I would love to attend a lecture from Paul talking about the influence of literature and languages on his art.
Imagine having him show up to your school or college. I wonder how many of the kids today'd suss out who he is.
That’s how you do an
interview ….know the subject , ask good questions, and never interrupt.
I'll never forget one night in 1964 in Hamilton, Ontario when I was doing my usual late night radio surfing on my parents big console set that at night was able to clearly tune in well over 200 radio stations from all over N. America. It had one of those big plastic dials with a giant lead weight behind it. That night every single station, all 200 plus, were playing a Beatles record all at the same time at the moment I was surfing. To be sure to what I was listening, I reversed the process from the other end of the dial and got the same result. No other recording artist in history can claim that I believe, nor will they in the future. In 300 years, people will still be listening to the Beatles.
Wonderful human being. One of the most important artists that have ever lived. I love his music, love listening to his stories. An amazing person who's music will live on forever 👏👏👏👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
I grew up with the Beatles. Once again, I sit here just amazed by this simple, extremely complex man.
same...i think if i ever met him...i wouldn't be able to handle it...i would probably have a heart attack and die...he is my only true idol
@@ncpascoe Lol! I've been a beatles fan since the day after they were on Ed Sullivan. We didn't have a TV, and if we had my mother would've been horrified. I wouldn't have been able to watch anyway, but the day after the word and the music and records were out at our school and everywhere in the USA. If I had come into close contact with any of them I would've been completely tongue tied and would not have been able to speak. My legs would've turned to Jello.
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I could never meet Paul, I’d become such a stuttering stumbling fool in his presence.
@@thesilvershining me too!
I've seen MANY big names of classic rock in concert over my 57 years of life. McCartney was THE most gracious and generous performer ever!!.... Not to mention the AMAZING music he played.... Gonna be a SAD day when that Man leaves our earth.
@Frank Lopez ... Most people HAVEN'T.... Have you?
I try not to think about him leaving us 😢
With "Sir Paul's" (William) death the truth about JPM's death should come out.
It is in Memoirs, maybe READ IT@@olskzeri4991
I'm glad, as I'm writing this, that Paul McCartney still walks this Earth. He is a legend and a blessing to our world.
Paul McCartney have not walked this earth since late 1966.
Paul McCartney have not walked this earth since 66.
(@2:33) "...and he's (Paul Muldoon) a poet, and I'm...sort' a songwriter..."
Understatement of the century.
If Sir Paul McCartney were an instrument, he would be a Stradivarius Violin. His voice, even when simply speaking is musical and quite calming. I have enjoyed the Beatles work since approximately 1963 and I have always used them as a musical compass. Thank you John, Paul, George, and Ringo. 🙂
And give a thank you to William too. He kept Beatles going after JPM died.
He did a better job too!
Porque hay personas tan odiosas Muchos artistas de mi generacion no me gustan para nada esos generos y simplemente los ignoro en youtube
@@olskzeri8007I know you don’t believe that. 😉
He speaks the truth....Paul is dead and billy rams on@@halephil1
Adorable Paul, it’s so enticing to see and hear you only five days before your 80 birthday! Hope someone is organizing something huge for a gigantic musician, a genius, and a great human being. Wish I could give you a birthday hug and wish you the very best today and always. Love you, Paul, gorgeous Paul! ❤️
William is 84 years old.
@@olskzeri2723 ok then
john, paul, george and ringo made the greatest music ever…..!! over 50 + years later, they are as fresh as the day they first made them…..❤️❤️❤️
@Frank Lopez it seems just as stupid to make a comment about somebody's opinion as if your opinion is fact
You did forget to mentioning William.
@@olskzeri4991 wow I haven't heard a thing about you and quite some time good to see your still kicking about
@Frank Lopez and wtf would you know about me or my musical tastes, interests or ability?!?!? thats right sweet f'all.....!!! lol.....how about you listen to all the thousands of famous groups and artists of today who also sing the praises of Beatles music and credit them with being their inspiration & the creators of the best music ever!!! FYI the bvewatles came to MY hometown in the '60's where I was able to see and hear them as a child, there's been no greater band in the history of R.n.R to visit since...... grow up pal!!! Strawberry Fields Forever!!!!
@@arlenmargolin4868 Was you being sarcastic now :D ?
I just love this man, beside the musical genius he is, he's such a nice, considered, down to earth and respectful person... really one in a billion.
No, "Sir Paul" is a lying old man. William have built his life on lies.
William have built his life on l.
Bless him & Ringo man I’m glad the last Beatles are doing well and are in good health. The fact that they are both still putting out music in there 80’s is insane.
Ringo is the last Beatle alive.
I remember the newspaper headline when George died... "AND THEN THERE WERE TWO..."
