Paul McCartney: human, humble and still having fun
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- Опубліковано 24 вер 2019
- In an interview with 60 Minutes, the Beatle talks about worrying, songwriting, and how even John Lennon was insecure
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So they interviewed a person who interviewed Paul McCartney, damn that’s legendary.
LOL
Now that is a Hallmark of proving you really are a rock legend. Album sale figures? Nah! Number Ones? Nah! How many private jets you own. Nah! You know your a rock legend when they get an exclusive interview with the person that interviewed YOU.
she looks like the lost Kennedy
It's kinda comical.
Imagine interviewing a person who interviewed a person who interviewed paul mccartney
Devoted Beatles/McCartney fans already knew what a great story teller Paul is.
@Shoshanna so you mean original paul is dead?
Paul McCartney makes us feel like we feel about our mother. How we wish they never get old.
Paul has more energy than me and im 19
100% same but i'm 17
You should see ringo !
That adrenochrome is powerful stuff.
I had that as a teen too. It will change and you will get more energy as your hormones balance out.
Omg same and I'm 14
Whoever is/was alive during this Man's lifetime has been very lucky.... he's truly one of a kind
I'd prefer to say he's two of a kind
There is only one Paul and he’s still alive, but there’s never a short supply of idiots
@Anderson Mendes Lighten up there, Anderson...and David is right in saying, "there's never a short supply of idiots", especially today. I'll leave it at that.
That would be me...and to say it was amazing "experiencing" the "Fab Four" is an understatement and NO one or thing will EVER have such a world wide impact on music and culture like they did. It was almost as if they were the world's "deliverance" from the shocking, devastating and depressing effect of JFK's assassination just a few months before they exploded onto the world stage.
To illustrate how popular they were, the radio stations would play each week's Top 40 Hits and at one point The Beatles had the top FIFTEEN songs on the charts. I remember one radio station that played nothing but Beatles songs 24/7. My high school girlfriend went to see them with a friend in Boston. Afterward, I asked her how they were/sounded. She answered, "I don't know, we couldn't hear them because we all just stood on our chairs and screamed out heads off".
It's pretty safe to say, the world will never experience another group of musicians like them.
@@davidjames7106 good one!
He's a lovely person through and through! So genuine and kind, open and giving.
You must be joking. William is not a good person. He have lied about who he is since late 1966.
I love how open he is about john and george
I think the thing that’s most amazing about Paul McCartney is that he has been pretty much the same since 1964.…when the majority of the world first became aware of him. He’s never really changed. He’s been the same Paul for 58 years in the public eye. Same way of talking, same sense of humor, never being very serious, etc. Here he is 80 now, and his energy and responses are pretty much the same as they were when he was 21. He’s really amazing in that way.
You know him do you
Amazingly true. ✌
😢😢
James Paul McCartney died in car crash on September 11 1966 and was replaced by William (Billy). This is the truth no matter what.
Paul McCartney have not been the same since 1964. Because the real Paul was replaced late 1966 "as an already set up affair". What we see today is old William imitating the mannerisms of young Paul.
Different personality, different skullshape and different height.
Hey CBS, post the original interview.
John Simms yes!
I got to hang out with Paul McCartney and Linda Eastman when I was 13 years old.
My uncle Peter Heine was director of advertising sales for Billboard Magazine at 9000 Sunset Los Angeles California. Peter had to go down the hall for 15 minutes and ask the three of us if we could keep each other entertained.
So we all said sure. Paul and Linda where an elegant couple. Very easy to be around, like hanging out with old friends of the family.
Together the three of us looked out the window at 9000 Sunset and admired the LA Skyline.
Paul and Linda had just gotten the record deal for Live and Let Die.
They were both very proud of their new band Wings. Paul was especially proud because it was his first real success since the Beatles. Thanks for the excellent company Paul. A special thanks for the wonderful music.
👏
+1. .. Fond memory to be sure. .. Were you a Beatles fan at 13yo? .. The Wings band was formed in the mid-'70's?? or earlier? .. I'm guessing for sure .... Owned a new '74 VW Sun Bug beetle in those days listening to the Wings cassette and a Steppenwolf cassette over and over again... Yeah, fond memories.
