yes when I think of them together I am filled with joy and tearful that his baby is no longer here , it is indeed one of the Greatest love stories ever David , I totally agree
Paul turned 80 on June 18, 2022. I'm in shock. If you don't know it now, if you're young now, believe it, life truly will fly by. Make the most of every moment you can! Love this documentary.
They were married in 69 and she died in 98. Just share of 30 years of marriage and she's already been 24 almost 25 years since she passed.. He's been without his wife now almost as long as they were married. And he hasn't had much luck in life after. Heather just used him for fame and money and it's awful but it's very hard to find someone genuine in his position.
@@bradenharris8718 Paul married Nancy Shevell in 2011 and they seem to have a great relationship. She attends all his concerts. So, since you are speaking about years, he has had a great relationship for the past 12 years or so, now.
Yeah, you see how close they are. She looks the most like him. Also she's a TV Producer and Photographer in her own right. Paul & Linda along with Diana Ross did a superb job with their Children. No issues of drugs, alcohol, the law. When he was in College James waited Tables to earn pocket money. How admirable is that. Stella was also fantastic in the sense she designed The Dress for Nancy Shevell (Wife #3).
Before I realised she was Paul's daughter, I noticed her resemblance to Linda. I never considered that she was Paul's daughter, because I didn't realise that using family members as interviewers was a recommended practice.
She should have been brave enough to tell Paul that she shouldn’t have been onstage. She couldn’t play and she couldn’t sing. The band was seen as a joke with her there.
Totally. The 4 lads knew how to pick their mates, despite what some of y'all think about Yoko. Their lives best reflected their messages, human and flawed, full of love and divine.
There wasn't 4 Beatles, you have to add Brian Epstein, George Martin, Abbey Road, great production engineers. Take any one out & it would have been utterly different. All the planets had to line up just so. And it did amazingly.
Linda was so maligned by the press. She didn’t deserve it. She was a beautiful person, a great singer and photographer, a friend of nature, a wonderful mother, and a great wife to Paul. She was really someone special.
@@vickiweiss311 try listening to her background vocals on Dear Boy. In the studio where she could hear herself sing, she added beautiful harmonies. In concert, without a good monitor to hear herself, anyone would have problems. They didn’t have concert in-ear monitors until at least the mid ‘80’s
I think she was so beautiful. She gets trashed for being not so, but at one point she never wore makeup or did much else because that was the fashion. Still stunning. Not like todays plastic people full of plastic parts.
Seriously? People are bad to her? That's shocking! Linda was very beautiful, just like you said. Paul loved her for who she was. He didn't care about her looks. I guess people are jealous of her because Paul and her were pretty much soulmates. And yeah, people who look "beautiful" these days are fake and not natural.
What a beautiful documentary! Thank you Paul for all the wonderful music you've given us and I am so happy you found such lovely woman by your side for so many happy years.
This man really is a miracle. He was in the biggest band in the world for 10 years and dealt with crazy ass fans and a crazy stressful schedule-all before the age of 28! Then he lost his dream and his best friends in a nightmare situation I can’t even imagine dealing with. He almost let himself die from drink and depression until he found the courage to try again with his amazing wife by his side. And with hard work, a little faith, and the patented Paul McCartney charm he accomplished the unthinkable: fronting **another** world famous band for 10 years scoring LOADS of #1 songs and albums the entire time-Paul had a #1 song EVERY YEAR from 1970 to 1980. He is insanely talented and I’m so proud of him for putting himself out there again after The Beatles-I adore Wings so much. Paul has made millions of people happy for sixty years and that in itself is something few other (if any) artists can say. Thank you Paul, you are a true one and only ❤
Wings are great! Some of Macca’s best tunes. Every time I listen to a Wings tune I remember that Alan Partridge skit where he’s says “Wings…the band The Beatles could’ve been”! Lol!
He.s an amazing man, a legend. So glad he found happiness with Nancy, his second wife was a horrible woman, he could empathise with Johnny Depp, who he.s friends with, similar people really, similar lives too.
If she could come back to life, no respect to Nancy, I’m sure he’d divorce her and get back with her. She was his true love, not Heather, that’s for sure
You're right, it is a beautiful love story . I gave up on the true love thing decades ago; but it's still nice to see someone else managed to find their soulmate. Conflicted? Yep. But I'm cool with that.
@@seltaeb3302 That could've been a reaction to grief and to try to get away from the pain. That's why they tell you not to do anything for a year or more, after someone passes, because you're not in your right mind and you can't make good decisions when you're not in a good frame of mind.
I have been blown away by this beautiful documentary. It weaves in and out of the history of Paul, Linda, and their family in a heartfelt and warm way. He and Linda surely paid their dues to become a world-renowned band after the Beatles. The interview with Stella McCartney was spot on and extremely revealing.
Nobody did it better for him than Linda. It was terribly sad she was stricken by cancer, then passed. However, they shared an amazing life, they each fully sustained one another in depths beyond what we could even see. There's no amount of money that can buy, nor replace that. What an incredible ride it was. 💖 RIP L.E.M. 💖🙏💫🌎
Paul McCartney is a musical treasure and as important as Beethoven and Mozart. If there is a musician whose path is worth emulating, it is him. Unfortunately, he has been overshadowed by John Lennon's premature death, which is quite unfortunate, since his is a monumental talent. The world is a better place for having you in it Mr. McCartney.
My analogy is.. as Paul's music is always melodic and optimistic and John's is melancholic and deep, I relate that to the music of Chopin and Mozart.....Ithink of Paul as a modern day Mozart and John as Chopin
I'm not sure there is any evidence of Yoko being "highly intelligent" aside from John saying she was. I'm not saying she's not intelligent but saying she's highly intelligent is a big call.
What a sweet story of Paul and Linda. Linda was a classy, smart and strong woman. She complimented Paul nicely and no doubt inspired him. She always took the high road when the vicious press attacked her. No doubt she was an angel. RIP Linda.
@@nw1750 She was way luckier. It's not like she is Hot hot, and she was used goods to boot, with baggage in tow. Faul is a man amongst men given what he could have had.
@@filmneye I sure hope they did! I wonder if anyone knows if they did or not? Any later pictures or videos of it anywhere? I remember seeing a cat on their Scotland farm but I don’t know if it was this baby kitty or not.
What a tremendous production. My only regret is that Linda passed away. She is such a sweet person. She is Paul’s soulmate and best friend. I love them both.
