'Silly Love Songs' (from 'Rockshow') - Paul McCartney And Wings
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- 'Silly Love Songs' is taken from the concert film 'Rockshow' out now on DVD, Blu-ray and Download.
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I can´t understand how Paul can play that amazing bass line and sing at the same time....
He's Paul McCartney, that's how
because he is a genius
@paolito Amazing, right?? It's equally as difficult to play percussion and sing at the same time too.
MAYBE YOU'RE AMAZED!!! 🤩👍
Are you kidding?? Ive been a left handed bassist for 20 years now & I cant do it. With all respect: YOU try it! ! 😖😖
Damn, how he sings on top of that bassline is a jaw-dropping enigma.
Same could be said about Geddy Lee
...No explanation is necc for Pail McCartney or Geddy Lee.
Just dont let them crowd out other self-accompanying bassists of great skill. We may all have equal rights from God's p.o.v., but we weren't all created with equal gifts...
Many of these men & women on my list are grossly unrelated. Then again, many had no desire for the epic-level of fame which McCartney attained to & still has. Others shouldve received proper public recognition & critical acclaim decades ago:
Steve Winwood -- Singer, multi-instrumentalist, & R&M man. He IS a one-man band & recording & mixing engineer all to himself. You name it, he plays it, with exception of brasswind & woodwind
George Benson -- ditto. Everything Steve does, George does
Benjamin Orr of the Cars -- Leading alto, backing singer (alto & tenor), songwriter. Rest In Peace, Ben, both you & Ric: 1947--2000
Janice Marie Johnson of A Taste of Honey -- Songwriter, lead soprano, backing tenor, bassist (chief instrument), rhythum guitar, 7 piece drumset
Timothy B. Dalton** of the Eagles -- Backing tenor & alto, underrated & under-employed as a lead singer, bassist, songwriter
Marcus Miller -- Dear God! Blues & jazz capacities of celestial heights: true blues scale, diminished augmented & altered minor scales. Only jazz artists that compare are Duke Ellington or Miles Davis, truly
Lester Snell -- Chiefly a bassist, but also a rythum & strings arranger, songwriter, & producer. Not a vocalist, but who cares. Time will escape me if I name off the many acts that he was instrumental in making a success of. A direct pupil of the great Richard Hammond & an associate of Clive Davis. (Not an assoc producer of Clive, but a friend)
both Hammond & Davis enjoyed the pleasure of producing Aretha Franklin, firsthand... Clive is originating founder of Arista Records
*EDIT:* Yes, that's Timothy B. Schmit of the Eagles! My mistake 🤬
I know it’s absolutely insane!
Yes Geddy LEE is amazing! I love Rush! But Paul has such a a sweet voice, he can sell you on anything!
Luigi Cornielles, it just takes practice... one of the tricks is when the phrasing of the lyrics is actually in sync with the bassline, other times you have to separate the two.
Not easy for sure, and then at the end of the night, one person realizes what you did and compliments you, and it’s NEVER going to be a female !
Paul wrote this song because all the critics were saying that all he writes is love songs. So he wrote this and it went to number one! He said I won't write hate songs:)
Welcome back
Not only Critics, but John said it as well! It is an interesting story for sure.
I LOVE this song!!! It's EVERYTHING that is needed to counteract the world of negativity we all encounter each day. Paul McCartney is one of THE most positive people in history who has had such a positive effect on humanity as a whole. A life well lived AND it's not over yet! 💖💖💖
Of course, rock critics were in love with Led Zeppelin and the like, they trashed Pop, but actually Pop is musically better than rock proper. From here Phil Collins took off.
Why he is the "best beatle". He has his agendas and beliefs, but he never let it sully up his music. All but he and Ringo. However, Ringo, to me, can't really write songs consecutively.
Paul is the Bach of popular music. I completely regret that one day he will not be among us.
I hate to even think about it 😢
Na man, he'll be here there or everywhere.
