Had it since release. Been listening to it again every day this week. Massively underrated. A real hidden gem.

Oh, yes… My favorite wings album… Every song is a gem.

so underrated as hard rock singer.....my most favorite of his styles

You mean. Not Known. as much. not. underrated. it is not underrated by anyone who knows the song

DEFINITELY! ❤️

True.

Franz Schubert.

He did it 10 years later! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mZ2Wnc2Lms-qoJ8.htmlsi=X4J-niMcv-1Ve1IN The Lovers that Never Were!

Less than millions have viewed. It's math, mate.

@@guitarslim56it is not math, it is simple counting. The question is why it doesn’t have more views because the quality of the song suggests that it should.

+Scott Reed I agree. Lennon always thought he could've sang Oh! Darling better than Paul... I can't imagine ANYONE bettering the Macca vocal on that song

yep

you are so damn right

I fucking agree!

I completely disagree on the rock singer part if not the rest. I find McCartney's 'rock screaming' to sound like Donald Duck screaming. Awful! Lennon's far harder voice was far better at that. This generation seem to parrot media narratives (Lennon was an asshole, Yoko sucks, Paul was best which are vile racist libel but popular to our elite who don't like 'troublemakers' like Lennon who faced down the racist brutal cop racism and wars while others wrote songs. And was probably killed for it Having been the object of hate by various American Presidents, mostly Nixon of course and then 'Rayguns' all forgotten while the clueless repeated myths that 'John Lennon regularly beat up women and was a violent nasty bully' as spread on U Tube channels like 'Mojo'. 'People you though were cool but were really assholes') and have no clue about the 1960's or 70's. Unlike we who were there (born 1961) and a listener by 4 years old (my parents playing those Beatles LPs as each one came out, ultimately becoming MY PRECIOUS's. We all knew Lennon was the rocker and the lyrics man while Paul's greatest talents were melodic ones. Together they covered each other's relative strengths and weakness and with George Martin's production became OUR Mozarts together. They were never as good separately.The Beatles were a great team all of them. Like Zeppelin, the Doors or the Grateful Dead. Two examples to make my point. 'Twist and Shout' featuring John's powerful screaming vs Donald Duck McCartney dreadful blackboard scratching screeching on Helter Skelter which ruins this other wise classic song making it mediocre and rarely played. I much prefer the live Oasis version (the best thing that overrated band ever made IMHO). It is superior to the Beatles version in every way, even the riffing being more focused. Paul was a great ballad singer an better at it than John. 'Yesterday', 'Eleanor Rigby', 'Blackbird', Till there was you'. John could not have sung those as well as Paul did. I am not taking sides on those two great men just pointing out their relative strengths IMHO!

Zed Zeppelin? You mean Zed Leppelin of course!🤣

This tune needs to be re-done and knocked back into the charts...and I'm the guy that's gonna make that happen in the not 2 distant. :)

Zed’s dead, baby…Zed’s dead…

The Shadows

Not Hank - Chuck!

Paul would actually portray Hank a year later in his video for Coming Up. Many seem to think that he is dressed as Buddy Holly though.

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Where was Jeff Lynne? Paul was trying to get that Electric Light Orchestra sound. Song is OK, but no thumbs up from me.

@@jsinitials1488 for your comment it's a tumbs down for me;-)

@@jsinitials1488 An opportunity missed for having Pete Townsend or David Gilmour rip a lead toward the end. Very nice song.

Yes

And Pete Townshend, from the Who

And John Bonham and John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin

@Joy Stinson How was he trolling? He just pointed out you couldn't hear John Bonham very well. Do you always deliberately misinterpret people's comments so you can rebuke them unnecessarily? Maybe you just like using the word TROLL as you think it makes you look edgy?

Rock music does not always have to be profound my friend

@@krisnestoridis6298 Nothing does but shallow and meaningless is less useful as art than deep spiritual music is. If you cannot distinguish the pleasures of electric machine rythym dance music and Bach , well what can I tell you. I LOVE 'Eleanor Rigby' it IS greater than a pretty melody, it speaks deeper to the human heart. I agree music plays many rolls and just up beat fun music certainly has its place but over time the quality stuff persists and the trendy fads fade and for good reason!

You’re balmy.

@@vladdrakul7851 you suck on all levels. Who asked you???