Heartening to see that Paul is still on it what a legend & that Annie is so in awe of him even like she should be as she is a great artist also ..super podcast guy thanks
Well, we just love you Paul. Thank you for all the magical wonderful beautiful music that changed our lives and still leaves us wanting whenever we try to understand how.
Man I'm 63 and I remember in 1964 watching ths Beatles land for the first time in NY and then saw them later on the Ed Sullivan show. Still think they are the greatest pop band of all time.
im..speechless.............. two amazing musicians, two..legends! having a pleasant conversation. all in one video. to the uploader.. thank U. ( im definitely a st vincent fan by the way )
Whatever age Macca stopped ageing at, he's stayed there. And I think that is partly down to his continued investment and excitement in music. And specifically music. You can tell when a tune comes to him he's still slightly awestruck by it. I wonder how many composers have felt the same.
LOVE it! This may sound like an odd, off the wall comment but it's interesting to hear Paul ASK someone else a question... I'm so used to hearing him always answer questions but not ask..like when he asks her what she is up to the rest of the day, I just thought that was so cool! As you can probably tell, it doesn't take much to please me in life. LOL!
Great conversation between two thoughtful artists. One of the things that always stuck with me in Beatles history: Paul speaks of the unconscious process in inventing “Yesterday”. Terrific song, and original. There was a song from the ‘30s or ‘40s called “Yesterdays”. It’s first lyrics were “Yesterdays, yesterdays... then the melody proceeded upwards in the harmonic minor scale, not the same, but similar to Paul’s song. Paul’s father was a SWING band jazz musician and Paul is in the music publishing business of many old songs and it’s curious he never saw that connection that I see between the two songs. Again, they are not the same, and Paul’s process was perfect, but take a listen sometime to the two songs and you can see were maybe an inspiration would’ve come. In fact, an actress Irene Ryan who used to play granny on the Beverly hillbillies show actually sang it, straight, on the Ed Sullivan show in the 60s. OK, don’t clobber me.
@@Crushenator500 This is a song I could imagine Jim McCartney (Paul's dad) might have been whistling round the kitchen when Paul and Mike were small. The brain sometimes takes stuff like that and transmutes it...so although Paul wrote a different song, I can see why it may have felt familiar to him on some level.
So incredible the extent of changes you've witnessed in how songs have been made over the years. That alone could fill up a book - the progression. You know.
Tan bello mi amor siempre lleno de energía positiva y esa luz que irradia con su presencia Como no amarlo si es el ser humano más bello sobre la tierra 🎼🇨🇷❤️
Great to see a young brilliant musician learning from an elder brilliant musician. Saw this when Larkin Poe was talking to Justin Hayward of the Moody Blues.
I look at videos like this and it kind of blows my mind. Here's Paul: very much a modern guy in modern times using modern technology. When he was a kid, television was in black and white and no one had been to the moon yet. Also let's not forget that Ringo Starr uses emojis.
I've been comparing clips of Paul's interviews with other artists in this little "promo series" in the last minutes, and I think this one immediately shows Annie Clark would easily be actually the better of most of them to actually collaborate with Paul, because their creative spirit is actually anywhere similar (not in a superficial way), like the other "modern rockers"(charlatans relative to mainstream artists genuinely interested in the avant garde like Paul and Annie authentically are in their own rights) that through the industry-complex ended up working on this remix album. This goes besides the point of what Mccartney III was and the remix album because to be frank neither were super touching for me, but I'm happy to see a conversation with one of these younger artists who seems to I think connect with the side of Paul's creativity that I greatly admire, and Annie's work as well. From an industry perspective, if Paul and his managers de-prioritize "being cool", and as much as they can go towards more artists who are actually really actively enthralled in their work like this, and like the work Paul's known for, their could be very effective collaborations and genuine growth in the mainstream of music. Notice how when Paul tells stories about writing this music, Annie genuinely responds and so does he to her, both with immense gratitude and appreciation of the great mystery of music. She asks him "if there's a story he wants to tell but hasn't quite cracked", very good, she's asking about forward motion. There is nothing formulaic about it.
Paul, with John especially, and also with George and Ringo, and George Martin too, created works of magic and humanity of lasting power and endurance... I love him like a brother, or a father, or uncle, or someone like that. AND LINDA, (How could I forget Linda?)
This is the second one of these I've listened to. I was thinking, "Oy, sounds like Sir Paul is interviewing these people rather than the other way around. But that's crazy...Sir Paul wouldn't be interviewing anybody!"
