He's sitting there, calm and cool as cucumber in conversation with the interviewer, and there's an army of non-stop deafening screams right outside the window. Basically wherever he went. What a strange and interesting life he embarked on. And a genuinely sweet disposition.
I find it incredible and almost unbelievable that today, in 2024, he still has the drive and passion to make and perform music that he did way back then. Hell, even if I love a craft, I begin to get a bit ancy to do something else after 3-5 years of it being my main thing. What he’s done and the fact that he is still doing it with the same unbridled passion consistently is just amazing. He and Ringo have done a great job of in 9:11 keeping the Beatles top of mind with new generations. And they come across as so damned 9:11 genuine. Paul would have every good excuse to be a pompous asshole after all his success,talent and presence to intimidate. But no, he seems all but that on his talk and more importantly his actions. Smart, wise, crafty, industry slick guy who knows how to present himself and does it so well I do believe it is absolutely genuine. It’s going to be a sad, sad day when we lose one of music’s greatest, most driven yet genuinely humble and grounded geniuses. I love the din of a b**ch. I really do.
I wish I was that mature at 21...to take the magnitude of it all all psychologically, speak so eloquently, and still have room for humility is breathtaking. Will-I-Am is a total dk in comparison and I get why JL was the first to crack in the end and get aggro with Will-I-Am. I think I would have done the same!!!! George and Ringo were always behind JL. The OG 3 were all trapped inside an artificial product they no longer had control over and were being handled. JL sabotaged it all to give the OG 3 an out. JL killed The Beatles and "they" didn't forgive him for it, or forget, they made JL's life a total hell, he couldn't travel back to England to visit his Aunt, or son, and then the cowards took him out. Spineless, control freak cowards...the lot of them. RIP Paul, John, George. I really hope Ringo outlives Will-I-Am so het gets to spew the truth into mainstream before he pops his clogs. Now...that would be one hell of a Netflix limited series. Yeesh!!!!!
This is one of the most articulated and well spoken individuals I have ever heard speak. His effortless candour is out of worldly and to think he was not even 22.
Back then it was the norm for artists to be well spoken, because they read and were immersed in a more intellectual culture. They had no phones, no tik tok . The record Industry was still functioning, and talent was everywhere.
Truly amazing how grounded and unflappably he was for a 21 year old who’s in the spotlight of the world, what’s more he’s still the same down to earth person after everything the Beatles went through. Some people are predestined for stardom and obviously he’s one of them. A fine example of authenticity.
@@HaeRineka No, he's not. There's a crazy death cuIt which has no evidence, and I've seen many siIIy manipuIated videos about it. One I saw recentIy showed George taIking about the dentist friend dropping acid in his coffee and he had his first "trip." That's aII he he was taIking about, but it was posted as "proof" PauI is "dead".
Let's not forget this man was 21, almost 22, at the moment of this interview., which is basically shy of his teenage years. At that age, I was still fucking around with my life and had no clue or idea which direction it was gonna take, like a lot of people at that age. But at 21 this guy was confident, calm and composed very successful and cementing a golden future. He was already starting to amass a fortune and had a solid career all paved. By the time this interview took place, Beatlemania was a global pandemic, this was held either in Adelaide or in Melbourne, so the band's success was set and solid.
"Is there anything you dislike about being a Beatle?" I love the little gleam in his eye before he answers that. "No." Seems impossible but that's probably a part of the impossible formula that is the Beatles. Only the Beatles could actually have loved music and bringing music to people that much.
That is one of the most insightful, interesting and honest interviews I've ever heard from a member of the Beatles. Normally they just give glib responses to inane questions asked by journalists.
@tony George had fewer occasions to be interviewed until after he became a soloist. ...of all the 4, I always found George the most relatable. Paul's dreamy elegance is almost ethereal - I can understand why he fell in love with an equally imaginative, elegant actress: a soulmate. Of all who suffered Paul's loss, Ms Asher had the worst of it because her ideal FUTURE was destroyed - including loss of the children that were not born to them.
What's interesting to me is Paul never says "you know" once here! Wonder when he started doing that! He seems very grounded for an almost 22 year old who along with his mates, had taken the world by storm. So handsome here too.🥰
if you don't believe me i'll just ask you this: how did paul supposedly grew like 2 1/2 inches and his shoe size changed from 8 to 9.5 since december 1966 while him being 24?
@@olskzeri2723 faul happened and the unmistakably deft and sharp character we see in this video, was made nothing more than a cheap replica albeit with continued song writing prowess, whether real or manufactured.
I love how he was so honest in this interview. One of the things that I admire about Paul is that after decades of this constant adoration of fans, he remains a down to earth likable normal guy. He knows who he is and he is confident but he never comes off arrogant. He has handled his fame better than I think most people could.
