Paul McCartney - Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey *DayOne Reacts*
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Love this song!! RIP Linda McCartney
Linda was a beautiful human being who was very kind to animals.
The Uncle Albert section is about Paul's actual Uncle Albert, who apparently had a tendency to drunk call relatives and spout biblical verses. Paul McCartney being ahead of his time, writing a song about "ghosting" someone on the phone, before it was a thing.
Basically it’s a pre Uncle Albert call, message already apologizing. 😂
I always thought it was about Coronation Street's Uncle Albert, a much-loved character.
He’s a melodic genius. The melody of this is so catchy
MelodieS!❤
Albert is Albert Kendall, who married Paul McCartney's aunt Milly (becoming "Uncle Albert") and provided inspiration for a portion of this song suite. Albert had a habit of getting drunk and reading from the Bible; the only time he read from the Good Book was when he was drinking.
man this is a song within a song... so unique, very memorable !
This was a fun song for paul and linda.😊
Just gorgeous. Start to finish. ❤
Really takes me back to the early 70s when I was a kid. Love that era.
This song takes me back to a really nice place and time.
Paul often combined fragments of uncompleted songs together. When he did the "gidit, gidit" part in Albert, he was trying to imitate the sound of placing a call on a rotary phone, then made the vocals sound like they were coming thru a phone speaker.
The blond woman in the video is his wife Linda. Sadly she passed away from breast cancer in 1998. She was part of the band Wings and appears in many of their videos.
This was a number one hit for Paul McCartney. It was definitely one of the most unusual ones in his catalog, but it had such an infectious chorus that it couldn't fail!
Yes, Ram is a great album, another classic track from it is Too Many People. Paul was on quite a streak with those 70s albums! Enjoy there pretty lady. 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
I'm an uncle Albert. Loved this song because it had my name in it.
Paul McCartney is a master at weaving a fascinating and ever changing tapestry of sonic intrigue that can take you on a mesmerizing journey.
That noise you hear is the sound you dialed an old rotary phone you had to put your finger into the number you wanted to enter and turn the dial.
Now this a cool flashback.
Very British. He wrote memories like this. He wrote Put It There. About his dad.
Their daughter is Stella McCartney, she is a clothes designer
One of their daughters.
Always liked Paul McCartney when he infused some British elements into songs-like the phone call when their "easy called away" with the British accent. His song Let Em' In has the same feel with the British marching band and speaking in the background at the same time.
"....the butter wouldn't melt so I put it in pie....."
@@rubbersole79 😂
Keith Moon voiced the phone message at the record sessions.
"easily" :P
Sir Paul McCartney, still just Paul McCartney at this point in his life, had complete creative freedom on his first solo effort after The Beatles broke up, an album called RAM. This is what you get with complete creative freedom. Something completely creative. i remember hearing this on the radio at the time and just smiling the whole way through, I didn't want the song to end, and I thought it unfair when it did end. But it was back on the air again within the hour, so all was good. BTW, that was his wife at the time in the video, Linda Eastman McCartney, a very talented photographer in her own right, who passed away in the 80's from cancer. RIP Linda Eastman McCartney.
Ram was McCartney's second solo album in 1971. His first was titled McCartney and was released in 1970.
Linda McCartney died from cancer in 1998. You sure get your facts wrong.
Linda died 1998
Man, what I’d give to be alive when this song came out and just randomly hearing it on the radio. It’s one of my favorite songs ever ♥️
I didn't want the album to end
I don't think it left my turntable for a month
Actually billed as Paul & Linda McCartney on the 45 rpm record label.
Angela, Paul McCartney's song My Love is so incredibly beautiful, It's unexplainable. Please add to your reaction list 💗
Paul loved being silly with his songwriting. It drove John Lennon crazy.
The bloody genius keeps us thinking all through the song.
One of my favourites. Just brilliant, they don't (or very rarely) record music like this anymore.
My favorite songs
Of his.
1971 14 years old hanging out at the freight railroad tracks
Uncle Albert is such a beautiful trippy tune. Venus & Mars is also. 1985 and Let Me Roll It are his best too.
I was in the hall at my locker next to the art room which was my next class. Echoing thru the hall was this BRAND NEW Paul McCartney song! It felt like another Beatles song and everything was right in my world again, lol!
