Paul McCartney on his virtual duet with John Lennon | 7.30
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- Paul McCartney is headed here later this year for his fifth tour of Australia. The Beatles came here for the first time in 1964, provoking wild scenes in cities around the country.
This time McCartney is introducing a piece of technological magic into his performance, singing on stage with John Lennon. He speaks to 7.30’s Sarah Ferguson.
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00:00 - Paul McCartney says it's emotional performing with 'old buddy' John Lennon
00:19 - How the audience inspires Paul McCartney to keep touring
02:00 - Paul McCartney likes Aussies
02:45 - The Beatles' first visit to Australia
03:40 - McCartney and Lennon at Glastonbury 2022
05:40 - Working with Peter Jackson on The Beatles: Get Back
08:15 - Revisiting the narrative around The Beatles' breakup
10:38 - Coming full circle with The Beatles
12:15 - Instinct in the creative process and working with younger musicians
13:37 - "None of us can read or write music"
14:35 - Writing songs with and without John Lennon
16:50 - Growing up surrounded by music
18:37 - The 'magic' of chord changes
20:23 - The longevity and legacy of The Beatles
21:50 - Paul McCartney on The Beatles: "It's quite mystical how we all happened to meet"
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This interviewer has mastered the concept of "ask a question and let them talk". Well done.
Interviewers are journalists, often trying to get headlines for clout, or due to pressure from employers chasing ratings and clicks. Unless there's dirt they think they can dig for, most interviewers do tend to act with greater. Remember as with most professions, they mostly only act poorly in response to market forces, and apart from that generally they're doing what they grew up dreaming of doing right. Look at interviews with celebrities who don't have much controversy or gossip surrounding them, generally there's no agenda to be had, so most interviewers are respectful do their job well.
Agreed! It helps to have a very intelligent interview object. Watch Pauls interview by Conan OBrian.
Good point well made, really enjoyed that
you gotta listen to what the man said
Just as well David 'I WILL interrupt you' Speers is not interviewing the world's most famous bassman.
Now THIS is how to interview someone like Paul McCartney. Ask an intelligent question, then get out of the way and let the man answer it without interruptions at whatever length he wishes. Fabulous!
Absolutely 👌
Kent house
She did her homework. Excellent questions.
Indeed! Someone who is either a serious fan or does their homework, or both.
Yes as John Lennon once said....Macca's an intellectual lightweight.
I am so thankful for Paul McCartney. He is such a blessing to this world. Magical is the word. I love him!
Yeah he is a true legend....
Yep he's a Jedi - a force for love. All the Beatles were.
James Paul McCartney died in car crash on September 11 1966 and was replaced by William (Billy). This is the truth no matter what!
From LA.
Dear " That is all their is to it"
You are one very troubled person.
What do YOU expect to get out of all of
All this?
Did Sir McCartney offend you somehow?
What matters is what John Lennon know and believed.
Plus the McCartney family.
And THAT is all their is too it !!!
From LA GOOD NIGHT PEACE LOVE TOO ALL
To Sir McCartney live A LONG BEAUTIFUL LIFE .
GOOD NIGHT❤
Listening to Paul is like knowing everything will be okay. He still has that child's gleam in his smile. Sarah; what an incredible interviewer you are. You never interrupted him once. Now, that is professional journalism. And did you notice that because of that, Paul would continue on and you could tell he was really enjoying the complete interview/conversation.
Yes, I hate when people make a question and interrupt the answer.
Hey Paul
Why do people believe the Paul died and your replacement
I am from that generation none of that happened. It was a hoax made up by a Detroit radio announcer.
Your assessment of that child’s gleam is spot on! And it’s infectious. Bless him.
Wow! One of the best interviews I have ever seen! Paul McCartney is such a nice guy. Thank god for The Beatles.
Paul seemed very comfortable with the interviewer, to her credit. Even though she was far away, it was almost like two friends in an intimate chat. Quite a musician, and quite a human being. Thank you, Paul for invading us in the sixties.
J, P, G and R were aliens from another world,...thank the universe that they did invade our world.
I think Paul is more comfortable because he's older. With age, he's no longer overburdened by insecurities and a need to prove himself.
remember when you were in the Beatles, and you uh wrote a song and it said All you need is Love?