Thank you Mary for a great interview, letting us in on your memories and sharing your family’s amazing adventurers. Thank you Paul for giving us that explanation and walk down memory lane. I’m 64 and have lived my life loving the music of The Beatles and Wings. I saw wings at the Stadium in Chicago May 31, 1976. I seem to recall an acoustic set with all the guys playing guitar, sitting on the floor of the stage with your legs hanging over playing a variety of Beatles and Wings songs. Amazing memory. I taught myself to play acoustic guitar because of all the great music of the 60s and 70s.
This so was beautiful Paul found someone who made him feel the most him that he could be. She was so down to earth and grounded and she kept him grounded as well. They didn't have a fake marriage. It was true and genuine. I like how he said that yes there were times where they argued but you just got through it. Thats very true. You can tell just by the way he speaks about her that she was and will always be the greatest love of his life. The way he tells their stories to his daughter is so sweet. Paul and Linda have a love that we all hope to have in our own relationships and I found myself thinking about my own husband and how much I loved him and how much Paul and Linda reminded me of me of us. Thank you Paul for doing this documentary it was beautiful ❤️
@9:25 when Paul recalls how Linda turned to him & said, "You know, I can make you a nice home." and how he was awestruck by that, the expression on his face tells you how much he loved her (and still does).
Mary, you did such a wonderful job. You outshine the best of interviewers/anchors. Your mum would be absolutely chuffed. And I can see that you had an absolutely wonderful childhood with the very best of parents. Much kudos.
Being a fan of Paul McCartney- For Quite a number of years and still am, I caught this documentary on TV in 2001- in later picked it up in Sam goody ( a popular music store four it's time.)-- Everybody knew the Beatles and their music; thank Goodness for that..!! When I was growing up I heard Wings on the radio all the time WNEW-FM- NY WPLJ latter WAPP-FM And every where else. This documentary gives a very good account of their love ❤, and how They're affection for each other Grew 💙 and develop much Further.. it's a very Beautiful account of what they had and what they shared- Even though Linda- sadly lived a short Life, The memory of what they had, and what they shared will live on With their Children and in the Fans they have. In Rock and Roll History Forever.. Thank You: Paul For Sharing This with Everyone
This documentary is a treasure. I tend to watch it from time-to-time to remind myself how much I cherish Linda, particularly her lovely voice. I grew up listening to her harmonies, and felt her warmth and love in song. Paul was so fortunate to have found her. Many thanks to Mary McCartney for sharing these family memories.
Columba Kos is this meant to be Paul McCartney? I'm sure Linda knew it was Billy but Heather certainly fell in love with Paul - just ask her - her silence speaks a thousand words
I was really sad when Linda got sick and passed. She was so beautiful and strong. They were so obviously soul mates. Made a beautiful family. Enjoyed each others talents and intertwined their talents. The Beatles wrote such awesome music!! I remember feeling such joy and euphoria when I heard their music. The McCartney Album was incredible!!!! I still play it today and enjoy the hell out this music...because it's real " music" the stuff on the radio today is just empty. It doesn't move my soul a bit.❤😘 Thank you so much Paul. For never giving up writing such healing music! Such wonderful music. The Beatles influenced me to become a pretty good musician. I was born with music in me. God bless you Paul. Thank you so much for always sharing!
I discovered the Beatles at age 8 in 1969, and was heartbroken when they broke up soon afterwards. But then...WINGS!!! And Paul looked hotter and performed better than ever!! That hot babe could PLAY AND SING HIS ASS OFF!!! I was In Love, all through my teens. I am now 56, and hope to see Paul perform the next time he comes to America. Watching this video, made me realize just how many Wings songs I loved, and forgot all about, until today, a quiet November Saturday at home, grieving the loss of a fellow Beatle loving friend, Jimi Image...we used to spend hours, playing Beatles songs in the 80's singing along with our own harmonies, and we knew every word to every song. So when he passed away, I came here to post the interview on Jimi's page, where Paul plays John's song "Beautiful Boy," and breaks into tears, cause that's how I was feeling about losing Jimi...autoplay was on, and it rolled right into this video. It's been a day of re-living so many lost memories. Thanks for posting this video.
I agree, I think Paul was hottest in Wings and his voice was fantastic and strong. I know the Beatles breakup was very emotionally hurtful and stressful on Paul but I’m glad he stuck with music and didn’t give up-he’s brought such joy to my life!
Loved the acoustic and harmonies on “Bluebird”. I’d quite forgotten how much my sister and I loved Wings. We were immersed in Beatles all our childhoods (b. 1958 & 1960). By the time Band on the Run came out, she was around 15, we a couple of years later, when what was left of our family splintered, it was me and sis, me bunking on the sofa in her damp rented flat. We’d play this & Red Rose Speedway endlessly. They weren’t the “great days” you’d hope your teens to be, but for us, it was a period of glorious, predictable calm, after years of severe tension at what passed for home.
My favorite couple...I so love Paul & Linda, and seeing them having fun together as bandmates, friends and a married couple is always a pleasure to watch. Good company and good music!
Now that I think about it, Paul hasn't had it easy when it comes to his loved ones. His mother died when he was a kid, John died prematurely and Linda wasn't really that old either.
he is the last one . Well, Ringo....but,.... Paul ...he's a soldier . Watch the Obama White house musical concert honoring . A,mazing stuff . literally all the top musicians all do a song of his . Its tear jerking .
Samuli Hynninen I think because his mom died when he was a kid, he married someone very nurturing and kind. Such a shame that they both died of breast cancer.
Samuli Hynninen Linda, was too young to go. She contributed so much, to Paul and the band, and her darling, precious children! What a family. What a love story. Thanks so much Paul, for the lovely video. Tears in my eyes, now. Love, peace be with you! ☺✌💙
My favorite albums are the first two. I'll never forget the day my girlfriend came over and gave me the first one with those cherries and the little kid in Paul's coat .I loved it and was very soon singing along. Love Paul and Linda and I loved Wings . It was a great time .
Paul fought the hardest to keep the Beatles together, there's no question their demise hit him the hardest as well. Making it to the top a second time around was pretty much unprecedented.
I saw Paul and Linda in 1993 in New Orleans. I was 2 weeks from having my daughter. On bedrest. My doctor allowed me off bedrest. The most beautiful show. I cried through a lot of it. Pregnancy hormones? Probably so and I took this band so seriously. We miss her so. I had my little girl on May 18, 1993. I took her to see Paul in 2003. She is still a Beatles’ baby!! 30!!
What an amazing time they shared!! This is such a beautiful story. Makes me see Paul & Linda in a wonderful light. It is so sad that she had to pass away so young. Thank goodness she did have such a grand life!!
You know- the Paul & Linda love story always made my heart melt more so than any other love story- you could just see in them how much they adored each other- so tragic she passed so young & horribly; beautiful woman.
