This has to be a very emotional tour for him. He knows the days of performing are almost over, he's reflecting on his incredible life's work. If this doesn't move you, you're already dead. Hats off to you James Paul McCartney, you done good.
It certainly a ‘farewell tour’ feeling about it doesn’t it? I was thinking ahwile ago that isn’t anyone alive that has been part of my world experience longer than Paul and Ringo. There is home movies of me dancing in my crib to Twist and Shout and I wanna hold Your Hand. Like most people my age, this music has truly been the soundtrack of my life.
Very well said. The best summing up of Paul these days at a precious time we need to understand how lucky we are to have lived in his lifetime. The Beatles were a gift to the world.
I’m going tonight (6/12) in Baltimore. This will be my 4th time seeing Paul, and I agree, likely the last. I’m not going to wear my contacts tonight, because I already know the tears will come. This band has been part of me for 45 years. And this song and the “I’ve Got A Feeling” duet with 1969 John are hitting me hard.
Saw him this tour at the 6,000 seat Hollywood Hard Rock, fifth time. Still incredible and moving! Yes, his voice is going, but the passion and love of playing his music is definitely still there. 2hrs 45min of time travel! I think he'll tour at least one more time...
This got me teary-eyed. It's been 21 years since we lost George physically but he'll always stay in my and many more hearts and memories. I miss George too much. Peace and Love!
@@davidblack2970 Yes, I think when you are a great fan you can think their immortal. Plus I don't think it was public that he was ill and dying which comes as more a shock.
A very nice tribute to George, I literally just watched all 6 hours of the Get Back film today, and a few hours later I find this video, and 53 years later Paul still showing his admiration to his friend, it made me tear up a little.
Yep, me too - just watched parts one and two of the Get Back documentary, third time around. Part three is on deck! This was a great cover of a George classic. Thank you, Paul
When 6'1, 200 lb former professional wide-reciever football player becomes inconsolable when Paul turns to the moniter and you see tears in his eyes then l have to agree with the person who wrote if you didn't feel any emotions, then you're probably dead also.
I attended the concert, with my son, on April 28. Yes I teared up several times. I was 5 , sitting on my dad's lap, when they played Ed Sullivan show. I grew up listening to them. I made sure my son grew up, listening to the Beatles. Awesome show. Worth every penny
He isn't the Beatles. He's one of four. In some ways it's also a bit of a cheek as Lennon and McCartney squeezed George Harrison out and probably wouldn't have had this song on the album in his younger days. It was probably only because George stood his ground that it was on the album in the first place. It's a classic, but Harrison's feud with John and Paul (particularly Paul) was beginning to grow at this stage.
Pinball Junky- What a story (TWO, actually!)! I had to add this- I recently saw the Eagles in Chicago. Accompanying them was a 77pc orchestra AND… The Chicago Children’s Choir. WOW indeed. I’ve been a musician for roughly as long as they have. So naturally, I was kind of disappointed when it appeared (‘sounded’) like they were using that dreaded Auto Tune. But after a few songs, I realized that it wasn’t Auto Tune at all. They were just that damned good. Spot on. Note for note. The whole Hotel album plus Eagle hits, and solo stuff from Henley, Walsh and even James Gang! So, out of nowhere, this kid sitting next to me says “This is my first show.” Amazed, I said “You said What???” And he said “This is the first concert that I’ve ever been to.” Shell shocked in disbelief, I asked “How old are you?” “16. He replied.” Okay. Now I’m even more stunned. At that age, I had already seen Cream, the Four Seasons and Sabbath! (Hey. I’m old!). After a few songs, I elbowed him and said “So whattya think???” The kid says “Pretty impressive!” I finally catch on to the fact that the guy sitting next to him is his father. I indignantly asked him “So what’s YOUR problem? WHY is this his first show?” But all I got was a shrug. The only way that this could’ve been more perfect, was if it was a Paul show. But, as the kid said, it truly was- “Pretty impressive.”
Considering this tribute to George and the tribute to John singing "I've Got a Feeling". . . . . You can say whatever about Paul, but aside from being one of "the" preeminent composers of the 20th century, you've gotta say Paul MacCartney has a lot of class. . . . . .Pure Class!!!!
As a 13 year old back in 1964, the Beatles touched me in a way that changed me forever. They're the thread running through my life, telling me to listen, to feel, and be open to the magic of living. We are indeed on a magical mystery tour. To see Paul and Ringo carrying on 50+ years later is so beautiful. Some day they'll be gone, we'll all be gone, but their music will ring in the heavens forever.
Will, I saw them in 1964 when I was 10 years old. My family couldn't afford anything like that, but somehow my aunt got tickets for me, my cousin, and our chaperone older sisters. I'll never forget my mother came into the backyard where I was playing with my friend and she said, "If you could go anywhere you wanted, where would you go?" I said, "A baseball game?" (Sidenote: I went on to be a 3 sport athlete in college, taught Physical Education, coached, Asst. Principal PE, Athletic Director- so you can understand how important that baseball game was! BTW I'm a woman) My mom said, "No, but what about a Beatles concert?" I couldn't believe it!!! It was the event of a lifetime!! I still have the program and my Beatles cards, about 250 of them. I've loved them my whole life. Like you, their music has seen me through life's journey. My heart broke when John and George died. To have Paul and Ringo still performing is unbelievable. So many around the world have been touched by their music since I went to that concert almost 58 years ago. That is staggering! To use John's words, "Imagine all the people" who have, like you and me, made it through with the help of their words and music. What a profound impact on the world those 4 young men from working class Liverpool have made.
There is a great story in the Smithsonian magazine about George visiting his aunt in the states a few months before the Beatles officially came to the United States. His aunt introduced him to some other boys that were in a band and George got to sit in with them. They asked George about his band and George replied “we’re starting to get pretty big.” Imagine three months later the same guys are watching Ed Sullivan and there stands George! George made sure that his aunt was at the Ed Sullivan taping (all according to Smithsonian magazine).
I was 4 when the lads came to America and I don't remember a world without them. This song was one of my Dad's favorites and reminds me of my parents. They're both gone now but what a memory of them, and this song, brings me~ Thank you John, Paul, George and Ringo🌟
It takes a lot of courage to perform at his age, knowing he has passed his prime... But Paul delivers! Thank you for all the amazing songs! The soundtrack to my life...
I CAN RELATE WITH PAUL…..IVE BEEN PLAYING GUITAR AND SINGING IN BANDS SINCE 1961. JUST DONE 7 GIGS IN 11 DAYS AND MY VOICE IS LIKE IT WAS 40 YEARS AGO….IM SO LUCKY. IM ALSO VERY LUCKY TO BE THE PROUD OWNER OF A HANDBUILT REPLICA OF PAULS 1964 EPIPHONE TEXAN,PERSONALLY SIGNED. P M YOU ARE AN ABSOLUTE ICON WHO CHANGED THE FACE OF POPULAR MUSIC. BY THE WAY I HAD MY 80TH 2 MONTHS AGO AND I AINT PACKING UP MUSIC YET.
Why do U say he’s past his prime?! Most of our lives are lived well over the age of 20, 30 & even 40. People need to stop talking about Paul’s age! He has more energy & creativity than 99% of humanity.
Paul’s voice is not, of course, what it used to be, but who really cares? The people lucky enough to attend one of his concerts are here for the showmanship, the legacy, an opportunity to celebrate a musical legend. George is my favorite and I know they had their differences but he and Paul did reconcile and I’m happy about that. All “families” have their hard times but the best ones get through them, humble themselves and make amends. I believe that’s what George and Paul did. Anyway, I wish I could have been at one of these concerts and I’m so happy that Paul is still doing what he loves best.
@@aidanbyrnes692 I’m just going by the videos different people have posted. Sometimes he sounds pretty good but as I said, not like he used to. But then, how many guys his age do? I’d go see him anyway (except that I can’t:-)
Ie been lucky enuff 2 b able 2 see him live ×3. He didn't disappoint. My 50th & 60th bday w both. My kids. In. Houston. 3rd time in Lubbock. 4 my 62nd w my byfrd. Memories i will cherish the rest of my life!