Remember that?
is that true?
Awesome
Well said 👌
@@kenwittlief255 And in the end, the Love you take is equal to the Love you make!
Brilliant interviewer .. thank you for sitting back and letting Paul answer the questions fully without interruption or trying to up the pace
Perfectly articulated 👌
This couldn't happen in the US, they would be interrupting left, right and center !!!
yep its refreshing coming here from that Pierce Morgan character
That was the best interview with Paul on the subject of working with John, and why Beatles music is still popular today. It's the JOY in the hearts of the Beatles that make it that way.
I could listen to Paul all day; so articulate and warm and natural. He’s a gift.
The last thing William is, is natural. He is always playing a role.
Hes the only man on the planet who can make a grown man cry with music
As a 71 year old man, I can honestly say, I heard it, I lived it, it was truly Magical. It still plucks my heart strings and I unashamedly love Sir Paul and the Beatles, it was Once Upon a Time, in a land far far away.
Enjoy the last years of your life, sir
. . . .Pepperland
Breaks my heart, missing 2 n just loving them all so much, as a band n individually,,, grew up w listening to them I'm a '69 baby n mommy played music n danced w me a lot, ,,, miss the good ole days😔
I've been in crazy love with Paul for 60 yrs. I was 9 yrs old when I saw their first US performance on the Ed Sullivan show. I've been smitten ever since. ❤️
Sir Faul you mean... snap out of your dream.
That was a fantastic interview. A big part of that was she let him talk and didn't interrupt at all. So often Macca is in the middle of a story and he gets hurried up or interrupted or whatever. There was none of this and the interview was 100% better for it.
Howard Stern is the master of the bad interview, he interrupts all of his interviewees, including Paul.
Absolutely,👌
@@Skedawg88 Oh yeah, he's a shocker!
@@Skedawg88 so did Oprah!
100% this is what separates the good interviewers from the bad ones. Let the interviewee speak!
I'm positive that people will be listening to Beatles forever
I will.. always. I agree he is the definition of genius, kindness and love. ❤
This has to be the best interview with Paul ... he's SO humble and down to earth.... he's never lost sight of his early days in Liverpool .... a truly amazing guy ... and so talented ...
Firstly William did not grow up in Liverpool, secondly William is arrogant and in love with himself. Nothing like the real Paul.
@@OlskZeri-tc5ni oh ... ok 👍
I’m from the US. This interview was tremendous. A breath of fresh air from the banal interviews our US hosts have with Paul. Bravo.
Yeah Howard stern 😂
he's been asked most of these questions thousands of times already idk what ur talking about
Exactly!
@@htwa the interview isn’t incredibly enlightening, but the cadence is handled well so we actually get to hear what Paul thinks, not some clownish interviewer,
A bit older, but "Later with Bob Costas" is another good one. Costas gives a great interview and Paul is very lax.
Paul McCartney is the gift that keeps on giving.
too bad he didn't write all the songs attributed to him....
@@ZalMoxiswdym he didn’t write his songs
@@potofgoals9660istg if they say he died
@@ZalMoxisPlease enlighten us to which songs Paul didn’t write and who wrote them.
Geriatrically
With great kindness, naturalness, intelligence and simplicity, Paul McCartney tells us in this wonderful interview how the prodigy of technology managed to revive John Lennon's voice to sing together again. He also tells us about the magic of music, the phenomenon of creation, his life, the artistic and social feat that the Beatles achieved together in such a short time, and how human beings despite our imperfections, defects and limitations We have the inexplicable ability to get emotional, to create and communicate through musical magic. Simply admirable.
I love how he share with us how he analyzes things . His thoughts process . How honest he is . How grounded he is and humble he is . He is a true true hero in the music industry. Live for ever❤❤
Honest ? The last thing William is, is being honest. And humble ? William is in love with himself. And at 86 years old he won't live forever.
