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It must be fantastic to look back at all you’ve done, and see how happy everyone is. What an inspirational person. He just makes me want to be better, and do better. Such a wonderful man. Glad he is who he is, and glad he married Linda. She grounded him, and made sure he knew that he could go on w/o The Beatles. What a life!
Vert true, i agree, Paul is a SUN, he continu so good After such difficult Linda disapear. What a fun Guy he seems to be, what talent to write so many songs since so long time and not two identic at the other. He his a spationaute musical explorator without end. I would like so much to meet him before i die......Paul...if you read me🍏
Out of all the famous people I've ever seen, Paul has handled fame the best and for the longest time at that high level. He has been able to maintain his inner peace and humility even though the world has made him a king. That is really rare. The other famous people I've seen handle fame well that have never changed are/were Jim Carey, Dame Edna, Adele, Alicia Keys, Johnny Carson, Steve Carell, and Bob Hope.
Wings, still paying a price for being Paul's band after the Beatles. Wings, including every member in each lineup, should be in the RnR Hall of Fame. They probably consider Paul's induction as a solo performer sufficient; however, if you google Paul's number ones, etc., they only include his discography as a solo performer since the 1980s and do not include his lead vocal/songwriter/musician success with The Beatles and Wings.
Did his own thing, haha. Like that's a virtue. The guy is a closet Thelemite who has been trapped by the occult and esoterica. I would know, because I got out of the O.T.O. and Crowley trap myself..
Christopher. Crowley is not a trap except for those who are full of themselves like McCartney. He had a chance to work with a true Adept of the Great Work, the Jamaican Reggae-Dub pioneer, Lee Scratch Perry, but Macca chickened out. He is a brother of the Left Hand Path.
what a great family man...devoted loving husband and father...God Bless Paul and his family,...he is man of fine character...and has brought joy peace harmony and love through his music to this planet....
Ah, I remember those days so well. Better days. Better days for us all back then. Where's the WAYBAC Machine when ya really need it? I'd go back and live in the '70s the rest of my days.
really remarkable document of an era I remember as a child, thank you for posting this historical document, I don't believe that many understand the cultural impact McCartney made in the 1970s , and what a towering achievement it was to follow the Beatles with such resulting hysteria. Paul McCartney's artistry and humanity is beyond reproach. A shame we can't seem to give people their dues while they are still alive, but I can tell you Paul McCartney has left an indelible mark on our very being. A true legend.
That's why Paul wanted to visit John because he knew John was a little depressant kind of guy, but finally John got out to stepping out to record Double Fantasy
What's wrong with that he wanted that and anybody who keeps butting in on their private lifes is just a self absorbed prick needing a hit of drama to make up for his dull and unfulfilling life
@@thiagomarconi2841 He seemed quite happy and content to me. And created some of his best music after leaving the Beatles while Linda was still around. What's wrong with that?
Apart from being the best musicians, performers and songwriters, the Beatles are a joy to see and hear...Call it charisma, or whatever, but after a few minutes of seeing this video, I start feeling happier...I can't describe it any better. And it always happens to me. A song, a movie, a perfornance, an interview is all it takes to make you feel happy. It's uncanny, but I bet it has to do with their massive success. I mean, it's not just music. It's an aura about them all.
Always smile and shed a tear when c Paul with Linda saw wings 1976 msg in NYC so happy couldn't believe miss those days and still go to c Paul every yr luv u Paul greatest ever lived wings
Man, I hate that Paul lost the love of his life...his Soulmate...Linda. No doubt it stunted his creativity and tossed him into a sorrow you just don't quite recover from.
A fucking tragedy! You think life is finally complete, "we're good, we made it." Then, the family is sideswiped by loss of a significant, integral part of one's psyche. No matter who we are, it HURTS! (don't wish it on anyone) Enjoy the moment...
