Sir Paul will soon be 80 years old, hard to believe. We have been blessed for years with his talent, we need express our appreciation and gratitude to him while we can.

One instrument Paul cannot play - the bagpipes! I love, love, love this song. It speaks to my Scottish heritage.

The musical gift to humanity.

The melody master. This is the only single my Dad ever bought in my lifetime. I remember us all sitting around listening to it on the first play. He was silent after it ended. That was the highest praise accessible to him.

My Mum's favourite song. She played it over and over again. I think the bagpipes have a very strong emotional appeal for a great many people. To hear them is to bring out a lot of different emotions. I love them.

Paul McCarthy is always playing new music, and he makes me feel like l will never be a competent musician. He is so kind to so many people, and has a catalog of millions songs. Thank you Paul .

Loved the 70s, magical decade that seemed to go on forever to me , but I was a child at the time , so it seemed like it would never end.

The sight of those pipers coming across the sand always gives me goose bumps. R.I.P. Lovely Linda.

What a treasure you are, Paul! One doesn't expect someone so rich and famous to be a nice person, but you obviously are!

I have always liked this song. From what I have seen, Linda was a jewel

My family lived in the mountains of Eastern Kentucky for about a hundred fifty years. That mountain music always sounded to me like Scottish music, but without the pipes. When Paul started this with just the guitar it took me back to that music my grandparents used to listen to. A lot of Scots immigrated to those mountains, so I guess I shouldn't be surprised lol

Do not understand how I missed this all these years. thanks Paul. We all miss Linda terribly.

Through the Beatles, solo and Linda, Wings and to Mull of Kintyre Paul will always be one of my favorites.

Paul is an outstanding man, kind and witty. In a world of talented people, Paul McCartney is a standout the most amazing talent of my lifetime - and he created most of the music for my life. Saw the Beatles in 1964 in Indianapolis, 5 dollar tickets for Box seats - so wonderful - still have the stubs. Now, in 2022 seeing Sir Paul in the Carrier Dome, so pleased to see him again. Sir Paul, you are the gift that brings smiles and so many great memories, Thanks to you!! I now am brought to tears rather easily hearing your songs. ROCK ON PAUL!!

Stop looking. Its unanimous, Sir Paul McCartney is THE creative musical genius of our lives. We are so fortunate to have HIM with us, still creating, performing incredible melodies, rhythms, songs. Merely look at the faces of the gathered people around the fire.

Not sure why this showed up in my KZfaq suggestions today. Not only a great tune but now years later brought back many great youthful memories of Carradale, Saddell, Torrisdale and Campbeltown. That was quite the road in an old VW bug. Miss it.

oh mein Gott, wie schön dieser Song ist. First time i heard "Mull of Kintyre", was in 1981 in an old Farmershouse (Bauernhof "alten Vogtshof") in Hinterzarten. I will never forget when i´m a 15 year old boy at this time. We stay the hole summer there, i had a great time with my friends. For me "Mull of Kintyre" belongs to the summer of `81 many lovely greetings from old Germany (Hochschschwarzwald) "from me to you" (nice memory) - old Beatles fan, Klaus

I absolutely love this song and story of how you made it. Those Scottish lads I’m sure were and are some mighty proud and great full. Thank you from the bottom of my heart Paul for lifting mine and many others hearts and souls with your beautiful songs. May GOD bless you.

My aunt when she was living loved this song so much!

This is a beautiful song, but what took my breath away was seeing her again.

We love this song so very much. The pipes! The pipes.. the song...even our dog loves it. Calms her right down and she listens to it often with us. Thank you Sir Paul so much for such a beautiful piece of music. 🎶

I will always love this song. I sang it in choir when I was 9; I am 53 now. Holds special feelings for me 💜💗❤️

You are a Genius Paul! The way you got to this song amazes me. I was surprised too by this 180° video. Oh Paul! Every time I see you I fall in love...Again!