Thanks 7.30 for this interview with Sir Paul. I’ll be 70 this year. The first time I heard The Beatles something happened musically to me. Bought a Gibson acoustic and played it day and night. Finally after getting married I got a job at Ovation Guitars in 1977. In 79 or 80 I carved up 4-5 necks for Paul. Pro musicians have many guitars but I’m sure when Paul played Yesterday on an Ovation I had a small part in it. Retired after 35 years of guitar building.
The duet with Lennon was not only unique it was utterly sublime.
It was pretty much a miracle those 2 met and then met anlther 2 geniuses and formed the greatest band ever
@@bangermccrushermakes you wonder..nothings by accident.
He should stick to playing bass during i’ve got a feeling as it was his bass that drove the song , when he plays lead it just doesn’t have the same feel or sound
No offence to Pete & Jimmie but Ringo was meant to be one of the Beatles as no-one else drums like him.
I find myself watching him with a smile on my face. I could listen to him talk all day.
But then you would have to unlearn all the things William have been telling us.
He has such an endearing way of explaining ❤
Smiling here too 🙂
that makes two of us ! Smile and even some little tears........
I'd pay to see this genius of a musician even at 90 years of age just to hear him explain so many stories of the greatest rock & roll band of all time in The Beatles!
He doesn't even have to sing a single note & I'll be there.
But then you would pay to hear William lying about the early Beatles. It is not worth it.
I would gladly pay to watch him on stage playing recordings of his favorite songs and going "see kids, I did that one too!". Don't care that he doesn't sound perfect anymore
Paul is the embodiment of Good Karma . Never a negative word .
He's a diplomat, a control freak and the main force behind the dissolution of the Beatles
@@gore1089watch the documentary. None of that is true.
@@watts18269
Who produced it.?
Money buys good pr.
Having said that, love this guy, his music, which borders on genius.
But his flawed ego brought down the band.
That is not necessarily a bad thing , karma and and ones destiny are real.
George and John both believed that and wrote about these topics.
@@gore1089that was Allen Klein as you well know.
Paul, singing with John again, with the help of modern technology, got me teary-eyed. Life truly is a matter of chances, isn't it? How they all met each other and became friends and happened to form *the* band! Pure magic.
I
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Saw this
VIRTuAL
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People who love the Beatles and love Wings and Paul’s solo career don’t care if he can’t sing as well or if he does the same show over and over. We go just to spend time and be in his presence. It’s a tribute to the greatest band in the history of music, and to half of the greatest song writing team ever! ❤
I went to one of his shows in his recent Got Back tour in the USA. Aside from fulfilling a lifetime dream of watching "The Beatles" live, the best moment of that concert was watching my 8 year old granddaughter standing on her chair singing Beatles songs.
If he goes on tour again in a few years and comes back to Brazil, I'll go again.
People will never stop going to see him. He was a huge part of the "greatest show" ever put together. Nothing comes close. This man's 81 years old and has given so much to music. If you ever get the chance to see him...do so!
It's on the very top of my bucket list. I'm 70 yrs old, and sadly have never been to a Beatles concert or a concert with any of the four, alone. So, I'm praying that Sir Paul will come to Tampa for one last concert. I'm so afraid he'll retire and won't make it. I adore the Beatles. I feel like so many others who have replied here. They were everything while growing up in the 60s. And, they still are. They are all I listen to. God bless The Beatles!
@@bunabunatetu6130 AMEN!
I was lucky enough to see all four of them as a teen in 1966...and seeing is about all you could do..as hearing them was very difficult with all the screaming. But a great memory, and also their last tour, so I was very fortunate!
ELP HAD A GREATEST SHOW TOO...not that it can compare, BUT that comment just REMINDED ME !!!
IM A HUGE ELP FAN TOO.
I THINK ILL LISTEN TO IT NOW...ITS BEEN " YEARS ." also an ELP SONG.
71 year old who has followed and loved his music for 60 years plus now, but only had one chance to see him in concert, and that was the "My Brave Face" tour in the late 1980's in Cleveland Ohio, at the old Municipal Stadium which has now been torn down and rebuilt as a football only venue. Even if he ever got to my neck of the woods, I just wouldn't be able to afford to go. All the musical pop stars that I have followed over the years have all out priced themselves for what I can afford. One of my favorite pop song writers that is still affordable is watch live in a venue is Jimmy Webb. Who does small cabaret venues, and the prices are very reasonable. Even another favorite of mine Billy Joel is now out of reach price range for me now. In fact the last time I saw Billy was in a basketball arena and the sound was so loud and piercing to my ears it was just unenjoyable.
