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Gracias y felicidades. Sigo a The Beatles desde 1976 y después de más 40 años de escucharlos continuamente, estoy sumamente sorprendido de la altísima calidad vocal que tenían.
Yup. There are those who may have better classic singing voices, but for sheer versatility (and being damn good at all of them), no one comes close to Paul McCartney.
@@tomacosta85 Nice to know that someone besides myself, knows how closely Brad’s tone was to Paul’s, while still keeping his own sound. He does a great version of Golden Slumbers, with his band Beetlejuice.
This is amazing but I’ll take John’s scream at the end of “I want You (She’s so Heavy)” or “Yer Blues” live with Dirty Mac over Paul. And I’ll take them together over anybody
@mayaadobe, Correction: Paul McCartney still Rulz!!! That will never stop being the truth. Because Sir Paul is the epitome of what all music should be like! Can you dig it??? 😅
@@evyalley Mercury's vocals weren't that great live honestly, he did few amazing shows (the famous ones usually) and many many mediocre ones where he couldn't sing fully many songs. Paul vocals were consistently superior in my opinion
@@evyalley why are you here in the first place first of all this is Beatles territory how did a fan of Queen/ Freddie spot in this comment section it's not like Freddie is a God of vocals for me I respect him as a singer he's indeed the best vocalist in the history but not the way you treat mccartney like he's nothing compares to Freddie. He may have lovely voice but not a this kind of ripped out vocals I've never heard Freddie sang with a ripped vocals like this
@@evyalley and don't forget we have a word called "opinions" don't think about Freddie is the only human being living and worships him. If it you can't accept it then your not a real Freddie fan this is the reason why Queen fanbase are toxic as hell.
No discredit or disrespect to John and George, but Paul was on another level musically, what ever he touched, he put his personal stamp on elevating great songs into classics. No need to present examples of this because we all know the significance of his contributions. He much more than any of the others, tried his best to keep the Beatles as a unit, and what a loss to the world when the break up was announced. We're unlikely ever to experience a musical phenomenon of this magnitude again. Listen to the volumes of rubbish polluting the media, no idea about good musical structure or artistry. Enough said.
@@paragajg Ronnie James Dio as good as he is, is a contemporary of Paul's. I was citing influences of those that preceded The Beatles and influenced Paul and the others.
According to Geoff Emerick's book, Paul worked on the vocals for this song incessantly, striving for perfection. By the time he was finished his vocal cords were shredded and he needed a few days off. Emerick's book is full of interesting tidbits. It's titled, Here, There, and Everywhere. An excellent tome!
@@lawrence142002 He is 77 years old, most of the people at that age can barely walk, but sir Paul is still touring. We are aging it's just natural process, you can't expect from man who is almost 80 years old to sing and perform with the power and energy that he performed while he was in his twenties.
@@lawrence142002 The last time I saw him was late 2017. He did his 3 hour set, which I think is ballsy for a man approaching 80 years old! Some songs were sung in a different key, or with more harmonies/background vocals. The higher notes weren't as high as they were back in the day, same as the gritty, low notes. Every time I see Macca I cry the first 20 minutes or so; it's so emotional for me. My daughter met Paul twice, as she worked for the NHL team in our city and worked all the other events at the venue. Last time, Paul walked over to her and asked her what her name was, and shook her hand, telling her it was nice to meet her. Because she worked there for 8+ years, she was able to get my son and I seats in the front row of the employee box. We were so close we could be every bead of sweat on the bands' faces! But anyway, who among us will be as good in our late 70's as we were at age 22? Nobody. Age takes its toll on all of us, even our beloved Sir Paul James McCartney.💖🎶🎸🎤🎹
no one, not even himself, can repeat that vocal. And when I say that he wouldn't do it himself again, I'm talking about him at an age when his voice was good, I think even 35 could still reach it.
Paul had a great voice for singing aggressive that he didn't use very often. Reminds of Ronnie James Dio's voice with so much power and melody. Both amazing singers.
As a huge fan of both Ronnie James Dio and The Beatles i agree, Paul is a great powerful rock singer much like Dio (they are of course different), they also both could do the most beautiful singing as well as the most brutal powerful classic rock singing. Paul is a great bassplayer as well, Dio actually played bass for years as well in the early days.