Paul is undeniably cool. I think what I like about him most as a person, besides the fact he's a mind-bogglingly amazing musician, is that he's just got such a totally confident attitude about him. He KNOWS he's the shit....but at the same time, he doesn't have a big head about it. People like Kanye West and Trump could learn a thing or two from Paul...
avedic I agree. What a life this man has had. Sometimes it gets me in a philosophical moment. Are certain people just chosen to have such a great life?
I believe John and Paul were born musical geniuses. I remember hearing a story years ago about a working musician who was traveling by where John and Paul were practicing. J&P were teenagers at the time. The older musician was stunned when he found out what he had heard had come from "kids." Their level of mastery was such he had been convinced they were two seasoned professional musicians practicing.
17:20 Micky Dolenz, 17:22 Chevy Chase, 17:25 Jack Nicholson, 17:30 Elton John & Cherr... wow! Only a gigantic music artist can attract so many other stars to watch his performance.
To anyone who needs evidence of Linda's musicality, refer to her tambourine playing at 14:10. No studio tricks there, she clearly has rhythm. As far as I'm concerned, she was a justified member of the band on all fronts. Edit: I’m very aware of the famous live Linda backing vocal track. I’ll say this: an isolated microphone from a live performance on a loud stage in the 70’s doesn’t represent the limits of anyone’s musical ability - especially when there are songs upon songs - live and otherwise of them singing perfectly in tune. Pitch is very much tied to the ability to hear yourself, so that position on Linda is a straw man argument that doesn’t hold up to any further scrutiny. Also, if you think that keeping rhythm on tambourine is nothing, then you are either naturally gifted, the beneficiary of hard work, or ignorant. I’m not saying Linda was as good as ANYONE else in any band Paul had, but she held her own in the role she was given.
I assume you guys must have listen to Linda sing when her microphone was isolated to hear only her voice and not the rest of the band. If not, let me know and I will send the link. I found it to be kind of funny.
Still rocking and doing great at 80. Have the entire fantastic special on my computer. Will see if I can upload it soon . Very hard to believe that it has been 46 years ago. Where has the time gone? Was a much different world back then. One of the best documentaries ever. Much better than the released Rock Show. Still rocking 40 years later 😊✌
He enjoyed it so... natural talent... great balladier.... Have become SUCH a fan of late... John was my fav but on reflection... Paul is a truly great guy....
I'll tell you why, Paul is a simple down to earth practical mate...talented beyond words but a simple man...now John and George they were dense and deep, always questioning, searching, exploring within and without .. breaking down barriers, believes..
Classic Paul! Always so much fun. A real bonus is Norman Gunston in the Australian segment. And The band were hip to him. Paul’s Aussie accent is on point! It must have really pissed Lennon off to see Paul sweeping through the US on a tide of love and joy and success. No wonder he was twisted into a pretzel over Paul. A really good vid!
They had shown this on television in the 70's. I thought it would be included in Rockshow but it wasn't. So glad to find it here. Absolutely, the best. I remember being a kid when he came to town so I couldn't go. These clips are priceless. Brilliant!
I was a member of the Wings fan club, and was forced to "not waste" the cardboard tasting gum that came with the Beatle cards. My first big time memory was in my pjs watching them appear on Ed Sullivan, through Jr.High Beatles posters filled my walls. To live in the time of SiriusXM Beatles Channel, Paul and Ringo still fabulous, still touring, Beatles still #1 worldwide is beautiful and amazing, and yes Wings should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
The Perth Australia reporter guy saying Paul is too old at 33 years of age for Rock and Roll, makes me laugh. Paul is now around 76, and just released another album and still Tours ...... I love that he is still creating and playing music, I'm 68 years old, and it makes me feel younger to know that.
Band On The Run is a Beatles quality record all the way and Paul's best showcase for his electric guitar since Abbey Road. That feller surely can play.
Mango Green Tea suppose back them days most people prior to McCartney and the Beatles had been young pin up stars. Of course during Beatlemania they had the screaming girls but in McCartneys case he wasn’t just a rock and roller he’s one of the greatest musicians to ever live.