Among us
he will live forever in our hearts
think he is more alike mozart
i swear this is the happiest song in the world
it is!! also ob la di ob la da for me
this man put Happiness in songs like we're always looking for Happiness but here it is it's in paul's songs
This song makes me so HAPPY!
Love how you describe it!
I think is much nostalgic than happy.
I agree
I love how Paul's bass is at the front of the mix. This song deserves it, the bass line has such groove
Example of a song where the bass line drives the entire flow of the music. It would sound incredibly dead without it being loud. The rickenbacker really gives it a great tone that fits the song nicely!!
Yes Paul McCartney is a awesome singer and great bass player
This and Goodnight Tonight. Two of his best.
Magic rick bass line.
My favorite bass line ever.
Paul McCartney is not a national treasure, he is a global treasure 🥳
Universal treasure!
💐🌺💐🌺 Lovely! Thank you for contributing
He's a multi-versal treasure
Everything Treasure
Paul is so dam cute
That bass line! That message! Simply genius!
Do you know the story behind it? Makes it even better!
Paul is one of the best Bass players ever....and his perfect pitch is truly amazing...
THE best :)
You either don't know what perfect pitch is, or you don't know how relative pitch works.
But Paul is great, no doubt about it.
No one beats Jack Bruce.
Great brass playing too.
@@vecernicek2 and?
In the 1970's, Paul McCartney was criticized at times by John Lennon and various music critics for writing so called light senseless pop songs about love. Music critics were even questioning McCartney's ability for writing great music - like he had done earlier in his career. This song was McCartney's answer he gave to those "brilliant" music critics.
"Silly Love Songs" topped the charts nearly the entire Spring/Summer of 1976, and finished the year at #1 in Billboards list of best songs of 1976. On a side note, the beginning of this song sounds to me like a factory making and churning out silly love songs. Silly love songs? Keep them coming, Mr. McCartney. We'll take them all.
And it ended up being one of my favourite of his songs.
There's _nothing_ wrong and everything right with that! John could be a mopey bastard. ;0)
nycinstyle The other thing that is brilliant about this song is that he wrote the melody to be extremely simple so that it wouldn't conflict with his cool bass line and also makes it much easier for him to sing while he is playing such a complex base line. When you get right down to it the first verse of the song is basically on one note, again allowing him to focus on the complex bass line.
Pianoman 70s style Yes, I agree. No one will ever doubt someone who says Paul McCartney is quite simply a FANTASTIC songwriter. His phenomenal success as a songwriter is second to none.
Why did Lennon take such a stance on McCartney for writing silly love songs? Despite the fact on Double Fantasy Lennon's tracks were silly love songs, I'm not saying any of the songs are bad I actually love them. But his love songs weren't much different from McCartney's ones!
Gordon Smith Well, Double Fantasy came out in 1980. A good seven to nine years after Silly Love Songs. John perhaps had a change of mind and heart when he now had a family in the way that Paul did. Living with a wife and child he now loved. Or perhaps he was playing those mind games.
How can he sing while playing that bass line? Such talent!
Alien hand syndrome
Play it a 1000 times, then sing it....chef's kiss
Because he plays the piano
Much more talented than JPM
@@dystopia2386only after '66
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hell of a bass player
Yep. I feel like he doesn’t get the credit because he’s know more for his songwriting, but his playing is amazing.
@@Badtown1988 but in all the time he play Bass man
The skill required to play that complicated bass line, while pulling off top shelf vocals is off the charts!
One of the greatest musicians, writer's and pop vocalists of any generation!
God-level singer, bassist, musician, songwriter, etc,
This bassline is quite simple, but it's true that he has played some insane basslines while singing
@@LageTH-cam it’s simple, but with the added ghost notes and syncopated notes it’s quite hard to do while singing
@@killingmachine10 I guess it just depends on how well you can play bass while singing
Elvis? Elvis who?
The bass lines in this are insane and he’s singing while never missing a beat incredible
His bass lines are so melodic.
This one in particular is very much based around Motown/ James Jameson styling. Amazing stuff! @@jimbojam65
Абсолютно точно!