Billy is a Beatle too. Good job all these years you son of the magician.@@olskzeri4991
What a legacy …paul has given us so much joy . 🎸🎶 🇬🇧
I was born 4 years AFTER The Beatles broke up, and not known a life without The Beatles music and Fab Four lurking in my life in some way and will forever be grateful to have been alive during a time where their existence has informed mine and so many others lives. Thank you John, George, Ringo, and Paul.
We all need to appreciate Paul more, he is a complete creative!
This is a lovely interview. Very relaxing , natural and informative. The interviewer is excellent.
The interviewer is the CEO of Barnes and Noble and the Managing Director of Waterstones, so he's something of a multitalent too
@@masonlongo3720 Ah no wonder. This is the best interview Macca's done, because of the interviewer. So genuinely interested, intelligent, and insightful.
Great interviewer !
@@yoya4766
Yeah, I love his enthusiasm.
So sweet that he's still delighted with the creative process (of writing a song).
Me: "Oh Paul has to do another interview by some old man named... James Daunt"
>James Daunt, born 1963
Really shows the timelessness of Paul and The Beatles, still exudes this energy and spirit of a young man even when he's a generation older than the old man asking him questions.
They look the same age.
I wouldn’t call someone born in the 60’s “old” but I see your point
Not SO old! :)
I love this man so much. LONG LIVE PAUL!
Real JPM have been dead since late 1966.
@@olskzeri4991 🤡?
Loved the book! I'm actually a teacher and have time to reread it again this summer. Amazing interview! I'm so in awe and admire the fact that Paul is so down to Earth and such a good sport....when let's face it...he is the greatest songwriter of all time. Thanks for the insight and tips. I'm writing a book and watching this interview inspired me! Well done!
At last!
A Paul McCartney interview which is genuinely interesting, informative and reveals something about the human being behind the musical genius. It's been a long time coming but it's very, very welcome.
Huh??? They are hundreds of great interviews with Macca over the decades. This one is very nice, but it contains nothing earthshattering or new at all. It even contains his most often recited anecdote, "it couldn't get much worse".
@@r.p.mcmurphy6623 -- What do you want. more dirt on Yoko, more details of a fist fight between George and John, more about Ringo's stability in keeping the Beatles together.... I've heard too much about that nonsense. I love what Paul says about Shakespeare and Chaucer and how the interviewer gets more out of him with just a simple interjection....
@@peek-a-moose2491 🤣 It will feel so good when you climb out from under that rock. Also, your comprehension skills need a good deal of honing. Merry Christmas...lol
“I write songs.” “So do I.” ….and the rest is history. ❤🎶
what a lovely man he is, I’ve never seen an interview in his 50+ years of fame where he doesn’t come across impeccably. An absolute hero
"He's a Poet, I'm a sort of Songwriter"
Lol Paul you are literally THE Songwriter
Simply a delight to listen to Paul converse on so much that influenced and inspired him with such candor, humility and warmth! He's got such a welcoming, homey, personality which juxtaposes with the fame, fortune and accolades of his life. The Lyrics is a present I'll soon purchase for myself and think it money well spent. Like himself, I love books too. Thanks RUclips for material I wouldn't get to enjoy otherwise!
Good point, the (great) interview was not interrupted with any ads.
I guess because it was an ad itself and they made certain that it was not broken and disturbed. Pleasure to see for a change.
Did you buy your present and love it? Mine is ordered :)
His compositions Yesterday,Long and winding road,hey Jude etc,are as monumental as the classic hymns and Bach,they will be powerful in hundreds of years time
"Sir Paul" (William) did not write Yesterday. He is just Another day.
@@olskzeri4991 Said no one ever. Piss off
What a great interview, its nice that the days of interviewers poking and prodding to discover new "Beatles" insights., rather than to find Paul. Its been a long and winding road, and im very happy that we still have this beautiful soul.
Aew,ra2
Paul and Elton John are soooo good to listen to. Very articulate and honest. This interviewer is also superb, knows the art of keeping silent and let the stars talk. 🎼🎶🎸
Fascinating. I was going to watch a few minutes and I watched the whole thing. So many interesting insights into Paul's life and Art. Daunt an excellent and sympathetic interviewer as well.
I love him so, so much…
"I used to fancy myself as a bit of an artist"' Said one of the greatest...
Paul has an amazing ability to keep himself in the public eye and popular for 60 years! he is an amazing talent and businessman, his popularity show it as well as his bank account! He is worth over a Billion dollars.
Yeah what a life it turned out for "Sir Paul" (William).
@@olskzeri4991 ????????🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
SO refreshing to get an interview where there's proper information and not just " how do your write your song's Paul" well done James Daunt ...respect!
I must say I do miss "What's your favorite colour?"
;)
Paul looks fantastic for his age. Oddly enough, his gray hair does not age him much. Really cool guy!
