First Time Reaction | Paul McCartney - Live And Let Die | SOLO PAUL IS BADASS!
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There will never be a better James Bond song ever. It just can’t be done.
Also. There will never be another Paul McCartney. He came from almost poverty and made it big, along with the other Beatles [ even though John Lennon ws considered middle class because was raised in a middle class home by his Aunt Mimi].
A view to a kill - Duran Duran, Goldeneye - Tina Turner, Nobody does it better - Carly Simon, You know my name - Chris Cornell, Thunderball - Tom Jones, Goldfinger - Shirley Bassey, Diamonds are forever - Shirley Bassey, For your eyes only - Sheena easton. Alot of good bond songs besides this one. But this one is deff top 3 for me
View to a kill is good.
In 3 minutes, your mind envisions the whole movie unfolding before you. It’s really a masterpiece.
The classic phrase you’ve heard is “Live and let live.” “Live and let die” is a clever James Bond spy thriller twist on it.
I saw Paul and Wings perform this at the Forum in Inglewood over 40 years ago. Linda was still alive and in the band. Their performance of this song was the first time we had seen Laser beams used in a concert and the whole audience just freaked out. What a memory.
Was at the show. Have a vinyl bootleg of it.
@@garylee3685 How did you manage to get a vinyl bootleg?
@musicairplanes4884 found it at a used record store a couple years later. Same show I was at. Still have it.
@@garylee3685 That is amazing. Vinyl bootlegs are not that common. Pretty lucky find. I guess they would have recorded it on cassette and then transferred it to vinyl.
I saw the same concert, only up at the Seattle Kingdome. It was awesome! I still have the ticket stub. 🤩👏💫
Band On The Run will totally bend your mind.
Another, YES!
This is also the title track to the 007 James Bond movie Live And Let Die, which is how it became more famous. Maybe I’m Amazed is another great song 🎧
Maybe I'm amazed is another great one from Paul to check out
ooh I 2nd this!
Yes!!!
Theme for James Bond film. Paul has so many GREAT songs. It’s incredible and still amazes me that one person can create so many. He’s almost superhuman. Whenever someone asks what’s your favorite Wings song……it’s impossible to pick just one or five. All his songs are so different. You wonder how he comes up with all these great tunes.
And that billion pounds is with the insane taxes from Britain. The other three Beatles left the UK because of the taxes but Paul didn’t, so that figure is even more impressive. I remember going to the James Bond movie for this and BOOM this song came on. The whole theater was so excited. We went nuts.
George never left the UK. Like all of them though, including Paul, they had other residences around the world they would reside in at times.
Remember as a little kid this movie and song were HUGE. The song was constantly played on the radio and everyone was talking about the film.
My favorite of the franchise. Now - I was 3 at the time 😂
Watching you hear “Live And Let Die” made me cry in happiness for your discovery and it reminded me about the many Beatles revelations I had growing up in the 60’s and experiencing these Beatles revelations. I am thrilled for you, truly!
Must see the live version!!!
Live and Let Die is one of my favorite 007 movies
plus Another Way To Die.
Classic! Paul is my favorite Beatle, my favorite songwriter, favorite musician, etc etc. He can do it all.
‘Live and Let Die” was a James Bond spy novel written my Ian Fleming in 1954. The title is sort of a joke on the common phrase Live and Let Live. It was adapted to a movie in 1973 and Paul McCartney wrote the theme song.
1973 Bond film theme. Paul is famous for not throwing away little bits of songs he has written. Sometimes, he will be writing something else and get done with another short idea, then combine the two or three little songs to make one song. This song famously was written IN 10 MINUTES!. After he received the call asking if he would write the theme, he sat at the piano, and just started right in mumbling over certain areas but having the whole song idea and the music outline in 10 minutes.
> "combine the two or three little songs to make one song"
Band On the Run
Paul knew what he was doing
The title sequence of a James Bond film is signature. Those themes are historic in film history. Check out A ha's bond theme.