It was a #1 hit in 1971. It was all Paul and Linda, and a drummer generally. Back in the day we were all singing this in the hallways in Junior High, to the annoyance of the teachers, lol. Especially the "Hands Across the Water" part. But the choir teacher, she loved it! That's a Flugel Horn you hear being played.
This was Sir Paul's first hit song after the Beatles broke up and it's a lot of fun. You can also pick up a little bit of a Beatles vibe to it as he was beginning to find his own voice separate from the band. I remember when this came out and how much I enjoyed it. It made me curious to see where he was going to go with his solo career which has been a fantastic journey.
If you have't already done it try "Band on the Run". It's my personal favorite. It has the same feel of more than one song. It sticks in your head (in a good way).
The Only Album Written,, Recorded & Credited To Paul & Linda McCartney...R.I.P. Linda..Thanks For ALL You Gave Us..Gone But Definitely Not Forgotten.🙏❤ Rest Well Sweet & Kind Lady.
Such interestingly fun music!
Admiral Halsey is a reference to "Bull" Halsey who was a fleet admiral for the US Navy during World War II.
One Paul McCartney song I think you'll really love is "Mull of Kintyre" about his home in Scotland. I really enjoy your reactions, because you have such an appreciation for great music. (And you wear your heart on your sleeve.) ✌️💚
Your next McCartney sing should be Jet , it is one of his best.
Love that song, it takes me is so many directions in one tune.
Wow, I used to play this all the time. Such a creative song.
Living in Tucson, it was not unusual to see Paul & Linda at the Catalina Hwy Safeway getting their groceries back in the day.....regret I never saw a concert.
I love this song. It was music from my mother’s generation and she’d play it for me when I was a little kid, and I was always amused by it.
My first name is Albert this was personal to me.
You really should listen to his song "Juniors Farm" if not it's your loss!
"Hands across the water. Heads across the sky"
Love it since 1971.
Another great song from 1971
As a kid I played this song over and over
McCartney wrote character driven songs. He innovated songs as two songs. Band on the Run. Prime example. His characters, Fool on the Hill, Joe Joe, Hey Jude, Mother Mary in let it be. The list goes on. All became icons of many generations. Now and in the future.
Paul McCartney also did a famous duet with Michael Jackson called "Say Say Say" that I'd love for you to do sometime soon and I want you to do Ready For The World-song's Tonight,Oh Sheila,Love you Down and other's!!!!!Skyy song called "Real Love" and Luther Vandross song called "Never Too Much" please fine Lady
You said you love Paul's voice. Listen to his and the Beatle's version of "Till There Was You" from the movie Music Man. In my humble opinion, he sang it better than, forgive me, Shirley Jones or anyone else who covered it.
Paul is just my fave amongst faves. For me he lives at a place where Stevie, Joni, Michael, Taylor, Sondheim, Sting, Carol resides.
I loved Ram and this was my favorite song from it … I didn’t expect her to get it because young people seem to need a genre to pigeonhole music in… but I’m glad she enjoyed it.
Este tema me trae muchos recuerdos de principios de los 70 cuando era más joven. Felicitaciones. Desde Viña del Mar, Chile. Saludos.
Alot of the SONGS he made were like two songs in one
Grew up in 70's love your reaction to some of my favorite songs . (MY LOVE) by Paul McCartney my favorite .
The first to play all the instruments and record his own album, McCartney has his wife help with some background vocals, but this was another of Paul's amazing feats. There is a reason why he is the most successful songwriter in history. Bass, guitar, keys, drums, he does it all, plus bounces all the tracks together in the recording booth.
Even the little "ribbit ribbit" frog calls are his voice.
McCartney as well as Lennon (taught him this) and Harrison, were used to taking unfinished "bits" of song and incorporating these " pieces" into one song. Adding again to the non-meaning to most songs, and just word and melody play.
Remember when I was young on this was on the radio...yes the radio...lol
The purest of ear candies.
I love the Uncle Albert part of the song. I wish it was about 3 minutes longer.
The people who enforce the blockage are the current owners of the rights of the songs. The Beatles and McCartney libraries probably have different owners at this point
I really liked this song when it came out, and still do. It wasn't until many years later that I realized that it's actually 3 or 4 pieces of different songs stitched together by Paul to make one song, something the Beatles dabbled in on The White Album and Abby Road.
