Rest in peace Denny Laine, who left us today. Thank you for gifting the world with this beautiful song, we will never forget it and we will never forget you.
So the drummer left on a measly wage of £70 a week when he could have been earning £2,000. And McCartney robbed the guitarist only because he claimed the right to be human and live his life outside of Wings. He robbed and kicked him out of the group under a fictitious pretext, spreading the myth that the guitarist turned out to be unprofessional and could not play the solo, which Paul played with ease. From Denny Laine, McCartney, with meanness and deceit, bought the copyrights to the Wings' joint songs, including the most commercially successful song in the UK, Mull Of Kintyre 1977. And during the Beatles period, McCartney plagiarized songs: Hey Jude, Yesterday, Blackbird. Later he passed off Lennon’s Yellow Submarine, In My Life and the joint Michelle, Eleanor Rigby, She’s Leaving Home, With A Little Help From My Friends as his own songs. Friends, don’t you think you’ve been paying this moral monster for too long?
So the drummer left on a measly wage of £70 a week when he could have been earning £2,000. And McCartney robbed the guitarist only because he claimed the right to be human and live his life outside of Wings. He robbed and kicked him out of the group under a fictitious pretext, spreading the myth that the guitarist turned out to be unprofessional and could not play the solo, which Paul played with ease. From Denny Laine, McCartney, with meanness and deceit, bought the copyrights to the Wings' joint songs, including the most commercially successful song in the UK, Mull Of Kintyre 1977. And during the Beatles period, McCartney plagiarized songs: Hey Jude, Yesterday, Blackbird. Later he passed off Lennon’s Yellow Submarine, In My Life and the joint Michelle, Eleanor Rigby, She’s Leaving Home, With A Little Help From My Friends as his own songs. Friends, don’t you think you’ve been paying this moral monster for too long?
One of the most perfectly crafted songs of all time. Remarkable. Bagpipes can sound overpowering, but here...so subtle, like a caress, underpinning Sir P's delicate delivery yet uplifting the whole performance. So very satisfying.
Yeah, I agree. When it’s just one bagpiper, it’s an annoyance. But when there are multiple bagpipes playing harmoniously like this, it’s so ethereal and other worldly … marvellous song, so beautifully crafted.
You listen to a song like this and think maybe Paul is the only one who could bring the world together. No matter how many accolades McCartney has got over the years, and the money, and the fame, I still always feel like he's underappreciated somehow. Thanks Paul for everything, you've brought a lot of happiness to a lot of people you've never met.
Well on 21st April 2023 I ticked this dream of the list. I walked from the Castle to the small house at the end of the beach while playing Mull of Kintyre on my phone while my wife was filming it on her phone. Absolute magic. I would do it again in a heart beat.
@@mbbeard it's the little farm house in the video. If you go to Google maps and type in Saddell Abby, you will also see another location Antony Gormley - Grip well that's the Beach. The cottage is at the north end of the beach. Good luck.
@@mbbeardPaul lives at High Park farm on the west side of kintyre. This is on the east side at Saddell. The cottage was accommodation for the maid at Saddell House which you can't see in the video. Colonel Morton,who owned the house at the time, always claimed that the pipe band turned up drunk. Saddell House is now owned by the Landmark trust from whom the house is available as a holiday let.
I lived in England for a year to study abroad. When not working I spent my time traveling and experiencing various lifestyles, cultures and wonders I never had before, including those in Scotland. I made countless friends, including a loving relationship. I discovered this song while there and immediately fell in love with it. It broke my heart when I eventually had to go back home to the states-England became a second home to me, and I continue to miss it dearly. This song reminds me of my entire time there and how much I yearn to someday return and maybe even become a dual citizen. Such a beautiful song, thank you Sir McCartney for uploading this.
as a Scot, this song really gets to me. it is one of the greatest songs I know and Sir Paul sings it perfectly. every time I hear it I can see the faces of my family that have passed on, parents, grandparents, uncles and others whose incalculable pride in being Scottish was passed on to me.
I marveled at this song when I heard it for the first time in 1977 and still do!! This man's music is a common denominator amongst humankind. He is a musical Messiah!!
Just visited Scotland with my son. This song immediately came into my head. We listened to it in the car while travelling through the highlands. My Dad used to sing this (RIP) and now my son and I have shared a special moment together. Travelled from Australia so it's great and what a beautiful country Scotland is.
I am very privileged. My wife is from Scotland. I have not been lucky enough to visit but I hope someday. My wife Sharon from Dundee is my blessed gift in life. Without her life is pure empty. She makes me want to be a better man. And I love learning about her home. I am from Canada and we are a great match. I may never visit Scotland but I will always appreciate the Single malt from the highlands.
