It’s kinda sad wings were always living in that shadow because they were truly great in their own right. No one will ever top or even match the Beatles, but the comparison is unfair. Wings was awesome and that’s enough
@@eric7922 yeah, i kinda figured it was a given that Geddy make every list like this. Kinda like Babe Ruth is mentioned whenever the conversation is about hitting home runs.
Singing lead while playing a counter bass line has been described as rubbing your head and belly in opposite directions while hopping backwards. Not easy to do! Few pull it off better than Macca.
Can't imagine what I was doing in 1976, to miss him and Wings. Saw him only five times. At Summerfest a man in front of me said he'd seen Paul a dozen and that was the best. I saw him at Lambeau Field in Green Bay and that is the best experience. Radio and newspapers said Paul was the best thing to happen in GB along with the Packers
This is how Wings opened up the show at the Cow Palace in June of 1976 I stood for the whole concert about 25 yards or so from the stage. Like others have said on this post the band and the music was awesome that night and the musicianship was excellent my first concert after being assigned Travis Air Force Base in California was this concert what a blessing and what a way to open a show.
I was there too, standing in that long line outside the Cow Palace, and then getting inside to an absolute free-for-all to find a place to sit. So grateful for the Wings Over America vids on UA-cam.
@@jameswilspn1907 duly noted, but a band is a band, and maybe it's fair to say that their are bands inducted in the HOF that are bloody-shite compared to wings. I'm very fortunate to have seen this band in '76 in Landover, Maryland on Sunday night 05/16/76, my very first concert actually .and it's the one and only time I've seen Paul in concert.
Stop all this under rated slop. Just because we don't go on about him doesn't mean he's not rated. He was the one of many drummers Paul has used & a good drummer otherwise he'd not been employed. Joe English a HIGHLY RATED drummer. Fact. Ok.
Ikr if I were there I would’ve lost it once Jet started playing after Rock Show. I always thought Jet and Rock Show had the same vibe. Also the first time I listened to the Venus and Mars album I thought there was no way he didn’t start shows with that one… I guess I was right lol
I've seen a lot of concerts up to that point and after that point this stands within one of my top three concerts of all the groups I've seen the night was magical
Forget it.... this line of Wings is nothing short of absolutely, completely and utterly, for me, UNTOUCHABLE !!! These Wings Rule! Have a go at Flynn with'em
My classmate at Cumbernauld High. Don't forget one of the greatest one hit wonders he played in Thunderclap Newman 'There's Something In The Air'. Rock In Pleasure Jimmy miss you matey..
I was at that show, and startled the whole band at a critical moment yelling '' HEY! LOOK UP HERE!. and Paul jumped out of his rocking chair, held up his guitar and did a couple WOO'S. even the horn section was startled. thats how loud i yellled. Afterwards all i could see was eyes all around looking at me for rows and rows of the fans. Even my best friend Bob was startled. Hell it startled me too. It just popped out.
I was at the 1976 Wings concert in Cleveland, Ohio --- May 10, 1976. It was amazing. Paul's voice was pitch perfect-- you could hear a pin drop during "Yesterday". And this opening--- Venus and Mars, then right into Jet--- had everyone on their feet and screaming. It was an incredible night.
Gotcha my brother - May 15th, Capital Centre in Landover, Maryland just outside of DC. I agree - the sound was perfect and the opening of Venus and Mars / Rock Show / Jet was fantastic. It definitely was an incredible night - my first big concert - and still one of the best concerts I've ever seen (400+ shows later). 30+ songs with incredible pacing, including an acoustic set, an incredible mix of Beatles and Macca stuff with a couple others thrown in, periods of Paul at the piano, then a fantastic build up of rockers leading to a great climax with two awesome encores. THE consummate professional of them of all!
Along with John. They were a miraculous pair, twin brothers, musically speaking. True soul mates. The fact that they were born in the same city and that their paths crossed during their teen years is nothing short of baffling. Legendary stuff that'll still stun people hundred years from now, no doubt.