@@michaelschneider- in 1967 Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band came out. I was 8 years old. My older sister was 14. She was a big fan of The Beatles. So you listen to what your older sister listens to. I don't think I was a fan.
I mean people were absolutely going gaga crazy over the Beatles.
I remember wondering what the big fuss was? I was aware of their music. But I was more interested in the Kingston Trio, Herb Albert and the Tijuana Brass. And Al Hirt. For my 7th birthday I wanted a trumpet. Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band had horns. And philosophically that album was very much like a parent. I loved Steppenwolf. Totally shared the dream with Easy Rider. The Monkees were also out and some girls went gaga over them.
I couldn't understand why?
@@michaelschneider- Live and Let Die the James Bond movie was 1973. So Paul must have been buying advertising for my Uncle Peter in late fall of 1972. Peter had a 1971 280sl and in 1972 the 350sl came out and that was a new body style. Live and Let Die was Wings first success.
eric heine that’s amazing Eric so I’m guessing you born in 1960? I was born in 1961 so I was too young to appreciate the Beatles my sister is 4 years older and my late brother was 8 nearly 9 years older so he was a massive fan. That’s a great story my brother would be really jealous. 👍
I remember an interview with Ringo saying they didn't want to answer the phone cause it would be Paul calling to get some work done.
I'm comfortable with Maca being the caretaker of the legacy.
Wow 🤩🤩🤩
It wasn't that they didn't want to answer the phone. It was more that the caller was bound to be Paul about getting more work done. In those days, you couldn't tell who the caller would be. Ringo acknowledged in retrospect that Paul did right in pushing them to work.
@@richardbanker6041 yes, there certainly wouldn't be as much Beatles material without McCartney driving the car!
dvdwhi7 I’m 49 and was never exposed
To the Beatles ,I mean I knew who they were and the pop songs they played for the teen back than ,but fast forward and now when I hear a certain song that I thought was from
An artist,the DJ usually say “ that was the Beatles song coverd by so and so” still I’m not a fan of them and maybe never will ,just like many others ,Pink Floyd ,ozzy,deep purple etc ..I’m a 80s guy ...Depeche Mode ,erasure,new
Order ,the cure ,madness ,the clash ,and 2 of my top favs “ the police “ and of course “ bob Marley “ and reggae music to me is tops !!!! I also dig funk !!!
@@vladimiralvarez1162 that's the beauty of music my friend...it's of one's own time
Paul has handled fame about as good as anyone could. Answering the same questions over and over and over for all these years. When he has been out promoting other music or creative endeavors, it always turns to the Beatles/John, he doesn't seem to mind (I'd have told them all to go blank themselves after the first 20yrs!). I think he is just an awesome human being. ALways so gracious. A good man.
Initially he did. Until the 1980s he refused to play any Beatles songs in his live performances. He had a very hard time right after the Beatles split. It was all he knew and he’d been high school buddies with George and gotten close to John. Now they were done and he was lost. But once he admitted where he was at in life, and Linda was a huge help, he came to terms with his past and now embraces who he is.
@@joe6096 In fact, in 1976 with the tour Wings Over America, Paul gets dare to sing some songs like Yesterday, Blackbird, Lady Maddona and The Long and Winding Road (probably for the reasons you comment: Linda was an important person in the life of Paul who encouraged him several times). But definitely, after the death of John, Paul decides to include more songs from the group, mainly, those he wrote the lyrics. Even, after the Goerge's death, Paul decides to play Something too and many times he included it in the setlists concerts.
@@gabrielal1364 Yes. Paul's arrangement of Something is absolutely beautiful. He first debuted it in the Concert For George concert in 2002 one year after George passed, and has since played it like that at most if not all his shows. I've seen Paul 3 times since the Concert For George was filmed, the last time in 2016. That intro with the uke that George gave him and the "swing time" beat he uses for the first verse through the first chorus, then segues into the middle solo and finishes as George wrote it. Beautiful.
My uncle in the sixties became a Beatles fan after watching "A hard day's night" at the cinema with his classmates... and here we are in 2019! Regards From Brazil...
There's still a little kid inside of Paul. I think that's part of his secret, part of his allure and part of his success.
Yes, he’s *playful* a lot. There’s also just a .. lightness?? Unencumbered-ness
Ontogeny: you are absolutely correct. He's a child at heart and that's what makes him so special.
