❤❤❤❤😅. You are so right the Beatles Are and will always be no.1 in my Book of Beatlenism! I'm a Beatle Attic and I'm hooked for Life. Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah
For a gut who came from working class family, to being one of the nicest guys around who has time for everyone and everything. Keep on Trucking Paul, we love you.
I’ve listened to the Beatles since I was a small boy on a single record player. My Mom would buy me every album as they came out. I am still in love either way their talent and I love their harmonies any melodies. I’m 70 now and will listen to them until I’m no longer here to listen to such precious music! Kris
I remember I was in high school when the 'Paul is dead' conspiracy theory was just getting going. There were so many clues in the Beatles lyrics and in the album covers, it was unlikely that it was just a coincidence. But I later dismissed the whole business as a publicity stunt. But no. It probably was true. Paul was killed in an auto accident in 1966 - "He blew his mind out in a car.." "He didn't notice that the light had changed.." Paul was replaced with a look-alike, a very close resemblance, but the new guy was several inches taller.
The only person Sir George Martin CBE. received sufficient acknowledgement from, because the truth is he REALLY was the fifth Beatle, was her Majesty The Queen. CBE, The highest civilian award possible. A publicly, vastly under-appreciated man. His job was to stay in the background, keep his mouth shut and grind out brilliance, which is what he did.
@@justiceforjamespaulmccartney It looks like that is the case. The new guy, William Shepherd (or Billy Shears), was very musically talented himself, but he had to learn how to play the bass left-handed and to sing like Paul. It's a fascinating tale, but some are now speculating that the car accident story itself was disinfo, to cover up a more sinister tale, where Paul was murdered. According to this theory, the powers that be wanted to use the phenomenal influence of the Beatles to steer the youth culture in a certain direction. For some reason, Paul was seen as a liability. After Paul was killed and replaced, the band started to promote the drug culture, Indian gurus, LSD, psychedelics, flower power, make love not war, etc. Who knows?
In March 1964 I was working in Paris France as a young chartered accountant when the Beatles performed...what a night and what a memory. David McCabe Dublin Ireland now aged 84. Ps I often relive the experience by watching the UTube video of their performance.
Beatle music is the frame around our lives. Younger fans and original fans love the music and the memories. Paul holds a special place in our hearts. As does Ringo. John and George were taken from us too soon.
They ALL hold a special place in our hearts! Four charismatic, talented guys with a lot of great humor! They brought fun, exhilaration, songwriting, and so much more back into the world, and everyone started a band at the time and wanted to rock, have fun, and live a total different life than their parents did or expected of you, etc. And because of them, the Beatwriters, the folkies, and others, we could! Just like Keith Richards said; "Between 1960 and 1970, it was like 200 years had gone by!" Everything changed. Maybe not always for the better, but in my book, that's where the modern world really started to take off... To have the freedom to live your life the way you want to..
He's my mentor and my musical ability is from Beatles plus other bass players. The Beatles the topper most. Oh I still play in several bands aged in my 70's
@@kingston163 Actually, many people do care, many more than you think. It's about sharing and a sense of connectedness through our experiences. Wet blanket....^_^
I agree that The Beatles is The Best group of all time, The Best group ever ! I would like to remark The very beautiful compositions of The Beatles ! Thank you.
My parents had the Meet The Beatles album. I listened to it endlessly. Fell in love with the harmonies and the beat, and The Beatles. I know that’s why I have a love of music today.
My strongest memory concerning The Beatles remains with the album A Hard Day's Night. I was 15 when it was released and on 15 September that year I joined the Army Training College just outside Harrogate in North Yorkshire, UK. One of my colleagues brought the album and a record player back to college after a half term break and we played the album non-stop every day during the evenings when we were pressing uniforms, polishing boots and the like. Even now - almost 60 years later - if I'm doing a pile of chores I listen to the album over headphones and happily sing along to the lyrics.
I was 14 and watched it in a theater in Nashville, TN. Sat through it 3 times, didn't know they would let you do that. I was blown away. Life changed forever. Since you were there in 1964, you can understand.
I have had a crush on Paul McCartney since I was 9 years old. I still do. NOTHING gives me more pleasure than The Beatles and Pauls vocals in particular. I wish it was always late 1968-1969 so i sit in the Abbey Road Studio with them during The White and Abbey Road albums to bask in the creativity.
Ditto. I do like them all but Paul is my fave. I’ve seen many of his interviews and interactions with both famous and ordinary, and he is just as pleasant with either. Need to watch Pirates of the Caribbean again. I think that was it? Maybe I did know at the time. Now, well…I get up and go into the kitchen, then forget what I got up for.
Paul was is and always will be my favourite . First saw him on a PKT of Beatles cards when I was 7yrs old ,my friend who was 3yrs older than me said Diane which one of these do you like best .I looked at them and said that one ,she said thats Paul McCartney, and ive loved him from that day to this so if thats not true love l dont know what is. 64yrs.💞👍
Summertime, playing outside my window when I was 7 years old (1964) while listening to the single She Loves You (played on my little record player purchased wth S&H greenstamps from grocery purchases) A beautiful time to be a child.
