@@danieljodrey8863 On this album, it was all Paul. I know Linda played keyboards and did backing vocals on his world wide tours, but I don't know about on albums. You can easily Wikipedia Paul's albums and it should show each musician, and what instrument for each song.
Paul's 29 year marriage to his wife Linda was so special. They were such a beautiful love story. Sadly, she past of cancer in '98. She was only 56. We all mourned for Paul's loss.
@@kona883 That's just not true. Look it up. Her family was in the attorney/ entertainer lawyer business and had NOTHING to do with Eastman Kodak. That was a common false rumor going around just because she was a photographer and it was completely wrong.
This is Paul's tribute to Linda,his wife.She was key to him getting his head straight after the Beatles broke up .The entire album was created on the Isle Of Mull ,Scotland,where Paul was living.He played all the instruments and wrote all the songs.
"I didn't know Paul McCartney's voice was that good..." Hell, I listened to this guy for 40 years before I figured out... he's INCREDIBLE, one of the greatest singers in rock history. Listen to The Beatles' "Oh! Darling" ; and on a somewhat stranger tip, Paul and Linda McCartney, "Monkberry Moon Delight" -- and I promise you'll be blown away by what a singer Paul is. Astonishing.
Dude...if he wanted to really rock it..he ROCKED it. Just think... Oh Darling Back in the USSR Birthday Helter Skelter I'm Down Why Don't We Do It in the Road I've Got a Feeling ...he's got one of the hardest rock vocals ever.
There’s nothing Paul can’t do with his voice… the range, the tone, the balls, tenderness… he was truly blessed with his voice…. Not to mention his writing and all the instruments he can play….. I think this was all Paul
Paul has some cutesy love songs but THIS one is about deep, mature love. Inspired by his late wife Linda when they were young. One of the most beautiful love songs ever & a favorite.💙🌿💚
Sir Paul McCartney is inducting his good friend Dave Grohl (lead singer & guitar) & the FOO FIGHTERS into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on October 30th. Dave's 2nd time - as drummer of Nirvana, of course. I love Paul!
My older sister had her picture taken by my little sister as Paul's SUV with window down and stopped so they could get the picture. I saw my 70 yr old sister act like a teenager! She was so hyped and excited that during the show she stood singing every song with Paul. My brothers in-law are guitarists and wanted her to sit down but she wouldn't! Music trànsported her back to àll the memories she had during that time of the late 1960s. ❤️🎶✌️
Paul was and still is a human musical note who has been making music constantly for 6 decades now and is always worth a listen. His work with the Beatles was his best But his solo work, especially with Wings, his band from the 1970s, is stellar. Try Band On the Run, Let Me Roll It, Too Many People and Uncle Albert / Admiral Halsey. He has hundreds of good songs and at least 50 legitimate all time great songs, he is that good, amongst the 10 most important musical beings ever on Planet Earth. Enjoy! 🎸
1970 from his first solo Lp right after The Beatles split up. He plays every instrument on this Lp, pretty damn talented man ! He was only 28 when this was recorded. ✌️☮️💕
Excellent reaction. I would love if y'all did "Silly Love Songs" by him next, or "Band On The Run". P.S. If Prince had the best Super Bowl performance then Paul had a close second in 2005. You gotta check it out. He does a great rendition of his James Bond Hit "Live And Let Die".
Yep, without doubt, Linda was the love of his life. They really loved each other. They couldn't bear to be apart even for one day it was said. This is a beautiful song, and fitting tribute to Linda, and how she made Paul feel.
Definitely one of THE GREATEST Pop and Rock voices of all time! Add to it his writing and producing skills that inspire artists to this day (whether they know it or not) you got one of THE GODFATHERS OF MODERN MUSIC! 🤟🤘👍
Paul has an extensive solo catalog of wonderful music that's worth diving into. Paul McCartney isn't just the most prolific and commercially successful Beatle, but he is easily the most talented in my opinion. Lennon gets the accolades, but Paul was always the driving force of the Beatles, to my mind. Nice reaction! 😉
@@Newfie-zc7ug True. But from 1970-1980, Paul's music and career trajectory bested John Lennon's, in my opinion. It also helped that Paul wasn't attached to Yoko Ono....just saying.
@@jasonrichardson1208 That's true and pretty funny about Yoko.......but that doesn't excuse Silly Love Songs.... LOL...actually his work with Wings was brilliant.