I am 52 and remember hearing this song on the radio as a child. When a song grabs you as a kid and the song never loses its magic, you know it’s a classic that will live on forever.
55 old, forever and ever no no way dear Sir! Будем жить!
Same! Listening in bed on my transistor radio to WLS Chicago falling asleep!
I waited for this to come on the radio everyday on ABC AM in NJ ! 56 BTW .
That’s some memory that u can remember the radio station. Who were the disk jockeys that played it back then. Lol. 😂😂😂😂. Funny I’ve been in NJ my entire life. Can’t wait to get out. But that’s a whole other topic lol😊
Same. 52 yrs old, remember hearing this song driving around in the car with my parents. Wonderful memories 😊
Some legends say that the man at 1:54 is still holding that note today...
@The Jakob Hallett Nerve Centre sure looks like it!
@The Jakob Hallett Nerve Centre : is dad dies in march 76, it can't be him
its chuck, brother of jimi macgill
😂😂
@@VideosSMZ xdxdxdxd
I fall in love with Linda's voice in the chorus of this song
Yes, me too! Her voice is so sweet and fits so well
Yes! Absolutely you are right, she was amazing
ア〜!wonderfulartist
I think Paul really did haha
Yes your so right Matias Linda's backing vocals on this along with Denny superb.
What a bassist!!!!
So true !!! You got that right !!!
@@adamholtz733 Not right. Sir Paul is left (-handed). Hehehe!
Yeah, he even makes a Rickenbacker sound good!
@@pianorover so does Geddy Lee
God I'm so jealous of this man's ability to sing play bass, piano, guitar. As well as write the catchiest songs. What a talent.
We’re all jealous of him, lol. All that talent AND he was one of the most beautiful men to ever walk the earth. Really not fair at all.
He played drums often in the studio too, like Band On The Run.
He could write a hit song about boiling water.
Jealous Guy... There was in The Beatles another one like you, at least one
@@joec4014since he was young . He was on drums when Pete was singing " Matchbox" , " Boys" , " Peppermint Twist " . And when the Beatles had Ringo , Paul played the drums on the White Album and the 45 " Ballad of John and Yoko" . ( P.s. on the White Album i know for sure " Back in the U.s.s.r.", and " Why don't we do it on the road " . . Greetings from Italy, Patrick 👋
All the coments :
"How can he play the bassline and sing at the same time?"
yea.. that's Paul McCartney.
Because he's the master
I can...
@@adicats let's hear it then..post it somewhere and I'll check it out
@@utmostzen9602 still no answer...
The thing is, he can do it standing on his head. Thank goodness Stu left the Beatles.
Cant believe how well he can play those bass lines while singing! Sir Paul w̶a̶s̶ IS a true musician unlike some these days!
ALSO EDIT 7 YEARS LATER: Anyone notice in the background at 0:04 somebody throws something at Joe English (the drummer) that hits him in the face and explodes?
yeah... and the most important fact: he WROTE it!
Sir Paul is an absolute living legend!
And without looking the bass, i play the bass and that is really hard
Brendan Jackson it’s because he’s a Gemini😉😆😉😆
Brendan Jackson He still is!
Let's give some appreciation to the horn section! Wholesomely dancing and keeping it tight.
So true Not Mark !!! Rock on !!!
agreed; they are really good and add a whole dimension to the song.
They were excellent and also obviously having a blast. Adds to the whole experience.
Singing and playing that bass was just amazing. I dont think he gets enough credit for his musicality playing bass. Of course his singing and writing was superb, but he is a great bassist.
Did you ever hold a Rickenbacker? It really has an heavy weight, it brakes your back after one hour. But what a great instrument!! Now Paul , at his age, ( perfectly understandable) he brought back the Hofner 501 , much lighter !! My best regards, Patrick from Italy 👋
He played 28 songs in that show. Now who plays 28 songs on one evening these days? He's the best.