I've seen God knows how many hundreds of interviews with Paul and this one stands out! Instead of the usual stock questions answered with the usual stock answers, she pulls a little something extra out this time. It was fascinating to hear his thoughts on music in general and how it affects us, and how great music can transform our lives. Excellent job!
She's asking good questions, and then stepping back, giving him time to answer, relaxed and unhurried. A very refreshing and enjoyable interview.
@@sherrybirchall8677agreed! It's a nice change from the usual ones where the interviewer interrupts or tries to hurry things along.
And he’s aged really well, and what a magical room!
To be fair, I’ve heard Paul give the same answers many times before to practically every question. Amazing that he can do it with such enthusiasm
the same answers but always with some nuance as he settles into those memories; and I, for one, never seem to tire of the hearing, again and again.
This is easily Paul’s best interview in years.
What a great pleasure to listen to Mr McCartney and his memories of the Beatles days and years. How emotional and heart-lifting in our dismal times
Im still amazed at watching you create "Get Back" out of thin air. and John turns up late sits down and picks it straight up, and you ended up with that incredible song. Best Band in History
100%
The rooftop concert was the perfect culmination of all those efforts.
That man is amazing. Still releasing new albums nearly every year. Hes 81 and embarking on yet another world tour... at 81!!!
Where did you hear that? I really hope he comes soon.😊😊😊
He s 86 actually he s the Mark 2 version
Adrenochome ;)
This is the best interview I've seen with Paul in years, I always find that he repeats the same things or tells the same stories in interviews but here he is very relaxed and it all flows really nicely. Brilliant 👌
Best, most relaxed, natural interview I have ever seen with Paul! Fabulous conversation. Thank you so much for this.
She was!!She let him Talk,as Natural as 2 Old friends!!So everyone could listen!!No Interruptions or Ads!!👍🙂
Not only one of the most influential songwriters of all time, but an exceptional and humble human being. Love you Paul. Thanks much for your inspiration and contribution to human culture.
I was able to see him live in 1990. I'll never forget the feeling of 40+ thousand people singing Hey Jude together!
I've seen him twice, once in the late 1970s and again about 5 or 6 years ago. When he came on stage I cried.
I’ve never gotten to see him and likely never will. I’m just glad millions of other people have had the chance, he’s a world treasure!
So do I! It was magical. I had tears in my eyes and goosebumps on my arms.
My name is Jude. Im a guy who grew up in New Zealand in the 70s, and for the 1st 25 years of my life I had almost daily, 'whats you real name', 'whats Jude short for', 'isnt that a girls name'and lots of other teasing. I saw McCartney play at Western Springs in Auckland and for the final encore I had over 60,000 people chznting my name.....
Made up for it.....
Thank you Paul....
A living legend. His melodies can bring tears to my eyes.
No, William is not a living legend. What he is can only be defined once the truth is out.
@@OlskZeri-tc5ni??
I will never ever tire of listening to Paul and Ringo talking about the early days and evolution of The Beatles. so amazing I love the Beatles and miss John and George terribly.
But what William tells you about the early days are not the truth. It was before his time in the band. I miss James Paul McCartney. Gone but not forgotten.
Delightful interview; and for once the interviewer is intelligent. She doesn't "gush" over McCartney; she actually converses with him. Refreshing.
The impact of The Beatles on our lives can never be overstated or exhausted!!!!!
You mean the Tavistock Institute program.
@@ZalMoxis ??
Destroyed christianity and communism indeed
@@ZalMoxisConspiracy Theory ??
@@ZalMoxis memoirs of billy shears. Mike Williams explains on sage of quay.
Such a nice, deep, simple, clever man. A gift for the world, an example to try our best to follow.
Love him. Ten year old me had each square inch of her room covered in Paul & Beatles posters. That inner girl in me is doing a happy dance today that I'll be able to take my 2 kids to see the genius himself in October. Thank you Paul.
