Right! It's funny, i was just watching a ginger baker interview before this and ginger was the EXACT OPPOSITE. He absolutely hated answering the same questions or any questions he deemed to be stupid/pointless or not up to his standards
I was on a huge Beatles kick for years and what I always found cool was that you could basically listen to any song and say “This was written by John” or “This was Paul” by the guitar “structure.” Then if you still couldn’t figure it out, it was probably George! Just can’t imagine where music would be without the Beatles!
@@jasonhutter7534 That’s actually a pretty interesting question and I think would depend on how you define complicated…The best comparison I can make would be Penny Lane vs Across the Universe. Penny Lane(Paul) does a lot of moving the lower note in a chord, like “linking” his chord changes. I’d consider it technically challenging. Across the Universe(John) is more “abstract” and not as “grounded” in theory as Paul’s playing. It’s more experimental, if that makes any sense? With Paul, you can normally sense where he is going while John does more unexpected/out there kind of stuff. That was the opinion of myself and my guitar teacher after I had gone through a few years of Beetlemania😂
I’ve had a few songs that have come to me like that; be they in a dream or when I’m feeling some particularly strong emotions. But yeah, most of them are the result of a conscious effort to make good music.
Miguel Pereira it’s crazy cause if you study the beatles music and paul’s music as a solo artist you would need to attend music theory classes to write something like that but for him it comes naturally. The beatles were music geniuses
Once I played a slow, beautiful piece on the flute and the night after that, I had a dream with a melody which was related to the piece, but the cool thing was that I actually saw the matching notes in my head! This happens sometimes, in my case...🥰😍😍😁
He was born to be Great!! And clearly you can see that he was the smartest of the Beatles! But however, all the members of the Beatles were genius too!
unarmed black man Excuse me? You know this band refused to play to a segregated audience, right? They forced the venue to integrate. Ringo and Paul have both raised money for BLM.
The love he had for John is so clear, in that he wrote hey Jude for Julian Lennon, as he was a little kid going through a divorce of his parents- how lovely
Paul has incredible fond and warm memories about John and his former bandmates that it's wonderful to hear him speak about them so caringly and kindly.
“It doesn’t matter who is in the room or how famous they are, when a Beatle comes in the room, they are automatically the most famous person” -Dana Carvey
0:22 I lost my little girl (No intro graphic) 1:10 Yesterday 1:50 I saw her standing there 3:38 And I love her 4:49 Eleanor Rigby 8:21 A day in the life 11:11 Hey Jude 14:05 Helter Skelter 16:33 Blackbird 18:17 Let it be 20:19 Hi hi hi 21:27 Here today 23:02 Jet 25:21 I don’t know (Name of the song) P.S. Everything he says before the little graphic is in reference to the previous song (:
I was stood at Eleanor Rigby's resting place a week ago. Penny lane, the fire station. Paul and John's old childhood homes, Strawberry fields. Best day possible.
@@olskzeri782 it's really embarrassing that you've been commenting about a fake conspiracy for years on youtube. How many comments even are there, they are everywhere and I probably haven't even seen all of them. I could imagine how you look like in real life, an old man with a hunchback and paul mccartney posters all over your basement wall where you would comment every day 24/7. Do you even have a life or is this just your life because I can't imagine typing so many comments with a job to do and a life to live
Maybe because now he didn't see him for at least 39 years it doesn't feel right to call him by his first name. I mean, John Lennon has been dead for much longer than they even knew each other, and in the meantime he made lots of other friends who might be a lot dearer to him.
@@cheekychunkSR certainly; one of Chicago's biggest hits is called 25 or 6 to 4 and it's about the difficulties of songwriting, with 25 or 6 to 4 being 25 or 26 minutes to 4am, because the singer is up so late trying to come up with lyrics
Makes me think of the Sound City documentary when Dave Grohl is playing with Paul. Dave says something like, "It's great when it's that easy," in reference to making a song. And, Paul replies, "It's always that easy."
it really love that too, I think it's because when you make something you think is cool, you never get tired of talking about it when asked! It's a really warm feeling :))))
What an amazing liar he is. He NEVER wrote a single song in his life. Lol you morons believe just about everything you hear. Lemme guess you think the vaccine actually works too right? 😂idiots
I'm glad that Paul gave credit to George Harrison on "And I Love Her" and saying that the song would not be half the song if it wasn't for that riff. Great going.
It really is. His enthusiasm for the bands entire catalogue, and all music come to think of it, really is refreshing. It’s like a fan and the rock star in one body. God bless him.
0:21 I Lost My Little Girl 1:11 Yesterday 1:51 I Saw Her Standing There 3:40 And I Love Her 4:51 Eleanor Rigby 8:23 A Day In The Life 11:13 Hey Jude 14:07 Helter Skelter 16:35 Blackbird 18:19 Let It Be 20:21 Hi, Hi, Hi 21:29 Here Today 23:04 Jet 25:23 I Don't Know
I cannot believe I live in a world with The Beatles and I’m so grateful to be alive in a time where Paul and Ringo are still alive. There will never be another Beatles. Never.
@@olskzeri782 you must be very bored constantly trying to bait people on multiple comments. I think you genuinely need to talk to a health professional if this stuff gets you off. Anyway hope you are happy
@@ssusggus Okay, guy. Have you ever heard of this thing…it’s a noun. I think its called a joke? I think that mean a “thing that someone says to cause amusement or laughter, especially a story with a funny punchline”, you’re the only one up in arms
I'm 52 & didn't really grow up a Beatles fan, but getting to know them & see them interact on the Get Back documentary was amazing & I have a new appreciation for them. Paul is gifted. He acts like it's no big deal, but pulling #1 songs like "Get Back" out of thin air is mind-blowing. And anyone who's seen that documentary won't have any doubt that John & Paul had a special bond - there were just amazing together.
Acdc and the beatles have a diff era and music. Sounds funny but its a good thing that they recognized each others music besides their difference. By the way, Bon Scott was one of the members of the band called "The Valentines" who sangs Build me up, Buttercup" 😀 Isn't it interesting?
Paul always comes across as such a nice guy. He has written some of the best music ever and he stays extremely humble and down to earth about his accomplishments.
I was a slow learner, I didn't love the Beatles until Sgt. Pepper came out. I liked the song "I Feel Fine" the first time I heard it on the radio but I thought it was great foolishness to scream at a live performance so one couldn't hear anything. My grandmother took me to the movie 'A Hard Days Night ' and everyone screamed IN THE THEATER; Madness! Then our music teacher played Sgt. Pepper and I knew the genius of The Fab Four was real. All my kids sang 'When I'm 64' to me last March. I love bringing the magic to each new generation and I couldn't be prouder that they all know and love the boys!
Sometimes I am absolutely baffled at the idea that I'm alive at the same time as an actual legend. There has not been a moment since the beginning of the Beatles popularity that he has lost his fame (every Beatle for that matter.) They literally made history, nearly every one in the world knew who they were at at least one point. I just can't believe I'm alive at the same time as someone who is this universally famous
Congratulations. I know what you mean. I felt I was incredibly lucky to see him in concert a few years ago. It was like, "this man is the greatest pop song writer alive in the world today."