Paul's melodies are better than anything "Tin Pan Alley" ever put out; sheer genius. Lennon was a superb wordsmith. Combine them with Harrison, a 1st rate guitarist, (and songwriter) and Ringo one of the best drummers in Rock and Roll, and that is why many consider the Beatles the greatest Rock and Roll band.
This was not a Wings song, as Paul did all the instruments himself. (Linda did all the backup vocals.) It was from his first solo album right after leaving the Beatles, which was released at roughly the same time as "Let It Be." It is definitely one of Paul's finest and most beautiful solo songs.
She did ALL of the backup vocals? Sounds like both of them to me...yes she did participate on any backup vocals with him, on the album....if that's what you meant.
You spoke truth when you said we complement each other. I believe we were created for I like the scripture that says he made the woman and brought her to him as a helpmate or compliment to him
Just to show the enduring appreciation for the man and his music, he appeared on the Steven Colbert show with this introduction. " Ladies and gentlemen. You probably know my first guest tonight, because he's PAUL McCARTNEY! " A two minute spontaneous standing ovation follows. Paul never released the song as a single. It was only available on his eponymous " McCartney " album. However, it received huge airplay on radio stations around the world. Just because he could, he played piano, organ, rhythm and lead guitars, bass, drums and vocals. A gutsy love song.
I didnt really get into the Beatles when i was younger but the more i age the more i appreciate their work. Nut I will say right at the end of the Beatles and his Wings years were my favorite as music changed in general so did Paul. He is truly an incredible talent. His voice is incredible .This song is one of my favorite if not favorite love songs of all time.
I love everything about this song and your reactions! The only song I could’ve had for my wedding. To think one person made that song by himself and that person was a part of a band, makes you realize how great that band was!
Awww Guys, this is 1 of 3 Paul McCartney songs @ my wedding ceremony ♥️ Others “Junk” & Through Our Love”. “I told ya”, hubs; Joey’s a Beatles stan plus stan’d all in their solo careers. BUT Paul def our Fav! THX’s ♥️ Yawl
This song is about his beautiful love for his soulmate, Linda. It was one of the most wonderful love stories of all time. They were together for three decades and they were head over heels for each other. Her death from cancer in the late nineties was probably crippling to him for at least a period of time. It’s very poignant to see love like that. Unfortunately, it’s rare, especially among celebrities. Nice reaction. 🌺✌️
I love this song for many of the same reasons you both said in your discussion of relationships. It's nice to see how you both interact with each other in a loving way proving that by both being the better half you make a wonderful whole. Yes I'm Amazed!
The best version of this is the 1976 live version off Wings Over American. His vocals will knock your socks off. He definitely leaves it all out on the stage!
Paul plays every instrument on this recording. This was released not long after the break-up. Each of the Beatles 1st post-break-up releases was hot. George Harrison's "My Sweet Lord", John Lennon's "Imagine" & Ringo Starr's "It Don't Come Easy" Along with this continued to blow Beatles fans minds.
This is a perfect song for his first album away from the Beatles in the band he formed with his wife linda. It was a really good album. I remember listening to it all the time back then in the mid seventies
McCartney studio version: "Maybe I'm Amazed" is a song written by English musician Paul McCartney that was first released on his 1970 debut solo album McCartney. Paul McCartney - lead and backing vocals, electric guitar, bass guitar, piano, organ, drums Linda McCartney - backing vocals
I loved this song for years, and yet...something you said at the end that made me realize something new about this song. This is a pretty muscular ballad when you get down to it. A "power ballad" maybe. Certainly it's not one of those gentle, "pretty" ballads. I know maybe not everyone would agree with that assessment, but assuming there's a point to that, you have to say the lyrics are very vulnerable. That contrast of strength and vulnerability might have a lot to do with what makes this song so great.
A real musical genius. Yes due to his huge output there are a few duds , but he has albums where he is doing everything, instruments writing and producing. No more Lonely night and Oh Darling are also amazing
No Maybe here , BABY … I AM AMAZED at how far you both have grown your LOVE for Classic Rock music. I AM AMAZED at our FAMILY of FREE THINKERS and OPEN MINDED supporters IF no one has told you both lately , “ I LOVE YOU TOO ! “ ❤️🔥 Ps: watch the movie Muscle Shoals 🙏please please it’s FREE on RUclips once you have seen it you will understand why
For those who don't know: every - EVERY! - electric guitar sound you hear on this song was played by Paul. (As, of course, was the bass, the drums and the piano -- but that guitar solo!)
