This is a really difficult song to sing and he could easily opt for easier ones in his back catalogue. While it's true that he's not hitting every note here, he's getting most of them. To go out there at nearly 80 and do nearly 3 hours is nothing short of astonishing
Perhaps a giant hook could be used like on the Gong Show to get the poor bastard off the stage. Apparently he doesn't have anyone around him who cares about his fake legacy. But for the record, this is embarrassing
I really appreciate how Paul absolutely refuses to tune his songs down when it’s a routine practice for singers 30 years younger than him. He’s obviously much more limited that he was 10-15 years ago, but he’s still invested in playing the songs exactly the way he wrote them.
Yes it was. He paces himself well. He splits his set up so that he isn't on his feet for too long before he sits down at the piano. The break before the encore felt like it was around 5 minutes, which would make it 2:35 of Paul at age 79, so, yeah, amazing.
So grateful he is still sharing his amazing gifts and talents with us at almost 80 years old! He certainly doesn't do it because he needs the money. He just loves what he does and his fans. Thank you Paul!
He's amazing indeed. There are millions of men much younger than him sitting at home with oxygen tubes up their nose and too weak to even talk. This guy is simply amazing doing what he does at his age.
I wondered on the night whether they gave him some stimulants or throat injection or something. He was back in time 10 years in his voice strength. Not his prime but amazing for 80.
Me too. He didn’t do it like he could even 20 years ago but it was his best version of this iconic song in at least a decade. He brought his A game to Glastonbury 2022. He probably knew it’s his last big publicly broadcasted gig. I love him.
@@haggler I think until 2014 too, look at that video of Paul doing get back and I saw her standing there on ringos birthday. His voice was surprisingly fluid
At this point it not a good idea for surgery given his age. Maybe 10-15 years ago, but he was still sounding good. Alas, age creeps up on us all and there's not much you can do about it. I love Paul just the way he is.
The two year break over the pandemic went a long way in helping his voice. I saw him with the wife twice in 2019 and it was of course tremendous being the huge fans we are but I certainly noticed his vocals at times. More like in care, like worrying for the guy. I mean this song is in Bb and ⅔ of the audience wouldn't notice if he took it down just a semitone to A. But he's always played them in the original keys. He is amazing and an inspiration as I get older as a GenX 2nd generation Beales fan. I mean I saw him the first time in 1993 and vocally yeah he was decades younger than now but he still has that same energy and stamina to play 3 hours plus soundcheck for 45 min. Anyone who ever gigged live will tell you if they're honest that the reason sets have to at least be 45 min on & 15 min off is performing live kicks your ass, in shape or not.
^^^Gets it. He can still sing a lot of the old songs, but I kind of figured this one would be a little bit more than he could chew off. It was. Still did a good job at 80 - but ya, he really shouldn't have attempted this one.
At this point, everyone who loves him knows his voice is past singing Maybe I’m Amazed to the standard of even 20 years ago…but I still want to hear him sing it at 80 because he wrote it and it’s his own personal favourite song of his own. He knows he can’t do it justice, we know, but I love listening out for the moments of brilliance he STILL brings in his 9th decade. I’d rather he sang the songs he loved with all his effort than ones he didn’t but can hit all the notes easily.
At 80, it's admirable I think. He's not hitting every note but he's getting most of them. But to go out there and do almost 3 hours at 80 is astonishing.
@@jackiepuppet9289: Thanks, Jackie. It's sad, but true. I've always enjoyed McCartney's music. Unfortunately, many hardcore fans fall into what I refer to as "The cult of Paul" and assume he is always 100% at the top of his game. While he is still a great performer and musician his vocal range and abilities have waned considerably over the past decade.
who said that?..i was there.im just refuting that he sounded horrible like you people keep claiming.he was still able to hit the high notes in maybe im amazed..
How many times do we have to hear this? Unless one is Harry Houdini, someone at 79 (5 weeks away from turning 80) will not and cannot have the voice he/she had at 35!! 60 years plus of singing in many different ranges has taken its toll for sure. I'm going to see him next week in L.A. I've seen him in his "heyday", yes. I am fully aware of his vocal capabilities, yet, I still want to see him perform live. He is giving everything he's got and that is fine with me. Yes, he's raspy and rough in spots. On some songs that have lower registers, he's actually quite pleasing. After the second show in Oakland, he won't be performing until Friday the 13th giving himself 4 days to recoup. He has spaced out the dates to be more forgiving to his voice. Yes, his vocals are not the same. But everyone has the choice of either going to a show or not going. I choose to go. I almost didn't go 3 years ago to Dodger Stadium because of the "voice issues." But I'm so glad I did! Not only did he surprise me (he sounded great), but I got a chance to see Ringo and Joe Walsh for the finale.