@@bethelight5613 you could not be more wrong. Plenty of young people love Paul McCartney because he has more talent in his pinky toe than any main stream artist today. Why are you commenting on these videos just being rude to people enjoying themselves and just being a prick all around EDIT: Also you realise the person who posted the comment is pretty far from reaching her 80s right?
John received all of the accolades for being the "serious" one. Meanwhile, Paul was creating timeless music and having fun. Long live "Wings." Blackbird fly.
Yeah ... but without John's foot on his ass, he wrote such smart lyrics as "Someone's knocking at the door ... somebody's ringing the bell ... do me a favor, open the door, and let him in." Talk about mailing it in.
@@cactaceous idk man, the hits he wrote like let it be, yesterday, hey jude had great lyrics, also he wrote good songs in band on the run and in his solo career In conclusion, whenever he wrote good lyrics it became a hit, meaning he preferred quantity over quality and thats why the beatles had so many songs in such a short span of time
The song is not about someone knocking on the literal door though. It’s talking about cultural paragons relegated to the periphery of “history” that haven’t changed our society’s behavior because we don’t take what they embodied seriously (“Martin Luther,” as in King jr.; “Sister Susie,” as in B. Anthony, “Brother John,” as in F. Kennedy)
People can argue all they want but paul was definitely the most talented out of the beatles. People may think different musically but in terms of musical intelligence it's paul.
I looked up Wings on their Wikipedia page and it astonished me how the British press in the beginning criticized Paul in his efforts to get a new band going post Beatles. I think somehow they believed he was nothing separate from the Beatles. UK public wasn't very receptive ,either. They only had one #1 hit there- Mull of Kintyre . On the other side of the spectrum ,the US embraced his new band whole heartedly. The band collected hit after hit . I'm trying to think of one that didn't top the US chart. Five #1 straight albums,also. Pre Wings ,post Beatles ,Paul had two big US hits with Uncle Albert / Admiral Halsey and It's Just Another Day
@@greg62945 That was a factor. If you notice, he avoided doing his big screamers live ("Oh Woman, Oh Why", "Monkberry Moon Delight", the screaming part of "Maybe I'm Amazed", etc.) He knew what he could do live consistently, which was obviously a lot because he had a naturally huge range to begin with.
McCartney live shows were always a sensation. I’ve been to 4 concerts. Shame his voice has gone now. He strained those cords for too many years, giving it 100%.
You can always tell how much Paul loves to play live, it’s really a shame that his time in the Beatles had next to none of it in their later years, I’m sure a tour would have brought them closer together
Dunno about that. Beatles songs were becoming hard to play and they were focusing on making good / introspective songs , meaning that touring won't help and that prob they couldn't handle the stress of it, guess it was for the best
He's on wife no.3, so doubt it. Paul has s complex relationship issues. One year on after Linda's passing he sees Heather & dates. One year. He has a need for a woman in his life. Linda knew this & probably told him to get hooked up as quick as he wanted. He doesn't fall in love initially as it was with Linda. It was let's start a family which he craved for & did & got hitched & love grew. If his 3rd wife died he would do the same. Complex man.
@@SFCISME I don't dispute that but he didn't fall in love just agreed to get married & have children & love grew & she knew exactly what to do ie subservient to top dog Paul. Heather Mills was badly treated by him as she was not gonna be a Tammy Wynette stand by my man, & he got rid pronto, locks changed etc. Wife 3 was selected & she knows the score. It's not about love just a support for Paul. Is he looking for another Linda? Probably.
Damn I miss them, they were so good, in spite of what the naysayers and critics have said about Wings. Some of them even said disgusting things about Linda that went far beyond unfairly critiquing her musicianship. It's all self serving BS, look at the record sales, and concert ticket sales figures. Thank God they filmed the tour for posterity.
Wings seems to me as the precursor to so many good bands like queen for example, sir paul is certainly best composer of all time in rock specially. god bless him
John the asshole was praised as a saint in the 70s and his buddy who owned the rolling stone magazine did all he could to trash Paul. Paul was leagues better than John and had way more class than him too. George was always the jealous little brother throwing shade at Paul anytime he could.