He could lord it over anyone with hits and songwriting. The Beatles are so Great they make all the 50's guys seem so small, except maybe Elvis...even Ray Charles and Chuck Berry no disrespect,but they are not in the same league or anywhere close as songwriters...
Yeah. He is very matter of factly recounting things. Some may interpret his statements as boastful, but of course when you are recounting the writing of "Yesterday" or "Hey Jude" or so many other timeless gems, and you are recalling doing concerts where the uncontrolled screaming never needed and the band couldn't even hear themselves over the screaming, it's not boasting. It is documented fact.
Bri G Paul McCartney died on 9/11/1966 in that fatal Car Crash Satanic Occult ritual The Man you are seeing in this interview is William Shepard ( Billy Sheers) William Shepard had plastic Surgery to look almost exactly like Paul McCartney The Beatles were a syops creation by The Tavistock Corporation MI 5 British Government The Freemasons illuminati There is footage of Paul McCartney calling him self William his Real Name Read the book "The Memoirs of Billy Sheers"
@@maxcrimson6416 it is real you just have to do the research McCartney's son James McCartney is William Shepards SON Not Paul McCartney James McCartney looks exactly like William Shepard before Plastic Surgery You can compare the photos Read the Novel The Memoirs of Billy Sheers ( the nine after 909 edition) that is the updated version It is only available to buy on line Amazon it is very important to read that book also listen to pod casts by Milk Williams the Information he has presented is back up with FACTS of his in-depth research You can listen to Mike Williams pod casts here on YOU TUBE sage of Quay they are called
@@Rubarb51 I never thought I'd find someone who actually believed this. Most people preach this stuff ironically because it's so totally absurd that it's funny.
I would fall to sleep. He would be lying, putting a spin on things. I like the early Beatles stuff they wrote. Paul, John, George. Some of the chords were very nice. Not just in Beatles songs, but other artists also in that early, mid sixties period had interesting chords.
I always loved Eleanor Rigby. It was always playing on the radio when my friends parents took us waterskiing..the memories a song can invoke is amazing!
the fact that Paul is still willing to do 30 minute interviews at all is something I really appreciate, let alone going into detail on his songwriting process 😍
Paul is a very gregarious and outgoing person. I have met people like that. They can tell the same stories, again and again, with as much enthusiasm as the first time. I think this is a very rare quality. I am glad Paul was blessed with this personality trait to give us an insight to so much. As an introvert myself, this would have been impossible for me to do.
0:22 I lost my little girl 1:11 Yesterday 1:53 I saw her standing there 3:41 And I love her 4:53 Eleanor Rigby 8:26 A day in the life 11:13 Hey Jude 14:07 Helter skelter 16:34 Blackbird 18:19 Let it be 20:21 Hi, hi, hi 21:30 Here today 23:04 Jet 25:23 I don't know
This is literally just how inspiration works for musicians. Sometimes there is just this urge to write a song because you can just tell that you are going to get into the flow of it. It is a feeling that I can't really describe.
I'd be honored if some Beatles & McCartney fans would give a listen to my acoustic piano & vocal performances of PENNY LANE and BLACKBIRD on my YT channel in tribute to these genius compositions. Live acoustic with no autotune or digital editing. Thanks and RESPECT to the legends.
My Mum was born and raised in Liverpool in 1936 and lived through the Blitz, etc. She came to the States at 21 not knowing a soul which was very brave of her. She also worked next door to The Cavern, during the day and had no idea that's where The Beatles got their start! I as a kid around 8 years old started listening to The Beatles, dancing in my basement, etc.. and you changed my world! Later on my Mum realized how great you were! LEGENDS! I saw Sir Paul when Linda was still in the band years ago and will never forget "Hey Jude" and how thousands of fans all just became ONE! It was MAGIC!
I admit to being a mega-McCartney fan. Having said that, he really seems to have a humble awareness of what the Beatles were and are. As well as himself. When I saw him I n concert he genuinely seemed to enjoy and connect with all of us. Amazing, considering it had to be his . . . 1 bazillionth sho! He shared some personal feelings, sort of prequel to song like If you were here, Let It Be, My Love and many more.
Watching Paul McCarthy writing "Get Back" out of thin air in the new documentary of the same name was breathtaking. It was magical and am so glad it was captured on film for the world to see. #Grateful
I thought of that one exactly, but John had his moments of loneliness and sadness as well as of joy and hope, like All You Need Is Love and Across the Universe.
@@Qwerty-ks8dn every human action outside the house is a virtue signal of some kind. Even attaching virtue signaling, is a type of a virtue signaling to a specific subculture.
@@Qwerty-ks8dn no it's a gross oversimplification of signaling theory which is a form of evolutionary biology. I was attempting to be sarcastic and pointing out the irony that using "virtue signaling" as a perjorative, is in itself a type of signaling and specifically, a virtue signal for a specific type of online subculture. But I clearly failed, my bad. But the actual science and reasoning is solid. th-cam.com/video/j5Q749ALjIc/w-d-xo.html
They were insanely cool. You just couldn’t stop listening. Their sound stopped you dead in your tracks. It touched people on a level they were not aware of.
The mark of true musical genius is whether the music stands the test of time. I can listen to even their early stuff mid ‘60’s and it still sounds fresh and unique 😎🙏❤️👍
I was thinking the same thing myself. I was raised on The Beatles. I’m 44 now and their music has yet to wear out for me. It’s still: volume up, windows down, singing along with the band. Makes me feel alive!
Over the past few years I’ve got myself hooked on ‘Dr Robert’ the rhythm and beat of that one song can be heard throughout much of their early successful songs. NOBODY even comes close to having that ability💕
One of my favorite memories as a child is my father coming into my room to wake me up. He would sing...”get up, get out of bed..drag a comb across your head” Thank you for that
19:33 I know what you mean Paul. I lost my mom and I had a dream about her at a garden party where she was attended by one of our family dogs. She was happy and I knew she was there for me in my struggle at the time. Your family will always be there for you even if you can't see them. Stay strong everyone.
It is a shame that James Paul McCtney DIED late 1966 and they COVERED it up. This is why we have William talking nonsense about the early days BEFORE he joined Beatles (late 1966 "as an already set up affair")
blackbird is one of my favorite beatles songs, and hearing the backstory makes me love it so much more so sweet that song always fills me with so much happiness, thank you paul ❤
Seriously, while Paul is still alive they should do a “classic albums” type program and sit with him and go through the masters of EVERY Beatles album and ask him EVERYTHING he can remember, I’ll bet he could talk for hours about each record. I’d happily listen to him for hours on end.. fascinating bloke.
