OUR REACTION TO Paul McCartney and Wings - Silly Love Songs | COUPLE REACTION (BMC Request)
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NicknLex loved your reaction what else is new right? This song was released in 1976 a few years later 10 year old Mauricio experienced his first love at summer camp with a girl named Dalila and this song was definitely part of the soundtrack of that summer of love.
I wonder whatever became of Dalila? 🙏🏽✌🏽❤️
Ahhh. Music & memories. Connection in our brain. Lol. Like Music is the soundtrack of our lives. Sweet story, Rico. 💕😉
@@michelemichele3375 so true M&M so true👍🏽
Watch the live version with Paul playing bass and singing at the same time. Sometimes people forget how much of a badass he is on bass
He's great on I Want You (She's So Heavy) or someone is if it's not him.
@@rickyconner6782 Yeah that was Paul
Completely agree. Incredible bass player. People should go back and listen to his playing on many Beatle songs including Rain, Hey Bulldog. So inventive and always serving the song.
And Paul moving across the stage to you horn section to magically bring focus to those amazing horns. What a show that whole thing was/is!?!
Paul McCartney produced this record. And yes that's him playing bass on this song he wrote. His wife Linda at the time was a member of the band and sings background vocals as well.
Exactly. Quincy Jones had NOTHING to do with this track. And if you can't recognize Paul's distinctive bass playing, you should burn every bass you own.
@@robinf3817 In a 2017 interview Quincy Joes said the Beatles were the worst musicians and Paul was the worst bass player.
@@helenstravis3834Quincy immediately called Paul to apologize and say he was taken out of context. He knows Paul is a great bass player and was talking about the Beatles in the very beginning of their career when they first started in 1963/1964
I remember John Lennon said in his last interview, that Paul pretty much invented most of the bass lines that are used in today's pop/rock music. There's no doubt he revolutionized bass playing.
John also said that Paul was only good for silly love songs and this was Paul's (No.1) reply
Quincy Jones never never influenced McCartney at that time, McCartney himself wrote this song which by the way was written towards Lennon because Lennon had commented that McCartney the only thing he wrote were stupid love songs, that's why he wrote it.Many details in this song, McCartney's bass is sensational, the piano harmonies as well and what to say about the choirs at the last where he assembles the three phrases, the entrance of the small sax solo, with only the background of the drums and bass .The use of the orchestra in the seventies was vital until the eighties arrived, but in the seventies everyone made very good arrangements that is the difference mainly from the seventies and eighties.
That's NOT a "CHOIR"" it's, Paul's wife Linda, and Denny doing the other two parts.
Tru dat.
You really, really, really, really must give the Wings track Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five a go. 👍🏻
One of my Fav's on that Album.
Agree... especially the ending....Love it
Or “Let Me Roll It”.
Yes and watch the one hand clapping version
I recall that being the B side of a 45 I had. Usually the B side is weak, but I liked that as mush as the A side.
Paul McCartney is a genius. Pure and simple. This band had 5 #1 albums in a row during the 70s. He writes every song ..no Quincy Jones.
Quincy wishes he wrote this
The slights against Quincy Jones in these comments are confusing… dudes been doing it since the 50s…
@@bostons2826 Less confusing when you realise that Jones grabbed himself some publicity by slighting all The Beatles as "no-playing mother fuckers".
This song takes me back to my childhood! Please listen to Band On The Run next!
Second Band On The Run and from the same album JET and LET ME ROLL IT are a must. Paul's first album after the Beatles split. Brilliant!
My childhood to brings back a lot of memories for me growing up in England and songs like this would play on the radio... MEMORIES!!
@@andrewmackinnon3378 Actually it's not.. Band on The Run is Paul's 5th album after the Beatles .. there were two solo albums, the first of which he played all the instruments... and two wings albums before it ;)
Quincy Jones had nothing to do with this....it is ALL Sir Paul's genius songwriting/production
Sir James Paul McCartney CH MBE, MACCA, Sir Paul ... many names. Brilliant & productive. Played bass on this one. Gave us so much. Still.
And gracious - When my husband met him backstage (at my husband’s show), he wanted to express his lifelong admiration. I mean, it’s Paul McCartney! But instead, Paul thanked my husband for the show he had just watched. Wha?!! 🤪💜
@@michelemichele3375 that is an awesome story.
Exactly!
#facts
I don't know how you got the idea that Quincy Jones had anything to do this. Paul doesn't need any help with arranging his songs.
a 'silly love song' that went straight to the top of the charts! McCartney really knows how to craft a great pop song. genius!
