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Paul McCartney is the OG man! He wrote this song!! Guns & Roses covered the song. So many people have been influenced by The Beatles and by him as a solo artist. I absolutely love him!
I got to see his June 12th concert, at Camden Yards, in Baltimore, with some of my family. He and his wonderful band performed 37 songs! It was absolutely fantastic 👏! And this was six days before he turned 80!!
Once upon a time, there were these mythical beings that wrote their own songs, played their own instruments, sang their own material, and pushed their limits and creatively challenged themselves... then came increased corporate centralization of studios and radio stations. For the last 20-ish years, "musicians" have become a brand, not artists. It's just depressing.
Well Said, agreed
It's kind of mad because if anyone heard any classical music you can have like several different phases of different styles. and people nowadays are shocked by Paul McCartney lol. And "did they use actual bands", like a whole orchestra.. It's kind of sad and cute at the same time. Like I love a lot of modern music don't get me wrong. It's just kind of sad that people don't know the history of music really.
@@fionamb83 I was going to say the SAME THING!!
...and those other mythical beings who actually knew what music was and listened to every detail and understood art... Good that this reaction fad is so popular because the new breed is learning. Well, maybe.
Great Van Fleet is a new band that follows this philosophy, their new music is unbelievable. Josh Kiszka's voice is absolutely unbelievable
It would be easy to make fun of someone who doesnt know who Paul McCartney is but I think its awesome that you are getting to know him. Paul is by far the most famous artist living today and will be forever. One of the greatest song writers of all time and part of the greatest band to ever do it, The Beatles. You must discover The Beatles if you havent already...greatest band by far of all time
But you got to understand that most of us younger people that grew up on hip hop, we've heard of The Beatles but we might not know that McCartney did something Solo or the wings band. We're a work in process so come on give us a break haha
fair enough!
I'd still challenge you on Hip Hop, or some other genre ;)...and still envy you a lot! for listening first time.
Just open up to the idea that there's SO MUCH MORE
McCartney wrote the song and performed it originally. He wrote it for the James Bond movie if the same title. GNR covered it years later. Paul is one of the greatest Winfrey m songwriters of all time.
McCartney was the first star/celebrity to write a Bond opening, the Producer heard the final cut of it and said it's great now all we need to do is get someone to sing it for the film, thinking of a female jazz singer for it. McCartney under the assumption he'd be performing for the film said either I sing it or I'm pulling the song and you can get someone else to write the opening.
Probably the biggest living legend who’s still, well, living. He’s been writing and recording hit songs since 1962. That’s 60 years!! He was 20 then, 80 now, and still going strong. New albums of new music, huge tours, selling out stadiums for his nearly 3 hour shows, etc.
He is the most famous man in the world. A legend
If you asking questions like, “is he(paul McCartney) a legend”, you got a lot to learn lol
Made me laugh so hard!
He knows. 95% of reaction channels play songs that they already know but pretend they don't. Then more importantly pretend to make incorrect statements mistakes or ask questions to get more traffic in their comment sections.
You have to have some street cred to be asked to write a theme song for a James Bond movie
Yep, Paul McCartney was a Beatle. He wrote this song in 1972 as the theme for a James Bond movie of the same title. Guns n' Roses covered the song.
1973!
@@sarahfullerton6894 The movie came out in '73. The song was recorded in '72.
Best Roger Moore Bond movie.
@@anntelford8647 oh, I see! Oops! Thanks for correcting me!
It's a very great and original track from what I hear. Was he doing this Solo or was he doing it with the wings? I turned 21 in October so I'm pretty much growing up a hip hop head but since the virus started, I started watching a lot of reaction videos about rock and all kinds of music. Honestly I feel like guns n' roses took it to another level but it's really not fair since music or Rock had evolved or some people might not agree. But McCartney gets the head back for writing the music and the lyrics. G&r has become a favorite rock band since the lockdown from Corona. It's like the track Knocking on heaven's door by GNR. It's completely different but guns and roses are showing homage to these guys IMO. I would be telling a lot if I said I like the originals better than the guns n' roses. But I have to give the people that wrote the lyrics and the music the most respect for the tracks. Guns and roses just took it up a few notches. Didn't GNR copy or cover another track from the 70s by either rock solo artist or band? Feels like it was a track by them but IDK. Can you guys let me know if guns and roses covered any other tracks that these artists before them had written lyrics and music for and the first place? Last thing I want to tap on would be guns and roses have a trilogy on one of the use your illusion, or maybe both. Guns and roses junkies maybe noticed what I'm about to say. On that trilogy or the three tracks that are supposed to be connected as a story, can you hear the inspiration from those late '60s and early seventies tracks like live and let die and blowing in the wind or even Knocking on heaven's door? Can you hear the influence on Don't You cry? November rain? If we just take slashes extraordinary guitar solo out and mellow it down a bit, it could easily sound like something out of the '70s to me. Did you guys catch any of this. I just want to make sure I'm not some crazy 21-year-old. Sorry so long but I'm on a break from my job and I had to use speech to text. You guys help me out here if you're true Long Time Rock fans on some of the questions I got please. I can't offer you anything other than a thank you ahead of time
I think we seriously need to educate you on your 60's music. So many legends and so much magical musical content out there for you to discover!