Absolutely one of the best interviews Paul has ever been involved in… he’s just wonderful and I cherish the fact of his ongoing voice in the world. Blessings for keeping on well, brilliant, & happy.
Thank you! ❤
He's lovely
The song when im 64 seems old at the time, but not now. God bless Paul...
Oh man i agree he's got to be One of the most loved,caring and honest man,ever! I love him and all the Beatles,Thank You for EVERYTHING in this lifetime so happy i lived thru this!
Same old Paul still down to earth as always.
Real JPM was down to earth. "Sir Paul" is more arrogant.
Great interview. Always interesting and fascinating to listen to Paul. This was the perfect setting for him to free flow, uninterrupted with his thoughts and answers. Always amazes me how lucid Paul is.
A day without a Beatles or Wings or McCartney song is empty!!! I was 9 in 1970 when my older sister got the Let it be album, We laid on the floor in front of our dads speakers and listen then flip it and listen then flip it and from that time I was "enlightened"!!!! Thank you Sir Paul for the deep beautiful influence you have had on my life!!!!
Every person should try to see Paul, at least once. I saw him perform at Candlestick, in 2014, so now I can say that I've seen a Beatle.
Lovely interview no talk show host or hyped up audience just thoughtful questions
79 years old and sharp as a tack.
I love how Paul is so calm when he talks, and entirely enjoys doing interviews....plus he let himself age so gracefully....got rid of the dye and like the 5 o'clock shadow look very distinguished....hope I age that well.....God Bless you Paul!
William doesn't need to dye his hair anymore since he became whitehaired.
So fortunate to be a member of the generation that danced to this man's melodies. He's one of a handful of great 20th century songwriters, which includes George Gershwin, Cole Porter, Hoagy Carmichael, Irving Berlín, and Bob Dylan.
Yeah must be no shave November
A humble Genius. I really enjoy all his interviews.
Let's face it, the man's a living legend; it always amazed me that The Beatles were able to stay so level headed despite their phenomenal global success
And the stresses of fame. It’s nothing short of amazing what and how much they accomplished and the quality of their output living in a fishbowl is nothing short of amazing.
Fame did get to them, but as they've all said, at least they had each other. Elvis was on his own, but the four Bealtes were able to support each other through what must at times have been hell. Their humble upbringings helped a lot too. Sadly, John didn't cope as well, due in large part to his childhood trauma and insecurity, which was one factor leading to them splitting up as a band. But they still all loved each other. So much to learn from these guys!
Paul you are still dangerously handsome and I still love you and your wonderful work.
Oh admit that "Sir Paul" (Willliam) looks his age (84).
@@olskzeri4991you sir, are without one single doubt... definitely "Obsessed".
And I must also add to that seemingly factual statement, not obsessed in a 'positive' way, but in a rather sad annoying take, I might say
Thank you Sir Paul for sharing your experiences and feelings with us.
Just love him. He's always been there and his melodies and his beautiful voice. My dream to write with him.
"Sir Paul" (William) have not always been there. He didn't show up until late 1966, after he joined Beatles "as an already set up affair.
@@olskzeri4991 🤡?
@@Carmen-st1uc let’s add 💩 to that. 🤡 😂
I've always found his interviews pretty guarded and full of stories we all have heard - but my god, the guy looks sensational for nearly 80 years old.
I'm really liking the tan and bronzer on the cheeks.
@@2degucitas Message to Paul, Hey dude, don't make up bad.
@@johnnyhartley4330 i love you Johnny
I remember you VINCENT!
We know!
😑
Facts Vincent
Trueman. Mike Turner. Eddie Frank!
We well well!
I'm going now.
Bye Vincent Trueman, .
@@user-jj1yb7mz9b I HAVE INFORMATION ON John. I will get back to you soon with the information, okay! Thanks again and hope you have a good few whiskeys,! Pigging out in the ocean! I'M TRYING AGAIN TO BE HONEST WITH you. Cans Croke is after popping his clogs!
"sort of songwriter"... how humbling those words spoken by one of the greatest songwriters in the history of music.
We're all here because of Macca, but hats of to the interviewer. He's excellent, such a pleasant, well spoken, intelligent man, who's genuinely interested in his interviewee. Fab.
"Macca". You mean William.
James Paul McCartney ~ A most representative example for humanity to learn from, across the generations to come. Pauls contribution to world history will be studied, relished and shared infinitely.
No, "Sir Paul" (William) will be seen in a different light if the truth ever comes out.
@@olskzeri8007 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡?????
@@Carmen-st1uc don’t forget to serve some💩 💩 to the obsessed, pathologically jealous troll. 🤡
Pre-ordered and purchased the book; a fascinating and inciteful read - highly recommended. Very much enjoyed this interview too - thanks.