@@jrme4714 Musical Gods! came from an era with Dylan,The Stones and The Who where it took a hell of a lot more than Attitude,Tattoo's, a bald menacing head or hole in the jeans to be huge.
That did it!! When George' photo appeared and they played Something In The WayvShe Moves, well tears sprang from my eyes. How incredibly beautiful the Beatles years together were.
Sir Paul Thank You for all your music from the Cavern Days which my wife's sister went many Times and concerts later . Would Love you to come to NZ but to the South Island this time so we can see you one more time. Sir Paul M'CARTNEY YOU did US PROUD.
Who cares if Paul has lost his voice. He could one day end up just being barely able to hum tunes and that's totally fine. The man is a walking, breathing music history whose love for the life and history he shared with his mates is beyond question.
@@richarddelaney9072 Paul's ego would never allow him to do that. No way. He's the star of the show, and he will always be the main guy and the singer. If he can't do it anymore, he will retire. Brian Wilson is mentally impaired, which is why he had to take a bit of a back seat. Paul is not impaired.
Sir Paul was in good voice when I saw him just 3 weeks ago. The second song was "Junior's Farm" and he let it rip! If I could summon that kind of stamina when I'm 80, you'll see me at the top of Mount Everest. And to you Sir Paul; May you always have walls for the winds, A roof for the rain, tea beside the fire, Laughter to cheer you, those you love near you, And all your heart might desire.
Beautiful. I saw him in concert. Paul was amazing. Excellent concert. His voice reflects his age. It's not what it was, but his songs are second to none. Hit after hit after hit................ He sang about thirty songs. Unbelievable.
I totally agree 100% but then again I'm biased as I'm a fellow scouser...I fell in love with Paul in 1962, age 7...Still The same today, God bless this Beautifull Man, What he has brought to the world with his songwriting and music is beyond belief, one of the 20th century composers who is etched in the musical history books...Long may he continue...a living icon..Sir Paul Mccartney. ❤
@@TheSapanone "Oh Darling!" all by itself did a number on Paul's voice. He did multiple takes on that and shredded his voice at the insistence of John and George. Mostly John, of course.
In terms of songwriting talent, the Beatles were blessed beyond all reason. Some bands -- CCR, The Who, and others come to mind -- have a single writer who can create the hits that make them great. The Beatles were simply in a class by themselves. They had one first tier songwriter, and two almost godlike ones. George Harrison, who wrote this song, was the _second rank_ songwriter in that band. McCartney and Lennon were just on fire in the 1960s. Nobody else compares in the ability to turn out great songs _in quantity._ They wrote more hits than anyone else. George Harrison would have been _the_ hit maker in _any_ other band. In the Beatles, he was in the second level. Think about the amount of sheer talent that was packed into that one group. This is why they are so much more influential than any other group in the rock and roll genre. And this song... It just shows, that if Harrison couldn't equal the sheer number of hits that Lennon and McCartney could churn out, then it can't be denied that his very best work was fully the equal of their best. "Something" is one of the all time greatest love songs ever written, and entirely fit to stand beside the best that John or Paul ever wrote. I'm sure Paul recognizes this, and it's why he's glad to perform this song in tribute to his friend and bandmate.
Music historians have already put them up with Mozart and Beethoven for the sheer volume and quality of their music writing. No other band since them has come even close.
True, I would add the Kinks with Ray Davies, he was the one who wrote almost all the lyrics, apart from a few by his brothers, maybe the Byrds with gene Clark David Crosby and Chris Hillman could be compared to the fab four
I think you also have to add the Kinks, Rolling Stones to name but two. The 60's was about creative freedom which as a kid of the 70's/80's I appreciate. But the boomers got the fun and fcuked the world too xD
@@davewilson9738 There are lots of good bands but the Beatles still hold the record for the most No.1 songs. Rolling Stones are great but still out sold by Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, The Eagles, Fleetwood Mac... Still comes down to volume and quality. Rolling Stones have a huge volume of work, but there's is some ordinary stuff there IMO
Amen, I was blessed to have watched their introductory performance on Ed Sullivan and to enjoy their songs, their personalities, their humor, through the good times and the bad. To have lost John and George was tragic. To be able to watch, and listen to Ringo and Paul continue their love and passion for music, through the love and compassion they have for the world and their fans is one of the greatest pleasures we can have.
Brought a tear to my eye! Love All The Beatles!!! Seems like it was just yesterday by older brother came home with " *ALL THINGS MUST PASS"* in 1970. He put the albums on side by side, ( All 4 sides) I sat on the bed mesmerized! I wouldn't move.. every song had my full attention! And when the two albums were finished I had to listen again!!! I got my licenses that year. My Dad gave me one of his cars. Me and my buddy Sal installed an 8 track tape player. Then, I went out and bought the 8 tack tape of "All Things Must Pass".. I did it with "McCartney", John Lennon Plastic' Ono Band.. Those were the days. I still listen to everything. Its the best music around in 2022!
I'm more of a Stones fan as you can probably tell by my username. But a long time before I was a Stones fan I was an eighth year old Beatles fan and still emotionally connect more with The Beatles than any other band.
I was 5 when they came on the Ed Sullivan show, but like yourself I am so glad that I was there and aware when the Beatles were still making their best music and the solo careers that followed. I took my daughter to see Sir Paul this time around and I treasure having shared that experience with her.
@@charlie-obrien Hope your daughter enjoyed the show, I'm sure you did. I saw Paul McCartney in 1989 and it was a thrill when they played "Can't Buy Me Love" from 1964's "A Hard Day's Night."
The man never ceases to amaze and strike the soul chord Within!!! When I'm 64??? My God already long passed that age.There is only 1 Paul McCartney and there never has been but 1 Paul McCartney. You can't duplicate this!!! One Of A Kind!!!! Only One Of A Kind!!!!
I was there on Thursday night and he was beyond AWESOME with so much love for his brothers! I’ve loved him and the Beatles since they came to America in ‘64. I will never forget seeing them at Shea Stadium and seeing him Tonight just brought it full Circle for me. Thank you for all these songs and your music that was with me throughout my emtire life! You are my hero! I love you and God bless you always, my dear man!
The pictures were great, takes me back to the day, better days, like in the pics. If there was rancor between them they didn't show it, thank you, Sir Paul
A tribute to George, to remember all those songs that he wrote and performed them, this is probably the best way to perform George's songs, and convey love for him with your performance ... Thank you Paul for this concert ...❤❤❤🙏🙏
@@lilybond6485 These thoughts also occurred to me, maybe if George was still with them, because of excessive pride, he would not have to leave the group and everything would have ended differently ..... George was offended that the songs that he wrote, they were appropriated by Paul ..
Thank you so much for this tour, Paul. I am more than sure that he can still live to 90 and create his great songs. This is just one of the examples when a person really does not give up and has been afloat since 1957. Live long, Sir Paul McCartney. Truly a legend!
I’ve been a massive Beatles fan since I was about 13 and I’m 60 now and never once I’ve I got bored of these lads. God given talent that we were blessed to be part of.
You know when you're an icon when you can play a masterpiece like Something on a ukulele and that's it just paul and a Ukulele and it' sounds absolutely brilliant!!,Bravo!!,Thanks Paul for the music, everything you touch turns to Gold,Wings,The Beatles,etc,etc
Es un privilegio poder ver y escuchar a Paul en un concierto donde honra a George, dos personas maravillosas de las cuatro que fueron y seguirán siendo por siempre reconocidos como lo más grande de la música...LOS BEATLES ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Oh to be able to turn the clock back! 😭 I would go back to Beatlemania days in a heartbeat! I would’ve loved to have seen these guys perform back then. In my eyes, The Beatles are by far the best group ever, and I doubt in my lifetime they will ever be topped. God bless you Paul for bringing George into your concert 👍❤️
I would go back without a thought in a nano second. The Beatles were an absolute mood altering experience with no drug involved. Never felt that way before The Beatles or after they broke apart. Actually things seemed to change rather quickly after Brian Epstein died. “The Touring Years”. If you have not seen Ron Howard’s film “The Touring Years” - do yourself a favor and buy that DVD or watch it however you can. It’s like re-living that time all over again. It’s the best film on The Beatles that I’ve seen and YES -- it is like having that mood altering experience all over again. Just relax, dim the lights, and pre-tend that you are 12 yrs old and you are there.