This was fantastic to see. I loved watching you and Linda together with your family and dogs and horses. You were so good together. I think Linda is amazing. That song Baby I'm Amazed really fits her. You two were Gold. I loved Wings. Paul, you and Linda did a wonderful job raising your family and showing us all that real love is possible. Thank you Sir Paul McCartney xoxo for being who you are and loving animals. Thank you to lovely Linda for all her love and her teaching of how beautiful the spirit of an animal is. Blessings~
You know, the album McCartney taught me about love as a 14 year old girl, and I’ve always searched for that vibe but never found it in my own relationships. I thought it was so cool that he loved his wife so much that he made music with her, and took her on tour. I was enthralled by them. McCartney, Wild Life, and Ram were my faves, really changed me for life. :) ❤️
Wow! What a lovely normal family. I just love the way Paul and his daughter relate to each other, and the way they affectionately refer to Linda as "Mum." Great documentary.
This video shows why of all the Beatles, I like Paul the most- ONE wife, never divorced and he's the most balanced of the four. He only married again- because of Linda's passing due to breast cancer.
"We planted 'em and didn't know what they were, and five of 'em came up illegal!" Hahahaaaa yeah right Paul we believe you. Linda trying not to crack up beside him. Her face says it all lol!
If she was his true love he would've never been with others and its sad "moving on" is glamorized just goes to show all of you live off of Conditional love and selfishness.
Mac was very lucky to have met Linda. He had a lot on his plate and could have gone a self-destructive path but she helped him through the legalities of his past and, through slowing their lives down, a self exploration of who he was. It’s very hard starting all over when you’ve been on top and with her and the kids (and animals), he jump-started his career and himself. In other words, as strange as it sounds folks, he needed her much more than she needed him. Yet she took it on herself (having to deal with the bullshit of marriage of an ex-Beatles) and helped To create a new, healthy, Paul McCartney. For all who love his music, we all owe her a great debt. Thank You!, Linda Eastman-McCartney.
That footage of Let It Be still breaks my heart…I was 7 years old, the announcement had just been made that The Beatles were calling it quits, my whole world was ending and the news cast ended with that clip of Paul singing let it be and I was sobbing my little broken heart out. I still feel that little girl’s pain. I can also say, as the world’s greatest procrastinator I’m so sorry, Uncle Albert..is still my mantra and the first record I ever owned which was a Christmas present from Mum and Dad was Ram..then every Wings album thereafter…making Xmas gift gifting pretty easy for them. I won Venus and Mars in a Violet Crumble competition….I also gots Linda’s Pictures for my birthday and still treasure it. It’s a piece of music history, unparalleled….all that to say, Paul and Linda were great together, and they somehow combined down-to-earth family life and rock and roll, and made it work. Linda left this earth way too soon..this is a lovely tribute.
Change is inevitable it was always a mystery to me "why" the Beatles broke up, but people can outgrow each other, and business matters can ruin any relationship. What is truly amazing is that these guys were so talented that they could stand alone on their own albums. Their distinctive voices and harmonies will remain forever a classic legendary sound. Loved the Rolling Stones, but no one can compare to the "Beatles".
So sweet! At 74 years old I've decided that I NEED to see this man before I die. The soundtrack of my entire life is in here.... first love, first high, some lows, so much more.
I love this beautiful woman, She lived the life I wanted to live in! ☺️ I love horses as well, so she had me at hello. Anything that has Paul and Linda McCartney, till this day, I love. What a fantastic family 😉. Just love this life that they had. Still do.
This was awesome! I was 13 when Wings over America toured and i won 2 tickets to attend from a radio station in San Francisco. My mom’s coworker took me as she was a huge Paul McCartney fan. It was an awesome concert and was the first time we were exposed to the “new” laser lights!!
As a 50 year old who got married at 19, I love this. I've always looked up to their marriage. I was a high-school dropout when I met my future wife. I had really long hair and looked like a total hippie/rocker. I grew up and am still happily married. I rarely had girlfriends as a teen. I had friends who always seemed to be in a serious relationship - they couldn't be alone. None of them stayed married to one person oddly.
If you're talking Yoko, then yes, Linda could carry a tune. Take Yoko out of the equation and Linda couldn't carry a tune to save her life. But she was the love of Paul's life and a fantastic mum to the four likeable, grounded McCartney children. She was also a great photographer. RIP Linda.
Paul and Linda were very fortunate to find each other. They did their life together on their terms. Some of us have never been able to find our soulmate. RIP Linda and as for Paul, May you continue to bring your music fourth to the world and make it a little happier for us to be in it. ❤❤ I see as almost a big brother.
Been a big Beatles fan since i was a young boy in the mid 60's, I never bothered with the band after they split, but having watched this documentary, Paul Mc Cartney, and his whole family are a credit to the world not only musically, but morally. what drives this legend ?, A wonderful role model for any budding musician, and as a man itself.
I'd never seen this video before and it opened my eyes to the individual and relationship strength they had. More remarkable from him given his worldwide stature but both faced their individual fears and triumphed.
we're on the same page here about wife #2 but still can understand a worldly man like PM to fall supposedly for #2's contention when they 1st met that she'd never heard of the Beatles. Yeah right. There was a huge red flag.
I miss those days so much. Very special times and back when family times were so important. Thank you for sharing this with us. All of the individual Beatles were special and each and every way of themselves. Thank you 1964 to the present.
Im 54 and grew up with WIngs playing in the car with me mom driving here and there... all over the radio them days. This documentary brings me back and is nostalgia to the point of tears. Have recently revisited all the Wings/Ram era stuff and have concluded this is some REALLY AMAZING SHIT... REALLY. Well done PAUL and LINDA... Ram is unrivaled and so much more. The easy (and heavy) like Sunday morning love between these two is really really something. Whats more, Paul's music post Beatles is ICONIC and omnipresent in this ol guys head. THANK YOU PAUL and Linda for the example of your love. This doc captures that time so exceptionally. Linda REALLY is such a little Yank Hippie Chick, eh.... Just so laid back and utterly fantastic> Cheers Linda. Thank you for this art... it has me filled to the brim.
When they were growing up, their Children lead a relatively "normal" life and that's saying alot when you look at the Children of The Beach Boys, not to mention Ronnie Wood's Children in The Rolling Stones. They went to a Regular School, had a regular allowance, did chores, had to work no privileges whatsoever. Even James his "Only" Son knows he has such big shoes to fill whenever he performs but he's done it all, wait tables, work as a sculptor and although he knows he'll never live up to his Father's Achievements, he's happy with his lot. I hear he loves Nancy Shevell alot.