IMO... same, you heard some of the Joe English Band material? A live version of a song called "Victory" has a good solo from Joe, pity camera work isn't closer...
@@andrewvincent7299 agreed. One of the few songs that sounded better in one particular live recording than the studio versions ever did or could have. Whoever the sound/recording engineers were at those specific concerts deserve huge props.
Macca's songwriting and charisma leave his astounding singing ability in the shade if you know what I mean. The guy's a freak! And I haven't even mentioned his musicianship.
I was 14 when I saw Paul performing in Rotterdam. Very exciting as I never had ecpected to see a formerBeatle live on stsge. The date wss Thursday March 25 1976.
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Totally in agreement ❤️👍
Paul. Always the cute one!
This era of Wings, in my opinion, was as brilliant as anything Paul did with The Beatles.
Yes, I agree, and one time in the mid '70's I thought Wings were better than the Beatles, for real👍✌️🎸
Absolutely!! I love Wings just as much as The Beatles, and The Beatles are my favorite band. 😂❤️
It’s kinda sad wings were always living in that shadow because they were truly great in their own right. No one will ever top or even match the Beatles, but the comparison is unfair. Wings was awesome and that’s enough
For sure, and so much fun.
Even John Lennon mentioned in interviews that Paul was the most successful solo Beatle.
It's absolutely remarkable how a bassist can hold down the groove while singing lead vocals.
What a brilliant voice he had . The best of his generation 🎉
It’s rare for sure. Jason Scheff, Peter Cetera, Jack Blades, Jack Bruce, Kim Deal, and Lemmy were decent too. A few others could hold their own.
@@theaspiephotographer Geddy Lee...cites Paul as one of his greatest influences.
@@eric7922 yeah, i kinda figured it was a given that Geddy make every list like this. Kinda like Babe Ruth is mentioned whenever the conversation is about hitting home runs.
Singing lead while playing a counter bass line has been described as rubbing your head and belly in opposite directions while hopping backwards. Not easy to do! Few pull it off better than Macca.
If there was 1 concert that i could go back in time and see, this would be it.
Same.
This and Led Zeppelin.
Can't imagine what I was doing in 1976, to miss him and Wings. Saw him only five times. At Summerfest a man in front of me said he'd seen Paul a dozen and that was the best. I saw him at Lambeau Field in Green Bay and that is the best experience. Radio and newspapers said Paul was the best thing to happen in GB along with the Packers
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@@troyowens2903❤❤❤❤agree100% Those were my 2 ..I would go back to .This and Yes Led Zepp & I saw all..all
This is how Wings opened up the show at the Cow Palace in June of 1976 I stood for the whole concert about 25 yards or so from the stage. Like others have said on this post the band and the music was awesome that night and the musicianship was excellent my first concert after being assigned Travis Air Force Base in California was this concert what a blessing and what a way to open a show.
I was there too, standing in that long line outside the Cow Palace, and then getting inside to an absolute free-for-all to find a place to sit. So grateful for the Wings Over America vids on UA-cam.
It's so unfair that Wings never got inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame !
So true!
They were not really a band. They were Paul’s backup musicians. Denny Laine said that.
Does anyone really care?
@@jameswilspn1907 duly noted, but a band is a band, and maybe it's fair to say that their are bands inducted in the HOF that are bloody-shite compared to wings. I'm very fortunate to have seen this band in '76 in Landover, Maryland on Sunday night 05/16/76, my very first concert actually .and it's the one and only time I've seen Paul in concert.
That so called hall of fame is a fucking joke
Jimmy mcculloch was soooo talented
That he was. If he had only been able to conquer his addictions, who knows what heights he might have reached?
Amazing group so sad Linda passed she was beautiful RIP
Yep, Linda was a sweetheart.
Very special lady.
Also Linda McCartney to. Some people would be intimidated by the talent in Wings,,,she held her own beautifully 😍
She's great!!
Yes, she did.
Paul was easily the most comfortable of all the Beatles playing live. A true showman.