Wings Over America, must listen.
Ooo now there's a live concert worth watching. I have the triple vinyl album when it first was released and it's still my favourite live concert by Wings. It was also the first music vhs video I hired out from one of the first ever Video Libraries in our area. Great shout out there !
I think it’s One of the best live albums
@@paulgerhardt6499 Totally agree !
This is TOTAL pop ear-candy and I mean that as a complete compliment to Sir Paul. The man is a genius when it comes to hooks and melodies.
Such great bass playing throughout the song. McCartney at his best on that instrument.
Paul produced this album, as he did on many of his albums. If anything those horn and string sections are more of what he learned from George Martin, The Beatles extraordinary producer. If you want to hear something that rocks listen to Beware My Love, off the same album as Silly Love Songs. Also listen to Maybe I'm Amazed, which is widely considered his best solo song.
Such a good feeling song. Takes me way back. You need to dive into more Wings. You will really enjoy them. Not mention here, “Juniors Farm” is a good tune.
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Ooooh I totally agree with ‘Juniors Farm’. SOOOO GOOOD!
Huge #1 song for five weeks in 1976. Paul McCartney & Wings had many big hits in the 70s. The brilliant Paul McCartney songwriting genius! 😎🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦🇨🇦
This is one of those songs that, I can happily go several years without hearing it, and when I finally do I wonder why I let it go for so long. I highly recommend "Jet", "Band On The Run", "Venus And Mars / Rock Show", "Medicine Jar", "Helen Wheels", "Beware My Love" and "Nineteen Hundred And Eighty-Five". Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm going to go get "Hi Hi Hi".
This brings back a lot of memories of AM radio growing up in the Midwest. There's nothing Paul McCartney can't do, and it's often so simple (like this song).
Made Me Tear Up A Bit Thinking Of Linda..R.I.P. Linda McCartney..Thanks For All You Gave Us..Gone But Definitely Not Forgotten. ❤
1st!!!! I loved this song as a kid.
Paul wrote this as a “stick-it” to John Lennon who hated pop love songs.
More towards music critics
I remember it was more aimed at music critics. I heard McCartney in an interview back when he was asked about the critics saying all his music was just pop fluff love songs etc, he responded something to the effect of, Well, I'm not too worried about what the critics think of my music, the Critics don't send me my checks. I thought, well hell yeah, lol.
thats cool to know, I don't know if John felt the sting as much as the adult audience.
John Lennon wrote his own fair share of love pop songs !
This was a huge hit in 1976
I remember my mother driving us to the public pool the summer this came out
Another great reaction guys. I love Paul McCartney! That is Paul playing the bass, and his wife Linda singing and playing keyboards. If you liked this song, you will really like Maybe I’m Amazed.
And Denny Laine on percussion, and Joe English on drums.
Oh yeah, that's Paul's bass playing. He is showing his ability to poke fun at himself with the 'cause here I go...again'. The way I remember it he and John, at least for the most part, had gotten past their petty squabbling. He took a lot of heat also for having Linda in the band, and so it goes. Thanks for uploading.
This song reminds me of the summer of ‘76 at my grandparents house on the lake listening to it on a transistor radio outside. Happy memories.
"Wings" had so many great songs. They were always great in concert too. Paul's wife Linda is no longer alive, as she died of cancer in the late 90s or early 2000s. She played Keyboards and sang.
Paul wrote this song as a response to something John had said, this is the time period when Paul and John were fighting and were not getting along, and the lady singing in the song with Paul is his wife Linda, R.I.P. Linda, she was a member of Wings, keyboard player and backup vocals
"...it isn't silly; Love isn't silly; Love isn't silly at all..."
I know I sound like a broken record, but dude I love your “bassface”.
Me too!
What most people don't realize is what a great bass player Paul McCartney is. I have always thought that if the Beatle thing hadn't worked out for Paul, and George Harrison, they could have been successful studio musicians as part of the "Wrecking Crew," who made all of those wonderful sounds on most pop hits from the 50s to the 70s.
Ringo would have been a star, he was already a star in liverpool when the beatles asked him to play, 12 months before that the beatles would only dreamed of having a drummer of Ringo's renown play with them.
Paul was the most natural musician in The Beatles, one of those people that can pick up any instrument and in an hour know how to play it. He learned a lot from Beatles producer George Martin who knew about classical music, composition and orchestration. After the group broke up he was the most prolific of the 4.
After a couple of solo albums he decided to call his group Wings, on this album and the previous one he allowed other members to take lead vocal on a track or 2 but that didn't last. It was always HIS group, Eventually he just started recording under his own name using studio musicians.