It really strikes me how musicians speak the same language and we’re just listening in. Paul McCartney likes Lead Belly, St. Vincent covers Lead Belly, and Kurt Cobain said Lead Belly was Nirvana’s fav band
Hey you, you're feeling bad, Take a sad world and make it better. Remember, let the past into your heart Then you can start to make it better. And any time you feel disdain, hey you, refrain. Carry the whole world upon your shoulders. For well you know that I'm a fool who played it cool And made this world a little warmer. Hey you, please make a sound You've found your voice now go and say it Remember to let the world into your heart Then you can start to make it better So let the bad air out and clean air in. Why are you waiting for a group to join with? And don't you know that it's just you and you and you The movement you need is the beholder. Hey you, don't make it worse Take this sad verse and make it better Remember that we are all under the same Sun Then a new earth can begun With better better better better Oh Nah nah nah nah Nah nah nah ... . It took 20 minutes A new world record !!!!!!!
It's funny how in the UK they say "Flats", the US say "Apartments" and here in Australia we call them "Units". All English speaking countries with slight variations on some names. I do think that we here in Australia are probably more used to the UK and US terms than vice versa.
I just noticed after 23 On the time bar, Annie asked Paul if there's something he's still waiting to write, or something new he's been thinking about recording. I think it's interesting that he was just talking earlier about how the producer Peter Jackson is working on the new Beatles Get Back movie, and he's going to preview it in the next few days. I was hoping that Paul would also talk about a rare moment while they're recording the White Album in 1968, as it was just reported a few months ago, that someone accidentally found an old audio tape where Paul had rang up the famous jazz pianist Bill Evans and his Trio while they were touring through London, and Paul asked Bill Evans and his bass player Eddie Gomez and drummer Jack DeJonette, to come over to Abby Road studios and play with them. They actually rolled the audio tapes for some time, possibly over an hour or longer. And now they're going to release this on the Bill Evans estate and label. Many fans that are only well understanding of popular Beatles music, and not understand that Paul McCartney had a tremendous respect and ability for jazz musicians and that the Beatles actually employed some jazz elements into their later music. So many of us are very excited to hear about this album being released within the next month or so by the month of June for Paul's birthday coming up in 2021, of him performing the song Yesterday and then Bill Evans and his Jazz Trio play with Paul and Ringo in the Abbey Road studios to perform some old Jazz standards such as Summertime, and a few other numbers that I think that they made up as brand new numbers being produced during this recording session in 1968. They say they gave a copy of it to Ringo, in January, and he's been listening to it every day, because he's so enthralled with it. [It was only Paul and Ringo that were in the studio that happened to play with Bill Evans in his Trio that day.] You can search the article on these words and new album title. > I believe it's in a site called AllAboutJazz.com The title of the new album is - "Bill Evans: Hey Bill, it's Paul at Abbey Road." Look this up and read the article about it, it's fascinating, and something great to look forward to within the next couple of months. *Here's the only link with the info on this new album with Paul and Ringo playing with Bill Evans Jazz Trio in 1968 in Abbey Road studios. > www.allaboutjazz.com/hey-bill-its-paul-from-abbey-road-bill-evans-april-first-records?width=412
funny how mccartney says the vincent's guitar sounds genuine (ie without a big fuzz), when it's clearly actually the opposite and she plays through a big muff most of the time.
I wonder if George Harrison deserved a co - writing credit for his iconic guitar riff contribution to 'And I Love Her' which Paul says made the song a lot better.
Paul: "Drugs were not very influential in our work."
John: "I am the eggman!"
😂😂😂
@@omnipop4936 lol
the walrus was Paul
i know right?...LOL
Paul was the one who assembled the press so he could announce to the world that he dropped acid.
She was so nervous ❤️
she cant even smile because of the freeze
Great Annie, relax and enjoy an nice opportunity to talk with Paul...how cool is that...and he was a Beatle too. 🙂
I don't know her, but she seems very cool. Not too star struck.
She seemed pretty chill to me!
I'd be terrified...and I have met her once.
Annie's a flat-out genius and so is Sir Paul. Her remix is so imaginative and effective.
Annie Clark’s “I Dig a
Pony” is really great… I like it a lot.
Could have listened to them all night, two talented people.
She really went from covering Martha My Dear to interviewing and working with McCartney. 🤯
ThankYou for the info, I really had no idea who and why this girl is talking to Paul!
Heartening to see that Paul is still on it what a legend & that Annie is so in awe of him even like she should be as she is a great artist also ..super podcast guy thanks
What a cool interview. Annie's lovely and Paul is just so great!. Love it.
Appreciate you uploading this!
No problem :)
The human brain is amazing and does seem to have magical qualities. We don’t completely understand ourselves and that’s beautiful.