What a brilliant talent -- Paul turned 22 on the day the Beatles arrived in Australia June 18, 1964 -- at the time of this interview he had no idea the classic songs he would be writing with John Lennon and on his own as a Beatle --
The Beatles arrived in Australia on 11 June 1964, not 18 June. He and John had already written several classic songs by then, go listen to the 3 albums and several singles they had made by the time of this tour.
@@yurix_xroblox hate to break it to you but it is highly unlikely that Lennon & McCartney wrote any pre 1967 Beatles songs apart from Love Me Do )and maybe PS I Love You) As Lennon told you the Beatles are a myth and McCartney is myth just like Dylan is a myth
@@jonasrmb01 CIA & their Frankfurt School indeed had influence in the lives of the Beatles... however, harmonies were their own - and stunningly mesmerizing! (If I fell, Things We Said Today...) Very clear🔔 beautiful young masculine voices that blended into amazing harmonies.🎶🎵🎤 Was there anything like it on the American scene? No equivalent...? NO... especially not the "surfer," the "folkie" or the later Motown "sounds".
He’s so beautiful and intelligent. It’s hard to explain but he always looks like he’s in deep thought with an Intelligent look in his eyes. My favorite Beatle. (I love them all though)
I have loved this man since I was about 8 years old - he is a credit to my home city. I was born & brought up in Speke, Liverpool where both Paul and George lived when they were young. Such an intelligent, sensitive young man with talent the like of which we will never see again. God bless you Sir Paul.
Never seen this before-which proves how rare and exclusive this content is because if ive never seen it before-as a Beatle nut-hardly anyone else probably has!!!!
What most people don’t think about with Paul and the way he was here at such a young age is that all that was mostly due to his upbringing. His dad was a very proper man and brought him up well. He was also responsible for much of his musical talent….so says Paul himself. He has always talked about how much he learned from his dad, and judging by this interview, he learned more than music. He learned how to be respectful and courteous. That’s one thing he’s kept throughout his whole life. Even now, he’s generally a courteous person in interviews.
William have not behaved that way in interviews. For starters the real JPM would not have commented Lennons death with a cold "It's a drag". William's personality is different than JPM's. William have unlike Paul a big ego.
I agree, Paul Father seems like a wonderful man, especially still being such a positve force after his wife (and Pauls Mum) passed away. I find Pauls Dad a fascinating character.
21 years old and “…we can’t even read music!” as hundreds of people scream for them just outside. Just crazy how this band happened at all and how much it changed everything.
@@jonasrmb01 Paul's voice had over 4 octaves and so does "Billy". That's freakishly rare, putting paul in the top ten vocal ranges of all rock singers. You cannot be trained to have that range, you have to be born with it.
Paul is always honest when speaking to the British press. The problem was as he says pwople (mostly inthe USA) want him to just give answers they "expect' to be told.
Because he's so charming and engaging, I think people underestimated Paul's emotional intelligence and depth. To me, it was obvious from the music he wrote. He's always been a people person too. If you look back at the early Beatles performances, you can see the absolute joy on Paul's face - and it's infectious, you can't watch those old clips without grinning your head off and feeling much happier than you did before. Paul's always loved performing, that's why he's still touring today, and thank God for that!
Real JPM loved touring but not travelling. If JPM had lived after late 1966 he would have retired. But now it is the charade of old William. A man that cannot stop touring or making music. And William is not a people's person like JPM was.
@@OlskZeri-tc5ni You're absolutely correct. Don't listen to the naysayers who think it's all crazy. This interview of real Paul shows what he was really like and how much he changed after 1966. It's like night and day, but if you don't want to see it, you'll call it b.s. I'm hoping one day soon they'll all know the truth.
Did he imagine that nearly 60 years later, he’d still be the worlds most famous man and he’d still be writing songs and still touring the world, what an amazing and inspiring life this man has and is still living…
Don't know the interviewer but you should be credited for not putting Paul under the usual pressure .. best I have seen .. Paul was easy and relaxed ..
Paul McCartney is so handsome and he has long eye lashes too. Round pretty eyes and nice lips. Wow I've said a mouth full London England has some talented and handsome lads . also great songwriters
This type of interview wasn’t done often with any of the Beatles. That’s too bad for us. You have to give the interviewer and also the camera operator a lot of credit. This is a REAL interview. However, most subjects aren’t interesting. They are not well spoken. They aren’t candid. At 21, Paul was.
Surprised Faul hasn't bought up this video like he has with lots of other images & videos of Paul so people can't be reminded of what Paul actually was like. And you can definitely see and feel the difference between the two. Paul was so good looking and had an attractive soul shinning through whereas Faul just doesn't have the same attractiveness physically and spiritually.