Yes this is the sort of slick pop song Lennon shied away from but I think there was some jealousy there too. Paul always had a way with a melody (you can hear it in his bass playing) whereas John was more of a wordsmith. He also didn't like medleys the way Paul does, this song is almost a medley the way he introduces the vocal lines in the breaks then overlays them.
whatever
Lennon wrote some of the most beautiful melodies ever. I Want To Hold Your Hand, If I Fell, Julia...the list is very long. He was every bit as good as McCartney during the Beatles.
Yikes! I was about 9 years old when I first heard this song. The live version of Coming Up is my favorite McCartney solo song, has a great bass line in it too.
There’s a great video on RUclips of Paul rehearing Coming Up with Wings. It might be the final time they played together.
Just before John died they were talking and even discussing writing together again.
“Listen to What the Man Said” from the year before is pure pop perfection. Fond childhood memory for me.
So glad you guys can go from Prog Rock to 70’s pop in a snap. Some really great radio songs in those days. A feel good childhood memory for me as well. The other popular song on that album is Let ‘em In AND ITS THE FIRST SONG ON THE ALBUM, LEX!
That was a super-cute moment at 3:28.
And I've gained a new level of appreciation for Paul's talent on bass.
I haven't heard this song in ages; but boy, it really brings back memories. I don't think I had noticed back then how funky the bassline is, possibly because through your reaction videos and my headphones, I listen to the songs more carefully.
Looking forward to your next 'Yes' song.
Right? Me too!
@@queenpattsy ditto!
I was able to See Paul In concert about 20years ago. What a Great Performer!!
I had so many opportunities to see him, but I never went until 2019, he was croaky, but it was still good to see him on stage.
I’ve seen Paul three times - 1993, 2017 and 2023.
This was such a riot! This song and Wings in general were HUGE back in the day. They were on the radio ALL the time. I could sing along with this, not having heard it it many years. What a flashback! Band On The Run was their other mega hit---def recommend it too. Thanks for the fun!
This was my favorite Wings song when growing up ( followed by "Band on the Run".)
This was all over the radio when I was a teenaged lad. It's his late wife Linda on the backing vocal.
Such a classic and fun song. Great choice, guys! Takes me back to nights at the roller rink!
In 1976 I was 10 and just started getting into music. I had this 45 record. My father was a huge Loggins & Messina fan. Angry Eyes is a song I still love.
This song was by far the most payed song on AM radio pop stations for the entire summer of 1976 and my favorite song in 7th grade. Seems like yesterday when i hear it now. Thanks for taking me back there.
I was 10 as well when this song came out and plenty of girls to have crushes on. Man I always loved this song, and that BASE line!
Totally brings me back to my youth. 🙂😎
I's Funny your listening to this Iv been listening to this nearly every day the past month! The Wings Album.
this is one of the happiest songs ever
I still know when I heard this song the first time, when it just came out in 1976. I was 10 years old then.
Paul was always derided as the 'sentimental' one in the Beatles, Lennon was thought to be more edgy. But in the 60's it was Paul who was the more avant garde one, listening to Stockhausen, and he was heavily involved in the counterculture. I would recommend Maybe I'm Amazed. It was from his first solo album, it was a live version from the album Wings Over America that charted in the UK, but either version is great. As far as Wings are concerned there's so many songs, Jet, Band On The Run (the whole album is great), Live And Let Die (a Bond Theme), which you probably know from the Guns N Roses cover. Of course Linda was in the band as well and Denny Laine the guitarist , who was originally in the Moody Blues, (he's singing on the Moody's first hit Go Now), but left them before they went in a prog direction.
Great reaction Great song...Magical Tune....Simple thoughts = Masterpiece....Time for the two of you to dance :-)
Wings Greatest
Songs
Another Day
Silly Love Songs
Live And Let Die
Junior’s Farm
With A Little Luck
Band On The Run
Uncle Albert / Admiral Halsey
Hi, Hi, Hi
Let 'Em In
My Love
Jet
Mull Of Kintyre
And Mrs Vanderbilt and 19 hundred and eighty five.
Also Listen to what the man said and Maybe I’m amazed👍🏽👍🏽
I learned this song when I was brand new on the bass, and I sang it. I felt like a super star, I only played bass because of McCartney. I was a huge Beatles fan. Thanks Paul,! lol.
I'm 60 years old and I ❤Silly Love Songs, and there's nothing wrong with that!. SIR PAUL McCartney the BEST!!!!