Joe English such a fun energetic drummer. Definitely underrated. Loved this wings line up
Stop all this under rated slop. Just because we don't go on about him doesn't mean he's not rated. He was the one of many drummers Paul has used & a good drummer otherwise he'd not been employed. Joe English a HIGHLY RATED drummer. Fact. Ok.
Cocaine
Played with Billy joel
I saw this tour June 1976 Cow Palace Joe was best drummer
Not underrated. Right where he should be.
The 4 piece horn section was unbelievable also
One of the absolute best concert openings IN ROCK HISTORY!
The best bro
Nada similar
@@burgofichakia One of the absolute best PERIOD!
Ikr if I were there I would’ve lost it once Jet started playing after Rock Show. I always thought Jet and Rock Show had the same vibe. Also the first time I listened to the Venus and Mars album I thought there was no way he didn’t start shows with that one… I guess I was right lol
*THE* best.
Sorry, not even close 😂. When was the last time you went to a concert?
May be the greatest Tour of the decade and there were many great ones.
I've seen a lot of concerts up to that point and after that point this stands within one of my top three concerts of all the groups I've seen the night was magical
Forget it.... this line of Wings is nothing short of absolutely, completely and utterly, for me, UNTOUCHABLE !!! These Wings Rule! Have a go at Flynn with'em
Sorry who's Flynn?
Often overlooked....
Tragedy that a extremely talented musician like Jimmy McCullough passed so early at 26.
This was a GREAT band
Yup! Without Mr McCullough Wings has became into simple McCartney's surrounding only, imho....
My classmate at Cumbernauld High. Don't forget one of the greatest one hit wonders he played in Thunderclap Newman 'There's Something In The Air'. Rock In Pleasure Jimmy miss you matey..
Jimmy McCulloch, not McCullough. Henry McCullough was guitarist in Wings first incarnation.
Whatever...Spelled the name wrong but thanks for pointing it out
another great musician lost to addiction. rip jimmy
The 70's were a great time and the Wings were great
I was one of gazzilions that saw one of his shows(Kingdome 10 of June, '76) - If there was ever a show I'd like to time-travel back to...
I was at that show, and startled the whole band at a critical moment yelling '' HEY! LOOK UP HERE!. and Paul jumped out of his rocking chair, held up his guitar and did a couple WOO'S. even the horn section was startled. thats how loud i yellled. Afterwards all i could see was eyes all around looking at me for rows and rows of the fans. Even my best friend Bob was startled. Hell it startled me too. It just popped out.
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I was at the 1976 Wings concert in Cleveland, Ohio --- May 10, 1976. It was amazing. Paul's voice was pitch perfect-- you could hear a pin drop during "Yesterday". And this opening--- Venus and Mars, then right into Jet--- had everyone on their feet and screaming. It was an incredible night.
It really still stands..to be 1 of the best besides Led Zepp..The song Remains The Same!❤❤❤❤
Gotcha my brother - May 15th, Capital Centre in Landover, Maryland just outside of DC. I agree - the sound was perfect and the opening of Venus and Mars / Rock Show / Jet was fantastic. It definitely was an incredible night - my first big concert - and still one of the best concerts I've ever seen (400+ shows later). 30+ songs with incredible pacing, including an acoustic set, an incredible mix of Beatles and Macca stuff with a couple others thrown in, periods of Paul at the piano, then a fantastic build up of rockers leading to a great climax with two awesome encores. THE consummate professional of them of all!
@@caramanico1YES- I agree on all you rememetbered
Paul was the genius in the Beatles.
Along with John. They were a miraculous pair, twin brothers, musically speaking. True soul mates. The fact that they were born in the same city and that their paths crossed during their teen years is nothing short of baffling. Legendary stuff that'll still stun people hundred years from now, no doubt.
@@corailgris They lived only a mile apart! that's insane!
@@corailgris thats a fact jack!!
@@joseph47711 Arrrrrrmmmeee training sir
Paul was the head, John was the heart, George was the soul, Ringo was the drummer
The best live album ever made!
Agreed, Pulse takes a close second
I totally agree. I played my vinyl over and over and my CDs of this show.