@@FormulaVase-kp3dc exactly. Plus he was likely thinking of making new tunes before hand. We tend to dream about everything that happened the day before. He might not have had the melody before but most likely before he slept, thought about making a song. Its very cool how he explains music tho, its so simple just dont over think it and make good music
@dtm j Paul had nothing to do with the composition (lyrical or instrumental) of Something. In fact, during this period George shunned any suggestions or comments by Paul
That's not how it worked. It was who brought the song into the studio (Lennon and McCartney had long ago agreed to share credit as a team). Virtually no song was complete when they entered the studio. Everyone offered help to finish a song or change a chord or create an intro. In fact, George is most often given credit for one of the most iconic opening chords in all of R&R, the G7 with added 9th and suspended 4th chord that opens the song and album to “A Hard Days Night.” But that was and remains a Lennon and McCartney "original."
I love how this entire video just feels like we bumped into Paul in the street and got invited back to his house for a cup of tea and a chat, which then led on to a talk about his songs. Just watching the people moving by in the background and the dog wandering in just to see what's going on, etc. Great.
Oh yeah, I wonder if he still sparks it up and kicks back and reminiscence about his life and times. Peace and Harmony are my two best friends, but I wish they would vistit more often...
Paul has always had such a kind and laid back personality and attitude. I just can't imagine him ever being anything but friendly. A lot of people would not be so patient and friendly being asked the SAME QUESTIONS.... over and over for over 50 years!!
@@mikezak8812 I'm not sure but I think it was Paul that admitted oh yes I tried LSD. Then said once was enough but I took it many times. Oh yeah them olden days black lights, posters, long hair, bell bottoms, rolem and smokem yesterday's... Peace & Harmony are my old friends, I just wish they would visit more often..
He is probably the most humble person i have ever seen. And what's most astounding is the fact that his humility is genuine and not merely a facade. For him to say that people "like" 'let it be' is such an understatement for a song that's often been regarded as perhaps the most soothing and beautiful song ever written. There is nothing more to say about this man other than the fact that he is "The greatest of all time".
His patience to go over this stuff again and again in interviews is amazing.
He just retells same old lies.
Just proves how much he loves music, his passion is unmatched
Right! It's funny, i was just watching a ginger baker interview before this and ginger was the EXACT OPPOSITE. He absolutely hated answering the same questions or any questions he deemed to be stupid/pointless or not up to his standards
he loves the Beatles!
@@olskzeri782 do you believe paul is dead?
I love that he says "John Lennon" and "George Harrison" like we don't know which John and George he's talking about. Lol Love you Paul. McCartney.
MyFavoriteDream To be fair, he did mention George Martin.
But i agree, “John Lennon” probably wasn’t necessary to say.
Thought he meant John Cena
He's nearly 80... He's trying to remember, himself!
MyFavoriteDream could be George Martin
No but there was 2 George’s that were influential
imagine being Paul McCartney. what a life. he even seems surreal.
florence dude, I feel that. Like having a casual interview with Walt Disney, only Paul is alive.
He seems so genuine, I love him
That's because this guy is not really Paul
@@ZalMoxis so many people believes in the "PAUL IS DEAD" rumour
@@anygeekygamer7963 Funny how they replaced Paul but not John or George..
I was on a huge Beatles kick for years and what I always found cool was that you could basically listen to any song and say “This was written by John” or “This was Paul” by the guitar “structure.” Then if you still couldn’t figure it out, it was probably George! Just can’t imagine where music would be without the Beatles!
I think Paul's were a little more complicated in chord structure. You agree?
@@jasonhutter7534 That’s actually a pretty interesting question and I think would depend on how you define complicated…The best comparison I can make would be Penny Lane vs Across the Universe. Penny Lane(Paul) does a lot of moving the lower note in a chord, like “linking” his chord changes. I’d consider it technically challenging. Across the Universe(John) is more “abstract” and not as “grounded” in theory as Paul’s playing. It’s more experimental, if that makes any sense? With Paul, you can normally sense where he is going while John does more unexpected/out there kind of stuff.
That was the opinion of myself and my guitar teacher after I had gone through a few years of Beetlemania😂
@@HyBr1dRaNg3r Im a guitarist myself. I've always thought their songs were so similar as to be indistinguishable. But Im glad you recognized that.
@@HyBr1dRaNg3r What you said makes me wonder. "A lot of moving the lower note in a chord"--I wonder if that's because he played bass guitar?
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When u want to write stuff like McCartney but his formula is "well it just came into my head and then I wrote the song"
I’ve had a few songs that have come to me like that; be they in a dream or when I’m feeling some particularly strong emotions. But yeah, most of them are the result of a conscious effort to make good music.
@AliyahA 25614 Unless you're Paul
Miguel Pereira it’s crazy cause if you study the beatles music and paul’s music as a solo artist you would need to attend music theory classes to write something like that but for him it comes naturally. The beatles were music geniuses
Once I played a slow, beautiful piece on the flute and the night after that, I had a dream with a melody which was related to the piece, but the cool thing was that I actually saw the matching notes in my head! This happens sometimes, in my case...🥰😍😍😁
Thats how it works :)
I’m a honored to live my life with Paul and Ringo still alive.
I was born in July 1979, almost a year and a half before John died, so I'm glad I've lived my life with technically all four Beatles alive.
3 for me, I was born in February 2001 so George died about 9 months later
me too
Even though I was born only with Paul and ringo around watching and listening to them makes it feel like there all around
@@CalWynn24 George died the day I was born
"If you have 3 hours I'll tell you about Africa"
Paul, my dear, I'd spend the rest of my life listening to you
May I join you?
Big big mood
rodrigo lobato he should start a podcast!
EMI Lagos was a disaster lol
Would this be the studio that Ginger Baker built?
This man is actually one of the most influential song writers. He thinks in music. Everything he sees and heard is music
You overrestimate William.
@@olskzeri782 bro you have over 1000 comments on this channel.. either you are a bot or you have lost your mind
@@Punttipate62 LOL he's commented in every interview I've come across. It's entertaining honestly.
He was born to be Great!! And clearly you can see that he was the smartest of the Beatles! But however, all the members of the Beatles were genius too!
The Beatles music song writing was not by John or Paul. Truth
Nice that Paul is giving George some love here. George is criminally underrated.
Ölsk Zeri George
I agree. He’ll always be my favorite guitarist.
unarmed black man Excuse me? You know this band refused to play to a segregated audience, right? They forced the venue to integrate. Ringo and Paul have both raised money for BLM.
peaceful protester what?
peaceful protester LMAOOO
The love he had for John is so clear, in that he wrote hey Jude for Julian Lennon, as he was a little kid going through a divorce of his parents- how lovely
Yea because Lennon abandoned and ignored his son off getting stoned with Joko.
He talked about it quite frankly
i don't remember when in the video it was, can i have a timestamp
@@samanthavialpando4050 11:12 dummy
Prodigy Getgud no I found it it’s 21:12. Probably a typo
Samantha vialpando no? He talks about hey Jude at whatever I said^^
1:55 "when john and i- john lennon"
TRUST ME WE KNOW WHO YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT
And his name is John Cena!!
Hahaha I laughed more than was probably appropriate.
I read where JFK, Jr would say his whole name John Kennedy when being introduced, even though Everyone knew who he was already...👍
I thought the same thing!