@@OlskZeri-tc5niI think he knew that. Don't we all? (Most of us do anyway.) It's a striking difference in personalities between young Paul here and the other guy just a few years later. Not even close.
yeah because everything in his life changed drastically in those few years he even was introduced to drugs obviously he changed as a person but he kept his talent and intelligence
It was rumored that he died a cupel of months after this interview, he certainly changed after this , like totally , his fame was transferred , to William Cambal , who would carry on for him, and the Beatles ....Paul is dead, miss him, miss him...miss him.............
Very interesting interview, a rare one where they don't ask dumb things like "how do you spend your money?" or "how do you like Australian girls?" I find it especially interesting that as early as 1964, Paul caught on to the fact that the Beatles had a uniquely eclectic set of musical influences.
9:11 I was a kid in '66 when I heard it, I never forgot it. Later I found so many clues about the unbelievable, bit one has to want to see the differences between Paul and Faul.
In an RKO Special, F. Lee Bailey (a high profile attorney during the 60's) asked the supposed brother Mike McCartney (McGear) "when did you last see your brother" (aka JPM) and McGear answered "At his funeral."
@@sherrybirchall8677 It's mostly bots or people coming from conspiracy message boards. I have been a fan for 40+ years, and in those years have never met a single person who takes "Paul is dead" conspiracies seriously. Yet there's a dozen bots just on this page. It happens online, when a page gets spammed with bots or nutters
@@CommonContentArchive, excuse me, but I am neither a "bot", or a "nutter", as you call it. I'm a person who loved James Paul McCartney very much. Just because someone doesn't agree with you, that doesn't make them any less than any other person. Thank you for assuming things about us, though. It makes my day, when people want to assume that they know me, or anything about me, based on comments that I make on UA-cam videos. Just lovely. (Dripping sarcasm, here; in case you can't tell.) By the way, there are a lot of us PID believers out there in the world. A lot more than you can imagine. We won't be intimidated by your name calling and assumptions, however. Might want to get used to the fact that we are here to stay. (Oh, and I've been a Beatles fan for 60 years.)
You're talking about it as if it's text and pictures that convince people and not the apparent changes in demeanor and personality. @@Thegeniuskidsuperb
his lips and voice and demeanor different than in 1967. This Paul is gentle and sweet and genteel and ... British. Also his ear lobes are different than in 1967.
I wondered a bit about how these guys thought about the kids screaming about them and worried they would misunderstand what it all means, but I’m so comforted by knowing at least one of them got it. It’s really not sexual or hysterical… and then I remember, he was and is a fan of someone else’s too. Of course he knows. These guys made music so insane that I never really connected them being someone else’s fans and acting the way fans act. And it’s not a standard answer either. Very interesting and simple but it’s the kind of thing you forget about when the person you’re a huge fan of is a person too and other artists’ fan as well. I often forget the artists I love have an inner life that relates to art made by others separate from their own art.
how can someone be this good looking,sexy, charming,talented, as young as he is at this interview, he is cool as cucumber. . .he is so stunning , it's unbelievable
So does one change from liking to be indoors to outdoors because he is saying here he wasn’t keen on the outdoors and was more of an indoor person. Weirdly changed after 66
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He's sitting there, calm and cool as cucumber in conversation with the interviewer, and there's an army of non-stop deafening screams right outside the window. Basically wherever he went. What a strange and interesting life he embarked on. And a genuinely sweet disposition.
Well said. So true.
And with cameras on him
Unbelievable that he's 21 here. Insane. So beautiful and accomplished.
and in 2 years he's replaced by Billy
It’s so unfair that Paul had such exquisite looks to go with such exquisite talent, lol. But my eyes and ears say thank you!! 😉
@@thesilvershining I am with you on that! Totally AGREE!
The James Paul McCartney
He's so perfect, isn't he? Sigh!
Dude was 21, basically still a kid, and one of the most famous people in the world
And that was the life William did make for himself when he replaced JPM "as an already set up affair" late 1966.
I find it incredible and almost unbelievable that today, in 2024, he still has the drive and passion to make and perform music that he did way back then. Hell, even if I love a craft, I begin to get a bit ancy to do something else after 3-5 years of it being my main thing. What he’s done and the fact that he is still doing it with the same unbridled passion consistently is just amazing. He and Ringo have done a great job of in 9:11 keeping the Beatles top of mind with new generations. And they come across as so damned 9:11 genuine. Paul would have every good excuse to be a pompous asshole after all his success,talent and presence to intimidate. But no, he seems all but that on his talk and more importantly his actions. Smart, wise, crafty, industry slick guy who knows how to present himself and does it so well I do believe it is absolutely genuine. It’s going to be a sad, sad day when we lose one of music’s greatest, most driven yet genuinely humble and grounded geniuses. I love the din of a b**ch. I really do.
"Dude"???
That's Paul McCartney to you.
Have some goddamn respect.
Some people age differently. Also, recording equipment improves in time.
