I was there in '76 at the Omni in Atlanta! It was my first concert; I had just turned 13. LOVED IT and have always loved McCartney's music but seeing him live is the ultimate rush for the heart and soul.
@@metoo9360 Yup! I was there in 76 at the Kingdome in Seattle. 13 years old in the rafter. Absolutely kicked ass. Still one of my favourite concerts though he was miles away. I can remember the video screens above the stage. You'd see him singing, and the sound wouldn't reach you at the same time. I was directly across from the stage, but WAYYYY up and super far away. The delay was weird, but man whatta killer tour that was.
@@brywool We are lucky to have enjoyed his live performances at such a young age. I wish everyone could see his shows (well - at least TH-cam is the next best thing)!
@@oliverlawrence8112 Yes,i heard all great rock singer Mccartney Paul Rodgers Rod Stewart Coverdale JJ Cale Boss Freddie Roger Daltrey Dylan Lennon Peter Green Burdon Gay from band Boston Plant Gillan Van Morrison Jim Morrison And many others Everyone after this gays look like a joke But Macca is most powerfull in the 60' and 70'
1972 = The first Wings tour. Began in February. Paul had been wanting to do this with the Beatles for years, but had to settle for the rooftop concert in January of 1969. His last real show with the Beatles, Candlestick Park in San Francisco, took place on August 29, 1966
Wild Life as an album was criminally ignored -shame, shame, shame. Thank goodness they kept soldiering on & brought us Red Rose Speedway, Band On The Run, Venus & Mars, etc......
His second album Ram is also forgot least of all by Paul! Its his best album ever tho not a Wings creation & worthy of having a Beatles moniker on it as it sounds so Pepperish. If uve not got it then get it!
Yep. Totally underrated album, even by Paul himself over the years. If you take out the couple of tracks that are more experimental (Mumbo, Bip Bop), and put in some of the singles and B sides around that time, or even unreleased tracks (1882, Momma's little girl) it would be fantastic.
Increíble! Voz rota y magistral. No me cansaré jamás de escuchar sus directos. La mejor voz con diferencia de todos los tiempos. Al menos para mí jejeje
This is such a great song. And I just heard it for the first time in the last month. I can't believe it took me close to 50 years to hear this song for the first time. It is so great!!!!
when one thinks that in those days critics used to slam Wings all the time, well, they sounded like a superb live band, all those Wing Over Europe tracks are gems
@@harrykemma please play Ram. That came after McCartney 1 & before the formed Wings band. It's a masterpiece & 50yrs anniversary. I'm a bit jealous of you, why? Well the McCartney guy you've not heard before means you've got soooo many McCartney virgin songs to hear. Try also the George Harrison fella albs & a band called the Beatles in the 1960s, Beach Boys, Who, Stones it'll blow your mind.
Definitely and peaked 1980 and down hill after that. I guess to many cigarettes and not having a voice coach. Definitely one of the best rock singers of all time 🎉
@@robertbarry495Dunno about that. His voice was great on Flaming Pie. It was clearly an older voice but he seemed to be back to his old self on that album.
Paul's voice on this song is great, is there any doubt why the Beatles were the Beatles? John, Paul and George together in the same group ..... OMG !! Of course I do not forget Ringo, it was also an important part of the story, but they will understand why I put them in that order. .
Ringo is VERY important. Without him, & with Pete Best who then wasn't part of the other 3 in their heads, & the Beatles wouldn't have lasted by mid 60s. Ringo was the glue & they bounced off him & a great drummer by mid 60s. Tough on Pete who was as capable as Ringo was but in hindsight Epstein done the right thing but it's a black stain on the other 3 & Paul has never come clean but all bands have a murkiness in their formation. Don't knock Pete Best, it was hard living thru the 1960s for him, but he can walk down the High Street & shop in Asda here there & everywhere.. there's a song there!
I'm not a drummer but Pete wasn't that good apparently. There's videos in yt analyzing his version of love me do against a metronome and unlike Ringo, Pete was very off.
I Love This Powerful Blues in this song, & Paul is Right, but in my Words..Babies & Animals, ARE the real masters, if you sit down & think about it..I'm going by many aspects, like observation..Beautiful song..The Animals have the Right of way
This is the rawest and powerful Macca I’ve ever heard - hard to understand he could actually finish the show after that performance. Unfortunately some flawed solowork by Henry M. - 😐
Man, his voice KILLED on this tour.
I was there in '76 at the Omni in Atlanta! It was my first concert; I had just turned 13. LOVED IT and have always loved McCartney's music but seeing him live is the ultimate rush for the heart and soul.
