Paul McCartney & Wings (Maybe I'm Amazed - Live 1976) Kel Reacts
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I love Paul McCartney so much. His voice was just amazing, so versatile. Wings phase is so underrated.
One of the greatest love songs of all time.
x00p3 - How 'bout; My Love, Motor of Love, Michelle? Why just one?
@@gpiano88 Well, I didn't say it was the only greatest love song. ;)
Certainly one of Macca’s best.
That has to be one of the greatest recorded concerts of all-time. Huge fan of Wings. Thanks for posting.
Here's a little story. My sister asked me what i wanted for Christmas in 76 and i told her i wanted the new album from Paul McCartney and Wings '' Wings over America'' . She said that's all you want? I told her yea, its a 3 album set.We all laughed. II was surprised that she did get it for me. and two tickets to the ''Wings over America'' tour that happened to be coming to Denver. What a show that was. [Side story] At he concert i freaked out the whole band Just before they did blackbird i yelled HEY! LOOK UP HERE!. (we were in the cheap seats in the back of the stage and nobody looked up at the fans )( till then) Paul jumped out of the rocking chair and held up his acoustic looking up in our direction then gave out three whoo's. Even Joe English and the horn section was looking up . Linda , Jimmy and Denny Lane was laughing , cause it was loud loud ! Hell i was even shocked cause it just flew out of my mouth. Then i looked around and a sea of eyes from every direction was looking back at me. My best friend Bob's jaw was dropped and he was staring at me in disbelief. The rest of the show Paul was playing facing us more than the people in front. It was so cool. Peace and Love
I saw Wings in Atlanta on this '76 tour. Paul is a tremendous entertainer. Its hard to beat him live. I say this having seen Clapton, The Who, Zep, Rush, ZZ Top, Van Halen, AC/DC, and Ozzy live just to name a few.
I was lucky enough to see Paul and Wings live. Incredible show. Thank you for a great video.
Paul has always been such a good performer, singer and multi instrumentalist. After you here some more Beatles you will see more of him singing and playing like this - "Oh Darling!" comes to mind
So sad the way he lost his Wife. He loved her with all of his heart.
You guys spend way too much time trying to explain yourselves to the haters! The heck with them, keep it up Great Job! Mike
I loved Paul McCartney and Wings. My mom was a hippy in the 70’s and raised me on this music.
I love it when you do 70's classics!! It was Great being a teen back then! Smoking a little herb and slipping on headphones and hearing it for the first time. hearing the crackle of the needle on the record, reading liner notes. Makes me wish i had a time machine!!! So many great memories!
Agreed!
Glad you're digging into Sir Paul's tunes. The '73-'76 period is my favorite era of his music.
Wings Over America on 8 track. I wore that sucker out in 1977 and 1978. Great stuff.
My dad moronically got an 8'track with the Oldsmobile 98 ... 8'Track was goofy
Me too
This concert was INCREDIBLE. You can watch it on PRIME, & it's called "Rockshow."
The live version of this song is my favorite song of all time! Thank you. And keep it fun. Don't worry about the ones not here for fun :)
That was a great performance by McCartney, and a great reaction by you guys.
Yep, just one of the most incredible Live performances Ever, but the lack of appreciation or maybe lack of exposure of this particular performance is sad. 😢
hey guys, since you're delving into Paul McCartney and Wings, hows' about "Nineteen hundred and eighty five" from Band on the Run !!!!
Yes...excellent suggestion !
The album it came from was Wings Over America the best selling album ever from Wings.
Equally impressive from the same DVD Is Beware My Love and Soily.. both are just phenomenally relentlessly power! For me, the best life performance ever!
We saw Paul McCartney in concert last year. He can STILL wow the crowd. I heard that he gets his fingernails manicured every day because of his guitar playing. When McCartney first teamed up with John Lennon, McCartney was impressed that John had his own band. John was impressed that McCartney could read music and knew how to tune a guitar.
For 1976 an equal, if not better, live performance would be Frampton’s Do You Feel Like We Do.
it'll be fun to see kel reacting to the talkbox part in that song.
a lot of people from after the 70's generation have never seen it used.