Is there a clever fan out there who can identify the song Paul is jamming on at the very beginning of the video? He really rocks out in rehearsals so much so I like them more than the concert performances. He is simply the best!
Listen to tape audio not always perfect, authentic capture...it was not easy to be a filmmaker back then. Who ever was the many cameras with synch sound was quite a marvel. The band had to wait weeks just to see a film roll with sound attached projected. This is like smelling incense, see a swirl of smoke and the calm the two bring. Just a great band making great memories! 👍
You can go to the website of the Liverpool Institute and see him looking very self-confident in a couple of school photos with George standing further along. He was there between 53 and 59. My Dad left in 55 but his younger brother was in the same form all the way through and is sitting on the ground at the front. Paul, George and my Uncle knew each other well. The Institute was an excellent school with an excellent German headmaster and produced a lot of very capable and resourceful people including my Dad and his brother who both rose to the top of their professions similarly to Paul and George.
The most enduringly prolific songwriter/musician ever. He certainly would never be characterized as the "best bass player or best vocalist" ever BUT 1) put all his musical qualities/skills together, and 2) consider the many decades that he's been doing his schtick, and there is no one who compares. (And I believe Lennon was jealous of McCartney.)
Was front row center (hanging over the wall) at the Seattle Kingdome show ! 3 days after I graduated high school. He chose Seattle to document one of the greatest tours ever. "Rockshow". Lucky us ! Lucky everyone that got to see that tour. (Gonna see him again on April 17 Seattle).
What a great time Paul and Linda had in the 70's during Wings success....and such a sweet father Paul is with his girls....miss those days when the world was more normal, not crazy like today : (((((
Thanks for posting this, I remember seeing this on TV back around 1979. You can tell the reporter knew he was 33 years old but wanted to see his reaction by asking that question like he did.
Only back in the 70's could hundreds of people group together in a line , to wait to buy tickets/ get in a show without much fuss or a huge fight break out etc.. not that that kind of stuff never happened then, but it wasn't as prevalent then.... The old skool days of waiting up / camping out on the sidewalk to get tix to an awesome show. No pre-sale interent access, or sold out in under 20 minutes etc..
+hazor777 fights broke out back then....the only reason it seems they didn't is because no one had a phone camera that could easily post the fight to a video server online ...like now
functionalschizophr I didn't say it NEVER happened then - but I would be willing to bet that if it were today, there would be more instances of that sort of thing.
***** when JAWS came out... there was an increase in shark attacks....except there wasn't and increase...the media found the previously ignored attacks...now.. news worthy...this combined with the heighten sense of fear due to the movie...changed peoples minds...the attacks never increased but the perception did...now with quick access of info...it happens more
functionalschizophr Well then,... I guess we should be talking about media and it's effect on the public's thinking, because I don't disagree with you on that. My point was that people have become increasingly agitated , violent and impatient. Regarding the media: War Of The Worlds (as you probably already know) , was actually an experiment on the public when it was broadcast on the radio. Right then & there, govt. knew they had a powerful "weapon" in which they could wield on the public, at will. And they have been playing with people's minds ever since.
Paul McCartney has got to be THE best Pop Music musician in history. Loves life, family, music, fan-base and farm animals!
He definitely is and to us such and inspiration to make us want to write.
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Plus George Martin
Plus George Martin
That's Sit George Martin
He is the most successful singer/songwriter in history worth about £1,300,000,000...
Or £1.3 billion
Paul: "I'm thirty-three."
Guy: "tHaTs a bIt oLd fOr RoCk and rOlL."
Paul: *still performing at 76*
You are never too old to do what you love!
Too old to rock n roll. Too young to die!
I was thinking he got 96
You'll know you're too old if your fans stop coming to your concerts, and so far Paul McCartney has never had that experience.