I wish I was that mature at 21...to take the magnitude of it all all psychologically, speak so eloquently, and still have room for humility is breathtaking. Will-I-Am is a total dk in comparison and I get why JL was the first to crack in the end and get aggro with Will-I-Am. I think I would have done the same!!!! George and Ringo were always behind JL. The OG 3 were all trapped inside an artificial product they no longer had control over and were being handled. JL sabotaged it all to give the OG 3 an out. JL killed The Beatles and "they" didn't forgive him for it, or forget, they made JL's life a total hell, he couldn't travel back to England to visit his Aunt, or son, and then the cowards took him out. Spineless, control freak cowards...the lot of them. RIP Paul, John, George. I really hope Ringo outlives Will-I-Am so het gets to spew the truth into mainstream before he pops his clogs. Now...that would be one hell of a Netflix limited series. Yeesh!!!!!
He's got an old soul at 21 years old...Ain't no way I was ever this cool at this age...!!
People were more mature in 60s in that age.
@@Wayne_Schlagel indeed, people by 17 were married
Totally - a beautiful old soul!
Yes, agreed. I find it astounding that he wrote ‘yesterday’ at such a young age
Paul had a depth at that age - sensible, intelligent and honest.
Very different from "Sir Paul" (William).
@@OlskZeri-tc5ni Don't you think William should speak out now. Dude's in his 80s and time is running out for him😳
And so do you in noticing, Sharon.
Aww - that's very kind of you. @@claradiaz3147
@@nadiachristiansen7599Man of the 1000 voices speaking perfectly loud!
This is one of the most articulated and well spoken individuals I have ever heard speak. His effortless candour is out of worldly and to think he was not even 22.
Too bad that he died 24 years old.
@@OlskZeri-tc5ni Agreed. From St Peppers and beyond The Beatles were nothing more than a rotating ensemble of actors.
@@OlskZeri-tc5niThat's like saying JFK died in 1963. Like Kennedy, Paul was murdered. (We both know that, of course.)
Ignore the tinfoil-hatters here. They're coming from a conspiracy page to spam nonsense 😂
Back then it was the norm for artists to be well spoken, because they read and were immersed in a more intellectual culture. They had no phones, no tik tok . The record Industry was still functioning, and talent was everywhere.
Truly amazing how grounded and unflappably he was for a 21 year old who’s in the spotlight of the world, what’s more he’s still the same down to earth person after everything the Beatles went through. Some people are predestined for stardom and obviously he’s one of them. A fine example of authenticity.
This guy has some beautiful eyes.
Had is the word. Sadly he is dead.
@@OlskZeri-ip1xr What?? No he isnt??
@@HaeRineka No, he's not. There's a crazy death cuIt which has no evidence, and I've seen many siIIy manipuIated videos about it. One I saw recentIy showed George taIking about the dentist friend dropping acid in his coffee and he had his first "trip." That's aII he he was taIking about, but it was posted as "proof" PauI is "dead".
@@HaeRinekaHe isn’t, there’s just a conspiracy that he is. It’s not true, it’s extremely stupid.
@@HaeRineka pay no heed to the absurdists. Paul McCartney is alive and well turning 82 in two days ❤
Let's not forget this man was 21, almost 22, at the moment of this interview., which is basically shy of his teenage years. At that age, I was still fucking around with my life and had no clue or idea which direction it was gonna take, like a lot of people at that age. But at 21 this guy was confident, calm and composed very successful and cementing a golden future. He was already starting to amass a fortune and had a solid career all paved. By the time this interview took place, Beatlemania was a global pandemic, this was held either in Adelaide or in Melbourne, so the band's success was set and solid.
C mon..this was 60 years ago. Ofc people were so much deferent back then.
It was a global phenomenon a pandemic is a disease
@@Wayne_Schlagel. What in the world are you talking about?
The Beatlemania sounds in the background are insane.
What was that? Sorry, couldn't hear! 🙉
Maybe there was a football game outside. Or Ringo was dancing for the crowds
Hysteria!
I hate to sound sexist but man, women really don't help themselves with the whole "women are irrational and hysterically emotional" trope at times.
@@Dryhten1801 That does sound sexist alright.
At 21 going on 22 he had experienced so much in life by then that he sounds like someone 10 years older. He had seen it all nearly by then.
What a lovely, sweet, articulate and handsome young man ❤😍
I get that all the time too 😅👍
@@ketchup5344 😂😂😂😂😂😂
"Is there anything you dislike about being a Beatle?"
I love the little gleam in his eye before he answers that.
"No." Seems impossible but that's probably a part of the impossible formula that is the Beatles. Only the Beatles could actually have loved music and bringing music to people that much.
He's the one who always loved performing. And still does.
@@teocantsleep4611 You don't know. Paul McCartney died in 1966.