It's about Jane Asher, in my opinion. Several friends mentioned how "heartbroken" Paul was when she left him. He first penned this song in late 1968, and in December of that year, Paul told a journalist that he and Jane "were still in love with one another, but it's impossible." Jane had made up her mind - she was not coming back. Other songs I think are about the situation are Hey Jude, Honey Pie, Martha My Dear, Let it Be, The Long and Winding Road, and part of I've Got A Feeling (I'd hate to miss the train/And if you leave me/I won't be late again...One evening in 1963, Paul missed the last train home to Liverpool, and Mrs. Asher suggested he stay the night at their house. One night became two-and-a-half-years. It was the catalyst in turning their innocent romance into a relationship). "Jane Asher was the first woman to reject him, and he did not like the experience", said Alistair Taylor, who goes into great detail about the breakup in his book. Also, note the ad-lib Can You Take Me Back? Paul sings between takes of I Will. He wrote I Will soon after their engagement, and when he got round to recording it after she left him, the two avaliable outtakes are both notably negative for a positive love song. Jane Asher, the one who got away...
You absolutely pinned it, my friend! Only a broken man strains his voice THAT badly to get his plea across! In her book about Lennon...Cynthia Powell Lennon also wrote that Paul " was heartbroken" when Jane Asher left him! They were very much in love but he did her wrong!!!!!
Paul is the most melodic screamer and singer in history ! Not to mention he wrote these songs. And the ones he didn't for example "Long Tall Sally" he raised a whole step higher than Little Richard ! Little Richard key of F ,Paul does it in G
Paul reaches some really high notes in this song with a shredded throat Little Richard style, kind of like he did on early albums. The choir-like background harmonies are excellent. This is part of the very best of the Beatles, although that pretty well describes almost everything they released.
@@lauracampagne-gregorits2648 I saw a video of Paul doing Helter Skelter at a recent concert. He was painfully struggling with it and couldn't quite get to the super high notes. He'll always be able to draw a sellout crowd, but maybe it's time to skip those kinds of songs. He got thunderous applause from the audience, but I'd have to believe that was because he's Paul McCartney, one of The Beatles, and that he made an effort to try. Maybe he was under the weather with a sore throat. It can happen to anyone. He's definitely not so young anymore.
Unfortunately (but fortunately), belting songs out like this is one of the reasons his voice is a mere "shadow" of it's former self but, man, what an incredible performance this is. Between the lowest note in "Cri-i-i-i-i-ide (low A) to "Woo"(E) near the end, he covers more than 3 1/2 octaves! Pretty astounding.
The main lead singer when the Beatles broke huge was John and there was a reason for that. Paul you could say was an equal and a specialist in vocal harmonies. I still think John had a superior lead voice as his tone and style was more unique and he had an other worldly quality to his voice that is once in a lifetime and a Beatles signature along with Paul’s voice and harmonies. George was a great singer as well. Ringo could sing for a drummer.
@@nonrepublicrat I don't need to be in this trend, please others, or say what I don't want to say instead of saying my true feelings just so that people like me. This will not change my life. I'm not fighting with you, you can rest assured🤝🏻
He was schooled by Little Richard, and then took it to a WHOLE ‘nother level. Also, Paul is the undisputed king of vocal doubling. They actually invented the Harmonizer (phil collins sound etc) to imitate what Paul could do on the spot. Just out of control. It’s even more astonishing soloed.
seriously no one can sing like this but what's more amazing is that people don't recognize his singing because of his writing talent. HE IS GOD . seriously
Hands down, one of the greatest rock vocals ever recorded. All the more amazing when it’s soloed. The studio toys aren’t needed like today’s vocalists with pitch correction etc. Paul has almost perfect pitch. It almost sounds better than the darn mix!
Honestly, I don’t know what John found fault with. Paul sings passionately with conviction and has amazing chest voice, perfect dynamic control and gorgeous clear vibrato. John couldn’t have sung it better because Paul’s vocal is **already** perfect 🤷🏻♀️
it's striking to hear it acapella, mccartney just letting it go and nailing it. john also had the ability to let loose, and along with george's amazing harmonies these guys are still the best vocal rock band of all time.
