Absolutely brilliant. And how impressive are the WA Police Pipe Band - who was the girl playing the bass drum? What a clip for her showreel. Mull of Kintyre brought tears to my eyes. A keeper - wish I'd been there.
AND, Nisha is cute, too !! She has a nice little body groove going there. I've yet to see a bad version of this song performed by anybody that's come on the stage with Paul.
Glad to be able to say that I was there that night. Sang and cried all the way through. The concert went on for hours, Paul is so generous with his time.
No matter what nationality you are...everyone has a personal Mull of Kintyre in his heart...a place full of memories, old atmospheres and old people a place of love. That's why this songs gets people emotional.
I'm Australian with Scottish ancestors my Tartan is the Sinclair all my Scottish ancestors migrated to Australia on their free will. This song was played at my late Aunty June's funeral on November 2016. It bought tears to my eyes. My late Dad sent away to Scotland every year for the Scottish Field Calendar right up to his passing in 1978. I think you can still get Scottish Field Calendars probably online. Many blessings to you 🙏🙏🙏....Pete from Tasmania here in Australia.
I'm an American, in Florida, but I once had the privilege to live in Scotland for a month. Hearing this really makes the tears flow, and I'm crying like a nut.😢
Its always been a song I loved since 1975 when it was released. I was there too on Sat night and while deep down I wished Paul would sing it, I thought it was probably too out of kilter for a live concert. When Paul started strumming the first notes I got goose bumps and just could not believe it. When the Police Band marched on with the Pipes and Drums I was beside my self. It was too much to believe. All around me people had tears in their eyes and were singing along, as did I. Here I am at 60, still moved by a Beatle - Paul truly gives to his fans...
@@robertte3320 I know exactly how you felt. I was there too. It was a highly emotional experience. I'm 67, and felt l was with the timeline of my adult life. One of the loveliest, and most talented men to walk this earth.
I am of German decent living in America . However I just have always loved this song. A song about a place , a memory of childhood , PRICELESS . Thanks Paul for playing this live.
The girl on the bass drum, at 14, was superb. Professional, musical, disciplined ... all while playing in front of thousands of people for Sir Paul. They were all wonderful, but I hope that girl goes on to a wonderful career in music. Thank you WA Police Pipe Band.
She's perfect, and particularly because she doesn't crack a smile until it's done. The whole time they're playing, she just does this deadpan look to camera as if to say 'this is a bit of alright, isn't it?'
Holds a special place. My eldest son was two when it was released . Every time it came on the radio he’d run to me “pipes daddy, pipes” .it will stay with me forever!!
Paul has given us all so much. I'm so glad he's still entertaining us at 78 years old. Mull of Kintyre brings tears to me every time. What a wonderful gift to Scots worldwide who treasure our ancestral homeland and revere it's music.
Grew up standing on a milk crate playing an imaginary guitar in the snow in Edinburgh. 7/8 years old and to this day it takes me back to gods country 🏴
I have a fair amount of Scots blood in me, although I've never been to Scotland. There's something about bagpipes that always brings a tear to my eye. The beautiful simplicity of this song is amazing. Thank you Sir Paul.
This is my favorite song of all time. Great job everyone!! You can tell Paul was thinking of Linda God rest her soul. Once again awesome job Australia love you so much!!
Obviously I am not of Scottish descent but these bagpipes always tugged my heart strings... It is worthwhile to note that in Malaysia where I live, the Police Band, the St John's school band and many others still have very good bagpipes in their make up. One of the Sikh organization's bagpipers, actually won a international bagpipe competition in Scotland...Thanks, Sir Paul
Yep. If you take any single criterion, there's probably somebody who can beat him - Elvis might have had more Number Ones, Michael Jackson might have shifted more units, Mozart was technically a better composer, and so on. But if you factor all those things together - number one singles, number one LPs, millions (billions?) of records sold, cultural impact, songs written that have been covered by hundreds of different artists, being a Beatle, Mull of Kintyre, length of career, wealth generated by that career - by any reasonable measure, this is surely the most successful musician who ever lived.