That is one of the most insightful, interesting and honest interviews I've ever heard from a member of the Beatles. Normally they just give glib responses to inane questions asked by journalists.
@tony
George had fewer occasions to be interviewed until after he became a soloist. ...of all the 4, I always found George the most relatable. Paul's dreamy elegance is almost ethereal - I can understand why he fell in love with an equally imaginative, elegant actress: a soulmate.
Of all who suffered Paul's loss, Ms Asher had the worst of it because her ideal FUTURE was destroyed - including loss of the children that were not born to them.
@@rmp7400Who was Ms Asher?
@@teocantsleep4611Jane Asher, Paul's gf in early Beatles days
What's interesting to me is Paul never says "you know" once here! Wonder when he started doing that! He seems very grounded for an almost 22 year old who along with his mates, had taken the world by storm. So handsome here too.🥰
he did use that a lot but not nearly as much as billy/the man you know as paul mccartney today
if you don't believe me i'll just ask you this: how did paul supposedly grew like 2 1/2 inches and his shoe size changed from 8 to 9.5 since december 1966 while him being 24?
@@jonasrmb01 cringe
@@jonasrmb01 NPC type comment
It's pre-stoner, pre-cocaine Paul
So much humour, irony and intelligence!
At 21, Paul was already utterly well-grounded and not remotely perturbed by his XXL celebrity.
Unlike "Sir Paul" who is in love with himself.
@@olskzeri2723 🎯 👍🏻
He is quite humble and I think that is what John, George and Ringo really loved about Paul (#1.)
@@chrisnolan5607 💛 👍🏻
@@olskzeri2723 faul happened and the unmistakably deft and sharp character we see in this video, was made nothing more than a cheap replica albeit with continued song writing prowess, whether real or manufactured.
He's so gorgeous, I've loved him all my life.
His eyes are gorgeous
His eyes WAS gorgeous.
60 years ago interview，so amazing❤
This is truly a great interview. Interesting questions, for that time.
Interesting questions, and Paul's answers were also great!
So incredibly beautiful
I know right!
🤤🤤🤤🤤
21 years old here. And he wrote Yesterday when he was 23. It's insane.
And Yesterday was written by the real JPM not "Sir Paul" who is just Another day.
@@OlskZeri-tc5niwritten by tavisstock and George Martin. He didn’t write it.
@@OlskZeri-tc5niLennon McCartney duo is also a myth.
Kate Bush wrote number 1 hits at the age of 15. 💁🏻♂️
@@Victoralexanderstark Dave Gilmour made it all for her. Just like George Martin wrote The Beatles' songs.
I love how he was so honest in this interview. One of the things that I admire about Paul is that after decades of this constant adoration of fans, he remains a down to earth likable normal guy. He knows who he is and he is confident but he never comes off arrogant. He has handled his fame better than I think most people could.
Real Paul was a humble guy. "Sir Paul" (William) is nothing like him. William have a huge ego.
Level headed and sincere.
What a brilliant talent -- Paul turned 22 on the day the Beatles arrived in Australia June 18, 1964 -- at the time of this interview he had no idea the classic songs he would be writing with John Lennon and on his own as a Beatle --
Paul never had a solocareer. It was William in "Wings".
The Beatles arrived in Australia on 11 June 1964, not 18 June. He and John had already written several classic songs by then, go listen to the 3 albums and several singles they had made by the time of this tour.
@@yurix_xroblox hate to break it to you but it is highly unlikely that Lennon & McCartney wrote any pre 1967 Beatles songs apart from Love Me Do )and maybe PS I Love You)
As Lennon told you the Beatles are a myth and McCartney is myth just like Dylan is a myth
@@yurix_xroblox Mike Williams made a very concise presentation of why it was impossible for the Beatles to have written any songs from Rubber Soul
@@jonasrmb01 CIA & their Frankfurt School indeed had influence in the lives of the Beatles...
however,
harmonies were their own - and stunningly mesmerizing!
(If I fell, Things We Said Today...)
Very clear🔔 beautiful
young masculine voices that blended into amazing harmonies.🎶🎵🎤
Was there anything like it on the American scene? No equivalent...? NO... especially not the "surfer," the "folkie" or the later Motown "sounds".
He’s so beautiful and intelligent. It’s hard to explain but he always looks like he’s in deep thought with an Intelligent look in his eyes. My favorite Beatle. (I love them all though)
Real Paul was special. William is nothing like him.
same
This man is beautiful and ethereal! He answers the questions thoughtfully and also smikes❤
I have loved this man since I was about 8 years old - he is a credit to my home city. I was born & brought up in Speke, Liverpool where both Paul and George lived when they were young. Such an intelligent, sensitive young man with talent the like of which we will never see again. God bless you Sir Paul.