Paul is amazing!💯the best. Early Fab songs He was the one. that always shout the most just look at the videos.🇬🇧 this song it's power.🎈thanks for sharing.
It's definitely double tracked (and not just ADT like they often used, it def sounds like two different takes) really impressive to match the intensity of such a performance!
Yeah, it’s double tracked on the bridge. Even though he’s almost singing identically to the first track, you can hear a subtle difference on “…and cried.” [@1:24] It’s not until “…and died.” [@1:39] does it go back to single track.
I watched the McCartney film Give My Regards to Broad Street last night. There was one song that he was playing with Dave Edmunds on guitar where he sang the first two lines with a woman's voice. I'm not talking about a jokey, comical voice or Barry Gibb-type voice. This was a serious song and he sang it spot on. Really Really impressive. Well worth a watch.
My theory is that this is about John. "Oh Darling" becomes "Oh Johnny" by the last verse, with "I'll never let you down". Written during early Let It Be sessions when John's "Don't Let Me Down" was fresh. It's a plea to John disguised as a love song.
This is the guy that sang She's Leaving Home. He can sound like an angelic choirboy but here he sounds like the raunchiest soul singer that ever existed. Tell me one other singer who could do that. Freddie Mercury? Nope. Brian Wilson? Nope. Ray Charles? Nope. Paul's the best of them all.
It’s crazy this is the same bloke who sang “She’s Leaving Home” just two years before this masterpiece was recorded… Paul is mind-boggling in the best way!
With mentioning Brian Wilson, he almost could for a bit. In the 70s, for some time he could use his formerly gorgeous falsetto and sound vintage, but give it would good cough and he sounds like he some 3 packs of ciggerettes.
@@jerrysmith2354 But even when he tried (sorry but I wouldn't even like to hear Brian Wilson attempting a rock screaming vocal) he never would sound so good as Macca would when screaming.
@@stephen6845 Freddy Mercury was a perfect singer. At reaching high and hard operatic notes and sounding dramatic. But he never screamed a song like Paul did.
I was biking from London Bridge where I had just rented a bike in November of 2013 with my sights set on the London Eye, Buckingham Palace and on to Abbey Road, a place I had wanted to visit since I first heard the album in October of 1969. True story, the song I had in my head as I was nearing St Johns Woods was "Oh Darling."
How incredible and exciting it must have been working in those control rooms at Emi watching The Beatles work. Watching the interaction between Paul and John. Just wish I could have been there.
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Hello Beatlemaniacs! I've been uploading (and I hope I can continue) Beatles Isolated Tracks, with the only purpose of share to all of you and enjoy in a different way the masterpieces that The Beatles gave us. If you can please share with all your Beatles fans friends, It could help me too much to continue doing this. I'm very sure that all of you will love the tracks like me.
Greetings from Mexico!
Je recherchais desserrement cette chanson mais sans les instruments , c'est chose faite , ça permet de voir le travail monumental de Paulo ! Merci !
Tio, llevo buscando esto desde hace tiempo. Mil gracias!!!
Kudos, Isaac!
Isaac Vázquez - Thank You.
Gracias y felicidades. Sigo a The Beatles desde 1976 y después de más 40 años de escucharlos continuamente, estoy sumamente sorprendido de la altísima calidad vocal que tenían.
Consider that this voice is the same voice that sang YESTERDAY. What a musical talent!
And the same one who sang Helter Skelter
And that he sang Yesterday and I’m Down on the same day.
kokamoa And I've Just Seen A Face the same day too.
Professor X And Here there and everywhere. He sounds like a completely different person
Yup. There are those who may have better classic singing voices, but for sheer versatility (and being damn good at all of them), no one comes close to Paul McCartney.
Paul has one of the best screaming voices in rock n roll !
kim schroeder and he only used it on this and Helter Skelter
@@hoodedman07 ...and Long Tall Sally, Kansas City, I'm Down,...
@@hoodedman07 Maybe I'm Amazed
Absolutely!
