Just because the performer's name is McCartney doesn't mean he knocks this out of the park. He doesn't - this ain't his thing, and the emperor has no clothes. Listen to Hartman or Sinatra cover this. On a positive note, let's be grateful it wasn't Krall singing, which might have been even worse.
The woman in the piano is Diana Krall!!! It was preferable she was who was singing!! The better version of this song is that Laura Cole performed with Cris Botti with his trumpet. But this song is also for be performed by Diana Krall perfectly.
Sinatra has a great version of this. I read somewhere one of Paul's ambitions before the Beatles became famous was to write a song Sinatra would record. I know Sinatra covered George Harrison, not sure if ever McCartney.
Una de las mejores canciones que puede haber hecho el tío David Summers.. Es un cancionón!!!! Una dedicación a todos los padres que se preocuparon por sus hijos!.
I fear this isn't the greatest vehicle for the great, amazing Paul McCartney, or Macca as he's called. Maybe when he was younger, but his voice has to strain a bit too much -- the song requires sublime relaxation. check out Johnny Hartman singing this with John Coltrane.
Produced by Tommy LiPuma, Recorded by Al Schmitt. This team produced and recorded all of Diana's sessions until Tommy and Al died. It was Tommy's idea to use Diana as the pianist. That's the "Sinatra mic" he's singing into. The entire CD was recorded live in the studio.