Same age. I had a pair of Beatle shoes. My brother had a pair of Beatle boots. So cool. My sister had a George Beatle doll. Some guy walked by the house going to school wearing a Beatle wig. I pretty much had every song memorized like I'm sure most did in the 60's. I know it's ridiculous to choose one Beatle song as a favorite but if I was on a one way trip to Mars and could take just one Beatle song it would be " Here comes the sun 🌞".
Oh, thank you for taking us on this magical journey with Paul McCartney.....I've loved him and the Beatles since I was a teenager back in the 60's......and can sing many of their songs straight through...as most of us old Hippies can, right? 🤩😍🥰 Keep Going Paul..!!!😍🤩🤣
I lived for many years in Kent, England, not far from Paul's property in Sussex. A colleague of mine worked for him repairing and maintaining farm equipment. One day, my colleague didn't turn up for work - his car had broken down. The solution? A brand new Mercedes that was then replaced every three years. He didn't miss another day.
I'm glad that I lived at the same time as great bands and musicians... this will never happen again... the world is changing and not for the better... greetings to everyone from Russia🤝
Actually my favourite Beatle was George Harrison as I always thought he was not so arrogant as the others. Having said that I have to say I grew up in that era and Paul McCartney was indeed a really talented songwriter. However I do not envy his life and some of the things brought up in this video have really opened my mind about how he has lived and now is still going - my son recently went to his concert in Sydney Australia and for a fellow of his age my son said he had not lost any of his obvious talent. Lastly I do admire that he does do philanthropic activities and that itself is great.
The Anthologies of the 90s changed him into a money mad millionaire, by constantly dreaming up new reissues. I've got everything ten times over. He's just done another Red & Blue Albums which, yes I will buy! Will he ever stop, nope only when he RIP.
Was 9 when I first saw them. I always knew their huge significance in rock n roll, but just to be contrary, when my friends asked which one did I like best I often said I like the Rolling Stones better! 😄
I had the great pleasure to meet Paul, on three separate occasions, at his studio, during the late 80's, I grew up on Beatles music, during the 60's, and found him to be totally unpretentious and an absolute gentleman. In a music business career, spanning around 40yrs, these were my most exciting moments.
I remember many a morning getting dressed to "Drive My Car" in middle school (we called it Junior High School.) I went from 5th grade in 1963 to graduation in 1971 listening to the Beatles.
The Beatles evoked the themes, the energy, the spirit, the dreams and the positivty of MY YOUTH and........now in my OLDER AGE! Numero Uno es por Los Beatles...No contesta!
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Doesn't matter when they broke up.... Anthology came out in the 90's and some new music John had recorded on a home cassette tape, Free As A Bird, remember?
I know that The Beatles broke up in1970, also google and wikipedia knows that to, by the way, i'm not talking about when The Beatles broke in my first coment, read again and maybe you can get the point @@nicklubrino2606
I'm an Octogenarian, been around a while. before the Beatles started, lover of all kinds of music, the thing about Paul that I always admired was he was or always seemed to be a humble person. and a kind hearted one. at least in the public eye that I knew. And I think it showed many times in his music. I think the love of his life was Linda. though he's found love again I don't think it has or will ever replace that one. thanks for the memories Paul. from one old codger to another! God speed. ECF
I'm an octogenarian too, and first heard of the Beatles a bit late too, when I was working in Mexico. They wonderfully called them Los BeAtles..... I later, back in London met up with very nice friends of Paul, but moved off to Norway to work and sadly never actually managed to meet him. But have, like you, a very warm opinion of him, as musucian and human being !!!❤
What a fantastic video. Paul is an outstanding individual who is not only a musical genius he is also a decent human being which is why he is so popular after so many years. Bless you sir...
Seen Paul concert at Moore Park Sydney 28th November 2023. always a Beatles fan from the beginning, what a wonderful harmonious night, younger fans were singing on trains buses return home in the wee hours of the morning no not english recoginse talent all the best music born and breed the UK from the 60s right on through
My first boyfriend and I was our very most favorite song was “eight days a week” we spent hours and hours and hours and hours and hours and hours in our room listening to Beatles albums over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over. We loved the Beatles. I will never forget….
Love the Beatles! I was absolutely devastated when John was murdered. I imagine I'll be as devastated when Sir Paul dies. I can't pick a favorite, but I know I grew to love the music because I had older brothers who had all of the albums. Thank you for this video. It was amazing!❤
Incredible that he bought a place in Manhattan for 15.5 Million Dollars and then sold it for 8.5 Million Dollars due to rarely going there. Wow, it must be something to be able to just let go of a place at a 7 Million Dollar loss, like, ooops. And then Heather Mills got 30 Million Dollars out of him, a gold digger from Day 1. Then finally he and John make peace only for John to be murdered shortly before they were going to record together. His wife Linda dies. George dies. Paul has had his share of loss, but is a shining example of someone who holds himself together and always moves forward in his life.