I'm 53, I remember being in the back seat of my grandmother's car at 5 or so and closing my eyes listening to Paul sing and I knew I loved music. I've been a professional musician all of my teen years and adult life, Paul has been my most powerful inspiration. Thank you, Sir Paul.
What a loving kind man to share his tour with his band mates. Showing tributes to John and George. What a life he's led. I didn't get to see him on this tour. He didn't always do these tributes in earlier tours. He's lived a life that few people could ever know. Since I was 15 He's been in my life. Thank you to whoever posted this. It made me cry. Thank you Sir Paul for yrs of joy!
Его карьера целиком и полностью является полноценной. Таким могут похвастаться совсем не многие: Он, Элтон Джон,Дэвид Боуи и Rolling Stones. Он прожил эту жизнь "на всю катушку", и я плачу от осознания того,что с каждым днем кончина моего любимого музыканта,истинного Бога музыки,самого гениального исполнителя всех времен становится все ближе. Как же я жалею,что родился в 2006 и не смог увидеть даже 10% от его великой карьеры. Он буквально подарил мне путёвку в музыку и жизнь,благодаря ему и Битлз для меня не существует никаких жизненных путей,кроме музыки. Я буквально живу ею. Я безкрайне благодарен ему за это. Пол,я всегда буду любить тебя, Битлз навсегда останутся в моем сердце и душе на самом первом месте. Спасибо функции перевода в CZcams за то,что это могут понять все люди. Если бы не война,может быть,он бы приехал в мою страну. Российский народ против войны! Нет войне! Как завещали великие The Beatles, "Мир и любовь"!✌
Eu fico muito emocionada em constatar que alguém tão jovem ama os Beatles como eu, que tinha 14 anos quando o primeiro disco deles chegou ao Brasil e foi “amor à primeira audição”. Aperfeiçoei meus estudos do idioma inglês com suas músicas. Dancei, cantei e sonhei muito ao som deles. Parabéns pelo seu bom gosto e um forte abraço aqui de São Paulo.
USA here... Music is one instrument that will always bind all people on earth crop politicians greedy businessmen evil world leaders will never get it and we will never comprehend their divisive ways and their motive is to always put people against people for their power and Gain. As a fellow musician myself Love The Beatles from an early age I'm 49 years old now but at the age of 12 years old hearing the classics of The Beatles early '60s and progressing forward it was evident that their music would touch the lives of many many people in the world. When you are musician and music is in your heart... race, gender and ethnicity have no more meaning. All that matters is making music together and finding the deeper connection of life through music together. The evil that exists out there will never comprehend this god-given gift that we have our Lord and savior put music in our hearts and as being created in His image we also have love for that. Your words inspired me to write back to you today as another fellow musician across the globe and also state that we hate what is going on between Russia and Ukraine watching NATO stand by and the USA giving lip service and money. The 20 million plus refugees that have left Ukraine I pray for their lives and the lives of their families I pray we can restore peace and order and balance in this Earth but war will always be, poverty will always be because in the hearts of man is greedy filled with envy and lost for power always full of sin. But the simplicity and messages of music are just that it's very simple to see that we have much more in common as a human race than dividing us up by the color of our skin and our financial value music is colorless and a binding Force beyond all measure. Now for you ...keep at your music. You have a long life ahead of you... bring back good quality music. bring back musicianship and aspiring songs and words. I wish you all the luck doing this.
@@manuelcalavera5334 Бескрайне,безусловно(в словах с корнем,начинающимся на глухую согласную,на конце приставки тоже глухая согласная,сглупил что-то малость),с грамотой как раз никаких проблем нет,а одна ошибка -точно не показатель. Насчёт "соплей" - может,Вы в чем-то и правы. Не знаю,что тогда на меня нашло
im an emotional wreck watching this. i can play while my guitar gently weeps on the ukulele. i could feel uveith me as i learned your two dongd. we miss youband loved your music
You did it. My dear Maca. You were able to get the Beatles together !!! You are the magic and did magic. Together with technology You made me feel You were once again together. Long live the Beatles!!! I love you from Uruguay 🇺🇾
The day Paul passes, if I live to see that day, will be one of the saddest days of my life. Every Macca fan should see McCartney 1, 2, 3 with Rick Rubin on Hulu. I watched this on a transatlantic flight recently and watched it again on the return flight. So moving. I thought I had heard all of his great stories ten times, but there was more to be told. It has been more than 20 years since George left us and more than 40 since John was gone. Time marches on, Paul and Ringo are still vital beings and their positive influence is a light unto this world. The greatest band that will ever be, there should be no argument.
I saw Paul live in 2002. Had to pay $200 but it was a fine concert and he was in great voice. Cannot afford to pay $1500 or whatever the hell he is charging now. I will choose to remember that concert. It is unfortunate that he has chosen to make this final tour a money grab. Completely unnecessary as he is indisputably in much weaker voice now. Just make it accessible to ALL the fans. Go out with dignity please.
@@Better_Call_Raul Looks like the average face value of the tickets is about $225. But these are swept up by third parties who resell them, sometimes at astronomical costs. Its the old supply and demand issue. Unfortunately Paul has no control over this whatsoever. It is just a sad reflection of todays world. And I won't be going either. It's sad to see him in such decline. I shed some tears watching the Rubin doc.
I feel emotional listening to this performance. 😢 I love Paul and his music. George's beautiful song Something from 1969. I remember that year well, and have favorite songs from it.
Back in my youth I was in a band We did a reggae version of this song It was around the time The Police & UB40 were really popular It was well received
Well done Paul. It was the best of times, we are the fortunate generation that has lived through it all. I wrote lyrics to the fabric of our lives and whom ever I read these lyrics to they become very emotional and tears fill their eyes. Thank you for your contribution to the fabric of our lives along with the others.
A brave man who has done it all and who can afford to sit back and see his days out quietly! NOT Sir Paul! IMHO He's the consummate performer. Long live the maestro.
Felt so lucky being able to watch our legend, live on TV,and putting on a fantastic performance.Praise to you Paul McCartney my handsome man .You made Gladstonberry what it is last night . You stole the show because your simply the best most talented man in all the world . Your legend will live on for ever. peace and love to you Paul 😍 xxxx 🤗
This was so amazing and made me tear up like everyone else. And also, reading the comments made me even more emotional. Beautiful band bringing us all together in these divisive times.
If you haven’t seen him in concert, we’ll worth it! One of my favorite concerts. Very entertaining. In Detroit a few years ago he played for over 3 hours with hardly any breaks. Amazing.
Saw Sir Macca in Jackonsville Florida a few years back. Interestingly, Ringo played a much smaller venue the very next week. Anyway, it was one of the best concerts I have ever attended and I have been to a lot of them from Jimi Hendrix to Jethro Tul to Steppenwolf to, well, you name them I have probably seen them in concert. Paul KNOWS how to put on a show, he is a master entertainer. I guess that goes without saying but I said it anyway. Happy 80th birthday, by the way, Paul McCartney ... the world's a better place for you having been in it providing such wonderful music. Bravo! Lest I forget ... George provided some absolute classics as well, this was one of them and Paul did a great tribute to his brother George here. Well done!
So much love for Paul - Still rocking at 80 - Get busy living or start dying - He has so much energy he could live forever.... Fantastic he was able to make such wonderful tributes to his lost brothers George and John.
Excellent ukulele cover that Paul McCartney did here, George would be proud! Rest in peace & love to George Harrison (1943-2001)!!!!!!!☮️❤️☮️❤️☮️❤️☮️❤️☮️❤️☮️❤️☮️❤️
Eighty years old and still a lot of talent left in Paul. Good to see him making the tour. The original British Invasion of rock ‘n’ roll…The Beatles. I salute all The Beatles.