This song makes me homesick , makes me want to go back home to Scotland.. But I'm here in Glasgow ,doing some work in the house..lol... Love from Scotland..
I'm not meaning to make light of your friend, but Happy Birthday to them You KNEW them. I didn't. That's the best, besides, "it DOES hurt, doesn't it?, and I'm sorry", but, I'm GLAD to have KNOWN those, I've lost.
As soon as those pipes started I got goosebumps, when I was at junior school a mate of mines dad (who was Scottish) used to play the pipes in our local churchyard...all dressed in his kilt etc...loved the sound then love the sound now 50 years on....Happy days...
I live in the States and I hope one day that I can hear Sir Paul perform this song here. My family has Scotch/Irish heritage and I'm very proud of that.
Thanks for posting! This music came from Heaven! I love it! It makes me cry whenever I hear it, missing a place I have never been, existing only in my dreams but full of peace and joy. Paul is the best ever!
What a special video. I was at this amazing, life fulfilling concert. I thought l'd died and gone to heaven, to be in this beautiful man's company . Something l had dreamed of since the '60s. Thanks so much for sharing.
Wow, for all that Paul had been rightly lauded I think his unique musical genius is still underappreciated. He's a savant. It's not just hard work and talent with Paul, it's not that he's a trained and skilled musician. He thinks music. His tunes are always melodic and memorable but that's just the sheen of the song, there's always lots of interesting twists underneath. It's both highly eccentric and highly entertaining at the same time, something that rarely happens. Usually if you've got some avant garde piece of art it's a trudge to get through. Thanks for all the wonder, Sir Paul!
I just recently came across this song. It has quickly become one of my favorites and I love it. When the pipers kick in I can feel my heart swell and fill with peace
My all time favourite song. I first heard this song when I was six years old, way back in 1977. I fell in love with it the first time I heard it. It was the first song I ever learned off by heart. So many great childhood memories come flooding back every time I hear it. Well done, sir paul. And a big shoutout to the young lady on the bass drum. I wish you lots of luck for your future. I'll bet your parents are extremely proud of you.
I keep coming back to this just to see the smile on that young girls face. My granddaughter Lucinda had the same smile when I showed her this. Top Shelf
Beautiful! Why don't Paul's live songs get more likes. It's ridiculous. He's a Universal treasure! God bless Paul and anyone who celebrates his miraculous gifts. Thank you for positing this.
Hi to all from Alabama in central Alabama 🇺🇸. I love watching Paul and his group do this great song 👏🏻🥰‼️ Second, I love it by Glen Campbell in May of 1981. He does it justice too.
Im not Scottish or ever been to Scotland but this song gets me every time. Such a beautiful tune, it brings a tear to my eye. Paul is such an amzing composer. Its a modern tune that sounds ancient.
I saw him in Norway last year and he was AMAZING. The people of Australia have a lot to look forward to, and it was about time he toured Australia again!
The greatest musician in the galaxy, if one day an E.T. ask me who would represent the planet musically I would have no hesitation in pointing out Mr. Paul McCartney!!!!
Fantastic episode and thanks to the person who recorded it because it's absolutely brilliant and Paul is wonderful as usual. Thanks to the bagpipe Throop to play for us!
Very moving indeed! I thought it was just going to be played with just the band, how wrong was I? The pipe band came out and exploded into that anthem. Just sent shivers up my spine and have to admit brought tears to my eye's haha. Very emotional song. Have always Loved Sir Paul and has always been a part of my musical life here in the UK. Thank you for posting!
I just love that bass drummer Lass! That's sheer enthusiasm and it's contagious! If Sir P. weren't a Liverpudlian, I'd say this song was penned by a trve Scotsman... ...