Linda was such a loving wife and very devoted to Paul, even on stage she is always looking at him smiling, so happy and content. Very very sad to lose her, she was such a world person in her thoughts with so much compassion, a fantastic artist, clever, smart, and so lovely in general. Some people are just so ignorant and have little conscious about their actions when they got married, which is a shame on them. RIP Linda, you are a star among stars and God bless you sweet heart.
I loved Linda. What a beautiful person she was. This made me cry. Life is so not fair sometimes. My mum died at 41 in 1976. She was beautiful too. Lovely to see this film. I loved Wings to bits back then. X❤
He really loved his wife and he wanted to work with her. I love the way they lived the 70s and I loved Wings music. A real icon. A maker of music.And a normal down to earth man.
What a lovely love story. Linda was a nature gal and Paul followed her desire because he new it would make her happy. They were very kind to one another through all of rock and rolls ups and downs. But Paul will be remembered forever as one of the greatest musicians of our era, he is such a blessing to us, it's to bad Linda isn't still by his side.
I was born in 1965 -- in the middle of it all. Since the day I started noticing and appreciating music, I loved the Beatles music -- and I really loved Paul. lol It warms my heart that he found such love and happiness with Linda. I wish it could've lasted longer for him. You're a rock star Paul -- wait -- you really are a rock star! ps I would've loved, loved, loved to have lived on that farm in Scotland with all of those animals. :)
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Paul's interview with his daughter was so natural like two old friends talking. Very touching ❤❤
This has to be one of the most beautiful love stories ever.
And what dumb luck on how they met.
Agreed I would have to say they were the perfect couple just watching them makes you happy
yes when I think of them together I am filled with joy and tearful that his baby is no longer here , it is indeed one of the Greatest love stories ever David , I totally agree
It's one for the ages for sure!!
Too bad it is all based on a lie. Paul died in 1966.
Paul turned 80 on June 18, 2022. I'm in shock. If you don't know it now, if you're young now, believe it, life truly will fly by. Make the most of every moment you can! Love this documentary.
They were married in 69 and she died in 98. Just share of 30 years of marriage and she's already been 24 almost 25 years since she passed.. He's been without his wife now almost as long as they were married. And he hasn't had much luck in life after. Heather just used him for fame and money and it's awful but it's very hard to find someone genuine in his position.
It sure did fly by! Lol
I am so glad I had fun when I was young 😊
@@bradenharris8718 Paul married Nancy Shevell in 2011 and they seem to have a great relationship. She attends all his concerts. So, since you are speaking about years, he has had a great relationship for the past 12 years or so, now.
Wonderfully said 👍
@@MichaelaH2059 ❤
It's so cool that Paul's daughter Mary McCartney was the interviewer of this documentary. Just fantastic.
Yeah, you see how close they are. She looks the most like him. Also she's a TV Producer and Photographer in her own right. Paul & Linda along with Diana Ross did a superb job with their Children. No issues of drugs, alcohol, the law. When he was in College James waited Tables to earn pocket money. How admirable is that. Stella was also fantastic in the sense she designed The Dress for Nancy Shevell (Wife #3).
Yes i agree
Before I realised she was Paul's daughter, I noticed her resemblance to Linda. I never considered that she was Paul's daughter, because I didn't realise that using family members as interviewers was a recommended practice.
And, isn't she the spitting image of her dad, as well?
Just incredible!!!
Well, I wish Paul hadn’t lost Linda. She was his true match.
lissalives Smoot I have no doubt they’d be still together today
So true, even if to insure there would not be a Heather Mills in his future.
They were true soulmates. I wish I could find my soulmate share a marriage like that! 😍 #relationshipgoals #soulmate #beauitful
She?
He has Nancy but there will never be another Linda she's on a pedestal so high in his life on one can ever reach her.his only true love and soulmate
Can we take a moment to acknowledge how brave Linda was????
Absolutely. Linda was brilliant. And she was the love of Paul's life.
She should have been brave enough to tell Paul that she shouldn’t have been onstage. She couldn’t play and she couldn’t sing. The band was seen as a joke with her there.
@@thefonzkiss not really. many appreciate her singing. so gentle. like her.
Totally. The 4 lads knew how to pick their mates, despite what some of y'all think about Yoko. Their lives best reflected their messages, human and flawed, full of love and divine.
@@thefonzkiss ok Fonz, your opinions are clear. 😆
"The Beatles weren't a band. They were a miracle." -David Gilmour
The Beatles were a creation of the Tavistock institute.
Look up the Teddy Boys and the quarrymen
JUSTICE FOR JAMES PAUL MCCARTNEY 1942-1966
@@nancychandler768shut up!!😅 Daft
There wasn't 4 Beatles, you have to add Brian Epstein, George Martin, Abbey Road, great production engineers. Take any one out & it would have been utterly different. All the planets had to line up just so. And it did amazingly.
1:31 😮
Then Paul and Linda make 2 miracles... Paul IS OFFICIALLY a saint.
Linda was so maligned by the press. She didn’t deserve it. She was a beautiful person, a great singer and photographer, a friend of nature, a wonderful mother, and a great wife to Paul. She was really someone special.
Yes she did. Definitely.
That was beautifully put.❤
Absolutely beautiful was Linda.
Are you kidding??? She was ALWAYS OFF key 🙄
@@vickiweiss311 try listening to her background vocals on Dear Boy. In the studio where she could hear herself sing, she added beautiful harmonies. In concert, without a good monitor to hear herself, anyone would have problems. They didn’t have concert in-ear monitors until at least the mid ‘80’s
Paul met the love of his life in Linda and the world wept when he and we lost her ❤
Why does Paul feel like the brother I never had? He is so humble and down to earth. You can't help but love him.
You must be a real cool guy 😎 not kidding brother 😅
How lovely to see Paul talk to his daughter Mary about their story. Linda was so strong. Where would Paul be without her. RIP Linda.
Linda was an angel, I had the pleasure to know her personally. She left this planet way too early. RIP Linda. x
What a bird, eh?
I think she was so beautiful. She gets trashed for being not so, but at one point she never wore makeup or did much else because that was the fashion. Still stunning. Not like todays plastic people full of plastic parts.
They were an awesome couple!
Seriously? People are bad to her? That's shocking! Linda was very beautiful, just like you said. Paul loved her for who she was. He didn't care about her looks. I guess people are jealous of her because Paul and her were pretty much soulmates. And yeah, people who look "beautiful" these days are fake and not natural.
Well said. Real beauty, not painted on. Gone way too young.
The press hated her for no other reason that she wasn’t british. Time has proven that Paul was happier with American women
barbie99 look less of a man than most British women
What a beautiful documentary! Thank you Paul for all the wonderful music you've given us and I am so happy you found such lovely woman by your side for so many happy years.
