Amen!

It is available…if you know where to look.

@@transfo47 where

I can’t watch it from 🇺🇸

@@transfo47 but not in America

@Paul McCartney wow you have gotten yourself 2 subscribers paul great job

@Paul McCartney If that is true, is there any particular reason that you joined on December 29th? You realize that you can possibly put on your ACTAUL official channel that you have a community-type account? I'm very very sure that ain't you tho mr. "McCartney"

In this song,I would tend to agree. I think the chance to 'sing' with his mate,John reinvigorates his voice. He reaches high notes that he cannot reach at other times. We all age but Paul is a musical genius and no one can ever take that away from him.

Literally nobody is complaining about his voice. What are you talking about

@@FliptopObserver123 Yeah people are. Maybe not in this comment section but I've seen people write about that

Keith...therein lies the magic!

I'm 73 and I'm with You on that one Bro.. God has given Me the gift to see a lot of beautiful things in My life time,, And this was one of them

​@@butchschulz9879 wut...

Oh get a grip! 🙄

Ok fun police

@@paulmicartney1455 The great great Micartney! How blessed we are oh lord.

@@stealthbastard8837 Yeah the Paul McCartney who joined 4 days ago and has got one subscriber

@@johnp515 Imagine it's really him just getting bored so he created a profile days ago lol

@@johnp515 @StealthBastard was just being sarcastic(you can't really tag people in comments).

@@paulmicartney1455 haha

Exactly. And if Paul's lost his voice it's because he gave it to us.

I don't think his voice is bad at all; all voices change as the career goes on, never mind by the age of 80, and yet he is still able to do the job. He still sounds pretty good, he clearly has enthusiasm and isn't just going through the motions.

his voice was much worse 20 yrs ago. I think he really prepared for this moment. His voice was purposely dominated by the band in the mix but probably didn't need it. What a champ.

I like the fact that he's humble enough to try and sing the most as possible. Any other artist would point the mic to the crowd and expect the audience to sing, but not Paul. Have also in mind he just got off a tour in the US! He hasn't taken a break.

His voice is husky. He's 80 years of age! Come on! He still has rhythm and sexuality. A genius who has wow factor. He is amazing. Go Paul. 💓

You might like a band called The Doublejumps if you like listening to Beatles/Paul McCartney

John lennon should've appeared as an hologram.

john lennon did WHAT to the screen

Absolutely! Just so cool to see him turn around and listen to John. Gave me goosebumps when I saw it live last summer and still gives me goosebumps and a tears of joy

It's just part of the routine. He did it on every performance of the tour😆

I think we’re all captivated by John! Oh, this put a huge smile on my face. I sure miss John…and George!

Paul needs to watch John as they did back in the day to pull off the duet.

They should jump back farther and do “If I Fell” or “I’ll Get You” if they really wanna get the seats wet.

They literally rehearsed this hundreds of times before the show

@@ardenaudreyarji I'm sure they did but it's a different kind of energy when you're playing in front of the audience.

@@knightscroftsquire-muldoon He also did this on his American tour

It's just marketing dude. For folks like, well you

@@VanceLeeMusic paul misses John

Underrated comment. So deep.

I probably try not to cry in front of the public from so much emotion and nostalgia combined.

I can't. I don't think anyone can but Paul.

When John appeared on the screen, Paul's voice got stronger. Like it hyped him up. So many mixed emotions watching this. Bittersweet. Slightly more sweet than bitter but pretty much evenhanded.

No, he is not even close. Pretty good for 80, but he is a shell of his younger self. Still entertaining though.

No, his voice isn't what it once was - it can't be at his age, but he still sounds amazing, sings in tune, and he's just instantly recognisable.

@@claudevieaul1465 yes. I object to the stupidity of saying he sounds thirty! He is a musical genius, with one of the most recognizable voices ever. Even at 80. And this format with the recorded Lennon is super creative.

No, he does not sound 30

Thank your love ❤️ and support I sincerely hope you never stop listening to my music🎶

Ringo too!

You might like a band called The Doublejumps if you like listening to Beatles/Paul McCartney

Not only for Beatles fans,but for everyone loves great rock music.

​@@funlittlefish There are no other Beatles. That's like missing your friend and someone says, If you liked your partner, let me introduce you to Leslie. Well, maybe it's not totally off. But...

Absolutely, tears of JOY❤

@@davidhill2971

What you said at the end is exactly what I said when I was able to meet my musical idol Thom Yorke. I simply thanked him for the music, and said it changed my life. He said "me too, man. me too." What a moment.

