Living legend Paul McCartney is always “very happy” to hear about the deeply-held feelings people attach to this songs, like when our host divulges his personal connection to the Wings song ‘Band On The Run.’ #Colbert #Beatles #PaulMcCartney
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Living legend Paul McCartney is always “very happy” to hear about the deeply-held feelings people attach to this songs, like when our host divulges his personal connection to the Wings song ‘Band On The Run.’ #Colbert #Beatles #PaulMcCartney
Amazing! Fresh, nutty, irreverent… like so many years ago. What an emotion must have been for Paul to come back to the place where they started making history.
ReplyIve written a book fir xmas! C’mon Paul your now flogging books for more money.
ReplyRock royalty.
ReplyHes so fkn cool.hes just so fkn cool.
ReplyThat was the most honest thing I think I’ve ever seen on the internet or television.
ReplyWhen you see someone as arrogant as Kanye West, it’s nice to think about an interview like this. I mean if a fucking Beatle isn’t arrogant, who the hell are you to be arrogant??
ReplyThat’s such a powerful and sad question, the thought that Paul McCartney may not ever know how impactful his songs rest dear to our hearts
ReplyThis is why Stephen Colbert is the best late night host ever …
ReplyI wish this interview could have been a sit-down, two or three-hour thing. Great interview by Colbert. McCartney is gracious and down to earth.
ReplyI love seeing Paul and Stephen together. Thank you for posting this and the other parts too. Great interview. Paul has been my favorite Beatle since I saw the Beatles on Ed Sullivan in 1964. He still is!
ReplyDon’t let me down
ReplyThe greatest thing about Paul’s music is how timeless it is. It connects with all generations.
ReplyI saw McCartney a couple of times out and about in London. One was at EMI studio, in ’97 and a girl presented him with a postcard to sign. He refused and said ‘sorry if I do it for you I’ve got to do it for everybody else’. I though that was a mean thing, just sign the fucking thing, she, after all probably spent a bit of money on him buying his albums. I heard of other stories too. I suppose fans don’t always leave you alone but if you’re passing through them make an effort. After all he’s a just a singer, lets idolise the surgeon that saves peoples lives, or the man that makes an effort to help his fellow brother or the man that has given a kidney to save another. Well, theres room for dispute, McCartney mainly The Beatles have made alot of people happy but put it into context.
ReplyHe’s probably written 50 more famous or arguably better songs than ‘band on the run’ despite that being the biggest song of 74, what an absolute legend.
ReplyWhat a sweet and humble man. Love Paul McCartney. ???
ReplyIf you haven’t cried to at least one Beatles song than you are the t-1000
ReplyVery emotional question!!!!! Such a good question!!!!! Loved that xxx
ReplyIs Paul just the best???
ReplyHis singing voice has gone and so has his talking voice by the sound of it
ReplyBand on the run.! How do you even begin to write such a beautiful fantastic memorable song.. He is still a down to earth person so lovely to listen to his ordinariness even though his writing and musicianship is extraordinary. I’m not a person to ever be in awe of anyone. My father used to tell us’ Don’t make little God’s of anyone ‘ but he has come close for me. Thank you for the music and memories Paul.
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