Paul was the first Beatle that grabbed my attention. He looked like some Disney prince!
@Pauline Morgan Thank You and to Liverpool for sharing such a great talent musician and songwriter.
Are most men over there as gorgeous and FINE as this young man?
@@olgafigueroa2909 I wish!!!!! But unfortunately - NO! x
I think Paul McCartney is one of the most beautiful and fascinating people who ever lived. I am in constant awe of him.
His eyes
@theauthenticityclub, yes. Beautiful, brown "bedroom" eyes (slanted, heavy-lidded, dreamy). 💙
Never seen this before-which proves how rare and exclusive this content is because if ive never seen it before-as a Beatle nut-hardly anyone else probably has!!!!
What most people don’t think about with Paul and the way he was here at such a young age is that all that was mostly due to his upbringing. His dad was a very proper man and brought him up well. He was also responsible for much of his musical talent….so says Paul himself. He has always talked about how much he learned from his dad, and judging by this interview, he learned more than music. He learned how to be respectful and courteous. That’s one thing he’s kept throughout his whole life. Even now, he’s generally a courteous person in interviews.
William have not behaved that way in interviews. For starters the real JPM would not have commented Lennons death with a cold "It's a drag". William's personality is different than JPM's. William have unlike Paul a big ego.
Paul McCartney died in 1966. End of story.
I agree, Paul Father seems like a wonderful man, especially still being such a positve force after his wife (and Pauls Mum) passed away. I find Pauls Dad a fascinating character.
@@OlskZeri-tc5ni Quit spamming, and go wash your tinfoil hat. It's filthy 😂
21 years old and “…we can’t even read music!” as hundreds of people scream for them just outside. Just crazy how this band happened at all and how much it changed everything.
But JPM's replacement late 1966 could read music.
@@olskzeri1476 Nope. Still can't read music.
@@loosilu Well yes because he is dead lol
@@loosilu yes Beatle Bill is a professionally musically trained composer and multiinstrumentalist
@@jonasrmb01 Paul's voice had over 4 octaves and so does "Billy". That's freakishly rare, putting paul in the top ten vocal ranges of all rock singers. You cannot be trained to have that range, you have to be born with it.
my god he's stunning
unlike the current look a like
HE'S SO CUTE 😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️
He was cute.
No he is not that pretty
@@edenflavio6043 are you kidding? Why else would they call him 'the cute one'?
Sve je to maska.
Ikr! It can’t be said enough 😍❤️
Fantastic to see Paul at 21. He was such a polite and pleasant guy. He was amazing
And still is!
@@lindam4259 No he is not "still is". He have been dead since late 1966. William have a completely different personality.
Paul is always honest when speaking to the British press. The problem was as he says pwople (mostly inthe USA) want him to just give answers they "expect' to be told.
This was the Australian press on their Australian tour.
Amazing quality!
Because he's so charming and engaging, I think people underestimated Paul's emotional intelligence and depth. To me, it was obvious from the music he wrote. He's always been a people person too. If you look back at the early Beatles performances, you can see the absolute joy on Paul's face - and it's infectious, you can't watch those old clips without grinning your head off and feeling much happier than you did before. Paul's always loved performing, that's why he's still touring today, and thank God for that!
Real JPM loved touring but not travelling. If JPM had lived after late 1966 he would have retired. But now it is the charade of old William. A man that cannot stop touring or making music. And William is not a people's person like JPM was.
@@OlskZeri-tc5ni Please take a long walk off a short pier - no one is interested in that b.s.
@@OlskZeri-tc5ni Bit of a stupid theory. Anyway, even if it's a fake Paul, it didn't stop him from changing the world of music.
Absolutely. Very keen mind coupled with emotional intelligence and of course so skilled with the charm and gab. Very Gemini.
@@OlskZeri-tc5ni You're absolutely correct. Don't listen to the naysayers who think it's all crazy. This interview of real Paul shows what he was really like and how much he changed after 1966. It's like night and day, but if you don't want to see it, you'll call it b.s. I'm hoping one day soon they'll all know the truth.
Paul had a lovely gentle Liverpool accent and such a distinctive chin.
The real Paul was something else compared to William.
HANDSOME as hell!!!!😁😎😍🤩🤗😘
Imagine...being 22 years old and the most popular person in the world. Imagine.
Imagine that someone replaced this man in an already set up affair and went from a nobody to the worlds most famous men.
Did he imagine that nearly 60 years later, he’d still be the worlds most famous man and he’d still be writing songs and still touring the world, what an amazing and inspiring life this man has and is still living…
One-half of the greatest popular music writing team in music history: Sir Paul McCartney...thanks for uploading.
Sadly that songwriting team ended too early.
Sir Paul is a different person
I would get lost in those eyes...
Real beutiful Paul. He has the magic ❤
Such a wonderful person!