Thomas Raukamp oof nowadays he plays like 40
Yeesh... Somehow *_overacheiver_* just doesnt say it. If only I had _half_ the life-energy Paul has...
How many musicians have 28 let alone 40 songs in their catalogue? Haha
McCartney is a true talent!
*@2v_5r* Billy Joel? Absolutely! Accompanies himself on piano; plays by touch while rarely looking at his instrument. Paul is the same way on electric bass. Paul plays piano super well, too, as in _Maybe Im Amazed or Ebony & Ivory,_ I just never did get to see him on piano that often 🎼 🎹 🎸 😎
he sings while playing that bassline??? unbelievable..
Love his hair as it wiggles ❣️
@@christianresearchproject ?
@@Big_Nic_ one of those normies who think Paul is dead.
@@quentina.772 omg -.- smh
@@christianresearchproject
Do you think it's easy faking someone? Physical looks it's easy, how about the voice?
Silly you😄😄😄
Paul McCartney has one of the most interesting and nice voices out there.
Yep, his voice is extremely versatile and lovely.
This was Paul at his peak. Now watch his 2022 Got Back tour. Man! Its embarrassing. He should admit that it's time to retire.
@@elchichosantana6410 it’s all about the experience of seeing Paul McCartney live. I don’t think he should retire doing something he clearly loves to do and isn’t hurting him. He may not have the strong young vocal chords he did here, but he can still play like a boss.
Yes I agree a great singer I remember in 70, when I was a kid
@@elchichosantana6410 😂😂😂😂😂😂
🎉still here listening this beautiful song from my childhood 70🎉great time 🎉timeless masterpiece is 2024 love it 🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉
The greatest bass player in rock n roll history! period! this songs proves it! killer bass lines!
@Margaret McEvoy he clearly typed bass line
Deacy was pretty good as well
@@jellocat4100 not even in the same league of paul though
billy peppers
He's a genius
This is not an easy song to sing. Then put that bass in. Then it's live. C'mon!
This man is definitely using both hemispheres of his brain. This amount of talent is so much fun to listen to and absorb as a musician. I’m so glad I was alive to hear and enjoy this superb music, sir Paul. My sincerest thanks for sharing this gift.
I wish music was made like this now. I’m so greatful I’ve experienced this considering I’m 17, nobody my age understands this
A genius beyond compare. It’s enough that the groove is unbelievable and the bass line is legendary, but the fact that it’s a meta response to critics and also a simple love song bop is a pro move. Paul is incomparable
@@lukenimmo6086 Hey I’m 21 Paul is an absolute genius and is so amazing!
Great comment!
@@lukenimmo6086 Good music is Good music and if you need others affirmation then you are not a real fan. Like what you like and don't worry about others. Anyone that thinks that All the good music happened during their "generation" are d bags .
Killer bass line
He took a tip from John lennon in his intro with "shilly love shongs". Very john thing to do.
oh okay so that was a deliberate error
John should have known!😉❤️You go Paul!!❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@CorleneGreenwood what would make you think that...?
James Richards
And what's wrong with that☺️?
ufi arq Id like to know..😊
Paul McCartney is the best bass player in the world. Change my mind.
this comment is soooo true!
He’s good and the bass lines on many of his songs are creative but he’s not the best. Because then you would have to include the different styles of music and each style has musicians where that’s their forte in a certain style. Paul McCartney isnt a straight up jazz bass player or funk player for example. He can have influences on the style, but to be the best all-around no. I’m sure there are studio musician bass players that can more readily Play different styles. That’s why professional musicians hire them to do studio work because they know that they were looking for a certain sound and recognize talents of these musicians.