As Paul touched upon towards the end of the interview, how the universe brought the four lads together is inexplicable. And the impact they would have on the world for generations to come is beyond words. Thank you, Beatles.
It was called the Tavistock Institute. Do some research you'll find it was all orchestrated and faked.
Butterfly Effect: Paul meets George on a school bus and John through a mate. Ringo fills in for Pete. And the world is better for it. Magic!
Synchronicity 🚔
I can remember if some major topic arose alot of younger people would wait to see how the Beatles felt about some issues.
Fates aligned.
Lennon McCartney the best song writing duo in history
wake up.... there was a team of song writers behind George Martin providing the music.... heck they never played on most of their albums. G look into the Wrecking Crew and Bernard Purdi.
@@ZalMoxis no team,just Lennon McCartney
@@ZalMoxis You're the uninformed one. Do the research and seek help.
@@ZalMoxis I looked into it. Wrecking crew were hired session musicians, serving as background if the songs required it. Some songs did obviously, with background orchestra strings, bands etc. what’s wrong with this? Your insinuation the Beatles didn’t play in their own band is laughable and ridiculous.
This was a mesmerising interview, especially for those who lived through The Beatles era.
I love old Paul McCartney. everything I always wanted to know is coming out in his stories now. so cool
We have all seen our share of "stars"...many burnout quickly, or self destruct. Paul has been with us for some time, and never really damaged our faith in him as a musician/singer, but more importantly never as a person. His love for Linda and his children is a model to live by, and his kindness to animals and the planet another area to be admired.
He's under contract to fulfil this charade part until next year.
@@ZalMoxis, it appears that you're trying to degrade Paul McCartney's fine musical artwork, to nothing more than a charade. Why?
@@MarkSeiboldmental illness
@@ZalMoxis grow up.
yeah, but Billy has written some really good songs@@ZalMoxis
She’s really a good interviewer. Enjoyed it immensely and I rarely listen to Paul’s interviews because they are usually repetitive. Lack of interruptions is key with active listening. Good job.
I’m so grateful and humbled by your presence and time.
Simply put… Paul is a historical figure that has been listened to for generations and decades and will continue to be listened to for many more generations and decades to come.
Hes our modern day Mozart
No, Billy is nothing of the sort. He held up his end of the bargain. That’s all.
I just started crying when they showed that clip of John at the concert. John is my favourite Beatle, he always was and he always will be. I miss him a lot.
Sarah, I'm from Boston, MA in the U.S. and your interview with Paul is THE best I've ever seen on television! You asked insightful, inspired, and knowledgeable questions that I could tell made Paul very comfortable and his answers were honest and fascinating! It takes a great interviewer to bring out all you got from a subject who's been through countless interviews in his long and storied career. Well done!!
Sarah was sacked from the same show some years ago for asking questions that were too close to the truth. Glad to see she's back.
@@frednurk5158 wow! That's awful! I'm glad she's back where she should be. I find the news programming in Australia to be more in depth and original than ours in the U.S. In the U.S. they ask Paul the same old questions, nothing new or intriguing!
Get real, Paul's team decide what's asked in advance and this is minutely orchestrated. They still need to sell tickets you know. These concerts rake in nearly a Billion dollars, so get real its a business and Paul is the richest musician for a reason. He's very smart. Love is great but money makes the world go round.
@@leonardcaplan2022I disagree, only some journalists in here are ok, they're not all like that, some are absolutely shocking. The 7.30 Report has always had the best journalists and this is the ABC which was always the best, but it's really gone downhill last 5 years, no Musician, Art, Actor documentaries anymore, no good comedies or quality drama. TV is as boring as hell. Prefer US news now. Really wish we had SNL... 🗽🌉
@@yoya4766get real Paul is 81 and has got more money than he knows what to do with to the point it’s meaningless . Unless his team is running him he’s got to be doing it for the love of it! He was let of the leash to say what he wanted and you could see he was becoming genuinely emotional towards the end. Referencing his late mother whistling many years ago really got to him and he was struggling to keep his shit together from then on in. I might be naive but I don’t think so and that’s how I read it.