What a great comment, sir. Honestly

Sent chills. Short comment. But huge.

Thank your love ❤️ and support I sincerely hope you never stop listening to my music🎶

God Bless U Sir

I had the opportunity to talk with Paul's live sound engineer Pab before the show in Baltimore in June; that segment is so extremely rudimentary - only Abe had a click track in his in-ears for that whole song and Wix had some control over the tempo; I'm assuming with a tap pad or something to adjust the BPM. The rest of the song's performance was guided through the stage monitors. That's the only cue that Paul had. What a testament to how tight he and John were (and how tight he, Rusty, Abe, Wix and Brian are) that after all these years, all he needs to sync up for a live performance of I've Got A Feeling is John's isloated vocals from 1969.

Paul: turn him down a bit!

Made me cry.

@@cockeyedoptimista me too!! How beautiful to see John at Glastonbury with Paul ❤

@@cockeyedoptimista oh yeah- I watched them on the Ed Sullivan show, and been a fan since- didn't expect to be as emotional as I did, but so be it

True

Still the best duet ever!❤

both dead, only John is beloved.

@@communitycollegegenius9684 🚫

@@Jacqueline_Cobb this should be a single for us beatle fans to download

:) this give me a lot of joy and hapiness.

Yep I grew up with the Beatles and saw them when they made their debut on Ed Sullivan when I was only 5 years old watching that with my whole family and my older siblings . We grow up with the Beatles and always had their music in our house they were just a part of our lives . Makes me glad to see that he and Ringo have made it to live to be 80

What the shit are you babbling on about?

You've never been to a Motörhead concert, I imagine...

I thought this too!!

I went to his Melbourne show when he performed this and John came on his voice sounded so fucking good like it was already great but it sounded incredible for this song

They always lifted each other up

Me too. That was so excellent for Paul to have done that bit of magic…

It wasn’t that bad!

Absolutely, mate 👍👍👍

What a nice message... Touching

I saw the show in the U.S. & when this came on even the guy next to me was crying…so don’t feel bad. Everyone had the same reaction. It was so great & sad @ the same time.

48 years old, been to hundreds of gigs. Watched this on my sofa and cried. The Beatles split before I was old enough to get into music but they mean so much.

@@croesrob If you're 48 they split before you was born.

You weren't the only one...amazing performance!

He's doing great for an 80 year old but you could hear him struggling to sing that song. But that's ok he's a Beatle and part of our growing up. I loved this just the same.

The magic of technology. John is alive again. 👍👍👍

@@jimmoore826 Exactly, his voice has changed a lot, but man, he's 80 yo, over 60 years of career and still plays and writes really well. He's a living legend.

@@stevenandrean2661 It must be amazing to see this show live

@@alexandrevilarinhof Indeed.. Sir Paul Is Living Legend. God Save the Queen. 👍👍👍👍

The rooftop version is really amazing, and at 80, well, it's also inspiring, you can just keep going until you drop, doing what you love, important message for everyone.

My favorite Beatles song...

The fact that Paul still sings his repertoire in the same key, even with his current voice, is amazing. Guitar rythm is not tricky at all.

@ Well, the original rhythm played by Lennon is kind of tricky, but you can learn it. However, Paul, plays a sloppier version of it. I personally don't agree with singing stuff in the original key being a great idea in this age. In this performance, he still managed to sound good, but that's not true for all of his songs. Songs in lower keys (like Lady Madonna) generally sound better when he sings them these days. Im not even sure if hitting all these high notes is health for his voice. If you compare his vocal performances from 7 years ago with the ones from Billy Joel now, you'll realise that Billies voice sounds stronger and generally better. This is because he transposes almost all of his songs down - since decades. I think, transposing songs down when your voice ages is a really good technique of dealing with a changing voice over the years.

@@aheendwhz1 I know! I meant it's amazing that he's still trying to do the songs in original keys. He pulled it off for decades with great results, but he's stubborn about key changes. I don't think he's ever going to do it. He tried it with that 'Here there and Everywhere' 2016 piano version but it seems like he didn't like it at all.

He's not singing perfectly. There's a frailty in his voice which, given his immense legacy, is quite touching. I love his old man's voice for what it is, it isn't fair to compare. There's absolutely no one to touch Paul’s singing from 1964 to about 1976. Certainly not present day Paul, by any stretch of imagination.