Paul -- born in Liverpool
Made by George , Martin
Will you still love me at 64. Right?!!
It must be fantastic to look back at all you’ve done, and see how happy everyone is. What an inspirational person. He just makes me want to be better, and do better. Such a wonderful man. Glad he is who he is, and glad he married Linda. She grounded him, and made sure he knew that he could go on w/o The Beatles. What a life!
Vert true, i agree, Paul is a SUN, he continu so good After such difficult Linda disapear. What a fun Guy he seems to be, what talent to write so many songs since so long time and not two identic at the other. He his a spationaute musical explorator without end.
I would like so much to meet him before i die......Paul...if you read me🍏
He was such a happy, goofy guy when he was with Linda and their kids. You can tell that he loved having them around when he was touring.
Paul is the cutest father ever
waluigi, americas sweetheart in NJ
Jimmy was my favorite guitar player in Wings. Under rated, this kid was amazing and so young.. so good. He left us way too early sadly.
Paul is asked, "Are you too old to rock at thirty three?" He is still rock and rollin' at seventy four!
And pot.
You're obsessed with pot...
Yeah aren't you too old to rock and roll on stage 33 now he's a hundred and thirty-three she's still doing it.
This is why we never listen to music critics. We know what we like to listen to
James Dun. When I 64 ! Oh ! 74 !😎🐣
Paul is the greatest singer songwriter in history, fan for life.
Out of all the famous people I've ever seen, Paul has handled fame the best and for the longest time at that high level. He has been able to maintain his inner peace and humility even though the world has made him a king. That is really rare. The other famous people I've seen handle fame well that have never changed are/were Jim Carey, Dame Edna, Adele, Alicia Keys, Johnny Carson, Steve Carell, and Bob Hope.
Add Keanu Reeves, Kyra Sedgwick and Kevin Bacon.
..
In 1975-76 Wings was(in my opinion) the BEST Damn band alive!
Wings should be in the Hall of Fame already.
No doubt. What is up with that. Not that the R&R Hall of Fame means anything anymore since they let the likes of Madonna, Run DMC ect in.
Wait they aren't?!?
They certainly sold enough records.
Wings, still paying a price for being Paul's band after the Beatles. Wings, including every member in each lineup, should be in the RnR Hall of Fame. They probably consider Paul's induction as a solo performer sufficient; however, if you google Paul's number ones, etc., they only include his discography as a solo performer since the 1980s and do not include his lead vocal/songwriter/musician success with The Beatles and Wings.
They aren’t I. The HOF? Serious?
what a life that man has had
Indeed! A good dad. Loved Linda. Did his own thing, Magically musical human being.
A life of pot.
You are a pot.
Did his own thing, haha. Like that's a virtue. The guy is a closet Thelemite who has been trapped by the occult and esoterica. I would know, because I got out of the O.T.O. and Crowley trap myself..
Christopher.
Crowley is not a trap except for those who are full of themselves like
McCartney.
He had a chance to work with a true Adept of the Great Work, the Jamaican Reggae-Dub pioneer, Lee Scratch Perry, but Macca chickened out.
He is a brother of the Left Hand Path.
Such joy and fun. Paul and Linda were just always together! Amazing!
what a great family man...devoted loving husband and father...God Bless Paul and his family,...he is man of fine character...and has brought joy peace harmony and love through his music to this planet....
Wow he used to be such a happy energetic man with Linda!
Only paul can sing scrambled eggs and make it sound like hit music
Agree. I was waiting for the, "Oh, baby how I love your legs," lyric.
that was the original idea for yesterday!
Omg is there no end to this man's infinite talent. Hundreds of incredible songs, lyrics, melodies, vocals, instruments played, all of them incredible.