😂😂😂
Not just a musical genius, a really decent kind man.
Thank you Paul McCartney, you're up there with the giants of humankind.
William is not as nice as real P.M was.
@@olskzeri782 you're a really sad loser
@@olskzeri782 Exactly.
his kindness really shows through
@@LaMYsteriosa87 bro, he's not dead
“The ACDC guys, i know them they’re loud.” probably one of the best quotes of all time.
LOL, yes that caught me off guard. You know, Angus is looking for a singer... :)
*They’re loud
what time was that at?
Lauren J 16:11
Have you seen them live? Oh, baby.
My favorite part is when Paul said "John... John Lennon" like he needed to clarify.
Vincent H. Yeah I wasn’t sure I heard that correctly,glad you touched on it.At first I thought he was talking about John Denver.
@@phillipnegron7790 I thought John Stamos.
also calling george by his whole name ? why would you have to do that ? caught slipping ?
And 'George Harrison'...it's a really Irish thing to do actually, I love that his roots are so strong :-)
To be fair, he also talked about George Martin in the interview so the distinction is warranted.
"When John and I--John Lennon and I"
We know, Paul.
Jake Stone I don’t know why but I’m wheezing
😂😂😂
I don’t get it
@@kevinpadilla9578 he thought he had to tell people what john he was talking about, but we already know the legend
Cringe
Paul has incredible fond and warm memories about John and his former bandmates that it's wonderful to hear him speak about them so caringly and kindly.
John and William did not have a good relationship with each other.
lovely.
@@olskzeri782 Aren’t you embarrassed to act this way in front of people?
I love how at 1:57 he says "John and I, John Lennon and I" as if we wouldn't know which John he's talking about
If you want attention, accomplish something @@olskzeri782
1:54 "when John and I... John LENNON and I..." - Thank you for the clarification, Paul, for a moment I thought you meant John Travolta.
LOLL
**William.
William and John were NOT the best of friends.
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@@olskzeri4537 proof
“It doesn’t matter who is in the room or how famous they are, when a Beatle comes in the room, they are automatically the most famous person”
-Dana Carvey
The universe collapses when two Beatles are in the room.
@@olskzeri782 how sad are you man, you need someone to talk to? probably a better use of your time rather than replying to all these comments
@@olskzeri782,🤦♂️
People said the same thing about John Wayne.
@@olskzeri782 read what I'm about to say if you can ok?
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I like this guy. He has a lot of great ideas.
He should form a band.
Kashmir 999 I was thinking the same😂👊
HES PART OF A BAND ITS CALLED THE BEATLES ONE OF THE BEST BANDS OF ALL TIME HOW DO U NOT KNOW THIS!!!!!
@@withoutcontext3569 uh bud
@@withoutcontext3569
boi.
@@withoutcontext3569 who?...the " Beat-les"?....were they a boy band like Nsync?
0:22 I lost my little girl (No intro graphic)
1:10 Yesterday
1:50 I saw her standing there
3:38 And I love her
4:49 Eleanor Rigby
8:21 A day in the life
11:11 Hey Jude
14:05 Helter Skelter
16:33 Blackbird
18:17 Let it be
20:19 Hi hi hi
21:27 Here today
23:02 Jet
25:21 I don’t know (Name of the song)
P.S. Everything he says before the little graphic is in reference to the previous song (:
He shat all over day in the life
@@Ukraineaissance2014 literally millions of people disagree with that but your opinion is your opinion.
You wrote you didn't know the name of the last song, so I thought I'd go and look it up for you... 😆
@@katharina...
Thanks
Thankyou
Scrambled Egg is a very beautiful song
Scrambled egg, love was such an easy scrambled egg, now I need a place to scramble eggs, oh scrambled eggs came suddenly
Sounds too similar to Besame Mucho though
@@CesarCordova That's a good song too.
Amulet
Oh how i love your lovely legs
I was stood at Eleanor Rigby's resting place a week ago.
Penny lane, the fire station. Paul and John's old childhood homes, Strawberry fields.
Best day possible.
I must go there
i have to go
James Tudor i must see it! Where were those locations at? Along with abbey road studios?
There's a Strawberry Fields "park" in my town. Always nice to see.
Now you gotta find Maxwell's silver hammer and then...
We're lucky to have Paul still with us, as well as Ringo.
Wait until Olsk Zeri gets ahold of this
@@realspitfire lmao ikr 😂 dude is nuts.
@@realspitfire😂😂😂😂 he is now famous
Kinda upset he hasn't made his rounds into this comment section yet.....slacker!!!!🤣😂
@@nmp2783 I think he lost his account
Having lost my mother years ago at the age of 15, his explanation about Let it be origins made me cry. So much respect for this legendary musician.
But William's mother was not Mary McCartney.
@@olskzeri782 it's really embarrassing that you've been commenting about a fake conspiracy for years on youtube. How many comments even are there, they are everywhere and I probably haven't even seen all of them. I could imagine how you look like in real life, an old man with a hunchback and paul mccartney posters all over your basement wall where you would comment every day 24/7. Do you even have a life or is this just your life because I can't imagine typing so many comments with a job to do and a life to live
"He's Dead He's Dead He's Been Dead" reverse of Let it Be See Memoirs@@olskzeri782
Love how he still adds "Lennon" as if no one knows who he's referring to. God bless Sir Paul McCartney and his unmatchable talent and loveliness 💕
******Matched by John Lennon
@@kamronsafaie4586 kinda, yes. If I made an exception, it'd be him
@@kamronsafaie4586 John Lennon was not a good person
Maybe because now he didn't see him for at least 39 years it doesn't feel right to call him by his first name. I mean, John Lennon has been dead for much longer than they even knew each other, and in the meantime he made lots of other friends who might be a lot dearer to him.
he also says "George Harrison"
Quite possibly, one of the coolest dudes alive today.
Ha ha ha normie. William is NOT "a cOoL dUdE". He is a conartist, a lier, a mason and a bad person.
Not one of. THE.
AnnaPanda Ay, I watched that video, too! And agreed. Paul is still alive and well.
@Ölsk Zeri Ha ha ha. I keep on seeing you in the comments of these videos. Paul isn’t dead. He isn’t William.
Ölsk Zeri are you on this video too
He just makes songwriting sound ridiculously easy. What an absolute legend.
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Chicago begs to differ 🤣
@@noahjpeterson69 I don't really get the reference but I'd greatly appreciate it if you could explain it, love learning about music history
@@cheekychunkSR certainly; one of Chicago's biggest hits is called 25 or 6 to 4 and it's about the difficulties of songwriting, with 25 or 6 to 4 being 25 or 26 minutes to 4am, because the singer is up so late trying to come up with lyrics
Agree! He shows we only need to believe in our potential. Sometimes going ahead depends on our own appreciation of our productions.
Best song writing duo in history. They are the GOATS of songwriting. Unbelievable.
So true the magic they had is unmatched in music and they made great movies also they helped me grow up musicly charged I couldn't get enough peace
Totally agree. On another level. Born for it.