Never heard this song till I moved to Aus from the US. I love the hell out of it. I love the gal playing the drum, she is so cool and collected. May we see more of her one day.
Beautiful song and rendition! I always appreciate the musicians Paul includes when he performs this song in various locations. In Perth, the young girl playing the bass drum is especially captivating. She is so mature and professional, at the same time, you can tell she is having the time of her life, performing before a large audience with a musical legend. Pure joy!
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Absolutely brilliant. And how impressive are the WA Police Pipe Band - who was the girl playing the bass drum? What a clip for her showreel. Mull of Kintyre brought tears to my eyes. A keeper - wish I'd been there.
neurofire Her name is Nisha :)
She's an amazing person, very talented, a good start!
@@magicmike6961 You are one pathetic person. seriously, go seek help.
AND, Nisha is cute, too !! She has a nice little body groove going there. I've yet to see a bad version of this song performed by anybody that's come on the stage with Paul.
she's a true beauty
Glad to be able to say that I was there that night. Sang and cried all the way through. The concert went on for hours, Paul is so generous with his time.
Lucky you!!
Paul wrote a song in 1977 that sounds like it been there for 200 hundred years. That's the meaning of timeless music.
Greetings from Germany
Paul wrote this great song together with Danny Lane on his Farm in Scottland - RIP Danny - hope they`ll play this on your funeral
Denny Laine died in powerty without any money for his medical treatment!
No matter what nationality you are...everyone has a personal Mull of Kintyre in his heart...a place full of memories, old atmospheres and old people a place of love. That's why this songs gets people emotional.
As an American with Scottish anchestary there's just something beautiful about this song.
I'm Australian with Scottish ancestors my Tartan is the Sinclair all my Scottish ancestors migrated to Australia on their free will.
This song was played at my late Aunty June's funeral on November 2016. It bought tears to my eyes. My late Dad sent away to Scotland every year for the Scottish Field Calendar right up to his passing in 1978. I think you can still get Scottish Field Calendars probably online. Many blessings to you 🙏🙏🙏....Pete from Tasmania here in Australia.
I'm an American, in Florida, but I once had the privilege to live in Scotland for a month. Hearing this really makes the tears flow, and I'm crying like a nut.😢
I was there. Just prayed to God that Paul would do this....and he did. Just amazing.
Its always been a song I loved since 1975 when it was released. I was there too on Sat night and while deep down I wished Paul would sing it, I thought it was probably too out of kilter for a live concert. When Paul started strumming the first notes I got goose bumps and just could not believe it. When the Police Band marched on with the Pipes and Drums I was beside my self. It was too much to believe. All around me people had tears in their eyes and were singing along, as did I. Here I am at 60, still moved by a Beatle - Paul truly gives to his fans...
@@robertte3320 I know exactly how you felt. I was there too. It was a highly emotional experience. I'm 67, and felt l was with the timeline of my adult life. One of the loveliest, and most talented men to walk this earth.
@@robertte3320 I wish I was there....
Linda's ghost is in the background. This is a song about her and where they lived, in Kintyre. I can't listen to this without crying.
Same ❤
This song brings tears to my eyes, and I live in the U.S.
And me too..l 'm brasilian..🇧🇷♥️
I am of German decent living in America . However I just have always loved this song. A song about a place , a memory of childhood , PRICELESS . Thanks Paul for playing this live.
So you are an American? have some pride in the nation of your birth.
The girl on the bass drum, at 14, was superb. Professional, musical, disciplined ... all while playing in front of thousands of people for Sir Paul. They were all wonderful, but I hope that girl goes on to a wonderful career in music. Thank you WA Police Pipe Band.
She's perfect, and particularly because she doesn't crack a smile until it's done. The whole time they're playing, she just does this deadpan look to camera as if to say 'this is a bit of alright, isn't it?'
Holds a special place. My eldest son was two when it was released . Every time it came on the radio he’d run to me “pipes daddy, pipes” .it will stay with me forever!!