Paul's like a little puppy when he plays with his children
Ah, I remember those days so well. Better days. Better days for us all back then. Where's the WAYBAC Machine when ya really need it? I'd go back and live in the '70s the rest of my days.
really remarkable document of an era I remember as a child, thank you for posting this historical document, I don't believe that many understand the cultural impact McCartney made in the 1970s , and what a towering achievement it was to follow the Beatles with such resulting hysteria. Paul McCartney's artistry and humanity is beyond reproach. A shame we can't seem to give people their dues while they are still alive, but I can tell you Paul McCartney has left an indelible mark on our very being. A true legend.
Punch Dreamer and Poet are we are
Love Paul dancing with Stella at 7:40
The reason I first lifted a bass guitar.This guy!
This looked a lot of fun. Meanwhile John was vegetating in the Dakota with Yoko Oh NO!
That's why Paul wanted to visit John because he knew John was a little depressant kind of guy, but finally John got out to stepping out to record Double Fantasy
That's what happens when a man let a woman take over his life :(
Doooooooooooooo!! 🎶 😂
What's wrong with that he wanted that and anybody who keeps butting in on their private lifes is just a self absorbed prick needing a hit of drama to make up for his dull and unfulfilling life
@@thiagomarconi2841 He seemed quite happy and content to me. And created some of his best music after leaving the Beatles while Linda was still around. What's wrong with that?
Apart from being the best musicians, performers and songwriters, the Beatles are a joy to see and hear...Call it charisma, or whatever, but after a few minutes of seeing this video, I start feeling happier...I can't describe it any better. And it always happens to me. A song, a movie, a perfornance, an interview is all it takes to make you feel happy. It's uncanny, but I bet it has to do with their massive success. I mean, it's not just music. It's an aura about them all.
I agree 💯
I wonder how hard it is for Paul to look at film like this nowadays.
It must really hard cause he was beautiful!
I've wondered that too. Linda gone, Jimmy gone, others maybe. So many losses. I guess we all face that and it's the hardest part of life.
As you can see money cannot buy happiness
@@Mr.Robert1 money can buy happiness though, imagine a homeless compared to a guy with a net worth of £1,000,000,000
Always smile and shed a tear when c Paul with Linda saw wings 1976 msg in NYC so happy couldn't believe miss those days and still go to c Paul every yr luv u Paul greatest ever lived wings
Man, I hate that Paul lost the love of his life...his Soulmate...Linda. No doubt it stunted his creativity and tossed him into a sorrow you just don't quite recover from.
A fucking tragedy!
You think life
is finally complete,
"we're good, we made it."
Then, the family is sideswiped by loss of a significant, integral part
of one's psyche.
No matter who we are,
it HURTS!
(don't wish it on anyone)
Enjoy the moment...
You have made a very salient and accurate contribution here. Thank you Daniel J.
Aladdin Sane
You're welcome...
. Daniel J - very true indeed....
Ed Berger where is your evidence for this?
Paul is undeniably cool. I think what I like about him most as a person, besides the fact he's a mind-bogglingly amazing musician, is that he's just got such a totally confident attitude about him. He KNOWS he's the shit....but at the same time, he doesn't have a big head about it. People like Kanye West and Trump could learn a thing or two from Paul...
avedic
I agree. What a life this man has had. Sometimes it gets me in a philosophical moment. Are certain people just chosen to have such a great life?
avedic Try to keep politics out of here if your little pea brain can.
Kanye West is not as good as he thinks he is.
@@bbednorz319
Whether or not you agree with Trump on political issues is irrelevant here. This was about Trump as a person.
Kanye Who? On the other hand everybody knows Paul!!!
I know, its 99% hard work, and 1% talent, but this man has made a huge impression in my life.
I cant come up with anyone else, perhaps John Lennon.
I believe John and Paul were born musical geniuses. I remember hearing a story years ago about a working musician who was traveling by where John and Paul were practicing. J&P were teenagers at the time. The older musician was stunned when he found out what he had heard had come from "kids." Their level of mastery was such he had been convinced they were two seasoned professional musicians practicing.