I used to be terrified of that
Well, we just love you Paul. Thank you for all the magical wonderful beautiful music that changed our lives and still leaves us wanting whenever we try to understand how.
Man I'm 63 and I remember in 1964 watching ths Beatles land for the first time in NY and then saw them later on the Ed Sullivan show. Still think they are the greatest pop band of all time.
I’m 64 !! There’s no “when” any longer,,😱
A legend...humanitarian and just down to earth lovely man...
Thank you very much to share with us.
No problem :)
im..speechless..............
two amazing musicians, two..legends! having a pleasant conversation. all in one video.
to the uploader.. thank U.
( im definitely a st vincent fan by the way )
Paul just keeps going, we love he and Ringo so much.. They are both busy and of course amazingly creative. I feel they will never ever retire..
PPl from all over the world watching this incredible interview-
Annie is so lovely.
This must have been a master class for her.
Love the casual vibe of this.
Whatever age Macca stopped ageing at, he's stayed there. And I think that is partly down to his continued investment and excitement in music. And specifically music. You can tell when a tune comes to him he's still slightly awestruck by it. I wonder how many composers have felt the same.
Paul a great interview and interviewer!
This is awesome! I LOVE THEM BOTH SO MUCH!!!
LOVE it! This may sound like an odd, off the wall comment but it's interesting to hear Paul ASK someone else a question... I'm so used to hearing him always answer questions but not ask..like when he asks her what she is up to the rest of the day, I just thought that was so cool! As you can probably tell, it doesn't take much to please me in life. LOL!
Great conversation between two thoughtful artists. One of the things that always stuck with me in Beatles history:
Paul speaks of the unconscious process in inventing “Yesterday”. Terrific song, and original. There was a song from the ‘30s or ‘40s called “Yesterdays”. It’s first lyrics were “Yesterdays, yesterdays... then the melody proceeded upwards in the harmonic minor scale, not the same, but similar to Paul’s song. Paul’s father was a SWING band jazz musician and Paul is in the music publishing business of many old songs and it’s curious he never saw that connection that I see between the two songs. Again, they are not the same, and Paul’s process was perfect, but take a listen sometime to the two songs and you can see were maybe an inspiration would’ve come. In fact, an actress Irene Ryan who used to play granny on the Beverly hillbillies show actually sang it, straight, on the Ed Sullivan show in the 60s. OK, don’t clobber me.
Interesting theory! I just gave it a listen and they're definitely very different, but if I listen hard enough I could see it being an influence.
your theory with yesterdays it is silly.....no inspiration from this....
@@Crushenator500 This is a song I could imagine Jim McCartney (Paul's dad) might have been whistling round the kitchen when Paul and Mike were small. The brain sometimes takes stuff like that and transmutes it...so although Paul wrote a different song, I can see why it may have felt familiar to him on some level.
We need to enjoy this legend while he is with us -
Lovely interview, Annie Clarke delightful and charming. Sir Paul I can listen to him waxing lyrical till the cows come home. Cheers for sharing :)
So incredible the extent of changes you've witnessed in how songs have been made over the years. That alone could fill up a book - the progression. You know.
Tan bello mi amor siempre lleno de energía positiva y esa luz que irradia con su presencia Como no amarlo si es el ser humano más bello sobre la tierra 🎼🇨🇷❤️
Thanks for this I’m enjoying these interviews listening tothe stories
Magical? It's a blessing from above.
She is so incredibly beautiful. It's mind blowing that she is also so talented.
Why is it hard to believe someone so beautiful could also be talented?
@@hammill444 it just doesn’t seem fair. Ha.
Not beautiful at all. Plain.
@@yoya4766 hilarious Wanker comment
Paul McCartney Is So Sweet And Cute And Handsome
And An Amazing Guy
I Love You So Much Paul
Love Tiffany
💋
Such an enjoyable conversation between two great artists.
It is SOOO much more interesting when a artist interviews another artist than when a journalist interviews an artist.
Is so Nice to hear 2 artists taking a conversation. So much interesting than journalists questions
so very cool my old school favorite talking with my new school favorite...fabulous
Thank you so much for uploading this , my phone ran out of storage 😂😭
No problem :)
I really appreciate your support and love 💓 feel free to message me on my private Gmail paulmccartney287@gmail.com
The two legends ❤️
Paul McCartney is so humble seems you can talk to him and he doesn’t get defensive or prideful.
OMG, a shout-out to Paraguay!. We love you, Paul. Best show I've ever been here in Asunción- Paraguay. I've got the shirt and all.🎸🌟🤝🎶
Thank you for posting this!