And sadly he would die in a terrible car accident two years later
Person: how many times have you watched this?
Me: yes
Now thats the Paul I remember.. Wish it could have been in color.
Don't know the interviewer but you should be credited for not putting Paul under the usual pressure .. best I have seen .. Paul was easy and relaxed ..
The first Paul generally was relaxed and easygoing
@@OldSchoolVibes1978 the same Paul you mean?
@@patcola7335
Sorry but are those 'Faul' people really sane?
I mean, they're so obsessed, lol ~
he's 21 here and already so accomplished and poised, im 21 and still on my bed...
At least.. you are alive. He died at 24.
Paul McCartney is so handsome and he has long eye lashes too. Round pretty eyes and nice lips. Wow I've said a mouth full London England has some talented and handsome lads . also great songwriters
Paul was handsome. But "Sir Paul" (William) is not him.
@gussiegreen4036 Liverpool, not London.
Great piece of History this film footage ♪♫♪
People thought that was long hair back then and that was considered so controversial… my, how times have changed.
This type of interview wasn’t done often with any of the Beatles. That’s too bad for us. You have to give the interviewer and also the camera operator a lot of credit. This is a REAL interview. However, most subjects aren’t interesting. They are not well spoken. They aren’t candid. At 21, Paul was.
June 14th 1964 at the Melbourne’s Southern Cross Hotel in Australia
I remember this time. What a whirlwind return to Rock&Roll !!
Before The Beatles, we had a Burl Ives album.
And then, perfection landed.
I love him so much!!! I can relate to the screaming Beatlemaniacs in the background lol
Me too!
The background scream is so crazy for four people who are so talented and take it so well
He is such a doll here, just as beautiful as he is today
"Sir Paul" (William) is not the same JPM as in this video.
It's Billy today different in so many respects
@PedroHenrique-x7c 🤣
The dude was totally gifted,
sad beautiful eyes
He speaks so eloquent,
Real JPM was a class act. Not like "Sir Paul" (William).
Very intelligent for 21 🧠 amazing 👏
He's so different from the guy today
It’s almost as if they’re not the same human being.
He just changed, just like everyone else…
@@spacecowboy1933 yeah he was replaced. That was the big change.
Polar opposites - Paul & Faul.
So different, maybe because this is 60 years ago
Incredible.
Woah was he CUTE 😍
Yes he was💙💓🩷
Miss him so much😔💔😭🙏
@PedroHenrique-x7c Do you mind doing some research before claiming "Paul McCartney is alive" stuff?
What a looker 😳
Indeed 😍 💖
Oh oh I'm falling in love
With a dead man.
This is the original James Paul McCartney.
You live your life with eyes open.
Wow. So mature
Surprised Faul hasn't bought up this video like he has with lots of other images & videos of Paul so people can't be reminded of what Paul actually was like. And you can definitely see and feel the difference between the two. Paul was so good looking and had an attractive soul shinning through whereas Faul just doesn't have the same attractiveness physically and spiritually.
This video exposes William. He is not anywhere this charming and innocent.
RIP Paul.
Yes, great stuff
Paul’s interview style is relaxed, approachable, talkative and friendly unlike Billy’s.
Non ho mai visto niente di più bello ed ipnotico di Lui❤️,non riesco a smettere di guardarlo😍
Same ♥️
The light in his eyes shine clear to his Soul. You dont see that at all with Faul.
Are you sure you're not confusing this with your favorite soap opera? An evil twin... hmm. Where will this crazy story turn? Stay tuned.
So different from interviews from 1967 on.... Hmmmm, wonder why???
Because the later interviews is with William pretending to be Paul McCartney.
@@OlskZeri-tc5ni the interview comparison '66 to '67 is HUGE
@@OlskZeri-tc5niI think he knew that. Don't we all? (Most of us do anyway.) It's a striking difference in personalities between young Paul here and the other guy just a few years later. Not even close.
yeah because everything in his life changed drastically in those few years he even was introduced to drugs obviously he changed as a person but he kept his talent and intelligence
@@antonella93 lol
It was rumored that he died a cupel of months after this interview, he certainly changed after this , like totally , his fame was transferred , to William Cambal , who would carry on for him, and the Beatles ....Paul is dead, miss him, miss him...miss him.............
I believe this interview was in 1964, so he still had a few years before we lost him.
@stevennewton5185, Paul McCartney died in an automobile accident on September 11, 1966; less than 27 months after this interview.
Very interesting interview, a rare one where they don't ask dumb things like "how do you spend your money?" or "how do you like Australian girls?" I find it especially interesting that as early as 1964, Paul caught on to the fact that the Beatles had a uniquely eclectic set of musical influences.
Real Paul McCartney was a very intelligent young man.
