Long Haired Lady from Ram is one of my favorites featuring Linda.

She played piano before she met Paul. She was no Liberace, but Paul lifted her up and she rose to the occasion.

I remember hearing the story of them being accosted by locals, but I didn’t know about that in particular. Thanks for sharing!

Sooo this is when Paul really died and was replaced by a look alike...

@@rodmagee7895 no

@@twinsuns6629 it’s a joke

@@thebeetle1656 but you don’t know there is a channel called “Justice for Paul McCartney” which is a channel specifically about promoting that Paul is dead and he is about to hit 1k subs lol

Ginger Baker supposedly had a grudge against Paul because Paul did not properly pay him for the studio time

@@michaelrochester48 Ginger Baker? Grudges? Nah! Check out Beware of Mr. Baker, somewhere on KZfaq.

All the jokes he got about her and it never changed. Great to see in RnR.

He wasn't her favorite Beatle tho.

Disrespectful to current wife. An interviewer asked about My Love and if he thought about Linda while singing it. He said No. He has a wife he thinks of. Soulmate are not a limited number and not just lover. Anybody who feeds your soul is your mate. Stop fairy tale princess thinking if women have any chance of equality.

Clever

Wish more people knew of this song

My finger flew like a JET

I LOVE that song!!!

You are missing a lot... there are a LOT of great post - beatles albums by Paul, John and George, specially Paul who I think had the more extense and diverse solo carreer of the three

@@israco89 i'm more of an early beatles fan, and i still listen to post beatles stuff, but i just don't don't like john's late stuff. I don't know why, i just don't

Jam to Ram next, at first I was feeling iffy about it but after giving it a few more listens, that’s my favorite Paul album

@@zenon459 I think it grows on you I had the same feelings as you I love the first 2 albums but I struggle to get into the sometime in New York/ mind games/walls and bridges albums after a lot of listenings I still think the POB and Imagine albums are the best but the other still had a lot of great stuff too.

@@israco89 it's been a long time, and i've listened to them plenty, but i just don't like post 1974.

It was the A-side in the U.S. Country Dreamer was the B-side.

I have the UK & US pressings. Helen Wheels is not on the british version

YESsssss!!!

@@projectpat006 Paul was still not putting singles on albums.

She clearly has no understanding of music or any kind of art. Let her live her ignorant life.

Yeah I hate that cultural appropriation bullshit

Yes, this is crap. I am from India and if I saw someone dressed in Indian style clothing or listening to Indian music (that wasn't Indian) I would be very excited and happy! 😄😎👍👍👍

As a Canadian she should stop appropriating Canadian music! /s

Sounds like the typical leftist SJW. I wouldn’t give people like that the time of day.

The BEST!

So was Dustin hoffman

I love James Coburn 😑😂💜 like I love that guy

@@sebastianm6695 makes two of us ... one of my favs

Do you remember ... that night in the rain?....

Yes James Coburn is on the album cover

That album would have been #1 for a very long time

So by redoing it possibly and most likely improved it?

It's not exactly a solo album though as it's performed by the band Wings which Paul McCartney was a member.

Jeremy Boyd I know that, I meant solo as in “first song I heard from him post-Beatles”

@@jeremyboyd6136 technically it was his band, he started wings if my memory serves me correctly

@@jeremyboyd6136 It basically is solo Paul. Paul wrote the songs and played a lot of the instruments. On Band on the Run, Paul had to fill in for lead guitar and drums since they quit. Wings albums are as much solo Paul, as John's and George's albums are them solo. Paul actually played more instruments on Wings albums than they did on their albums. If you count their albums as solo, you should count Wings also

Never knew John liked it. Thats heartwarming. RIP JWL

It's a fun song to play

Some day those tapes will probably show up, and be worth a lot.

@@cathyf.2672 A king’s ransom!

Ram was one of the first Albums I ever purchased. Love it.

Try second hand record shops, there's a few I've been to that have always had it used for a bargain.