I have seen Paul McCartney perform this song live 5 times in my lifetime. Always lots of fireworks during the performance of this song. It gets the crowd going. Paul McCartney is the KING of musical transitions He has many songs where he changes the tempo and style of music several times in the middle of one song. For other examples do reactions to: Band On The Run, Silly Love Songs and Admiral Halsey/ Uncle Albert. The more you hear Paul's music, the more you will realize how great a composer he is. Also, of all the Beatles' Paul's work sounds the best produced. He is a perfectionist and you can hear it. You want something fast and hard from the Beatles? Do a reaction to HELTER SKELTER by The Beatles. Make sure it is the original White Album version for the best version of the song. It will blow your mind. Here is a link for the right version. ruclips.net/video/vWW2SzoAXMo/видео.htmlfeature=shared
No mystery to why he wanted to be the performer of the song because it gave his group Wings more attention and a broader audience with the exposure. Why should he give all of that to someone else?
My favorite reaction to this song!
1973 was a great year for Mc Cartney ......"Red Rose Speedway " came out , the single "my love" was on the top of the charts , he did the single " live and let die" and recorded is masterpiece " band on the run" in lagos and was on the top of the charts...... 2 greats records in few months .......
I can assume that Paul McCartney wanted his band Wings in the movie credits because he was not established as a solo artist at the time and wanted his new band to get the promotion and top billing in a major movie.
People don't know that after the Beatles broke up in 1970, Paul McCartney got the brunt of hate for breaking up the band because he sued the band to end their partnership (He revealed later that John Lennon had already left the Beatles... he sued them to keep their manager Allen Klein from stealing from the band's assets. Since McCartney wasn't signed to Klein as manager, he had no choice)
After The Beatles were over, Paul spent months in isolation from depression and his bank account was frozen because of his lawsuit w/ The Beatles... His wife Linda had to support him and their 2 kids during that difficult time... Eventually, he found his way back and released 2 solo albums 'McCartney' and 'Ram'... but had yet to tour and play live concerts again since 1966.
McCartney formed his first post-Beatles band Wings and enlisted his wife Linda to be part of it... They had to literally start touring the UK in vans in 1972 because there was little money and no name recognition for Paul as a solo artist, even after massive fame as a Beatle... and he wouldn't play Beatles songs in concert... But Paul was willing to build his career from the ground up and it paid off after a few years as more hit records came w/ his solo career.
Paul wanted to tour the US but the Nixon administration refused to grant him a US visa for years... they even targeted John Lennon for deportation during the Nixon years... Wings could not tour America until 1976 after Nixon resigned the presidency and Paul McCartney returned to America as a superstar.
All James Bond movies have theme songs performed by some of the most popular artists of the time. Madonna performed DIE Another Day.
The WHAT DOES IT MATTER TO YOU section was written by Linda.
Aren't all James Bond theme songs done before the opening credits? Shirley Bassey has done a couple of great ones as well: Goldfinger and Diamonds Are Forever. Still another one worth listening to is You Only Live Twice, by Nancy Sinatra.
Nancy’s song is my second favorite behind Paul’s. Both evoke a cinematic vision. I do like Adele’s “Skyfall” too.
From Russia with Love by Matt Monro plays over the end credits of that film.
You really should do a live video of this song 👍
This song belongs to a James Bond movie. Live n let die.
Paul is a genius! Great reaction.
Most of the Bond movies starts with a song during titles.Maybe thats why Paul asked for it to played during early credits.
You need to hear all of Paul McCartney's/Wings songs and Albums, he has all Awesome Bangers!!
Paul also performed it in his Super Bowl halftime show. When you are Paul McCartney, you can demand most anything you want. He wanted the song to play a prominent role in the film so that it would get the attention it deserved. So he insisted that if they wanted him to do it, the song would be in the film’s opening titles. By the way, there’s not much difference between a songwriter and a composer. They both do the same thing they write the song. I think you’re thinking of the arranger, the guy who lays out how the orchestra or the backing instruments are gonna play the track. And then the producer basically directs what happens in the studio as far as how it’s recorded, mixed, etc..