Chip Gaasche ehhh I thought long tall sally and I’m down but he was still trying to sound cute doing it. It wasn’t raw enough in my opinion
McCartney's vocal versatility was just one thing that elevated The Beatles above the rest of the pack.
Very much so! He had that Elvis sound, and many variations in between.
That's it
Mickey Dolenz of the Monkees had a similar range (and a similar voice.)
@@patrickcolon8809 you're fooling yourself.
@@chipgaasche4933 I don't think he is. Think about it, No Time, Going Down, She, Sometime in the Morning..
Paul mccartney is a legend, no one can sing like that
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Freddie does it better
Zlatan Warit both are amazing
Only Elvis
incredible singing! Paul got the best range of all them Beatles. No cover can ever top this.
th-cam.com/video/DBkoLU3mEh4/w-d-xo.html Brad Delp from Boston. Is about as close as you get.
@@tomacosta85 Nice to know that someone besides myself, knows how closely Brad’s tone was to Paul’s, while still keeping his own sound. He does a great version of Golden Slumbers, with his band Beetlejuice.
Paul has better range but john is defiantly a better singer....vocal range does not neccesarlly make u a better singer...
@@homebest1777 John has the better “rock and roll” voice (raspy and strong) but Paul is the full package, he can sing any genre
@@pepy1704 no i think paul's voice is lil bit softer than john's. john's is powerful
For me, this is proof that Paul is the best singer in the Beatles.
The best singer ever!!!!
@@isaacvazquez4042 He's definitely up there with the best. I was just addressing the issue of John vs. Paul in the voice department.
@@isaacvazquez4042 EVER!!!
Paul is the most talented and most intelligent Beatle among them
This is amazing but I’ll take John’s scream at the end of “I want You (She’s so Heavy)” or “Yer Blues” live with Dirty Mac over Paul. And I’ll take them together over anybody
In his day nobody could touch this guy . Not even close. And the versatility ? Forget it. He ruled
correct. Nobody else is better
@mayaadobe,
Correction: Paul McCartney still Rulz!!! That will never stop being the truth. Because Sir Paul is the epitome of what all music should be like! Can you dig it??? 😅
until this day though
he ruled and still rules
McCartney, best vocals in history...
Mercury is better
@@evyalley
Mercury's vocals weren't that great live honestly, he did few amazing shows (the famous ones usually) and many many mediocre ones where he couldn't sing fully many songs. Paul vocals were consistently superior in my opinion
Jonathan Meddis WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU!?
@@evyalley why are you here in the first place first of all this is Beatles territory how did a fan of Queen/ Freddie spot in this comment section it's not like Freddie is a God of vocals for me I respect him as a singer he's indeed the best vocalist in the history but not the way you treat mccartney like he's nothing compares to Freddie. He may have lovely voice but not a this kind of ripped out vocals I've never heard Freddie sang with a ripped vocals like this
@@evyalley and don't forget we have a word called "opinions" don't think about Freddie is the only human being living and worships him. If it you can't accept it then your not a real Freddie fan this is the reason why Queen fanbase are toxic as hell.
When you think about it, he sang "And I Love Her" and then this. Paul is just amazing.
And then can sing that beautiful song, "I Will"!
The versatility and brilliance of this one human being is almost beyond comprehension! Miraculous.
Is paul a rock singer ? Definitely yes !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Is Paul an actual human?
mistermaster____ jahn beet wif
Nope! From a different galaxy, he is!
A reptilian clone, for sure. No joke.
@@joxxter4797 JOHN WAT
@@GabrielSoares-lj9rv So he travelled *Across the Universe* isn't it?
No discredit or disrespect to John and George, but Paul was on another level musically, what ever he touched, he put his personal stamp on elevating great songs into classics. No need to present examples of this because we all know the significance of his contributions. He much more than any of the others, tried his best to keep the Beatles as a unit, and what a loss to the world when the break up was announced. We're unlikely ever to experience a musical phenomenon of this magnitude again. Listen to the volumes of rubbish polluting the media, no idea about good musical structure or artistry. Enough said.
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My god! This post is epic!
Paul’s basslines elevated already great songs and his voice was immaculate, I cannot imagine The Beatles going anywhere without him back in ‘62
You took the words right out of my mouth.