Yes, RIP, Linda McCartney.
true love for 25 years until separated by her passage. what a great love story.
Father of Indie Rock
another one ahead of his time!!
Always loved this ever since I was a little kid.
I think this is Scotland. Where the family vacationed .
The whole Sgt Pepper's Album is legendary piece of art. It was the comeback album of the Beatles
One of my favorites of Paul.
This song is so fun. It always makes me feel good. And I love the video showing his beloved Linda. 🙏
TOTAL DISNEYLAND SOUNDS HONEY!!!😊 YOU GOTTA LOVE IT😊
Paul has never left Britain as a tax exile, he loves his homeland. Total respect.
Ram is my favorite McCartney album. The critics at the time didn't treat it very well but I loved it. This song sounds like a medley of three or four songs - and they're all good.
One of may favorite song by Paul!
You should check out Nicolette Larson singing Lotta Love
Paul McCarthy tracked this entire song and plays all the instruments.This from the album Ram.He created all of it.
Had you told me that the Beatles reunited and did this when the song came out I would have had zero reason not to believe it. Even today I could easily see Paul and John sharing parts of this song.
Listen to "Blackbird" if you have not heard it. Beautiful song in Paul's voice!
Angela - I remember this song well. It is okay. 5 out of 10. You are just an amazing woman Angela. I don't know how old you are but, this song is definitely not in your generation of music. But, you listen to the words of music very intensely. I, on the other hand, watch your reaction to these songs. I rarely ever hear this song because I really am not crazy about it. I am critical of songs I hear. I love Paul McCartney but even he has lousy songs too. Mary Had A Little Lamb is another one of them. Yeah, the nursery rhyme. Your beauty and charm is enough for me. I give you a 10.
McCartney at this time seemed to always be stitching incomplete musical ideas (songs?) together, but made it work. A lot of that on the Ram album. Then there would be songs like Jet which I like, but I don't think he could ever come up with proper lyrics to so it is some nonsensical lyrics about a dog or something. I think he really missed the collaboration with John and George in finishing songs.
"Uncle Albert" is about being old and left alone and no one comes to check on you and there's never any news from the outside world. It's about being forgotten.
These were unfinished song fragments that were never used, so he strung some of those lyrics together to make this medley like they did on Abbey Rd. and came up with this song/medley..
John Lennon _God_ or _Mother_ two amazing songs. Also _Jealous Guy._
It is just sad John couldn't take these obladibladaas with just a grin.
By far my favorite "Wings" song.......
Tnis was before Wings was founded. It's credited to Paul and Linda McCartney. Wings came about in late 1971, a few months after this song was a hit.
Sería fantástico una reacción a la canción " my love " del gran Paul McCartney. ❤️♥️
Strange look into the mind of an Englishman. Love this song
Home movies. Awesome.
Weird transition: WTF
This album was hated by critics at first. For a long time.
I thought it was beautiful.
I have loved the Beatles since I was 7 years of age, when my lovely brother, who is sadly no longer here, played his records for me. I Love McCartney, and one of the highlights in my life was seeing him perform at Hyde park back in 2009. It was one of the best days of my life. People criticise Paul because at the age of 80 he can no longer sing like a 40-year-old, I am just happy he is still around. Love this song. Thank you, lovely lady
I see their dog Martha in the film. Paul wrote a song about her, it’s one of my favorites! Thanks
What a great tune!
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It like a big dream and a story in a dream.
You are young and a QT. I am old and bought this album new. Liked watching you react very much.
I see it as a very playful song.
Love to Watch the. Love to Linda.. the song are also good
Nice
Great tune.. PMcC and Wings are a fave.. Check out "Nineteen Hundred Eighty Five".. " Hi HI HI".. "Junior's Farm".. "Band on the Run".. Cool reaction!!
The sound effects were a telephone ringing done vocally.
I love this song. I remember as a kid, calling the radio station requesting this song and they would say, "ok we'll put it on", and I would wait and wait, and nothing. I had a small reel to reel recorder, and I was trying to catch it from the beginning. Great reaction Angella.
Sir Paul has range that most of us only wish we could have👍👍
Big McCartney fan here. One of his obscure ones. Good pick.