Please react to Paul McCartney and Wings ' Mull of Kintyre' 💙
Live and let die is a masterpiece.
Guns N' Roses made "Live and let die" a hit again in 1991 when they covered Paul McCartney's song.
This was from the 70's just as Paul McCartney was working on launching his solo career... he was approached by the producers of the James Bond movies to write the theme song for the Roger Moore 007 movie "Live and let die"... and it was recorded w/ a symphony orchestra.
Paul McCartney also became friends w/ Michael Jackson and wrote MJ's song "Girlfriend"... and "The girl is mine" (which McCartney sang on ) and MJ sang on his track 'Say, say, say' in the 80's... Their partnership ended when Michael Jackson used his fortune to outbid Paul McCartney to the rights to The Beatles' catalog of music when they went up for auction... McCartney was also upset when MJ gave Nike the license to use The Beatles song 'Revolution' in one of their ads in 1987.
You got to watch the Rodger Moore 1973 film.they incorporate the music into chase scenes, and every bond film is worth a watch with john Barry's arrangements. What a talent..
There are many, many iconic Bond songs - this one is my favorite, with Chris Cornell’s You Know My Name (from Casino Royale) being a very close second.
George Martin produced this song for Paul
And wrote the orchestra part. And the film score. Martin was not your typical producer, he was a classically trained musician who knew his stuff and how to use it in modern pop music. A major ingredient in why the Beatles made it big, and why Live and Let Die has this great orchestra score with power. When the film execs listened to it they didn't like it, blah blah, blah, wanted them to change it, McCarney and Martin stood their ground and said either take kit as it is and get another person to write another song. Like, you're talkin' McCartney and Martin here, not a couple of morons off of the street. The Execs cringed, backed off, and kept it in. Execs are often morons anyway.
The James Bond theme songs are another rabbit hole you should fall down! They don't play with the James Bond themes, they are nearly all cracking songs that were big hits in their own right, in the UK at least, sung by some of the best singers in the world, Matt Monro, Shirley Bassey (if you haven't heard her voice, she's a real power house and has sung I think 3 Bond themes over the years?), Tom Jones, Nancy Sinatra, Lulu, Carly Simon, Gladys Knight, Tina Turner, Adele, Duran Duran, A-Ha...the list goes on.
For the record. . .I enjoy when you do the research. The Beatles span over 60 years now. . .infinite complexity to this story. I have no problem with you catching us all up at the beginning of the program. We all can learn something from it.
This was the theme song for a James Bond movie, LIVE, AND LET DIE. The famous quote is, “Live, and let LIVE.”
I love that 007 song and of course also the movie, great and fun
I was hearing this on the radio when I was in high-school and beyond! Great stuff!!
Most artists usually sang theme songs during the end credits
Linda McCartney was not just Paul McCartney's "first wife"... she co-founded wings.
Wings was "Paul and Linda McCartney's" band. no one in the 70s said just Paul's band. she co-wrote many, if not most, of their songs. she was a multi-instrumentalist and played more than one instrument on each Wings song. she sang vocals on all songs of Wings, including this one.
Great program! I look forward to both more Beatles and more solo Beatles reactions from this channel!
The change in the song is the way the film changed when it went to the Caribbean.
The quote you’ve heard is “Live and let live.” The song title “Live and Let Die” was from the movie title of the same name. They came to Paul and asked him to write a song for the movie. It wasn’t originally released on that album you mention. It was just a single. It was later released on the reissue of the album. Again, the song was made as a film track and it was produced by George Martin.
Paul wrote and produced most of the song and George Martin wrote and conducted the score, and I think Linda wrote the ‘what does it matter to ya’
bit -making a great James Bond theme
If there are any reactions you really need to do are 2 duets with Stevie Wonder ("Ebony & Ivory" and "What's That You're Doing?"), and with Michael Jackson ("The Girl Is Mine" and "Say, Say, Say"). All four of these songs are THE BOMB!!!!!