Yo fui al de Knoxville TN un dia antes de este concierto 5/31 /2022 y Paul McCartney estaba con mucha energia y como si tubiera uno 20 años y al otro dia fur este concierto el es una persona que ahi que admirar 👏👏👏✌🙏🎸
Cann you imagine @80 can still remember the chords ,whoah amazing. His voice forget it, he just had his days a long time ago. Just go on with your passion JPM.💞❤️💖💓
Thank you for posting this!! Love ALL the Beatles and so happy Paul carries on, he's so cool! Paul & George always loved ukulele. I'm crying tears of joy, love pics of Paul with George, John & Ringo too! Thank you so much!!🥰☮️
Paul is one of the greatest singers EVER! Some of the comments on here are ridiculous. I was there. He had a cold & still knocked "Maybe I'm Amazed" (a very hard song to sing) out of the ballpark. Kudos to him for "on w the show!" And shame on people who think he's taking "our hard earned $" I gave him mine & was happy to do so! He's 80 gimme a f'n break man!
I agree with you Randy Richardson. I haven't had a chance to see him, but he's still on my list. The guy can still sing and to hell with people that think otherwise.
@@dunker982 Paul is regarded by his peers as one of the finest pop/rock singers. He is not a virtuoso like Freddie Mercury but Paul is easily in the Top 100. So you've got that all wrong.
What an incredible man! Our Paulie what a lifetime you've had. What a lifetime of songs you've given to us all along with your friends/brothers. Thank God you found each other. ✌🏼❤️🎸🥁
Something, I"M not sure what, awoke in my soul because of these four gentlemen way back in the sixties. If I should outlive Paul and Ringo, I fear there will be an empty space left in me that I will miss for the rest of my days. Thank you Paul and all of your band mates. You have been a great part of my life.
Yes Michael I feel the same way... I'm born and bred in Liverpool...and their music has had an effect on me all my life....it broke my heart when John and then George passed away, we were robbed, they should have been here to this day, but Paul never ever does a concert without including his brother's, I think now he is older..they have left a massive whole in his life, what he wouldn't give to go back to those early days, and do you know he has never deserted his homeland, he often comes to Liverpool, he has cousins here, and a home to....he's very much a humble, grounded man, as you can appreciate he is idolised in this city as well as the other 3...Four Liverpool Lad's who shook the world..need I say more....God Bless Him...
You know what -- it’s almost kind of sickening how “holier than thou” Paul treated George Harrison. It’s amusing how he is respecting George here -- when he had no respect for him while he was alive. George talked about how he was treated in interviews.
@@lilybond6485 I agree that Paul could've given George more respect in the studio, but I don't think any of us can really comment on their personal relationship as friends. We have no way of knowing how much love either man had for the other.
@@lilybond6485 I could be wrong but I believe George passed in Paul's home (or one of them). Whatever issues they had with one another must've been sorted at some point. I would hope so anyways.
I attended recently and it was the best concert ever for me, for many meaningful reasons. Wish my dad could have been with me to see it. 🥹 I dread the day the world becomes a place where there are no more Beatles left among us.
Just kudos to Paul. Probably one of the 10 most recognizable people on our planet for 60 years, and still a great artist that can still connect with fans like me.
This has to be a very emotional tour for him. He knows the days of performing are almost over, he's reflecting on his incredible life's work. If this doesn't move you, you're already dead. Hats off to you James Paul McCartney, you done good.
It certainly a ‘farewell tour’ feeling about it doesn’t it? I was thinking ahwile ago that isn’t anyone alive that has been part of my world experience longer than Paul and Ringo. There is home movies of me dancing in my crib to Twist and Shout and I wanna hold Your Hand. Like most people my age, this music has truly been the soundtrack of my life.
Very well said. The best summing up of Paul these days at a precious time we need to understand how lucky we are to have lived in his lifetime. The Beatles were a gift to the world.
I’m going tonight (6/12) in Baltimore. This will be my 4th time seeing Paul, and I agree, likely the last. I’m not going to wear my contacts tonight, because I already know the tears will come. This band has been part of me for 45 years. And this song and the “I’ve Got A Feeling” duet with 1969 John are hitting me hard.
@@Davenemetzmusic enjoy
Saw him this tour at the 6,000 seat Hollywood Hard Rock, fifth time. Still incredible and moving! Yes, his voice is going, but the passion and love of playing his music is definitely still there. 2hrs 45min of time travel! I think he'll tour at least one more time...
This got me teary-eyed. It's been 21 years since we lost George physically but he'll always stay in my and many more hearts and memories. I miss George too much.
Peace and Love!
wow that long ....
Saw this live a week ago and everyone in my section was wiping their eyes after.
I guess that one beautiful thing about all this is all the photos, recording and videos.
They are already immortalised for many generations to come 😍
I remember hearing a George Harrison song on national public radio and thinking, 'Oh fuck, he's dead'.
@@davidblack2970 Yes, I think when you are a great fan you can think their immortal. Plus I don't think it was public that he was ill and dying which comes as more a shock.
A very nice tribute to George, I literally just watched all 6 hours of the Get Back film today, and a few hours later I find this video, and 53 years later Paul still showing his admiration to his friend, it made me tear up a little.
Yep, me too - just watched parts one and two of the Get Back documentary, third time around. Part three is on deck! This was a great cover of a George classic. Thank you, Paul
I’m welling up reading your post. Great tribute
Yep, this is incredibly touching 🥲
Yeah. Too bad Paul didn’t give George the respect he deserved when he was alive.
When 6'1, 200 lb former professional wide-reciever football player becomes inconsolable when Paul turns to the moniter and you see tears in his eyes then l have to agree with the person who wrote if you didn't feel any emotions, then you're probably dead also.
I attended the concert, with my son, on April 28. Yes I teared up several times.
I was 5 , sitting on my dad's lap, when they played Ed Sullivan show. I grew up listening to them. I made sure my son grew up, listening to the Beatles. Awesome show. Worth every penny
He isn't the Beatles. He's one of four. In some ways it's also a bit of a cheek as Lennon and McCartney squeezed George Harrison out and probably wouldn't have had this song on the album in his younger days. It was probably only because George stood his ground that it was on the album in the first place.
It's a classic, but Harrison's feud with John and Paul (particularly Paul) was beginning to grow at this stage.
Lindo relato, gracias👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Pinball Junky-
What a story (TWO, actually!)!
I had to add this-
I recently saw the Eagles in Chicago.
Accompanying them was a 77pc orchestra AND… The Chicago Children’s Choir.
WOW indeed.
I’ve been a musician for roughly as long as they have. So naturally, I was kind of disappointed when it appeared (‘sounded’) like they were using that dreaded Auto Tune.
But after a few songs, I realized that it wasn’t Auto Tune at all.
They were just that damned good.
Spot on.
Note for note.
The whole Hotel album plus Eagle hits, and solo stuff from Henley, Walsh and even James Gang!
So, out of nowhere, this kid sitting next to me says “This is my first show.”
Amazed, I said “You said What???”
And he said “This is the first concert that I’ve ever been to.”
Shell shocked in disbelief, I asked “How old are you?”
“16. He replied.”
Okay. Now I’m even more stunned.
At that age, I had already seen Cream, the Four Seasons and Sabbath! (Hey. I’m old!).
After a few songs, I elbowed him and said “So whattya think???”
The kid says “Pretty impressive!”
I finally catch on to the fact that the guy sitting next to him is his father.
I indignantly asked him “So what’s YOUR problem?
WHY is this his first show?”
But all I got was a shrug.
The only way that this could’ve been more perfect, was if it was a Paul show.
But, as the kid said, it truly was-
“Pretty impressive.”
@ pinball junky-
@@Owen714 yes 👍😁
Would of been awesome to hear sir Paul sing it and yesterday also.
So many great songs 🎵.