James Paul McCartney died in car crash on September 11 1966 and was replaced by William (Billy). This is the truth no matter what.
Legend says the interviewer is interviewed now
I think the idea is to explain why he is relevant... to the ignorant millennials.
Eric Veritas Blair people who dont think he is relevant may never watch and lisen to him
Sometimes, it's a little bit sad that the interviewers only ask him about The Beatles facts. It's really sad that too many people reduce the legacy of Paul McCartney just as a member of The Beatles but his solo career is so sensational too with a lot of stunning albums (not just Band on the Run or Flaming Pie...) where he really showed to the public all his musical skills. I hope too many people appreciate his solo career since 1970 because he has done wonderful things and great contributions to the music history.
He's literally the only person I've ever considered as the guy who's done it all and better than anyone too (inc Elvis/Jackson) yet is so natural and normal too
Not Michael Jackson, you done lost your mind.
Depends on what normal is to each individual,, Paul's a great name,, Billy - reminds me of goat🤔.
@@jalisabradford6201 nahhh Paul is better than MJ
Comparisons at this level are absurd, they all had something different. Without Elvis there would be no Beatles because he opened the door for them all. Michael Jackson had a different sound, a different aura about him than the Beatles. The Bee Gees are phenomenal, that doesn't make them lesser than anyone, they are just different.
This is like asking, which is the book that changed your life or the one that you like the most. There are none, they all bring something to your life and make it better, we hope.
There is the belief that people who don't write songs are nothing. Tell that to Wagner who wrote sublime musical pages yet he couldn't sing nothing! Who is going to deliver the notes of those magnificent Tragic Operas?
I'm sure Beethoven couldn't play the piano as well as Vladimir Horowitz, so what?
MJ, Elivs, Beatles and the 4 as individuals are all supreme BECAUSE they were unique. Whereas other artists copy one or all of them.
I have seen him twice. The second time at the concert next to the Colosseum. I was standing at no more than 20 meters from him. I felt like in a dream. I will always remember that concert as one of the most exciting experience in my life.
Paul is simply the best!
i saw both paul and ringo this summer weeks apart...when i was a kid i never dreamed i would get two see two of the 4 legends who shook the world.rip john and george.
Me too! I've seen Paul and Ringo twice now in the last couple years and growing up loving them in the 80's, I never thought I'd have any chance to see a Beatle. Worth every penny I spent. Especially to watch Ringo do jumping jacks at 79! ✌
The Beatles changed the world....that's all....
'The long and Winding Road' is my favorite song of his, because it makes me cry!
I have been a Paul person since 1969. Love his music and his magic. Wish them joy and happiness.
I love Paul in that these interviews which he does so wonderfully, allows his fans like me to get close to his humanity. And love him even more.
I love Paul
It's been as long as John Lennon was alive that he's been dead, and Paul still dreams about him. Damn.
This is William. And JPM have been dead since late 1966.
Ölsk Zeri oh please, cant you just go away? He did not die in 1966. Grow up ffs
The Beatles died first, then they all effectively died individually
True friendship never dies.
@@caesarsneezer6992 The Beatles never died and never will. They simply broke up.
I’ve seen him four times in concert. It’s an emotional experience to say the least. His most recent album Egypt Station is as good as anything he’s ever done. He’s still got it.
I thought at one point in my life that I would never have the honor and joy of seeing Paul McCartney live. I ended up seeing him 5 separate times live in concert. I haven't seen him in a while but I am so thankful I got to see him live. He is my favorite performer of all time and my biggest inspiration. I am also thankful that I was able to see him when he was younger and his voice was still fantastic.
+1. .. I have a new McCartney album to buy.
I got to see him "live" 6 times. But the best time was when I got to see him rehearsing in London. We were allowed to take into the theatre, a camera. This was before smart phones. Pre smartphones you were not allowed to take camera's into a concert. But because this was a rehearsal there was no restrictions on camera's. So in we went. I was at the back so no point in taking pictures. Then about half way through he said do you want to come down the front? I started walking down the isle of the theatre in an orderly fashion. Everybody else started leaping over the seats like race horses over the hurdles. Anyway, I got very close to the stage and took my photos. They came out great!! And are framed and on the wall in my front room. I can see them now "as I write this letter" lol!!