Great song and reaction
The cover of the Red Rose Speedway, released in spring 1973, is pictured here, but Live and Let Die was never on that album, it was the United Artists soundtrack of the movie, and released as a single with a B side. Live and Let Die" reached No. 1 on two of the three major US charts, though only reached No. 2 on the US Hot 100 for three weeks. The single was certified Gold by the Recording Industry Association of America for sales of over one million copies.
He explained, quite well, why the Red Rose Speedway cover was represented on this video
This was Paul writing the theme song to a James Bond movie called Liv and let die
James Bond 007 Movie - Live and Let Die........Paul wrote and sang the song!
This is an amazing song!
Definitely the best Bond theme song.
Sir Paul is actually Sir James Paul McCartney and Sir Ringo is Sir Richard Starkey who actually lives the majority of time on your side of the pond, and all the money which Sir Paul has accumulated over the years isn't going to his children as with quite a few who've made a name for themselves, it's being given away now and after they pass away
Theme Best Theme ♥
Best experienced by watching the James Bond film.
I THINK they quote you MIGHT have heard before is one that has been around for a very long time, which is "LIVE AND LET LIVE" meaning basically to live your life and let others live THEIRS without criticizing or making negative comments on how other people live that is different from yours. When the James Bond movie came out called "LIVE AND LET DIE" that was sort of a play on words for Live and Let Live, and also gave an indication of what that Bond film would be about. Paul wrote the song to go with the movie and is the THEME song of that Bond movie.
Make NO mistake about it CHILDREN... This MASTERPIECE is a Paul McCartney song, NOT Guns & Roses!
The story about the producers wondering who would perform the song in the film has been confused over the years. Recent research has proved that there was never any doubt about Paul performing the title sequence - that was contracted from the start. But the song was due to be used a second time in a cabaret sequence during the film itself, and there was discussion about who they'd get to sing *that.* George Martin seems to have misunderstood and often told the story as if they were wanting to replace Paul's performance. See Kozinn and Sinclair, 'The McCartney Legacy' for details.
Check out the live performances of this song! It’ll literally blow your mind!! 🔥 *the ones from in the 2000’s was so freaking elaborate.
Paul McCarthy and Wings! First, always watch live!
In the 90’s, their Greatest Hits took a 2 CD set!
Not one bad song. But, sadness too…true soulmates, the love between Paul and Linda, who lost her life to cancer. Their videos are hard to watch today.
The opening credits are usually some kind of animation. The 'Bond Song' for that movie is played during the opening credits. Altogether it sets a theme for it. He wanted it to be *that* intro song. It's a place of movie soundtrack honour/tradition for Bond films since the first film in 1962. The new Craig films changed the tradition a bit and I am more of a tradionalist when it comes to Bond themes.
I also like this song.
Hope you stayed safe with that severe weather out there!
I saw him in Wash DC 7/3/90.
You’re best bet is to watch this song live from a stadium maybe Rio.
I saw him play this at Knebworth 1990. A highlight of my life ❤
Subscribed for the level of research you put in. Context pays off 😊 Having written a Bond tune, McCartney most likely wanted his band to play it. And with the titles - he knew it would make it iconic. That’s an educated guess 😊
You've got to give the other man a hand...wow. How's about it 2024? ✌️
Had to join your channel because I loved your reaction to this song sooooo much! "Live and Let Die."...best Bond theme EVER - IMHO! Check out the rest of Paul's "Wings" songs...you won't be sorry! Awesome. And watch the movie from 1973. First Bond movie starring Roger Moore.
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All Bond title songs were performed during the opening credits.
Nancy Sinatra's from "You Only Live Twice," is my favorite Bond song.
