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Paul McCartney and Wings Let 'em in reaction.A classic by the ex Beatle and his new band.This is a soulful number that shows the humanitarian side of Paul.
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I second the request for "Nineteen Hundred & Eighty Five"... one of the most under rated songs ever but it is an absolute Paul Epic. Also "Letting Go" off Venus & Mars is a song I have recently discovered but also under rated.
This song is the best!
I third the request!
I would love to hear; I'm Carrying, George Harrison said this was a great song off the London Town album. I wholeheartedly agree with Mr. Harrison
Yet another vote for "Nineteen Hundred & Eighty Five". Fabulous song.
aunt ("Auntie Gin") and brother ("Brother Michael"), the Everly Brothers ("Phil and Don"), Keith Moon ("Uncle Ernie") and his famous former bandmate ("Brother John"). His reference to "Sister Suzie" was a reference to Linda, who once recorded a song under the name "Suzie And The Red Stripes."
I think brother John was referring to Linda's brother John
@@fadifarha431 Paul stated in an interview he was thinking of both Lennon and his Lindas brother
@@JayKFilmz ahh, that makes better sense 👍
Brother Harri! I know you'd love "Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five" by Wings. Trust me. You'll love it, Harri.
My favourite... Its just amazing
Brother Michael refers to Paul's real brother-Phil And don are the Everly Brothers. Need to do JET next.
This is a very memorable song from my youth.
This man has been writing catchy songs since before I was born, and I am 58 years old!
Hi! You should hear Let Me Roll It! Great song in my opinion. 🙂
Just learned of this song today,it is ear worming me to death. Simple lovely song,great instrumentation
Harri, I love your channel, please consider Paul Mccartney's "Mull of Kintyre" its great and unlike anything anyone has ever done. you will be delighted
Great suggestion! ❤❤
Rod Stewart used that tune on one of his songs.
Harri great reaction as always, when Paul finished with the Beatles I remember at the time (late 1970) the music press wrote him off as never hitting the musical heights again, just shows you how journalists get it wrong big time, I recommend Paul's "Maybe I'm Amazed", it's ab fab.
When the Beatles broke up I gravitated towards Paul's music the most.
This proves why music critics are pretty much worthless. Music has always been and will always be a personal thing that varies person to person. I know many people who adore “Wild Life” and according to the critics if you so much as came near that album you’d catch on fire. Paul has never been successfully pigeon-holed because he’s not one single thing. He has excelled in all genres of music he’s ever tried, lol.
"when Paul finished with the Beatles I remember at the time (late 1970) the music press wrote him off as never hitting the musical heights again"
Paul's first solo album was released on April 17th, 1970 and went to #1 in the US and stayed there for 3 weeks and was knocked into the #2 position by the Beatles "Let It Be" album. Paul's LP would have been #1 for 7 consecutive weeks - if they had held back the release of "Let It Be". His second album ("Ram") was released on May 17th, 1971 and was #1 in the UK and #2 in the US (kept from #1 by "Tapestry"). His first solo single "Another Day" was #2 in the UK, #5 in the US and was #1 in 3 countries. His second single "Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey" was #1 in the US. So the "music press" that you speak of in the quote above... was obviously proven completely WRONG immediately. McCartney was having huge chart and record sales success from the first moment he released solo material.
Please react to Monkberry Moon Delight by Paul 🙏
Awesome song and reaction. San you do a reaction of the Wings song Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five. Paul’s voice is incredible in that song. Love all your hard work and reactions. Keep it up.
I knew you'd dig this song , it's lovely & it grows on you . And I'll add a vote for Let Me Roll It (76 live version ) or Another Day , Juniors Farm , Arrow Through Me . MORE WINGS ! Cheers
Thanks for reacting to this, such a cool tune! The man can make a brilliant tune about anything - including asking someone to answer the door. Such a cool vibe, great choice!
I haven’t heard this song in so long. Thanks for your reaction, Harri. I hear it with new ears now.