@@RayMusicman9 Paul's 2002 tour was a great period vocally as well. Even into the 2010s he still sounded younger than his real age!

The same feeling here

You are easily moved

@@tf2368 He's moved to respond by a legendary musician playing a legendary music festival. You're moved to respond by a simple KZfaq comment. Who is more easily moved? I'm aware of the irony in me doing this, but I like to encourage people to engage their brains. Whether I succeed is really down to whether you can.

@@M2Mil7er I'm not moved at all

Brian May also performed with a VR Freddie Mercury not so long ago. It clearly moved him as well as the audience.

lol he didn't hit any of those c5s. come on...

@@atomeyes99 What do you mean? Are we hearing the same thing?

It didn't sound good

@@atomeyes99 Ya he sounded rough...I mean understand but let's not sit and act like he sounds great like he used to

@@bls8959 "Ya he sounded rough" no, not for an 80 year old, that's far from rough. He's definitely struggling, mainly during the bridge (AWAWAWWA lol), and of course he doesn't sound like he used to, but that's still better singing than most people will achieve in their lifetime. I'm sorry, it sounds _good._

lol hardly

No 'perhaps' about it. He *is* the greatest musical artist of all time!

Despues john lennon seguro

only short of Lennon himself

Perhaps????. 100%

I couldn't stand up that long.

aka Time Bandits

Even you could do that, Zach. Just tap the beat to the original on a midi keyboard, or even record the sound of you tapping or clapping the beat along with the original, and then play it back in their in-ears. Rather shout out to the ones cleaning the toilets after Glastonbury. A lot more deserved, and a lot more complicated;-)

@@hepphepps8356 hahahahha

Right, matching tempo. lol you are a fool

No you certainly are not!

...and a few tears.

Thanks Debby

Good choice for your first festival! :)

They should have gotten some isolated vocals from Paul (back when he was alive) and mixed them in too.

@@communitycollegegenius9684 WHAT?

Too soon?

@@communitycollegegenius9684 😂😂😂

I think the clip is from Get Back the new film from Peter Jackson. They used AI and other tech to isolate all the different components of the tracks from mono recordings from the time. So I think it's likely that John's singing has been isolated from the drumming.

"just right on the beat" the bare minimum for a drummer lol.

@@xChrisDarko Or as Ringo put it: "of course I can keep time, but the art is in the fills"

@@thescrewfly Ringo is not the guy to listen to when it comes to playing percussion.

Respectfully, it says less about Ringo, and more about how precise Paul's band had to be.

@Paul McCartney God bless you !

@Paul McCartney Thank you so much...I will..

@@ChiaraMichela23 I hope you’ve realised that the guy you’re talking to isn’t actually Paul McCartney

agrees...he sound here very much like the rough and ragged vocal that he did on the 1969 original recording!....really pretty amazing

Can only hope that I’ll be able to catch a show of his… it’s a dream. Last time he was in town…. Tickets were $2000 just for nosebleeds. Was no way.

I was his concert and totally agree with you!

There is a hilarious clip of him on a talk show (maybe the Frost Show?) Sometime in the later 60s where he says "well, it would be pretty sad if I'm prancing around on the stage at FORTY"

makes you wonder who he sold his soul to

I've seen Paul 4 x and Ringo 1 x. I am so very happy. Beatlemania never end. Never. After Bach and Beethoven comes The Beatles as comet on the earth. Happiness for mankind. ❤️ ♥️ ❤️ ♥️ ❤️ ♥️

So sad I missed that show - I had an Hawaiian vacation planned for over a year and considered changing the date (at great expense) just to see this at Fenway.....I am jealous

Nice comment Karen.

pink Floyd 2007? reunited... that's chills

@@adamkrol69 2007? Think you got that wrong

@@user-ux1vj9vx7s sorry 2005 for live aid

@@ChrisBmufc lmao her name is actually Karen

it's a lame gimmick you are too easily impressed.

@@nonrepublicrat And you’re a troll…

@@OnceTheyNamedMeiWasnt yeah, they loved each other soo much that they even stopped talking to each other

@@OnceTheyNamedMeiWasnt oh, I thought you were locked into some esoteric psychosis

@@hom0s4cer You do know they reunited before John was assassinated, right …. 🙄

if you like paul mccartney you might like my brothers music. his band is called The Doublejumps. they're popular in new zealand

It’s because he’s a f#&%ing Beatle

I guess music keeps him preserved. It's nice to see such power at that age.I ponder that as long as one keeps up with good music, poetry and art in general, these can work like a life's elixir for most of people.

