neurofire Her name is Nisha :)

She's an amazing person, very talented, a good start!

@@magicmike6961 You are one pathetic person. seriously, go seek help.

AND, Nisha is cute, too !! She has a nice little body groove going there. I've yet to see a bad version of this song performed by anybody that's come on the stage with Paul.

she's a true beauty

Paul wrote this great song together with Danny Lane on his Farm in Scottland - RIP Danny - hope they`ll play this on your funeral

And me too..l 'm brasilian..🇧🇷♥️

Its always been a song I loved since 1975 when it was released. I was there too on Sat night and while deep down I wished Paul would sing it, I thought it was probably too out of kilter for a live concert. When Paul started strumming the first notes I got goose bumps and just could not believe it. When the Police Band marched on with the Pipes and Drums I was beside my self. It was too much to believe. All around me people had tears in their eyes and were singing along, as did I. Here I am at 60, still moved by a Beatle - Paul truly gives to his fans...

@@robertte3320 I know exactly how you felt. I was there too. It was a highly emotional experience. I'm 67, and felt l was with the timeline of my adult life. One of the loveliest, and most talented men to walk this earth.

@@robertte3320 I wish I was there....

She's perfect, and particularly because she doesn't crack a smile until it's done. The whole time they're playing, she just does this deadpan look to camera as if to say 'this is a bit of alright, isn't it?'

Grew up standing on a milk crate playing an imaginary guitar in the snow in Edinburgh. 7/8 years old and to this day it takes me back to gods country 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

you are Malaysian ?

Once the bagpipes are in your heart , it’s doesn’t matter where you are from my friend 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🖤

@@steveblack1971 Absolutely...Cheers

Exactly! What Joy 💜

Yep. If you take any single criterion, there's probably somebody who can beat him - Elvis might have had more Number Ones, Michael Jackson might have shifted more units, Mozart was technically a better composer, and so on. But if you factor all those things together - number one singles, number one LPs, millions (billions?) of records sold, cultural impact, songs written that have been covered by hundreds of different artists, being a Beatle, Mull of Kintyre, length of career, wealth generated by that career - by any reasonable measure, this is surely the most successful musician who ever lived.

65 years

I'm not meaning to make light of your friend, but Happy Birthday to them You KNEW them. I didn't. That's the best, besides, "it DOES hurt, doesn't it?, and I'm sorry", but, I'm GLAD to have KNOWN those, I've lost.

Just love this song so glad you covered it thank you Paul 2 all the bands involved

@@cynthiawhite8868 Love 4YOU&FAMILY💖💔💔💕💕 GOD Bless You .💓💖💖💔💔👍👍💕💕💕💖💖💖💖💖💕💕💕

My best friend died of cancer one week ago today. She loved this song so I play this for her. Love you always Val.

Brilliantly stated. Thank you.

As happens when he’s from Liverpool, ENGLAND 🙈

@@jamesthompson9336 born in Liverpool but still has his home in Scotland

for sure great ❤ love the song from ireland so lovely ❤

And Denny Laine.

scouser

That’s SIR Paul

Go to Scotland, it's a beautiful place on earth.😂❤

I’m from and I live in Scotland, clan Gordon

she is great ❤