@@thesilvershining hE IS A BELOW AVERAGE BASS PLAYER.
How can anybody sing this good? I'm blown away.
Giving me chills and i've heard this song a zillion times and i've seen him live about 9 times and it never gets old. He's one of a kind!
Roy Orbison was better.
@@nonrepublicrat LOL
1:38 Incredible transition from the screams to the sweet early beatles mccartney signature voice. Legend.
He’s so damn good 😭
Mick Jagger needed emotional support when he first heard this!!
😂😂😂awesome. Jagger wished he could sing like this
McCartney; Little Richard, The Everly Brothers, Buddy Holley and Elvis, all rolled up into one Macca.
May be you wanna add Ronnie James Dio to above list ...
@@paragajg Ronnie James Dio as good as he is, is a contemporary of Paul's. I was citing influences of those that preceded The Beatles and influenced Paul and the others.
he gets progressively angrier as the song goes on
The range of his voice is legendary
According to Geoff Emerick's book, Paul worked on the vocals for this song incessantly, striving for perfection. By the time he was finished his vocal cords were shredded and he needed a few days off. Emerick's book is full of interesting tidbits. It's titled, Here, There, and Everywhere. An excellent tome!
He sure is paying for it these days, unfortunately. He's still Paul McCartney, but his voice can't do anything close to this anymore.
@@lawrence142002 He is 77 years old, most of the people at that age can barely walk, but sir Paul is still touring. We are aging it's just natural process, you can't expect from man who is almost 80 years old to sing and perform with the power and energy that he performed while he was in his twenties.
@@lawrence142002 The last time I saw him was late 2017. He did his 3 hour set, which I think is ballsy for a man approaching 80 years old! Some songs were sung in a different key, or with more harmonies/background vocals. The higher notes weren't as high as they were back in the day, same as the gritty, low notes.
Every time I see Macca I cry the first 20 minutes or so; it's so emotional for me.
My daughter met Paul twice, as she worked for the NHL team in our city and worked all the other events at the venue. Last time, Paul walked over to her and asked her what her name was, and shook her hand, telling her it was nice to meet her. Because she worked there for 8+ years, she was able to get my son and I seats in the front row of the employee box. We were so close we could be every bead of sweat on the bands' faces!
But anyway, who among us will be as good in our late 70's as we were at age 22? Nobody. Age takes its toll on all of us, even our beloved Sir Paul James McCartney.💖🎶🎸🎤🎹
My throat hurts thinking about it.
Great book. Fascinating
What amazing singer Paul is! What a great voice! This is a very dificult song to sing...Paul rocks!
Paul killed it.
He’s showing who had the rock voice in the group❤️
He is not showing anger! He's showing desire!
He later used this same wonderful growly voice on "Oh woman, Oh why" & "Monkberry Moon Delight" ...love it**
And anther voice song was maybe i m amazed..
I've got a feeling too
I agree, monkberry moon is off the scale
And then there are people that say Paul's voice wasn't special.... Ehm... Listen to This! He is simply perfect. That's all
Yes! I don't get how people don't get this!
no one, not even himself, can repeat that vocal. And when I say that he wouldn't do it himself again, I'm talking about him at an age when his voice was good, I think even 35 could still reach it.
As everyone says, Macca was possibly without compare, but listen to those backup vocals. Equally impressive. Just beautiful.
Pure talent no auto tune.
Paul had a great voice for singing aggressive that he didn't use very often. Reminds of Ronnie James Dio's voice with so much power and melody. Both amazing singers.
As a huge fan of both Ronnie James Dio and The Beatles i agree, Paul is a great powerful rock singer much like Dio (they are of course different), they also both could do the most beautiful singing as well as the most brutal powerful classic rock singing. Paul is a great bassplayer as well, Dio actually played bass for years as well in the early days.
The two other more aggressively sung songs that immediately come to mind are “I’ve got a feeling” and “Helter Skelter”
@@Mikimaki7267 Yeah , he turned out to be quite the hardrock singer in Helter skelter, Maybe i´m amazed is a great example as well.
Stefan Sjöberg Monkberry Moon Delight is insane for this. Actually, a lot of his 70s stuff had raw power.
