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- Well we have finally arrived at a studio Wings track... and man. This was.... something. This video was so surreal yet so beautiful at the same time. Paul really was a genius and putting him with Denny and Linda is just a great idea for some amazing songs to happen. This happens to be one of them. Thank you to our patron Mark V for this wonderful selection.
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Paul had plenty of healing to do after the Beatles...his Scottish farm seemed to be the safe place he needed. I take this as a love song to Scotland, a song of gratitude and appreciation.
I would be grateful as well. It's a beautiful place. I wish to visit my homeland one day.
Several months ago, I watched another reactor's listening to "Mull of Kyntire". A commenter said, that he felt like Paul had written a very old Scottish folk song, in the 1970's!
@@L33ReactsMcCartney purchase the Farmhouse in 1966, long before for any Beatles break up!
I wish you can return to your farm as soon you as can, it'd be awesome! For the record, Paul McCartney actually suffered a lot after the Beatles, depression and alcohol was a daily boost, but soon after his wife Linda helped him to arise and he started to sing again, After Ram album he met Denny Lane, which was a friend since 60's, so he changed jis mood and he decided to deliver Wild Life album, a very light and beautiful album with an amazing voice, singing songs like Wild Life and Dear Friend toward his friend John Lennon.
@@beatlebrian4404 Did I say it was purchased because of the breakup??
Paul is a living breathing walking melody. 🕊❤️🎼
I fell so much in love with this song, that a very long time ago, I went to Scotland, rented a car and drove to the Mull of Kintyre just to see it. It was beautiful and the most remote place I’ve ever been. Not a single sound except seagulls and bleating sheep. I’ll never forget it. I love Scotland.
Oh my, I'm deeply in love with this song, Mull of Kintyre became the 4th best selling single in UK history, they said that this song became most popular than the Porridge! Every Scotsman over the age of 30 bought it!!
McCartney was really nervous about it at the time, as it was the days of punk in the late 70's and he didn't think it would catch on - but he said he had punks coming up to him telling him how great it was. heh
It's my understanding that this song was huge in the UK but relatively unknown in the US. As far as I can remember, I never heard, or even heard OF, the song before I got Wings' Greatest Hits album.
Amazingly, it's still the top-selling 45 rpm single ever in UK history, if you discount a couple released for charity on the back of special events.
Strange, as it was a huge hit in Canada but not so in the US.
I wish Paul could live forever. His boyish charm paired with his musical genius is something i dont want to miss.
At the time, the UK music press panned this but the public completely disagreed and bought squillions of this single.
Kintyre is a peninsula of Scotland. It is southwest of Glasgow, and Loch Lomond. Paul's ranch was there, where "the long and winding road" took to get him there, and back out again. At the end of Kintyre, on a clear day, one can see across to Northern Ireland. When I rented a car in 1990, and drove around the U.K. for two weeks, I drove down Kintyre, yet it was raining hard, and foggy in the region too -Scotland! I did not see N'Eire. I did have this song on a cassette to play then :)
Lee your face when the Campbeltown Pipe Band entered marching along the beach was awesome, i'm Scottish and a Beatles fan, this song was part of my childhood, it's not a dirge or a letdown, its an anthem and a beautiful litany to a lovely part of this planet.
Love how you mentioned Paul always smiling!!
You can tell he lives and breathes music and loves what he’s doing!!!!
It was also a huge #1 Song here in Canada 🇨🇦❤
Also in Australia.LOVE IT!
Needless to say, but another world-wide number 1!😊
I have ancestors from Kintyre, Scotland. Love this song.
He got into trouble for possession when he was up there. My mum's friend lived up there at the time and said all the locals knew there was plenty of dope and didn't give a ****. As far as they were concerned he was a nice man who sang nice songs and the police should have had better things to do with their time.
I saw Paul McCartney in Vancouver in 2012 … he brought a local pipe band on stage with him to do this song. Something I will never forget ❤
This song always gives me chills. After a day tour to Isle of Skye last year, they played this on the tour bus going back to Inverness. I was already familiar with the song and this just topped off the day ❤🏴
Such a beautiful song.