What a career he's had,we've been very blessed to have had him in our lifetime.
Yeah, it's a privileged few (relatively speaking) who were around to hear the greatness of the Beatles.
I’m so grateful I was able to see him at Fenway Park on 6/8.
Amen! What a beautiful man!!!!!!!
JOHN LENNON - 2 gunmen shot him. (Jose Perdomo CIA, was doorman on Dakota that night).
@@kellyegan9824 I'm so blessed to see the Beatles at the Star Club in Germany.
Considering this tribute to George and the tribute to John singing "I've Got a Feeling". . . . . You can say whatever about Paul, but aside from being one of "the" preeminent composers of the 20th century, you've gotta say Paul MacCartney has a lot of class. . . . . .Pure Class!!!!
Man, at least spell his last name right! His name wasn't misspelled since Michael Jackson's Thriller album label.
As a 13 year old back in 1964, the Beatles touched me in a way that changed me forever. They're the thread running through my life, telling me to listen, to feel, and be open to the magic of living. We are indeed on a magical mystery tour. To see Paul and Ringo carrying on 50+ years later is so beautiful. Some day they'll be gone, we'll all be gone, but their music will ring in the heavens forever.
Ditto.
Will, I saw them in 1964 when I was 10 years old. My family couldn't afford anything like that, but somehow my aunt got tickets for me, my cousin, and our chaperone older sisters. I'll never forget my mother came into the backyard where I was playing with my friend and she said, "If you could go anywhere you wanted, where would you go?" I said, "A baseball game?" (Sidenote: I went on to be a 3 sport athlete in college, taught Physical Education, coached, Asst. Principal PE, Athletic Director- so you can understand how important that baseball game was! BTW I'm a woman) My mom said, "No, but what about a Beatles concert?" I couldn't believe it!!! It was the event of a lifetime!! I still have the program and my Beatles cards, about 250 of them. I've loved them my whole life. Like you, their music has seen me through life's journey. My heart broke when John and George died. To have Paul and Ringo still performing is unbelievable. So many around the world have been touched by their music since I went to that concert almost 58 years ago. That is staggering! To use John's words, "Imagine all the people" who have, like you and me, made it through with the help of their words and music. What a profound impact on the world those 4 young men from working class Liverpool have made.
There is a great story in the Smithsonian magazine about George visiting his aunt in the states a few months before the Beatles officially came to the United States. His aunt introduced him to some other boys that were in a band and George got to sit in with them. They asked George about his band and George replied “we’re starting to get pretty big.” Imagine three months later the same guys are watching Ed Sullivan and there stands George! George made sure that his aunt was at the Ed Sullivan taping (all according to Smithsonian magazine).
@@lc4Music747 Great story!! They must have been in a complete state of shock...probably continuing to this day!!
I was 4 when the lads came to America and I don't remember a world without them. This song was one of my Dad's favorites and reminds me of my parents. They're both gone now but what a memory of them, and this song, brings me~ Thank you John, Paul, George and Ringo🌟
It takes a lot of courage to perform at his age, knowing he has passed his prime... But Paul delivers! Thank you for all the amazing songs! The soundtrack to my life...
Yes, his voice isn't really what it was, but great respect to him carrying on anyway. Long may it continue!
I CAN RELATE WITH PAUL…..IVE BEEN PLAYING GUITAR AND SINGING IN BANDS SINCE 1961. JUST DONE 7 GIGS IN 11 DAYS AND MY VOICE IS LIKE IT WAS 40 YEARS AGO….IM SO LUCKY. IM ALSO VERY LUCKY TO BE THE PROUD OWNER OF A HANDBUILT REPLICA OF PAULS 1964 EPIPHONE TEXAN,PERSONALLY SIGNED. P M YOU ARE AN ABSOLUTE ICON WHO CHANGED THE FACE OF POPULAR MUSIC. BY THE WAY I HAD MY 80TH 2 MONTHS AGO AND I AINT PACKING UP MUSIC YET.
Why do U say he’s past his prime?!
Most of our lives are lived well over the age of 20, 30 & even 40.
People need to stop talking about Paul’s age!
He has more energy & creativity than 99% of humanity.
Better than some of the so called music out there today!
Paul’s voice is not, of course, what it used to be, but who really cares? The people lucky enough to attend one of his concerts are here for the showmanship, the legacy, an opportunity to celebrate a musical legend. George is my favorite and I know they had their differences but he and Paul did reconcile and I’m happy about that. All “families” have their hard times but the best ones get through them, humble themselves and make amends. I believe that’s what George and Paul did. Anyway, I wish I could have been at one of these concerts and I’m so happy that Paul is still doing what he loves best.
I saw him Thursday and he sounded amazing
@@aidanbyrnes692 I’m just going by the videos different people have posted. Sometimes he sounds pretty good but as I said, not like he used to. But then, how many guys his age do? I’d go see him anyway (except that I can’t:-)
Ie been lucky enuff 2 b able 2 see him live ×3. He didn't disappoint. My 50th & 60th bday w both. My kids. In. Houston. 3rd time in Lubbock. 4 my 62nd w my byfrd. Memories i will cherish the rest of my life!
He’s 80.
And I think we should all be glad he's still going strong at 80. I think it's amazing!
The Beatles were not the greatest musical act of all time - they were a freakin' miracle. Thanks MACCA for carrying on.
Beyond compare since time began!
True, the greatest who walk on earth
@@jrme4714 Musical Gods! came from an era with Dylan,The Stones and The Who where it took a hell of a lot more than Attitude,Tattoo's, a bald menacing head or hole in the jeans to be huge.
That did it!!
When George' photo appeared and they played Something In The WayvShe Moves, well tears sprang from my eyes.
How incredibly beautiful the Beatles years together were.
Sir Paul Thank You for all your music from the Cavern Days which my wife's sister went many Times and concerts later . Would Love you to come to NZ but to the South Island this time so we can see you one more time. Sir Paul M'CARTNEY YOU did US PROUD.
Who cares if Paul has lost his voice. He could one day end up just being barely able to hum tunes and that's totally fine. The man is a walking, breathing music history whose love for the life and history he shared with his mates is beyond question.
He'll be 80 in less than a week.
and i don't give a fig about haters who say he's past his due by date!. Good wine matures and Paul's top of the wine list!!!!
@@richarddelaney9072 Paul's ego would never allow him to do that. No way. He's the star of the show, and he will always be the main guy and the singer. If he can't do it anymore, he will retire. Brian Wilson is mentally impaired, which is why he had to take a bit of a back seat. Paul is not impaired.
Éstos hombres deberían ser eternos 💟
Sir Paul was in good voice when I saw him just 3 weeks ago. The second song was "Junior's Farm" and he let it rip!
If I could summon that kind of stamina when I'm 80, you'll see me at the top of Mount Everest.
And to you Sir Paul;
May you always have walls for the winds,
A roof for the rain, tea beside the fire,
Laughter to cheer you, those you love near you,
And all your heart might desire.
This video made my life complete.
This man is a legend, I wish I could sing half as good as him even this late in his amazing career. God bless you Paul McCartney
The stars definitely aligned to bring these 4 amazingly talented men together.
They were always meant to be. Anything else just wouldn't have been normal
You're so right, I cannot imagine what the world would be like without them!
It’s crazy to think how much the world would’ve been different if they had never met
Word❤️
Beautiful rendition! Rest In Peace George and John! Much love!
Beautiful. I saw him in concert. Paul was amazing. Excellent concert. His voice reflects his age. It's not what it was, but his songs are second to none. Hit after hit after hit................ He sang about thirty songs. Unbelievable.
Был орлом, стал козлом...
How endearing is to watch Paul mccartney preserving the legacy of his Friends, he doesn't want the world to forget about them, It makes me tear...
Beautiful tribute to George. As far a groups go, there is The Beatles and then there is everyone else
My sentiments exactly!