YES, Jo Jo you SHOULD!! SO many other reactors who are also your age and were not familiar with the Beatles, their solo stuff after they broke up and other music from the '60s and even the late '50s have gone down those rabbit holes and they LOVE LOVE the BEATLES , their solo works and other singers, groups and bands from the '60s. TRY IT!!
Yes, listen to the Beatles and other ‘60s music! The Beatles were huge! I remember-I went to to their last concert in 1966! 👀
Including all the stuff that's been sampled and copied from the Beatles in rap music. I'm a lot older than Jojo, so I know the Beatles since I was a kid, and I have loved rap music from it's beginning. Still I've discovered a lot more cool riffs, beats and samples that are originally from the Beatles through rap. It's always great to see people open themselves to (old) new things.
Young Man, you have a lot to learn. Enjoy the journey!
Paul McCartney is the most successful songwriter of all time. Start with that.
This particular song was made for the James Bond film, which dictated the different tempos and quick cuts to match the opening credits. Produced by the great George Martin, who produced the Beatles.
Bee gees would like to have a word
@@hqqns Paul McCartney was a Beatle lol, that alone beats out everyone. Add on his amazing solo career, and you have a true legend.
Watch the opening of the movie "Live and Let Die" to see why it was written. Amazing song.
John ,Paul,George, and Ringo were The Beatles. Then they had individual careers.
This was written for the opening of a James Bond film called "Live And Let Die" - and it's structure is much like an overture. With varied themes and emotional tones.
"I'm so confused..." Yep, it's called music; we used to have it a very long time ago.
GOOD ONE!!! BEST comment here! I AGREE WITH YOU!!
NO AUTO TUNE BACK IN THE DAY. You had to write it, play it, sing it, and perform it Live.
ABSOLUTELY!!! These days you don't even HAVE to HAVE a good voice, autotune will fix anything, and I find all these electronic beats and voices totally soulless, it's TOO artificial for me. I LOVE REAL instruments and people who can really sing. It's ok to alter their voices to a certain point for a certain song, but to do it ALL the time? No.
Sir James Paul McCartney CH MBE is an English singer, songwriter and musician who gained worldwide fame as co-lead vocalist, co-songwriter and bassist for the Beatles
Literally an entire symphony orchestra playing…
“What instrument is this?”
Check out the Beatles. McCartney along with George Harrison, Ringo Starr, and John Lennon. Greatesr band ever. Wrote and played most everything themselves.
I was 12 when the Beatles hit the USA!!!! I feel blessed to have been around for all of it....good, bad, love and sadness!!!💜💜💜🎶🎼🎵🎤🎸🎙🥁🔥🔥🔥
Yes he is a legend.
Paul McCartney is currently the richest musician in the world and of all time so it’s safe to say he’s a legend lol. I recommend you checking out other songs by him like “band on the run” and “Maybe I’m amazed”
"OH, DARLING" and "HELTER SKELTER" and then check out Paul singing "HERE THERE AND EVERYWHERE," "AND I LOVE HER" and hear how DIFFERENT his voice can sound. Paul has an incredible vocal range.
"Is he a legend?" Yes. Yes he is. The co-frontman of the most legendary band that has ever been. They broke up a few years before this came out.
This song was written for a James Bond movie.
The Guns n Roses version's a cover. Paul McCartney wrote it for the Bond film, Live and Let Die (though before the film was made, he read the book to write the song).
He wrote it in an afternoon.
The film people wanted somebody else to sing it for the film, he said he'd only let them use it if his band, Wings, could perform it. He won.
And yes, Paul McCartney (aka Macca) is one of the Beatles.