A beautiful reaction to an utterly gorgeous song. All the best to you.
Everyone has a different perspective and taste in music. I much prefer most of Paul's solo work more than John's or George's or Ringo's (although I do like a lot of their stuff too and of course the Beatle's catalog is the best). This song is good for what it was meant to be--a tribute to a peaceful beautiful place where he recovered from the break up of the Beatles. The bagpiper's were a local band that he used in the video and they put out an album of their own as a result.
This is one of those Macca songs that are music classics , any genre. It gets me everytime, it's an anthem.
Beautiful voice of Paul giving us a beautiful song. Love the pipes and drums. Thanks for your great reaction.
I love this song...and the pipers are magical! Tears of joy.
Such a beautiful song 💗
this song is incredible when he plays it live at the end of his concerts and gets massed pipes and drums on stage. It brings the house down
You really get it, Lee. Beautiful. Thank you.
One of my Mother's favourite songs so happy memories. Paul was always the favourite of Mothers back in the day.
A McCartney song I wasn’t familiar with. It’s gently lulling, Paul’s voice is sweet and joyful. One of the most soothing songs I’ve ever heard. The bagpipes add magic.
More McCartney magnificence.
Thank you, Lee and Mark V!
I love this song. I have listened to many evaluations of it. Yours is the best I have heard. Thanks!
Love this 🏴❤️🏴
"Give Ireland Back To The Irish" - is also a great song by him - and powerful too
I believe the word mull roughly translates as a green mound or mountain
This makes your mind move.
Just beautiful
Yes, Paul is always smiling. Most of his songs are upbeat or uplifting too.
After the Beatles broke up Paul moved to Kintyre. There he was just Paul to the townspeople. It gave him a time to reflect on his future
TRUST ME: do "LET ME ROLL IT" as your next Wings track. Either that or the whole "Band on the Run" album, period. It was their best album.
He already did it
I took a holiday on Kintyre a few years back. Of course I had to visit Saddell Bay, the location of this video, if only to placate my McCartney mad nephew. I walked a little beyond the beach and was lucky enough to see an otter swimming in the disconcertingly rough sea just before a storm broke. A magical place and memorable song!
I like this song, I don't care if people say it's cheesy 🙃. I like the Frog Song as well by the way, even though many fans hate it. My children loved it, the Frog Song and Yellow Submarine are a great way to introduce toddlers to McCartney and The Beatles.
I, too, really like Mull of Kintyre and the Frog Song.
Number 1 song in New Zealand in early 1978. I remember it vividly being played every week on the Top 20 Countdown. Don't think it did any good in the US. The bagpipes in this are one of those few and far between goosebump moments. Glad you appreciated it.
Hard to believe that Paul has refused to play this song in a concert in the USA. It’s really a shame. Such a good song.
My favorite Wings song!
Me too!
Paul never forgot his roots.
Actually, it was a single only. It has been since added as a bonus track to London Town. Flip the single over and you get the rockin', funny...and horny side of Paul.
Hey, I visited the Mull of Kintyre recently. It's just 12 minutes from Ireland across the sea, and very beautiful. There was a lot of mist there, even when it was clear and bright everywhere else. I asked a local person if it was always misty there, and they seemed quite offended.
Many great Wings and McCartney tunes to explore! This one's a little different, but lovely.
Lee I really appreciate your eclectic choices of music to react to. You run the gamut from pop to acid rock & beyond. Most reactors do songs that millions have heard on commercials, radio, films etc. and claim they never heard the song before. Ten seconds into song and then they say "I know this". Spoiler alert-they reviewed the song before uploading the "reaction" video. You seem to be giving an honest reaction to songs I assume you never even knew existed let alone heard. Especially songs from the 60's by obscure artists who were never heard from again.💯💥👍
Im on the live version that was recorded in Glasgow in 1990 and is the B side to the All My Trials songle 😊
was actually a stand-alone single with Girls School from 1977
Anytime I start to think that maybe Paul isn’t all that, I remember this one and go, oh yeah, he’s all that.
