Paul McCartney Wings Over The World Documetal Completo Edicion 2013
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amigos aqui un fantastico documental de paul en su gira por estados unidos en 1976 ,ecenas ineditas de todo el viaje de paul y wings ......esta muy padre espero les agrade perteneciente a rockshow y a wings over the world 2013.....
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Paul couldn’t be contained musically. He just lives and breathes it so if it wasn’t worldwide superstardom he would’ve been back in bars and dives. A real music phenomenon.
Yes indeed! ✌🏼❤️
Paul hates being older. But somehow he survives in his mind.
Mejor imposible!...
@@oreally8605 No creo que odie ser mayor A logrado todos sus triunfos con muchisisimo trabajo es lo que el ama Sabe que le amamos y sus presentaciones a traves de sus espectaculos nos hace felices a todas las generaciones aun mayor En sus conciertos hay personas de todas las generaciones El amor a sus fans sus entregas El irradia felicidad a pesar de haber tenido tantas perdidas en su vida
@@marurbina353Beautifully expressed/described. 😊
For me this was the best time for Paul. The band was tight and loose all at the same time. And they rocked. Jimmy McCulloch was such a great guitarist and really gave Wings their edge. He plys so good on the live stuff. I think Paul was having a lot fun with that band and did a lot to influence his song writing. It was just a great period for Paul.
Jimmy McCulloch died way too young!
@@davideckert2889 Alcohol, like so many others. Very sad story.
Jimmy was my school classmate, when Thunderclap Newman fizzled out he joined a band called Stone the Crows with blues singer Maggie Bell. He replaced the guitarist who sadly died on stage electrocuted by wiring & a rain soaked stage. You will see him playing Blues in a concert, it's here on TH-cam. Wings then grabbed him & it killed him. It opened doors that he wasn't ready for & Paul's wisdom was ignored. He'd be here still. Wings done him no favours & the 2 songs on 2 albums would have made a tidy sum. No other Beatle, not Ringo! would have had a band member having songs on their albums. Paul was very kind to allow that then & in concerts too. Jimmy wasn't the greatest singer but he gets away with it quite well.
@@jackeppington6488also drugs as well.
Paul has one of the finest voices in rock and roll! Thanks for all the smiles over the last 50 years...well done.
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If you don't have time to watch the whole thing ...
00:23 Jet
05:54 Baby I'm Amazed
09:21 Live and Let Die
15:47 Letting Go
22:40 Yesterday
27:30 Magneto and Titanium Man
31:36 Silly Love Songs
35:20 The Long and Winding Road (partial)
37:02 Go Now (sung by Denny Laine)
41:15 Beware My Love
45:54 Let 'em In
49:30 Band on the Run
56:30 Venus and Mars/Rock Show
1:02:58 Hi Hi Hi
1:06:40 Soily
1:12:29 Listen To What The Man Said (played while ending credits)
Thank you, much!
Thanks brother 🌼
Maybe Im Amazed
What is Baby I'm Amazed?
M AD ~ Yeah,
Check out the amazing documentary footage called =
“THE WINGED BEATLE”
it’s one of the most important & fascinating documentary films about the Beatles to date and is a must see for everyone that is a true fan of the Beatles
The extended version is the best one.
YOU WON’T BE DISAPPOINTED !
What are the chances Paul McCartney would fall in love with a female photographer who would end up having the perfect backing vocals for their band?
Preach
Linda had a lovely voice
@@chickenhappy3607 you mean.. the lovely Linda? Lol
@@sayesmusic her backing vocals on Silly Love Songs were beautiful
Did Linda McCartney ever meet Cynthia Lennon?
Wings should have been inducted into the Rock n Roll hall of Fame!
I must to agree.
The 70's had to be the best decade to see live music. Way better technology than the 60's. Lots of great bands that knew how to play live. And decent ticket prices. It's why the best live albums were done during that decade.
wpl early 80’s.
70S RULED
George Harrison's Dark Horse Tour was a disaster. John Lennon Live in New York City was supbar! Paul rules Live performances among the 4 Beatles. Ringo was 2nd.
Interesting points.
I wonder what the quality of the production and sound was like back then?
Wings. A kick ass band fronted by the brilliant Sir Paul McCartney. Much respect to his wife Linda's legacy...RIP fine lady ❤️
Agree. A lovely, lovely lady.
What a nice comment and so true.....