@@N0-0n3 I have been into a local record shop but they don't sell it, saddly there's only one place near me other than hmv. Also I can't until February Because of the lockdown in the uk now so that kinda sucks

this is actually the first vinyl i bought myself and i will treasure it forever! sending luck to u!! ❤

@@sweetheart.nikkilee430 what a good first album!

I’d keep a closer watch They made an episode where she decided to temporarily add bugs to her diet

@TrollinStupid hahaha

Was Apu the fifth Beatle?

@@bernardosantos8020 hahaha

@@bernardosantos8020 probably

or imagine!

BTW the Beatles always loved soul covers of their songs. For instance, Paul always cites Marvin Gaye’s version of “Yesterday” as his favorite cover of it.

Even better...a movie!

hi tesco. I just wanted to say Nick Knowles is very upset about the tesco clubcard for some apparent reason

@@yournanishot5178 Not again...

@@alic-c yeah that's what I said

Ginger had the same anger for the same reason towards Eric Clapton and Jack Bruce - that he wasn’t properly paid while in Cream. The only emotion Ginger knew was anger/hatred. Ginger definitely hated a lot of people. A great drummer but a crappy human.

They did.

I think ppl have the right to be defensive about their cultures especially in Africa where they’re still suffering under colonialism

@@mcbrodz1663 I see your point. With the Graceland album came out South Africa was still under apartheid and there was a cultural boycott on S. Africa's apartheid. This was broken numerous times but Paul Simon caught the most backlash. Paul Simon received numerous death threats and there was a bomb that went off outside of a venue he and the performers were due to play that evening in London. The leader of the ANC happened to live in London at the time. One of the two major protest groups had decided to assassinate Simon until a musician (I think it Steven Van Zant) who talked them out of their plan. The backlash was harsh because some musicians were campaigning to stop musicians from performing in S. Africa. Numerous artists had been playing at a resort like place called Sun City which wasn't supposed to ban blacks and wasn't part of the government. Turns out it was a part of the government at the times and blacks weren't allowed to watch the concerts. The United Nations had placed a cultural boycott that included cultural, academic, and sports. Simon's argument was he did go to play did not break the UN resolution. Numerous artists had mixed feelings about Simon's decision to go there and bring back the music. Simon dismissed the criticism and remained obstinate with his decision to go. Leading S. African artists who had been associated with the anti-apartheid movement with several of them being barred from returning to S. Africa. Some of these artists supported Simon bringing artists from S. Africa to be on the album and be in his tour. In my opinion the ban from performing in S. Africa was an issue because he did bring S. African artists outside of the apartheid movement and he brought their music to the outside world. World music at that time was obscure and with his album and the tour people were able to see and hear S. African artists who they never would have been exposed to and they were actual human beings who just wanted to play, sing , and bring their music to the world. The album was able to expose their music and apartheid to the forefront which news broadcasts and other media had not been successful with the majority of people being unaware or ambivalent to what was happening in S. Africa. The album allowed artists to share their talents and the exposure allowed other S. African artists a chance to present their music and expose what the government of S. Africa had been oppressing. Numerous artists such as the group Stimela and their leader Ray Phriri and the infamous Ladysmith Black Mambazo who have won 5 Grammys and still record and tour. Ladysmith brought the history of the culture of Zulu to the forefront. As I stated before world music was very obscure and there wasn't a market in most countries. Most music stores in the US had no section for world music. The Graceland album changed this and people were able to be exposed to different cultures along with their artists. These obscure artists along with others around the world created a demand for artists in music, art, and cultures. These artists were in some ways put in limbo and oppressed them by other artists who lived outside of these countries. Most importantly people became more aware of governments that had created horrible conditions to all or some of their citizens. My criticism of Simon is I feel he did not give as much credit on the album to the artists who actually wrote some of the lyrics or contributions from the musicians. I had hoped this would have been rectified with his 25th anniversary of the album's release. The album is beautiful but more importantly it brought music to millions of people who never would have had access to world music.

@@cmeflywva i will never forget when that album was released and the controversies. It was a great album...still is.

He is Darth Tyrannus

YES HE IS.