Linda was also one hell of a photographer! We can thank her for snapping so many wonderful pix of our favorite musicians. RIP, Linda!
This man really is a miracle. He was in the biggest band in the world for 10 years and dealt with crazy ass fans and a crazy stressful schedule-all before the age of 28!
Then he lost his dream and his best friends in a nightmare situation I can’t even imagine dealing with. He almost let himself die from drink and depression until he found the courage to try again with his amazing wife by his side. And with hard work, a little faith, and the patented Paul McCartney charm he accomplished the unthinkable: fronting **another** world famous band for 10 years scoring LOADS of #1 songs and albums the entire time-Paul had a #1 song EVERY YEAR from 1970 to 1980.
He is insanely talented and I’m so proud of him for putting himself out there again after The Beatles-I adore Wings so much. Paul has made millions of people happy for sixty years and that in itself is something few other (if any) artists can say. Thank you Paul, you are a true one and only ❤
Wings are great! Some of Macca’s best tunes. Every time I listen to a Wings tune I remember that Alan Partridge skit where he’s says “Wings…the band The Beatles could’ve been”! Lol!
He.s an amazing man, a legend. So glad he found happiness with Nancy, his second wife was a horrible woman, he could empathise with Johnny Depp, who he.s friends with, similar people really, similar lives too.
PAUL MCCARTNETY LOVED LINDA MCCARTNEY AND HE STILL DOES GOD BLESS HIM
So sad how she died, isn't it?
Cancer is evil.
True love never dies!
If she could come back to life, no respect to Nancy, I’m sure he’d divorce her and get back with her. She was his true love, not Heather, that’s for sure
NO, he doesn't.....he loves his New Jersey trucker wife....
It's the love story that makes us all believe in love!
You're right, it is a beautiful love story . I gave up on the true love thing decades ago; but it's still nice to see someone else managed to find their soulmate. Conflicted? Yep. But I'm cool with that.
It was one of the best Rock & Roll Love Stories of all time. Priscilla and Elvis never had what they had.
For me Paul and Linda were the greatest couple in the history of ROCK-'N'-ROLL...just a really cool couple...🎸🎸🎸
I loved every minute of this video. Love Linda and Paul what a great marriage they had. RIP .
mary mccartney is so beautiful.
Right charlie!
Charlie Chan she is lovely indeed!
It’s the American in her
I agree. She looks most like his younger self.
sliat1981 - doubt that dude. Paul was the better looking of the two & Mary looks more like her father than her mother & Paul is british.
What a beautiful tribute to his wife. When a man loves you so much that it inspires him to create something wonderful is truly awesome!
A year after Linda's death he's courting Heather Mills. One year.
@@seltaeb3302 That could've been a reaction to grief and to try to get away from the pain. That's why they tell you not to do anything for a year or more, after someone passes, because you're not in your right mind and you can't make good decisions when you're not in a good frame of mind.
I have been blown away by this beautiful documentary. It weaves in and out of the history of Paul, Linda, and their family in a heartfelt and warm way. He and Linda surely paid their dues to become a world-renowned band after the Beatles. The interview with Stella McCartney was spot on and extremely revealing.
It was Mary not Stella interviewing!
@@cherylpetrosino9681 quite 😅
It’s Mary not Stella.
It is absolutely divine.
Nobody did it better for him than Linda. It was terribly sad she was stricken by cancer, then passed. However, they shared an amazing life, they each fully sustained one another in depths beyond what we could even see. There's no amount of money that can buy, nor replace that. What an incredible ride it was. 💖 RIP L.E.M. 💖🙏💫🌎
Your writings are so true in deed.
Paul McCartney is a musical treasure and as important as Beethoven and Mozart. If there is a musician whose path is worth emulating, it is him. Unfortunately, he has been overshadowed by John Lennon's premature death, which is quite unfortunate, since his is a monumental talent. The world is a better place for having you in it Mr. McCartney.
Well said, Jason. Yes, he's just a top bloke.
As important at Beethoven and Mozart!!! Jesus, STOP DRINKING!
He could never be overshadowed by Lennon. Paul was a better person and a much better songwriter.
My analogy is.. as Paul's music is always melodic and optimistic and John's is melancholic and deep, I relate that to the music of Chopin and Mozart.....Ithink of Paul as a modern day Mozart and John as Chopin
I'm not sure there is any evidence of Yoko being "highly intelligent" aside from John saying she was. I'm not saying she's not intelligent but saying she's highly intelligent is a big call.
I just realized paul looked so good with a beard!
What a sweet story of Paul and Linda. Linda was a classy, smart and strong woman. She complimented Paul nicely and no doubt inspired him. She always took the high road when the vicious press attacked her. No doubt she was an angel. RIP Linda.
Do you know what year this doc is made?
@@nilswestman4013 2001
Paul really loved his wife. One can only wish to have a love like theirs once in a lifetime.
RIP Linda McCartney 🕊🕊🕊🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
I couldn't agree more. She seemed warm, fun and smart too. He was a lucky man. Well, I guess they were both kind of lucky right?
@@nw1750 She was way luckier. It's not like she is Hot hot, and she was used goods to boot, with baggage in tow. Faul is a man amongst men given what he could have had.
The Beatles will always be The Beatles. Say no more. Speechless. This is a dream come true seeing this documentary.
Our generation has been blessed having Paul in our lives. What an exceptional human being!
What a wonderful couple and family they were...an inspiration.
Tom Gebarowski ironically the two longest marriages were Linda and Barbara. Both divorcees
Linda and Barbara were both divorced before meeting their husbands
Paul McCartney simply genuinely loves to play music. Thank you for this beautiful retrospective on his Wings years.
I love that when they were taking pictures Linda was holding a baby kitty! ❤️
Me too!! I always wonder if they kept that sweet kitty.
@@kimberly9129 How could they not!
@@filmneye I sure hope they did! I wonder if anyone knows if they did or not? Any later pictures or videos of it anywhere? I remember seeing a cat on their Scotland farm but I don’t know if it was this baby kitty or not.
If you mean the kitten at the wedding it belonged to Heather. She wanted to bring her favorite kitten to the wedding.
@@robinmoser7921 aww how sweet, thank you for sharing this. 👍💕😺
Such a beautiful couple and inspiring story. What a wonderful legacy. Rest in Paradise Linda. 🕊
What a tremendous production. My only regret is that Linda passed away. She is such a sweet person. She is Paul’s soulmate and best friend. I love them both.
She was tough too. If some wing member was going to be sacked after a tour Paul sent her to do it.