She sings much better than Johns missus. 🤐👀🤦🏻♂️
@@Eleventhearlofmars🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
"Letting Go" is such an underrated song
Very true!!!
It’s a wonder it took years to get on an album. Great song.
Silly love song
John Lennon made an off the cuff comment about Paul and his "Silly Love Songs" ..... What a way to answer that snide remark ..... Turn it into a song and a #1 hit!! 😀
As a songwriter, vocalist, musician, and performer-he will never have an equal
He has many equals
@@gregshirley-jeffersonboule6258like who?
@@gregshirley-jeffersonboule6258just because you need to be a d1ck,right?? If you cant say anything nice...just say nothing at all.
@gregshirley-jeffersonboule625
No one
@@gregshirley-jeffersonboule6258 name them?
i say wings over America is one of the best live albums out there
It's the perfect timepiece... what I wouldn't have given to be able to go to one of their NA tour shows in 1975-6...
@@ShmuelWeintraub I was lucky to see him twice on this tour at Inglewood forum.. I was 17 years old and couldn't believe I was watching Paul live!.. one of the nights Ringo came out.. I was sobbing when paul played Beatles songs.. but I was just as pleased with all the venus and Mars/ band on the run tunes.. in my top 25 shows I've seen..
Totally! The greatest hits by the greatest musician of all time! SIR PAUL❤
The 70s seemed like a fun time to be alive!
Class of 79…great times for sure,no internet thankfully
It was kooky. The Gong Show kinda epitomizes it. The radio played Hotel California and More Than a Feeling over and over and over.
I think Paul voice was at its peak in 1976. He sounded amazing on this tour
i still wish the 1979 Wings tour happened. we couldve gotten another classic live album
Applause!!!! I could not agree more! Stellar, in the top 5 of Rock n Roll vocalists🎸🎤🎤🎹❤️🙏
Even though his songs were sucky ballz by '76
@@elvispresley285 yeah? and your music sucked the last decade you were alive, meanwhile McCartney just got a number 1 album
Macca AIN'T SHIT without LENNON. Macca is a concept by which we measure ALL granny music lovin' Macca Mullet Fans
Jimmy McCulloch...what an AMAZING guitar player he was...gone too soon...RIP
Yeah his guitar solos are amazing
By far the greatest post-Beatles live show by any of the boys...love u Paul!
This is pretty damn good also. George and Ringo jamming with the rockabilly gang. th-cam.com/video/5ZmzvXGvjGY/w-d-xo.html
Umm I’d say the concert for Bangladesh was pretty high up there in terms of post Beatles shows.
@@itslikethesamebutdifferent8020 It is! But shame that George couldn't really keep up with it and that the 1974 tour didn't go so well.
Those beatle boys were, are all great in their own way ..Ringo has a great band, still ..sure Paul’s a genius muso..but why do we need to compare?
Macca at the top of his game. What a performer, what a voice. What a bassist!
But one of his worst haircuts :(
@@micahlingle1060 no way... love it!
I think this was Paul at his peak as a performer at this time. I actually love this mid-70s period of Wings as much as The Beatles. It's actually more the soundtrack of my youth.
I seen Wings Across America 1976. Cincinnati, Ohio.
It was thrilling.
Seeing Paul come on stage and sing " Yesterday " and " Michelle " brought tears. The whole band rocked. And Linda was fantastic. How brave to perform on a world tour without much musical experience.
A moment in time I will never forget.
You are very lucky. I wish I was around to see it…
Michelle? Are you sure?
Wings Over America, Chicago Stadium with my mother, who took me. Greatest present my father ever got me - 2 tickets from a scalper... an Easter present. NOW I live in England ver near to his farm and studio. Amazing, huh?
Cool, I'm not far from his farm either...small world!
Surprised to see little to no comments here about how good of a husband and father Paul was here.. he must have just been great to be around. So kind and caring
He was a great uncledad to Julian Lennon as well. He still calls him “Uncle Paul” 🥹
Just listen to that voice. How blessed have we been to share the same lifetime…?
His best vocals were in the 70's period
David Green PERIODT
The 80's period was pretty good too.
His best vocals were in the 60's period.
@@Yesshows01 Actually the period between the 90's and 00's were alright too. At certain periods.
@@Yesshows01 His younger voice was really beautiful. He was a tenor but later in The Beatles he displayed phenomenal ability especially in Helter Skelter. He always had a perfect voice I think. And as a composer well; he was the best by far. His ability was akin to Mozart In all truth. From Here There And Everywhere, Martha My Dear to Old Boy RAM. How does one compete with his level of genius...?