"What memories does the BEATLES music evoke for You? Having grown up in that era, there are far too many to list here.... Every single was fresh and exciting they never repeated the same format...
Yes I recall everyone in music waiting for the next lp to hear where the Beatles were going next, musically. They were followed by everybody, famous or not in rock n roll.
In late 1966 Paul McCartney did something truly amazing, he grew 3 inches taller, his face got long and his nose changed, never seen anything like that before.
Thank you for your awakening !!!!! Am fed up with trying to enlighten people with ''Trust your eyes and ears, All Beatles were replaced from '66. Research, Colin Unwin, John Halliday, Terry Johnston and Mark....the real Beatles'' x
I have seen The Beatles perform on 9 separate occasions. 7 in London, and both of the Shea Stadium concerts. So lucky to have been in the right place, at the perfect time. 🎵🎵🎵🎵
Bone in 1950 13 in 1963. You are amazing. Song. Writer. You were very much in my life. Brilliant songs for us all. Memorys. Of the time. Thank you so much for your. Songs 🇬🇧❤️👌🙏👏
I saw them on the Ed Sullivan Show too! That was so amazing....."Tonight we have a really big shooo", ha ha. Yeah, good times. Grateful I could be a kid in those times.
I got to meet Sir paul back stage of Wembley arena, 2007. What an absolute legend and star he talked to me for about 10 minutes, he came to see Ub40, who i work for well Ali campbell, i never got a photo or autograph gutted...
Pauls 1st wife- Linda from NY. Pauls current wife Nancy is a cousin of Barbara Walters who introduced them at her dinner party. Nancy is from New Jersey
Boy!!!! What can you say? He and the Beatles are certainly a phenominan. Elvis was too, but these guys had such a variety of music. Such an interesting life together. All I can say is: My friend, Jim Tucker, called me up one day when we were in Jr. High school, all excited, and said: You aren't gonna believe the new group that just came out. They have a song called I want to hold your hand, and they have long hair. I'll never forget that, and of course now, their hair they had back then, would be just about right for a lot of people. I'm so glad that I could live through their career and all the wonderful music and excitement they brought to the world. Marc T.
I once watched Paul appearing on a UK chat show (it may have been Parkinson) He went in to a routine where he imitated many English accents and various stereotypes of everyday life. His command of these was mind-blowing, and it's no surprise to me that he often travels incognito, almost always being unrecognised. 😮
In 1964 in first grade my friends, Sherry, Donna and Robin, would go time the back of the play ground, and would sing I want to hold your hand to a group of teenage boys working on their car, "drop outs obviously", we thought we were so cool when they responded. The Beatles are the sound track of my life. Iam about to be 68yrs old.
When I was in grade school me and my friends would listen to Beatles songs on our transistor radio on the playground at recess! So much fun! Wonderful memories ❤
I have the movie Hard Days Night on my Beatles list. I've been trying to get the movie Help, but I've been having trouble getting it. I liked this movie because I like the song "Hide Your Love Away" It's my favorite scene of the Beatles and George sitting next to the girl. ❤ it.
Paul was definitely smart to listen to Mick Jagger. Mick could probably run the IRS better than those who have but I think music will always be his #1 interest.
This is a very detailed and excellent video. Thank you very much. Of course with so much of the Beatles and Paul McCartney‘s life being well-known. Maybe others are scouring this video to find errors which is a pity because it is virtually 100% accurate. However, at one point for that house, it’s not for Fortlin Road. If, for no other reason, the photograph used shows a semidetached house where is McCartneys old house, which is now owned by the National Trust is a mid terraced house.
This is why I admire Paul. I, too, had it all, and CHOSE to live in a small, cozy home. It would have embarrassed me to live in a mansion, or even a large home. I wanted my children near me.....not off in a different wing of a mansion. That's not a home, it's only a status statement. I was never, and will never be about that crap.
Wow, I loved how you wove SO much together in this video and I actually learned things about Paul's life that I wasn't aware of. He was my favorite Beatle and I've followed the remainder of his career. So I'm glad that I watched it to the end from beginning and will be sharing it with friends and will definitely check out your other work. Thanks again!!
I must disagree. A lot of the dates are off by a year or more: Best wasn't replaced right after Hamburg (early 1961) but just before their debut single (late 1962), With The Beatles was released in November 1963 not November 1964, Northern Songs was not a record label but a music publisher, and so on.