Thanks Paul for your perspective on what you're telling us thank you Paul for being in wings

I have followed Paul McCartney all my life. I loved the Beatles as being a part of my youth, however Paul was my favorite as his talent surpassed them all. When he came up with the song I cried the first time I heard it. My family immigrated from Scotland and I believe it's in our DNA when we hear the pipes played. Every parade having the pipes gave me chills and I'd raise a glass to Scotland as tears ran down my face, as they are now. I'm now in my 60's and this, I believe tells the history of Scotland and our roots. Thank you Sir Paul. God bless your talent.

in my modest opinion this is probably one of his best musical productions. I loved his time with the wings. So nice to see the family joining in happy. what lovely memories. Have a good life all of you!

Another beautiful melody by the Master himself.

Hi Paul McCartney :) I'm a Danish woman at 62 summers, and i have been a big fan of music from Scotland, and special the band Runrig for over 45 years. They did make a lot of amazing music and songs, also in Gaelic. :)

As soon as the pipes kicked in... I just started to cry. 😭❤️😭❤️😭❤️😭❤️

Even an Aussie gets Goosebumps! Thanks Paul!

Sometimes it's hard to believe how beautiful the world can be.

OMG, so it was back in 77 that song came out, the memory is fading. What I can remember is going to the NAAFI in Mulheim (38 Sqn RCT) on news years eve and having a great night with that song being played every three songs, I was posted in 78 so that night lingers as a great memory.

A natural musician, a brilliant father and human being, loved his work since the very first Beatles ,his music will last a millennium

McCartney will go down in history as one of the greatest composers of all time. Seriously, and the bagpipes their sacred. As a kid in NYC i remember seeing them at parades and funerals. You see the emotion that it brings out in people. Beautiful.💛💙

My favorite storyteller with the greatest, natural, organic sense of humor. And his singing, writing & musicality are are not bad😃 🥰❤️

He's always been so remarkable. It's so good to see him still creating fantastic music and still being a wonderful romantic. ☺️

Revisited again in APRIL 2021 being SCOTTISH i love this....Anyone else here listening to this magical performance?????🎶🎵

Hearing the pipes and drums coming along the beach sends chills down my spine. Thrilling!

The GENIUS of Paul McCartney

Love this song and I love Scotland as well. Beautiful song, beautiful country, beautiful people all.

From a Scottish/ Irish Mcartney ..and living in Scotland that song is brilliant...a lot of Scots thought this songbshould have been our national anthem...alas no but it stirs emotions whenever you here it.... Lang may yet lum leek....lol

This brings back memories of a different era and younger, happier days.

First heard this when I was 17. Still enjoying it at 54. Timeless.

This song always gives me chills. Truly channelled from the land and it's past inhabitants.

Paul and Linda Mc Cartney were a great couple; it must have been so tough for him to lose her to cancer at a relatively young age. He’s an absolute living legend!

It always brings tears to my eyes .I’m from Dundee Scotland. 40 years ago. I hope my family takes my Ashes back to the Law hill so l can rest forever .

Being of Celtic descent I never understood what it meant to be,until, I went there and now this song brings a wee tear to my eyes whenever I hear it... I heard bagpipes every day!!!

This was my first album by anyone, but on cassette...my Mull of Kintyre was the Isle of Wight, where I was born. I haven't been there since 1994 when my granddad passed on, been living in the US now since I was 11. My dad passed on when I was 12, but before he did he is the one who bought me your Wings Greatest Hits with this song on it🎵🎶💙🔥

I live in Australia, but every time I hear this song I bleed for my home country of Scotland. It is just one of those things.

From Canada, I love Scotland. Beautiful song.

I was young and clueless in 1977 when this song came out--I never really paid much attention to it. Then I went to Scotland in 2018 and 2019 and now, well, I'm sitting here staring at nothing after watching this clip. Good god, Scotland, what is it about you? Well done, yet again, Sir Paul.

Love Mull of Kintyre & everything Scottish, really. When the pipers come in, it makes me wanna cry! Wow, I can’t believe there’s an instrument that Paul can’t play!