If you don't have time to watch the whole thing ...
00:23 Jet
05:54 Baby I'm Amazed
09:21 Live and Let Die
15:47 Letting Go
22:40 Yesterday
27:30 Magneto and Titanium Man
31:36 Silly Love Songs
35:20 The Long and Winding Road (partial)
37:02 Go Now (sung by Denny Laine)
41:15 Beware My Love
45:54 Let 'em In
49:30 Band on the Run
56:30 Venus and Mars/Rock Show
1:02:58 Hi Hi Hi
1:06:40 Soily
1:12:29 Listen To What The Man Said (played while ending credits)
people dont realize how hard it is to play a Bass line like silly love songs and sing it at that level
Well ,he is a professional, nothing special.
@@RobertJackson-sl1mk moving up and down the scales, constant complex chord changes
@@RobertJackson-sl1mk your mother
Nah..it's easy..but nobody does it better,,,than Paul : )
@@claudiodiaz8659 He means playing a guitar and singing isn't too hard for a pro however playing Bass is a whole different skill level. You are singing a melody but the bass lines are often moving around and providing another function. Its like being pulled two ways at the same time. I find it ridiculously difficult and distracting. Its easier to play piano than bass whilst singing and to add to that Paul's bass lines are very busy and very sophisticated all the time. With bass its like playing two instruments at the same time and they are doing two very different functions, not like chordal and singing as a guitar or piano would be because they support each other in an hierarchy but bass is wandering and often not playing the root but changing all the time.
Admire the way Paul went back to basics and built it all up again with Wings and his own solo recordings by 1976 he had an impressive back catalogue and body of work and he could put on a concert that was made up of mostly his post Beatles songs he was very much of the time. Saw him during this period and you went home with a big fat smile on your fave and songs like Live and Let Die, Let Em In, and Silly Love Songs still playing in your head. He was knocked during this period by the critics especially in his own country but look back now and see how great he was and how strong his songs were. Not all were classics but on every album there were nuggets of McCartney gold that matches anything he did before or after. Love him!
Cliff for #1
Check out the amazing video footage called =
“Paul is Dead”
By Seltaeb Eht
Also the fascinating new documentary footage called =
“MARK DEVLIN WITH NICK KOLLERSTROM ON THE PAUL MCCARTNEY REPLACEMENT LONDON, FEBRUARY, 2019”
By Mark Devlin
i hope that you find it as interesting as myself.
Enjoy xxx*
another youtube gem, ahhhh...best time of my life...nothing wrong with nostalgia if it makes ya smile.
This man's musicianship, voice and energy blows anyone else out the ballpark.
@13:26 "33 that's a bit old for rock and roll" - HAHAHAHAHA!!!
Jump to the year 2020, Paul is 78 years old and still rockin'!!!
I'm almost 60, so as much as I love The Beatles, I was really too young to appreciate them when they were still together.
But I absolutely grew up on Wings in the 70s. They were on the radio all the time.
This film shows just how great they were. I think it's criminal that Wings is not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
WOT!?!
Funny with Wings, a mother & daughter would go to his concerts, mother a Beatles fan & her daughter a Wings fan, McCartney being the link.
PM is the text book example of how to be a successful rock star. When everyone told him he was past it or his latest album wasn't any good or in interviews he always said the right thing with a sense of humour he just carried on regardless. He never let anyone's criticism stop him. He literally said if you can do better go ahead......and of course no one could. I admire the man for that. A lesson to learn.
His last album was poor, he's not invincible because he's Paul McCartney & he can write crappy songs sometimes & his song bucket is empty now. RIP.
@@seltaeb9691 His crappy songs were still better than anyone elses crappy songs though 🙂 but I'm not here to defend him it's just a fact that he was very very good at what he does. All the people he has worked with have acknowledged that. There are other very good song writers as we know but none are as prolific and successful as he has been.
He is a musical genius and you can tell from this documentary that he really did care what the critics thought. He was so happy they gave him great reviews, he teared up a bit. But tho he cared, he didn’t let the bad ones hold him back.
@@seltaeb9691 says you.
he grafted hard to be that though, sometimes the genius is found rather than just there, and I think that was the case with Paul. Always pushing, and the reason the Beatles broke up, as no one wanted to keep pushing.
I love how joyous these concerts were. There isn't enough of that in world. Even Denny's Moody Blues song was joyous in presentation.