Its called 100% talent and 100% hard work
17:20 Micky Dolenz, 17:22 Chevy Chase, 17:25 Jack Nicholson, 17:30 Elton John & Cherr... wow! Only a gigantic music artist can attract so many other stars to watch his performance.
Love each and every single shot of this Behind the Scenes.
To anyone who needs evidence of Linda's musicality, refer to her tambourine playing at 14:10. No studio tricks there, she clearly has rhythm. As far as I'm concerned, she was a justified member of the band on all fronts.
Edit: I’m very aware of the famous live Linda backing vocal track. I’ll say this: an isolated microphone from a live performance on a loud stage in the 70’s doesn’t represent the limits of anyone’s musical ability - especially when there are songs upon songs - live and otherwise of them singing perfectly in tune. Pitch is very much tied to the ability to hear yourself, so that position on Linda is a straw man argument that doesn’t hold up to any further scrutiny.
Also, if you think that keeping rhythm on tambourine is nothing, then you are either naturally gifted, the beneficiary of hard work, or ignorant. I’m not saying Linda was as good as ANYONE else in any band Paul had, but she held her own in the role she was given.
lol she's literally one of the top 1000 tambourine players of all time. Just behind Liam Gallagher in the list.
Douglas Mitchell Yes, but could she sing?
Slash G&R Actually I’m quite a few tracks, yes. Yes she could.
I assume you guys must have listen to Linda sing when her microphone was isolated to hear only her voice and not the rest of the band. If not, let me know and I will send the link. I found it to be kind of funny.
This is soo good, I love Paul! This was such a great time in his life great music too
You see Paul's face the first time and you immediately fall in love! But when you get to know his personality... Then you are infatuated with him!!
Man, I miss Linda. :-(
She was a beautiful soul, inside and out. Love the shot of her riding along in the backseat in Australia. She's stunning.
Brother U know u can still find her (grave number 34 corner street London England).
Still rocking and doing great at 80. Have the entire fantastic special on my computer. Will see if I can upload it soon . Very hard to believe that it has been 46 years ago. Where has the time gone? Was a much different world back then. One of the best documentaries ever. Much better than the released Rock Show. Still rocking 40 years later 😊✌
What an incredible life this guys had.Its so much fun to see Paul young with his family and the best version of Wings.
What a doll..and I'm still crazy about him! 💞..he'll be 77 in 3 days 🎂💕🎈
Now 78💕
@@user-ur2yf5pn4dnow 81!❤
He enjoyed it so... natural talent... great balladier....
Have become SUCH a fan of late... John was my fav but on reflection... Paul is a truly great guy....
Fantastic documentary. What a talent McCartney is
I can't imagine Lennon or Harrison being so at ease with themselves and their children as McCartney was.
+Tom Tall Absolute truth, you can tell he loved his kids.
+Todd Drummer Also Linda had a daughter from a previous marriage and Paul was sweet with her too
+April Gosa Lennon: true. Harrison: the same. He was surely a great father for Dhani. But he did it in private.
+Tom Tall How do YOU know?
I'll tell you why, Paul is a simple down to earth practical mate...talented beyond words but a simple man...now John and George they were dense and deep, always questioning, searching, exploring within and without .. breaking down barriers, believes..
Classic Paul! Always so much fun. A real bonus is Norman Gunston in the Australian segment. And The band were hip to him. Paul’s Aussie accent is on point! It must have really pissed Lennon off to see Paul sweeping through the US on a tide of love and joy and success. No wonder he was twisted into a pretzel over Paul. A really good vid!
I love how the ending was Ringo stopping the camera man 😂
They had shown this on television in the 70's. I thought it would be included in Rockshow but it wasn't. So glad to find it here. Absolutely, the best. I remember being a kid when he came to town so I couldn't go. These clips are priceless. Brilliant!
Linda looking so natural.
At 6:22 love how he plays with his kids.,what a family man.
Beautiful video, thankyou! We are so lucky thave him with us and his beautiful family.
