Paul McCartney- Raw interview and 3-song set (Beatles!) on Countdown 1990
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- A raw, unedited interview from 1990 along with a 3-song set featuring "All My Trials", "Long And Winding Road" and "Let It Be."
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8:38 "I've seen better porn films"
Paul McCartney is a legend
Great. Never seen this before.. Macca being very candid here..
veeeery cool interview. some things I've never heard before.
even just watching him in the first sixty seconds, before interview starts.. 🙂
thankyou for sharing this..
Thanks for uploading this, I was at the recording in the audience! :)
I love it! At 12:28, they run the song title across the screen and it says, "All My Trails." Ha! The letters "a" and "I" were switched around in the word "Trials." What a flub!
Ha ha jerk
Sounds like diarrhea
What a beautiful song.
A domestic worker used to sing let it b. I thought it was a gospel song until college hahaha. Thank u Laberta in heaven.
A very good interview complete with a 3 song concert.
Wish he could still sing TLAWR like this! 😢
For me, the best versions I've heard him do are Liverpool 2008 and Tokyo 2013 🙂
Cool interview! Thanks for posting
love this video so much
Very nice
Good interview. Pretty easy going interviewer,
Legend
This Let It Be is so good.
Paul nice to see u
I LOVE YOU! FOREVAR!
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Great but live band playing to a backing track, I'd know Chris Whitten's drumming anywhere in the Macca catalogue. At 14:27 Blair is playing hi-hats but the track, played by CW, is on the ride cymbal. Listen to those 16ths on the ride in Let It bE - that is Chris. No doubts. In fact all drums are CW. Easy to spot his style and THAT super Noble and Cooley kit he played. Blair is a different player (a great player too). Still it's great to hear this band which after Wings 76 crew was my fave of the Macca solo era. Robbie Mac is a superb and vastly under rated player too
The band is fantastic, I also love Whitten and Macintosh. Curious thing is that if you hear taping of several early tour shows Whitten slowed down a lot of songs, then he improved immensely as the tour went ahead. Also Hamish Stuart is a perfect multi instrumentalist and great singer, he even try to sing like Paul in most of the harmonies, that's finesse.
Robbie is the best guitarist Paul's ever had
fastrelief Agree totally - Hamish and Robbie!
You are very right that Hamish harmonizes perfectly with Paul. Can’t think of a better match.
This lineup was so smooth and pleasant sounding compared to the last rather rowdy lineup. Of course Paul still sounded great in 1990.
@@fastrelief the tempo of the tunes in that band would have been set by the boss - Paul. Most musicians he works with make no bones about fact that Paul is in total control. But, and importante, also how nice a fellow he is:) Maybe he felt more comfortable playing live at slightly faster tempos Not uncommon for the feel of a song to change as tours go on. I could listen to this band for hours and hours and hours....:) It would be a dream gig for any musician!
@@andyloftube Yes indeed, fun fact is many people criticized Paul vocals on those tour, I love his performances of that period even if he was raspy on the top like in Maybe I'm Amazed. He took many risks and sang with passion and power. The band was simply amazing, way better than the most recent line up imho
❤️I wanna hold your hand🎶🌹🎼
B4 you were born.
Fã of Madonna?"Am I"? Kkkk Good Paul is the King of evething😂😂😂😂
Way to go....stick your logo right across the screen centre.!
it's not available for me :(
Pretty interesting, especially question about first kiss. :))
Paul maked interviewer ambarassed mentionating about porn. :D I think he wouldn't tell such things to female interviewer.
Did Grace Pendleton ever comment about the first kiss???😘
Beatiful Linda Mc Cartney
linda does a good job, it is the Beatles let it be after all, not many women playing keyboard back then too.
Angela lansbury can lay down a mighty tune.
fafafafafafa
everyone loves Paul.... accept perhaps Heather Mills.
Who is this?
Some guy who made a record or two.
Don’t you know Paul McCartney?? Do you know the band the Beatles??
@@ebonym9902 He's joking. David is commenting under almost every Beatles video on TH-cam. 🙈😂
Billy shears,,,
Macca tends to write his own history when he feels like it!...he say's he never sang Hey-Jude to a Live audience???...He DID!...On TV to a 'LIve' Audience!
He meant his solo career
That video of the Beatles singing Let it Be where David Frost interviewed them did have an audience that joined them on stage, but it was a promotional video and the members of the audience were “extras”. They were singing with a prerecorded background. Not a regular live concert performance with a typical audience. I believe that is why he said he never performed it live. Not like when they toured.
Not really a live performance. It was staged for tv
Linda jeez I'd rather watch paint dry. He loves her tho!
This is the same Faul from the 1964 David Frost interview. Also, he says he's never played Hey Jude to an audience. You only have to search TH-cam to know that's wrong.
Before 1990? I believe Paul was right about that.
It's the first result when you search Hey Jude in TH-cam...
OK, I follow you. That's the David Frost show with the Beatles. I'm sure he's talking about his solo career.
sloppyjimboxiuxiu That was 1968. Paul McCartney died, according to the tediously unfunny conspiracy, in 1966.
Lol! No Faul. Just Paul, same as ever.