.....the opening credits in a Bond movie is the best placement for a song. Lots of attention will be paid to it and many previous James Bond films had theme songs that went on to be hits as Goldfinger and You Only Live Twice did..... 😇
Soooooo you know what you gotta do………watch the film intro it goes with!
I gave him the link for it above
You should’ve reacted to a LIVE version, Honey.🖖
(Live always shows you how good the musician REALLY is)
Do you know who played guitar on Goldfinger? JIMMY PAGE
Acoustic guitar and it was recorded at EMI Now called Abbey Road
@@seanjockel43 acoustic? How would you even know that? I don't even hear acoustic on it.
This was the theme song for the James Bond movie of the same title,
1973. McCartney is a great great genius.
Paul’s wife Linda suggested adding the Reggae parts.
Ok nephew let me put you on to Sir Paul McCarthy ish. Please react to the "the girl is mine", and "say say say" both by Paul McCarthy/Michael Jackson, and "Ebony and Ivory" by Paul McCarthy/Stevie Wonder. 🖤🖤🖤
Guns N' Roses did a pretty bad ass cover of this song. You ought to check it out.
If you get a chance to see it live on RUclips or elsewhere (find a big one), it will blow your mind. Beatles are always protective of their Brand...
Any of the Fab Four, after the break up...any solo project, from anyone from the Fab Four..you can hear the other 3.
Little known fact...they would have got together, again, but were never apart.
You mentioned "mother nature" a couple times. So now you must react to "Mother Nature's Son" by the Beatles (McCartney). You will like it. Wish you hadn't stopped it in the middle of the song?
The opening song of a Bond movie is everything. People turn off if it's at the end. It has to be the opening song. That's important. It sets the scene for the movie. And let's face it, it's an amazing song. But until then no rock band had ever done a Bond theme. If we stuck with tradition the song McCartney wrote would've been given to a singer like Bassey. But sense prevailed, and we have the best (my opinion) Bond theme ever, by McCartney & Wings.
PS. That little reggae bit in the middle was Linda McCartney's idea. It really makes it for me. Paul wasn't the only musical genius in the McCartney family.
Lol from a chase scene in a children's cartoon. NO it was the THEME SONG for the JAMES BOND movie with Roger Moore and Jane Seymore. Here is how it was seen in the theaters and if you rent or buy the movie on DVD. If you want to just skip to when the actual theme song and opening credits start go to mark 4:37... ruclips.net/video/lPgVSsHlwnw/видео.html and HERE is just Paul's Live and Let Die theme song that someone made and put actual SCENES from the movie to accompany it. ruclips.net/video/wYQZHNwIUq8/видео.html You might want to check out the movie after watching the clips here. Paul has always included this in all his concerts since 1976 up to now, and it's always a highlight of the show, because there are flash pots going off, lasers, explosions and if in an outdoor venue, fireworks are also added! I have seen Paul's concerts 15 times since 1976 up to 2018. He puts on a fantastic 3 hour long show with NO intermission and keep in mind he is lead singer on ALL the songs during those 3 hours.
Ungrammatically fierce
All Bond theme songs are played during the opening credits with sections of them reprised through the rest of the movie. It wasn’t a special request.
Guns N’ Roses had a huge hit with Live and Let Die, definitely oughta check it out!
One hell of a ride by the end of the song, huh?
"James Bond will return in The Man With the Golden Gun."
The Movie is Live and let Die James Bond.😁 Do that Movie Reaction!😃
You have to do Band on the Run!!
"Live and Let Die," is the only Roger Moore Bond movie I like.
So that leaves Ringo as your favorite singer?
Kidding aside, check out some of Ringo's songs from the 70's.
'It Don't Come Easy' and 'Photograph' are a couple good songs to start with imo.
Have you heard Chris Cornells, You Know My Name from Casino Royal?
Because that helps make it a hit! The song becomes associated with the movie.
So now you have to react to the Guns N Roses cover
The Guns N Roses version is good too.
Gotta give some credit to Producer George Martin too.