Not even debatable
It truly was MAGICK@@rdwhtbluEagl
I disagree but they are in my top 10
Paul McCartney Breaks Down His Most Iconic Songs
Paul McCartney : "then i sat down the piano and wrote the song"
Legend
kinda sucks they had to off MJ, though
@@dacealksne I was under the impression that Sony was behind that
I would like to hear something about his Pipes of Peace album and the creation of that
@@dacealksne i can't decide which PAUL i love the most, both were so talented
he doesn't know when they were written ,because he's NOT Paul!
How to write a song according to Paul Mccartney: It comes into your head and you write it
Or you make up a bunch of stuff because you are a diff. man.
Ölsk Zeri stop replying to all the comments
Makes me think of the Sound City documentary when Dave Grohl is playing with Paul. Dave says something like, "It's great when it's that easy," in reference to making a song. And, Paul replies, "It's always that easy."
He ain't wrong tho
Ölsk Zeri, You're a poopyface. And a dumbass conspiracy theorist.
I love that Paul never gets tired of explaining his songs and origins.
setujuu it means i am agree with u
I love me and talking about me over and over reminds me of a scratched record. Unique bloke though
I was sleeping yknow
it really love that too, I think it's because when you make something you think is cool, you never get tired of talking about it when asked! It's a really warm feeling :))))
What an amazing liar he is. He NEVER wrote a single song in his life. Lol you morons believe just about everything you hear. Lemme guess you think the vaccine actually works too right? 😂idiots
John, Paul, George, and Ringo... Geniuses with Heart and Soul...
And William. Do not forget him.
John, who?
Which George?
I'm glad that Paul gave credit to George Harrison on "And I Love Her" and saying that the song would not be half the song if it wasn't for that riff. Great going.
He had nothing to do with that song.
P.M wrote it.
William did not record "And i love her".
His time is Sgt Pepper-Let it be.
@@olskzeri782 man what's your discord I want to talk with you
No....Paul gave credit to George for the opening notes that lead into "Backbird".
Paul: "I'm proud that we gave a positive message to the youngsters"
Also Paul: "let's get high"
in life!
Now that's indeed a postive message :D
dude weed bro
Nothing wrong with weed
Also Paul: Why dont we do it on the road.
Man, this John dude seems pretty important to him.
Esquire magazine said to him “Your name will forever be linked to John Lennon” His answer?: “Hopefully”
Ye who was he? Probably an old friend or something
Keeps me mentioning the bloke
He says that John is still living , on his spirit. He was a part of his life (and still it btw)
#soulmates
Paul McCartney is just so important to so many of us, his music has given us all so much joy.. So thankful for Paul and the Beatles.
I love gratitude, the world need more of that today. Thank you 🙏
This video just confirmed that It’s impossible to not like Paul McCartney.
Ölsk Zeri I think your tinfoil hat is on a little bit too tight buddy
Ölsk Zeri And I’m sure you can back that up with facts
lordofbeanies He won’t, every time he gets pinned down he just quits replying
Omar Leyva true
It really is. His enthusiasm for the bands entire catalogue, and all music come to think of it, really is refreshing. It’s like a fan and the rock star in one body. God bless him.
0:21 I Lost My Little Girl
1:11 Yesterday
1:51 I Saw Her Standing There
3:40 And I Love Her
4:51 Eleanor Rigby
8:23 A Day In The Life
11:13 Hey Jude
14:07 Helter Skelter
16:35 Blackbird
18:19 Let It Be
20:21 Hi, Hi, Hi
21:29 Here Today
23:04 Jet
25:23 I Don't Know
This was so handy
What is the name of the last song?
Yip, and it's a bit of a history lesson too!
I was just looking for the Eleanor Rigby part and i ended up watching the whole video. It's a joy watching him tell the stories behind the songs.
Valeu Cara!
I cannot believe I live in a world with The Beatles and I’m so grateful to be alive in a time where Paul and Ringo are still alive. There will never be another Beatles. Never.
Paul is not alive.
@@olskzeri782 you must be very bored constantly trying to bait people on multiple comments.
I think you genuinely need to talk to a health professional if this stuff gets you off.
Anyway hope you are happy
@@olskzeri782 :D
@@olskzeri782 fake🤣🤣
@@ssusggus Okay, guy. Have you ever heard of this thing…it’s a noun. I think its called a joke? I think that mean a “thing that someone says to cause amusement or laughter, especially a story with a funny punchline”, you’re the only one up in arms
These two lit up my life as a teenager in those days. And I am still thrilled to listen to their early music at 72.
But the early music was with the real P.M.
@@olskzeri782 oh go soak your head
Everyone: "Paul's music is awesome! How does he write it?"
Paul: "Y'know,i just wrote it"
That's how you do it, it is that simple.
They just had a great "sense" of music.
It's simple, he just dream with it. With greats dreams comes greats musics
Well his mum came to him into a dream ya know
Love your accuracy... _"Y'know?!"_
Him talking about his love for his mother and John made me emotional. Such a legend, Sir Paul McCartney
Agree, he's so genuine
Yes.. me too😢
I still remember the day John went, and I still get emotional when I'm reminded of it.
"Then I put some words to it." Casually just talking about writing yesterday one of the greatest songs ever
Well it's not Coldplay, it's not fix you...
I'm 52 & didn't really grow up a Beatles fan, but getting to know them & see them interact on the Get Back documentary was amazing & I have a new appreciation for them. Paul is gifted. He acts like it's no big deal, but pulling #1 songs like "Get Back" out of thin air is mind-blowing. And anyone who's seen that documentary won't have any doubt that John & Paul had a special bond - there were just amazing together.
But William's and John's bond was not as good as JPM and Johns bond was.
22:25 when his voice breaks saying "I love you, to John" my heart breaks too 💔.
Do not fall for Williams charade. William and Lennon were not even that close.
@@olskzeri2723 oh gosh its you again. Can you seriously shut up? I'm sorry, but gosh
@@olskzeri2723 you really need to get a life other than being obsessed with that stupid theory. I see you EVERYWHERE
Elbarto my heart broke too, i'm sorry for the answers below ur comment it deserves more emotional ones🥺❤️
Yeah i felt that too :(
"I know the ACDC guys, and they're loud."
"Have you seen them live? Oh baby!"
Love that.
Lol
LMAO
16:10
Acdc and the beatles have a diff era and music. Sounds funny but its a good thing that they recognized each others music besides their difference. By the way, Bon Scott was one of the members of the band called "The Valentines" who sangs Build me up, Buttercup" 😀 Isn't it interesting?
@@osamabinladen824Osama i found u in every video about the beatles and comments about it. I recommend to change ur username lol
He looks like a young man who they tried to age and failed.
Cyn lol
Kinda like Eric Johnson, the Austin guitar player.
Well he is wearing make up
Somehow like marty mc fly had to go to the far far future
Robert Hedrick Eric is an ageless man
Love to listen to McCartney talk about his music. He's always so forthcoming. He's a genius.
William is overrated.
There might be a Mackenzie somewhere in the UK who has no idea that their family was the one McCartney chose in the phone book
or when they are out drinking they say, "hey, you know that Beatle song that says father Mackenzie? That was my uncle!"