I thought Egypt Station was God awful, sorry!
Sam Sloane LOL! It’s cool.
He is such a nice fun loving happy and very alented man. Love all the interviews. Big fan of the Beatles and especially Paul! My Mom and Dad were British and the three of us kids were born in the US. I remember my Dad bringing home a 45 I want to hold your hand and another hit. Dad filmed us dancing to them. New sensation from Britain!
This makes me supremely happy✨☺️✨
I have lived through the evolution of pop music, Elvis, Beatles and Michael Jackson. How lucky am I....
Started with Buddy Holly, from whom the Beatles stole their whole act.
Same!
Considering the incredible magnitude of who he is, it's amazing how unaffected he is. 1000 years from now, people will know who Neil Armstrong is and Sir Paul McCartney, just like Columbus and Mozart!
Lots of younger people get to see Paul McCartney doing interviews or concerts on the internet now because Paul is much more easily available now. What they dont realise was that The Beatles were so famous that in the late 60s and early 70s none of The Beatles gave many interviews. They were still burned out from the huge fame they had and also all the problems they faced on their last tour where it started to become physically dangerous. McCartney today is much more available.
True..not to mention he has to do it now for publicity.
@@chipgaasche4933 Paul McCartney is one of the very few people who has reached the point of his life where he doesn't HAVE to do anything, ever again. He does it because he loves it.
Paul is ALL we need!
I LOVE how she’s bragging about their time together 🤣❤️
Beautiful. Thank you.
After losing John and George (and so many others), he's aware that this is gravy. He uses it well.
Without forgetting.
What a life, Paul! ...What a life! I've been your little nephew since I was 11 in 1964!
He’s So Humble♥️♥️♥️♥️
No. William is in love with himself.
Wow I would love to sit near Paul Mc Cartney and listen to all the stories. When he was with The Beatles and talk about John Lennon. Just going down memory lane with the one only Paul Mc Cartney he is a Legend.
NOBODY ANYWHERE LIKE PAUL A GENIUS
@MorbidManMusicSNOW FLAKE NOT SHOUTING ....IT'S MY STYLE I DON'T FOLLOW THE RULES AND NEITHER SHOULD YOU.
Legendary all four of them.
Great interview , Both of you did a great job he looks so relaxed just as both of you did, , he was talking to you like you were old friends I’ve never seen a better interview, great job!!!!
Love you Paul McCartney. Saw you in Fenway Park (Boston).
For the last week I've been watching everything Beatles on UA-cam, and I never get tired of it.
Paul is legend!
I grow up w. Beatles. We need them now!
paul talks more modern-like than i do and i’m 13
“Yeah baby! You’re talking to a rock legend!”
Wonderful! Wonderful! Wonderful! Thank you! When Paul talks about John or George for some reason my eyes tear a little. Thank you.
There's something special about being a legend...... YOU'RE A LEGEND.
60'S MINUTE!
I love how he makes fun of himself when they call him a rock legend lol. He seems like he has such a balanced sense of self despite the heaps of praise that’s been lavished on him his whole life. What a groovy dude.
Sir Paul you bring such joy to the whole world
Paul and Ringo still carry the banner and they do it so well. Wonderful men who are just as dynamic and charming now as they ever were. Who else in the history of pop music has aged as well as those two? The whole generation of musicians I grew up with in the 60s and 70s have aged better and their songs have continued to be relevant far longer than we've ever seen before. It was a golden age of creativity and growth, where what we now take for granted had yet to be invented. The Beatles, the Stones, Neil Young, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, and on and on. I was so lucky to live during the rise of these great artists.
Love you Paul...keep rockin' on!!!
Doesn't giving him that vibe make things awkward? I swear if I met him I wouldn't be thinking that way. I'd just want to talk about music and not act like he's superior. He's well aware of his accomplishments. He's a good dude.
Can't help but agree. I wince at how they flatter him whenever I see these interviews. Of course it's well-intentioned, but if you know anything about Paul, you know he's humble to the bone. Setting up the interview with praises he's already been sung sets it off on a bad foot and can almost guarantee it won't be a personal exchange and will cycle through the same Let It Be explanation stories he's told a thousand times. If I were interviewing I'd much rather just treat him like an average Joe. Not only will you get a much better personal connection with him (and chemistry), but you'll also hear more unique stories if you play your cards right.