Charles Foley THEY STILL ARE♥️
@@rosemontoya3656 pfft
All my years, I avoided listening to wings, as I was put off by the critics. After watching this video, I think I am a fan. Whilst watching I thought Paul is a shockingly amazing singer, pitch perfect live, then I remembered that pre beatles mania he played in Germany for five years in bars and clubs, what a trooper.
Superb documentary about the best McCartney tour ever made: at the best of his voice, best musicians set and wonderfull and complex songs! He was the best!!!
I was at Wings Over Wembley 77, or 78? I was about 22. My first ever rock concert. I have been to plenty since, but none beat Wings Over Wembley and that includes other Macca concerts.
wanderer1955 You obviously weren’t at Dodgers Stadium July 13
Best singer of The Beatles and one of the greatest voices ever. How many times do I need to keep repeating this until people finally all agree?
I agree
As a die hard John Lennon fan for more than 40 years i agree, too!!
@@lennyraygun4972 Shame on you 😉 Paul’s good, but John Lennons better every day of the week for me.
John had more unique voice and i love that but Paul's dynamic voice is better
their both good and the best in their own rights
possibly the most gifted musician God ever made. amazing.
Entertainment by Darrel ~ Yeah,
Check out the amazing documentary footage called =
“THE WINGED BEATLE”
it’s one of the most important & fascinating documentary films about the Beatles to date and is a must see for everyone that is a true fan of the Beatles
The extended version is the best one.
YOU WON’T BE DISAPPOINTED !
Enjoy . . . *
Seriously how the F*** does he do that bass line to SILLY LOVE SONGS.....AND sing so brilliantly? What a talent.
Underrated bass player because of his front man personae. Any album, you sorta go, whoa, wait and its so simple, but its meldoic bass playing to the absolute max, even when hes just holding a groove.
@DanFarrellmusic
he's not playing!!! that's a soundtrack! Have you heard of Millie Vanilli??
you look at the songs "Get back" and also "Silly Love songs," for example... I can explain how he couldn't POSSIBLY be playing the bass line, the way he does this little light strumming/ stroking thing with his thumb...all other bass players either play with alternating index and middle finger, or (and a lot of guitar players do this) with a pick... this guy, "Paul" never plays with a pick.... I'm talking about TIGHTLY, FIRMLY grasping the pick....I've seen him reach up at breaks in the song and run his fingers through his hair....so he's NOT playing with a pick....so tired of people fawning over this phony!
Got to see Paul for the first time. In 2002, it was amazing. When he came back “PHX” a few years later we brought all three of our boys. They were all in their early twenties and loved it. Now our oldest wants to bring his wife to see him ”again in PHX”. So he’s taking his wife along with his “us” mom and dad. Thing is last time we saw him I thought, well, that’s gotta be about his last world tour and yet here we are AGAIN. I love it. BTW, He said at the last concert when asked how long he’d keep going, he said they’ll be rolling me out in a wheelchair.
Man if I was Paul McCartney I'd BUY the road..........lol
LA EPOCA DE PAUL me gusta mas ME GUSTAN MAS LAS CANCIONES DE WINGS
Totas las canciones eran de paul
31:31 miren esta parte esta graciosa 😂😂
Paul & Wings in all their glory! They were never better than this historic tour. Phenomenal documentary, too.
So many things have been and undoubtedly will be said about McCartney, I think one thing gets lost amongst the brilliance -- namely how much he clearly enjoys performing.
Paul's peak during solo years, though Ram is his best album.
MarkBarna1 Saw him a few months ago at Dodgers Stadium....best concert of my life!...4th McCartney concert.....at 77 I think he’s at his apex....Most youth LOVE him..attracts all age groups...of course he has an older voice, but better than 8 years ago!....helps that he has the best sound equipment at stadiums! I paid for 6th row center...no regrets...sheer happiness for rest of my life as well as my daughter 35💯 There’s no full 3 hour concert on TH-cam,😢 My daughter and I have taped Beatle Reunion that night (with Ringo on his own drums, Sgt Pepper and Helter Skelter) but not possible to tape 3 hours and enjoy the moment
100%
scot sax Were you there? Or at his last tour?
Joy Stinson ~ Yeah,
Check out the amazing video footage called =
“Who is Paul McCartney?”
By Windows On The World
The Nick Kollerstrom episode.
Enjoy xxx*
His first album, McCartney,is a favourite of mine.