Glad you liked it, Lee!!
Beautiful music and exciting video.
Yeah, that video totally made it all the better for once. It usually takes away from the music, but paul knows what he's doing, lol. It felt so right.
Great reaction Lee!! This song has always made me smile (and to be honest, tear up sometimes) - it's such a beautiful piece and homage to a gorgeous place!
I'm generally not a bagpipe lover (I liken the sound to strangling a cat) - but there are instances where it is THE perfect instrument! At a military tattoo, where a brass marching band and a pipe & drum band collaborate for Amazing Grace (chills & tears) (my dad is a trumpeter with a police marching band, so I've experienced this many times), and with this song! I can't think of a more appropriate use of the pipes!
This came out the year I was born - but I remember, while very young, hearing it on the radio here in Ontario, Canada regularly. Such fond memories of it. Cheers!
Only McCartney comes away unscathed with such campfire romantic kitsch.😄
Kitsch depends on your point of view, I guess.
This is such a relaxing song, it's beautiful. I liked your comments.
Hey man dig your Beatles stuff😊
So, now listen to “Helen Wheels”- it’s about his Land Rover that he drives to and from the ranch in Kintyre😊Banger✌🏻🤟🏻🤘🏻🤙🏻
As a drummer have you ever seen the Secret Drum Corps (from Basel Switzerland ) they are the ultimate in drummers en mass, if not check them out, they are frequent participants in the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo
Great Reaction!
Definitely sounds of old English...Gaelic
Kyntyre is a region in Scotland on the Southwest coast.
I'm telling you gotta react to the "Rockshow" concert footage song by song! You're missing' out man!
I would have started with "Band on the Run" or "Let Me Roll It" as the first Wings track, but "Mull of Kintyre" was a sweet little ballad, definitely. You REALLY need to hear "Let Me Roll It", as it has the most incendiary guitar riff McCartney ever did.
Lee has already listened to a live version of "Let Me Roll It", from the early 2000's. He absolutely loved the guitar work, especially the bass riff.
This FILM was shot just outside of Campbelltown Scotland where Paul and Linda had their rustic farm.
That is their modest house in the film.
Paul became interested in Scotland after John Lennon had been telling him about his own family roots in Scotland and how beautiful it was. So, Paul decided to go there and take a look, he loved it and bought that property.
Loved Wings! The album from 1976, "Venus And Mars" is awesome. I would suggest listening to the first two songs together, as they feed into each other; "Venus and Mars/Rock Show". Gives you a great overall vibe and just makes you feel happy. 😊
Hearing "Listen To What The Man Said" and letting it fade into the song"Treat Her Gently - Lonely Old People" (also from "Venus and Mars") is also quite special. 😊
I'll definitely add them to the list. This really touched my soul.
A bonus track on the CD. This was a non-album single
One of my dear old dad’s favourite songs (and he was an Englishman, not a Scot!). Always brings a tear of happiness to this old guys eye! :) Paul and Linda went to live on their property at the Mull of Kintyre after the Beatles broke up. They had very little money at this time as the Beatles wealth was tied up in court cases and litigation, but Paul always spoke very fondly of their very simple but enjoyable time there as a family after the craziness of Beatle-mania.
Paul&Wings:
1. BAND ON THE RUN (lots of transitions)
2. SILLY LOVE SONGS
3. LIVE AND LET DIE( theme to James Bond movie)
4. LET ME ROLL IT( deep base)
5.JET
6.UNCLE ALBERT/ADMIRAL HALSEY
7.MAYBE I’M AMAZED ( love song to Linda, lots of different sounds)
6 and 7 are not by Wings. Also, Lee has already reacted to Maybe I'm Amazed, both studio and live '76 version
I saw Paul perform this beautiful song in Toronto in 2010, and was lucky enough to be able to watch the pre-concert sound check when he rehearsed "Mull of Kintyre" with a local pipe and drum band - great experience.