This is GARBAGE. I can't believe how many people fall for BOT VOICES and BAD RESEARCH. If a post doesn't have a HUMAN HOST that SAYS HIS NAME and has a BIO, then FLEE - it is BOT GARBAGE. I can't LIST the inaccuracies in this sh^t above. This applies to over HALF the videos on TH-cam. 👀
**OH MAN, I WAS VERY FORTUNATE TO GROW UP WITH THE BEATLES MUSIC IN THE 60'S!! I REMEMBER IT SO WELL, ASIDE FROM THEIR MUSIC, WHEN THEY "FINALLY" WERE IN AMERICA + ON THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW!! I TRULY LOVE THE "MEMORIES" OF WHAT WAS HAPPINING AT THAT TIME IN SOCIETY!! YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN?!!**
I loved their performance at The Cavern in 1962 when ringo Starr made his debut. They Sang Some Other Guy which was one of the very few songs they sang that they didn't write. It was written by Jerry Leiber (RIP) Mike Stoller, and Richard Barret. Jerry & Mike were the first successful songwriting team in music and as a Teenager Paul loved listening to Searchin as acknowledged on The Beatles Anthology. They wrote for Elvis Presley, Drifters, and Wilbert Harris. Richard Barrett was a poor man's berry gordy whose two groups The Chantels (Maybe) and The Three Degrees (When Will I See You Again), were his most succesful projects.
The Beatles was, is, and will be the best group ever!🤩😍🥰
❤❤❤❤😅. You are so right the Beatles Are and will always be no.1 in my Book of Beatlenism! I'm a Beatle Attic and I'm hooked for Life. Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah
Amen.
In my 49 years I still haven't found a better one.
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The Rolling Stones would like a word
Love the Beatles and appreciate all of the love they have given.
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For a gut who came from working class family, to being one of the nicest guys around who has time for everyone and everything. Keep on Trucking Paul, we love you.
I’ve listened to the Beatles since I was a small boy on a single record player. My Mom would buy me every album as they came out. I am still in love either way their talent and I love their harmonies any melodies. I’m 70 now and will listen to them until I’m no longer here to listen to such precious music! Kris
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I remember I was in high school when the 'Paul is dead' conspiracy theory was just getting going. There were so many clues in the Beatles lyrics and in the album covers, it was unlikely that it was just a coincidence. But I later dismissed the whole business as a publicity stunt. But no. It probably was true. Paul was killed in an auto accident in 1966 - "He blew his mind out in a car.." "He didn't notice that the light had changed.." Paul was replaced with a look-alike, a very close resemblance, but the new guy was several inches taller.
The only person Sir George Martin CBE. received sufficient acknowledgement from, because the truth is he REALLY was the fifth Beatle, was her Majesty The Queen. CBE, The highest civilian award possible. A publicly, vastly under-appreciated man. His job was to stay in the background, keep his mouth shut and grind out brilliance, which is what he did.
@@maharajjinkb7824James Paul McCartney died in car crash on September 11 1966 and was replaced by William (Billy). This is the truth no matter what!
@@justiceforjamespaulmccartney It looks like that is the case. The new guy, William Shepherd (or Billy Shears), was very musically talented himself, but he had to learn how to play the bass left-handed and to sing like Paul.
It's a fascinating tale, but some are now speculating that the car accident story itself was disinfo, to cover up a more sinister tale, where Paul was murdered.
According to this theory, the powers that be wanted to use the phenomenal influence of the Beatles to steer the youth culture in a certain direction. For some reason, Paul was seen as a liability. After Paul was killed and replaced, the band started to promote the drug culture, Indian gurus, LSD, psychedelics, flower power, make love not war, etc.
Who knows?
In March 1964 I was working in Paris France as a young chartered accountant when the Beatles performed...what a night and what a memory. David McCabe Dublin Ireland now aged 84. Ps I often relive the experience by watching the UTube video of their performance.
Beatle music is the frame around our lives. Younger fans and original fans love the music and the memories. Paul holds a special place in our hearts. As does Ringo. John and George were taken from us too soon.
❤absolutely
They ALL hold a special place in our hearts! Four charismatic, talented guys with a lot of great humor! They brought fun, exhilaration, songwriting, and so much more back into the world, and everyone started a band at the time and wanted to rock, have fun, and live a total different life than their parents did or expected of you, etc. And because of them, the Beatwriters, the folkies, and others, we could! Just like Keith Richards said; "Between 1960 and 1970, it was like 200 years had gone by!" Everything changed. Maybe not always for the better, but in my book, that's where the modern world really started to take off... To have the freedom to live your life the way you want to..
He's my mentor and my musical ability is from Beatles plus other bass players. The Beatles the topper most. Oh I still play in several bands aged in my 70's
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A world without Beatles music would be a sadder world. ❤😊
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A world without My Bonnie would be a sadder world
I listened to the Beatles from my early childhood to now. I’m 50. And I won’t stop listening to them. ❤❤❤
I'm 50 too (1973) and love them very much too. They're amazing!!!
We don't care!
@@kingston163Bye then sukkel.
@@kingston163 Actually, many people do care, many more than you think. It's about sharing and a sense of connectedness through our experiences. Wet blanket....^_^
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Thank you Paul for all that you and the boys have done for us over the years. You are one groovy cat.
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I agree that The Beatles is The Best group of all time, The Best group ever ! I would like to remark The very beautiful compositions of The Beatles ! Thank you.