McCartney's piano playing has never really gotten as much recognition as it deserves. He's fantastic and creates some great and very 'tasteful' licks on the keys! This song as well as others, "Lady Madonna," Hey Jude", "Long and Winding Road" etc.
This is pure goosebumps one of the best things I’ve ever seen in my whole life God bless you too
SawPaul three different times in Seattle! What a performer! He never took a break, three hours of Heaven!
Wings live 1976 and "Wings over america" is really an underrated masterpiece of Rock/Pop history! thanks so much for uploading/reacting to this amazing video!
That version from the Rockshow concert is amazing … Silly Love Songs from the same is incredible with Paul all over the stage, essentially playing lead on the bass and when it was time for the horns he rocks his way over too them to get them some love … And they are having a blast. Paul is magical.
Wings Over America 1976 - McNichols Arena, Denver
I got crazy stupid lucky and landed tickets about 10 rows up - maybe 30 feet off stage left.
Sat there in awe. My date told me she was afraid I'd gone catatonic, or I hated it, or something, because I didn't say anything, and hardly moved the whole time. Astounding.
I had just graduated from high school and one of my best friends said he was getting tickets for McCartney and Wings concert and did I want to go. Absolutely I said!
So, summer of '76 and here I am in line waiting to see the concert of the year (Cow Palace, just south of San Francisco). Smell of pot and LOTS of talk about a Beatles reunion is what I remember most about standing in line waiting to get inside.
And yeah...it was a concert for the ages! ✌
Linda was the best thing that ever happened to Paul. I love his song "Mull of Kintyre", it's such a wonderful song and just gives you those weekend around the campfire with friends feeling. I actually sing it when my anxiety starts to get too bad. Calms me right down.
Great job ! You’re both enjoying what you’re doing and you both shine . Thankyou lovely people . Great Macca song , too !!!
What? Just keep listening to music and enjoying it, and sharing it. Most of us are just loving the ride.
This is such a beautiful song.
In His later years, Paul re-composed this song to be classical in genre. Something like a quartet piece. It is extraordinary to hear. He also does a classical rendition of "My Love". Also cool.
I know quite a bit, but I'll NEVER be ashamed to say I don't know. Learning is what we're here for..👍🏻
At first I thought this was an SNL bit with this couple. McCartney is the real deal. I love seeing people discover him and the Beatles all over again. Although you can appreciate their music you can't ever understand their impact and excitement unless you lived thru it.
One of the best love songs ever has one of my favorite guitar solos ever.
With Denny Laine,ex-Moody Blues singer.
I watch this video several times and what I enjoy about it is her reaction to it that's what music is all about
Love love love it. The greatest songwriter alive or dead.
Thank you for reacting to this amazing song that clearly has so much meaning.
I got to speak briefly with Linda McCartney in 1990, she was as warm and genuine a human being as you can imagine. If you want to see some magic watch the Golden Slumbers medley from their tour that year.
Jimmy McCullough on lead guitar,Denny Lane bass and Joe English drums!
Amazing! Thank you Kell-n-Rich! :)
You are incredibly appreciated by this guy! Lots of love and positive vibes from Canada! Keep it up!😎🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦🇨🇦
I was at this concert at Madison Sqaure Garden. 1976. Have pictures from the show. He was amazing
True classic for sure,one of the best songs ever imo. Excellent 👍
A beautiful song to his wife Linda McCartney.
This is a PHENOMENAL VIDEO 😊😊😊Thanks for posting.
One of Paul McCartney's greatest songs
Love it. Would be cool to check out some other songs from the Wings Over America tour, but if you want to continue with the songs that you two pick to continue Kel's classic rock journey then I'm sure we'll all enjoy it just as much. Salutations from the UK.
I did request this...telepathically. :) I know, you're amazed.
1970. This is from his first album he played all the instruments and totally did this album by himself I think Linda is singing back some of the songs. Album titled McCartney
I had the pleasure of seeing this tour, "Wings Over America", back in 1976, in St. Paul, MN. I go back & forth between this concert, or when I saw the Rolling Stones in Nashville back in 1997, for my favorite concert ever. Thanks for delving into Wings!