No problem :)
It's fascinating to watch the transfer of experience. Good on them both!
We love your New Album Paul...✌☮♥️🥰😎
Great interview!
Great to see a young brilliant musician learning from an elder brilliant musician. Saw this when Larkin Poe was talking to Justin Hayward of the Moody Blues.
Paul McCartney - When he speaks, every word perfect.
I look at videos like this and it kind of blows my mind. Here's Paul: very much a modern guy in modern times using modern technology. When he was a kid, television was in black and white and no one had been to the moon yet.
Also let's not forget that Ringo Starr uses emojis.
In Paul's childhood there was no television yet - only radio.
@@KonglErlend BBC Televison started November 1936, Paul McCartney born June 1942.
@@TheBeanolad Not many people had TV sets in those days
@@gato7908 Not many is more than none.
@@TheBeanolad did paul have a TV as a young lad? I guess that would be the relevant question.
i hope they work together again SHE WAS GREAT! BOTH SOUND GREAT TOGETHER!
Great observations on song writing, inspiration and process. It is MAGICAL!
I like the way paul immediately raises his left playing hand when he says the word guitar 😀
Wow, spellbinding stuff! Paul is still so vital. I bet Annie will cherish this conversation. It was kind of like one genius to another.
RANDY JUDAH TALK 🎼❤️
9:26 Mary McCartney "hello dad!!!"
I am always amazed❤️❤️
Anybody who's here just for Paul, go check out Annie Clark (aka St. Vincent). Very talented singer/songwriter/musician.
Lol it was adorable when he was seeing comments and was like “hi people!!”
St Vincent
the future made the present
a present on the screen
for oldies and for teens
So glad I sprung for the Ernie Ball guitar model she uses. So much fun. Not that I can play like Annie but...
I am obsessed with her as well Sir Paul!
Paul enjoys talking with other musicians, including those generations younger than him.
Love Paul!! Forever young in mind!!
I love him❤️
"I don't think we had too many forgettable songs!" Humble brag by Sir Macca xD
I've been comparing clips of Paul's interviews with other artists in this little "promo series" in the last minutes, and I think this one immediately shows Annie Clark would easily be actually the better of most of them to actually collaborate with Paul, because their creative spirit is actually anywhere similar (not in a superficial way), like the other "modern rockers"(charlatans relative to mainstream artists genuinely interested in the avant garde like Paul and Annie authentically are in their own rights) that through the industry-complex ended up working on this remix album. This goes besides the point of what Mccartney III was and the remix album because to be frank neither were super touching for me, but I'm happy to see a conversation with one of these younger artists who seems to I think connect with the side of Paul's creativity that I greatly admire, and Annie's work as well. From an industry perspective, if Paul and his managers de-prioritize "being cool", and as much as they can go towards more artists who are actually really actively enthralled in their work like this, and like the work Paul's known for, their could be very effective collaborations and genuine growth in the mainstream of music.
Notice how when Paul tells stories about writing this music, Annie genuinely responds and so does he to her, both with immense gratitude and appreciation of the great mystery of music. She asks him "if there's a story he wants to tell but hasn't quite cracked", very good, she's asking about forward motion. There is nothing formulaic about it.
Paul, with John especially, and also with George and Ringo, and George Martin too, created works of magic and humanity of lasting power and endurance... I love him like a brother, or a father, or uncle, or someone like that. AND LINDA, (How could I forget Linda?)
they're wonderful
Paul is the Man
I liked "She's So Heavy" . Under rated, man!!
Genau= exactly!
Paul, You Know My Name Look Up My Number, Beyond Legend
Mucho Gracias for Love Music , Ooooo Annie Perfecta. G&G Sounds Kirriemuir. Graham.
Beautiful🙏
Brilliant x
If you've got McCartneys Seal of APPROVAL You know you've got SOMETHING.🤔🤔🤔
The end was my personal fav part 💖
So cool 😍😍
This is the second one of these I've listened to. I was thinking, "Oy, sounds like Sir Paul is interviewing these people rather than the other way around. But that's crazy...Sir Paul wouldn't be interviewing anybody!"
It really strikes me how musicians speak the same language and we’re just listening in.
Paul McCartney likes Lead Belly, St. Vincent covers Lead Belly, and Kurt Cobain said Lead Belly was Nirvana’s fav band
the reason Paul McCartney's mind and energy is so strong is because he is a Gemini And they never get old
Thank you!
Astrology is pretend.
@@MicahBuzanANIMATION newsflash.
He's not a gemini. You know why? Astronomy.
@@juliocesarpereira4325 he also has got old. You know why? Chronology
Amazing!