Also Stella McCartney's dad (the designer).
some dude named Paul McCartney. Kinda funny. He's our modern day Mozart. Hope you dig deep into his vast catalog
Yes he is a legend. They all 4 were.
Hey Jojo, Weird Al Yankovic actually approached Paul Mccartney about doing a parody of this song, which he'd planned to title it "Chicken Pot Pie", but after hearing the title, Paul Mccartney objected to it informing Al about his Vegetarian lifestyle, which prompted Al to Scrap the idea out of respect for Mccartney
Al did say, Paul was very open to the idea of a parody & said "make it about anything else, fine" (just not about killing animals), but Al couldn't come up with another idea that he (Al) thought would work.
@@wnsafford1854 That is sad, cos I love Weird Al's parodies! I find it strange though, that of ALL the hundreds of songs that Paul wrote, that he couldn't find ONE song to do a parody of?
I remember reading a interview where a DJ was dissing this song as crap so Axl Rose wanted to cover it so that DJ would be forced to play it. I would love if that story were true.
Yep, today's music is made mass produced in a factory by robots, back then, everything was "hand made" by artisans.
This is the score from the James Bond movie “live and let die“. Paul McCartney wrote all the music and lyrics. There is a full orchestra behind him. Those drums are amazing. Youngblood, just sit back and listen. Music shouldn’t have to make you think.
This is a banger tune
Cant beat a bit of Live and Let Die. They dont make music like this any longer sadly
Try Shirley Bassey singing Goldfinger.
I just saw him in Baltimore a few weeks ago and it was a truly incredible concert!
I was there, too. T'was "loove-ly", in British vernacular! What a show!! Absolutely fantastic!!Thanks, Paul and company. Blew my mind, how many semi trucks there were, just for the equipment, stage, etc.
McCartney played guitar and wrote some of the lyrics for Rihanna and Kanye's FourFiveSeconds. He co-wrote the music and plays keyboard on Kanye's Only One and wrote the main riff used in All Day with Kanye and wrote and sings the last verse.
I remember wanting to scream with the crowd when they were on TV. But I knew my very straight laced father would not let me watch them again. lol
That's funny. My dad was a musician, and he HATED the Beatles. He was old school and did not like the music trend because he could see the beginning of change to our nation. He made me dress like Father Knows Best when other kids were Brady Bunching it with the clothes. Had a terrible time in school over that. But all that aside as an adult I can see where he was coming from to a point.
@@candicelitrenta8890 LOL, my dad was a musician too, he played 4 instruments and was in several "Big Bands" back in the late 40's and early '50s. He still played gigs until he was 98, he passed away at 102 in 2020. He didn't like the Beatles either, but he DID like their music when it was played by an orchestra. He mellowed on them when my eldest son became the drummer in a Beatles cover band for a 10 year period, He would actually go with me to see my son''s band play nothing but Beatles songs!
@@patticrichton1135 My dad passed away in 1972 at the age of 46. I was almost 14 years old. Now I look at all music with the wondering if he would have warmed up to it. Bands like Yes, Kansas, Styx, Rush, the list goes on.
Yes, Paul McCartney was one of The Beatles, and he wrote this in 10 minutes, he was asked to do a theme song for the upcoming latest 'Bond' film called 'Live and Let Die', Guns and Roses did a cover of it.
This was probably the best James Bond theme song ever. Paul McCartney was asked to write this song for the James Bond movie "Live And Let Die". And this was the brilliant result. Guns N Roses did a *cover* of this Paul McCartney song Jo Jo. And yes, Paul was a member of The Beatles. The most successful, the most influential and most popular rock group of all time. They have these titles in The Guinness Book of World Records. Forget what the Guinness book says, just ask about *anybody* and they'll tell you the same, *exact* thing. And absolutely better than rap. You need to learn about The Beatles Jo Jo. Have to say though, your reaction was really lousy. You didn't seem to take it very seriously and made a joke and a mockery out of the song.
THE Best James Bond song!
@@artnmind You better believe it!😃🎸🎶🎹🎤🎼🎻🎧🎺🎵💞
Sorry not sorry, but if you expect kids today to fall all over themselves to kneel humbly at the altar of a band that broke up over half a century ago, you're making a joke of yourself. His reaction was fine. He even gave it 9 of 10. Your reaction, otoh, was total shit. Go yell at a cloud instead of a kid broadening his horizons, ffs.