Sorry but a very rock n' roll Euro-centric view of "the world"...Paul is talented no question and I don't think there is a "best" (music isn't a competition, most of the world can't seem to realise that...), but as for level of difficulty guys like Larry Graham for example plays even more complex basslines (slapping no less) and sings effortlessly and was around during Paul's time. Look up "Hair" by Graham Central Station as proof, Modern bassists such as Thundercat, Esperanza Spalding and countless other jazz/soul/fusion bassists...Paul is mega popular because of Beatlemania, people believe he's the best because of that popularity and that's what everyone was told to believe. Even in Rock, there's a ton of bass players that play and sing more intricate basslines and melodies: Geddy Lee, Chris Squire, Les Claypool and Sting to some extent. The world is a big place; I didn't include the wealth of bassist/singers from Africa, South America, Asia...
@@johndough247 I think his mind has been changed.
@@Onio_ These three comments can not me any more true XD.
In addition to everything that’s been said here (about Paul’s writing, singing and bass playing), I just love how he struts so joyfully on the stage with his bass and how the horn section is so great and fun. One of the best musical moments ever captured on film.
I just noticed that then read your comment!
@Pray without ceasing They did play together in California when John was with the Japanese girl. I and many other fans of the Beatles never knew about it & certainly would have loved to have been there. It was a private thing.
@Pray without ceasing Yep, they were the embodiment of Yin & Yang.
@@praywithoutceasing4939 What do you mean? I think John was pretty energetic, especially in the early days.
And really love song to his amazing wife Linda and she was always there with him .❤
The horn section knocks it outta the park!! Badass!
Love the full band playing... music today is 1/2 electronic with auto-tune vocals...
Back when artists would pay for a full band. These days they have a keyboard covering the horn section
parts.
@@thesaxguy6125yeah . I get it. There's nothing better then the real deal and I will argue with anyone on that!
The horn riff is a classic.
his bass playing is insane... brilliant in every way..
To sing a song in this rhythm and speed and play those bass lines at the same time is truly gifted talent.
Your right about talent
He learned it in the Starclub!
right?! while kinda dancing a bit as well ... or fancy McCartney walking ...
@@tomokrayeah I wondered the same thing...how could he do that rooster strut around the stage, lifted the bass up 90° and swinging it around, while he's playing this super complicated bass line....I'm sure he's not playing to a track...
@@ironwood9 I guess the answer is, 'he's Paul McCartney.'
Lost in all of his song writing achievements is that sometimes we forget that Macca is one of the greatest bass guitar players ever.
Yes, and this performance makes it jaw-droppingly obvious. I am lost in amazement.
I could watch Paul play bass for a month straight. I just love it.
One of the greatest? Com' on man - show me the others, or do they sing and are they world's most handsome - no, nein, nyet, hinde!
Paul's the best, the greatest, and the most handsome of them all.. singing ang playing bass at the same time (All My Lovin', Silly Love Song, etc).
@@dennisberceles7387 John Wetton played badass bass and also sung!
Paul McCartney = GOAT period. That bass line is pure genius!
only man better is john entwistle
The greatest musician, composer and most of all a very nice and humble person, so incredibly talented!!!! I'm so glad I grew up with his fantastic music !!! I am a very lucky person 💖💖💖🎼🎶
the bass line of this song is way too complicated and singing at the same time....wow Paul!!!!
No, it's not that complicated.
@@Coowallsky Yes it is and if you check the vid carefully you'll see subtle changes and differences to the bass lines,so it's not as 'repetetive' as it first sounds,so it's not a well rehearsed formula,he's playing loose and relaxed like the pro he is.
@@Coowallsky may masabi k lng
@@Coowallsky b r u h
@@Coowallsky Let's see u play it bruv
4:31 Is Paul flipping the pick around in this hands? He one of the best bass players ever, but that gets lost in all this song writing abilities. GOAT..
Yes. Macca is so smooth. Fiddling with pick shows how in the groove he is. As a guitarist, I admire that composure. I saw him in 2015, in the front row, we did the Wings to each other. Love him forever
Why is flipping a pick special? It doesn’t make a different sound sideways does it?
Oh wow! Thank you for pointing that out, great detail
@@moonrock5324 the opposite happens to me. I tend to flick my pick on rests when I get fidgety playing the bass.