Paul..the best!!
Paul is the coolest guy on the planet.
awesome :D Paul is a loving daddy. i love Wings. i wish i was living in that time...
I was a member of the Wings fan club, and was forced to "not waste" the cardboard tasting gum that came with the Beatle cards. My first big time memory was in my pjs watching them appear on Ed Sullivan, through Jr.High Beatles posters filled my walls. To live in the time of SiriusXM Beatles Channel, Paul and Ringo still fabulous, still touring, Beatles still #1 worldwide is beautiful and amazing, and yes Wings should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
What else can be said about a musical genius and legend!
The Perth Australia reporter guy saying Paul is too old at 33 years of age for Rock and Roll, makes me laugh. Paul is now around 76, and just released another album and still Tours ...... I love that he is still creating and playing music, I'm 68 years old, and it makes me feel younger to know that.
paul my favorite music for ever
Paul in a kilt made my year.
+pardyhardly oh fuck off you moron. I bet my last fiver you're a fucking moronic yank....I can just tell
Band On The Run is a Beatles quality record all the way and Paul's best showcase for his electric guitar since Abbey Road. That feller surely can play.
what an incredible amiable person...
Paul had a better Mexican b-day party than me and he's not even Mexican! hahaha omg! lol the mariachi and a piñata there :D
It looks joyful and vibrant.
I just love him and Beatles
I really loved this rock group so much
What a beautiful couple xo
this was great to see. how much fun they had together
A great guy musician father and was my inspiration to become a bassist, I also play lead/rhythm as started on that before bass. Keep rocking Sir Paul
I could watch this over and over, until I'm dead!
hahaaaa! So funny how Paul lift his eye brown when Linda hits the wrong note on the mellotron (1:13)
eye brown? I thought he has BLACK eyes?
Reverend Eslam Hazel/green actually
Early Paul did have very dark eyes. This is Faul, he doesn't.
Good catch.
@@mechele38135 shut the fuck up stupid bitch
Beauitful..Paul Linda wings.....total LEGEND...xxx
He said 33 was ancient, he is 74 and still going lol
Mango Green Tea suppose back them days most people prior to McCartney and the Beatles had been young pin up stars. Of course during Beatlemania they had the screaming girls but in McCartneys case he wasn’t just a rock and roller he’s one of the greatest musicians to ever live.
My sincere gratitude to guitarist, Jerry Reed. Love Love Love.
Paul is so genuinely good at music and things that are fun, he even hits that piñata at 17:10 perfect blindfolded.
Band On The Run was and is my favourite song from Wings.
Is there a clever fan out there who can identify the song Paul is jamming on at the very beginning of the video? He really rocks out in rehearsals so much so I like them more than the concert performances. He is simply the best!
He made it up on the spot.
Listen to tape audio not always perfect, authentic capture...it was not easy to be a filmmaker back then. Who ever was the many cameras with synch sound was quite a marvel. The band had to wait weeks just to see a film roll with sound attached projected. This is like smelling incense, see a swirl of smoke and the calm the two bring. Just a great band making great memories! 👍
Shout out to Denny Lane...he was a perfect fit between Linda and Paul.
So funny at 6:10 Paul looks afraid Mary is gonna hit him in the nuts. And at 8:10 the Queens Midtown tunnel in NYC where I live.
Linda really was to die for . . .
Yep, she was incredibly beautiful and sexy.
God Blessed him with a phenomenal talent & life.
You can go to the website of the Liverpool Institute and see him looking very self-confident in a couple of school photos with George standing further along. He was there between 53 and 59.
My Dad left in 55 but his younger brother was in the same form all the way through and is sitting on the ground at the front. Paul, George and my Uncle knew each other well.
The Institute was an excellent school with an excellent German headmaster and produced a lot of very capable and resourceful people including my Dad and his brother who both rose to the top of their professions similarly to Paul and George.