If there was no music , you would still be always the best man in the world !!! ❤
I saw Paul live last night in Newcastle Australia 🇦🇺 he was absolutely amazing ❤
Nothing bothers this guy. He is cool as a cucumber and never loses his personality even in the toughest of situations. Almost superhuman fortitude.
That's why he is one of a kind and a role model for everyone . A unique human being the likes of which we will probably never see again.
We are lucky to be alive during his time, and breath the same air he breaths.!
Lying old William should not be a role model for anyone. When he have lied ever since he joined Beatles "as an already set up affair".
Lying old Bill should not be a role model for anyone.
L. old William should not be a role model for anyone.
He looks great considering he's nearly 80!
Because he's a Beatle 🤘
As a Frenchwoman, he is my favorite English teacher. I could listen to him talking for hours and hours. 😇
Sir Paul really struck a chord with people.
This is very definitely the best interview I've ever seen with Paul. Congratulations both of you.
It's quite simple. He's one of the best songwriters ever & he's a nice bloke
William is overrated as a songwriter.
@@olskzeri4991 Who you call Faul is a far superior songwriter. All Paul ever did was write simple love songs
@@olskzeri4991 Just because he supposedly died it doesn't mean his songs are garbage. Even if paul died he wrote better songs than the 'old paul mccartney'
What a treat. Thank you both. So genuine, so engaging. Look forward to adding this to my collection.
I had never heard the Eleanor Rigby story before. Wonderful stuff by Rock n Roll's greatest singer songwriter performer ever. Thanks for sharing this.
At a loss for words whenever I say something about Paul … he’s fantastic , his songs in part shaped me into who I am !!! Thank you !!!!
William is just doing a charade and tell us the usual lies.
did Billy refuse you an autograph? Why so angry he's done a good job@@OlskZeri-qm4ce
Some of the most famous people in the history of the world are musicians. Mozart, beethoven, and several other. Their music reaches the whole planet. It NEVER dies. Sir Paul Mccarthy is truly a gift from God.
❤💕
McCartney is the great elder statesman of pop music.
Sir Paul Mccartney. Thank you.
Fields of Gold is beautiful! I'm suprised that he listens to Sting. I love Sting as I love Paul, two great writers
This is the nice thing about old age. You can relax a bit and look back and enjoy your life without quite as much PR consciousness as you may have earlier.
Just a really wonderful interview with Paul, the whole thing got me totally engrossed the whole time.
But the question is how many lies William tells in this video.
Damn Paul said he’s looks back at The Beatles as a fan now, just when you think he couldn’t say anything more brilliant.😌
Masterful speaking.
I cannot imagine it either, but, My Paul is eternal!! His Angelic voice is eternal!! His legacy will live on until the ending of time!! I adore him Soo much!! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🥰🥰😋😋😋
In the end, Paul ran The Beatles. He was the Boss, the Driver, the Taskmaster, as we all saw in Get Back. That was a good thing. Paul rules!
By that period, yes
Earlier though, they all were.
Did you not hear the part where he said he didn't want to be the Beatles "manager" in part 3? He said they're 4 very strong individuals and he wanted them to come to an agreement re the performance not just do what Paul said.
I was surprised that John didn't appear to be more forceful. He seemed happy a lot of the time to let Paul get on with the business of leading the band..
Enjoyed this interview very much, wishing Paul continued happiness
It's the weirdest thing, I find comfort in listening to any beatles interview. I can listen to them speak for hours. For one thing, it's amazing how down to earth and grounded they remained after achieving a level of fame virtually nobody has ever lived. Yeah they went through drugs , alcohol, and their changes but they always stayed humble and true to roots. That's fascinating. I dont think they get enough credit for it. That kind of fame would take a lot of people for a ride outside reality. So that amazes me. Then they just have an irresistible charisma. Thank God at least half of them are still here. John and George are missed. Rip guys
Sadly the only Beatle alive in 2024 is Ringo Starr. Paul died first in 1966, Lennon was murdered in 1980 and Harrison died in 2001. There is only Ringo and William alive now. It is all a big charade.
@@OlskZeri-tc5ni yapper yapper yapper you’d only believe he’s alive if he wanted to sign ur shirt. We are lucky to have Paul and ringo with us sharing these memories about there time in the most successful band of all time. Name one more successful. I’ll wait.
@@krustyskidmark9528 We only have Ringo alive in 2024. "Sir Paul" (William) is not an original member of the band. I know that Paul is dead and that William is not him. I am not interested in an autograph by William.
@OlskZeri-tc5ni are you that dude that showed up to Lennons house at Tittenhurst park? And John gave you some tea and toast??
@@OlskZeri-tc5niMark David is that you?
I love Paul.
I loved The Beatles as a baby boomer.
But he’s frail, old and vulnerable.
He’s an absolute legend.
Great interview and very inspiring.