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Satanists.
I was a teenager through most of the 60's. The Beatles were so important to me & still are.
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My parents had the Meet The Beatles album. I listened to it endlessly. Fell in love with the harmonies and the beat, and The Beatles. I know that’s why I have a love of music today.
I am so glad to here he is still pursuing his love for music!
I was a teenager in the 60's and still enjoy their music.
Me too, those were magical times ^_^
Same here 👍
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My strongest memory concerning The Beatles remains with the album A Hard Day's Night. I was 15 when it was released and on 15 September that year I joined the Army Training College just outside Harrogate in North Yorkshire, UK. One of my colleagues brought the album and a record player back to college after a half term break and we played the album non-stop every day during the evenings when we were pressing uniforms, polishing boots and the like. Even now - almost 60 years later - if I'm doing a pile of chores I listen to the album over headphones and happily sing along to the lyrics.
I was 14 and watched it in a theater in Nashville, TN. Sat through it 3 times, didn't know they would let you do that. I was blown away. Life changed forever. Since you were there in 1964, you can understand.
I understand perfectly. Fabulous memories from back then.@@gdholmfirth
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I have had a crush on Paul McCartney since I was 9 years old. I still do. NOTHING gives me more pleasure than The Beatles and Pauls vocals in particular. I wish it was always late 1968-1969 so i sit in the Abbey Road Studio with them during The White and Abbey Road albums to bask in the creativity.
I did too, since I was 6, still love him, I'm 68 now
Ditto. I do like them all but Paul is my fave. I’ve seen many of his interviews and interactions with both famous and ordinary, and he is just as pleasant with either. Need to watch Pirates of the Caribbean again. I think that was it? Maybe I did know at the time. Now, well…I get up and go into the kitchen, then forget what I got up for.
Paul was my favourite too and I was 10 yrs old ❤
Paul was is and always will be my favourite . First saw him on a PKT of Beatles cards when I was 7yrs old ,my friend who was 3yrs older than me said Diane which one of these do you like best .I looked at them and said that one ,she said thats Paul McCartney, and ive loved him from that day to this so if thats not true love l dont know what is. 64yrs.💞👍
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Beatles forever ❤️
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Summertime, playing outside my window when I was 7 years old (1964) while listening to the single She Loves You (played on my little record player purchased wth S&H greenstamps from grocery purchases) A beautiful time to be a child.
Same age.
I had a pair of Beatle shoes. My brother had a pair of Beatle boots.
So cool.
My sister had a George Beatle doll.
Some guy walked by the house going to school wearing a Beatle wig.
I pretty much had every song memorized like I'm sure most did in the 60's.
I know it's ridiculous to choose one Beatle song as a favorite but if I was on a one way trip to Mars and could take just one Beatle song it would be " Here comes the sun 🌞".
Oh, thank you for taking us on this magical journey with Paul McCartney.....I've loved him and the Beatles since I was a teenager back in the 60's......and can sing many of their songs straight through...as most of us old Hippies can, right? 🤩😍🥰 Keep Going Paul..!!!😍🤩🤣
Yeah I was am an old hippie too ❤
@@judijohnson5555 Me too, still am ^_^
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James Paul McCartney died in car crash on September 11 1966 and was replaced by William (Billy). This is the truth no matter what!
I lived for many years in Kent, England, not far from Paul's property in Sussex. A colleague of mine worked for him repairing and maintaining farm equipment. One day, my colleague didn't turn up for work - his car had broken down. The solution? A brand new Mercedes that was then replaced every three years. He didn't miss another day.
Nice story about Paul. 🙂
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Dear Paul
@@modfather1964Oh, stop.
@@hrussell9677 research. X
Grew up listening to the Beatles on the wireless. These songs have become the the sound tracks for my life.
Absolutely, and I am also one of them.
Yes, Paul is an icon, a phenomenon. ❤
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James Paul McCartney died in car crash on September 11 1966 and was replaced by William (Billy). This is the truth no matter what!
My all-time favorite singer, songwriter and musician ❤❤❤❤
Long live Paul McCartney 😮😮😮
Mine too ❤
He has to be considered the greatest showman/singer/musician ever?
He would have to be.
James Paul McCartney died in car crash on September 11 1966 and was replaced by William (Billy). This is the truth no matter what!
McCartney Lennon
Greatest composers imo
Killed to threaten the others and obey to their overlords.
I’ve been a Beatles fan since 1962 and I was only 10 years old then I was one of those fans who went to the pictures/cinema and screamed for Paul 😝 ❤
Me too, exactly! I was nuts over Paul. Such a gentleman and those 👀 of Paul! John, too, until Yoko got ahold of him.
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Large part of my life growing up in years gone by forever.
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I'm glad that I lived at the same time as great bands and musicians... this will never happen again... the world is changing and not for the better... greetings to everyone from Russia🤝
Along with being talented and special, Paul was very LUCKY! He was in the right place at the right time.....
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Thank you. Most interesting update on McCartney. Absolutely most talented & inspired artist.