He's simply adjusting the pick because the pointed edge has probably moved to a less comfortable position due to sweat. Its makes no difference to the sound but it does increase the chance of striking unwanted strings with other parts of the hand and generally feels "out of place"
McCartney is absolutely at the top of his game here.
love the 4 dudes in the horn section. has to be a great joy and pleasure to rock with Paul mccartney
y los saxofonistas geniales
Paul at his peak, the best Paul ever!! Oh man,that Rickenbacker bass sounds like Heaven to me...such a blessing!
Definitely! The Rick has such a cool, punchy sound! I wonder what strings he preferred using?
I love that Rickenbacker sound.
"Paul was one of the most innovative bass players that ever played bass. And half the stuff that's going on now is directly ripped off from his Beatles period. He is a great musician who played the bass like few other people could play it." - John Lennon
Indeed !
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Anyone listening in 2021? These tough times have brought me to listen some great music to listen to..Very cathartic..😊‼
Sir Paul's iconic lead bass in Silly Love Songs remains an enduring favorite of mine for decades.
McCartney´s masterpiece. The music, the choirs, the bass chords. It´s a tremendous answer to John ("...and what´s wrong with that?") McCartneys´s greatness would be seen with the years to come. Timeless song.
His melodies alone put him on par with Mozart.
Even when Paul McCartney writes a silly love song it is bloody brilliant!
Sad that he doesn't play this live anymore. This one of my personal faves from him.
Listen to Paul's 80s version of this song
@@johnnersinger9771 yes from Give My Regards To Broad Street. Despite having an amazing group of session musicians, that 80s version is not exactly my cup of tea.
At 81 years old, Paul really can't sing this song anymore and he knows it
@@ventues9751 He can't really sing any of the songs anymore. Age has finally caught up with him unfortunately.
I bet you Paul could still sing this song live if he really wanted to baci x
That bass work is INSANE!
And it looks so effortless!
On 4:32 you can hear the voice of Linda blending perfectly with Paul’s soooo pretty🥺
WERE THE 70 DEEZ THE BEST TIMES EVER OR WHAT ,,, EVER YES
Hi Vanessa, how are you doing
He looks good, moves well, has natural stage presence, all while carrying the show singing lead and delivering great bass lines.
He's in his physical prime here.
1:58 classic Macca bassface
If the man had never sung a single note ... if he'd never put a pen to paper or never composed a thing ... Paul McCartney would still go down in musical history as the man who re-wrote the book entitled "How To Play Bass". His totally unique and melodic approach has elevated pop bass to delicious heights 💕💕
Absolutely!
true
That bass! This live version is insanely good.
I think I've said this before, but this song is NOT silly! One of Paul's best bass lines. He was the best bass player of the 60s.
His bass playing on Let em In kicks rear as well. Always felt that Wings at the Speed of Sound was a bit of an underrated gem.
Chris Squire?
John entwistle?
The song is called Silly Love Songs because it was a reaction to a remark of John Lennon. He said that Paul was only good for silly love songs. Or something like that. Paul's reaction was this song: the number one song in England in that year. Lennon had a god complex. He talked down many excellent musicians.
Chris Squire only evolved from the 70s onward. Before that his playing was pretty good, but still not on McCartney Level@@TheForkhandles
When you get criticised for writing Silly Love Songs, you write another one and it goes to number 1 in the U.S in 1976, take that critics, the people have spoken.
That bass line is fantastic.
It is great, but nowhere near as complicated as what he plays on 'Being For the Benefit of Mr. Kite' from Sgt. Pepper.THAT is truly awsome! And he sang and played that live recently with his touring band.
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Mr. McCartney is playing that bass line and singing something totally different is truly admire and amazing!! Greetings from Aleksandra, Zagreb, Croatia 🇭🇷❤️😊
Paul McCartney in his prime. It's pretty fun to see him at a concert.
Thanks Paul for existing
That's it in a nutshell
He's not only a musical genius but also one very handsome man ❤
Hi 👋, how are you doing?
Paul McCartney and George Harrison produced sublime harmonies together. You can hear their harmony in your head when he sings.