Paul's incredible musical gift to us all really, but especially Linda. And talk about genius...Lennon can talk about his silly love songs anytime but, this one...BRAVA!! 👏🏽 Sir Paul every day!! ❤👍🏽
This was on his first solo album in 1970. He produced this album all alone on his farm in england playing all instruments himself. The song is - of cause - dedicated to his wife Linda who was the love of his life.
I grew up listening to English-language music. I love very much: Beatles, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Genesis. I have not listed all of them. Pink Floyd is number 1 for me!!! Strange. For me, the best music was created in the 60-70 years. Paul McCartney has more cool songs. Everyone's taste is different - you can't argue. My favorite Paul Songs: Band on the run, Ram, Dear friend, Monkberry Moon Delight, Nineteen Hundred And Eighty Five, Love is song, Beware my love. I started to list and realized how many there are. I advise you to listen to some of these.
Paul McCartney & Wings: “Band On The Run”, “Silly Love Songs”, “With A Little Luck”. All mega hits for Paul solo, and there’s a whole lot more where that came from
McCartney and Wings are AWESOME....cover the whole collection...a slew of classic vocals...Man of thousand vocals...Try Monkberry Moon Delight...and Call me Back Again from Wings Over America Tour...Rock vocals don't get any better!!!
Guys, you may want to listen to his live version of “Live and Let Die” ( Written for the Bond film of the same name and covered by Guns N Roses). Also ofcourse “Yesterday” will break your heart. And maybe “Let It Be”…
There are a handful of Paul McC solo songs out there ("Say, Say, Say". "Ebony and Ivory", plus newer collab things) but this is hands down his best imo.
Great video guys ! Asia, of course you've heard P. McCartney before : Michelle , Hey Jude , Yesterday ( which he wrote " hearing " Ray Charles singing it as he composed it ) Eleanor Rigby , Let It Be , among others . At least I assume you've heard these songs - or else Im just very old !
Lovely reaction. But yeah, growing up as a Beatles fan I was always amazed by Paul's voice since even the early stuff. You should hear him doing Long Tall Sally in the early Beatles oh, it's just mind-blowing. Another one that happened later during the Beatles along with so many really but for some reason this song just jumped into my mind, oh darling.. It kind of has a similar quality. But yeah when they broke up and he released this album, this was immediately one of my first favorite songs from it. It's all just so good
This is from McCartney a solo album in 1970. He performs all the musical instruments himself and sings vocal. He does the same on his new one McCartney 3 just out. Inrecommend When Wintet Comes off the new album
Paul wrote this song to his first wife (Linda Eastman) in 1970. She was his rock especially after the beatles split up and Paul got depresed. She New that Paul need to create music to be happy so she encoaged him to continue in a solo carrier. He loved her and she was his companion till she died of cancer in1998.
This is off of Paul's first solo album after the Beatles. Incredibly enough, he played ALL OF THE INSTRUMENTS on every single song.
didn't he teach Linda a little keyboards on a few or did that first happen on Ram?
@@danieljodrey8863 On this album, it was all Paul. I know Linda played keyboards and did backing vocals on his world wide tours, but I don't know about on albums. You can easily Wikipedia Paul's albums and it should show each musician, and what instrument for each song.
@@danieljodrey8863 I’m pretty sure Linda started doing keyboard on ram
@@sparkl3s229 You're right, and Linda co-wrote some songs on Ram also. One of Paul's best solo albums.
@@BrianR. in my opinion it is his best solo album or at least my favorite
Paul's 29 year marriage to his wife Linda was so special. They were such a beautiful love story. Sadly, she past of cancer in '98. She was only 56. We all mourned for Paul's loss.
I love the video version of this song with their family pictures. Linda was such a great photographer.
Wow, it was that long ago?
@@kona883 haha, I knew both facts, but hadn’t made that association. I guess she never had to pay for photo processing. :)
@@kona883 That's just not true. Look it up. Her family was in the attorney/ entertainer lawyer business and had NOTHING to do with Eastman Kodak. That was a common false rumor going around just because she was a photographer and it was completely wrong.
Linda contributed more to Pauls successful solo comeback more than most people are aware of. She was his rock!
This is Paul's tribute to Linda,his wife.She was key to him getting his head straight after the Beatles broke up .The entire album was created on the Isle Of Mull ,Scotland,where Paul was living.He played all the instruments and wrote all the songs.