Though he's a perfectionist, he put his musically unexperienced wife in the band because of love - and still had the best live show of all Ex-Beatles.
Like yoko
"inexperienced". I remember thinking like everyone else that that's not a good idea. As time passed and she died I realised that all those songs now don't sound the same without her.
Oh yeah
evidently you've never seen Ringo and his 'All-Star Band' in concert. The song 'Photograph' was incredible-a 20 min jam! (lol)
At Least Linda could play, unlike Mad Yoko screaming !
"33 is too old for Rock n Roll" ......oh he had no idea. Times have sure changed.
Funny, a full Beatles concert was 30 minutes long. 56 years later McCartney's shows are upwards of 3 hours non stop.
They didn’t improvised. Unlike Zeppelin, those ma’fuckas had 3 hrs shows on the regular.
Jus a jealous reporter looking for a headline but it backfired.
He was just a young kid then, didn't know squat LOL! It staggers the mind to think how far he's come since then!
Cuando tuvimos "Wings Over America" en nuestras manos, mis amigos de aquéllos días y yo éramos los seres más felices del mundo...!!
IT's cool to see Denny Lane doing his Moody Blues hit "Go Now". Love it.
I'm just trying to be short and sweet like a star in the band bad company is playing in some of the best ever done music is the beautiful lead's Mick Ralph's. So Paul is playing such a unreal bass with the fills busy and man I could go on and on about that but I love the way he is a great singer ànd the bass playing he makes look so easy to get a unreal writer with the talent he plays lot of instrument s. So it was a long story to sày he's one of the best musicians ever born àñd it s a great time he is playing still
One of my biggest regrets in my life was not seeing Wings in 1977. I was 12 so dad said no. Then one month later he said ok to Queen, Lynsrd (so)Skinard. He felt guilty. My heart is still broken!
i was 12 in 1976, i remember buying the re-released "Got to get you into my life" b/w "Helter skelter"
At least you got to see Queen & Skynyrd!
I’m 22 & I’ll never be able to see any of them. :(
Well Joel its lovely for us oldies to share them on YT with you young ones who validate how good the music was in our youth.
Maureen Hartnett Paul is still alive and kicking. If you have a chance, go and see him before it`s to late. He`s still a great live act. I`ve seen him twice. Last time in 2016. An excellent show!
You did alright with Queen & Skynard dude!!!!! Dad was a good dude!!!!
In those days I didn´t understand Paul´s idea about Wings. If I had been in his shoes I had chosen the best musicians available, I had written new songs and performed them in a big, prestigious location like the Albert Hall for the first time. But he decided to repeat something like the early days of the Beatles plus he wanted to have his family by his side. Especially for the last point I have to give him a lot of credit now - and Linda as well who managed to learn to play the basics on keyboards, whereas Yoko was just trying to annoy the audiences with her screams.
anonymusum, I had thought this, Why not? He didn't look for The best composers of that time, for the best hits example: Paul Anka, Elton John, Billy Joel, Carol King or James Taylor. Even more, If he had a beautiful voice like in "And I love ver" Why he not? Never recorded an album with romantic hits in English or Spanish like "Cuando calienta el sol", "Solamente una vez" or "El día que me quieras" (In English you choice)
????
He just wanted to be in a band again. And the sound was so different to what he did with the Beatles, quite deliberately allowed to take form I'm sure. It's hard for us to understand as we're looking at it from the outside, but although he was consistently doing great stuff he was probably fed up of doing the Beatles. Hard to keep yourself motivated when there aren't really any fresh challenges. With Wings he had the challenge of starting again and having to persuade the public to like a new sound. Even geniuses need challenges to keep them on their toes.
Gotta hand it to Linda...she tried and did great! Looks like a beautiful family life! A lot of band guys go without the wife..shows he wanted to keep them close..Paul has it together..always! An amazing man!!! Wish they could of got old together!💔
My shoe makes noises more appealing than Yoko screaming.
happiest time of his life..at his peak..and it sounds and shows...fantastic joy in the music..we were lucky to witness this great man..
Jimmy Jimmy me ol classmate. We never knew how high you would go. A great great guitarist & part of Thunderclap Newman, a one hit wonder but a great one. But you dabbled in the white stuff. Wings best guitarist. RIP with all the greats..
Sorry your friend passed on. His guitar work lives on for ever.
Jeff Hawes ~ Yeah,
Check out the amazing video footage called =
“Paul is Dead”
By Seltaeb Eht
Also =
“Who is Paul McCartney?”