@@toxicturtle9077 The best interviews are when the interviewer asked them on how they approached songwriting or studio production.
That's the power of media. We first knew those musicians via TV or radio, and that's what created the magic. I lived in a middle-sized city, and there were local bands, regular musicians, eveyone knew them, and then one of the bands got to the mainstream media with a hit, and they suddenly became a big thing in the city, even though they had made great music long time before that.
Love this man.
My favourite human on planet earth. Sure I love my family but this guy is pure gold and embodies the art of just be yourself.
I love Paul so much. Forget 64, I still need him and I will still feed him until he drops dead
@MorbidManMusic You're right, I'll still need and feed him in Heaven
I wish I could see him live
Not anymore you don't. Hes lost his voice. I was lucky enough to see him 14 times while he could sing. He had the best voice in Rock.
@Jonah Lancaster you're not musically educated, are you, jonah?
Like most people, I'm a huge music fan...and there are a lot of artists I would LOVE to meet in person.....but there are only a very few who would likely turn me into a stammering idiot....and Paul McCartney is DEFINITELY one of those. IF there is any such thing as a "Living Rock Legend"....I'd have to say he sits right at the top of that list.
That expression seems too small for him! Seriously! He’s so much much more than rock
@@janetownley I agree 100%! 🙂
Paul McCartney, you certainly are a legend. A genuine legend like no other. ❤️
But this is WILLIAM. You do not even know him.
❤Thank you so much for the opportunity to listen The Best Musician of All Times✌️
I have never met PM but know a few who have and every single one of them, without fail, has remarked how kind he is, and how he is aware that his presence could make or break someones day, and careful with that, while easy and offhanded at the same time. Or, at least roughly they seem to make an assessment that approaches my words there.
Very nicely said.
Faul sure has pulled the wool over everyone's eyes.
Amazing isn’t it! When you know, it’s obvious.
Sir Paul McCartney is a music achiever, music accomplished, history music valued & treasured.
James Paul McCartney died in car crash on September 11 1966 and was replaced by William (Billy). This is the truth no matter what.
I think it helped that she is a beautiful, young woman and he's still an old flirt.
definitely...at 70 years old, me, too...beauty is beauty....
Sir Paul: And I love her~~
Well, I'm considerably younger than this lady and if Paul made those doe eyes at me, I'd be ready to risk it all 😂. He's still extraordinarily beautiful and sharp.
Paul has had a string of natural beauties in his life: Jane Asher, Linda Eastman, Heather Mills, and Nancy Shevell. All very different from one another.
The definition of epic; when your interviewer gets interviewed herself.
Great interview!👍👍🎸😎
Wanted to hear more
@Paul 🤴🏻👍🏽
He was not "a part of history"..he created it! The Beatles changed everything!!
I wish I was as energetic as him......god bless Paul McCartney
0:45 lmfao
hand on head “I’m the newest”
Paul looks at camera
A legend is when they interview a person who interviews him
Paul is such a fantastic person and performer.
That's why we love him
Well, I love this guy all my life. And I am really very lucky to saw him live twice in my life. Sir Paul Mc Cartney is something like national treasure. Long live Paul! God bless you and many thanks for all your beautiful songs you composed! I am your fan number 1, now and forever!
Diamond-Level Fame: you talk to him, and that’s big enough for you to get your own segment on TV
What a legend 🙌
William is not a legend. What he is can only be defined once the truth is out.
PAUL McCARTNEY IS THE GREATEST SONGWRITER OF ALL TIME PERIOD.!!
My older brother Ron, who is a singer-songwriter and cut a couple of albums in Los Angeles and got a little bit of airplay. He also worked at LAX Airport and he would always look at the VIP list from American Airlines. And there it was in the middle of the list, Paul and Linda McCartney and the flight was delayed for whatever reason. Ron always carried a little cassette of his songs to try to give to an important producer or writer and maybe get a break ? Anyway, he made it down to the plane, this was I believe the late seventies and security was nowhere near as tight as it is today and he had no trouble getting on the plane, besides he had his ID badge with him and everything. He introduced himself to Paul and Linda and he told him he was the greatest songwriter of the 20th century. Paul was very super friendly and gracious and I believe my brother even handed him one of his cassette tapes lol. I'm sure it ended up in the trash at Heathrow Airport. Anyway, it was a pretty cool moment in history for my brother. Although probably a total irritant to to paul.