@Daniel David Lyons Thank you for the correction.I thought they were one and the same.
Y'all are a great couple Asia is sweet pretty and Talented NJ is cool too
Their daughter, Stella, uses this song to end all of her fashion shows. Her dad can be found sitting in the front row.
Paul's voice is also amazing in 'Oh Darling " by The Beatles!! It's a must!!
"I didn't know Paul McCartney's voice was that good..." Hell, I listened to this guy for 40 years before I figured out... he's INCREDIBLE, one of the greatest singers in rock history. Listen to The Beatles' "Oh! Darling" ; and on a somewhat stranger tip, Paul and Linda McCartney, "Monkberry Moon Delight" -- and I promise you'll be blown away by what a singer Paul is. Astonishing.
Dude...if he wanted to really rock it..he ROCKED it.
Just think...
Oh Darling
Back in the USSR
Birthday
Helter Skelter
I'm Down
Why Don't We Do It in the Road
I've Got a Feeling
...he's got one of the hardest rock vocals ever.
@@themadafaka6839 Absolutely. And versatile well beyond hard rock. Could go on with examples, too!
There’s nothing Paul can’t do with his voice… the range, the tone, the balls, tenderness… he was truly blessed with his voice…. Not to mention his writing and all the instruments he can play….. I think this was all Paul
Golden Slumbers is one of his best vocal performances
I LOVE "Monkberry Moon Delight"!
Paul has some cutesy love songs but THIS one is about deep, mature love. Inspired by his late wife Linda when they were young.
One of the most beautiful love songs ever & a favorite.💙🌿💚
It's his favorite, too.
@@sjd5750
I thought I'd heard that before.
Good to know!💙
Maybe the most beautiful love songs ever written....
@@deborahcornell171 I can't remember if I read him saying it, or in a taped interview, but he did state it.
For starters, he’s playing ALL the instruments on this recording. Not to mention his soulful singing. Peace ♥️
Sir Paul is one of the greatest song writers ever!
Paul plays every instrument on this song
one of music's most prolific of all time. God speed how lucky we r to have him still!
Sir Paul McCartney is inducting his good friend Dave Grohl (lead singer & guitar) & the FOO FIGHTERS into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on October 30th. Dave's 2nd time - as drummer of Nirvana, of course. I love Paul!
That’s cool!
There is a RUclips video of Dave Grohl singing this song with Nora Jones . A great tribute to Paul .
The emphasis is on 'fighters'
And he’s killin’ it on the piano!
AND on the guitars.
Paul wrote this song for his wife Linda who he said saved his life after the breakup of The Beatles.
You will be amazed (no pun intended), when you hear him sing more. He can do it all. A musician through and through.
Maybe the most beautiful love song ever, ever written! His voice, piano, electric guitar, LYRICS...the EMOTION....
My older sister had her picture taken by my little sister as Paul's SUV with window down and stopped so they could get the picture. I saw my 70 yr old sister act like a teenager! She was so hyped and excited that during the show she stood singing every song with Paul. My brothers in-law are guitarists and wanted her to sit down but she wouldn't! Music trànsported her back to àll the memories she had during that time of the late 1960s. ❤️🎶✌️
What a great story!
How sweet.
Yeah!
Paul was and still is a human musical note who has been making music constantly for 6 decades now and is always worth a listen. His work with the Beatles was his best But his solo work, especially with Wings, his band from the 1970s, is stellar. Try Band On the Run, Let Me Roll It, Too Many People and Uncle Albert / Admiral Halsey. He has hundreds of good songs and at least 50 legitimate all time great songs, he is that good, amongst the 10 most important musical beings ever on Planet Earth. Enjoy! 🎸
I love Uncle Albert!
1970 from his first solo Lp right after The Beatles split up. He plays every instrument on this Lp, pretty damn talented man ! He was only 28 when this was recorded. ✌️☮️💕
27, that is.
@@ArbeiterInnenlieder Correct
@@ArbeiterInnenlieder Correct this lp was released in April, 1970 he would turn 28 in July.
Excellent reaction. I would love if y'all did "Silly Love Songs" by him next, or "Band On The Run". P.S. If Prince had the best Super Bowl performance then Paul had a close second in 2005. You gotta check it out. He does a great rendition of his James Bond Hit "Live And Let Die".
Yep, without doubt, Linda was the love of his life. They really loved each other. They couldn't bear to be apart even for one day it was said. This is a beautiful song, and fitting tribute to Linda, and how she made Paul feel.