Thank you Mary for a great interview, letting us in on your memories and sharing your family’s amazing adventurers. Thank you Paul for giving us that explanation and walk down memory lane. I’m 64 and have lived my life loving the music of The Beatles and Wings. I saw wings at the Stadium in Chicago May 31, 1976. I seem to recall an acoustic set with all the guys playing guitar, sitting on the floor of the stage with your legs hanging over playing a variety of Beatles and Wings songs. Amazing memory. I taught myself to play acoustic guitar because of all the great music of the 60s and 70s.
The genius in all of this is Paul’s writing. Without his songs there would be no wings
This so was beautiful Paul found someone who made him feel the most him that he could be. She was so down to earth and grounded and she kept him grounded as well. They didn't have a fake marriage. It was true and genuine. I like how he said that yes there were times where they argued but you just got through it. Thats very true. You can tell just by the way he speaks about her that she was and will always be the greatest love of his life. The way he tells their stories to his daughter is so sweet. Paul and Linda have a love that we all hope to have in our own relationships and I found myself thinking about my own husband and how much I loved him and how much Paul and Linda reminded me of me of us. Thank you Paul for doing this documentary it was beautiful ❤️
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Had a terrible marriage according to
You talk about your husband in past tense. What happened?
@9:25 when Paul recalls how Linda turned to him & said, "You know, I can make you a nice home." and how he was awestruck by that, the expression on his face tells you how much he loved her (and still does).
Mary, you did such a wonderful job. You outshine the best of interviewers/anchors. Your mum would be absolutely chuffed. And I can see that you had an absolutely wonderful childhood with the very best of parents. Much kudos.
I really enjoyed it ..Linda was a beautiful human being and has left a wonderful legacy ❤
Being a fan of Paul McCartney- For Quite a number of years and still am, I caught this documentary on TV in 2001- in later picked it up in Sam goody ( a popular music store four it's time.)-- Everybody knew the Beatles and their music; thank Goodness for that..!!
When I was growing up I heard Wings on the radio all the time WNEW-FM- NY WPLJ latter WAPP-FM And every where else.
This documentary gives a very good account of their love ❤, and how They're affection for each other Grew 💙 and develop much Further.. it's a very Beautiful account of what they had and what they shared- Even though Linda- sadly lived a short Life, The memory of what they had, and what they shared will live on With their Children and in the Fans they have. In Rock and Roll History Forever..
Thank You:
Paul For Sharing
This with Everyone
Mary McCartney is stunning.
DualityofManLimited nah
This documentary is a treasure. I tend to watch it from time-to-time to remind myself how much I cherish Linda, particularly her lovely voice. I grew up listening to her harmonies, and felt her warmth and love in song. Paul was so fortunate to have found her. Many thanks to Mary McCartney for sharing these family memories.
Your welcome Columba Kos!
Her harmonies on Let It Be were priceless.
there was one misnomer that was really not true: that soundboard recording of Linda
Columba Kos is this meant to be Paul McCartney? I'm sure Linda knew it was Billy but Heather certainly fell in love with Paul - just ask her - her silence speaks a thousand words
funny you should say that you have watched it from time to time as I have also
I was really sad when Linda got sick and passed. She was so beautiful and strong. They were so obviously soul mates. Made a beautiful family. Enjoyed each others talents and intertwined their talents. The Beatles wrote such awesome music!! I remember feeling such joy and euphoria when I heard their music. The McCartney Album was incredible!!!! I still play it today and enjoy the hell out this music...because it's real " music" the stuff on the radio today is just empty. It doesn't move my soul a bit.❤😘 Thank you so much Paul. For never giving up writing such healing music! Such wonderful music. The Beatles influenced me to become a pretty good musician. I was born with music in me. God bless you Paul. Thank you so much for always sharing!
Linda saved him from the breakdown. Such an extraordinary story and it's still going...
God bless the Beatles ❤️
and left her own first daughter all that time..
@@Ace-ke7fq Not true. Know your facts. They were a family.
I discovered the Beatles at age 8 in 1969, and was heartbroken when they broke up soon afterwards. But then...WINGS!!! And Paul looked hotter and performed better than ever!! That hot babe could PLAY AND SING HIS ASS OFF!!! I was In Love, all through my teens. I am now 56, and hope to see Paul perform the next time he comes to America. Watching this video, made me realize just how many Wings songs I loved, and forgot all about, until today, a quiet November Saturday at home, grieving the loss of a fellow Beatle loving friend, Jimi Image...we used to spend hours, playing Beatles songs in the 80's singing along with our own harmonies, and we knew every word to every song. So when he passed away, I came here to post the interview on Jimi's page, where Paul plays John's song "Beautiful Boy," and breaks into tears, cause that's how I was feeling about losing Jimi...autoplay was on, and it rolled right into this video. It's been a day of re-living so many lost memories. Thanks for posting this video.
25 here. Thank you for making me feel young! :D
I agree, I think Paul was hottest in Wings and his voice was fantastic and strong. I know the Beatles breakup was very emotionally hurtful and stressful on Paul but I’m glad he stuck with music and didn’t give up-he’s brought such joy to my life!
Paul & Linda... What a Life....What a Love....
You get a thumbs up 25 from me. Theirs' is the love I will have or not at all.
LINDA WAS REAL...YOKO IS A NUTCASE
Loved the acoustic and harmonies on “Bluebird”. I’d quite forgotten how much my sister and I loved Wings. We were immersed in Beatles all our childhoods (b. 1958 & 1960).
By the time Band on the Run came out, she was around 15, we a couple of years later, when what was left of our family splintered, it was me and sis, me bunking on the sofa in her damp rented flat. We’d play this & Red Rose Speedway endlessly. They weren’t the “great days” you’d hope your teens to be, but for us, it was a period of glorious, predictable calm, after years of severe tension at what passed for home.
My favorite couple...I so love Paul & Linda, and seeing them having fun together as bandmates, friends and a married couple is always a pleasure to watch. Good company and good music!
Now that I think about it, Paul hasn't had it easy when it comes to his loved ones. His mother died when he was a kid, John died prematurely and Linda wasn't really that old either.
he is the last one . Well, Ringo....but,.... Paul ...he's a soldier . Watch the Obama White house musical concert honoring . A,mazing stuff . literally all the top musicians all do a song of his . Its tear jerking .
Samuli Hynninen I think because his mom died when he was a kid, he married someone very nurturing and kind. Such a shame that they both died of breast cancer.
56 is a youngin' sweetie....remember my words
Samuli Hynninen Linda, was too young to go. She contributed so much, to Paul and the band, and her darling, precious children! What a family. What a love story. Thanks so much Paul, for the lovely video. Tears in my eyes, now. Love, peace be with you! ☺✌💙
Linda was a very beautiful person....just like Paul!