Every word out of Paul’s mouth is perfect. Extraordinary eloquence. I was 9 years old when I became a fan. Then, still 9 years old, I saw the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show. Been a fan of John, Paul, George, and Ringo ever since (58 years!). They have made our world a so much better place. To Paul and Ringo, THANK YOU!
But the Ed Sullivan show was before "Sir Paul's" (William) time in the band.
I have always said that music is a time machine that works.
Love the fact that technology has come to this point where Paul and John are able to sing together again. So glad Paul is still alive!❤❤❤
I, too, wish Paul many more years. If he should die before me, it will be like standing in an apartment you lived in for decades - and someone carried out the furniture.
How refreshing to see an interview where a question is asked and the person interviewed has the chance to not only reply to it but also bring other interesting points without being interrupted or even having their replies corrected. Brilliant !
Thank you Paul and John and George and Ringo for the music and for bringing so much joy to my life. You made me happy and the memories are pure treasure. God bless and keep you always 🙏💐💐💐
That must be the best Paul McCartney interview I have ever seen.
Finally a GREAT interviewer asking Paul Intelligent poignant questions with poignant answers back from Sir Paul ! It was a pleasure to get some insight on the MAGIC that is The Beatles ! ❤✌️♥️👍
I love his candor in this one ... he's asked a million questions about a topic when he was 20-30 years of age. But he seems to be as fascinated with it as the rest of us. Well done Macca.
Ringo’s timing of hitting the snare drum soulfully at the right moment is one of the main ingredients of the Beatles songs
Nonesense. The Beatles would have done just fine without Ringo. Love me do was and the ballad of John and Yoko were great without Ringo. The main ingredients are the lyrics and the melody.
I’ve been a FAN for 60Yrs
Love You Macca♥️♥️♥️♥️
Paul McCartney is the world's most important living musician
Nobody can touch The Beatles
Nobody can touch Tavistock
Paul been dead since 1966. This is William Aiwass Shepherd
One of the most charming people to inhabit this world ever! I love how he takes every interview seriously even though it's been so many years doing them. I really have the feeling that all the Beatles were pretty genuine people, and that must have a lot to do with the time and place they came from.
I appreciate your comment. There are so many Paul haters out there who can’t wait to spew their garbage, either about this guy being a fake who replaced the “real” Paul in 1966 or that he’s an egomaniac trying to rewrite Beatles history to portray himself as more important than he was - all of which is complete nonsense. This is the greatest songwriter the world has known and despite his incredible talent and accomplishments, he remains humble and down-to-earth. Over time, he’s come to accept that he and his fellow Beatles were exceptional. How could you be Paul McCartney and not have some realization that you’re pretty damn good? I think he has a healthy self-image and is quick to credit other people who contributed, some much more than others, obviously.
I adore Paul McCartney. He’s a very talented and fascinating man who’s lived a VERY scrutinized life for over 60 years. How he’s managed to remain relatively sane is beyond me. For so many years he was compared unfairly to John and had his massive talents openly diminished by people who don’t have a third as much talent. Paul was rarely allowed to be a feeling human, if he got annoyed or defensive about anything then he got attacked or dismissed or labeled as a jerk. If he’s not completely 100% full of humility at every waking moment if his life then he’s labeled “arrogant” by idiots who are far less humble. He’s expected to give himself to the world and he does so-graciously-but if he’s not perfect then he’s just a “greedy” had been. I can’t imagine putting up with the shit this man has put up with and coming out of it in tact.
He’s not perfect, of course not, but he’s an amazing complex human and he’s still here. We should enjoy him while we can because someday he and Ringo will join their other two brothers.
@@crusheverything4449I agree with everything you said! There are MANY egotistical artists out there but Paul at least had the talents to back it up. And honestly, considering everything, he’s got a healthy ego and I’m GLAD he’s not a doormat and he knows his worth!
Yes Paul is a gift that keeps the legacy of the Beatles forever Thank God for this band who changed our lives and made us better
@@thesilvershining I have thought the same as you described. He's also had his share of BIG losses and heartache--his mom passing at such a young age, John, George, Linda, & friends all passing, The Beatles career ending, all the Beatles painful legal stuff, divorce, having to rebuild his Wings career from scratch...ALL of those are such hard and painful life episodes let alone having to go through them in the public eye. I can't imagine that part and yet, his attitude and gratitude is amazing. He's a special human on top of his immense talent, that is for sure!