By Windows On The World
The Nick Kollerstrom episode
i hope that you find it as interesting as myself !
Enjoy xxx*
I just noticed Elton John, Cher and Jack Nicholson were at the LA show as seen here. Of course Ringo too
One of the best bass players of the world 🌎
Paul can literally play everything
As someone else suggested, the 70s really were an amazing time for music... just enough technology to realize the ideas of great artists, and before tech took over music and became the focus vs. writing. Pre-autotune and quantizing drum tracks etc. And as this person also mentioned, the prices were attainable for regular fans. These days, if you actually want to SEE the artists, the MINIMUM you'll spend for a seat is $150 (for a national artist). But the thing I perhaps enjoyed the MOST from this era was the cross-pollination between genres. There were myriad "radio stations" that crossed over into multiple genres and it was refreshing and eye-opening. Such a great time.
@EDOGG62 You are so correct. Wish I could give your comment more than one thumbs up!
As much as I was inspired by the Beatles (staring at the Revolver album cover for hours, listening to dope-induced tunes, and marveling at George Martin's genius production) perhaps most fond of Paul in his 1970s independent and then Wings days. Finally free to lead his own band, ironically starting without one on his first solo album + Ram, then Wings: Wild Life, Red Rose Speedway, Band on the Run, Venus and Mars. What a great run of fantastic albums and memorable singles. Paul in the 70's rocked, but now back to listening to his "Taxman" guitar solo a couple more times ;-)
Right?? Who in the history of RnR has ever had as well received career as Paul? 60’s and 70’s, groups or no group, switching groups the man has no comparison. Blows my mind.
Right on keep on rockin friend
Whoever uploaded this gem ... Thank YOU !!! I had not seen this since it's 1979 ( one time) tv showing. A truely remarkable documentary of one of Rock's GREATEST tours in history - Wings Over America 1976. Some INCREDIBLE behind the scenes footage 😎 Cheers to you, Sir Paul, Denny, Jimmy, Joe and RIP Linda. 🙋 Horn Section - Spot on ! 😏
I was lucky enough to see the Wings Over America Tour at Madison Square Garden and I must say I think it was the best concert I ever been to . I have no idea why Wings aren't in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame . McCartney should be the second person along side Eric Clapton to be inducted 3 times . Once with the Beatles , once with Wings , and once as a solo artist .
Yes wings absolutely belongs in there!
'Maybe I'm Amazed" a standout here. Solo by McCulloch is superb. Gone too soon.
El tour donde McCartney alcanzó la perfección
Paul el hombre de las mil voces
Best soundtrack of my life. Loved Wings as much as the Beatles. The lad from Liverpool forever..
Ian S me too❤️
I agree seems like every decade of my life has a McCartney song or more to remind me of the days greatest musical artist ever lived in my opinion
Was singing wings songs in 1976 at age 3!
Let's not forget the rest of the band in the beloved Jimmy McCullochwho is considered a prodigy guitarist He is legend I cannot imagine what his family must have gone to when he passed away very heartbreaking very sad situation his brother Jack looked a lot like him gorgeous had to find him dead in his flat and maida Vale London September 27th 1979.. let's conduct Jimmy and the span into the THE ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME .let's not forget Joe English and and the first drummer that they had with the blond hair I can't think of his name right off hand...God bless you all
@Joy Stinson greetings from arkansas-fort Smith good to see your comment and everything hope this finds you and your family well and blessed how many times did you get to see wings and when was it and where?!yeah it is a blessing I wish I was too young I wish I would have been able to see them.
Did Jimmy looks similar to what he does in the pictures was he about five-foot-six in Hyde that's about my height..hard to tell in photos looks like he's about five 5 or 5 6...
Too bad you didn't obtain backstage passes
RIP Jimmy and Linda
Amazing lead guitarist and keyboardist
And now Denny.
What an amazingly strong voice he had back then wow!
time got by
Ken lawrence special
He had a magical voice
@@universalfraeser Oh yeah... Sadly
yes we all getting older...
I consider Wings Over America to be one of the very top live albums of all time, obviously because it's McCartney peaking as a versatile musical creative artist and singer, but most of all because Wings were a damn good band - and the recording engineers also managed to sample their great energy.
Linda ur beaultiful.
WOW holy cow that's Cher and Elton John !! sitting together at Paul's show!