Paul has given us all so much. I'm so glad he's still entertaining us at 78 years old. Mull of Kintyre brings tears to me every time. What a wonderful gift to Scots worldwide who treasure our ancestral homeland and revere it's music.
Grew up standing on a milk crate playing an imaginary guitar in the snow in Edinburgh. 7/8 years old and to this day it takes me back to gods country 🏴
I have a fair amount of Scots blood in me, although I've never been to Scotland. There's something about bagpipes that always brings a tear to my eye. The beautiful simplicity of this song is amazing. Thank you Sir Paul.
Irish-American. Father born in Donegal. Celts to the soul. Crying too.💗
I just discovered this song and I tear up when I hear it. Something about the way Paul sings it and how it builds up. Something so emotional about it.
This is my favorite song of all time. Great job everyone!! You can tell Paul was thinking of Linda God rest her soul. Once again awesome job Australia love you so much!!
Imagine the thrill! Backing up Paul McCartney on this instant classic.
I wouldn't have thought it possible for anyone to steal the show from Sir Paul but that girl's smile almost did.
Oh please, let this song be ringing in my ears as I step into eternity.
Obviously I am not of Scottish descent but these bagpipes always tugged my heart strings...
It is worthwhile to note that in Malaysia where I live, the Police Band, the St John's school band and many others still have very good bagpipes in their make up. One of the Sikh organization's bagpipers, actually won a international bagpipe competition in Scotland...Thanks, Sir Paul
you are Malaysian ?
Once the bagpipes are in your heart , it’s doesn’t matter where you are from my friend 🏴🖤
@@steveblack1971 Absolutely...Cheers
I love this song and I love all things Scottish
Never been to Scotland and never thought of going but this song for some reason always gets to me. Paul McCartney is a goat
Sometimes a girl forgets she can cry for happy.This is one of those beautiful,sentimental times.
Rock on Paul. ❤Karen Penrod
My dna prevents me from ever having too much Scot bagpipe and drum music. Thanks Sir Paul and everyone involved in this video!!
OCH - THE PIPES !! - THERE'S NOTHING LIKE THE SOUND OF THE PIPES!
He makes people happy for a living and for over 50 years !
Yep. If you take any single criterion, there's probably somebody who can beat him - Elvis might have had more Number Ones, Michael Jackson might have shifted more units, Mozart was technically a better composer, and so on. But if you factor all those things together - number one singles, number one LPs, millions (billions?) of records sold, cultural impact, songs written that have been covered by hundreds of different artists, being a Beatle, Mull of Kintyre, length of career, wealth generated by that career - by any reasonable measure, this is surely the most successful musician who ever lived.
65 years
Would imagine this would be the ultimate gig for any pipe band.Joining Sir Paul onstage to play Mull of Kintyre.
Exactly! What Joy 💜
Will never tire of hearing this song .
This song makes me homesick , makes me want to go back home to Scotland..
But I'm here in Glasgow ,doing some work in the house..lol...
Love from Scotland..
Great song and the wee bass drummer rocked it! 14, really impressive!
for sure great ❤ love the song from ireland so lovely ❤
Chills and tears falling as memories of a dear friend passed away from cancer a week ago. Listening to this
I'm not meaning to make light of your friend, but Happy Birthday to them
You KNEW them.
I didn't.
That's the best, besides, "it DOES hurt, doesn't it?, and I'm sorry", but, I'm GLAD to have KNOWN those, I've lost.
Just love this song so glad you covered it thank you Paul 2 all the bands involved
@@cynthiawhite8868 Love 4YOU&FAMILY💖💔💔💕💕
GOD Bless You .💓💖💖💔💔👍👍💕💕💕💖💖💖💖💖💕💕💕
My best friend died of cancer one week ago today. She loved this song so I play this for her. Love you always Val.
FANTASTIC, Beautiful, BRAVO PAUL. Long live for Scottland, to Great Britain and to music at all!