I'm a hard core "Rolling Stones" fan. Having said that, if someone asked me who I thought was the one person in "rock and roll" that was the most talented, that could write songs, that was a good singer and who could skillfully play multiple musical instruments I would have to say it was Paul McCartney.
You fell for the orchestrated dichotomy
I like the Stones too. Paul is probably my favorite artist of all time because he was one of the most innovative bass players (got me into bass), one of the best songwriters EVER, and one of the best male vocalists EVER. Even if he’s not your favorite artist, I’m glad you can appreciate that he’s a jack of all trades who deserves his accolades.
@@ZalMoxis Is that what your psychiatrist told you to say?
@@darrenjray,
@ZalMoxis has personally attacked several other commenters here with his delusional vernacular.
Fascinating! I love that Paul is ready to tell us the story himself. And he is a huge part of the story.
But William just make up things as he goes along.
@@OlskZeri-tc5ni ??? Who is William?
What an amazing, talented, awesome, brilliant, creative guy.
Oh come on. William is not a perfect human being.
I just love this man. For all the music and goodness he has put into this world and for all it has meant in my life. No wonder he still performs for the audience. It's a wave of love coming back to him.
As a Beatlemaniac since I was two in 1964, I couldn’t have said it better. ❤
Well said
James Paul McCartney died in car crash on September 11 1966 and was replaced by William (Billy). This is the truth no matter what.
He's under contract and obligated to fulfil his contract of playing Faul. WTFU.
@@justiceforjamespaulmccartneyThere’s so much stupidity out there in the world now. If I criticise you, I would be doing a disservice to all the real cases I can think of.
I lobe hiw proud Paul is about his Beatle days…..he and John were one of a kind…..and john and paul loved each other, that is a fact.
Dad and I are seeing him the 28th of October ❤ Very excited, great interview as well!
Wow! Possibly the greatest musical interview I've ever heard. I was crying by the end, as Paul described his writing process with John... the power music has in people's lives.. and how the band came together. There was magic in the air back then as well as in this interview. Thank you!
I was 8 years old when I first heard the Beatles in early 1963. They instantly became my favorite, and still are. The Beatles quite literally made me become aware of music. What a gift!
You mean at 8 years old you were just becoming aware of music? And after all these years, they are your favorite? There's a lot more out there.
That's a beautiful way to be turned on to music and, a very high bar to have set for yourself at the tender age of 8 .✌️❤️🎸🎶🙏
@@sharpenflat6002 Remain clueless.
Yeah me too, 69 years old.....
@@sharpenflat6002we are the same age! Brilliant interview. Beatles Forever!
Love this because the interviewer asked good questions and then kept completely quiet and gave him a chance to talk. ❤
To the interviewer..well done. The best interview I’ve seen in quite a while. She asks a question and respectfully sits back and lets the legend speak.
This guy and his music, just "wow"! I looked around at all the faces near me at the Sydney concert I attended two weeks ago and I was just bowled over seeing the sheer joy on everyone's face! Paul (and all the other Beatles) and their music just brings people joy! It was amazing to see and experience.
Oh, I am envious!
@@Ariel-T-Friesner It was amazing!
For my wife's birthday last year, I took her to see Sir Paul in Orlando, and I'm tell'in you, the 'ole fellow ROCKED the hell out of that stadium. Stadium was packed, and the price of tickets was affordable, even for and 'ole fellow like me ! Thank you Paul, for making it a great night, (it was MAGIC) and for hook'n up with those three other teenagers all those yrs. ago !
Paul's honest answer to what makes chord changes appealing was amazing. He said it was the frequency! He is a genius in music making as that simple but profound answer indicates.
Thanks to Paul for allowing the interview, he has been interviewed so many times he is probably Bored to Tears!
Best Paul interview I have ever seen. Masterful performance by the interviewer.