Linda was and will always be a great lady. May she rest in peace and rest in power.🙏😇💯❤️
My favorite albums are the first two. I'll never forget the day my girlfriend came over and gave me the first one with those cherries and the little kid in Paul's coat .I loved it and was very soon singing along. Love Paul and Linda and I loved Wings . It was a great time .
Paul fought the hardest to keep the Beatles together, there's no question their demise hit him the hardest as well. Making it to the top a second time around was pretty much unprecedented.
I saw Paul and Linda in 1993 in New Orleans. I was 2 weeks from having my daughter. On bedrest. My doctor allowed me off bedrest. The most beautiful show. I cried through a lot of it. Pregnancy hormones? Probably so and I took this band so seriously. We miss her so. I had my little girl on May 18, 1993. I took her to see Paul in 2003. She is still a Beatles’ baby!! 30!!
What an amazing time they shared!! This is such a beautiful story. Makes me see Paul & Linda in a wonderful light. It is so sad that she had to pass away so young. Thank goodness she did have such a grand life!!
You know- the Paul & Linda love story always made my heart melt more so than any other love story- you could just see in them how much they adored each other- so tragic she passed so young & horribly; beautiful woman.
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This was fantastic to see. I loved watching you and Linda together with your family and dogs and horses. You were so good together. I think Linda is amazing. That song Baby I'm Amazed really fits her. You two were Gold. I loved Wings. Paul, you and Linda did a wonderful job raising your family and showing us all that real love is possible. Thank you Sir Paul McCartney xoxo for being who you are and loving animals. Thank you to lovely Linda for all her love and her teaching of how beautiful the spirit of an animal is. Blessings~
"Maybe I'm Amazed" - best version is on 'wings over America' Album.
You know, the album McCartney taught me about love as a 14 year old girl, and I’ve always searched for that vibe but never found it in my own relationships. I thought it was so cool that he loved his wife so much that he made music with her, and took her on tour. I was enthralled by them. McCartney, Wild Life, and Ram were my faves, really changed me for life. :) ❤️
110% agree. My outlook on life would have been quite different had it not been for Mr McCartney's music and Wings.
Be yourself and you'll find your soul mate.
@@rt66vintage16 Thank you, I try. :)
That's because you've not met me 😁✌️
True love is hard to find. As Paul said, "Love doesn't come in a minute...sometimes it doesn't come at all!" But now you'll KNOW IT WHEN YOU SEE IT!
Never a better articulated and truer sentence "The Beatles were ready to break up".
Wow! What a lovely normal family. I just love the way Paul and his daughter relate to each other, and the way they affectionately refer to Linda as "Mum." Great documentary.
RAM…hands down the best McCartney album ever. I grew up memorizing every word and note.❤️
This video shows why of all the Beatles, I like Paul the most- ONE wife, never divorced and he's the most balanced of the four. He only married again- because of Linda's passing due to breast cancer.
I love the sound of Paul and Linda singing together ❤ it was very special
"I Am Your Singer"
"We planted 'em and didn't know what they were, and five of 'em came up illegal!" Hahahaaaa yeah right Paul we believe you. Linda trying not to crack up beside him. Her face says it all lol!
Linda was definitely Paul’s true Love nobody else will ever take her place ❤
If only Paul had known that.
@@blackcoffee. exactly
Give Nancy Chevelle a break. Paul seems to be happy again.
If she was his true love he would've never been with others and its sad "moving on" is glamorized just goes to show all of you live off of Conditional love and selfishness.
Bați câmpii rău nenea! @@godloveszaza
Such a BEAUTIFUL documentary..Wingspan is a GIFT to fans.
Mac was very lucky to have met Linda. He had a lot on his plate and could have gone a self-destructive path but she helped him through the legalities of his past and, through slowing their lives down, a self exploration of who he was. It’s very hard starting all over when you’ve been on top and with her and the kids (and animals), he jump-started his career and himself. In other words, as strange as it sounds folks, he needed her much more than she needed him. Yet she took it on herself (having to deal with the bullshit of marriage of an ex-Beatles) and helped To create a new, healthy, Paul McCartney. For all who love his music, we all owe her a great debt. Thank You!, Linda Eastman-McCartney.
Absolutely!!!
Yes it was Gods Grace he met and married Linda.
I always had a kindred feeling for Linda. I had a young daughter named Heather when I remarried to a single man.
That footage of Let It Be still breaks my heart…I was 7 years old, the announcement had just been made that The Beatles were calling it quits, my whole world was ending and the news cast ended with that clip of Paul singing let it be and I was sobbing my little broken heart out. I still feel that little girl’s pain. I can also say, as the world’s greatest procrastinator I’m so sorry, Uncle Albert..is still my mantra and the first record I ever owned which was a Christmas present from Mum and Dad was Ram..then every Wings album thereafter…making Xmas gift gifting pretty easy for them. I won Venus and Mars in a Violet Crumble competition….I also gots Linda’s Pictures for my birthday and still treasure it. It’s a piece of music history, unparalleled….all that to say, Paul and Linda were great together, and they somehow combined down-to-earth family life and rock and roll, and made it work. Linda left this earth way too soon..this is a lovely tribute.
Change is inevitable it was always a mystery to me "why" the Beatles broke up, but people can outgrow each other, and business matters can ruin any relationship. What is truly amazing is that these guys were so talented that they could stand alone on their own albums. Their distinctive voices and harmonies will remain forever a classic legendary sound. Loved the Rolling Stones, but no one can compare to the "Beatles".
Yr rht I think they outgrew each other..it happens in groups..and sometimes it works out for the better..
'I'm not there cause Im a great keyboard player. Im there because we love each other.' Beautiful.
So sweet! At 74 years old I've decided that I NEED to see this man before I die. The soundtrack of my entire life is in here.... first love, first high, some lows, so much more.
You REALLY do. If you get the chance, grab it. It is the most amazing show and the love in the room will blow you away.
I love this beautiful woman, She lived the life I wanted to live in! ☺️ I love horses as well, so she had me at hello. Anything that has Paul and Linda McCartney, till this day, I love. What a fantastic family 😉. Just love this life that they had. Still do.
This was awesome! I was 13 when Wings over America toured and i won 2 tickets to attend from a radio station in San Francisco. My mom’s coworker took me as she was a huge Paul McCartney fan. It was an awesome concert and was the first time we were exposed to the “new” laser lights!!