Frampton Comes Alive was pretty good as well.
Paul is a gift to the Universe, all are lucky to have witnessed the birth of his words and music that will go on forever
Wings in 1976 was the best group superstar of the world 😂❤ Great Macca!
No wonder, one of the Beatles is a member of it.
So much soul in Paul's voice!
that kid did good ;)>>>awesome
You mean Billy's voice?
As I get older I love him more and more (I’m 28)
He was great
@@pxpunklv you believe in that 50 year old hoax?
Is there *anything* Paul can't do??? The man is some sort of God, I swear.
Omg. I personally believe the remaining fans are 75 to 85 yo ppl who still have PM shrines in their homes
@@bethelight5613 you could not be more wrong. Plenty of young people love Paul McCartney because he has more talent in his pinky toe than any main stream artist today. Why are you commenting on these videos just being rude to people enjoying themselves and just being a prick all around
EDIT: Also you realise the person who posted the comment is pretty far from reaching her 80s right?
@@bethelight5613 mate I'm 16 and wish I'd be allowed to make a McCartney shrine in my house
Me too.
@@thebookofeli849 I’m 16 and I have a Paul McCartney shrine in my house
John received all of the accolades for being the "serious" one. Meanwhile, Paul was creating timeless music and having fun. Long live "Wings." Blackbird fly.
Yeah ... but without John's foot on his ass, he wrote such smart lyrics as "Someone's knocking at the door ... somebody's ringing the bell ... do me a favor, open the door, and let him in." Talk about mailing it in.
@@jeffmchugh3757 McCartney was never a great lyricist. Still is not.
@@cactaceous He's a great lyricist when he wants to be. Just lazy, much as John was musically lazy.
@@cactaceous idk man, the hits he wrote like let it be, yesterday, hey jude had great lyrics, also he wrote good songs in band on the run and in his solo career
In conclusion, whenever he wrote good lyrics it became a hit, meaning he preferred quantity over quality and thats why the beatles had so many songs in such a short span of time
The song is not about someone knocking on the literal door though. It’s talking about cultural paragons relegated to the periphery of “history” that haven’t changed our society’s behavior because we don’t take what they embodied seriously (“Martin Luther,” as in King jr.; “Sister Susie,” as in B. Anthony, “Brother John,” as in F. Kennedy)
paul's voice sounds soooooo cool
7:20 Peace, Love, Goosebumps.
Linda McCartney, forever. 🎹❤️🎶🎸🥁
8:30 Macca absolutely in the zone
This concert proved who was the best of the Beatles Paul could do it all . John probably felt sick after seeing this concert
Paul was always the most comfortable of the 4 on stage
People can argue all they want but paul was definitely the most talented out of the beatles. People may think different musically but in terms of musical intelligence it's paul.
Paul is my favorite Beatle, but the four Beatles together made magic that will never be duplicated
Really thinks like a bassist.
Counterpoints.
Mastering the vocals.
Yep
Xoxo Linda
You supported your love
Rip
Joe's drumming on Jet is definitely the best that's ever been done on that song. It's fucking fantastic!!
Пол - Король эстрады ! Лучший композитор эстрадных песен 20 века !❤
I will never forgive you for putting an ad on the transition between Rock Show and Jet
All of these guys were great musicians and Paul was just unreal.
this is simply epic.
Pinch me, I saw Wings in 1976 at Philly. After 40 plus years will see Paul in Orlando on 05/28/2022.
What a brilliant live singer.
Love
Paul’s
McMullet
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Can't get anyone to give me Linda's 😢😢
I looked up Wings on their Wikipedia page and it astonished me how the British press in the beginning criticized Paul in his efforts to get a new band going post Beatles. I think somehow they believed he was nothing separate from the Beatles. UK public wasn't very receptive ,either. They only had one #1 hit there- Mull of Kintyre .
On the other side of the spectrum ,the US embraced his new band whole heartedly. The band collected hit after hit . I'm trying to think of one that didn't top the US chart. Five #1 straight albums,also.
