And "I'm Down" and a bunch others!!

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Don't forget Helter Shelter. Don't know how many times he actually sung it live if any, then again, don't know how many takes he had to do in the studio. He really pushed his voice to the limit.

Oh yeah Ip, true. I never paid too much attention until they made St.Pepper, but after listening to St Pepper I went back and start listening to his early bass playing and some were a little more complicated than I thought, but his St.Pepper bass roles were more pronounced. Since I'm partial to the bass I enjoyed St.Pepper more than the early albums. Although I listened to "Revolver" and found out that's almost like the St.Pepper when it comes to the pronounced bass.

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@380_Pound_Black_Woman's _Stool_Sample look up the lyrics, its also pretty easy to hear... "two yougsters concealed in a barrel"

@380_Pound_Black_Woman's _Stool_Sample lol bruh, are you ok? my best resource is my ears. he says youngsters, he says rocky boy. context is key

Macca’s dirty rock voice is legendary!!!

shit, i never noticed the echo added right there genius

He used it on almost every Beatles and wings album

Alex yerky no he didn’t he had a hofner bass and around revolver time he switched to a rickenbacker but still used the hofner on later albums

@@luisdzidzornu3700 that statement wouldn’t be entirely untrue, didn’t Paul get a hold of his rickenbacker during 1965 and used it on Rubber Soul, he wouldn’t return to his Hofner until Get Back/Abbey Road. What are your thoughts?

@@beatlecristian He also used a jazz bass a lot during the white album.

@@beatlecristian yeah I get you bro the rickenbacker was so cool love the photo of Paul wearing thick glasses during the revolver sessions and he did return to the hofner in later Beatles years but tended to primarily play his rickenbacker during wings tours

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Dear Boy !!! Elton John has said it’s the most beautifully recorded song of all.

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Macca is my favorite singer on this earth. Nobody can touch him in his prime decades as far as I’m concerned!

@@thesilvershining There's never been a singer who had so many "personalities" as McCartney. He call them his "Elvis voice" or "Little Richard voice" but as you do when you mimic something it can't help but still sound like you to a degree. Even during the 80's when critics had written him off as a soft rock balladeer, he could still sing his ass off. "Stranglehold" off Press To Play, "Rough Ride" off Flower's in the Dirt, the Russian Album, etc He still had 85% of his prime voice going into Off the Ground, which I like but it didn't have enough material that he could belt on. I still look at Wings Over America as the benchmark for live singing...when I was gigging that was the 'warm up in the car' CD that I played most. One verse of "Silly Love Songs" and my head voice & throat would be ready to go, lol. If I sang along to the entire tune full voice I wouldn't be singing that night, lol.

I would argue this song beats his best vocal performance on the Beatles (that would be Oh! Darling). He really played with his voice like none of his bandmates.

@@jovenintensa Absolutely. It's like he had 5-6 different voices he could bring out at will.

@@whatspadethinks You're absolutely right! I wish I could remember what song it was, but a DJ played a new song of Paul's and said "Guess who sings this?" and a ton of calls came in and nobody guessed correctly, lol. I want to say it was an 80's or a 90's song.

@@bloeddorstigbeest That's what I meant, had it been released as a single....instant #1!!

Fans are KooKoo for McCartney!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I thought Mumbo was ever better. It could be played over and over again, but this song was played by Screaming Jay Hawkins who also did and addictive version. "Mumbo" (song) stands alone except for the live version. Pure bliss, a Linda and Paul gift!!!!!!!!!

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Good analogy. I say that this was a larynx shredder.

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there was once this mixer thing on Pauls website where you could listen to some of his songs and adjust each tracks volume

@@pieta9097 And that doesn't exist anymore?

@@mudman3371 it does not

@@pieta9097 So how did you get it? Or you just kept these files forever until you had the idea to make this video?

@@pieta9097 could you use the wayback machine to find it?