Que hombre😍paul eres fenomenal!!😘 siempre vas hacer el mejor💯👌❣
there were having fun with their children
Yeah also they were playing instruments and singing in front of people
Love the comment about Jerry Reed. Big fan of him as well as Paul.
Long and winding road without strings and female choir but with horns...nice !
The most enduringly prolific songwriter/musician ever. He certainly would never be characterized as the "best bass player or best vocalist" ever BUT 1) put all his musical qualities/skills together, and 2) consider the many decades that he's been doing his schtick, and there is no one who compares. (And I believe Lennon was jealous of McCartney.)
Best footage ever ,love Lindas 70,s hair ,she was so beautiful .
The most famous man on the planet
The greatest era of my life.
I love this man and Linda :-)
Congratulations ! Best Wings video. McCartney at his peak.
Was front row center (hanging over the wall) at the Seattle Kingdome show !
3 days after I graduated high school. He chose Seattle to document one of the greatest tours ever. "Rockshow". Lucky us !
Lucky everyone that got to see that tour. (Gonna see him again on April 17 Seattle).
I was there in that mass of humanity on the floor. Navy days, rode the ferry from Bremerton
Saw Wings Over Wembley 1977. Ticket cost £3.50p. Best money I ever spent bar NONE!!!
@Joy Stinson 👍
How lovely! The Wonderful video!
I liked very much.Thanks!
Denny is perfection!
"Too old for rock and roll?". Macca proved you are never too young. He's still going, i bet that reporter isn't. :)
Paul is NOT DEAD!!
What a great time Paul and Linda had in the 70's during Wings success....and such a sweet father Paul is with his girls....miss those days when the world was more normal, not crazy like today : (((((
3:08 No rules on seat-belts... memories of Mans' unbridled spirit. One of the many freedoms we once enjoyed.
Thanks for posting this, I remember seeing this on TV back around 1979. You can tell the reporter knew he was 33 years old but wanted to see his reaction by asking that question like he did.
He was and Is meant to be Mr Public & Mr Performer. I adore you Sir Paul.
Only back in the 70's could hundreds of people group together in a line , to wait to buy tickets/ get in a show without much fuss or a huge fight break out etc.. not that that kind of stuff never happened then, but it wasn't as prevalent then....
The old skool days of waiting up / camping out on the sidewalk to get tix to an awesome show. No pre-sale interent access, or sold out in under 20 minutes etc..
+hazor777 fights broke out back then....the only reason it seems they didn't is because no one had a phone camera that could easily post the fight to a video server online ...like now
functionalschizophr
I didn't say it NEVER happened then - but I would be willing to bet that if it were today, there would be more instances of that sort of thing.
i agree...cause people would copy what they watch on their phone...people never change through history... only the perception
***** when JAWS came out... there was an increase in shark attacks....except there wasn't and increase...the media found the previously ignored attacks...now.. news worthy...this combined with the heighten sense of fear due to the movie...changed peoples minds...the attacks never increased but the perception did...now with quick access of info...it happens more
functionalschizophr
Well then,... I guess we should be talking about media and it's effect on the public's thinking, because I don't disagree with you on that. My point was that people have become increasingly agitated , violent and impatient.
Regarding the media: War Of The Worlds (as you probably already know) , was actually an experiment on the public when it was broadcast on the radio. Right then & there, govt. knew they had a powerful "weapon" in which they could wield on the public, at will. And they have been playing with people's minds ever since.
"You are 31. Isn`t it too old for rock`n`roll?"
margus kiis
Feckin' edjets...!
Nowadays 31 is too young to rock n roll
But now he is lol
Ale G. Nah, he’s still doing tours and fully sold out concerts
Oh the impact you've had on so many, Paul.
Love Paul and Ringo
Haha Ringo is hilarious at the end!
I think that was Harry Nielsen in the flat cap too, this was back in the days when Ringo, Nielsen, Elton etc drank for days at a time