Necesito una traducción de esta conversación HELP🤣🤣 o un resumen de lo que hablaron.
Hey you, you're feeling bad,
Take a sad world and make it better.
Remember, let the past into your heart
Then you can start to make it better.
And any time you feel disdain, hey you, refrain.
Carry the whole world upon your shoulders.
For well you know that I'm a fool who played it cool
And made this world a little warmer.
Hey you, please make a sound
You've found your voice now go and say it
Remember to let the world into your heart
Then you can start to make it better
So let the bad air out and clean air in.
Why are you waiting for a group to join with?
And don't you know that it's just you and you and you
The movement you need is the beholder.
Hey you, don't make it worse
Take this sad verse and make it better
Remember that we are all under the same Sun
Then a new earth can begun
With better better better better
Oh
Nah nah nah nah
Nah nah nah
... .
It took 20 minutes
A new world record !!!!!!!
It's funny how in the UK they say "Flats", the US say "Apartments" and here in Australia we call them "Units". All English speaking countries with slight variations on some names. I do think that we here in Australia are probably more used to the UK and US terms than vice versa.
Annie Clark talking with Paul McCartney - how incredible is this...?
Would Lennon write about todays situation and technology. Give a listen below Sir Paul. You have been awesome.
Just casually talking with Paul McCartney
She’s so stressed around him, therefor so relatable🤭
“You have your own Signature guitar? I have an Epiphone.”
♡
''Are you sure you want to end this video?''
Um, wtf @instagram for not alerting me that they were live together when I fucking follow both of them??? Can't believe I missed this.
So Paul interviews Annie ... Yet still manages to plug himself as Lennon said he's one of the best PR men out there.
St. Vincent must keep this video. Treasure it.
I beg to differ. Paul must keep this video. Treasure it.
Inspiration
Annie-send Paul a lefty Annie Clarke Ernie ball guitar!
I just noticed after 23 On the time bar, Annie asked Paul if there's something he's still waiting to write, or something new he's been thinking about recording.
I think it's interesting that he was just talking earlier about how the producer Peter Jackson is working on the new Beatles Get Back movie, and he's going to preview it in the next few days.
I was hoping that Paul would also talk about a rare moment while they're recording the White Album in 1968, as it was just reported a few months ago, that someone accidentally found an old audio tape where Paul had rang up the famous jazz pianist Bill Evans and his Trio while they were touring through London, and Paul asked Bill Evans and his bass player Eddie Gomez and drummer Jack DeJonette, to come over to Abby Road studios and play with them.
They actually rolled the audio tapes for some time, possibly over an hour or longer.
And now they're going to release this on the Bill Evans estate and label.
Many fans that are only well understanding of popular Beatles music, and not understand that Paul McCartney had a tremendous respect and ability for jazz musicians and that the Beatles actually employed some jazz elements into their later music.
So many of us are very excited to hear about this album being released within the next month or so by the month of June for Paul's birthday coming up in 2021, of him performing the song Yesterday and then Bill Evans and his Jazz Trio play with Paul and Ringo in the Abbey Road studios to perform some old Jazz standards such as Summertime, and a few other numbers that I think that they made up as brand new numbers being produced during this recording session in 1968. They say they gave a copy of it to Ringo, in January, and he's been listening to it every day, because he's so enthralled with it. [It was only Paul and Ringo that were in the studio that happened to play with Bill Evans in his Trio that day.]
You can search the article on these words and new album title. >
I believe it's in a site called AllAboutJazz.com
The title of the new album is -
"Bill Evans: Hey Bill, it's Paul at Abbey Road."
Look this up and read the article about it, it's fascinating, and something great to look forward to within the next couple of months.
*Here's the only link with the info on this new album with Paul and Ringo playing with Bill Evans Jazz Trio in 1968 in Abbey Road studios. >
www.allaboutjazz.com/hey-bill-its-paul-from-abbey-road-bill-evans-april-first-records?width=412
A worldwide treasure
McCartney talking about songwriting is priceless.
Legends Music Eternal Sounds Beautiful, Cheers Paul and Annie, Strange Shoe Repairs Kirriemuir Never Never Land G&G Sounds.
will you you be posting the one from 16th april? my phones completely out of storage
Posted :)
@@ellaguru5830 thank youuuu!!
funny how mccartney says the vincent's guitar sounds genuine (ie without a big fuzz), when it's clearly actually the opposite and she plays through a big muff most of the time.
I wonder if George Harrison deserved a co - writing credit for his iconic guitar riff contribution to 'And I Love Her' which Paul says made the song a lot better.