Speaking of the Everly Brothers, Paul McCartney wrote a song for them called On the Wings of a Nightingale.
‘Goodnight Tonight’ was also a great bassie song released as a single by McCartney & Wings… well worth a listen 👍😎
John F Kennedy isn't mentioned. "Brother John" refers to John Lennon.
Brother John is actually thought to be Linda's brother John Eastman.
@@ewest14 Yes. John Lennon is referred to as Martin Luther here. They used nickname him that in the Beatle days.
Paul released an compilation album in 1998 of songs Linda McCartney was lead vocal from her time at Wings through to the time of her passing that you might be interested checking out. Forgotten the album title but should be easy to google.
Wide Prairie. Great album.
I also think that you should react to Wing's "Mull of Kintyre" video.......It remains the biggest selling single of all time in The UK apart from charity records.
Love your reactions. Could you react to the Wings son Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five. Paul’s voice is awesome in that song. Thanks keep up the great work.
💯💯💯 YES!!!!
I would add "Just Another Day" from the same album, for melodic texture, and lyrical sparkle.
Another Day is great, but it wasn’t an album track, just a single.
@@Fool3SufferingFools - Well crap. I should listen to the album more often, clearly.
@@sourisvoleur4854 “Another Day” is on the remastered version of Ram which I listen to almost daily on Spotify.
Funny how songs bring back little memories I can remember ag irl singing along to it in school
Yay, Harri reacted to a song ive been wanting him to react to. I love this track. Ive learned who all the people named in the song are today. What i love about McCartney is his range of song. He is The Music Man ; like the 50s musical, to me
No Words from Wings Band On The Run great harmonies with Denny Laine and Linda .
Psul has stated the Phil and Don Everly were Paul and Johns vocal harmony influences, and they sought to emulate the sound, vocaly, in the early Beatles.
If you haven’t reacted already to it,you have to listen to Wings-Band on the run.I know how much you love Paul McCartney and his vocal in it are superb !!
He was basically mentioning people that meant to him a great deal. There were names of his family as well as people he admired. They all ment to him a lot and influenced his life and his art....And for some reason, almost always, this song makes me teary....pure genius!!! He missed John Lennon a great deal.
Great creative Top 5 Hit for Paul! Love it! ♥️🎼🎵🎶🇨🇦🇨🇦
I always assumed Martin Luther was MLK. I love how when he says "Phil and Don" it's in harmony when most of the verse is single voice.
You should listen and react Paul McCartney monkbery moon delight. From 1971
YES!! I was just coming here to suggest that.
McCartney's best vocal performance in my opinion a fantastic song
Hey Harri, please do "Every Night" by Paul? You will LOVE it, I promise. I am a fan of most of Paul's solo stuff and like this one but he did better and "Every Night" is a beauty of a song, as is "Junk". Thank you.
What can I say, this is on my top ten list, thank you Paul!!!
This song got to number 2 in the UK charts in 1976.
From 1976…a great year.
the Billy Paul cover version has been used for the postcode lottery advert
think it was used in postcode lottery advert oh and react to Every Night from McCartney Album ! You will love !!
Harri worlds number one McCartney fan 🏆 👏👏
It WAS Phil & Don. The others are mostly his family.
Phil and Don are the Everly Brothers, huge vocal influences for their gorgeous harmonies. 'Wake Up Little Suzie' was, imo, a clever, even bold story to weave, popwise.
Susan B. Anthony? Je ne sais pas.
I remember when this came out. I couldn't wait to get 5he 8 trac for the car.Good times
Love Wings..Paul really came into his own and evolved his style. Be a good idea if you googled the lyric and see what it's really about :-) Just a suggestion .
the names were beatle times references 60's brother john i always thought was john lennon, susan was his sister
Yes. I think we definitely need the Billy Paul version on here Harri too. Not quite sure if it qualifies as a Beatles cover though but definitely the best Wings cover. The fact that the message on this Wings track is so ambiguous is a great source iif discussion . Probably it is civil rights but buried down in the mix as Paul was doing in Blackbird. He has a way of getting the mind going this songwriter. ! Far more effective in some ways as we deliberate Great choice Harri
Another great one from The Man!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️😢☮️🎼🎼🎤🎤
It's one of two singles released off the 'Wings at the speed of sound' LP of 1976. In the UK the two singles were, Silly love Songs number 2 in UK and this song Let em in number 3 or 4 memory fades. In the us the singles made Number 1, at least one of them did.