@@markydh83 I dont think i have heard that before, you are correct, alot of power there as well. Why Don't We Do It In The Road is also an example.
Prolific range. Macs been my favorite singer since 1964.
Cliff Seckinger
Mine too♥️
It's about Jane Asher, in my opinion.
Several friends mentioned how "heartbroken" Paul was when she left him.
He first penned this song in late 1968, and in December of that year, Paul told a journalist that he and Jane "were still in love with one another, but it's impossible." Jane had made up her mind - she was not coming back.
Other songs I think are about the situation are Hey Jude, Honey Pie, Martha My Dear, Let it Be, The Long and Winding Road, and part of I've Got A Feeling (I'd hate to miss the train/And if you leave me/I won't be late again...One evening in 1963, Paul missed the last train home to Liverpool, and Mrs. Asher suggested he stay the night at their house. One night became two-and-a-half-years. It was the catalyst in turning their innocent romance into a relationship). "Jane Asher was the first woman to reject him, and he did not like the experience", said Alistair Taylor, who goes into great detail about the breakup in his book.
Also, note the ad-lib Can You Take Me Back? Paul sings between takes of I Will. He wrote I Will soon after their engagement, and when he got round to recording it after she left him, the two avaliable outtakes are both notably negative for a positive love song.
Jane Asher, the one who got away...
You absolutely pinned it, my friend!
Only a broken man strains his voice THAT badly to get his plea across!
In her book about Lennon...Cynthia Powell Lennon also wrote that Paul " was heartbroken" when Jane Asher left him!
They were very much in love but he did her wrong!!!!!
Paul is the most melodic screamer and singer in history ! Not to mention he wrote these songs. And the ones he didn't for example "Long Tall Sally" he raised a whole step higher than Little Richard ! Little Richard key of F ,Paul does it in G
I remember THE FIRST I heard this and SAW the singer in black and white!
💃🤠🙋♥️💯💯🤠💯🤠
Wow his anger is so evident without the music.
It seems much more like desperation.
@@lawrence142002 You both got it wrong, it's not anger or desperation, it's urgency, passion,and ass-kicking rock and roll.
@@seancurran6727 Well i'm gonna have to go along with you on this one.
With the music too
My favorite Beatles song of all time for personal reasons
Yeah it's crazy, he had everything power range beauty gravel falsetto....he could sing anything from Mozart to Motorhead
Paul reaches some really high notes in this song with a shredded throat Little Richard style, kind of like he did on early albums. The choir-like background harmonies are excellent. This is part of the very best of the Beatles, although that pretty well describes almost everything they released.
This gives me chills when he hits those aggressive high notes!
@@lauracampagne-gregorits2648 I saw a video of Paul doing Helter Skelter at a recent concert. He was painfully struggling with it and couldn't quite get to the super high notes. He'll always be able to draw a sellout crowd, but maybe it's time to skip those kinds of songs. He got thunderous applause from the audience, but I'd have to believe that was because he's Paul McCartney, one of The Beatles, and that he made an effort to try. Maybe he was under the weather with a sore throat. It can happen to anyone. He's definitely not so young anymore.
Unfortunately (but fortunately), belting songs out like this is one of the reasons his voice is a mere "shadow" of it's former self but, man, what an incredible performance this is. Between the lowest note in "Cri-i-i-i-i-ide (low A) to "Woo"(E) near the end, he covers more than 3 1/2 octaves! Pretty astounding.
I actually think it's "only" 2 1/2 octaves.
Impressing enough though 👏
Even the best trained opera singer in the world can’t sing the same way at 79 as he did at 29.
💓😭paulie is so talented.
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Mccartney was the best as a singer in the beatles. But his image as a cute one underplayed his ability.
Harith Anti Bully John Lennon - Yer Blues.
Honestly I always thought he was the most talented Beatle, and given John's abilities that's saying a lot.
George Harrison.
Ringo Starr.
The main lead singer when the Beatles broke huge was John and there was a reason for that. Paul you could say was an equal and a specialist in vocal harmonies. I still think John had a superior lead voice as his tone and style was more unique and he had an other worldly quality to his voice that is once in a lifetime and a Beatles signature along with Paul’s voice and harmonies. George was a great singer as well. Ringo could sing for a drummer.