Actually my favourite Beatle was George Harrison as I always thought he was not so arrogant as the others. Having said that I have to say I grew up in that era and Paul McCartney was indeed a really talented songwriter. However I do not envy his life and some of the things brought up in this video have really opened my mind about how he has lived and now is still going - my son recently went to his concert in Sydney Australia and for a fellow of his age my son said he had not lost any of his obvious talent. Lastly I do admire that he does do philanthropic activities and that itself is great.
The Anthologies of the 90s changed him into a money mad millionaire, by constantly dreaming up new reissues. I've got everything ten times over. He's just done another Red & Blue Albums which, yes I will buy! Will he ever stop, nope only when he RIP.
I have loved the Beatles since I was 7 1/2 years old, I’m going to be 69 in 5 months.❤️✌🏻🎶
Was 9 when I first saw them. I always knew their huge significance in rock n roll, but just to be contrary, when my friends asked which one did I like best I often said I like the Rolling Stones better! 😄
Me too, I'm 69 in 2 weeks, I was in the background of the film Hard days night at Marylebone station, my claim to fame LOL
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Paul is often seen walking round the Wirral we’re his brother lives loads of photos of him on TH-cam. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧👏👏💙💙💙💙
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I saw them live in 1964 at Weston-super-Mare, and have been a fanatical fan ever since! Magnificent, and will be forever more.
Trust your eyes and ears, All Beatles were replaced from '66. Research, Colin Unwin, John Halliday, Terry Johnston and Mark....the real Beatles
I had the great pleasure to meet Paul, on three separate occasions, at his studio, during the late 80's, I grew up on Beatles music, during the 60's, and found him to be totally unpretentious and an absolute gentleman. In a music business career, spanning around 40yrs, these were my most exciting moments.
Trust your eyes and ears, All Beatles were replaced from '66. Research, Colin Unwin, John Halliday, Terry Johnston and Mark....the real Beatles
I remember many a morning getting dressed to "Drive My Car" in middle school (we called it Junior High School.) I went from 5th grade in 1963 to graduation in 1971 listening to the Beatles.
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There will never be someone like The Beatles, or Sir Mccartney. 😊
Sir Paul...they use the first name...😍
Exactly, people used to ask is this group or that the next Beatles? No one came close. After awhile the question stopped being asked.
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The Beatles evoked the themes, the energy, the spirit, the dreams and the positivty of MY YOUTH and........now in my OLDER AGE! Numero Uno es por Los Beatles...No contesta!
❤ God bless you, Paul.
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I love all the Beatles music all the music that the Beatles wrote
And all songs were0 the best
Trust your eyes and ears, All Beatles were replaced from '66. Research, Colin Unwin, John Halliday, Terry Johnston and Mark....the real Beatles
The Beatles evoke memories of my teenage years in the '90s.
The Beatles broke up in 1970.
Doesn't matter when they broke up.... Anthology came out in the 90's and some new music John had recorded on a home cassette tape, Free As A Bird, remember?
@lonerose99 So, “Free as a Bird” evoked memories of your teenage years?
I know that The Beatles broke up in1970, also google and wikipedia knows that to, by the way, i'm not talking about when The Beatles broke in my first coment, read again and maybe you can get the point @@nicklubrino2606
I'm an Octogenarian, been around a while. before the Beatles started, lover of all kinds of music, the thing about Paul that I always admired was he was or always seemed to be a humble person. and a kind hearted one. at least in the public eye that I knew. And I think it showed many times in his music. I think the love of his life was Linda. though he's found love again I don't think it has or will ever replace that one. thanks for the memories Paul. from one old codger to another! God speed. ECF
I'm an octogenarian too, and first heard of the Beatles a bit late too, when I was working in Mexico. They wonderfully called them Los BeAtles.....
I later, back in London met up with very nice friends of Paul, but moved off to Norway to work and sadly never actually managed to meet him. But have, like you, a very warm opinion of him, as musucian and human being !!!❤
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❤❤❤SO happy for Paul!! He deserves the best in his life!!
Trust your eyes and ears, All Beatles were replaced from '66. Research, Colin Unwin, John Halliday, Terry Johnston and Mark....the real Beatles
The Beatles songs reminds me of my first girlfriend in 9th grade. Those days were filled with wonders, discovery and first love., magical
What a fantastic video. Paul is an outstanding individual who is not only a musical genius he is also a decent human being which is why he is so popular after so many years. Bless you sir...
Both Pauls were a blessing, and without him The Beatles never would have bested The Rutles.
Seen Paul concert at Moore Park Sydney 28th November 2023. always a Beatles fan from the beginning, what a wonderful harmonious night, younger fans were singing on trains buses return home in the wee hours of the morning no not english recoginse talent all the best music born and breed the UK from the 60s right on through
My first boyfriend and I was our very most favorite song was “eight days a week” we spent hours and hours and hours and hours and hours and hours in our room listening to Beatles albums over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over. We loved the Beatles. I will never forget….