Well, this song makes me want to go back to Scotland. We visited four years ago and it captured my heart. I saved this song so I can listen whenever I need a lovely song to fill my heart. Thank you Paul and Linda. (RIP)

Excellent oratory, Sir Paul. Enjoy the embellishment and tongue in cheek. I have loved, Mull of Kintyre o'er these many years. Beautiful. Stops me in me tracks every time.. A true soul song. '...flickering embers...' Hail to the 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Scots 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 !! Thank you.

My great great grandfather ( Steele) worked as a Shepard on the isle of Mull love the song from Australia

Thank you Paul. What a great song. I was there in 1988. Memories...............

I'd only heard this song once or twice and never truly appreciated it until seeing Paul's video....and genius once again in knowing how to put just the right melody and words together

I'd forgotten how much this song thrills straight through my soul. Thank you!

My friend and I (both recent cancer survivors) had the most wonderful experience recently in Perth (Australia), when, at a Let It Be anniversary concert, the band (all top rock musicians) started to play Mull Of Kintyre. The audience in the Concert Hall took it over and sang the entire song right through, standing up. A magical, unexpected and emotional moment.

We are so blessed to have had both Pauls.

I played this song on the jukebox at the Trent Legion back in the 90's and the whole crowd LOVED it.

I’m in tears - my new favorite McCartney song. My grandfather retired from the Royal Scottish Borderers after WW1, he was Liverpudlian, joined because he wanted to wear the KILT, turned out only the Pipe Master wore the Kilt, everyone else - TREWS. 70% casualties in the major battles of WW1, their unit was “Retired”. RIP your precious partner LINDA, a truly beautiFull, being - she will Hold you again, I’m certain. Cheers, from San Diego

I love this. Linda was an absolute angel, makes everything feel 'right' to see her with Paul. 💖

My Dad’s favourite ever song ❤️ Paul is such a genius. I could listen to him all day talking about how he writes his music ✌️

After all these years, this song still brings a tear to my eye. All love to you Paul, for being able to move us like that.

Thanks a million Sir Paul McCartney you were at number 1 in the charts for about 8/9 weeks with this beautiful song, I remember it so well I sang my head off when my eldest son was born in November 77, it sure brings a lump to my throat and a tear in my eye every time I hear it.

Paul is such a great story teller.

love the Scottish songs, and sweet memories of Paul , Linda , and John. An awesome reality to live in, so long ago.

This was the first single to sell more than 2 million copies, and still one of the best selling singles of all time in the UK

I’d forgotten how beautiful this song was.. I love Paul as a musician and person..Funny to watch him try and play the beautiful bagpipes..I always like to hear a good story from Paul..

Paul you were right when you said we made this emotional song because It make me crying because it’s a song that just go to the core of your heart be listening so beautiful.🌺💕💞💖🌹🙏🏻thank you for share your story, that is also beautiful to tell. God bless you.

2007..2011 having PTSD, I wandered the UK on a bicycle well equipped for camping. Scotland in Winters, England in the Summers (Scotland was disinfested in the Winters - no midges and no tourists). The experience was sublime, beautiful, peaceful and healing. Of course I several times toured and camped around the Mull of Kintyre, and often sang this tune as I went. I didn't know that Macca had lived near to Campbelltown and raised his kids there - thought it was a spur of the moment song. So thank you for this vid - it raises wonderful memories. :-)

I will always love Paul McCartney, his heart is visible. He gives to the world through his music and it just keeps on flowing.

Thank God for Mr. McCartney,for showing all us songwriters how it's done!

Ah dear Paul, I will miss you when you are gone. Not for a very long time I hope. I grew up on the Beatles. Even my children loved the Beatles. Years later, with John, George, Ringo all gone, only you are left and still singing for us. So many years of song, eh? I lost my daughter. You lost your bandmates and wife. But we are still here. Know that you are very much appreciated and loved. Your music is eternal. It will live on. Hurrah!

Angels from Scotland.. 🎸🎤💖🦊

Paul, you have given us so much and all we can say is THANK YOU!!!!