This whole tour was epic… It probably will never be surpassed. Awesome.
I remember the tickets sold out the first day....
I meant to fing Job
So this is alyourer hitting albu on your hitting no d lennonbuuqure
My aunt was at one of the Wings shows in ‘76, she’s now in her late 60’s and still says it’s the best show she ever saw-and she saw a ton of the more popular 70’s and 80’s bands.
How can he sing and play that bassline? Master!!
He always made every bass note count, Rickenbacker Bass sound immortalized.
At 0:04 drummer gets totally blasted by the towel he requested!
Bahahahahahahah!!!!
Hah! You folks noticed that, too. Fascinating to see Pauls drummer is also left-handed
@@magnificentmuttley154 , Joe English didn't play left handed. He plays what is called "open handed". Instead of his right stick over his left on the high hat, he plays the snare with his right hand and hi hat with his left.
@@MikeBUSA Perhaps Joe possesses some ambidexterity in that case. If he's really right handed, then its interesting to know that Phil Collins- - although right handed- - plays snare with his right, while counting with cymbal pings & working the toms with his left. Didnt think about it until now, but whichever foot works the bass drum should be a reliable indication of what handed a drummer is 🖐
After 10 years on a 5- piece set I dont consider myself an expert. But when the rhythum calls for somekind of reversal, only thing I can do is cross one hand over the other... My RH working rack toms while making muffled taps LH on the hi hat for example
@@magnificentmuttley154 , it's just a preference. Mike Mangini of Dream Theater and Danny Carey of Tool are two examples of open handed drummers. There may be times they go more traditional or move their hi hats toward center more. That's why music is so great - there are no rules.
Paul McCartney made some amazing music. His albums were good enough to play straight through without skipping.
Hey you might like a band called The Doublejumps if you like Paul McCartney's music
@@MassiveFish-hp4pm I’ll check ‘em out!
Hello 👋, how are you
How soon we forget. His baselines are truly sublime.
Another song that shows why he is one of the greatest bassists of all time
His voice is so good in this version. Even better than the original, listen to that growl...
Well he's the original, maybe you mean "better than on his album's tract or record".
You'd think that people would have had enough of silly love songs
I look around me and I see it isn't so
Some people want to fill the world with silly love songs
And what's wrong with that
I'd like to know
'Cause here I go again
I love you, I love you
I love you, I love you
I can't explain the feeling's plain to me, can't you see
Ah, she gave me more, she gave it all to me now can't you see
What's wrong with that
I need to know
'Cause here I go again
I love you, I love you
Love doesn't come in a minute
Sometimes it doesn't come at all
I only know that when I'm in it
It isn't silly, love isn't silly, love isn't silly at all
How can I tell you about my loved one
How can I tell you about my loved one
How can I tell you about my loved one
How can I tell you about my loved one
I love you, I love you
I love you
(I can't explain the feeling's plain to me, say can't you see)
I love you
(Ah, he gave me more, he gave it all to me to me, say can't you see)
I love you
(I can't explain the feeling's plain to me, say can't you see)
I love you
(Ah, he gave me more, he gave it all to me to me, say can't you see)
I love you
(I can't explain the feeling's plain to me, say can't you see)
I love you
(Ah, he gave me more, he gave it all to me to me, say can't you see)
You'd think that people would have had enough of silly love songs
But I look around me and I see it isn't so, oh no
Some people want to fill the world with silly love songs
What's wrong with that
My 2 year old grandson absolutely loves this song and Paul !
Why Paul is one of the best bass players outside jazz...
Watch his hand on that bass while singing ! No one as ever,,,but him ,,,
had that talent !!!
It’s 2020 and i still watch this. Thanks paul
YOU ARE TRULY A TEACHER, YOU HAVE LEFT ENTIRE GENERATIONS WITH YOUR LEGACY, TODAY MY SONS AND DAUGHTERS, DESPITE THEIR SHORT AGE, LISTEN TO YOU AND LOVE YOU. HUG YOU WHEREVER YOU GO DEAR PAUL...