Paul wrote that song about his wife Linda when the Beatles were breaking up. If there had been one more Beatles album after Abbey Road, it would have been included, according to a McCartney interview.
He put on his first solo album, "McCartney".
my god, that tone jimmy gets out of that guitar is incredible.
I saw that concert. Most excited I'd ever been at a concert.
Actually, Paul McCartney's raspy voice did sound like that on many occasions with The Beatles. Top of my head, 'Oh! Darling', 'Golden Slumbers', 'Back in the U.S.S.R.', 'Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da', 'Why Don't We Do It in the Road?', 'Helter Skelter', 'Get Back', 'Birthday', etc. In fact, 'Maybe I'm Amazed' was released around the time the 'Let It Be' album was released (1970).
You two are just awesome, honest & doing great!! Keep up the good work! Great music, great vibes
Speaking of piano players. If Kel has never heard him
PLEASE REACT TO THE PIANO MAN BY BILLY JOEL.
✌😎💨🎵☁🎶☁
You two Rock!!! Who cares if anyone makes a mistake or two, I enjoy watching the reactions and seriously how much you two care for music and one another. If anyone has an issue that's their problem not yours. Keep killing it daily I'll keep watching.
so much heart in this; another level....
McCartney s voice in my opinion reached its zenith in 1976....just sublime singing. As a kid born in the early 70s his voice on this song and a few others from wings actually hooked me on him and subsequently the beatles...his voice was amazing during this era
That is a band that is locked in and very well played. They were just so damn tight, that they make their parts feel so effortless, but the song is so rich and has so much depth. Not to mention how insanely romantic it is and Paul having his wife on stage with him makes you feel it. I have seen this video and heard this song thousands of times since being a kid in the 1970's. If this was the last song I ever heard on earth, I could die and go to heaven with big smile on my face because it reminds me that I have love and love a woman this deeply.
I've seen him and his band twice at the ACC, they're phenomenal
Keep doing what your doing, have fun and I will enjoy watching the fun you have. We all have busy lives and I am greatly appreciative of the time and effort you put in. particularly love classic rock reactions, Rush, ELO, Iron Maiden, best musicians = best reactions.
Jimmy McCulloch(in the white jacket) was the brilliant young guitarist featured in this aged 23, tragically he died just 3 years later .He was also in a band called Thunderclap Newman, formed by The Who's Pete Townsend, who released the classic single "Something in the Air", which is definitely worth listening to....Loved you two's reaction...keep 'em comin
You're both great as you are, if people don't like you they can make the choice and go elsewhere. I enjoy how natural you both are with no hidden agenda. ❤
Hey @nicola Froomes! Good to see you. Thanks for that. We just had to boot a troll. People's pain saddens us but does not mean that we will allow it to run over us or others. They just get booted.
Much love. Glad you are enjoying what we are sharing. Enjoy the vids tonight. Wow. KnR
@@Kel.N.RichReactions thanks for your kind reply. I think that there is so much to be negative about in this sad, crazy world but let's enjoy some wonderful music and let it fill our hearts with positivity. Keep going Rich and Kel! 😍❤
Beautiful.
He played every instrument on this song and every other song on his debut solo album “McCartney.”
Fantastic pick guy's ! Brilliant song.
Lerv from down under \m/ \m/
Great song to play on the piano! Love playing it!
Paul's tril and Kel's laughter made me rewind a couple of times...Cheers!
You know, Rich, this channell is about first reactions. Some of the best reactions are when a song or band is new to you also. You folks don't have to know everything. That's what our role is. You put the music out there and we share our knowledge and experiences with that particular artist. Then we can all learn from each other.
Love what you guys are doing keep it up love Your love
I've always loved this song. In fact I bought the McCarthy album when it came out . My sister and I went in on it. The whole album is good. It's where Paul's head was at .
Can we get my favorite Beatles song studio and live. Dont let me Down. Studio and rooftop live. The last live Beatles performance
Escalera al Cielo if not my favorite, it’s in the top 5. GREAT tune.
The best example of McCartney's amazing voice, Oh Darling! IMO. Would love to see that reaction.
For a great song that exemplifies their comic style, try "Hey Bulldog"
Would love a reaction to ive got a feeling
Saw this tour! Rocked my world!