Fab interview well done to all at sixty minutes I enjoy your interviews you did a great job talking. To Paul very funny and engaging interview 🙏
That's you and I love you because you are human and humble.
FANTASTIC ❤️❤️❤️
Nice studio equipment. Very cool mushroom table lamp at the end of the clip.
❤️60 Minutes & ❤️❤️Paul!!
Rock Legend.....that's true! Indeed,i salute Sir Paul McCartney
I would donate/forfeit my body to Paul if it meant that he could live for another 40 years and make music.
Jesus is a better bet.
That's one of the saddest things I've ever read. Don't you value your life?
@@chipgaasche4933 its 2019, most people either value themself to much, or not at all
@@justadude3458 I agree with "too much"..but I doubt many people would be willing to die so a stranger might live longer.
Me too have nice dreams i have dreams about my loved ones ❤❤
...hope to get this interview, but... I was born in a time, where The Beatles split up. But I grew up by lying on the carpet to listen them on a turntable. Then I continue my growing, becoming a little older and The Beatles were in the past, as Paul McCartney is going older, too. But, ...it seems by getting older I am going back to my childhood roots and Paul McCartney, as The Beatles are a part of it. Thanks!
I grew up at a time where I was introduced to the Beatles as 4-5 year old watching their cartoons on TV. I had a major deja vu when I first played "Revolver" as a teenager and remembered "And Your Bird Can Sing" from the cartoon!
ua-cam.com/video/n3rBISMfI0I/v-deo.html
And what a sweetheart magnetic person
Songwriter Seth Swirsky does as well. He made the Beatles Doc, "Beatles Stories".
i love this man .... he is a legend of his caliber or even more than Elvis Presley , Michael Jackson , Eltohn John and even John Lennon but he looks like a normal human being , very natural ... like a grandpa in general.
William is not a legend. What he is can only be defined once the truth is out.
So beautiful.
Treasure, treasure, treasure
I have been his fan since 1964. He looks so normal knowing his genius, but I saw on the studio on the wall a picture of Frank Sinatra, who is so fantastic. Also becuase I have a son who looks a lot like him. Paul, you and your music is so dear to me.
lol I keep rewatching this part 00:15.
A Personable Genius!GOD Bless Him.😊❤
Paul is a true “living legend”!! More power to you SIR PAUL McCARTNEY!!💪🏼💪🏼
He's preserved his youthful, cheery disposition his whole life, hasn't he? I'm sure living his dreams since his late teens has much to do with that...but it's possible Sir Paul would still retain that characteristic even if he turned out being a schoolteacher, as i've seen/heard here on UA-cam before!
Over the years he has not change but his looks has evolved... he looks great for being his age... he is old than me and he does not look his age but I do!!!....
Probably, it's the lifestyle: Paul is vegetarian and I think he use to get exercise. But I think the most important thing about the youth isn't the physical but the inside because you watch him and you can appreciate he's the same man from the Wings, so happy and cheerful.
Whoever the person was that interrupted the interviewer to say they had 5 minutes left when McCartney was sharing a personal conversation he had with John about insecurities and John being a legend should have been demoted. He’s Paul McCartney and he’s telling us about the much loved John Lennon who sadly is no longer with us to tell these things. They should have anticipated the length of time for the interview, cued Paul so he could anticipate what stories to share, etc. To interrupt at that moment when something rather significant was being related suggests very poorly planning on by the CBS team. He’s fricking Paul McCartney and all this material adds to the historical knowledge of the greatest Rock and Roll band and of the most significant musical partnership of our lifetime.
Indeed! To interrupt the interview like this was so bad! I think it isn't just about the poorly planning but also the journalist who repeat the same questions and Paul is so kind that he decides to answer her but probably, he must to be tired of the same questions about The Beatles. Really sad the interviewers don't take the time properly for investigate more about his discography and lifestyle and make smart and interesting questions :(