I don't think he's trying to hide the fact his voice has deteriorated... That's not the point. The point is that it's 2022 and you're still able to go see Paul McCartney live. He's killing it considering he's almost 8 decades old. He obviously isn't going to be the same as he was. The show is much more than the voice and the voice is unique and still very clearly Paul's. No one on the planet can perform the songs like Paul can, even at 80 years old.
This is a really difficult song to sing and he could easily opt for easier ones in his back catalogue. While it's true that he's not hitting every note here, he's getting most of them. To go out there at nearly 80 and do nearly 3 hours is nothing short of astonishing
Yeah for sure. Such props to Paul on this one! He's definitely giving it his all and it's a commendable performance.
Perhaps a giant hook could be used like on the Gong Show to get the poor bastard off the stage. Apparently he doesn't have anyone around him who cares about his fake legacy. But for the record, this is embarrassing
Realmente é muito difícil , até Paul McCartney com a idade que se encontra hoje... Sofre dificuldades principalmente em notas vocais mais altas.
Superb
I really appreciate how Paul absolutely refuses to tune his songs down when it’s a routine practice for singers 30 years younger than him. He’s obviously much more limited that he was 10-15 years ago, but he’s still invested in playing the songs exactly the way he wrote them.
Such a great show last night! And Sir Paul can still almost go 3 hours, which is amazing.
Yes it was.
He paces himself well. He splits his set up so that he isn't on his feet for too long before he sits down at the piano. The break before the encore felt like it was around 5 minutes, which would make it 2:35 of Paul at age 79, so, yeah, amazing.
It really was. He also seemed happy while playing, which is nice
I saw him when he came to Los Angeles and I’ll admit it when he played this song I cried. I love this song so much!!!
So grateful he is still sharing his amazing gifts and talents with us at almost 80 years old! He certainly doesn't do it because he needs the money. He just loves what he does and his fans. Thank you Paul!
Aww, his song for Linda. I love this.
Paul McCartney Is one of my favorites
I Love You Paul♥️♥️♥️♥️
Wow great Performance
He's amazing indeed. There are millions of men much younger than him sitting at home with oxygen tubes up their nose and too weak to even talk. This guy is simply amazing doing what he does at his age.
Sou fã dos Beatles até hoje!
It was such a great show! The man was on fire!
What time was he show over
Holy shit . . . great singing Macca !
Thank you!!!!
Fantastic
Thanks to share the video, it's the first one I see with Paul's Oakland's concert ! ! He's Formidable !
It was an incredible night for me.. Thanks for posting!
Terrific show - I played this song at my wedding with the band!
Roman... you got some great image quality there... what device did you use?
The best Maybe Im Amazed in years Paul McCartney Forever
Fully agree. Voice was stronger than usuals. A very difficult song for anyone to sing, yet someone nearing 80. Amazing!!!
I wondered on the night whether they gave him some stimulants or throat injection or something.
He was back in time 10 years in his voice strength. Not his prime but amazing for 80.
I love this song only second to My love .I'm amazed by the quality of comparison and musical genius on McCartney first solo album
I was actually impressed with this one
Oh god, thanks for your blessing. We'll let Paul know
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Me too. He didn’t do it like he could even 20 years ago but it was his best version of this iconic song in at least a decade. He brought his A game to Glastonbury 2022.
He probably knew it’s his last big publicly broadcasted gig.
I love him.
@@haggler Yeah, Glastonbury was great!
I was very impressed with ‘Got to Get You Into My Life’ last night. It was like the record.
wow paul!
It was really one of the best experiences of my life (considering i'm only 12)
What time was the show over
@@yehboi5482 well I couldn't stay until the end because the car came to pick us up early but probably until about 11?
good for you.i still remember getting to see the beach boys and chicago when i was around 11 years old in the 1970's.
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Powerfull.... Still.
oh, he was in relatively good shape there
Best MIA since maybe 2012.
Not his Prime but miles ahead of the most recent versions that hurt me to hear.
@@haggler I think until 2014 too, look at that video of Paul doing get back and I saw her standing there on ringos birthday. His voice was surprisingly fluid
i love you👏👏👏💋💋💋🆒
Was this a charity event or free entrance?
Wow, what great video quality of this rock legend! What kind of camera were you using! What section were you sitting in! (I gave your video a 👍!)
Made a duet with Bob Dylan,and Phill on drum.is only a joke.
Could of sworn that is duff mckagen on bass
Live and Let Die with all those lights and fireworks is the best for me🧢Hats Of Off Paul🧢
And a trip down memory lane! And a thank you to PM for sharing your life with all of us! ua-cam.com/video/yxTdz3hw9Xo/v-deo.html
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I wonder if Paul has looked into the surgery Steven Tyler (Aerosmith) had on his vocal chords. It did wonders for Steven.
He is almost 80 with a heart history. It could be risky. He is a treasure. I will take him as he is.
At this point it not a good idea for surgery given his age. Maybe 10-15 years ago, but he was still sounding good. Alas, age creeps up on us all and there's not much you can do about it. I love Paul just the way he is.
he's 80 years old, I don't think surgery is called for.