The young lady on the bass drum, plays with class and a style all her own!!
What a show I have goosebumps and tears, the WA Police Pipe band were awesome I bet that is a memory they’ll never forget.❤️🇦🇺🦋🥰
As soon as those pipes started I got goosebumps, when I was at junior school a mate of mines dad (who was Scottish) used to play the pipes in our local churchyard...all dressed in his kilt etc...loved the sound then love the sound now 50 years on....Happy days...
Simply a magnificent anthem composed by Paul Mccartney.
And Denny Laine.
The whole audience singing along from the first note sent a chill down my spine
I live in the States and I hope one day that I can hear Sir Paul perform this song here. My family has Scotch/Irish heritage and I'm very proud of that.
Brilliant!! My whole family saw him perform this in Ottawa Canada in 2013. He brought in the Ottawa police pipe band and I was shredded ❤️❤️
Thanks for posting! This music came from Heaven! I love it! It makes me cry whenever I hear it, missing a place I have never been, existing only in my dreams but full of peace and joy. Paul is the best ever!
What a special video. I was at this amazing, life fulfilling concert. I thought l'd died and gone to heaven, to be in this beautiful man's company . Something l had dreamed of since the '60s. Thanks so much for sharing.
One of the greatest songs ever, thank you
Just listening to the intro of this song brings me to tears, it's so beautiful, magical
The song goes straight to the heart -- an artistic brilliance that is quite rare, indeed.
As competitive piper for years I can assure you first hand that this band is outstanding. Absolutely brilliant.
Wow, for all that Paul had been rightly lauded I think his unique musical genius is still underappreciated. He's a savant. It's not just hard work and talent with Paul, it's not that he's a trained and skilled musician. He thinks music. His tunes are always melodic and memorable but that's just the sheen of the song, there's always lots of interesting twists underneath. It's both highly eccentric and highly entertaining at the same time, something that rarely happens. Usually if you've got some avant garde piece of art it's a trudge to get through. Thanks for all the wonder, Sir Paul!
Brilliantly stated. Thank you.
I just recently came across this song. It has quickly become one of my favorites and I love it. When the pipers kick in I can feel my heart swell and fill with peace
Something about bagpipes makes music more astounding
God I absolutely love this song. Thank you Paul McCartney!
This beautiful song make me cry. I'm French but my dreams are in Scotland. Thank Paul & Denny
My all time favourite song. I first heard this song when I was six years old, way back in 1977. I fell in love with it the first time I heard it. It was the first song I ever learned off by heart. So many great childhood memories come flooding back every time I hear it. Well done, sir paul. And a big shoutout to the young lady on the bass drum. I wish you lots of luck for your future. I'll bet your parents are extremely proud of you.
Good Show! CHEERS! Paul! You did it again.
He still sings, shouts & remains melodious at the same time...after all these years...amazing
Wonderfull!! Beautiful, thanks Paul.
I keep coming back to this just to see the smile on that young girls face.
My granddaughter Lucinda had the same smile when I showed her this. Top Shelf
Always love this song when I heard first in 1977 on the radio 😃💚🤍🧡😃❤❤😃
Beautiful! Why don't Paul's live songs get more likes. It's ridiculous. He's a Universal treasure! God bless Paul and anyone who celebrates his miraculous gifts. Thank you for positing this.
Un gran saludo para esta estrella que es Paul mc Carney desde Chile 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱
Hi to all from Alabama in central Alabama 🇺🇸. I love watching Paul and his group do this great song 👏🏻🥰‼️ Second, I love it by Glen Campbell in May of 1981. He does it justice too.
oh man that beautiful young girl on the brass drum must be so happy.
Im not Scottish or ever been to Scotland but this song gets me every time. Such a beautiful tune, it brings a tear to my eye. Paul is such an amzing composer. Its a modern tune that sounds ancient.