@@artnmind But NOT the best Spy Movie opening. :P
Such a great film with no weird racial themes whatsoever, no sense that white people are writing black characters and cultures from a weird outsider point of view. Just totally wholesome fun.
Paul McCartney wrote this song with his wife Linda in the 1970s; Guns n' Roses did a cover of this song, as well as Mama Kin (originally from Aerosmith) and Knocking on Heaven's Door (Bob Dylan). Some people believe these songs are GNR original and don't even know who the artists are. I mean, I know people who don't know who Bob Dylan is...is that possible in 2022? Anyway, I like your way of reacting to songs/artists and the discovery of new sounds. You're such a positive, keep going!
Theme song for the James Bond flick “ Live and Let Die.
Paul McCartney from the beatles. This was the theme tune for a 007 film. Love and let die.
When you have talent and creative genius this is the kind of music you get. When you have corporate execs telling you what music to make you get predictive crap.
The Beatles and
(sir james paul mccartney)
is the best-selling music act of all time, with estimated sales of 600 million units worldwide.
He is by himself the best selling songwriter of all time.
"This Is Guns'N'Roses"
Guns'N'Roses version of this song was a cover
Paul Mccartney originally wrote this as the theme song for the James Bond movie of the Same title
This! This was one of the most entertaining reactions I’ve seen! You GO, young man! You just stumbled across one one of the greatest compositions of the modern day! 😎
Paul's creative input and Musical output in albums Revolver, Sgt Peppers, Magical Mystery Tour, Abbey Road, Ram, Band on the Run is astonishing.
All such different albums and concepts. And so many more.
Oh. Band on the Run would be excellent for Jojo to react to
Beatles - Ive got a feeling
Another Mccartney's amazing vocal performance
Much encouragement to you, as you find the places that the old music can take you. BTW, Paul just finished his latest tour. He is 80 years old now, with a legacy that will last. The other living Beatle, drummer Ringo Starr, teams up with other famous musicians, and has a grand old time touring with his All Starr Band. Have fun on your path!
And Ringo just turned 82 on July 7th and you wouldn't know it to look at him or see him in concert!
That would also be a fun concert. Glad to hear that Ringo is well, also!!
The reason why it's so short is because it was the theme song for for a James Bond movie of the same name. 😁😁
I'm not gonna lie either...All the music from the 70's is better than the music of today!
And the 60’s and the 80’s and the 90’s and the 50’s etc
It was also the theme song for the Live and Let Die James Bond movie
Glad you keyed into the producer, George Martin, who also produced The Beatles. To hear the band and particularly the production at its heights, anything from the album, Abbey Road (try Come Together).
Yes George Martin he was a very very important part of Beatles in fact he was the fifth Beatle without George Martin the Beatles would’ve been the Beatles George Martin goes way back to the beginning of way back to the 50s to the beginning of the BBC he produced all kinds of bands such as legitimate bands that played orchestral music and horns and everything and he produced the gun shows and George Martin did everything and the Beatles came upon George Martin and George Martin introduced the Beatles onto a whole new different era and they started in their psychedelic. And they went on and when they broke up Paul McCartney George Harrison John Lennon Ringo start with their separate paths and they all kept their professional musician ship together
@@stevensprunger3422 "gun shows" ?? WHAT is THAT? I know a lot about the Beatles and George Martin....WHY would George have anything to do with guns?? The Beatles didn't come upon George Martin. George Martin came upon them when Brian Epstein, their manager was trying to get them a recording contract. After so many rejections from many record labels, he went to EMI and they weren't too interested and sent him to their "minor" subsidiary label Parlophone....which George Martin was a producer for. Keep in mind that the Beatles themselves has a LOT of IDEAS about how to do their songs, ones that George Martin often didn't come up with himself. BUT he would help them bring some of these ideas to fruition if they couldn't do it totally on their own. He truly IS the ONE and ONLY person that DESERVES the title of "the FIFTH BEATLE."
@@patticrichton1135
Sorry
GOON sows
Took place on radio over in England with
Peter Sellers Spike Milligan and Harry Secomb
Classic surreal comedy
All the Beatles all love them they inspired Monty Python the Firesign theater etc.
Ringo Starr Peter Sellers George Harrison used to hang around together in fact Rango Starr bought Peter Sellers mansion
Peter Sellers and Ringo Starr starred in a movie called “the magic Christian”
Sours used to hang around with Ravi Shankar and George Harrison
The GOON SHOW
Aired about once a week on the radio in England…..