Wow I didn’t even realize it
@@minutehourdayweek my last name's mackenzie....i wonder.
There's shed loads in Ireland and UK McCartney's Irish along with half of Liverpool
Indeed😊👍🏾
Paul always comes across as such a nice guy. He has written some of the best music ever and he stays extremely humble and down to earth about his accomplishments.
God I love him. Since I was 9 1/2.
I’m 64 now.
Phyllis Clarke but Do they still need you, do they still feed you?
Branan Herndon Music
Lol
Are your Grandchildren Vera, Chuck and Dave?
I've loved him since I was 3 - he's always been a part of my life.
I was a slow learner, I didn't love the Beatles until Sgt. Pepper came out.
I liked the song "I Feel Fine" the first time I heard it on the radio but I thought it was great foolishness to scream at a live performance so one couldn't hear anything. My grandmother took me to the movie 'A Hard Days Night ' and everyone screamed IN THE THEATER; Madness! Then our music teacher played Sgt. Pepper and I knew the genius of The Fab Four was real.
All my kids sang 'When I'm 64' to me last March. I love bringing the magic to each new generation and I couldn't be prouder that they all know and love the boys!
Greatest musician of the last 100 years. And to think he lived near and met John and formed a band. What a duo. Incomparable.
Oh come on. William is overrated and have produced some muzak. And William is not the same Paul that John started out with.
@@olskzeri782 Don't be modest, we know you're his biggest fan. I love how much you love him!
@@olskzeri782 ffs. Grow up
And Buddy Holly a lot of influence on the beatles well the named there band after him that’s gotta be something
That dog at 17:35 doesn't know he's Paul McCartney's dog. And that's wild.
i wouldnt mind being Paul McCartneys dog :)
@@markspel no.....no you wouldn't....90% sure you wouldn't like being anyone's dog
Where is a dog???
Sam Snedden LOL
How do you know that?
Sometimes I am absolutely baffled at the idea that I'm alive at the same time as an actual legend. There has not been a moment since the beginning of the Beatles popularity that he has lost his fame (every Beatle for that matter.) They literally made history, nearly every one in the world knew who they were at at least one point. I just can't believe I'm alive at the same time as someone who is this universally famous
You and me both, John B.
My mom and I got to see him in concert around the time that this video came out. It's still hard for me to believe it actually happened.
Their music has helped me get through some of the toughest times in my life! They have also been there to celebrate the best times!!
me too...we are so blessed!
Congratulations. I know what you mean. I felt I was incredibly lucky to see him in concert a few years ago. It was like, "this man is the greatest pop song writer alive in the world today."
I love listening to Paul. He doesn’t brag, he’s humble and gives credit to where it’s due.
William is in love with himself and gives himself credits for songs he had no part of making.
He could lord it over anyone with hits and songwriting. The Beatles are so Great they make all the 50's guys seem so small, except maybe Elvis...even Ray Charles and Chuck Berry no disrespect,but they are not in the same league or anywhere close as songwriters...
Yeah. He is very matter of factly recounting things. Some may interpret his statements as boastful, but of course when you are recounting the writing of "Yesterday" or "Hey Jude" or so many other timeless gems, and you are recalling doing concerts where the uncontrolled screaming never needed and the band couldn't even hear themselves over the screaming, it's not boasting. It is documented fact.
@@olskzeri782 bla bla bla
@@olskzeri782 who the f**k is William?
1:55 I like how he clarifies by saying “John and I…. John Lennon and I…”, just in case we aren’t sure which John he is talking about
I love how soooo many people felt the need to comment on this.
Im crying because I don't want Paul to ever die.
Bri G Paul McCartney died on 9/11/1966 in that fatal Car Crash Satanic Occult ritual The Man you are seeing in this interview is William Shepard ( Billy Sheers) William Shepard had plastic Surgery to look almost exactly like Paul McCartney The Beatles were a syops creation by The Tavistock Corporation MI 5 British Government The Freemasons illuminati There is footage of Paul McCartney calling him self William his Real Name Read the book "The Memoirs of Billy Sheers"
@@Rubarb51 why do you even trust that theory, it wasn't even real
@@maxcrimson6416 it is real you just have to do the research McCartney's son James McCartney is William Shepards SON Not Paul McCartney James McCartney looks exactly like William Shepard before Plastic Surgery You can compare the photos Read the Novel The Memoirs of Billy Sheers ( the nine after 909 edition) that is the updated version It is only available to buy on line Amazon it is very important to read that book also listen to pod casts by Milk Williams the Information he has presented is back up with FACTS of his in-depth research You can listen to Mike Williams pod casts here on YOU TUBE sage of Quay they are called
@@Rubarb51 I never thought I'd find someone who actually believed this. Most people preach this stuff ironically because it's so totally absurd that it's funny.
@@Rubarb51 what would be the purpose of that?
This kid is gonna be big.
I agree, something about the guy tells me he'll do well. I'm not sure what.
Something in the way he moves his hands, y'know?
He seems alright.
Something in the way he woos me, y’know?
Maybe
Paul McCartney is like that grandpa at a party everyone huddles around and listens to.
And here we are, on this TH-cam video.
That's why I like Paul so much he always reminds me of my grandfather when he's telling his youth stories
He could even pass as that grandma everybody huddles around and listens to
Even people who have no clue who he is would just huddle up around him to listen to a good story. Doesn't even matter what the story is.
The New Bois I never had a grandpa
I have no words for this genius. So simple, so clear and yet so deep and full of humanity.
William is not a good person. He haven't told the truth since he joined Beatles as an already set up affair.
Imagine sitting down with Paul and he says, “if you’ve got three hours, I’ll tell you about it”. Yes, please.
please
I would fall to sleep. He would be lying, putting a spin on things. I like the early Beatles stuff they wrote. Paul, John, George. Some of the chords were very nice. Not just in Beatles songs, but other artists also in that early, mid sixties period had interesting chords.
Thought the same thing.
I thought the same thought. I was like, I KNOW I have 3 hours! I want to hear that story!
@@thomaspick4123 wowsa your name suits sir!
If you can write and sing 'Blackbird' as well as 'Helter Skelter', you're freakily great.
Frank Philpott and they’re both on the same album too
I never realised Paul McCartney was such a gentle soul
Have you never listed to any Beatles music? Lol
@Willow Fox no, he actually got Wings! *wink wink* 🤪
@@deadfafi this joke was awful! But I liked!
Gabriel Araujo 🤣
@@deadfafi *rimshot*
I always loved Eleanor Rigby. It was always playing on the radio when my friends parents took us waterskiing..the memories a song can invoke is amazing!
And William had nothing to do with that song.