That John and George vocal is so angelic
If you want to show you are trendy,, you need to praise only Paul.
@@nonrepublicrat I don't need to be in this trend, please others, or say what I don't want to say instead of saying my true feelings just so that people like me. This will not change my life. I'm not fighting with you, you can rest assured🤝🏻
The gospel thing comes through real clear as does the Little Richard thing. His anger voice to the subtle whims are very good. This is so good.
The best voice in all the rock'n roll.paul is the best..nobody sing like him....
Hot damn the power in that voice! Hearing this never gets old.
So true
It’s not easy to scream that loudly in queue and stay completely in tune. Paul never goes off key here. Amazing.
He was schooled by Little Richard, and then took it to a WHOLE ‘nother level. Also, Paul is the undisputed king of vocal doubling. They actually invented the Harmonizer (phil collins sound etc) to imitate what Paul could do on the spot. Just out of control. It’s even more astonishing soloed.
I just listened to this and am "fanning" myself! So hot!! What a singer! Absolutely amazing and thrilling! Whew!!
When you can really sing…and leave your guts on the floor…
Paul's range! Wow!
BTW: I'm a 1st generation Beatles fan. I was 11 yrs. old when they hit America in 1964.
The way he sings, "when I tell you" is him going to screaming voice to a soft-cute voice.
It's hard to think of a more versatile rock n roll singer than Paul MaCartney.
seriously no one can sing like this
but what's more amazing is that people don't recognize his singing because of his writing talent.
HE IS GOD . seriously
OK, Paul. Now let's record Michelle! Easily one of the greatest popular music vocalist to EVER "hit the big time"!
Wow Incredible voice. One of my favourites of all time
Hands down, one of the greatest rock vocals ever recorded. All the more amazing when it’s soloed. The studio toys aren’t needed like today’s vocalists with pitch correction etc. Paul has almost perfect pitch. It almost sounds better than the darn mix!
THATS IS SINGING.....THE NATURAL SINGER OF THE BEATLES WAS NO DOUBT SIR P A U L.....thanks forever.....
John said Paul never got it right ... I think John was Crazy Jealous actually ... Paul is his own concert in this song
True
Honestly, I don’t know what John found fault with. Paul sings passionately with conviction and has amazing chest voice, perfect dynamic control and gorgeous clear vibrato. John couldn’t have sung it better because Paul’s vocal is **already** perfect 🤷🏻♀️
it's striking to hear it acapella, mccartney just letting it go and nailing it. john also had the ability to let loose, and along with george's amazing harmonies these guys are still the best vocal rock band of all time.
Gets me choked up listening to how surreal this sounds!
One of the great voices of all time. This and “You Never Give me Your Money” are his best work
Definitely
Man what a soulful voice Sir Paul has & John n George's harmonies sound like a harmonium.
Paul is amazing!💯the best. Early Fab songs He was the one. that always shout the most just look at the videos.🇬🇧 this song it's power.🎈thanks for sharing.
what power, incredible versatility to sing, what a beast
Paul:
El mejor Beatle!
🙏
Damn! I always thought that "when you told me" part was double tracked but it's only one voice.
That is the power of Macca!!
It's clearly double tracked. Doesn't take anything away from his power, though.
It's definitely double tracked (and not just ADT like they often used, it def sounds like two different takes) really impressive to match the intensity of such a performance!
Yeah, it’s double tracked on the bridge. Even though he’s almost singing identically to the first track, you can hear a subtle difference on “…and cried.” [@1:24] It’s not until “…and died.” [@1:39] does it go back to single track.
It's one of the most obvious double tracks I've heard. Doesn't take anything away from it, but it certainly is a part of why it sounds so full
soo higher and powerful register!Paul always be a awesome singer!
one of the most beautiful things in the world
Paul... what a voice!
Great performance by Paul...👍👏👏
Paul has fantastic and great voice.. Of cause, he is one of the greatest bass guitar players... I respect him..