I'm an American who has never been to Scotland, but this song gives me goosebumps every time I hear it. I think it's because the song is really about longing for home, which is something anyone can relate to regardless of where they're from. Absolutely beautiful.
He sure was a gift to the world! I love the golden era of music and thank you UA-cam for keeping those treasures and giving us the joy of listening and reliving those masterpieces.
this has always been my favorite wings song despite not understanding the lyrics. the beauty when the band sings together with the bagpipes at the end never fails to make me cry
“So he sat up at night instead, and played after the family had gone to bed, but that did not do, as it got the house such a bad name. People, going home late, would stop outside to listen, and then put it about all over the town, the next morning, that a fearful murder had been committed at Mr. Jefferson's the night before” (Jerome K. Jerome “Three men in a boat”)
I came to know this song through my dad. He would sit me on his lap and tell me to listen to the music of his home. This song will live within me forever. The pipes, Och the pipes. ❤
This is also a great, great video. Paul starts singing. Linda and Denny show up. Then the bagpipes come in. Then it's like the whole town shows up so they can all sing with Paul and Denny.
If you have ONE drop of Celtic blood in your veins the pipes will get you every time. My maternal grandfather who fought in a long past war, said, that no matter how tired the soldiers were...when they heard the pipes, they could always get up and go a little bit longer. Bless the Scots forever.
Danny, a brilliant guy and a truly wonderful, very 😅talented musician. We cry, we grieve on ya! Shane dun, Sinead dun and Denny dun! A true gentleman! RIP. UK 🇬🇧
11/2/2023 I'll be traveling abroad for the first time in my life May 2024 (I'm 63). My son and his fiance are getting married in a castle in Scotland. Our ancestors are Scots, Welsh, Irish. I plan to visit Kintyre.
@@Alexander.......... Thank you! I love cool, rainy days plus my son and future daughter in law live in Portland Oregon, US, which is famously rainy. I know we'll be right at home in Scotland! 89% of MY ancestors are Scots and Welsh, it's in my blood!
@@ObamAmerican48 thats gotta be exciting, i hope you enjoy your holiday, the Scots are great people and Scotland is a great country, and as I say if you feel like venturing on over to the land of eire you'll be very welcome, all the best and again I hope you have a great time
Everyone has their mull of kintyre in their heart and soul. Its a place to remember,reflect and respect life and others in a beautiful simple way. I raise my whiskey to this with love. XX ❤️ its my funeral song going elsewhere.
I sang this beautiful ballad to my daughter Heather as a lullaby.. we lived in Edinburgh for one year right after we were married in 1977 and went to New College.. changed our lives in such a wonderful way.. thank you for this touching song Paul ..
What a great song that never ages. I took my motorcycle to The Mull of Kintyre in 2018. I walked down to the Mull to listen to this song against the sound of the ocean. Hopefully in 2024 I will be back to show a friend that music is real
@@jayjaynella4539 I expect you have already found out what a mull is, but I send you the Wikipedia entry here. "The name is an anglicisation of the Gaelic Maol Chinn Tìre (Scottish Gaelic pronunciation: [mɯːl̪ˠ çiɲˈtʲʰiːɾʲə]), in English: "The rounded [or bare] headland of Kintyre", where chinn and tìre are the genitive forms of ceann head and tìr land, country respectively. The English variant Cantyre derives from the phrase ceann tìre [kʲʰaɲˈtʲʰiːɾʲə] "head land". Mull as a geographical term is most commonly found in southwest Scotland, where it is often applied to headlands or promontories, and, often more specifically, for the tip of that promontory or peninsula.[citation needed] The term mull derives from Scottish Gaelic: maol "bald, bare, baldness, bareness".[1][2] The geographical reference is to a land formation bare of trees, such as a rounded hill, summit, mountain, promontory or headland."
I grew up in a house where our Mother exposed us to music and how to love and treasure and treat Great music and musicians and Mr McCarthy was one of my Mother's favs, oh how do I miss those days with the radio on full volume and us kids would sing with Mom as loud as our voices would allow.... Nella Post (Ludick) Jy is my HERO
Canadian here, my Grandparents had a cottage I dearly loved. I've been to a few cottages here and there always has been the pipes played at nightfall. It takes me back. Beautiful.
I don't know why I always hear this song, I always cry. This song is so beautiful!!!! Long live the Scottish people!!!!! Rest in peace Denny Laine!!! Long live Wings!!!!!!!!!
Scotland most beautiful country on the planet as Paul McCartney said best place for holiday God bless you sir Paul 🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🙏
Thank you, Sir Paul, for this beautiful song. ❤ I' m German, but interested in Scottland and Scotish history and I love this song, that shows your deep love to your country.