Paul had many so many great post Beatles Hits , My favorite is "Band on the run" when he was with the Wings.
Definitely one of THE GREATEST Pop and Rock voices of all time!
Add to it his writing and producing skills that inspire artists to this day (whether they know it or not) you got one of THE GODFATHERS OF MODERN MUSIC! 🤟🤘👍
Paul showing the versatility and brilliance of his voice
Paul's love for Linda and he plays every instrument on the song and the entire McCartney (Cherries) album. Remarkable.
Yup! Paul McCartney and his back up band, the Paul McCartneys!!!
I think Linda added some backup vocals, too.
A beautiful song written for Paul's wife Linda, R.I.P.
He carried the whole song from stem to stern!!!
He wrote music and lyrics, suing, playe the guitar, base, drums, keyboards!!! OMG, he's great!!!👍👌✌😁
Paul wasn’t just talking the talk. His wife Linda was the love of his life
The live version on “Wings Over America “ is even more emotional. This is post Beatles. He plays all the instruments too
He played all the instruments on this song!
Paul had an iconic voice which spanned many Genres. At almost 80, we still love him but his voice is a shadow of what it once was which was AMAZING!
The live version off Wings Over America is even better.
Yes!
Agreed...the live version is ridiculous, so is this version but live more so
Yes, that one is epic!
The man can sing!
I liked how Sir Paul swapped the gravel in his voice between the top (lead) and the bottom (fill) on the verse lines. Really lit this tune up.
This recording is ALL PM...every instrument...all the vocals...all the music...all the lyrics...with his best Little Richard voice.
Paul McCartney my love
Paul has an extensive solo catalog of wonderful music that's worth diving into. Paul McCartney isn't just the most prolific and commercially successful Beatle, but he is easily the most talented in my opinion. Lennon gets the accolades, but Paul was always the driving force of the Beatles, to my mind. Nice reaction! 😉
Well it didn't help John's solo career when he was murdered in 1980...just sayin.
@@Newfie-zc7ug True. But from 1970-1980, Paul's music and career trajectory bested John Lennon's, in my opinion. It also helped that Paul wasn't attached to Yoko Ono....just saying.
@@jasonrichardson1208 That's true and pretty funny about Yoko.......but that doesn't excuse Silly Love Songs.... LOL...actually his work with Wings was brilliant.
@@Newfie-zc7ug 😉👍
Paul's melodies are better than anything "Tin Pan Alley" ever put out; sheer genius. Lennon was a superb wordsmith. Combine them with Harrison, a 1st rate guitarist, (and songwriter) and Ringo one of the best drummers in Rock and Roll, and that is why many consider the Beatles the greatest Rock and Roll band.
This was not a Wings song, as Paul did all the instruments himself. (Linda did all the backup vocals.) It was from his first solo album right after leaving the Beatles, which was released at roughly the same time as "Let It Be." It is definitely one of Paul's finest and most beautiful solo songs.
She did ALL of the backup vocals? Sounds like both of them to me...yes she did participate on any backup vocals with him, on the album....if that's what you meant.
Paul has an exquisite scream.
Don't you just love the way he scream on Monkberry Moon Delight?
I've heard that he played ALL of the instruments on this track. And sang.
True
You heard right.
@@tomroome4118 Thanks for verifying. I didn't want to just say it because I wasn't 100% sure.
on the whole album actually....
You spoke truth when you said we complement each other. I believe we were created for I like the scripture that says he made the woman and brought her to him as a helpmate or compliment to him
Old fashioned romantic expression of complete adoration and dedication to the one he loved, linda. 😍 Love you two 💕
Love this song. Paul really did sing the soundtrack of my life.
Love this song! Paul McCartney is my favorite Beatle, and he had a huge solo career after them; “Live And Let Die” is another great one ⭐️
Paul taking us to church!
Crazy that he can go from 10 on vocals with that rasp and then at the end of the line go into that silky smooth "ow".......crazy good!
One of my favorite Wings songs. very personal, about the love he had for his wife.
Not Wings, he plays ALL instruments on this, his first post-Beatles album.
Just to show the enduring appreciation for the man and his music, he appeared on the Steven Colbert show with this introduction. " Ladies and gentlemen. You probably know my first guest tonight, because he's PAUL McCARTNEY! " A two minute spontaneous standing ovation follows. Paul never released the song as a single. It was only available on his eponymous " McCartney " album. However, it received huge airplay on radio stations around the world. Just because he could, he played piano, organ, rhythm and lead guitars, bass, drums and vocals. A gutsy love song.