When my son was born, he had some troubles that kept him in hospital, ultimately requiring surgery. My wife and I stayed with him for all of our waking hours in the intensive care unit for weeks. In my first moment of peace together with him in my arms, I wanted to sooth him with song. The Mull of Kintyre popped right into my head, and I sang it over and over - dozens of times a day to this beautiful boy, with his medical tubes and wires attached. I'm not sure why the song came to mind. Maybe it's the song's yearning for a return to home, the way it sounds sung at a slower lullaby-like tempo, or the warm imagery it invokes. Whatever it was just felt right. Now fully recovered, and ten years old, both my son and his younger brother request the song it every night at bedtime. Given I tend to do a few run-throughs each night, I've probably sung it over 10,000 times to them:) It chokes me up to think of the circumstances surrounding the first time I sang it to him, and reminds me of how lucky we are to have him and his brother every time since. Thank you for that Paul. Tip for parents singing at bedtime: I do tend to reduce the tempo a bit, and forego the modulation from verse to verse. This enables me to run it in a loop without the building of energy (and volume) as the register rises. Also for best sleeping results, I leave the bagpipes out of it:)

I remember that summer in the 70s. This music came from the radio and our girls' hearts melted away ... Where has this carefree time gone?

Paul gave us the most beautiful & brilliant & lovely love songs of all time greatest song writer ever & a beautiful voice to sing those love songs ❤️

Definitely a song that will stand the test of time...along with the great songs of the past...probably Paul's best effort imo...

This song has been my favorite since the first time I heard it. The bagpipes simply do something magical. I'm of Scot descent several generations back and visiting Scotland is on my bucket list. Thank you Paul McCartney, for filling that musical part of my soul for so many decades now.

I'll say it again, one of my favorite PM songs. Simple, beautiful and unique.

During the 70s I was a foreign student in London and was on holiday up north at Teeside to visit some friends when I heard this song. Thanks for the memories Paul. Always been your fan.

Happy birthday Paul the best musician ever in human history

Absolutely the most Beautiful Song I have ever heard.... I made the tears flow and the smile beam.

It is 2022. I watched Paul on the Ed Sullivan Show in the 60’s. And I still love his music and his love of life. Amazing to watch.

What a song!!!! Just listen to it, again and again. McCartney, the awesome song writer. I love this video with the intro of how this song came about. Fantastic!!!!

Very moving song with the bag pipers and the bonfire with the locals joining in on the chorus. Pure Paul. Briiliant.

God bless you Paul McCartney , the Wings and all Pipe players. I been liking this song since I was a teen.

Ah, our youth did not last long, did it? Then, we hear a tune.... Thank you, Paul, for the music.

Music is a Universal Medicine given to us by the Universe we exist in. Some folks get to "channel" that energy in a focused way that can reach those who aren't so naturally inclined, or have been "diverted from the path" by forces with lack of vision. This man has become a megaphone for us fortunate enough to turn in the right direction!!!😍😙😎

Thanks Scotland for staying with us, makes me emotional.

I love the bagpipes. My Scottish ancestry I guess. This is so wonderful.I get tears of joy every time I hear this tune.

Thank you Sir Paul McCartney. I will watch this in full soon . Humbled and thank you.

So beautiful 💕 song ..very memories of Scotland with your tuning in sense of land...we honor&appreciated all the songs you created ..many returns of the days..very anniversary of Happy Birthday ... To Sir Paul McCartney..all we love you do..be healthy&longivity.................

Пол гениальный мелодист.И все его песни несомненно шедевры на все времна.А эта композиция просто бриллиант в короне.

Im not Scottish, but this touches my soul. Thank God for the great musical genius of Paul McCartney!

Paul is a Musical Genius Tysm 👑♥️🌟💙🇬🇧🇺🇸🎼🎶🎵🌟👑

We were recently staying near Campbeltown and visited the beautiful and peaceful memorial garden to Linda McCartney. Kintyre is such a beautiful place.