I totally agree 100% but then again I'm biased as I'm a fellow scouser...I fell in love with Paul in 1962, age 7...Still The same today, God bless this Beautifull Man, What he has brought to the world with his songwriting and music is beyond belief, one of the 20th century composers who is etched in the musical history books...Long may he continue...a living icon..Sir Paul Mccartney. ❤
His voice is fading, normal to his age but still he can sing
and i don't give a fig about haters who say he's past his due by date!. Good wine matures and Paul's top of the wine list!!!!
I am almost as old as Paul but my voice is not fading. I did not not sing and shout as much as Paul especially when I was young )
@@TheSapanone "Oh Darling!" all by itself did a number on Paul's voice. He did multiple takes on that and shredded his voice at the insistence of John and George. Mostly John, of course.
How old Tom Jones?
@@BloggStandard Tom Jones is a force of nature.
In terms of songwriting talent, the Beatles were blessed beyond all reason. Some bands -- CCR, The Who, and others come to mind -- have a single writer who can create the hits that make them great. The Beatles were simply in a class by themselves. They had one first tier songwriter, and two almost godlike ones. George Harrison, who wrote this song, was the _second rank_ songwriter in that band. McCartney and Lennon were just on fire in the 1960s. Nobody else compares in the ability to turn out great songs _in quantity._ They wrote more hits than anyone else. George Harrison would have been _the_ hit maker in _any_ other band. In the Beatles, he was in the second level. Think about the amount of sheer talent that was packed into that one group. This is why they are so much more influential than any other group in the rock and roll genre.
And this song... It just shows, that if Harrison couldn't equal the sheer number of hits that Lennon and McCartney could churn out, then it can't be denied that his very best work was fully the equal of their best. "Something" is one of the all time greatest love songs ever written, and entirely fit to stand beside the best that John or Paul ever wrote. I'm sure Paul recognizes this, and it's why he's glad to perform this song in tribute to his friend and bandmate.
That is why Sinatra sang it live from the early 70s on. He said it is one of the most beautiful songs ever written. Praise indeed.
Music historians have already put them up with Mozart and Beethoven for the sheer volume and quality of their music writing.
No other band since them has come even close.
True, I would add the Kinks with Ray Davies, he was the one who wrote almost all the lyrics, apart from a few by his brothers, maybe the Byrds with gene Clark David Crosby and Chris Hillman could be compared to the fab four
I think you also have to add the Kinks, Rolling Stones to name but two. The 60's was about creative freedom which as a kid of the 70's/80's I appreciate. But the boomers got the fun and fcuked the world too xD
@@davewilson9738 There are lots of good bands but the Beatles still hold the record for the most No.1 songs.
Rolling Stones are great but still out sold by Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, The Eagles, Fleetwood Mac...
Still comes down to volume and quality.
Rolling Stones have a huge volume of work, but there's is some ordinary stuff there IMO
The Beatles and their music is proof that life is beautiful and worth living!
Amen, I was blessed to have watched their introductory performance on Ed Sullivan and to enjoy their songs, their personalities, their humor, through the good times and the bad. To have lost John and George was tragic.
To be able to watch, and listen to Ringo and Paul continue their love and passion for music, through the love and compassion they have for the world and their fans is one of the greatest pleasures we can have.
Not just a musical genius but a hero expanding his gift to all of us during so many years and at his age. God bless you Paul.
He has given too much happinest to millions of humans being..... Tks Paul.... You are like an Angel
Geoge harrison... Forever... It's the most beautiful song and his guitar solo... Wonderful... Thanks Paul for remembering it...!!!!!
From chile...
the guitar solo was eric clapton - still beautiful....
@@garybrodziak2196 not true! You're thinking of While My Guitar Gently Weeps where George asked Eric to overdub a lead guitar part. 🙂
Brought a tear to my eye! Love All The Beatles!!! Seems like it was just yesterday by older brother came home with " *ALL THINGS MUST PASS"* in 1970.
He put the albums on side by side, ( All 4 sides) I sat on the bed mesmerized! I wouldn't move.. every song had my full attention! And when the two albums were finished
I had to listen again!!! I got my licenses that year. My Dad gave me one of his cars. Me and my buddy Sal installed an 8 track tape player. Then, I went
out and bought the 8 tack tape of "All Things Must Pass".. I did it with "McCartney", John Lennon Plastic' Ono Band.. Those were the days. I still listen to everything.
Its the best music around in 2022!
All Things was a *TRIPLE* album, SIX SIDES ❗👍
I'm more of a Stones fan as you can probably tell by my username. But a long time before I was a Stones fan I was an eighth year old Beatles fan and still emotionally connect more with The Beatles than any other band.
I was 5 when they came on the Ed Sullivan show, but like yourself I am so glad that I was there and aware when the Beatles were still making their best music and the solo careers that followed.
I took my daughter to see Sir Paul this time around and I treasure having shared that experience with her.
@@charlie-obrien Hope your daughter enjoyed the show, I'm sure you did. I saw Paul McCartney in 1989 and it was a thrill when they played "Can't Buy Me Love" from 1964's "A Hard Day's Night."
In 4 days Paul will be 80. Happy birthday Paul!!
The man never ceases to amaze and strike the soul chord Within!!! When I'm 64??? My God already long passed that age.There is only 1 Paul McCartney and there never has been but 1 Paul McCartney. You can't duplicate this!!! One Of A Kind!!!! Only One Of A Kind!!!!
I was there on Thursday night and he was beyond AWESOME with so much love for his brothers! I’ve loved him and the Beatles since they came to America in ‘64. I will never forget seeing them at Shea Stadium and seeing him Tonight just brought it full Circle for me. Thank you for all these songs and your music that was with me throughout my emtire life! You are my hero! I love you and God bless you always, my dear man!
I also was lucky enough to see the whole group...Aug 18, 1966, Suffolk Downs (Boston) great memories to have.
Glad to see he put some post-Beatles George/Paul pictures in the mix. I love in the REAL LOVE video they give each other a very sincere hug.
The pictures were great, takes me back to the day, better days, like in the pics. If there was rancor between them they didn't show it, thank you, Sir Paul
A tribute to George, to remember all those songs that he wrote and performed them, this is probably the best way to perform George's songs, and convey love for him with your performance ... Thank you Paul for this concert ...❤❤❤🙏🙏
Paul’s probably feeling guilty as to how he treated George when he was alive.
@@lilybond6485 These thoughts also occurred to me, maybe if George was still with them, because of excessive pride, he would not have to leave the group and everything would have ended differently ..... George was offended that the songs that he wrote, they were appropriated by Paul ..
@@lilybond6485 how so?
Thank you so much for this tour, Paul. I am more than sure that he can still live to 90 and create his great songs. This is just one of the examples when a person really does not give up and has been afloat since 1957. Live long, Sir Paul McCartney. Truly a legend!
Awesome Sir Paul McCartney. Long life for you. We love you so much. Santiago and Patricia from Argentina. Good look.
The Beatles are beyond compare and will remain so for all eternity!
I’ve been a massive Beatles fan since I was about 13 and I’m 60 now and never once I’ve I got bored of these lads. God given talent that we were blessed to be part of.
A genius it’s such a shame George and John are not here we so badly need good music now more than ever
Their music is with us forever..we are lucky it was recorded so beautifully! In fact I'm gonna play Beatles For Sale now...
Fantastic.... Thanks the Beatles forewer. It is history👋👋
You know when you're an icon when you can play a masterpiece like Something on a ukulele and that's it just paul and a Ukulele and it' sounds absolutely brilliant!!,Bravo!!,Thanks Paul for the music, everything you touch turns to Gold,Wings,The Beatles,etc,etc
I'm from Chile and I'm sure there's no other band just like the Beatles. Because of them I learnt the music...
Lo mismo yo hermano, soy músico gracias a Los Beatles. Saludos desde Lima!!!