Saw him in '73 Manchester UK - the Master, finished his set with Long Tall Sally!
@@metoo9360 Yup! I was there in 76 at the Kingdome in Seattle. 13 years old in the rafter. Absolutely kicked ass. Still one of my favourite concerts though he was miles away. I can remember the video screens above the stage. You'd see him singing, and the sound wouldn't reach you at the same time. I was directly across from the stage, but WAYYYY up and super far away. The delay was weird, but man whatta killer tour that was.
@@brywool We are lucky to have enjoyed his live performances at such a young age. I wish everyone could see his shows (well - at least TH-cam is the next best thing)!
He's at his peak here, even Lennon knew he was a rocker/killer, his delivery on the roof, the bridge of I Got A Feeling was epic.
Man, this song is such a masterpiece.
That is it.
Most powerful voice in rock
Love his voice on this.
Eric Burdon got more power: sorry!
@Joy Stinson One and only Paul MCcartney
Great singer and boss of rock bass
Ever heard of Jim Morrison?
@@oliverlawrence8112 Yes,i heard all great rock singer
Mccartney
Paul Rodgers
Rod Stewart
Coverdale
JJ Cale
Boss
Freddie
Roger Daltrey
Dylan
Lennon
Peter Green
Burdon
Gay from band Boston
Plant
Gillan
Van Morrison
Jim Morrison
And many others
Everyone after this gays look like a joke
But Macca is most powerfull in the 60' and 70'
Man , Paul delivering here big time. Singing from the soul.
He always does
Paul McCartney, the music GOD , and he happens to be the sweetest dude too. The perfect man?? I think Yes, what u think ladies and gentlemen?
Quite possibly Paul's greatest ever vocal on this shining light of a track from one of his poorest albums.
1972 = The first Wings tour. Began in February. Paul had been wanting to do this with the Beatles for years, but had to settle for the rooftop concert in January of 1969. His last real show with the Beatles, Candlestick Park in San Francisco, took place on August 29, 1966
Wow what a voice. This is the best version of the song 🎧 what a delivery and has to be one of the best rock singers of his day.
This is a severely underrated song. One of his best
I saw them in Amsterdam Concert Gebouw in '72. It was one of the best shows I've ever seen. So much compassion. And of course a great voice from Paul.
this live version is better than the album version
Totally.
Much more intricate arrangement, and far more rocking, plus new sections. Only downside is it omits the intro.
@Joy Stinson bla bla
@@justanotherrandomcrit8115 I say it's his vocals on top everything else
Way better, this vocals are insane! Its a shame he didn't like this record, + today he cant sing link this anymore
This rocks, totally underrated song out of Macca's vast catalogue
WE ARE UNWORTHY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wild Life as an album was criminally ignored -shame, shame, shame. Thank goodness they kept soldiering on & brought us Red Rose Speedway, Band On The Run, Venus & Mars, etc......
His second album Ram is also forgot least of all by Paul! Its his best album ever tho not a Wings creation & worthy of having a Beatles moniker on it as it sounds so Pepperish. If uve not got it then get it!
Yep. Totally underrated album, even by Paul himself over the years. If you take out the couple of tracks that are more experimental (Mumbo, Bip Bop), and put in some of the singles and B sides around that time, or even unreleased tracks (1882, Momma's little girl) it would be fantastic.
Increíble! Voz rota y magistral. No me cansaré jamás de escuchar sus directos. La mejor voz con diferencia de todos los tiempos. Al menos para mí jejeje
Fantastic....LOVE Paul's strong vocals here, what a voice ~ ❤️❤️❤️ 👍🏻
This man can leave you speechless at many times. Gee!
This is such a great song. And I just heard it for the first time in the last month. I can't believe it took me close to 50 years to hear this song for the first time. It is so great!!!!
first time I hear this version: fantastic
Great performance. Rock on, Paul!
One of the greatest songs ever written. Incredible lyrics. Brilliant music. I hope it makes us think real hard about how we care for the helpless.
when one thinks that in those days critics used to slam Wings all the time, well, they sounded like a superb live band, all those Wing Over Europe tracks are gems
Shows you how much they knew, since Pauls albums and singles sold millions. his tours have all sold out for like what 50 years now?