@@lindaslattery8341 It was amazing seeing him do this in Edmonton. He used a pipe and drum corps from the Edmonton Police Service. It's on UA-cam. Cheers! ✌️
It's good use of the pipes--but still rather traditional. Try listening to AC/DC's "It's a long Way To The Top (If You Wannna Rock and Roll)" if you really want to hear bag pipes used in an unprecedented rock and roll sound!
In France we have one of our most famous song ever by Michel Sardou "Les lacs du Conemara". You should try it. But Mull of Kintyre is the eternal number 1, it's not a pop song anymore, it's an anthem.
Thank you Paul! I love this song! The guitar, pipes, the camera panning the beauty of the Scottish countryside along the coast, and your singing is amazing! Your artistry is beyond compare!
Im scottish so i love this. Majes me shed tears. Beautiful scenery very nostalgic reminds me of my roots. Paul is one of the most talented musicians and song writers ever. RIP beautifyl Linda.
I was in hospital with a serious infection when this came out. Still makes me smile to hear it. I found its warmth very comforting in those worrying times.
Have loved Paul McCartney all my life and at 62 yrs old still love him. Have seen him live 3 times and the last being a few mnths ago when he was 81 yrs old and he sang non stop for 3 1/2 hrs. What a singer and a professional entertainer, puts younger artists to shame. Just the thought of him passing on makes me feel sad as if he is a member of my family. What a damn legend. R.I.P Denny Laine too, have always loved you too (just nowhere near as much as Paul :) )
What an incredibly beautiful song, and beautiful place. Paul must treasure this great video, with his children, friends and neighbors, and especially Linda.
This is my FAVORITE McCartney solo record. Loved it from the first playing in 1977. The Scottish pipe band makes the recording even more remarkable. (Love the official music video too.)
It is my favorite SOLO record, as in solo career. Still haven't figured out my fave McCartney (McCartney/Lennon, Lennon/McCartney) song as a Beatle yet.@@ferm8103
Hi dear👋🌹How are you doing I hope you’re well. thanks for watching and commenting on my UA-cam channel God bless you and I hope you don’t stop with your love and support I truly appreciate your love and support throughout the years🥰🌹🥰.
No matter where you go in life and wherever you travel theres always the place you were brought up in and for me personally this song sums it up for me perfectly!❤
The pipes, the pipes, the pipes. I can't hear them without being brought to tears by a deep homesickness for a place I've never been. Add in one of the deep loves of my life that I've never met, and it's game over, isn't it? Thank you, Paul! ❤🧡💛💚💙💜
You managed to put into words what I feel everytime I hear this song. First time I heard it in 1977 I had to record it on my Casset player. Love this Thank you!
First time I heard bagpipes was in the 70s in Scotland has a 8 year old, my Late Dad was stationed up there and my Late Mum took us 6 kids on a coach.. loved it and hearing that piper brings back memories..
Yes...me too..has never been to Scotland..not even born in UK..but brought up on British movies and it reminds me of ghosts movies and knights in the shining armour and my childhood dreams of a castle on a hill covered with heath...somewhere in Scotland
This makes my eyes tear up !! Simply amazing!!! There is no one who even comes close to this man they call Sir Paul McCartney!!! There are no words that adequately describe him!!😮
![Paul McCartney with the WAPOL Pipe Band - Mull Of Kintyre [Live at nib Stadium, Perth - 02-12-2017]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/mTfEAUY8_M4/mqdefault.jpg)
Rest in peace Denny Laine, who left us today. Thank you for gifting the world with this beautiful song, we will never forget it and we will never forget you.
So the drummer left on a measly wage of £70 a week when he could have been earning £2,000. And McCartney robbed the guitarist only because he claimed the right to be human and live his life outside of Wings. He robbed and kicked him out of the group under a fictitious pretext, spreading the myth that the guitarist turned out to be unprofessional and could not play the solo, which Paul played with ease. From Denny Laine, McCartney, with meanness and deceit, bought the copyrights to the Wings' joint songs, including the most commercially successful song in the UK, Mull Of Kintyre 1977. And during the Beatles period, McCartney plagiarized songs: Hey Jude, Yesterday, Blackbird. Later he passed off Lennon’s Yellow Submarine, In My Life and the joint Michelle, Eleanor Rigby, She’s Leaving Home, With A Little Help From My Friends as his own songs. Friends, don’t you think you’ve been paying this moral monster for too long?
Did Denny Laine even play on this song? I see him miming in the video but I don't hear an electric guitar.
@@debessar95 non credo ad una sola parola che hai detto
@@LoredanaLanzo-iq8ux You should only believe the facts, not someone else's words. And you will find these facts without me.