Rip Jimmy McChulloch
not many people from Clydebank can say they played live with paul McCartney, fantastic guitarist.
What a talent he was. That was just his 23rd birthday they were celebrating in the documentary. Joined wings as a wee lad of just 20 years old. What an honor to be picked up by Paul McCartney at such a young age. Speaks volumes of his talent. His death was a tragedy, at the tender age of 26. RIP brother!
Paul was in magnificent voice for this tour.
The version of Yesterday at the 23 minute mark is just lovely. Wow, McCartney at his absolute prime. Saw him live in 2002, when he still had a voice but no range. Now he has neither but he soldiers on, god bless him. I'd love to see him one more time.
I saw him in 93.and..good, but still paled in comparison to his 76 prime...his voice was magic back then
I saw him last year and for a 76 year old he was incredible. I wasnt born til 2001 but still thankful i saw him
pmohanram He still has a great range, the only thing that he lacks nowadays is strength
pmohanram the false start “...Once a jolly swagman...” was off the charts funny too :))))
Man, that Rick sounds so good, it still comes through even on my shitty tablet speakers!
Love Linda and Paul harmonizing at the mic.. should of did that more often❤️
Was at the Seattle Kingdome...6-10-76 (the "Rockshow" release. Most of the live footage here), 3 days after I graduated high school...front row center with elbows over the wall !
2019 AUG
Macca is the master musician! The best songwriter of the 20th century. And yes, he can really sing.
Thelonious Coltrane YES SIR! Just saw him Dodgers Stadium
@@rosemontoya3656 good for you! when was this? how much is the ticket?
Thelonious Coltrane July 13, 2019. I took my 35 year old daughter...it was the concert of our lives! A good portion of it is on TH-cam. Must watch the “Ringo Paul Beatle” stage reunion, Sgt Pepper and Helter Skelter, Ringo on his his own drums...seriously so much love between them, brothers forever! That was a total surprise! Then Walsh from the Eagles went on stage and played with Paul ...an overwhelming experience for us
I think tickets under a hundred to several VIP front $600-$2K which include an early hour concert, gourmet food and personal goodies like a numbered lithograph. Thru the PM site...his voice was great that night...no complaints here
If this isn’t my marriage then it’s not worth being married.
Anna Mortensen Paul cheated on Linda
I fell in love with Paul the first time I saw him on TV in 1963 -and I love him still !
I love the fact he had live brass section...sound great.
greatest artist that ever lived ( according to me).
Great Stuff Wings were a Fantastic band
love guitarist Jimmy Mac!
totally agree, brought up in Clydebank, very proud of him for going to achieve what he did.
He recorded the entire Seattle Kingdome '76 show on video released as "Rockshow"...
Was 3 days after I graduated high school !!! And back then it was all General Admission.
Was front and center with elbows over the wall !
TacomaPaul That same year I caught the ferry from Bremerton to see Aerosmith, Jeff Beck and Rick Derringer at the Kingdome (missed Zeppelin though.)
TacomaPaul I was born in Lakewood, Tacoma - 4-13-66. Been to so many great shows at the old Paramount, the Seattle Center Arena and Coliseum...
KTK KTK I never understood why Elvis never played venues like the Kingdome and other stadiums. He would have filled the Kingdome easily...
@@yellyman5483 By 1976 (the year the Kingdome opened) Elvis was effectively finished as a live performer because of his spiraling drug use. By 1974 he was already on the slippery slope. I agree with your underlying point (that he didn't play alot of really large venues). He was never really a "stadium" show performer.
@@ShmuelWeintraub That`s a good point, but i think its outrages that they took Elvis to Las Vegas and had him do two shows a night for a whole month twice a year instead of doing stadium tours all over the world. They worked him to death in a relatively small venue in Vegas cause his manager liked to gamble. The Beatles were doing stadium tours in the mid 60`s.. Elvis was just as big as them, so why didn`t he do them in the 70`s? He might have lived longer and stayed more healthy if he had played fewer shows at bigger venues. And it would have been better financially too.
Paul rocked it then and still now!! God Speed.
Just finished watching this concert for the second or maybe third time and realized I attended Paul’s concert at The Cow Palace in Daly City. Brought back lots of memories of that and other Paul McCartney concerts I’ve attended throughout the years. A fantastic talent.. Sure glad I was on this planet when all this great music was made.