Monkberry moon delight and nineteen hundred and eighty five. As people say in the comments below, I’m sure you’ll love them.
Harri, you have such excellent taste 8n mudic.
John and Paul's early harmonies were greatly influenced by The Everly Brothers.
Paul McCartney & Wings/Let Me Roll It ALBUM VERSION
Good day Harri hope all is well
I love this song and had forgotten about it. Thank you for doing a reaction to it!
Great reaction as always. I'm not sure if you've already done some of those, but I really love Paul's Backseat of my car, The pound is sinking, Letting go, Get on the right thing or Smile away. I believe you would like them too.
Harry, I think the Martin Luther was referring to the Martin Luther from like the 1500's or so. Not the Civil right activist. He did something related to the door 🚪. And brother John being Linda's brother John
Harri, try the great Billy Paul version of Let Em In. Really soulful.
I like how he put the sound of an old wooden gigantic door squeaking as it’s being opened at the 1:42 mark. Love your channel bro
Great song. Not as great as these gems: I'm Carrying, Junk, Calico Skies, also Ram on and Dear Boy. Dear Boy has fantastic harmonies. I better stop but I could go on. 🙃
Open heavens door and let them in........
Paul is from a large extended family and this song is simply recalling his young days in Liverpool when people would drop into each other houses all the time. Most (not all) of those named are relatives. Yes, the John mentioned is John Lennon, his real brother Michael is mentioned as well & Uncle Ernie is Keith Moon bty. Also Martin Luther is not Martin Luther King - they are different people. ps Martin Luther was also a nickname for John Lennon the three other Beatles used.
Try his folk music offering- Mull of Kintyre 😉
Call Me Back Again from Venus and Mars by Wings...McCartney has GREAT vocals in that one if you want to analyze superior vocals.
Hello Harry, greetings from Mexico..I am not subscribed to your channel because I only listen and like The Beatles together and apart ... only them ... and I always see you and I like your videos of them .... Please ... Please give a reaction to Paul McCartney's Ban On the run .... you're going to like it ... or No More Lonely Nights. Thank you.
I've also requested No More Lonely Nights before. It's a great mix of McCartney ballad and David Gilmour guitar work.
Well while we’re here with both Macca and The Everly Brothers, might as well react to “On The Wings Of A Nightingale” by Phil & Don, written by Paul …
Actually, I think he’s referring to the 15th century priest/composer Martin Luther. Phil and Don are the Everly Brothers. I don’t know who the other people are; perhaps they are Paul’s relatives. It’s a nice happy song. ✌️I just read a comment from someone requesting “Mull of Kintyre”. I would love to see you react to that. It’s beautiful. Please make sure to do the video version. It’s so lovely.
I agree Monkberryy Moon Delight, also Uncle Albert / Admiral Halsey . Both show many sides of McCartneys vocals.
Try Paul's "The Lovers That Never Were" or "Wanderlust" OR
George's "Blow Away" or "When We Was Fab". (The first was co-written with Elvis Costello, the last with Jeff Lynne)
It's been on adverts and in films....
Harri, it's on the "People's Postcode" lottery advert running in the UK currently.
Post code lottery uses Billy Paul's version.