@@LoredanaLanzo-iq8ux You should only believe the facts, not someone else's words. And you will find these facts without me.
Rest in peace, Denny Laine, co-writer (with Paul) of this amazing song. Denny was also a founder and first lead singer of The Moody Blues.
Denny Laine is in my ears......
So the drummer left on a measly wage of £70 a week when he could have been earning £2,000. And McCartney robbed the guitarist only because he claimed the right to be human and live his life outside of Wings. He robbed and kicked him out of the group under a fictitious pretext, spreading the myth that the guitarist turned out to be unprofessional and could not play the solo, which Paul played with ease. From Denny Laine, McCartney, with meanness and deceit, bought the copyrights to the Wings' joint songs, including the most commercially successful song in the UK, Mull Of Kintyre 1977. And during the Beatles period, McCartney plagiarized songs: Hey Jude, Yesterday, Blackbird. Later he passed off Lennon’s Yellow Submarine, In My Life and the joint Michelle, Eleanor Rigby, She’s Leaving Home, With A Little Help From My Friends as his own songs. Friends, don’t you think you’ve been paying this moral monster for too long?
@@debessar95 Ouch. Got some proof for all that do you? And how, in over 5 decades, did that not come to light? Or did I miss something?
@@linksrat go get some sleep.
Love this song x
I believe that these were some of the happiest and most fulfilled days for Paul...such obvious joy.
RIP sweet Denny ❤
RIP Denny.. Beautiful song , the bagpipes give me goosebumps.. Lovely song ❤
Yepp
No doubt it’s in my Scottish blood. Very good tune.
RIP Denny , you have earned your WINGS👐
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@@verocarra7972 You have a Question?......
Luv that!
❤
One of the most perfectly crafted songs of all time. Remarkable. Bagpipes can sound overpowering, but here...so subtle, like a caress, underpinning Sir P's delicate delivery yet uplifting the whole performance. So very satisfying.
Will you play the bagpipes for me? Naked.
Absolutely well said.
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We camp there 1 summer beautiful place ❤
Yeah, I agree. When it’s just one bagpiper, it’s an annoyance. But when there are multiple bagpipes playing harmoniously like this, it’s so ethereal and other worldly … marvellous song, so beautifully crafted.
You listen to a song like this and think maybe Paul is the only one who could bring the world together. No matter how many accolades McCartney has got over the years, and the money, and the fame, I still always feel like he's underappreciated somehow. Thanks Paul for everything, you've brought a lot of happiness to a lot of people you've never met.
I heard an interviewer (I think it was Parkie) tell him that he's brought more joy to more people than anyone alive. I think he was right..
Well said. The greatest pop musician of my lifetime (74 years old).
Nothing says "underappreciated" like a knighthood.
@@markstevenson6635 woosh
He screwed Denny out of his fair royalties for this song
Well on 21st April 2023 I ticked this dream of the list. I walked from the Castle to the small house at the end of the beach while playing Mull of Kintyre on my phone while my wife was filming it on her phone. Absolute magic. I would do it again in a heart beat.
How did you find it? Is it Paul’s farm?
@@mbbeard it's the little farm house in the video. If you go to Google maps and type in Saddell Abby, you will also see another location Antony Gormley - Grip well that's the Beach. The cottage is at the north end of the beach. Good luck.
How wonderful. Love to do that. My great great grandfather came from Scotland! 💚
Congrats to you!! What a great memory to share for years to come ,,,,all The Best,,,Lynda
@@mbbeardPaul lives at High Park farm on the west side of kintyre. This is on the east side at Saddell. The cottage was accommodation for the maid at Saddell House which you can't see in the video. Colonel Morton,who owned the house at the time, always claimed that the pipe band turned up drunk. Saddell House is now owned by the Landmark trust from whom the house is available as a holiday let.
Rest in peace Denny, thank you for this beautiful song. Never forgotten ❤️
昔からこの曲は好きでしたが、この映像を観て何とも言えない感情、魂が揺さぶられる想いがしました。
スコットランドのバグパイプの音色、伝統的な衣裳、そしてポールマッカートニー様最高ですね❗
ビートルズ、Wingsの存在した20世紀に、地球に生まれて善かった❤
On Behalf of all Nottingham Forest fans thank you Sir Paul. Our club would not be the same without this anthem you penned ❤️🙏
I lived in England for a year to study abroad. When not working I spent my time traveling and experiencing various lifestyles, cultures and wonders I never had before, including those in Scotland. I made countless friends, including a loving relationship. I discovered this song while there and immediately fell in love with it. It broke my heart when I eventually had to go back home to the states-England became a second home to me, and I continue to miss it dearly. This song reminds me of my entire time there and how much I yearn to someday return and maybe even become a dual citizen. Such a beautiful song, thank you Sir McCartney for uploading this.
as a Scot, this song really gets to me. it is one of the greatest songs I know and Sir Paul sings it perfectly. every time I hear it I can see the faces of my family that have passed on, parents, grandparents, uncles and others whose incalculable pride in being Scottish was passed on to me.