I didnt really get into the Beatles when i was younger but the more i age the more i appreciate their work. Nut I will say right at the end of the Beatles and his Wings years were my favorite as music changed in general so did Paul. He is truly an incredible talent. His voice is incredible .This song is one of my favorite if not favorite love songs of all time.
I love everything about this song and your reactions! The only song I could’ve had for my wedding. To think one person made that song by himself and that person was a part of a band, makes you realize how great that band was!
The chair George strait is a must listen too
Awww Guys, this is 1 of 3 Paul McCartney songs @ my wedding ceremony ♥️ Others “Junk” & Through Our Love”. “I told ya”, hubs; Joey’s a Beatles stan plus stan’d all in their solo careers. BUT Paul def our Fav! THX’s ♥️ Yawl
One of the most heartfelt declarations of love I've ever heard in a song. You can hear he was feeling every word from his core in these vocals. 🥰
One of the all time great songs.
I was lucky enough to see Paul in concert back in 2016.
Such an amazing show😎👍🏼😍
McCartney hits every nerve with this song, a powerfully emotional composition. Simply one of the greatest songs ever written and performed.
This song is about his beautiful love for his soulmate, Linda. It was one of the most wonderful love stories of all time. They were together for three decades and they were head over heels for each other. Her death from cancer in the late nineties was probably crippling to him for at least a period of time. It’s very poignant to see love like that. Unfortunately, it’s rare, especially among celebrities. Nice reaction. 🌺✌️
Love this song! You can hear the passion and intensity in his voice.
This is the studio version. Paul us playing all the instruments. His wife Linda- who he wrote this for , is singing background. ❤😊
I was given a copy of this album for my birthday in 1969 when it came out. I was amazed upon learning that Paul played every instrument on every song.
Mid 50s-1970s put out greatest catalog of songs in the history of music. A multitude of real talent back then.
Paul is the Mozart of rock and roll BASS guitar. Genius! Always plays the perfect lines.
I love this song for many of the same reasons you both said in your discussion of relationships. It's nice to see how you both interact with each other in a loving way proving that by both being the better half you make a wonderful whole. Yes I'm Amazed!
When Paul says:" you right me when I'm wrong..." It's like that for every man. Without a woman, we'd be lost, simple as that.
The best version of this is the 1976 live version off Wings Over American. His vocals will knock your socks off. He definitely leaves it all out on the stage!
Paul plays every instrument on this recording. This was released not long after the break-up. Each of the Beatles 1st post-break-up releases was hot. George Harrison's "My Sweet Lord", John Lennon's "Imagine" & Ringo Starr's "It Don't Come Easy" Along with this continued to blow Beatles fans minds.
Ok ..... both of You....get it !!!!The feeling reaction I've seen from you both is Outstanding!!! Music is first and foremost....A feeling 👌💪💯😎👊✅🎼
This is SUCH a beautiful song.
This is a perfect song for his first album away from the Beatles in the band he formed with his wife linda. It was a really good album. I remember listening to it all the time back then in the mid seventies
McCartney studio version: "Maybe I'm Amazed" is a song written by English musician Paul McCartney that was first released on his 1970 debut solo album McCartney.
Paul McCartney - lead and backing vocals, electric guitar, bass guitar, piano, organ, drums
Linda McCartney - backing vocals
I loved this song for years, and yet...something you said at the end that made me realize something new about this song. This is a pretty muscular ballad when you get down to it. A "power ballad" maybe. Certainly it's not one of those gentle, "pretty" ballads. I know maybe not everyone would agree with that assessment, but assuming there's a point to that, you have to say the lyrics are very vulnerable. That contrast of strength and vulnerability might have a lot to do with what makes this song so great.
A real musical genius. Yes due to his huge output there are a few duds , but he has albums where he is doing everything, instruments writing and producing.
No more Lonely night and Oh Darling are also amazing
Paul McCartney and the Wings -
Band on the Run - Listen to what the man says - Uncle Albert - Jett - Live and let Die - With a little Luck
No Maybe here , BABY …
I AM AMAZED at how far you both have grown your LOVE for Classic Rock music.