You'd think that people would have had enough of silly love songs
But I look around me
And I see it isn't so
Some people want to fill the world
With silly love songs
And what's wrong with that?
I'd like to know
Cos here I go again
I love you, I love you
I love you, I love you
Ah, I can't explain
The feeling's plain to me
Now can't you see?
Ah, she gave me more
She gave it all to me
Now can't you see?
What's wrong with that?
I need to know
Cos here I go again
I love you, I love you
Paul McCartney is one of the greatest bass players of all time !Aloha from Hawaii🤙🏽
Not only a number 1 song but the number 1 song of the year, according to Billboard magazine in 1976!
WORDS CANNOT ENCOMPASS HOW MUCH I LOVE THIS MAN!!! That bassline, that playful strutting on the stage, his voice (LORD that voice)…. he’s just perfect.
Wings killed it at this time...
@@greg62945 Yes, i agree they were untouchable in these times
People forget how huge Wings was.
I just realized how his voice is amazing, warm, self confident, never out of tune, expressive. See a cover to hear the difference!
Paul at his best. That bass line, lyrics, he was just peaking.
That bass line has been stuck in my head since the song first came out! Love the Rickenbacker bass sound.
Great bass player
Thank you John Lennon for motivating Paul to write such a great song. Amazing bass line!
Right? Nobody thanks John for saying what he said to prompt Paul to write this masterpiece, lol.
@@thesilvershining "... Here I go ... again..." LOL
Sir James Paul McCartney is the best bassist ever, period! And me favorite too.
That this song was so hard for them to reproduce live is a testament to what an amazing achievement the studio recording is. One of the best ever.
This film is also testimonial to the acoustics of the hippdrome. For years & years I never knew about _Rockshow_ the film. Never saw it repeated on HBO or released onto video throughout the 80's & 90's, but I had that _Wings Over America, Live_ double album. Can't tell you how many times I must've heard the live version on the radio, too. Absolutely magical!
There's something about that recording that beautifully mirrors how well the sound of this performance fills the hippodrome. That's just as mystical to me as Paul's unprecidented demonstration for self-acconpaniment on electric bass, as revealed in this performance. That uniquely vivid quality in the live sound "image" of the magnetic tape recording (probably a 1" wide reel-to-reel, as opposed to a 1/2” one) blows me away everytime I hear this recording. It especially shows in Linda's synthesized string ensemble accompaniment in the background, & also in her lovely backing vocals. Without the benefit of ever seeing the film, you can practically feel the warmth & appreciation of that Seattle audience, & the gentle summer night air
Something tells me Paul had a hand in speaker orientation, & in balancing the amplified instruments with the unamplified drums & brass section. But whomever his R&M (recording & mixing) man was at that time, he/ she deserves proper credit as well 💜🎸🎤
Silly loves songs.... Number 1 in USA and all the world in 1976..!!
Paul mccartney is a musical genius for sure..
That bass is insane!
I always liked hearing linda singing in the background. her voice blended so nicely
Yes me too
Me, too. What a wonderful thing to have the love of your life be on stage with you every night.
This band was awesome. Macca's bass lines. McCulloch's guitar work. The horns. Even Linda's backing vocals were great. 70's magic.
I feel like the drums aren't great. Is that Joe English?
I hope he has found a sort of peace, he deserves it, I hope he returns to nr Scotland, my home, I've been warned, only Scotland rgds Colin.
I would only say ,leave Linda in peace, dont go nr the west coast just now leave the boys in a small party I think.
0:29 I love the break in his voice.
The best rock bassline of all time
That Macca could play such a tasty bass part while singing this is righteous.
Paul is one of the greatest singers that ever lived
Silly love Songs! Mr McCartney at the top of His musicianship.
Du bist der Mozart von unsere zeit.
Such a "Catchy" tune. Paul really is a great song writer - from the Beatles to the present day.
What a brilliant performance at Glastonbury in 2022!