Sir Paul could do no wrong in the seventies after The Beatles. Must listens: Live and Let Die, Band On The Run, Jet , Maybe I'm Amazed (live version), Let Me Roll It, Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Four, Helen Wheels, Venus and Mars/Rockshow, Listen To What The Man Said, Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey just to name a very few of his best.
Oh yeah...Jet and Maybe I'm Amazed
@@queenpattsy Yes, I'd forgotten about those. They were brilliant too. Going to have to dig out my old vinyl !
Also Another Day, perhaps the most upbeat song about depression ever recorded.
@@DavidB-2268 Exactly!
Try something off the album Ram.
Dear Boy, and Ram On . Love the ukelele on Ram on.
@@danielvolk237 Or if you really want to rock it out and experience McCartney's sense of humor, you can't go wrong with "Smile Away."
This song reminds me of the summer of my freshman yr of high school. It was all over the radio that summer. Wings were a great band and it allowed Paul McCartney to stretch out and develop his own sound away from the Beetles. Live and let die is another great song to react to at some point.
Paul has always had an excellent voice and he sounds great in this particular song. Great reaction. Let's face it, members of the Beatles, individually and as a group changed the course of music forever………most bands in the 70's and 80's were influenced by them in some way. Even if there not your favourite band there's a good chance they're one of your favourite bands favourite band.
Love Paul McCartney & Wings. So many great songs. Songs are Band on the Run, Jet, My Love, Live and Let Die.
People trashed this song... When you really listen closely, amazing creation indeed🎶🕊✨
Love this song...thanks!
YES he was playing the Bass in this....watch the video from the 1976 concert tour with Paul and Wings, called "ROCK SHOW" and you will SEE Paul playing bass during Silly Love SOngs
A couple of points re your questions: This was produced by McCartney, and his arrangement evolved while coaching the band through it in the studio. He got one of his horn players, Tony Dorsey, to write out the string parts for the orchestra, and McCartney suggested what he wanted for the distinctive horn parts but allowed the players to work them out for themselves.
One of the greatest songs ever. Paul is playing the bass and singing. Check out the live version and you’ll see how great it is. Thanks. Good choice.
Paul's most underrated album is Ram. After the passage of time it is now called the first indie album. Checkout Monkberry Moon Delight from that album.
Hey - Wings ! - Wow ! You have a very very long and winding road to go down with Paul. So much brilliant music awaits. Paul made all the musical arrangements. His experience in The Beatles working with George Martin held him in good stead. He is an icon and his success with Wings was a very brave step to take. How do you follow The Beatles ? Well he did ! - Omg, "Band On The Run" is an absolute must guys ! ! ! I could write a long list you will get lost in .... so I'll just start with that track. Stunning ! - His marriage to Linda before she died, was like no other. From the day they married, there was never a day they were not together by each others side. How cool was that ? Great reaction thankyou.
Haven't read all the comments, but that is definitely Paul on bass and original arrangement by him. I was 13 when this came out❤. He wrote it in response to John Lennon's remarks about Paul and his silly love songs after the Beatles broke up in 1970. Paul felt slighted by the remark and for sure got his revenge with this classic. Paul's wife Linda sang and played keyboard in Wings. They also had many other hits you should check out here or on your own. Look up Rockshow by Wings. Great concert footage from Madison Square Garden 1980. Paul really bounces on that bass and you can see the joy on his face that was missing the last couple years of the Beatles.
Great reaction! Wadda great song! If anyone influenced anybody, it was Sir Paul! Disco was in then and the bee jeez went that route also. If this reminds me of anyone they would be Rachel B. My High School sweetheart! Thx! -Terry, Canoga Park
Wings has very good songs. I recommend Band on the run, Live and let die, My love, Jets...
You need to get into Gentle Giant now, another progressive rock master band. I'd recommend
Pantagruel's Nativity for the first reaction !
So many people recognize the songwriting skills of Paul McCartney but he's a great bass guitar player... Geddy Lee, Chris Squire and Jeff Berlin (among others) always remind us of that...
there's a video of a concert that paul mccartney singing the bass while playing that bass line...very impressive.
Wings es lo más, una gran banda que no se le dio la importancia que se merece
Greetings from Oregon. Phido my 24 year old cat and I say. Thanks. My wife passed away recently and I miss her so much. Such a great song.