What a Thoroughly Nice Guy maybe ! . A star like You 🛎👋
Love to see the true real Paul. I suppose that some people know about what I'm talking. 🧐
Great interview by the way.
Only a very few. Most are still asleep. 😌
Much more genuine and not an ounce of arrogance there.
@@susanrutherford866oh you are soooo enlightened! Ode to you, praise for believing and spreading the most ABSURD "theory" ever 🙄🙄🙄
The parting on the left became the parting on the right.
9:11 I was a kid in '66 when I heard it, I never forgot it. Later I found so many clues about the unbelievable, bit one has to want to see the differences between Paul and Faul.
Billy was given the title "Sir" for his ability to fool the public.
In an RKO Special, F. Lee Bailey (a high profile attorney during the 60's) asked the supposed brother Mike McCartney (McGear) "when did you last see your brother" (aka JPM) and McGear answered "At his funeral."
He was honest for once.
Oh really that's interesting 🤔🤔🤔
My God, we're living in stupid times.
@@sherrybirchall8677 It's mostly bots or people coming from conspiracy message boards. I have been a fan for 40+ years, and in those years have never met a single person who takes "Paul is dead" conspiracies seriously. Yet there's a dozen bots just on this page. It happens online, when a page gets spammed with bots or nutters
@@CommonContentArchive, excuse me, but I am neither a "bot", or a "nutter", as you call it. I'm a person who loved James Paul McCartney very much. Just because someone doesn't agree with you, that doesn't make them any less than any other person. Thank you for assuming things about us, though. It makes my day, when people want to assume that they know me, or anything about me, based on comments that I make on UA-cam videos. Just lovely. (Dripping sarcasm, here; in case you can't tell.) By the way, there are a lot of us PID believers out there in the world. A lot more than you can imagine. We won't be intimidated by your name calling and assumptions, however. Might want to get used to the fact that we are here to stay. (Oh, and I've been a Beatles fan for 60 years.)
The tears in those glorious eyes says it all..
Sadly Paul lived a short life.
@@OlskZeri-ip1xr that’s just a myth. Don’t believe everything you see online
You're talking about it as if it's text and pictures that convince people and not the apparent changes in demeanor and personality. @@Thegeniuskidsuperb
Милашка. Море обаяния. Большой умница. 💓🌺😊🥰😘
Love this man
If you really loved JPM then you would be aware that he is dead.
@@OlskZeri-ip1xr And if you really loved apples, you'd be aware that they're oranges 😂
The original Paul. What a cutie!
One and only Paul
the real paul ❤️
Definitely the real Paul. This new guy ain't Paul
Just a lad from Liverpool. 🙂
❤
his lips and voice and demeanor different than in 1967. This Paul is gentle and sweet and genteel and ... British.
Also his ear lobes are different than in 1967.
@All Law What??? John too???
@All Law wrong
@@BJ-fj6jw, no. Just Paul.
Paul had a Great Father xx
I wondered a bit about how these guys thought about the kids screaming about them and worried they would misunderstand what it all means, but I’m so comforted by knowing at least one of them got it. It’s really not sexual or hysterical… and then I remember, he was and is a fan of someone else’s too. Of course he knows.
These guys made music so insane that I never really connected them being someone else’s fans and acting the way fans act. And it’s not a standard answer either. Very interesting and simple but it’s the kind of thing you forget about when the person you’re a huge fan of is a person too and other artists’ fan as well. I often forget the artists I love have an inner life that relates to art made by others separate from their own art.
Great interview, Paul. Pretty insightful for your almost 22 self.
I do think that some of those girls and guys had wet underpants. 💁🏼♂️
how can someone be this good looking,sexy, charming,talented, as young as he is at this interview, he is cool as cucumber. . .he is so stunning , it's unbelievable
Real James Paul McCartney was a special man.
Can you make the watermark bigger? I can still see Paul.
Thanks for that comment. The watermark is infuriating but at least you made me laugh 😂
He was great!!! ❤
4:55 It's really no wonder Paul still performs at his current age.
JPM stopped touring in 1966. William is still touring under the "Paul McCartney" name.
I'm telling you with complete sincerity you need to take your meds.
William Shepherd could certainly read music.
So he said in a 4 days he'll be 22. So if this intervieuw was taken in 1964, then he is born in 1942.
Sunday afternoon, June 14, 1964.
So does one change from liking to be indoors to outdoors because he is saying here he wasn’t keen on the outdoors and was more of an indoor person. Weirdly changed after 66
Good observation. All that changed when JPM was replaced late 1966 "as an already set up affair" by William.
Different Personality, Definitely An Entirely Different Person, What A Pity!!!
01:48 Paul, how old r u?❤❤❤ He looks and sounds so genuine!!!😮😮😮
@sobedaiagrange7129, he was genuine; before September 11, 1966. This is the REAL Paul McCartney (June 14, 1964).