I loved his reworking of it too
billy did do a very nice version on the 1990 tour@@thedevereauxbunch
@@olskzeri782Because Paul's alive eh, its still the '66 though
Yes, but Billy was present at some Revolver sessions@@kzzy.755
Paul McCartney talking about helping a old lady with her shopping is a whole mood. ❤️
the fact that Paul is still willing to do 30 minute interviews at all is something I really appreciate, let alone going into detail on his songwriting process 😍
Paul is a very gregarious and outgoing person. I have met people like that. They can tell the same stories, again and again, with as much enthusiasm as the first time. I think this is a very rare quality. I am glad Paul was blessed with this personality trait to give us an insight to so much. As an introvert myself, this would have been impossible for me to do.
He doesn’t stop working. He is what, 79 now and has more energy than most 45 year olds.
He's an amazingly humble and smart guy for being worth over 1B and being one of the biggest rock stars in the world. Just a really chill, nice guy.
It’s a giant ego massage. He’ll tell you how great he (thinks) he is, all day long.
@@joesasser4421 i would love to hear him tell me how great he thinks he is which he is all day long
0:22 I lost my little girl
1:11 Yesterday
1:53 I saw her standing there
3:41 And I love her
4:53 Eleanor Rigby
8:26 A day in the life
11:13 Hey Jude
14:07 Helter skelter
16:34 Blackbird
18:19 Let it be
20:21 Hi, hi, hi
21:30 Here today
23:04 Jet
25:23 I don't know
didnt even ask him abt lucy in the sky with diamonds lmao
Thank you
@@albertmerlew could be wrong but isn’t that a John song?
@@joshquigley2532 omg..
I hope both sides of your pillow are cold 😗
This is what pure brilliance looks like
Oh come on. William is overrated.
@@olskzeri782 Paul was the best, now he is enjoying his last years discussing his youth. I don't blame him.
“I was just in a songwriting mood”
Imagine being so talented that writing hits is just another mood 😂
Bill have made alot of muzak too.
How’s playing left back for city
@@olskzeri2723 OMG!!! 😂😂😂
Dude this happens to musicians a lot regardless of talent lmao
This is literally just how inspiration works for musicians. Sometimes there is just this urge to write a song because you can just tell that you are going to get into the flow of it. It is a feeling that I can't really describe.
Can't imagine growing up without all those songs. Thank you Paul.
Kevin Olson Imagine, all the people. Growing up with all the songs.
I've been growing up listening to these songs. I couldn't imagine not listening to them growing up either.
Cralling people
Watch yesterday(2019) trailer
I'd be honored if some Beatles & McCartney fans would give a listen to my acoustic piano & vocal performances of PENNY LANE and BLACKBIRD on my YT channel in tribute to these genius compositions. Live acoustic with no autotune or digital editing. Thanks and RESPECT to the legends.
Imagine having this legend as your grandpa
Granpa!!! How about as your boyfriend or husband?
JA WETH
_oof_
and then find out he's not really your grandpa,much like Heather Mills found out he wasn't really her husband.
See: "I Wrote A Story,Where You Can Imitate Anyone You Know" and Faul was born.
That'd be indescribably awesome
My Mum was born and raised in Liverpool in 1936 and lived through the Blitz, etc. She came to the States at 21 not knowing a soul which was very brave of her. She also worked next door to The Cavern, during the day and had no idea that's where The Beatles got their start! I as a kid around 8 years old started listening to The Beatles, dancing in my basement, etc.. and you changed my world! Later on my Mum realized how great you were! LEGENDS! I saw Sir Paul when Linda was still in the band years ago and will never forget "Hey Jude" and how thousands of fans all just became ONE! It was MAGIC!
If Sir Paul broke down all of his iconic songs, this video would be four months long.
Idk about ya'll but I'd watch it. Would have loved to hear him talk about Mull of Kintyre and some other classic Beatles songs
Now I want a series
I would watch every last bit
@@tyla140 As would I - many times over.
Paul mentioning that he loved John and therefore wrote a song just to say he loved him made me cry. I got big big sad
: )
@@thelonious76 I remember buying the Tug of War album. I'd listen to that song over and over again. It gave me closure in dealing with John's death.
I admit to being a mega-McCartney fan. Having said that, he really seems to have a humble awareness of what the Beatles were and are. As well as himself. When I saw him I n concert he genuinely seemed to enjoy and connect with all of us. Amazing, considering it had to be his . . . 1 bazillionth sho!
He shared some personal feelings, sort of prequel to song like If you were here, Let It Be, My Love and many more.
I seriously think I could sit Paul down and just talk to him for 40 days straight
Cassi McCammon i could sit down and listen to Paul talk for eight days a week
I’m upset by that but also proud
Make sure you record the entire conversation your cell phone camera . That would be chance of a lifetime indeed .
V. Dargain but what if ur phone dies?
Yeah...get in line!
Just listening to him talk it’s unreal how he changed music. Started with chords. And the music inspires me everyday over and over.
Watching Paul McCarthy writing "Get Back" out of thin air in the new documentary of the same name was breathtaking. It was magical and am so glad it was captured on film for the world to see. #Grateful
“Paul McCarthy”
@@cmmcfreire LMAOOO omg the typo ever
McCarthy?
He really hated them commies.
Voice texting maybe?
Paul: "the Beatles output is always positive"
John: "YES I'M LONELY! WANNA DIE!!!!"
I heard that song in my head!!!! Hahajajaj
Nice one Mila.
"I'd rather see you dead little girl than see you with another man" Run For Your Life
I thought of that one exactly, but John had his moments of loneliness and sadness as well as of joy and hope, like All You Need Is Love and Across the Universe.
The Beatles were positively two-fold
I never knew until now that 'Blackbird' was about a black girl in the Civil Rights movement. Thank you, Sir Paul.
Go Vols!
Thanks for the virtue-signaling, we all needed that so much...
@@Qwerty-ks8dn every human action outside the house is a virtue signal of some kind.
Even attaching virtue signaling, is a type of a virtue signaling to a specific subculture.
@@pahwraith And that is the hands-down silliest thing I've read on YT in the last month. You sound like a broken fortune-cookie machine.
@@Qwerty-ks8dn no it's a gross oversimplification of signaling theory which is a form of evolutionary biology.
I was attempting to be sarcastic and pointing out the irony that using "virtue signaling" as a perjorative, is in itself a type of signaling and specifically, a virtue signal for a specific type of online subculture.
But I clearly failed, my bad.
But the actual science and reasoning is solid.
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This made me cry lol, such lovely backstories to these wonderful songs. I’m so grateful to have the music Paul makes.
But William also lied about the songs he didn't was around to make.
They were insanely cool. You just couldn’t stop listening. Their sound stopped you dead in your tracks. It touched people on a level they were not aware of.
Paul has turned into
"A clean old man."
Perfect.
still a king mixer, too
he.s very clean
@@olskzeri782 Who ?
Who's the little old man?
Clean old man who lives on lonely avenue
"...even thought, you probably DON'T know what I mean." LOL That killed me.
Paul is still naughty like a young man.
I giggled when he said that ;-)
Paul has turned into
"A clean old man."
Perfect.
Oh Paul we knew exactly what you meant!
It’s an English thing, that’s Americans would miss construe.