Es un privilegio poder ver y escuchar a Paul en un concierto donde honra a George, dos personas maravillosas de las cuatro que fueron y seguirán siendo por siempre reconocidos como lo más grande de la música...LOS BEATLES ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Oh to be able to turn the clock back! 😭 I would go back to Beatlemania days in a heartbeat! I would’ve loved to have seen these guys perform back then. In my eyes, The Beatles are by far the best group ever, and I doubt in my lifetime they will ever be topped. God bless you Paul for bringing George into your concert 👍❤️
I would go back without a thought in a nano second. The Beatles were an absolute mood altering experience with no drug involved. Never felt that way before The Beatles or after they broke apart. Actually things seemed to change rather quickly after Brian Epstein died. “The Touring Years”. If you have not seen Ron Howard’s film “The Touring Years” - do yourself a favor and buy that DVD or watch it however you can. It’s like re-living that time all over again. It’s the best film on The Beatles that I’ve seen and YES -- it is like having that mood altering experience all over again. Just relax, dim the lights, and pre-tend that you are 12 yrs old and you are there.
Дорогой наш Пол ! ПОЗДРАВЛЯЕМ С ЮБИЛЕЕМ!!! 80 !!! Желаем Вам ЗДОРОВЬЯ ! Творческих успехов ! Мы Вас очень ЛЮБИМ И ДОРОЖИМ !!! С ДНЁМ РОЖДЕНИЯ !!!!
Thanks you so much!
Shura
Beautiful tribute for a most beautiful person.
I'm 53, I remember being in the back seat of my grandmother's car at 5 or so and closing my eyes listening to Paul sing and I knew I loved music. I've been a professional musician all of my teen years and adult life, Paul has been my most powerful inspiration. Thank you, Sir Paul.
George's song + Paul performing in a video = earthly beauty. Two of the greatest songwriters ever
This is very emotional..this is the man i grew up listening to his music with the Beatles and as solo. God bless you Paul.💝🎼🎵🎸
Amazing 😍 Paul performance&The Beatles.....memorable so beautiful ❤️ hearts
The Beatles....how great they were. God how I miss them now.
I saw this tour with my whole family in Cardiff. Absolutely brilliant and the emotion in this was wonderful.
What a loving kind man to share his tour with his band mates. Showing tributes to John and George. What a life he's led. I didn't get to see him on this tour. He didn't always do these tributes in earlier tours. He's lived a life that few people could ever know. Since I was 15 He's been in my life. Thank you to whoever posted this.
It made me cry. Thank you Sir Paul for yrs of joy!
Его карьера целиком и полностью является полноценной. Таким могут похвастаться совсем не многие: Он, Элтон Джон,Дэвид Боуи и Rolling Stones. Он прожил эту жизнь "на всю катушку", и я плачу от осознания того,что с каждым днем кончина моего любимого музыканта,истинного Бога музыки,самого гениального исполнителя всех времен становится все ближе. Как же я жалею,что родился в 2006 и не смог увидеть даже 10% от его великой карьеры. Он буквально подарил мне путёвку в музыку и жизнь,благодаря ему и Битлз для меня не существует никаких жизненных путей,кроме музыки. Я буквально живу ею. Я безкрайне благодарен ему за это. Пол,я всегда буду любить тебя, Битлз навсегда останутся в моем сердце и душе на самом первом месте. Спасибо функции перевода в CZcams за то,что это могут понять все люди. Если бы не война,может быть,он бы приехал в мою страну. Российский народ против войны! Нет войне! Как завещали великие The Beatles, "Мир и любовь"!✌
Eu fico muito emocionada em constatar que alguém tão jovem ama os Beatles como eu, que tinha 14 anos quando o primeiro disco deles chegou ao Brasil e foi “amor à primeira audição”. Aperfeiçoei meus estudos do idioma inglês com suas músicas. Dancei, cantei e sonhei muito ao som deles. Parabéns pelo seu bom gosto e um forte abraço aqui de São Paulo.
@Владимир 1 Нацизм - это ужасно,но ведь они таким поддерживают мирных граждан, страдающих при этом,что,к сожалению, неизбежно
USA here...
Music is one instrument that will always bind all people on earth crop politicians greedy businessmen evil world leaders will never get it and we will never comprehend their divisive ways and their motive is to always put people against people for their power and Gain.
As a fellow musician myself Love The Beatles from an early age I'm 49 years old now but at the age of 12 years old hearing the classics of The Beatles early '60s and progressing forward it was evident that their music would touch the lives of many many people in the world.
When you are musician and music is in your heart... race, gender and ethnicity have no more meaning. All that matters is making music together and finding the deeper connection of life through music together. The evil that exists out there will never comprehend this god-given gift that we have our Lord and savior put music in our hearts and as being created in His image we also have love for that.
Your words inspired me to write back to you today as another fellow musician across the globe and also state that we hate what is going on between Russia and Ukraine watching NATO stand by and the USA giving lip service and money.
The 20 million plus refugees that have left Ukraine I pray for their lives and the lives of their families I pray we can restore peace and order and balance in this Earth but war will always be, poverty will always be because in the hearts of man is greedy filled with envy and lost for power always full of sin.
But the simplicity and messages of music are just that it's very simple to see that we have much more in common as a human race than dividing us up by the color of our skin and our financial value music is colorless and a binding Force beyond all measure.
Now for you ...keep at your music.
You have a long life ahead of you... bring back good quality music.
bring back musicianship and aspiring songs and words.
I wish you all the luck doing this.
"... Я безкрайне благодарен ему за это...". С грамотой у Вас непорядок. Не распускайте сопли.
@@manuelcalavera5334 Бескрайне,безусловно(в словах с корнем,начинающимся на глухую согласную,на конце приставки тоже глухая согласная,сглупил что-то малость),с грамотой как раз никаких проблем нет,а одна ошибка -точно не показатель. Насчёт "соплей" - может,Вы в чем-то и правы. Не знаю,что тогда на меня нашло
I'm glad I got the chance to see his tour stop here in Syracuse, what an amazing show, The Bee's Knees Sir Paul and band !💗
im an emotional wreck watching this. i can play while my guitar gently weeps on the ukulele. i could feel uveith me as i learned your two dongd. we miss youband loved your music
You did it. My dear Maca. You were able to get the Beatles together !!! You are the magic and did magic. Together with technology You made me feel You were once again together. Long live the Beatles!!! I love you from Uruguay 🇺🇾
The day Paul passes, if I live to see that day, will be one of the saddest days of my life. Every Macca fan should see McCartney 1, 2, 3 with Rick Rubin on Hulu. I watched this on a transatlantic flight recently and watched it again on the return flight. So moving. I thought I had heard all of his great stories ten times, but there was more to be told.
It has been more than 20 years since George left us and more than 40 since John was gone. Time marches on, Paul and Ringo are still vital beings and their positive influence is a light unto this world. The greatest band that will ever be, there should be no argument.
Well said !! 👏 👏👏👏
I saw Paul live in 2002. Had to pay $200 but it was a fine concert and he was in great voice. Cannot afford to pay $1500 or whatever the hell he is charging now. I will choose to remember that concert. It is unfortunate that he has chosen to make this final tour a money grab. Completely unnecessary as he is indisputably in much weaker voice now. Just make it accessible to ALL the fans. Go out with dignity please.
@@Better_Call_Raul Looks like the average face value of the tickets is about $225. But these are swept up by third parties who resell them, sometimes at astronomical costs. Its the old supply and demand issue. Unfortunately Paul has no control over this whatsoever. It is just a sad reflection of todays world.
And I won't be going either. It's sad to see him in such decline. I shed some tears watching the Rubin doc.
I’m seeing Paul for the first time tomorrow and this got me to tear up so I think I have to bring tissues with me now
Saw him a month ago in LA. You'll need the tissues.
@@whizwerx I did bring tissues it was an amazing concert to
@@BlazeAtreides Right? I almost had to pinch myself thinking about who that was up on stage.
I feel emotional listening to this performance. 😢 I love Paul and his music. George's beautiful song Something from 1969. I remember that year well, and have favorite songs from it.