Aye. A stoater.
As an Irish Maori I have always loved it. For me I feel like this is my ancestors too brave, proud, honourable in the days before guns. Yep Tumeke!
@captsparks my God, you too. 😢
Amen 🙏
I'm not even White, but I have always loved this song too. I think music has a way of bringing people together. And, I think that's lovely. 🙂
This is a beautiful song that always reminds me of Scotland, a country where I could live. Thanks, Paul!
I marveled at this song when I heard it for the first time in 1977 and still do!! This man's music is a common denominator amongst humankind. He is a musical Messiah!!
Nicely put! 😊
@@scottfreer3835 Thankyou Scott.
Probably one of the best songs ever written. Enough said. Pure class - Pure Genius
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Just visited Scotland with my son. This song immediately came into my head. We listened to it in the car while travelling through the highlands. My Dad used to sing this (RIP) and now my son and I have shared a special moment together. Travelled from Australia so it's great and what a beautiful country Scotland is.
Thank you Sir Paul Mccartney for making this world a better place with all the music you made!
Fantastic and true comment .. I agree!!❤️
Love Paul ❤
Play hey jude
"Sir Paul" (William) wrote this as a tribute to his home-country.
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I am very privileged. My wife is from Scotland. I have not been lucky enough to visit but I hope someday. My wife Sharon from Dundee is my blessed gift in life. Without her life is pure empty. She makes me want to be a better man. And I love learning about her home. I am from Canada and we are a great match. I may never visit Scotland but I will always appreciate the Single malt from the highlands.
Paul McCartney is a global treasure. We are lucky to be living at the same time as him.
hahaha
@@andyvhemer3312 Levorukej hraje na gitare pro pravaky
@@rebecareba8048 Exactly 👌✌️
God, how corny can you be?
@@larmondoflairallen4705not corny if it’s true
This song is legendary. Thanks Paul for existing!
He stopped "existing" in 1966...
@@olgafigueroa2909 hahaha
FREAK 🤡
@@olgafigueroa2909 Rubbish
@@olgafigueroa2909 ooooh nooo, anther silly with that stupid theory 🤦🏻
@@olgafigueroa2909Verschwörungstheorie
I'm an American who has never been to Scotland, but this song gives me goosebumps every time I hear it. I think it's because the song is really about longing for home, which is something anyone can relate to regardless of where they're from. Absolutely beautiful.
It seems that God or nature or both plant an everlasting affection in our heart for the land where we had our birth and childhood nurture.
True!
My local folk ensemble that I play in here in Canada has this as one of our pieces. A real crowd favourite & the bagpipes are a perfect addition.
My ancestors are from Scotland & I'd love to see it. This makes me homesick.
@@jheidel3689 Same...this makes me feel more than our national anthem..lol...those bagpipes..😍
This never ages! Timeless, goosebump inducing, classic 🫶🏴
Dear God: thanks You for giving us Paul Mccartney......
Can't get enough of Paul.❤ Beautiful voice. Wonderful song. Thank you.
@Felixchezlessauvages
& Denny Laine
He sure was a gift to the world! I love the golden era of music and thank you UA-cam for keeping those treasures and giving us the joy of listening and reliving those masterpieces.
God: Wasn’t me.
Satan: You’re welcome.
Jk. I love that man.
his Ex Wife agrees
I am blessed to have ears to hear this magic.
this has always been my favorite wings song despite not understanding the lyrics. the beauty when the band sings together with the bagpipes at the end never fails to make me cry
Im surely not the only person that thinks the bagpipes are the most soulful musical instrument? Just beautiful....
I don't find bagpipes soulful at all, sorry, I find them squeaky. But that's just me. They undoubtedly have their place.
@@koleberdinoch926yes that's just you!!!!
@Alan-vk6bk • the pipes are heart wrenching. Yes soulful too.
@@fionanicolson2021 yes just me, definitely 100%. I hang my head in shame.
“So he sat up at night instead, and played after the family had gone to bed, but that did not do, as it got the house such a bad name. People, going home late, would stop outside to listen, and then put it about all over the town, the next morning, that a fearful murder had been committed at Mr. Jefferson's the night before” (Jerome K. Jerome “Three men in a boat”)
One of the greatest songs he wrote. Will be listened to in a 100 yrs time!