Paul McCartney & Wings/Band On The Run studio version
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Everybody was in this vibe strings/brass in the 70s: Earth Wind and Fire, Chic,and others. Quincy came late in the hype with Michael in 79.Paul used this since 66 in songs like "Got to Get to into my life", in the revolutionary Beatles album, Revolver
It's nice to see you react to a Wings song. I've never listened to a Wings album, but my favourite singles of theirs are "Live and Let Die" (which was the theme song for the James Bond film of the same name), Jet and Band on the Run. Linda's untimely death in 1998 was very sad, not least because she'd launched a range of vegetarian and vegan food at a time when there wasn't a huge amount available. The brand still exists today.
Good choices for Wings songs for them to do a reaction to.
believe it or not "Goodnight Tonight" bassline might even top this one!
Absolute Must Hears,, PAUL MCCARTNEY & WINGS "UNCLE ALBERT/ADMIRAL HALSEY" & "MEDICINE JAR"
Was number 1 in America all through the summer of '76.
Amazing bass here...brilliant.
looking for songs by Paul McCartney is the first time I see you
I am a great admirer of the eternal Beatle, and I had the great joy and excitement of seeing him in concert on his last visit to my country Argentina in 2019
After the dissolution of The Beatles, it was Paul McCartney the last to decide his career, and after some solo album and with his wife Linda, he formed the group Wings, which was really very good, and had great successes.
"Silly love songs"
is the best demonstration of what Paul McCartney can do:
an almost silly and irrelevant letter that at the same time is a manifesto to love, and to his faith in love; an attractive and cheerful music, his versatile voice (one of the three best in rock & pop), very good arrangements and choirs ...
it's really a fantastic song, it was # 1 in America and # 2 in England
Paul McCartney is with John Lennon the most important singer-songwriter in the history of rock & pop; some of his masterpieces from his post Beatles stage:
Maybe i'm amazed
My love
Live and let die
Band on the run
Venus and Mars
Silly love songs
Mull of Kintyre
My brave face
Hope of deliverence
Pipes of peace
I would like you to continue with the songs of Paul McCartney
I suggest: "Band on the run"
greatest songwriter in popular music history
Paul's perfect answer to his critics, including John, that all he writes is Silly Love Songs. Well take that, another #1.
Wow, the bass track was epic.
After Paul left The Beatles, he made a bunch of great songs; however, when I first heard this song back then, I hated it. I thought it was way too sappy, but it was a huge hit and I heard it all the time. Wouldn't you know it, after a while it began to grow on me. Now, I consider the song a classic. Do I like other songs by him better? Yes. Like, "Band On the Run," and "Live and Let Die." Both of which you'll love, and they are harder rock, much edgier than this song, which I now love.
I agree with you completely! I kinda hated it too---it was on the radio ALL the time! But hearing it now, I gleefully sing along! : )
Don't forget Wings other musicians including the great Denny Laine of Moody Blues fame.
In praise of the Rickenbacker 4001 bass guitar: both Paul McCartney and Chris Squire (Yes) used it, Squire until he died and McCartney from the mid-1960s to around 1980. But you can hear how, tonally, the Rickenbacker bass could sound so different depending on who played it. Squire had that in-your-face treble tone, whereas McCartney's sound was more traditional, but you can still hear that metallic "bite." I bought a Rickenbacker because of Squire but I can't get his tone, am happy sounding more like McCartney though.
Paul is one of the greatest if not the greatest songwriters. Lovely song. The Wings were one of the most popular bands in the seventies. The Beatles split up in 1970 by the way.
Love Linda’s background vocals:)
I'm Carryin, and Calico Skies are just a couple of unbelievable McCartney songs. '
good god I can remember singing this with my cousin as she sang Lynda's parts . We were both 9 yrs
I always love that 3 layer vocals!
Wing Over America 1976, saw the show at Madison Square garden! You should give a go, guaranteed to satisfy ✌🤘
Linda's voice along side Paul's was surely a match made in heaven, they made so many wonderful songs together. This song came out the year my wife and I were married, we loved it & still do, even if it was the silliest love song ever. 😂❤
If you were alive in the late 70’s this song was unavoidable. It stayed at the #1 spot almost the entire summer of 1976 in the US and many other countries. It coincided with Paul McCartney’s first tour of the US since the Beatles last tour in 1966 and he sold out stadiums everywhere. It was filmed you can get the dvd called “Paul McCartney & Wings Rock Show”. In the late 70’s disco music was HUGE, but rock and roll people hated it. Paul did take some abuse for doing a disco song, but it was also such a great song that eventually even the rock and roll fans loved it.
Maybe I'm Amazed...the ONE perfect live recording out there..is a must.
Take a walk with wings. Holy cow such memorable music.
Check out Jet, Live and Let Die, Band on the Run from Wings
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