If you want to hit up more Wings' songs, two rockers, "Beware My Love" and "Soily" from the live album "Wings Over America", show off McCartney's incredible voice in his prime. His scream at the end of "Soily" is sick!
Watch Paul’s “Hope of Deliverance,” great song!
great song takes me back to being a teenager
My Friend - Wings will surprise you, very underrated, and have great diversity. You'll have fun!
Here are some suggestions:
Songs with guts - Soily, Beware My Love, Jr's Farm, Helen Wheels, Old Siam Sir, 1985, Venus & Mars/Rock Show, Spirits of Ancient Egypt (live Wings Over America), HI, HI, HI (live Wings Over America,), Morse Moose and the Grey Goose
Songs with blues - Let Me Roll it, Letting Go, Call Me back Again, 1882 (live)
Song with chill - Little Lamb Dragon Fly, Some People Never Know, Backseat of my Car, My Love
A lot of Celtic music has such power of beautiful melodies...check out Rod Stewart's version of "Sailing", a song by the Sutherland Brothers, another Scottish group...
Co-written by Denny Laine
thanks, L33.. Paul is amazing, and this song so melodic and evocative (the ultimate "folk song"!).... appreciate your listen...
The pipes give me chills to my friend. Me too.
One of my all time favorite songs.
I drove a little Fiat trying all around Scotland to find that place, Failed , and went back to Australia.
Google maps makes it easier ;)
As always, speaking words of wisdom... yes, it's Lee.
Not really off London Town. But it did appear as a bonus on a CD reissue in the '90s. Also... Jimmy McCullough and Joe English are *not* involved. Just Paul and Denny and the Campbelltown Pipe Band, recorded at Paul's farm in Kintyre, Scotland.
nice comment, very to the point, it's the warm and home feeling that attract me in this song, it's one of my top3 wings song, my favourite is Mrs Vanderbilt, a stylish song, and another top3 is wildlife, though it' s unpopular opinion maybe haha
Yup, yup and yup. You expressed it beautifully!
I never saw it in American concerts, but many Canadian show had actual bagpipes on stage (you can find live Canadian versions online) There are a lot of Scots in Canada and lots of bag pipers
SO many great Wings songs but may I suggest JET, ROCK SHOW, and/or JUNIOR'S FARM, three of the group's biggest rockers! Or maybe SEASIDE WOMAN, a Reggae pop song by LINDA McCartney and Wings (released under the fake band name, Suzy & the Red Stripes).
just a magnificent piece of music
Still the biggest selling non-charity single in UK chart history!
Hey Andrew, nice to see you here!
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The pipers were paid for their role in the film, mostly with Whiskey and Haggis.
Paul bought this while in the Beatles for a retreat, John Lennon bought a small Island on the west coast of Ireland for the same reason.
Paul and Denny wrote it together
This one gets my Scotch/Irish side moving.
Me too my friend. It's in our DNA.
@@L33ReactsSlainte 😊
I bought the double A-side vinyl single of this song at that time and the other song "Girl School" is for me a little bit better. Mull of Kintyre was No. 1 on the single charts here in Germany, too.
If you like bagpipes you should listen to a Scottish band called ( The Red Hot Chilli Pipers )
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Huge hit in the UK, didn't do squat in the U.S., which isn't that much of a surprise given the subject matter and traditional 'pub singalong' style.
Don't be afraid to go against the cynics. I remember when it was fashionable to hate on John Denver. Like what you like.
McCartney songs are melodic.. practically all of them. It's something not heard in hardly any pop music, especially recent pop music.
It was the most succesful, best selling non charity song.
For one year (Stayin' Alive)
🇧🇷😍🙏❤️
McCartney.
Biggest selling single in Britain till Band Aid came along and then Candle in the Wind after the death of Dianna
Very popular amongst the ex pats. This single was posted all around to world to scots missing their "home far away".
The only problem with this song is that you'll be singing it to yourself for a week.