I love what you two are doing. Your always going to have the know it alls that get off on correcting everyone. Ignore them and keep being fun and awesome. Thanks for the effort you both put forth. :)
“You right me when I’m wrong” are some of the best lyrics ever.
This is great. Thank you.
Loved Kel's reaction with the little piano tinkle. Very cool!!! Keep up the great reactions. Can you two look at McCartney's live n let die
Thanks God bless
Love you guys! Very genuine.
Man you have it right. These Rockshow performances are some of the best. Paul is at the top of his game, the band is amazing, and you tell they are having a blast playing the music.
Much love to you both.
Wings was not around then, when he first recorded this. It was Paul McCartney playing all the instruments. I believe he recorded all this in his home after the Beatles break up.
Great reaction! No need to explain anything to anyone. You got a great style and amazing musical taste. All the success and good health to you and yours! 💜💜👍🏽👍🏽
Got to see him live about six years ago, and it basically made it so I don't ever really NEED to see anyone else live ever again. I will, but that was the be-all end-all of concerts. For the first 2 or 3 songs, it was "I'm seeing a Beatle live in concert!" Then after that, it settled in just how great he is on his own and just all about the performance quality.
Keep being genuine . Hearts and flowers from me John Michael . Karaoke guy from Homosassa Fla.
My first boyfriend played this for me. If he hadn't insisted on me listening to Wings I would never have chosen to listen to it.
Love the SNL Svetty balls vibe. Yes, Great balls & Whole Lotta Shakin' is a percussive, boogie woogie thang. Glad you are broadening your Rock horizon!
Wild West Hero.... ELO! 👍❤️
Laredo tornado too!
And Rockaria!
This song was originally released on Paul's first solo album called "McCartney". He played all instruments on all songs adding tracks to the songs as he went. Linda played on some of the songs. I had this album on vinyl at one time.
Kel, you need to hear Paul singing "I've got a feeling", from "Let it Be". Rich, you are about my age and we have the same taste in music. I grew up in South Texas where tejano music is the pop music of the area. No offense to tejano music but I don't like an accordion as a lead instrument. Nevertheless, I had a terrible social life during my youth. I literally followed the advice on "Fast times at Ridgemont High" by playing Led Zeppelin in my father's Cadillac for my prom date. She reached over to the stereo controls to change the music. Anyway, it's fun to see people from my generation having the same love for music.
Maybe I'm Amazed is a magical song to me, and I enjoyed your both's reaction to it.
winehousedrunk I didn’t, took them nearly 8 minutes to get to the song and the guy said he thinks Denny Laine was still alive!!!!
Really good, this concet is on TV every once in a while
Hi guys, its Laurie and Darrell from Newport News, Va. We really enjoy watching yalls videos. Kel, you revitalize our love of this music. I know it's been about 8 months since you put this video out, and I should've commented sooner, but I didn't want to open "that" can of worms. Have you heard the "Paul is dead" conspiracy theory? According to this theory, Paul died in a car crash in 1966 and was replaced by a look alike who through surgery (and Paul's absence from public view for a time) was accepted as Paul McCartney. The theorists offer side by side photos (pre and post 1966) as part of the evidence, and the difference in key when Paul sings. Anyway , the reason I say anything at all is because at about the 12:40 mark, Kel, you say "I didn't know he could sing like that, or play like that", "that is not the Paul McCartney I"ve heard". It"s glorious to me to think of all those theorists out there who are going crazy over such comments, and especially coming from someone who is so new and innocent to all this music and the culture surrounding it. I haven"t seen anyone else comment on the subject so I threw in my 2 cents, and for me it is just something to smile about. Ok guys keep on truckin, stay safe, and we will keep watching.
Thank you for your channel........really good. Be encouraged.
Wings over America love love love
I think maybe you guys should check out the Beatles - oh darling, McCartney was killing these vocals in the Beatles as well, his range is absolutely ridiculous, great reaction!!!!
I was at that exact concert. Still have the ticket stub too! If you were to watch the entire concert, I think it's on DVD now, and look toward the stage and looked for the tallest person near the first stage amp on the left side; that would be me.
Great review.