Go to Scotland, it's a beautiful place on earth.😂❤
All we Need is LOVE and feel
THE MULL OF KINTYRE
This is the most awesome thing I've ever seen. (Then again I would say that. But facts are facts.)
Wow that was a very special treat as I always whined tbat he never did it live..I stand corrected! Beautiful, thank you!
Something about the bagpipes, was sure easy to march behind a military pipe band . Brings back fond memories. Thank you Sir Paul
Great music, I Love Paul , Greetings to the Pipe Band
The Scots are something special, even the ones who live in Australia.
scouser
It happens everytime I listen to this song, that the tears wont stop flowing. Theres something about bagpipes that get to me.
I saw him in Norway last year and he was AMAZING. The people of Australia have a lot to look forward to, and it was about time he toured Australia again!
I feel that this song sealed Paul's legacy as a great composer!
Here’s to goose bumps and tears. Tears of joy ❤️ love you Macca
Hello This Is one of ＩＴ,Australians can play Scottish pipes！ lovibg U.K. CULTURE！！
Wow, very good reincarnation of this classic tune.pipes and drums were very good.
y u pipers are so great - Amazing!
The greatest musician in the galaxy, if one day an E.T. ask me who would represent the planet musically I would have no hesitation in pointing out Mr. Paul McCartney!!!!
That’s SIR Paul
Tears of joy for a time when we respected one another, and the humanity of Paul is so beautiful! Thx.
He is such a credit to Scotland 🏴
As happens when he’s from Liverpool, ENGLAND 🙈
@@jamesthompson9336 born in Liverpool but still has his home in Scotland
I’m not Scottish but I’ve always loved this song with bagpipe accompaniment
I love this song
I love Scotland !!
It’s the Home of my Grandmothers
Clan “McCallum”
I’m from and I live in Scotland, clan Gordon
Excellent 👏❤️ merci beaucoup Monsieur 💖💖💖
Just LOVE the bag pipes AND a great song AND performance!!
This is my favorite song by him. I have seen him thrice and no such luck, to hear this live.
This is the best live version. Very good angle, the sound is perfect (although Sir Paul is a bit muted) and the Pipe Band is amazing.
One of the best songs Sir Paul has ever written!
WOW. Holding back tears...❤
Fantastic episode and thanks to the person who recorded it because it's absolutely brilliant and Paul is wonderful as usual. Thanks to the bagpipe Throop to play for us!
This was awesome, I was a very proud west Aussie and I thought it was wonderful of Paul to include them in his show
I love the way this song brings people together.
I've never felt such amazing energy from a group of performers before.
Very moving indeed! I thought it was just going to be played with just the band, how wrong was I? The pipe band came out and exploded into that anthem. Just sent shivers up my spine and have to admit brought tears to my eye's haha. Very emotional song. Have always Loved Sir Paul and has always been a part of my musical life here in the UK. Thank you for posting!
This was wonderful!! Thank you for posting it!!!
Paul is a Musical Genius♥️🌟💙🎸
Have no words for this, just tears. Boy, would I love to know how to play this tune on pipes.
You’ll not find much easier tunes than this honestly….👍
I just love that bass drummer Lass! That's sheer enthusiasm and it's contagious! If Sir P. weren't a Liverpudlian, I'd say this song was penned by a trve Scotsman... ...
she is great ❤
The Australian pipe band is total love, hope that you are still around.💙
Never heard this song till I moved to Aus from the US. I love the hell out of it. I love the gal playing the drum, she is so cool and collected. May we see more of her one day.
The WAPOl Pipe Band was outstanding, they are a real Credit to the WA Police Community.
I have always loved this song!
Beautiful song and rendition! I always appreciate the musicians Paul includes when he performs this song in various locations. In Perth, the young girl playing the bass drum is especially captivating. She is so mature and professional, at the same time, you can tell she is having the time of her life, performing before a large audience with a musical legend. Pure joy!
few artists can do this. thank u paul.
Beautiful song, and I cover this too. Paul is a legend!