The two year break over the pandemic went a long way in helping his voice. I saw him with the wife twice in 2019 and it was of course tremendous being the huge fans we are but I certainly noticed his vocals at times. More like in care, like worrying for the guy. I mean this song is in Bb and ⅔ of the audience wouldn't notice if he took it down just a semitone to A. But he's always played them in the original keys. He is amazing and an inspiration as I get older as a GenX 2nd generation Beales fan. I mean I saw him the first time in 1993 and vocally yeah he was decades younger than now but he still has that same energy and stamina to play 3 hours plus soundcheck for 45 min. Anyone who ever gigged live will tell you if they're honest that the reason sets have to at least be 45 min on & 15 min off is performing live kicks your ass, in shape or not.
@@EyeluvlolaIf by heart history, you’re talking about the supposed surgery he had in 2008, it was just a rumor and he actually never had it.
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Should of left this one off set list. Can't sing it anymore !! Has better choices for his voice at this point !!
^^^Gets it. He can still sing a lot of the old songs, but I kind of figured this one would be a little bit more than he could chew off. It was. Still did a good job at 80 - but ya, he really shouldn't have attempted this one.
At this point, everyone who loves him knows his voice is past singing Maybe I’m Amazed to the standard of even 20 years ago…but I still want to hear him sing it at 80 because he wrote it and it’s his own personal favourite song of his own.
He knows he can’t do it justice, we know, but I love listening out for the moments of brilliance he STILL brings in his 9th decade.
I’d rather he sang the songs he loved with all his effort than ones he didn’t but can hit all the notes easily.
@@cornfilledscreamer614 it’s his dedication to Linda. One of his best versions in the last 10 years.
I’m not sure if this is sad or admirable.
For me it's sad to see him like this but good to see him.
At 80, it's admirable I think. He's not hitting every note but he's getting most of them. But to go out there and do almost 3 hours at 80 is astonishing.
he needs the money to pay off all his houses he owns poor Paul tickets at 400
Paul is sounding, and looking, more and more like Katherine Hepburn every day!
not even.why leave crappy comments like that?
@@sabreyow: Well, perhaps you need to get your hearing checked...or you're just tone deaf. LOL
This is the only true comment in this chain. Unfortunately he cannot sing anymore. To say he sounds fantastic, terrific, excellent is a lie
@@jackiepuppet9289: Thanks, Jackie. It's sad, but true. I've always enjoyed McCartney's music. Unfortunately, many hardcore fans fall into what I refer to as "The cult of Paul" and assume he is always 100% at the top of his game. While he is still a great performer and musician his vocal range and abilities have waned considerably over the past decade.
who said that?..i was there.im just refuting that he sounded horrible like you people keep claiming.he was still able to hit the high notes in maybe im amazed..
Could one of his sycophants please tell him to retire from live performing?
F off. He's doing it because he loves it and for the fans. He doesn't have to prove anything to anyone.
It is bittersweet to listen. His vocal control is simply gone.
Pathetic to see the decline.
sad to watch
Not at all. Great that he can still do what he does at 80
It's actually sad to see him like this.
Boso
Disturbing
like what? he hit the high notes fine.
Why? How do you think he should sound and look at 80? I think it's amazing to see him looking and sounding this good.
Bollocks. That's your fear of ageing. He's fucking fantastic
Sad.
absolutely terrible
Voice is gone sadly … time to retire Paul
Nah
Who are you to make that decision?
I agree... unless vocal cord surgery would help.
How many times do we have to hear this? Unless one is Harry Houdini, someone at 79 (5 weeks away from turning 80) will not and cannot have the voice he/she had at 35!! 60 years plus of singing in many different ranges has taken its toll for sure. I'm going to see him next week in L.A. I've seen him in his "heyday", yes. I am fully aware of his vocal capabilities, yet, I still want to see him perform live. He is giving everything he's got and that is fine with me. Yes, he's raspy and rough in spots. On some songs that have lower registers, he's actually quite pleasing. After the second show in Oakland, he won't be performing until Friday the 13th giving himself 4 days to recoup. He has spaced out the dates to be more forgiving to his voice. Yes, his vocals are not the same. But everyone has the choice of either going to a show or not going. I choose to go. I almost didn't go 3 years ago to Dodger Stadium because of the "voice issues." But I'm so glad I did! Not only did he surprise me (he sounded great), but I got a chance to see Ringo and Joe Walsh for the finale.
I don't think he's trying to hide the fact his voice has deteriorated... That's not the point. The point is that it's 2022 and you're still able to go see Paul McCartney live. He's killing it considering he's almost 8 decades old. He obviously isn't going to be the same as he was. The show is much more than the voice and the voice is unique and still very clearly Paul's. No one on the planet can perform the songs like Paul can, even at 80 years old.