I AM AMAZED at our FAMILY of FREE THINKERS and OPEN MINDED supporters
IF no one has told you both lately ,
“ I LOVE YOU TOO ! “ ❤️🔥
Ps: watch the movie Muscle Shoals
🙏please please it’s FREE on RUclips once you have seen it you will understand why
For those who don't know: every - EVERY! - electric guitar sound you hear on this song was played by Paul. (As, of course, was the bass, the drums and the piano -- but that guitar solo!)
1998 my wife and I danced our first dance as a married couple to this. Always a special place in my heart.
Paul's incredible musical gift to us all really, but especially Linda.
And talk about genius...Lennon can talk about his silly love songs anytime but, this one...BRAVA!! 👏🏽
Sir Paul every day!! ❤👍🏽
Another beatle showing the depth of this great band
This was on his first solo album in 1970. He produced this album all alone on his farm in england playing all instruments himself.
The song is - of cause - dedicated to his wife Linda who was the love of his life.
I grew up listening to English-language music. I love very much: Beatles, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Genesis. I have not listed all of them. Pink Floyd is number 1 for me!!! Strange. For me, the best music was created in the 60-70 years. Paul McCartney has more cool songs. Everyone's taste is different - you can't argue. My favorite Paul Songs: Band on the run, Ram, Dear friend, Monkberry Moon Delight, Nineteen Hundred And Eighty Five, Love is song, Beware my love. I started to list and realized how many there are. I advise you to listen to some of these.
He played every instrument on this song.
Proud to say I was lucky enough in 2003 to see Sir Paul sing this song 3 different times Live in 3 different cities.
Just wanted to say hello and as a 52 year old Beatles fan I love this. I will be watching your videos forever.
Paul McCartney & Wings: “Band On The Run”, “Silly Love Songs”, “With A Little Luck”. All mega hits for Paul solo, and there’s a whole lot more where that came from
"My Valentine" is a beautiful Paul McCartney song. The video is Johnny Depp & Natalie Portman with Eric Clapton on guitar. Worth a watch.
Paul's, THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD is beautiful 🔥❣️🎶 Same album!!!
one of the best love songs! ♥
@Asia and BJ. This song was Pauls Tribute to his first wife Linda. They were married for 29 years, before she died of breasts cancer in 1998.
Great emotional tune! Paul played all the instruments!
McCartney and Wings are AWESOME....cover the whole collection...a slew of classic vocals...Man of thousand vocals...Try Monkberry Moon Delight...and Call me Back Again from Wings Over America Tour...Rock vocals don't get any better!!!
Guys, you may want to listen to his live version of “Live and Let Die” ( Written for the Bond film of the same name and covered by Guns N Roses). Also ofcourse “Yesterday” will break your heart. And maybe “Let It Be”…
When the Beatles broke up, he formed a band called Wings with his wife Linda
This is my favorite love song of all time.
There are a handful of Paul McC solo songs out there ("Say, Say, Say". "Ebony and Ivory", plus newer collab things) but this is hands down his best imo.
You could always tell Paul was head over heels in love with Linda. With every song he wrote for her
Great video guys ! Asia, of course you've heard P. McCartney before : Michelle , Hey Jude , Yesterday ( which he wrote " hearing " Ray Charles singing it as he composed it ) Eleanor Rigby , Let It Be , among others . At least I assume you've heard these songs - or else Im just very old !
Lovely reaction. But yeah, growing up as a Beatles fan I was always amazed by Paul's voice since even the early stuff. You should hear him doing Long Tall Sally in the early Beatles oh, it's just mind-blowing. Another one that happened later during the Beatles along with so many really but for some reason this song just jumped into my mind, oh darling.. It kind of has a similar quality. But yeah when they broke up and he released this album, this was immediately one of my first favorite songs from it. It's all just so good
Peter Jackson’s movie about the Beatles is about to come out! And we will get to see quite a lot of Linda in the film!
This song came out in the 70s and was a big hit for Paul it was one of his first albums as a solo artist
This is from McCartney a solo album in 1970. He performs all the musical instruments himself and sings vocal. He does the same on his new one McCartney 3 just out. Inrecommend When Wintet Comes off the new album
A MUST HEAR CLASSIC,, THE CLIMAX BLUES BAND "I LOVE YOU"
Paul wrote this song to his first wife (Linda Eastman) in 1970. She was his rock especially after the beatles split up and Paul got depresed. She New that Paul need to create music to be happy so she encoaged him to continue in a solo carrier. He loved her and she was his companion till she died of cancer in1998.