Sir Paul as he ages looks to his buddy John Lennon with tearful eyes. He gives off the same vibe he did when he heard John had been shot six times in the back. We miss him too Paul
Right...just finished watching the whole interview....this will last forever! Paul is so humble and honest, the recollections he has are incredible. The music this band have created in their relatively short time together will be here for a very long time because it touches the soul! I am 65 years old and was exposed to the Beatles music along with very many other bands during the period, thanks to Parents, brothers and sisters who also loved music, but the music of the Beatles .......and others, will be with me forever. Thanks for posting!
I could literally listen to Sir Paul talk about any thing! What a fantastic interview!
would you listen to him wax nostalgic about his daddy Aliester Crowely?
Wow! This interview was magical! Love Paul McCartney! I can't believe he's 81 years old and still going strong! Amazing, nice man.
William is 86 years old.
@@OlskZeri-tc5niindeed. The memoirs of Billy Shears says it all. Rather disappointing though to see how after all that in the book, he goes out of his way to keep lying here, saying "this is the same guy as the guy in 1964", without even being prompted. Then goes on how he knew George from the school bus...but the most shocking was how he said that he does not know how to write and read music. That just blew me away...after the memoirs, then such statements that were not even prompted. Very sad that he keeps lying so easily, like it means nothing, when he could so easily have not made such statements.
Imagine 81 & still Singing!!♥️👍🎶
I love this man so much. He has meant so much to my life and I've never got to even see him perform. Thank you Paul
If you get the chance, go see him! Money well spent. I saw him back in 2002 and he played for nearly 3 hours, hardly taking a break or anything!
@@crmay72 I wish I could clearly don't have the money otherwise I would lol
I'm french. My ears don't understand everything you say, but my heart does... I love you Paul...
I absolutely adore everything about this man. Talented genius with a beautiful heart ❤
William's heart is dark.
"Changing my life with the wave of her hand".....Pure poetry. Wonderful, Thank you, Paul.
Let this man live forever!!
One of the best interviews of him ever; at 70 yo I've seen a lot of them. She did a superlative job!
“The magic of chord changes” segment was fascinating.
It's certainly a magic. And deserved recognition through all age groups. The story about Ringo's appearence is very touching ❤ Thank you all.
Sarah's interviewing skills were truly exceptional, effortlessly eliciting compelling stories from Paul. Respectfully done with no interruptions which captivated my undivided attention throughout. Paul's gracious act of remembering Sarah's name at the end further demonstrated his remarkable character and solidified his status as a legendary individual.
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Please keep doing interviews, it's so good to hear your memories, Paul. I am very glad you are still with us. I also love to hear Ringo talk about his life! Every time it makes me feel closer to my favorite rock stars! Knowing how much you loved Linda and all your children is just heart warming! And, I am very happy that you found Nancy! You are such a loving man. God Bless you and all your family.
Of course we are still listening to it, Paul, you created the international Native folk music of the then, western world.
And we thank all of you, very much.
Watched Get Back twice already and could watch the entire footage unedited
Only wished they had filmed them during 64-65 in the studio when they were just cranking out amazing songs after amazing songs
I would have preferred the Early years as well
Thank you Sir Paul for all the Beautiful music memories i grew up listening to you guys still do Stay Safe take care God Blessings to you and yours🙏
Yes magic happened when those four guys got together!!!❤❤❤❤
I love it, have listened endlessly since it was released. How very special. Three weeks ago saw Paul McCartney's epic three hour amazing concert Got Back. Still floating on that absolutely wonderful experience. Couldn't believe I was seeing a Beatle.
Excellent interview, Paul is not always so at ease, this was a delight to watch. He is a genius. Not a word I use lightly.
I am as enthralled by the magical sound of Paul's voice as the first day I heard him on the radio.
Fantastic interview, Sarah. Absolutely mega!
He is the greatest singer/composer of all time. A gift from God.
You only have to look at how many no. 1s he has written for others the greatest man that ever made music
Those old songs will live on forever.
Those songs were fun and real music. 😊
When those old Beatles songs play....people smile and want to dance.
Very very few performers can duplicate that.
It’s an amazement that folks still want to hear the Beatles in concert, me too! That Paul continues to perform with John, digital as it is, brings memories flooding through the years.
I would take Paul with Julian any day!