This band makes me think of the Simpson's episode where Bart joins a cult, so Homer and Marge hire a deprogrammer to get Bart back, and when he was telling them about his previous clients he said, "I'm the one who got Paul McCartney out of Wings." And homer said, "You fool, he was the only talented one!" lol
Wow....I just took a trip BACK to the seventies.....and it was mostly AWESOME!!!!!
Funny! Oz journo saying to Paul......33 is a bit old for rock and roll, fast forward almost 50 years later, he's still rock and rolling! Don't stop doing what you do best Sir Paul, bringing smiles and happy memories to millions who come to your concerts, not every day you get the chance to watch living History in concert!
Paul is a genius
HORA 1:01:16 ES EL CUMPLEAÑOS DE PAUL LE LLEVAN UN MARIACHI PARA FESTEJAR Y LE TOCAN LA NEGRA Y ROMPE SU PIÑATA !!!!!
He knows his place in the world. Powerfull financially, powerfull musically and in the music world. He understands how lucky that he is to be where he is.
That you mention his finances first, is the opposite of a reflection of what Paul is about.
All his dreams came true. He wanted music and a family ( and not to be broke lol) and he got it. He earned it all.
Paul and Linda. Wow....that relationship. 💘💘💘
I know, right? #RelationshipGoals
Best Macca tour by a country mile ! Gotta love the sound (and look) of the Rickenbacker bass, so much better than the mushy sound of the Hofner...Letting Go is just great with the bass and Jimmy's great playing and sound. And of course the walking bass in Silly Love Songs is just gorgeous !
'Jet' and 'Im Amazed' - 2 of my favourite Wings songs. Also 'Band On The Run' is a good song.
5 yrs later, and lm here again!!! Have gotta add Silly Love Songs to the list.
Plus l really think Long and Winding Road is one of my favourite Beatle songs.
Just before Silly Love Songs, l found myself wondering what John Lennon was thinking about the success of this tour???? Hopefully very happy for his mate. Would have been a nice change after all the s-t he had put on Paul in previous years.
A question that l would love May Pang to be asked in one of her interviews.
Simplemente el mejor Beatles como solista Paul McCartney 😀
Linda was such a rare natural beauty. RIP.
castle, are you jealous that Paul and Linda loved each other in a way you may have never had? Seem like it.
Linda was not very attractive so when someone calls her a 'rare natural beauty' it's a bit much.
What dog has wings????? Get it?
Linda was beautiful on the inside, and she had millions. Paul knew she wasnt after him for his dough. And they were happy together. That was a beautiful thing, and it was real.
BluesLicks101 hmmmm. If you say so....
Bring back the McCartney mullet 🎉
takes me back to a better, happier time. What a spectacular concert this was. I am so glad I was there.
I saw the wings show at the cap centre in md.in 1976.it was a general admission concert.we got there 5 hours early.we seemed to be the last ones there! Was it worth it? Fuckin A..great!
Paul & Linda really harmonized well together....Unfortunately Yoko had no natural ability to sing so John wasn't as lucky .....Wings produced some amazing Music
The strange thing about Yoko's singing is that she actually was capable of singing pretty well but actively chose not to. And that's worse than just not being able to.
Denny Lane was a regular in my local village pub in Shepperton. Occasionally, Steve Holly who lived in Shepperton was there too. Denny lived in a houseboat on the Thames then moved into a nice house nearby in Laleham during his time in Wings. Both really down to earth. A million miles from all the adulation. Must have been a great life to lead.
Just saw him in San Jose 7-10-19. OMG he still has it. Sang for 3 hours. I can die now. Lol
6/1/19 in Lexington, KY, big packed basketball arena. The energy, positive vibe & yep the love in the place was like electrical currents just charging the atmosphere. Not only the sound but the visuals were artistic and beautiful. A fabulous performance, just an amazing experience.
He can't sing anymore since around 09
@@morriahmcdonald4040 I saw him in 2019 and he could sing just great. As a matter of fact, he sang and played for 3 hours! Could you do that at 78, and do it well? Critics are bullshit unless they have something that’s real to say. Seen him in concert? Bet you haven’t. The guy is amazing
@@monaedwards8688 I actually LOVE Paul. Seen him 4 times through 2009. His voice us SHREADS now, seriously. It's pathetic. This is all Paul worship 🤣
I was at McCartney's concert in Oslo 2004, and it was very good. They even played Helter Skelter. But with all due respect, Wings in mid 70's were such a great band in comparance, with members making Mccartney's music even more special, and with a real horn section, in stead of a sampled keyboard. Just something else.