Trust your eyes and ears, All Beatles were replaced from '66. Research, Colin Unwin, John Halliday, Terry Johnston and Mark....the real Beatles
Love the Beatles! I was absolutely devastated when John was murdered. I imagine I'll be as devastated when Sir Paul dies. I can't pick a favorite, but I know I grew to love the music because I had older brothers who had all of the albums.
Thank you for this video. It was amazing!❤
I think Paul might be the best to ever do it..
Can you believe all that talent rolled into one human? Love him. Paul McCartney forever.
A legend for ever more. A generous man who is forever loved.
Incredible that he bought a place in Manhattan for 15.5 Million Dollars and then sold it for 8.5 Million Dollars due to rarely going there. Wow, it must be something to be able to just let go of a place at a 7 Million Dollar loss, like, ooops. And then Heather Mills got 30 Million Dollars out of him, a gold digger from Day 1.
Then finally he and John make peace only for John to be murdered shortly before they were going to record together. His wife Linda dies. George dies. Paul has had his share of loss, but is a shining example of someone who holds himself together and always moves forward in his life.
Heather Millions...bet john was going to leave yoko...then..wham !
I bet John would have left Yoko too eventually.
Trust your eyes and ears, All Beatles were replaced from '66. Research, Colin Unwin, John Halliday, Terry Johnston and Mark....the real Beatles
Wonderful video! Thank you so much for producing this!!
Much love from Hollywood California❤
"What memories does the BEATLES music evoke for You? Having grown up in that era, there are far too many to list here.... Every single was fresh and exciting they never repeated the same format...
Yes I recall everyone in music waiting for the next lp to hear where the Beatles were going next, musically. They were followed by everybody, famous or not in rock n roll.
In late 1966 Paul McCartney did something truly amazing, he grew 3 inches taller, his face got long and his nose changed, never seen anything like that before.
Thank you for your awakening !!!!! Am fed up with trying to enlighten people with ''Trust your eyes and ears, All Beatles were replaced from '66. Research, Colin Unwin, John Halliday, Terry Johnston and Mark....the real Beatles'' x
James Paul McCartney died in car crash on September 11 1966 and was replaced by William (Billy). This is the truth no matter what!
I have seen The Beatles perform on 9 separate occasions. 7 in London, and both of the Shea Stadium concerts. So lucky to have been in the right place, at the perfect time. 🎵🎵🎵🎵
My first love, at age four. Wow...what an accomplished lifw. He is without words to adequately express an immense talent.
Paul met George Harrison at least 4 years (1953) before meeting John Lennon in July of '57.
I'm one of the lucky Beatles fans who saw Paul McCartney live in concert at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff.
What a great venue to see the man. I once met his Grandad ; he was very...clean.
Trust your eyes and ears, All Beatles were replaced from '66. Research, Colin Unwin, John Halliday, Terry Johnston and Mark....the real Beatles
No me canso de ver la vida de Paul
❤❤❤Beatles and Wings. I was left handed till school they said I have to learn right hand😮
Bone in 1950 13 in 1963. You are amazing. Song. Writer. You were very much in my life. Brilliant songs for us all. Memorys. Of the time. Thank you so much for your. Songs 🇬🇧❤️👌🙏👏
A VERY lovely man.....let it be.....
Simply put …. Awesome! Thank you Paul for everything!
Love him his music made me happy ,
Thank you. It really brought back memories.
Brings back memories of begging my parents to let me stay up late to watch the beatles on the ed sullivan show.
I saw them on the Ed Sullivan Show too! That was so amazing....."Tonight we have a really big shooo", ha ha. Yeah, good times. Grateful I could be a kid in those times.
I got to meet Sir paul back stage of Wembley arena, 2007. What an absolute legend and star he talked to me for about 10 minutes, he came to see Ub40, who i work for well Ali campbell, i never got a photo or autograph gutted...
Pauls 1st wife- Linda from NY. Pauls current wife Nancy is a cousin of Barbara Walters who introduced them at her dinner party. Nancy is from New Jersey
God bless you all The Beatles and God bless you Paul.
Thank you for this walkthrough. Many things you know but never all in PMcC's life.
Hey Paul can you lend me a couple of quid I promise to pay you back so no need to send your heavys round 😁✌
James Paul McCartney died in car crash on September 11 1966 and was replaced by William (Billy). This is the truth no matter what!
Thanks so much for the unique presentation.
Boy!!!! What can you say? He and the Beatles are certainly a phenominan. Elvis was too, but these guys had such a variety of music. Such an interesting life together. All I can say is: My friend, Jim Tucker, called me up one day when we were in Jr. High school, all excited, and said: You aren't gonna believe the new group that just came out. They have a song called I want to hold your hand, and they have long hair. I'll never forget that, and of course now, their hair they had back then, would be just about right for a lot of people. I'm so glad that I could live through their career and all the wonderful music and excitement they brought to the world. Marc T.