Harry I listen to all your reviews..Great stuff. I was around in the 60s and heard all their gems as they came out..i was always amazed at the progression on each album...harry try the anthology version of "yes it is" the harmonies on this are better than the released version...liam jones
Suzy is Linda as she was Suzy and the Redstripes on her solo single Seaside Woman where she sings Uncle Ernie is Keith Moon the Who drummer so it is 0ur
Paul's tribute to his own political and musical hero's Brothet Michael is .Mike McCartney and of course Phil and Don are the Everlys. I think these are all the people he would like to have around for a dinner party maybe if he could have anyone pastor present there
The lBilly Paul cover says it more the way you were thinking and is maybe where you heard the chords as he kept them but changed the wirda on his hit coverThe Wings singles werre brilliant around this time. It all ended up with Mull of Kintyrsebeing a 2 million seller as the then UK number 1 selling single of all time in t1977
Uncle Ernie could also refer to Ringo as he sang the part on the all star version of Tommy
@@garyarnett1220 That reminds me that Paul said he originally wrote this for Ringo to include on one of his solo albums I heard him say in an interview. But then on second thoughts he said " Naw I am keeping this one for myself
@@stephenqualtrough7322 I’m glad he kept it, it’s one of my favorites ever ♥️
You’ll know this from the People’s Postcode Lottery adverts 😝
Harri the late great Billy Paul covered this song.
Another good song you could react to: "Uncle Albert / Admiral Halsey". By the way, in "Let 'Em In", he mentions Martin Luther, the German leader of the Protestant Reformation from the 16th century, not Martin Luther King. MLK was named for him.
Hello! Sister Suzie (Linda McCartney), Brother John (John Eastman), also a lead-in to Martin Luther (John Lennon, bandmates used to call him this), Phil & Don (Everly Brothers), Brother Michael (Mike McCartney), Auntie Jin (Paul's aunt), Uncle Ernie (Keith Moon, in The Who's Tommy), Uncle Ian (Auntie Jin's son)
Wow very interesting. I knew all but the Uncle Ernie and Uncle Ian. I wondered about the sister Suzie and realized she went under Suzy and the Red stripes on a song Seaside Woman (nice song) Thanks for the info !!!!
Paul McCartney: Bluebird.
Opening chords reminiscent of Hello Goodbye
Phil & Don...the Everly Brothers :)
This was Paul playing a plodding piano-chord melody similar to John's first solo album songs. You'll hear Paul do this a few more times, too (LET ME ROLL IT TO YOU is one example. I think these were Paul's enjoyment of John's work, as if imitation is sincere flattery. I don't think it was exactly one-upsmanship, but rather, "I like that - I'm going to try that style, too." This was also a simpler piano style that Linda could play, too.
Paul played piano on this
Perhaps you know it from the Post Code Lottery, or maybe you're familiar with the Billy Paul cover.
not there..i like to face the door . lol
How many artists use Trombone's in pop songs? Probably can count em on one finger...
I heard Martin Luther was a nickname for John Lennon and Uncle Ernie was a reference to The Who drummer Keith Moon who played "the wicked Uncle Ernie" on The Who's 1969 album Tommy. And the 18th century military marching drums 🥁 remind me that this song came out in 1976 which was America's bicentennial so that same year Elton John came out with Philadelphia Freedom as well. There were a lot of patriotic themes popular in the US that year. Both Paul and Elton toured the US before the bicentennial so they witnessed all the hoopla.
I thought Martin Luther was nickname for George
Not sure if it's the reason for John's nickname, but...
Martin Luther (not King) was excommunicated by the Pope for his teachings. John Lennon was dragged over the coals for his comment about The Beatles being bigger than Jesus.
Brother Michael is Paul's brother.
Postcode lottery anthem!!!!
Sally G
I think Phil & Don were The Everly Brothers… 🤔
Sister Susie might be referring to Susan B. Anthony. Just a guess.
He is referring to Martin Luther, not MLK.
It's military.
HELEN WHEELS
Harri, when Heather Mills married Paul, she didn't half land on her foot.
John did sort of the same thing on God. He names a bunch of different people in that number.
Sorry but I thought you was a chick. Sorry
While I appreciate Paul mentioning all these icons, I find the music just extremely simple & boring. Just my own opinion. I just never liked it at all.