Gr8 memories Wings were fantastic, unfortunately I was too young in the 1970s 🎉🎉🎉🎉
As a 50 year old who got married at 19, I love this. I've always looked up to their marriage. I was a high-school dropout when I met my future wife. I had really long hair and looked like a total hippie/rocker. I grew up and am still happily married. I rarely had girlfriends as a teen. I had friends who always seemed to be in a serious relationship - they couldn't be alone. None of them stayed married to one person oddly.
Wonderful to know there does actually exist true love.
Hello dear,how are you doing?
Only when two people are prepared to work for it. Love is an action word.
@@allymayful There is one other absolute must for enduring love between two people....RESPECT. When respect is lost, love can not be sustained.
Unlike someone else we know,she actually could carry a tune.🌻
Check Berry's face on stage that day was priceless.
“Someone else we know” 💀
@@Nautilus1972 honestly one of my favourite videos
Bill Burr's Hilarious Rant on Yoko Ono with John Lennon and Chuck Berry, check this out
If you're talking Yoko, then yes, Linda could carry a tune. Take Yoko out of the equation and Linda couldn't carry a tune to save her life. But she was the love of Paul's life and a fantastic mum to the four likeable, grounded McCartney children. She was also a great photographer. RIP Linda.
Paul and Linda were very fortunate to find each other. They did their life together on their terms. Some of us have never been able to find our soulmate. RIP Linda and as for Paul, May you continue to bring your music fourth to the world and make it a little happier for us to be in it. ❤❤ I see as almost a big brother.
What a beautiful story of a great love for each other and their family. I thoroughly enjoyed watching.
Been a big Beatles fan since i was a young boy in the mid 60's, I never bothered with the band after they split, but having watched this documentary, Paul Mc Cartney, and his whole family are a credit to the world not only musically, but morally. what drives this legend ?, A wonderful role model for any budding musician, and as a man itself.
Paul and Linda were a true love story.
I'd never seen this video before and it opened my eyes to the individual and relationship strength they had. More remarkable from him given his worldwide stature but both faced their individual fears and triumphed.
+Tassy McCormick. Well put Tassy.
It certainly appeared so but why did he feel compelled to marry that 2nd time so relatively soon after Linda passed?
TJKillip I think he was in so much pain, and was rebounding from losing the love of his life, and that opportunistic bitch took advantage.
we're on the same page here about wife #2 but still can understand a worldly man like PM to fall supposedly for #2's contention when they 1st met that she'd never heard of the Beatles. Yeah right. There was a huge red flag.
I never imagine that Paul would ever be short on money and living in a lumber yard. Thanks for this story
I miss those days so much. Very special times and back when family times were so important. Thank you for sharing this with us. All of the individual Beatles were special and each and every way of themselves. Thank you 1964 to the present.
I love the kitten in Linda’s arms. Miss her. 💔
Must be nice to have a parent you can have a reasonable, fun yet adult conversation with.
Totally. The way he looks at her while she's talking, so full of love. Brought tears to my eyes.
❤amen
I really love and miss Linda McCartney very much! She was such a beautiful hearted lady! Soft spoken and very talented too! I miss you, Linda!
Im 54 and grew up with WIngs playing in the car with me mom driving here and there... all over the radio them days. This documentary brings me back and is nostalgia to the point of tears. Have recently revisited all the Wings/Ram era stuff and have concluded this is some REALLY AMAZING SHIT... REALLY. Well done PAUL and LINDA... Ram is unrivaled and so much more. The easy (and heavy) like Sunday morning love between these two is really really something. Whats more, Paul's music post Beatles is ICONIC and omnipresent in this ol guys head. THANK YOU PAUL and Linda for the example of your love. This doc captures that time so exceptionally. Linda REALLY is such a little Yank Hippie Chick, eh.... Just so laid back and utterly fantastic> Cheers Linda. Thank you for this art... it has me filled to the brim.
what a very nice daughter .. unspoilt by her father's fame.
Her American mother taught her lovely manners
When they were growing up, their Children lead a relatively "normal" life and that's saying alot when you look at the Children of The Beach Boys, not to mention Ronnie Wood's Children in The Rolling Stones. They went to a Regular School, had a regular allowance, did chores, had to work no privileges whatsoever. Even James his "Only" Son knows he has such big shoes to fill whenever he performs but he's done it all, wait tables, work as a sculptor and although he knows he'll never live up to his Father's Achievements, he's happy with his lot. I hear he loves Nancy Shevell alot.
Linda was such a loving wife and very devoted to Paul, even on stage she is always looking at him smiling, so happy and content. Very very sad to lose her, she was such a world person in her thoughts with so much compassion, a fantastic artist, clever, smart, and so lovely in general. Some people are just so ignorant and have little conscious about their actions when they got married, which is a shame on them. RIP Linda, you are a star among stars and God bless you sweet heart.
I loved Linda. What a beautiful person she was. This made me cry. Life is so not fair sometimes. My mum died at 41 in 1976. She was beautiful too. Lovely to see this film. I loved Wings to bits back then. X❤
Linda was the great love of Paul's life. No one can or will ever replace her. RIP Linda.😢
1:12:00 "I'm a famous composer, darling - this is important!" "Oh dad, shut up."
mpmattson lol
mpmattson so funny.
So blessed to have experienced such a true partnership, so very few of us get to find our soulmate 💜✨
This makes me love Linda a million % more now after watching this, not that I already didn’t immensely but I thank her for saving Paul
Right? She was a wonderful lady
This is what happens when a photographer and a bass guitar player get together- “they make history together” What a lovely documentary!
Linda was so amazing. A great voice, a wonderful inspiration wrapped in a beautiful person, I still miss Linda, and I`ve never met her...
Thank you Paul for sharing these beautiful, intimate memories. Lovely documentary bittersweet...... Thanks for posting
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Alex Xavier Nope.
He really loved his wife and he wanted to work with her. I love the way they lived the 70s and I loved Wings music. A real icon.
A maker of music.And a normal down to earth man.
What a lovely love story. Linda was a nature gal and Paul followed her desire because he new it would make her happy. They were very kind to one another through all of rock and rolls ups and downs. But Paul will be remembered forever as one of the greatest musicians of our era, he is such a blessing to us, it's to bad Linda isn't still by his side.
I was born in 1965 -- in the middle of it all. Since the day I started noticing and appreciating music, I loved the Beatles music -- and I really loved Paul. lol It warms my heart that he found such love and happiness with Linda. I wish it could've lasted longer for him. You're a rock star Paul -- wait -- you really are a rock star! ps I would've loved, loved, loved to have lived on that farm in Scotland with all of those animals. :)
Hello dear,how are you doing?
me too ❤️
RIP Jimmy McCulloch.... One of my all time favorite guitarists, who played for my favorite Beatle!!