Pre Wings ,post Beatles ,Paul had two big US hits with Uncle Albert / Admiral Halsey and It's Just Another Day
I've always had a hunch that Brits don't love Paul as they should do
That's because there's NO fan like an AMERICAN fan. Any price, just name it...to see somebody like SIR Paul!!!!!!!!
Great bass line while singing with speed!
Open handed drummer...always fun to spot one in the wild
I always wonder how Paul took care of his voice. He sounds incredible on every song, so strong and musical.
He must have the right range or sings in the right key for his voice.
@@greg62945 That was a factor. If you notice, he avoided doing his big screamers live ("Oh Woman, Oh Why", "Monkberry Moon Delight", the screaming part of "Maybe I'm Amazed", etc.) He knew what he could do live consistently, which was obviously a lot because he had a naturally huge range to begin with.
@Pray without ceasing Oh stop it...comparing Bon Jovaids to Sir Paul...stop smoking pot. 🤣🤣🤣
He knows how to sing using proper vocal technique...he sings from the heart and diaphragm.
Nothing but veggies.....
They were a kick ass band !
Totally awesome , as good as it gets for a live performance .
Good show with Linda and the band. Jet! is one of my favorite tunes.
A Damn Good Band Live Wings over America
Love this song since I was 13yrs old. I'm 59
You were finishing Junior High and I was starting Senior High, but we both were doing our homework to this album.
This was the greatest concert ever
Amazing live. Better than the studio version.
McCartney live shows were always a sensation. I’ve been to 4 concerts. Shame his voice has gone now. He strained those cords for too many years, giving it 100%.
Mas muuuuuito melhor. ..to com vc ..
best rock voice ever....
Someone tell me how awesome it is to be to be Joe English. His one and only gig - Wings. Wow....
His voice was so on point!
Thank you to the town of LIverpool for bringing the world such great talent!
His best band. Period👌
Quite the statement! :)
I wish venus and mars was a longer song
You can always tell how much Paul loves to play live, it’s really a shame that his time in the Beatles had next to none of it in their later years, I’m sure a tour would have brought them closer together
Dunno about that. Beatles songs were becoming hard to play and they were focusing on making good / introspective songs , meaning that touring won't help and that prob they couldn't handle the stress of it, guess it was for the best
I like Paul's hairstyle. I think Linda looks cool too :)
God bless everyone.
Watching this and seeing Linda so vibrant, I wonder if Paul goes back through the videos to see her?
He's on wife no.3, so doubt it. Paul has s complex relationship issues. One year on after Linda's passing he sees Heather & dates. One year. He has a need for a woman in his life. Linda knew this & probably told him to get hooked up as quick as he wanted. He doesn't fall in love initially as it was with Linda. It was let's start a family which he craved for & did & got hitched & love grew. If his 3rd wife died he would do the same. Complex man.
@@seltaeb9691 You know, that really isn't fair tho. By all accounts he was a great husband to Linda and their love was very real.
@@SFCISME I don't dispute that but he didn't fall in love just agreed to get married & have children & love grew & she knew exactly what to do ie subservient to top dog Paul. Heather Mills was badly treated by him as she was not gonna be a Tammy Wynette stand by my man, & he got rid pronto, locks changed etc. Wife 3 was selected & she knows the score. It's not about love just a support for Paul. Is he looking for another Linda? Probably.
That bassline
I like this album and I dont care what you think. When I had it in the seventies I had it on a loop for months.
Love Paul! What a great performance!
Best live perfomance ever....
saw all three nights of this tour in LA in 1976...it was FANTASTIC!!
That’s AWESOME!!!!!!!
Wow, we only had 1 show in Seattle but it was 67,000 strong & beat the Beattles record crowd
where did they play in seattle?@@johnallen2417
Damn I miss them, they were so good, in spite of what the naysayers and critics have said about Wings. Some of them even said disgusting things about Linda that went far beyond unfairly critiquing her musicianship. It's all self serving BS, look at the record sales, and concert ticket sales figures. Thank God they filmed the tour for posterity.