“Heyyyy baby lets cool it down”
I love this man too much
@@olskzeri782 STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP
The mark of true musical genius is whether the music stands the test of time. I can listen to even their early stuff mid ‘60’s and it still sounds fresh and unique 😎🙏❤️👍
William started his time in the Beatles the same year they stopped touring.
I was thinking the same thing myself. I was raised on The Beatles. I’m 44 now and their music has yet to wear out for me. It’s still: volume up, windows down, singing along with the band. Makes me feel alive!
❤Yes! Absolutely 😊
Over the past few years I’ve got myself hooked on
‘Dr Robert’ the rhythm and beat of that one song can be heard throughout much of their early successful songs.
NOBODY even comes close to having that ability💕
@@olskzeri782Ehh how would a doppelganger know the exact history of how they made those songs before the 66' hmm???
Even when he's almost 80 years old, Paul is still incredibly handsome.
still "The Cute One"
@@Funkopedia yeah still the cute one lol
10/10 would marry any day
You just like him because he's rich
honestly
One of my favorite memories as a child is my father coming into my room to wake me up. He would sing...”get up, get out of bed..drag a comb across your head” Thank you for that
I sing that when I get up sometimes!
Sweet!
I love your dad’s vibe ❤️
Your dad is a legend
That is so cool!
Paul McCartney, the melody master. What a bloody legend
19:33 I know what you mean Paul. I lost my mom and I had a dream about her at a garden party where she was attended by one of our family dogs. She was happy and I knew she was there for me in my struggle at the time.
Your family will always be there for you even if you can't see them.
Stay strong everyone.
“Paul McCartney breaks down his most iconic songs”...in a nearly 30 minute video. Just goes to show how many hits they had
Jenna Humphrey The fact that they left out so many iconic songs says a lot as well.
This just scratched the surface
Come on. Who has an album for just no one hits and fill it up? Insane.
This interview could have gone on for hours or even days if he literally discussed every hit he's had.
I guess paul forgot all his famous songs with the beatles
Eleanor Rigby will always be my favorite Beatles song. It just has this haunting, melancholy sound that just resonates with me for some reason.
It's kinda offensive
@@AvanRoyOfficial How so?
Avan Roy Official No, it isn’t.
Hi Katie you look beautiful
yes exactly
It's a shame that we'll never get "John Lennon breaks down his most iconic songs"
It is a shame that James Paul McCtney DIED late 1966 and they COVERED it up.
This is why we have William talking nonsense about the early days BEFORE he joined Beatles (late 1966 "as an already set up affair")
@@olskzeri2723 Oh not you again. How about you just shut up already and stop believing everything the media has to say?
th-cam.com/video/jLVjpR3M3Nw/w-d-xo.html this is pretty close I guess
yes but luckily popular demand can still bring a "Yoko Ono breaks down her most iconic songs"
😔
blackbird is one of my favorite beatles songs, and hearing the backstory makes me love it so much more so sweet that song always fills me with so much happiness, thank you paul ❤
Seriously, while Paul is still alive they should do a “classic albums” type program and sit with him and go through the masters of EVERY Beatles album and ask him EVERYTHING he can remember, I’ll bet he could talk for hours about each record. I’d happily listen to him for hours on end.. fascinating bloke.
Great idea!
YES -- instead of all these writers speculating and offering their opinions.
He sadly doesn't have time for it, that man will tour till he dies (although his live voice is almost gone at this point)
Do that while he is still on top form. It’s dreadful to think one day he’d be gone. That when music dies
@@lptomtom i went to go see him in december last year, his voice is as fantastic as ever
Paul had it easy. He goes to sleep, dreams of a tune, wake up, drag a comb across his head then play the dream.
😭😭😂
It only happened one time
@@FormulaVase-kp3dc exactly. Plus he was likely thinking of making new tunes before hand. We tend to dream about everything that happened the day before. He might not have had the melody before but most likely before he slept, thought about making a song. Its very cool how he explains music tho, its so simple just dont over think it and make good music
@@FormulaVase-kp3dc that makes it better because it was a once in a lifetime thing
@@FreeLuigiMangione I know, but he's acting like Paul does that with every song he has ever written.
George deserved a writing credit for the intro to "And I Love Her".
Do you really think William have any real idea about the song other then what the "Fab three" told him when he joined Beatles ?
@dtm j Paul had nothing to do with the composition (lyrical or instrumental) of Something. In fact, during this period George shunned any suggestions or comments by Paul
kmslegal that’s true tho
Watch Martin Scorses's movie about George Harrison. "Living in the Material World." Paul gives him big credit for that melodic riff.
That's not how it worked. It was who brought the song into the studio (Lennon and McCartney had long ago agreed to share credit as a team). Virtually no song was complete when they entered the studio. Everyone offered help to finish a song or change a chord or create an intro. In fact, George is most often given credit for one of the most iconic opening chords in all of R&R, the G7 with added 9th and suspended 4th chord that opens the song and album to “A Hard Days Night.” But that was and remains a Lennon and McCartney "original."
This is incredible. So glad Paul and John found each other and created their art
But that did not last that long. Only some years before William entered the picture.
@@OlskZeri-sc9egbro just stop
Please explain McCartney sanctioned Memoirs which says it's true@@LCW785
“Heyyyyyyyyyyy beby, lets cool it down” - 13:02
xd Èdgeŷ I could dig that slang lol
Such an old hippy 😂
@strawberry smith I mean it as the highest compliment
So American when he said that I loved it 🖤
Heeeeeeyyyyyyyy hey baby
Imagine john and paul together doing this...!!
Rainman 😢
Imagine
Sure... check out "let him be" and go listen to Mark Staycer Imagine on youtube
🤕 I miss you John
Right in the feels
I love how this entire video just feels like we bumped into Paul in the street and got invited back to his house for a cup of tea and a chat, which then led on to a talk about his songs. Just watching the people moving by in the background and the dog wandering in just to see what's going on, etc. Great.
Oh yeah, I wonder if he still sparks it up and kicks back and reminiscence about his life and times. Peace and Harmony are my two best friends, but I wish they would vistit more often...
Paul has always had such a kind and laid back personality and attitude. I just can't imagine him ever being anything but friendly. A lot of people would not be so patient and friendly being asked the SAME QUESTIONS.... over and over for over 50 years!!
Totally!
Geddy and Alex are similar. Good people are good people...
@@mikezak8812 I'm not sure but I think it was Paul that admitted oh yes I tried LSD. Then said once was enough but I took it many times. Oh yeah them olden days black lights, posters, long hair, bell bottoms, rolem and smokem yesterday's... Peace & Harmony are my old friends, I just wish they would visit more often..
He is probably the most humble person i have ever seen. And what's most astounding is the fact that his humility is genuine and not merely a facade. For him to say that people "like" 'let it be' is such an understatement for a song that's often been regarded as perhaps the most soothing and beautiful song ever written. There is nothing more to say about this man other than the fact that he is "The greatest of all time".
Nonsense. William is arrogant and in love with himself. The word humble doesn't fit him at all. And he is very overrated as a musician.
@olskzeri782 😂😂😂😂
@@olskzeri782William? Really?