Wow what a beautiful song. Paul truly has a passion for and rock and roll. Hats off to you Paul
WE ARE UNWORTHY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow amazing
Love wings so much I learnt this one. This song is just really spiritual one of my favorite post beatles paul tracks
Paul had a knack of making these studio tracks Rock Out so much stronger on stage. Just like Letting Go on Rock Show/Over America
Kudos ladies and gentlemen, the connection I share with Sir Paul is just extraordinarily unique.
Im a lennon fan, but i tought lets give this a try.... and its awesome!!!
Wonderfull voice
As a Lennon fan... you DO NOT have to choose between them.
Totally agree but after listening some songs of Paul i tought nahh not intrested in further listening. But i kept playing lennon.
I’m not a huge Wild Life (the album as a whole) fan but the Title Track here and Dear Friend are my Go To’s...
@@harrykemma please play Ram. That came after McCartney 1 & before the formed Wings band. It's a masterpiece & 50yrs anniversary. I'm a bit jealous of you, why? Well the McCartney guy you've not heard before means you've got soooo many McCartney virgin songs to hear. Try also the George Harrison fella albs & a band called the Beatles in the 1960s, Beach Boys, Who, Stones it'll blow your mind.
This knocks the album version right out of the water...... Stunning.
His voice was at its best in these years wow
Definitely and peaked 1980 and down hill after that. I guess to many cigarettes and not having a voice coach. Definitely one of the best rock singers of all time 🎉
@@robertbarry495Dunno about that. His voice was great on Flaming Pie. It was clearly an older voice but he seemed to be back to his old self on that album.
this is a powerful song man
The Master songsmith par excellence. .
Oh God, a marvelous track with an incredible performance
This one is such a heartbreaker. I love the way it closes side one of the album, but this live performance is exceptional.
Thank you for posting it. 🙏
I was there!!!
One of their best songs, I was eighteen then.
Voz ,guitarra y bajo ...sencillamente genial
What a cool song
Ojala pongan esta versión en Spotify
Esta versión si que es grandiosa, me gusta más que la versión del estudio.
La necesito! :(
Love you Paul
For me wild life was his most ,rock heavy song as a soloist or the Wing' with Linda 🎸🎸🎹🥁
Love the pronunciation...The “aM-I-Nals” in the zoo..
when i first started listening to it, it kinda tripped me out lol
the monster the music
What a shame that there is no video of this great song in concert
There is indeed edited footage live & in rehearsal.
There is, you can actually find a compilation of footage for every song from the tour on the channel Adambound.
In fact, there's a video.
th-cam.com/video/xF9dWRFh9g0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=r7lPGcWM8evyafoQ
Greatttttttttttttttttttttttttt
Paul's voice on this song is great, is there any doubt why the Beatles were the Beatles? John, Paul and George together in the same group ..... OMG !! Of course I do not forget Ringo, it was also an important part of the story, but they will understand why I put them in that order. .
Ringo is VERY important. Without him, & with Pete Best who then wasn't part of the other 3 in their heads, & the Beatles wouldn't have lasted by mid 60s. Ringo was the glue & they bounced off him & a great drummer by mid 60s. Tough on Pete who was as capable as Ringo was but in hindsight Epstein done the right thing but it's a black stain on the other 3 & Paul has never come clean but all bands have a murkiness in their formation. Don't knock Pete Best, it was hard living thru the 1960s for him, but he can walk down the High Street & shop in Asda here there & everywhere.. there's a song there!
I'm not a drummer but Pete wasn't that good apparently. There's videos in yt analyzing his version of love me do against a metronome and unlike Ringo, Pete was very off.
Awesome album..............
OMGGGGGGGGGGG PAUL!!!!!!
Jodidamente increíble
Hola Pauuu jdjajf
@@luigikai3326 hola JAJJAJA
@@paulagimenezluque5776 no sabes quien soy? 😭
@@luigikai3326 JAJAJAJ no
@@paulagimenezluque5776 acabas de romper mí corazón, Pau:(
I Love This Powerful Blues in this song, & Paul is Right, but in my Words..Babies & Animals, ARE the real masters, if you sit down & think about it..I'm going by many aspects, like observation..Beautiful song..The Animals have the Right of way
Wrong.the Masons are
@Joy Stinson No China & Communism!
@@calebproductions5970 them animals at the top
שיר גדול.
Te amo mi amor
Dammit why no video? 🤨
Could you send me the mp3 download link?
This is the rawest and powerful Macca I’ve ever heard - hard to understand he could actually finish the show after that performance. Unfortunately some flawed solowork by Henry M. - 😐
Is this tour available on an album or bootleg?
"We're breathing a lot of political nonsense in the air..."
Al malo álbum excelente y punto
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