Es ist so wunderbar ❤❤❤
Spread your Wings. as we all will. Thank you Denny, we all grew up with you
I came to know this song through my dad. He would sit me on his lap and tell me to listen to the music of his home. This song will live within me forever. The pipes, Och the pipes. ❤
It's absolutely amazing. My grandmother was from Scotland, and she adored this song..
What part of Scotland was she from>>>>>> Glasgow here😁
@@Alexander.......... Glasgow..
Originally from Duart ..
@@lenamelotte3468 👍
This is also a great, great video. Paul starts singing. Linda and Denny show up. Then the bagpipes come in. Then it's like the whole town shows up so they can all sing with Paul and Denny.
As a""Scottish"".. lady ..I sincerely love this song... bagpipes.. are everything!!!!!... Paul.. you rocked this❤....xxxx
Chills!
I always get goosebumps when those bagpipes play. Beautiful 💜
Me too.
If you have ONE drop of Celtic blood in your veins the pipes will get you every time. My maternal grandfather who fought in a long past war, said, that no matter how tired the soldiers were...when they heard the pipes, they could always get up and go a little bit longer. Bless the Scots forever.
Merry Christmas everybody
Danny, a brilliant guy and a truly wonderful, very 😅talented musician. We cry, we grieve on ya! Shane dun, Sinead dun and Denny dun! A true gentleman! RIP. UK 🇬🇧
11/2/2023 I'll be traveling abroad for the first time in my life May 2024 (I'm 63). My son and his fiance are getting married in a castle in Scotland. Our ancestors are Scots, Welsh, Irish. I plan to visit Kintyre.
Hi im from Glasgow/Scotland, wishing you a fantastic time over here, hope the weather turns out to be nice for you and your son wedding
@@Alexander.......... Thank you! I love cool, rainy days plus my son and future daughter in law live in Portland Oregon, US, which is famously rainy. I know we'll be right at home in Scotland! 89% of MY ancestors are Scots and Welsh, it's in my blood!
You would be most welcome in ireland too my friend
@@Vigilante311 thank you! I actually leave tomorrow and am so nervous, I've never traveled outside of the US before.
@@ObamAmerican48 thats gotta be exciting, i hope you enjoy your holiday, the Scots are great people and Scotland is a great country, and as I say if you feel like venturing on over to the land of eire you'll be very welcome, all the best and again I hope you have a great time
Everyone has their mull of kintyre in their heart and soul. Its a place to remember,reflect and respect life and others in a beautiful simple way. I raise my whiskey to this with love. XX ❤️ its my funeral song going elsewhere.
It’s beautiful how Sir Paul can always bring people together with a single song 🥲
I sang this beautiful ballad to my daughter Heather as a lullaby.. we lived in Edinburgh for one year right after we were married in 1977 and went to New College.. changed our lives in such a wonderful way.. thank you for this touching song Paul ..
I live in Brazil, I really like this song since my childhood. Now 57 years old, I never get tired of listening. Congratulations Paul.
It’s a rare gift to bring joy and sadness together in one beautiful song ❤
Paul McCartney is among the great songwriters of all time.
Water is wet
@@mikehardy2418
& the sky is blue.
Among?
there were 1 or 2 dudes in paul’s previous band who would have strongly challenged that opinion! 😉😉😉😉
True!!!
What a great song that never ages. I took my motorcycle to The Mull of Kintyre in 2018. I walked down to the Mull to listen to this song against the sound of the ocean. Hopefully in 2024 I will be back to show a friend that music is real
What is a mull? I have never been able to find a definition of mull?
@@jayjaynella4539 I expect you have already found out what a mull is, but I send you the Wikipedia entry here.
"The name is an anglicisation of the Gaelic Maol Chinn Tìre (Scottish Gaelic pronunciation: [mɯːl̪ˠ çiɲˈtʲʰiːɾʲə]), in English: "The rounded [or bare] headland of Kintyre", where chinn and tìre are the genitive forms of ceann head and tìr land, country respectively. The English variant Cantyre derives from the phrase ceann tìre [kʲʰaɲˈtʲʰiːɾʲə] "head land".
Mull as a geographical term is most commonly found in southwest Scotland, where it is often applied to headlands or promontories, and, often more specifically, for the tip of that promontory or peninsula.[citation needed]
The term mull derives from Scottish Gaelic: maol "bald, bare, baldness, bareness".[1][2] The geographical reference is to a land formation bare of trees, such as a rounded hill, summit, mountain, promontory or headland."
@@jayjaynella4539 Mull - a geographic description, from gaelic. So the Mull of Kintyre is a place.