Paul & Linda ❤ Lovely Linda. I wanted to have her hair style in the 70s lol
I always loved Paul and still do I was a kid in the 60s they was great. I wished I had seen them in real life. ( I'm also a vegetarian )
my childhood memories in London in the late sixties, early seventies… Hey Jude singalong with my brother
Greatest band of all time. All in about 8 years.
Love Paul McCartney
I once watched Paul appearing on a UK chat show (it may have been Parkinson)
He went in to a routine where he imitated many English accents and various stereotypes of everyday life. His command of these was mind-blowing, and it's no surprise to me that he often travels incognito, almost always being unrecognised. 😮
But he always has security I'm sure.
In 1964 in first grade my friends, Sherry, Donna and Robin, would go time the back of the play ground, and would sing I want to hold your hand to a group of teenage boys working on their car, "drop outs obviously", we thought we were so cool when they responded. The Beatles are the sound track of my life. Iam about to be 68yrs old.
When I was in grade school me and my friends would listen to Beatles songs on our transistor radio on the playground at recess! So much fun! Wonderful memories ❤
‘Drop -outs ‘😅 haven’t heard that phrase for a long time 😊
I am 69 now. Loved them since Love Me Do 💕
Sexy is a state of mind...........go girl!
Happy Birthday when it comes around and may you have many more.
Very well put together video! Well done!!
Amazing how Paul stayed true. To. himself ,,,
Great job! Many thanks.
So many good memories!
I am glad I can Play any Beatle song just give me the sheet music the thing is to feel and reproduce there emotions that's where the soul comes in
he's always been my fave singer since i was a kid i love him he made the beatles xx
Sir Paul
love him xxxxxxx
What a beautiful man… ❤
I have the movie Hard Days Night on my Beatles list. I've been trying to get the movie Help, but I've been having trouble getting it. I liked this movie because I like the song "Hide Your Love Away" It's my favorite scene of the Beatles and George sitting next to the girl. ❤ it.
I loved the HELP film too ❤
Paul was definitely smart to listen to Mick Jagger. Mick could probably run the IRS better than those who have but I think music will always be his #1 interest.
This is a very detailed and excellent video. Thank you very much. Of course with so much of the Beatles and Paul McCartney‘s life being well-known. Maybe others are scouring this video to find errors which is a pity because it is virtually 100% accurate. However, at one point for that house, it’s not for Fortlin Road. If, for no other reason, the photograph used shows a semidetached house where is McCartneys old house, which is now owned by the National Trust is a mid terraced house.
This is why I admire Paul. I, too, had it all, and CHOSE to live in a small, cozy home. It would have embarrassed me to live in a mansion, or even a large home. I wanted my children near me.....not off in a different wing of a mansion. That's not a home, it's only a status statement. I was never, and will never be about that crap.
Wow, I loved how you wove SO much together in this video and I actually learned things about Paul's life that I wasn't aware of. He was my favorite Beatle and I've followed the remainder of his career. So I'm glad that I watched it to the end from beginning and will be sharing it with friends and will definitely check out your other work. Thanks again!!
I must disagree. A lot of the dates are off by a year or more: Best wasn't replaced right after Hamburg (early 1961) but just before their debut single (late 1962), With The Beatles was released in November 1963 not November 1964, Northern Songs was not a record label but a music publisher, and so on.
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This is GARBAGE. I can't believe how many people fall for BOT VOICES and BAD RESEARCH. If a post doesn't have a HUMAN HOST that SAYS HIS NAME and has a BIO, then FLEE - it is BOT GARBAGE. I can't LIST the inaccuracies in this sh^t above. This applies to over HALF the videos on TH-cam. 👀
The Dr played Beatles during my cataract surgery and it was very nice.
Just had an MRI am glad they played Beatles in the headphones
**OH MAN, I WAS VERY FORTUNATE TO GROW UP WITH THE BEATLES MUSIC IN THE 60'S!! I REMEMBER IT SO WELL, ASIDE FROM THEIR MUSIC, WHEN THEY "FINALLY" WERE IN AMERICA + ON THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW!!
I TRULY LOVE THE "MEMORIES" OF WHAT WAS HAPPINING AT THAT TIME IN SOCIETY!! YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN?!!**
Me too ❤
What an era to come of age in, yes I agree! I was also growing up then.
Es una leyenda ❤
Why was there no mention of his classical concerto. It was really quite good.
Love Paul
I loved their performance at The Cavern in 1962 when ringo Starr made his debut. They Sang Some Other Guy which was one of the very few songs they sang that they didn't write. It was written by Jerry Leiber (RIP) Mike Stoller, and Richard Barret. Jerry & Mike were the first successful songwriting team in music and as a Teenager Paul loved listening to Searchin as acknowledged on The Beatles Anthology. They wrote for Elvis Presley, Drifters, and Wilbert Harris. Richard Barrett was a poor man's berry gordy whose two groups The Chantels (Maybe) and The Three Degrees (When Will I See You Again), were his most succesful projects.