I watched the McCartney film Give My Regards to Broad Street last night. There was one song that he was playing with Dave Edmunds on guitar where he sang the first two lines with a woman's voice. I'm not talking about a jokey, comical voice or Barry Gibb-type voice. This was a serious song and he sang it spot on. Really Really impressive. Well worth a watch.
Sure
Gonna watch it
The legend. The genius. The best of the best.
My theory is that this is about John. "Oh Darling" becomes "Oh Johnny" by the last verse, with "I'll never let you down". Written during early Let It Be sessions when John's "Don't Let Me Down" was fresh. It's a plea to John disguised as a love song.
The greatest living legend in music 😳 incredible man
This is the guy that sang She's Leaving Home. He can sound like an angelic choirboy but here he sounds like the raunchiest soul singer that ever existed. Tell me one other singer who could do that. Freddie Mercury? Nope. Brian Wilson? Nope. Ray Charles? Nope. Paul's the best of them all.
It’s crazy this is the same bloke who sang “She’s Leaving Home” just two years before this masterpiece was recorded… Paul is mind-boggling in the best way!
With mentioning Brian Wilson, he almost could for a bit. In the 70s, for some time he could use his formerly gorgeous falsetto and sound vintage, but give it would good cough and he sounds like he some 3 packs of ciggerettes.
@@jerrysmith2354 But even when he tried (sorry but I wouldn't even like to hear Brian Wilson attempting a rock screaming vocal) he never would sound so good as Macca would when screaming.
Eh, no.
Freddy Mercury
@@stephen6845 Freddy Mercury was a perfect singer. At reaching high and hard operatic notes and sounding dramatic. But he never screamed a song like Paul did.
I feel in heaven listening that angel voice 😍
YES!
amazing oh my god soooooo perfect
I love Beatles so much, and i love Paul... this made my night!!!
Thanks for watching!! We are going to load more beatles isolated tracks, you can also listen "Don't Let Me Down" on the channel if you wish!
He really belts it out. I love this.
Wow. Sir Paul, you ARE amazing 😍 oh myyyyy
"Sir" LOL You THINK that bullshit means something.
Always loved this song. Paul, thanks for trying to keep the band going; sometimes people do not see loyalty when it's right in their face.
I was biking from London Bridge where I had just rented a bike in November of 2013 with my sights set on the London Eye, Buckingham Palace and on to Abbey Road, a place I had wanted to visit since I first heard the album in October of 1969. True story, the song I had in my head as I was nearing St Johns Woods was "Oh Darling."
What a song what a voice/voices!
What an amazing voice he has!! I Love the Beatles
Paul is legend of the world. he makes everyone who love realy music
Paul has a fantastic voice.number one Beatles fans 4 ever.
The harmonies...beautiful.
The Abbey Road album is where Paul was at the top of his vocal abilities. And "Oh Darling!" perfectly shows it. Insane range and diversity, unmatched.
Paul vocals are perfect.
Absolutely amazing vocals. Don't think there is a singer alive today with those much talent.
How incredible and exciting it must have been working in those control rooms at Emi watching The Beatles work. Watching the interaction between Paul and John. Just wish I could have been there.
Well, it's clear he was the greatest rock shouter ever. And also why his voice is now shot to bits
Shot to pieces at 79….
Even if you never sang in your life, your voice would be shot to pieces too at 79.
@@Roheryn100 from about 60
@@markgardner1020 Probably….
Autotune left the chat
Nicefisher the autotune would go fucking nuts on the screaming notes
Autotune is cancer.
@@awdadwadwad1723 Autotune is sort of a walking frame for pitchwise disabled singers.
Did Autotune exist in 1970?
Autotune never even entered
I guess there's a reason these doobies are so timeless, those harmonies are pretty perfect
Paul McCartney..what a fantastic singer…!
What a voice!
WHAT A VOICE. Thanks for sharing love from Manchester England .
Paul is amazing but I love the George and John's choir! sounds so angelic😢❤
Sir Mc Carthney is exceptional
"Sir" LOL. Anybody who thinks that bullshit means anything is brainwashed.
John's background vocals sound great!
Que maravillosa interpretación. Grande Paul
I’m so in love with this man.
Beautiful voice beautiful face
Oh paul wow another great song.