I grew up in a house where our Mother exposed us to music and how to love and treasure and treat Great music and musicians and Mr McCarthy was one of my Mother's favs, oh how do I miss those days with the radio on full volume and us kids would sing with Mom as loud as our voices would allow.... Nella Post (Ludick) Jy is my HERO
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Canadian here, my Grandparents had a cottage I dearly loved. I've been to a few cottages here and there always has been the pipes played at nightfall. It takes me back. Beautiful.
This song touches me deep in my soul and I always cry!! Gorgeous!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤love it so much!
I don't know why I always hear this song, I always cry. This song is so beautiful!!!! Long live the Scottish people!!!!! Rest in peace Denny Laine!!! Long live Wings!!!!!!!!!
Same...something triggers a nostalgia and melancholy in me when I hear this
Reminds of my Mum 💖
I remember watching the video for this song long ago,and the song and video were and are amazing 😊
Me too. Always a tear My Johnny and I used to sing this. I miss him
I wasn't aware Denny had passed, may he rest in peace.
The arrival of the pipers is so powerful. It helps to build the emotion of this brilliant folk song.
RIP Denny, gone to that GREAT GIG IN THE SKY!!🙏🙏
My late husband was Scottish! He and I always loved this song.
Beautiful!!!
Scotland most beautiful country on the planet as Paul McCartney said best place for holiday God bless you sir Paul 🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🙏
Thank you, Sir Paul, for this beautiful song. ❤
I' m German, but interested in Scottland and Scotish history and I love this song, that shows your deep love to your country.
Paul is English
@@mgc6813 of Irish ancestry. Both parents.
@@mikeprevost8650 yes but he's not Scottish that the point and yes we all know who was from Irish decent in the Beatles. You missed the point
@@mgc6813 Paul is more than this. He is a gift to the whole world.
Arguably Paul's best post Beatles song this one.
this song was my grandpa’s favourite before he passed, now we listen to this song every christmas and it always reminds me of him ❤
2024 and still here .we won’t forget you Denny !
I love this song very much. I saw Paul McCartney live, 10 years ago. This song was part of the setlist. Cheers! ✌️
Lucky you!! He never performed this song in the US. Such a shame. I would’ve loved it!
@@lindaslattery8341 It was amazing seeing him do this in Edmonton. He used a pipe and drum corps from the Edmonton Police Service. It's on UA-cam. Cheers! ✌️
Not even with Wix as "bagpipes"...
The sound of pipes is really breathtaking, utterly love this song...and love Paul and Linda forever
Agree!!
May Linda rest in peace
One the greatest tunes of the 70s, and the greatest use of bagpipes in a pop song - ever !
Better use than in "It's a Long Way to the Top"? I don't think so.
It's good use of the pipes--but still rather traditional. Try listening to AC/DC's "It's a long Way To The Top (If You Wannna Rock and Roll)" if you really want to hear bag pipes used in an unprecedented rock and roll sound!
In France we have one of our most famous song ever by Michel Sardou "Les lacs du Conemara". You should try it. But Mull of Kintyre is the eternal number 1, it's not a pop song anymore, it's an anthem.
RIP Denny Laine, I love your works & I'll continue to do so until my dying day! From Tom on the Merseyside 5/12/23 ✌️ BIG LOVE
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This song gives me goosebumps
i get shivers down my Spine when the Pipers appear on the Screen, marching along the Beach! Epic!
Ditto
this is one of my favourites songs by Wings ♥
Thank you Paul! I love this song! The guitar, pipes, the camera panning the beauty of the Scottish countryside along the coast, and your singing is amazing! Your artistry is beyond compare!
Hello how are you doing, it’s nice meeting you here.
Im scottish so i love this. Majes me shed tears. Beautiful scenery very nostalgic reminds me of my roots. Paul is one of the most talented musicians and song writers ever. RIP beautifyl Linda.
One of the most beautiful songs ever written !! I love the pipes!! thanks Paul Linda Denny!! Better Days 👐👐✌️😎🌹
I was in hospital with a serious infection when this came out. Still makes me smile to hear it. I found its warmth very comforting in those worrying times.
One of the greatest singer/songwriters of all time, but one of the most down to earth people you'll ever meet. What a beautiful song.......Wow.
Have loved Paul McCartney all my life and at 62 yrs old still love him. Have seen him live 3 times and the last being a few mnths ago when he was 81 yrs old and he sang non stop for 3 1/2 hrs. What a singer and a professional entertainer, puts younger artists to shame. Just the thought of him passing on makes me feel sad as if he is a member of my family. What a damn legend.
R.I.P Denny Laine too, have always loved you too (just nowhere near as much as Paul :) )
What an incredibly beautiful song, and beautiful place. Paul must treasure this great video, with his children, friends and neighbors, and especially Linda.