Wings seems to me as the precursor to so many good bands like queen for example, sir paul is certainly best composer of all time in rock specially. god bless him
John the asshole was praised as a saint in the 70s and his buddy who owned the rolling stone magazine did all he could to trash Paul. Paul was leagues better than John and had way more class than him too. George was always the jealous little brother throwing shade at Paul anytime he could.
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best drummer wings ever had
IMO... same, you heard some of the Joe English Band material? A live version of a song called "Victory" has a good solo from Joe, pity camera work isn't closer...
I agree. Joe's drumming on Jet was the best. None of the other versions can compare!
One of the best songs of the WINGS
Venus and Mars/Rock show
The best Wings lineup. It's unfortunate that Jimmy McCulloch had his hand in the "medicine jar." Macca still playing 2 and 1/2 hour shows!
It is unfortunate. What a talented voice and player.
@@TongueTiedNtwisted I remember when Townshend recruited him to play for Thunderclap Newman in his teens. Take care!
What a voice 🎉
Seen McCartney and Wings at Riverfront Coliseum in 1976, incredible show.
The best Wings line up, no question
wings concert.Venice (Italy ) 1975 I was there. Thank you Maestro!!!
Paul...You have some divine connection to be so good!!! Love you.Linda on the piano singing...Love her too...
Starting in Let it be to 1976. Paul lived his best moment as musician. His best compositions were in that age.
Rubbish. You tell me the great songs he recorded from Albs Please Please Me to Abbey Road were so so! Sgt Pepper.. Millennials suck🤣🤣🤣..
@@seltaeb9691 that's my opnion. It doesn't mean the previous ones were bad. They were good, but from Let it be to behind He kept improving!
@@84kassiano also McCartney III
@@84kassiano and McCartney II, Back to the Egg
@@Bella-nt7ec very poor comparing to the thoses before.
I loved Wings and this is just brilliant to watch...superbly preserved. What a band!
George, Ringo and John watching this in 1976 "well yeah he is pretty good"😉
I remember this song . I have been out of high school about 4 years
Love how Linda started this song..❤
I was nervous for HER! She did great..of cause Paul knew she could .I miss her❤ forever
One of the greatest singers/bassists from the world's best rock band ever! Macca!
I love you, Paul. ❤
This line up is my all time FAVE.... Jimmy & Joe are fukn brilliant. Wings Rule!!!!!!!!!
Denny wasn’t bad either
Absolutely in command . Brilliant
Prime Time America 1976 lots of Peace and Love.What a great crowd.
They started This SONG..TO START US UP!! ❤ THIS CONCERT..Paul and All of them showed THE WORLD..What he was born to do..HE TOOK US THERE..1 MO TIME!!!
YOU SAID IT!!
Paul so cute in this vid
We will miss that man when he's gone.
I can't believe how close this sounds to the studio recording...
All three songs, Venus and Mars, Rockshow, and Jet are a million times better here than their album counterparts.
@@andrewvincent7299 agreed. One of the few songs that sounded better in one particular live recording than the studio versions ever did or could have. Whoever the sound/recording engineers were at those specific concerts deserve huge props.
They don't sound like the studio recording really, just a better version
Love you Paul and Linda!!
i like this time of poul very mach yes i am japanese i also like jimmy page
yhey gave a lot tou us
1 of my favorite tunes!
Macca's songwriting and charisma leave his astounding singing ability in the shade if you know what I mean. The guy's a freak! And I haven't even mentioned his musicianship.
Denny Laine always been one of my favorite rockers!!
I'have saw Paul and the Wings at Venice S. Marco in 1973. I'm again on trip!! Thank Maestro!!!
One of the first hand full of albums bought from my local small town drug store. . Long Live Jimmy McCulloch
I was 14 when I saw Paul performing in Rotterdam. Very exciting as I never had ecpected to see a formerBeatle live on stsge. The date wss Thursday March 25 1976.
48 years ago on this date (June 10, 1976) my first concert at The Kingdome, Seattle. These opening songs brings back so many memories.
The break leading to Rock Show is A-mazing!
I'm here for Paul's 80th birthday🎇
Me too