Paul McCartney and Wings. Try the album Band on the Run. Has a lot of good ones. Suggestion- group:Emerson, Lake and Palmer- album: Brain Salad Surgery. All of the songs are good.
"Is he a legend?" Yes, Paul is the ultimate legend. He was a Beatle.
The producer was George Martin, the legendary producer of The Beatles; he did the arrangement for the orchestra. But that is a real band with orchestra on this track.
There is a reggae section in the middle, b/c Paul loves reggae and the James Bond movie he wrote it for, Live and Let Die, was set in Jamaica.
That right there is one of the greatest songwriters of all time, and you are getting it. Wait till you hear more.
Good for you to realize great artistry !! Today music is not even close to the days of old. Sir Paul is indeed special as his former band the amazing Beatles a band that can never be rivaled !!
The Beatles and Paul McCartney almost always a surprise here an there in their songs.
You really should see the pyro in the live version of this song. 👍
Paul McCartney after the Beatles… way before G-N-R
Live and Let Die is the theme song for the bond film Live and Let Die. He wrote the song and then guns n roses covered it 20 years later
There is an element of 'Have you heard of this book called the bible?' about introducing Paul McCartney for the first time. And with a Bond theme!
Axl Rose was maybe 11 years old when this song by Paul McCartney came out as title track of the James Bond movie Live and Let Die, first one with Roger Moore as James Bond.
This is Paul Mccartneys song. He wrote it for James Bond movie "Live and let Die". Guns and Rose's was a cover
“Some dude named Paul McCartney”. You goofy man much appreciation for you expanding your musical knowledge.
Some dude? Whoever this is?? The Beatles...Wings Over America... And an amazing solo career. Paul McCartney!!😱🤦
Time for your meds babe, Remember this song is nearly 50 years old. Cut new listeners a break
@@DazzleMonroe I get it... but Paul McCartney!?
@@leahsunbury9639 Have you ever heard of Cardiacs?
@@DazzleMonroe no, why?
@@leahsunbury9639 Exactly! Not everybody has heard of everybody. I could laugh at you for not knowing who Cardiacs are, but I don't.
When it's really good, it blows your mind. Gotcha!
Jojo, you gotta see and hear his live performance of this song, powerful fire
YES, with flashpots, fire, flares, lasers , AND if it's an outside venue, they add FIREWORKS. The "bomb" flashpots that go off at the front of the stage after he sings "say LIVE AND LET DIE" and the orchestra goes "BOM BOM" that's when they set them off. If you are in the front row it will scare the hell out of you if you aren't expecting it. PAUL had DONE LIVE AN LET DIE in EVERY CONCERT tour he has played since 1976 til the GLASTONBURY festival in England, which was on June 25th this year (2022) and he just turned 80 years old on June 18th. The crowd there started singing "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" to him. Bruce Springsteen and Dave Grohl (from the FOO FIGHTERS) joined Paul onstage for 2 songs each with him. I just received that entire concert on DVD yesterday and watched it today. It was FANTASTIC!!
Does he even know who Springsteen and Dave Grohl are?
James Bond, 007, was an English spy. He was going to try and stay alive, while the villain died. Have fun and watch Goldfinger sometime.
Artists did each have their own sound to differentiate themselves from other artists and bands. Why would you want to sound like anyone else? Sounding different means the people that listened to you on the radio immediately knew who you were. You don't have that anymore.
Check out "Yesterday" that McCartney wrote when the Beatles were together and it is in the Beatles discography. At one point, "Yesterday" was the most covered song by anyone, and it still may be.
Paul McCartney has written and performed some of the greatest music of all time. Many people feel that way about him.
I'm only 31 and I'm proud of you! Keep your heart open my friend!
Hey, man, loving your channel. I've just binged like 5 hours of your videos, love your heartfelt reactions. I did want to see if you know Jimi Hendrix, All Along the Watchtower. Thought of it while watching your Stairway to Heaven video, but I don't know if you catch comments from way back then, thought it more likely you'd see this one. If no traction, I'll pot it on a newer one but chose this cause it's from the same era. Thanks for your content! :)
Very fun reaction! No coal for you 🎅🏻 Now I am hungry for french fries lol. Love to see your reaction to The Temptations Papa Was A Rolling Stone 1972
Yes! HE IS A LEGEND
LFR! "eat some French fries"...the audacity 🤣 now I'm going to sing that every time I listen to this song 🤣. I call shenanigans!