This is my FAVORITE McCartney solo record. Loved it from the first playing in 1977. The Scottish pipe band makes the recording even more remarkable. (Love the official music video too.)
Solo?, co written.
It is my favorite SOLO record, as in solo career. Still haven't figured out my fave McCartney (McCartney/Lennon, Lennon/McCartney) song as a Beatle yet.@@ferm8103
This song gives me goosebumps every time I hear it! Those bagpipes! ❤🏴 thank you Sir Paul for composing this modern folk song 😊
Paul es escocés?
Me as well my fav. ♥️
@@diegocervera834 no, pero él vivía allí por muchos años con Linda y sus hijos. Ademas, es dueño de mucha tierra y un rancho en Escosia
@Lay Zhang haha I guess you’re the Paul impersonator 😠
The first time I heard this song I loved it immediately. But when the pipes came in I burst into tears.
Only heard this song a few months ago and literally started weeping.
Never been to Scotland, but this song always make me missed a place that I've never seen.
Hi dear👋🌹How are you doing I hope you’re well. thanks for watching and commenting on my UA-cam channel God bless you and I hope you don’t stop with your love and support I truly appreciate your love and support throughout the years🥰🌹🥰.
I was there in April 2024 and I miss it so.
I love this song! I love the bag pipes! Paul is so talented and creative! We need more songs and more people like Paul!
Best song that Paul sang so beautiful and the bag pipes send shiver down my spine thank you for sharing , Shirley h Darlington xxx
As a bagpiper myself I love this song
Beautiful song, beautiful video. Paul is magical
God bless you Denny. Thank you for bringing so much joy to the world with your talent. Rest in Peace 🙏
This is sooooooooooo beautiful…. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ love it Thanks 🙏
Another brilliant song from Paul
What a song? It’s perfect.
Magic. I was in the 5th row when he played this in New Zealand. Goose bumps!!!
Amen! Thank you for all you gave us, Denny❤
No matter where you go in life and wherever you travel theres always the place you were brought up in and for me personally this song sums it up for me perfectly!❤
I am a singer/song Writer.I understand the song and it's meaning. It' is a beautiful song. R.R.M.😂
One of my favorite songs!
Thank you Paul and Wings!!❤❤
The pipes, the pipes, the pipes. I can't hear them without being brought to tears by a deep homesickness for a place I've never been. Add in one of the deep loves of my life that I've never met, and it's game over, isn't it? Thank you, Paul! ❤🧡💛💚💙💜
never been there?, you must visit Scotland to understand the whole homesickness 🏴🤗
You managed to put into words what I feel everytime I hear this song. First time I heard it in 1977 I had to record it on my Casset player. Love this Thank you!
First time I heard bagpipes was in the 70s in Scotland has a 8 year old, my Late Dad was stationed up there and my Late Mum took us 6 kids on a coach.. loved it and hearing that piper brings back memories..
I love that the pipes are not just an accent here and there, but are backing the guitars for the entirety of the song. Total charm! ❤🤩
@@jerushamaxwell281 Paul really understood the power of the pipes.
A SONG THAT WILL BE AROUND FOR THE AGES...BEAUTIFUL
Wunderschön, es war so eine tolle Zeit damals. Danke Paul für die wunderbare Musik 💖🙏😊💖
What a remarkable song, simply gorgeous
this song feels much much older than a late 1970s song. timeless songwriting.
I can't listen to this without weeping like a baby. So simple but has a depth that reaches straight to my soul.
Yes...me too..has never been to Scotland..not even born in UK..but brought up on British movies and it reminds me of ghosts movies and knights in the shining armour and my childhood dreams of a castle on a hill covered with heath...somewhere in Scotland
Same. Heard it a million times but half way thru the song it gets me emotional every time.
Such a great song and beautiful video! Perfect for a special person who left my world 12 years ago. Thank you, Paul.💜✌️
Aw im so sorry for your loss! Sending lots of love to you. ❤️
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😢what a sad loss of a great artist you will be missed by millions of Scots who hear this beautiful song that you co wrote with Paul.
This makes my eyes tear up !! Simply amazing!!! There is no one who even comes close to this man they call Sir Paul McCartney!!! There are no words that adequately describe him!!😮
Tą piosenkę - utwór muzyczny śpiewa też przepięknie Susan Bojle ❤🎉.
Obydwa wykonania niezwykłe.
Incredibly beautiful! Thank you dearest Sir Paul!
Every time, I cannot believe how much the simple beauty of this song can bring me to tears.
One of the most beautiful songs he's ever written ❤️
Hes ever cowritten...RIP Denny