@@totallybored5526 Facts

That's a nice picture. Nothing like the power of imagination - John would agree, I guess.😉🤩

@@ceciliagincho6806 Interesting that you use the word: "Imagine."

You could let George live too... if it is fantasy it costs nothing... :)

@@charissesavarin5257 ;)

@@karlkk5191 lol yeah I know. It’s just, John’s death feels so… unfair, you know? But George (as sad as it sounds) kinda had it coming, he smoked like a godamn chimney and everyone told him to chill on the cigarettes. But sure, I often wonder what would George think of current events or the state of the world and politics right now

John treated Paul like dirt from 1970 to 1972 i dont understand how Paul wanted to meet John after that

@@eivindgj3761 probably they were just tired of arguing with each other and that their hatred wasn’t gonna solve anything

@@eivindgj3761 it's because they are brothers, sometimes you fight with ur brother and its normal.

@@ffahrulchaniago we shall forget the old negative stories. They have both done so much good together, that far outweighs the negatives. Let them be!

Paul and John always brothers. In music sometimes different opinion is normal.

He’s grown considerably

Love Paul, seen him in Dublin about 15 years ago. Unfortunately his voice is so shot it’s heard even when he’s speaking

​@@Vincentlpp08 Yeah, he even sings about this on "Starting Over": "We have grown, we have grown"

@@Vincentlpp08 hahah

He made a deal with the devil, he did.

Imagine the site of lennon, McCartney, Ringo, doing Glastonbury, isle if Wight 90s say, Mark Chapman should rot in jail

RIP George too

You know John has musician sons too, right? Would be weird to have George's son to stand in for him but not John's.

how 'bout a lennon son instead of a virtual john ?

Nope. Only the real thing. Even if it’s only virtual. No one can take Johnny’s place.

I'd rather see him do one with this Sokil-bloke, who some of us got to know as mjsokes: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/prp1npp-yailfWw.html . Somehow incarnates all the proper feel and timing in his playing.

@@gretchennelson7056 or georges

Hello 👋 Are you also one of my music fans out there?

You cried at a McCartney concert 30 years ago when you were unexcited, young and arrogant? What made you cry?

my favorite musician ever...I was born in the 70s so I wasn't alive for the beatles...I heard Wings on the radio growing up in New york all the time and i loved all their songs...my father tried to tell me how awesome the beatles were, but like you I was too arrogant lolll..solo paul , wings, solo George, solo John I liked... because It was current lollll..beatles were for my dad ....in the early 90s when I was in high school I was finally mature enough to go back and go through the beatles catalog...my mind was blown....I saw paul with my high school friends in 1993....then I took my own kids in 2009....he has been a constant music wise for me since I heard silly love songs on the radio as a toddler...glad you finally saw the light the way I did lollllll

Honestly I don’t know how anyone there kept it together. I cry every time. And I’m only able to watch it on KZfaq.

@@natalyamartirosyan same here

I’m not crying…

@@marilotta yes it is ,it's true ,yes it is 😭lg from Ellen 🌹✌peace and love,,from me to you,,

Thank your love ❤️ and support I sincerely hope you never stop listening to my music🎶

Deja de eso se mantiene en buena salud y eso es de apreciar y más cuando llegan a esa edad ya en los 80s ya nadie sabe, lo que si me impresiona es que artistas que en su juventud probaron de todo y aún tienen una larga vida un ejemplo mick Jagger ...

Honestamente no se que escuchas 🤷🏻‍♂️, el tiempo pasa factura ya no tiene la misma voz.

@@VICOWWE pero el hecho de estar ahí con ese estado físico ya es meritorio, tú ves por ejemplo a Charly García con 10 años menos, y hay terrible diferencia

@@joaquintolg9165 ah eso siiiiii no lo demérito!!! 80 años y tener la energía de subirse a cantar un setlist de 3 horas y tocar el piano , la guitarra e interactuar así con la audiencia es de respetarse.

@@VICOWWE siii, ojalá siga otros añitos

George Clinton lol

Roger Daltrey

Frankie Valli and Dion

Ringo and Dylan, Stones soon. But yeah. McCartney is definitely on top.

Join us to the club which cryed misteryously

Well said, its hard to watch without a lump in your throat.

Thank your love❤️and support I sincerely hope you never stop listening to my music🎶

Probably he would - music and poetry were in his blood too.