Back in my youth I was in a band
We did a reggae version of this song
It was around the time The Police & UB40 were really popular
It was well received
Hermoso Paul McCartney leyenda viva, viva!!!!!!!❤ recordando a George!!!😥 I love you, I love you, I love Paul McCartney!!!!!❤😍😘
Well done Paul. It was the best of times, we are the fortunate generation that has lived through it all.
I wrote lyrics to the fabric of our lives and whom ever I read these lyrics to they become very emotional and tears fill their eyes. Thank you for your contribution to the fabric of our lives along with the others.
Wow. This is so beautiful. Can barely watch through the tears. What a tribute. Thank you Paul. Thank you George. Thank you Beatles.
They, the Beatles...they are everything. This was legendary.
What a wonderful guy. To share like that. Look after
Our dear Paul McCartney xx
Bless him he’s doing his best.
A brave man who has done it all and who can afford to sit back and see his days out quietly! NOT Sir Paul! IMHO He's the consummate performer. Long live the maestro.
it was great , really
Felt so lucky being able to watch our legend, live on TV,and putting on a fantastic performance.Praise to you Paul McCartney my handsome man .You made Gladstonberry what it is last night . You stole the show because your simply the best most talented man in all the world . Your legend will live on for ever. peace and love to you Paul 😍 xxxx 🤗
This is amazing, thanks Paul for remenber how George is great
Thank you for sharing, I was at this concert, waited 40 yrs for this, best time ever.
This was so amazing and made me tear up like everyone else. And also, reading the comments made me even more emotional. Beautiful band bringing us all together in these divisive times.
Paul I love you! Please come to Japan ... I'm waiting for you to meet me.
If you haven’t seen him in concert, we’ll worth it! One of my favorite concerts. Very entertaining. In Detroit a few years ago he played for over 3 hours with hardly any breaks. Amazing.
I saw him in Orlando! My feelings of excitement reminded me of waking up Christmas morning. He delivered! ❤️
this song and its vibe fits perfectly in his old voice
Saw Sir Macca in Jackonsville Florida a few years back. Interestingly, Ringo played a much smaller venue the very next week. Anyway, it was one of the best concerts I have ever attended and I have been to a lot of them from Jimi Hendrix to Jethro Tul to Steppenwolf to, well, you name them I have probably seen them in concert. Paul KNOWS how to put on a show, he is a master entertainer. I guess that goes without saying but I said it anyway. Happy 80th birthday, by the way, Paul McCartney ... the world's a better place for you having been in it providing such wonderful music. Bravo! Lest I forget ... George provided some absolute classics as well, this was one of them and Paul did a great tribute to his brother George here. Well done!
I wasn't at this one but I went to the one in Orlando Florida it was great. Seeing him perform Something was so heart touching.
Well this is bloody perfect- and I balled my eyes out!!!! I hope there is professional recordings of this tour ❤️❤️❤️THANK YOU
John and George were always my favorites, but I think it is really cool that Paul is doing this..
So much love for Paul - Still rocking at 80 - Get busy living or start dying - He has so much energy he could live forever.... Fantastic he was able to make such wonderful tributes to his lost brothers George and John.
A touching tribute. A super song by George and well done here.
Excellent ukulele cover that Paul McCartney did here, George would be proud! Rest in peace & love to George Harrison (1943-2001)!!!!!!!☮️❤️☮️❤️☮️❤️☮️❤️☮️❤️☮️❤️☮️❤️
Thank you for this Video. And pauls remembering for george. Lg from Ellen 🥰
How immensely fortunate we were and still are to have The Fab 4 impress on our lives for neatly 60
That made me cry, for the first time since I've been listening to Something. So clever and generous. Sing some more, Paul.
Eighty years old and still a lot of talent left in Paul. Good to see him making the tour. The original British Invasion of rock ‘n’ roll…The Beatles. I salute all The Beatles.
Yo fui al de Knoxville TN un dia antes de este concierto 5/31 /2022 y Paul McCartney estaba con mucha energia y como si tubiera uno 20 años y al otro dia fur este concierto el es una persona que ahi que admirar 👏👏👏✌🙏🎸
Yo fui el de los Ángeles 13/5/22 sofi estadio Hera mi sueño desde chiquillo mirar uno de los Beatles
Cann you imagine @80 can still remember the chords ,whoah amazing. His voice forget it, he just had his days a long time ago. Just go on with your passion JPM.💞❤️💖💓
Thank you for posting this!! Love ALL the Beatles and so happy Paul carries on, he's so cool! Paul & George always loved ukulele. I'm crying tears of joy, love pics of Paul with George, John & Ringo too! Thank you so much!!🥰☮️
Paul is one of the greatest singers EVER! Some of the comments on here are ridiculous. I was there. He had a cold & still knocked "Maybe I'm Amazed" (a very hard song to sing) out of the ballpark. Kudos to him for "on w the show!" And shame on people who think he's taking "our hard earned $" I gave him mine & was happy to do so! He's 80 gimme a f'n break man!
I agree with you Randy Richardson. I haven't had a chance to see him, but he's still on my list. The guy can still sing and to hell with people that think otherwise.
Agree!!!! Such an honor to have the opportunity…. wish I could go to his concert, a dream come true!!!! ♥️
Yeah whatever, a billionaire that charges thousands for a final tour. Completely unnecessary. Just make it accessible to ALL the fans.
@@Better_Call_Raul Tickets are really cheap, tbh
@@dunker982 Paul is regarded by his peers as one of the finest pop/rock singers. He is not a virtuoso like Freddie Mercury but Paul is easily in the Top 100. So you've got that all wrong.
Beatles Forever, there's never an end of the Beatles Never!
Wow a very touchy song by Paul giving honor to George, amazing. I love it and really admire Paul for this tribute.
What an incredible man! Our Paulie what a lifetime you've had. What a lifetime of songs you've given to us all along with your friends/brothers. Thank God you found each other. ✌🏼❤️🎸🥁
Something, I"M not sure what, awoke in my soul because of these four gentlemen way back in the sixties. If I should outlive Paul and Ringo, I fear there will be an empty space left in me that I will miss for the rest of my days. Thank you Paul and all of your band mates. You have been a great part of my life.
Yes Michael I feel the same way... I'm born and bred in Liverpool...and their music has had an effect on me all my life....it broke my heart when John and then George passed away, we were robbed, they should have been here to this day, but Paul never ever does a concert without including his brother's, I think now he is older..they have left a massive whole in his life, what he wouldn't give to go back to those early days, and do you know he has never deserted his homeland, he often comes to Liverpool, he has cousins here, and a home to....he's very much a humble, grounded man, as you can appreciate he is idolised in this city as well as the other 3...Four Liverpool Lad's who shook the world..need I say more....God Bless Him...
@@Irene-qe5hu I became a musician because of their influence on me. I will be forever greatfull for that.
Paul McCartney was sharing something special with us. I enjoy of a lot of his music, and l don't care this made cry 😢❤
This was so sweet and moving. Very touching tribute to George!
You know what -- it’s almost kind of sickening how “holier than thou” Paul treated George Harrison. It’s amusing how he is respecting George here -- when he had no respect for him while he was alive. George talked about how he was treated in interviews.
@@lilybond6485 I agree that Paul could've given George more respect in the studio, but I don't think any of us can really comment on their personal relationship as friends. We have no way of knowing how much love either man had for the other.
I’m basing what I commented on what George Harrison said in interviews which impacted their “friendship” or lack there of.
@@lilybond6485 I could be wrong but I believe George passed in Paul's home (or one of them). Whatever issues they had with one another must've been sorted at some point. I would hope so anyways.
I attended recently and it was the best concert ever for me, for many meaningful reasons. Wish my dad could have been with me to see it. 🥹
I dread the day the world becomes a place where there are no more Beatles left among us.
Beautiful I cried throughout! thanks for posting this 🙂
Just kudos to Paul. Probably one of the 10 most recognizable people on our planet for 60 years, and still a great artist that can still connect with fans like me.
Ah those celestial high harmonies and the bass part by Paul!
Thank you for sharing. Must be emotional for Paul with John and George gone. I love the Beatles..I grow up with their songs 🎵 💕
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