This was just something he slapped together for a James bond theme song . . He is one of the GOATS .
Appreciate your reaction.
3.10 minutes - back in the day when this was released three minutes was the upper limit time if a radio would play.
Currently I'm enjoying a Chinese rapper Zi Tao. I basically ignore the fact that most of the lyrics are in Chinese. I didn't expect to go this route (almost 70 here). Life has a few surprises.
Look up the band Wings, which was his band and the song BAND ON THE RUN. It's like 3 songs in 1, talk about switch ups and great vocals!!
his band AFTER he was in the BEATLES.
@@patticrichton1135 wasn't sure he knew who the Beatlles were, didn't want to make it more difficult lol
This was the first Bond movie theme for Roger Moore - it needed to be strong. And McCartney was in his peak - after the Beatles split, he formed his own band 'Wings' with his wife Linda and didn't have anything left to prove, just enjoy himself.
You just have to listen and enjoy. We were blessed to have had the greatest music and musicians ever.
Guns and Roses made a cover of this song. Paul McCartney had a synphonic orchestra for this composition.
Yo, Jojo
If you've ever reacted to The Beatles, Paul McCartney was one of the members of The Beatles, specifically, he was their bassist
He was not just the bassist in the Beatles, he was the main songwriter along with John Lennon and more often than not the lead vocalist.
@@alicemilne1444 true, let's not forget that he'd also been the pianist for the Beatles too
@@karlsmith2570 That's true
He was co lead singer,co songwriter,pianist,bassist lol...he was not just their bassist
My 2nd fave bond song. Always awesome to see someone appreciate it!
You have the whole world of The Beatles to discover yet. Absolute masters. Start that journey asap!
Theme song to the James Bond movie LIVE AND LET DIE; arguably the best James Bond theme song too (and there's about 50 of them by now). Super thematic; it should sound like a movie song. McCartney was the most successful of all the Beatles in terms of chart #1s and longevity. He's had probably 100 hits just as a solo artist after the Beatles broke up...
This was the Theme Song of the James Bond film of the same Name !! & the Beatles & Paul McCartney ARE LEGEND!!
Is he a legend?!!!! Hahahahahahahaha. Yes.
"He a legend or something?....."
That brought a smile....
Paul McCartney is simply the most successful songwriter/singer in modern history.
No young man this is PAUL MCCARTNEY!!
yeah he's a legend from the 1960s with the Beatles, you should listen to His collab with Micheal Jackson Say Say Say, that ones fire
Love this guy’s reaction. Youthful fun.
The Beatles were a British band who came here in the early 60's and changed American music forever. There was nothing like it here in the USA, and all the girls went absolutely crazy over them. You should check out the history of them. They broke up in I think 71 and went on to solo artists. Paul married his wife; Linda and she became part of Paul McCartney and the Wings. They had the most hits I would say
Close, Candice, they broke up in 1970 but it wasn't completely settled until almost 20 years later
It's
>>>SIR
You should see a video of Live and Let Die performed live. McCartney loves his light shows. If you really want to hear the Beatles play with instrumentals, you should check out A Day in the Life from the Sgt Pepper album.
#1 Songwriter of ALL TIME. No dispute. Most successful music artist in history. Release 50 albums since going solo from the Beatles in 1970. Had a #1 hit every year from 1963-1987
Guns and roses wishes! They came along decades later.
This is a movie soundtrack song (James Bond)
It’s called musicianship. No computer. No drum machine. No loops. And this for a James Bond Movie theme song. A major hit movie and record. You might like Beethoven, also. You just want a steady beat? Get a wind-up clock. Tic tic tic rapper.
Jojo! I don’t know if you’ll ever see this. It’s Halloween, I’m supposed to be watching a scary movie I have qued up, but I’m bringing your vids. I’m subscribing. When this song was out, it was with a 007 movie. The symphony you’re hearing is real people in a studio. No sampling or digitization. For more, check out A Day in the Life by The Beatles or Kashmir by Led Zeppelin. This is Tape! 1/4” reel, no Pro Tools or anything. Straight recorded talent music and composition. Love watching you, man, it makes it fresh for me.
Yes, this was a song by former Beatle Paul McCartney. He was asked to write and record the theme song for the James Bond film of the same name in 1973. Guns N' Roses' version of McCartney's song was actually released 18 years later in 1991. I'm not a fan of GnR, but that's the one track of theirs that I can listen to and enjoy, and that says a lot about this song itself.