DIVINE INTERVENTION: When God Spoke Thru Paul McCartney 

Brilliant insight

I was to say the same thing lol!

What's the name of that song? Pls

@@itamarbushari88 Band On The Run

@@Esskaa68 hhhh, what? No it's not

And that’s what Paul McCartney has said in recent years, that there was so much talk about them not liking each other that he started to believe it, but then realized it wasn’t true

Amen, brother!

BEAUTIFULLY said!!

Beautiful!!!!!

The fact that there’s footage of him coming up with Get Back on the spot is so amazing and I’m in awe every time I watch it

Thats such a beautiful way to put it

Well, I don't know about the God part, but you are sure right about the gifts they all were possessed with and gave us so freely.

This was really beautifully said and so true!

@@jaygeecee13 what don’t you know about the God part? Stop acting like you’re too rational (logical aka godly) for the source of all that is logical (logic aka “the one true God”) I understand that a lot of people don’t know that God is God (because x is always x but especially so when we’re describing the one that “is what it is” and demanded that x equal x) but if you guys don’t understand it, then keep studying Logic until you do. God is the most rational idea ever because it’s literally defined as the source of knowledge in the Tanakh and by the ancient philosophers who used terms like Hashem or Adonai to talk about what we would now call Logic. Forgive them for not speaking English and for not only using terms that more modern but less wise people accept. The whole reason they called God aka Logic “Hashem” meaning “the name” in Hebrew was to demonstrate that the name is arbitrary and that it’s the substance of logic and/or the essence of this incorporeal God that we “see” in our minds that actually matters. We can say “x” instead of Logic or God and talk about the x that created the universe just as fairly. By definition it will still be the case that if x is what led to everything that is logical (existing) then x is “the source of order, knowledge, proper reasoning and all that is logical” as we humans/logicians can and have defined both Logic and the God of Israel. x=y when x and y both equal c God=Logic when both God and Logic are defined as the source of all logical and/or existing concepts.

The four horsemen of peace

Good comment. Yesterday is perhaps the most played and recorded song in history. It took a Kelsey Grammer to finally write Scrambled Eggs. He tossed in a Salad as well. And sometimes said "Good night Seattle" at the end. Then to make fun of himself added, "Frasier has left the building." But Yesterday came to Paul in a dream right from God. It was the song that made the critics take the Beatles seriously. They were not just a flash in the pan. Their music will be around for at least a thousand years. Or longer. So will Frasier.

I did the same thing. I woke up with a song called Papas con chorizo 😂

@@jacksonmorganfroghin4815 Kelsey ripped off Bill Cosby for that one.

@@Noitisnt-ns7mo What do you mean? What did Bill Cosby do?

He called it scrambled eggs he didn't wake up with that name. Composers often give a song in its initial phrase some sort of wacky title it doesn't really matter what, it's just a reference point for you to think about it any old name rather than thinking of a long phrase like "that song I'm working on"

Dylan is rightfully a musical legend himself, but with a completely different skillset. It would be beyond arrogant for him not to acknowledge the areas where McCartney clearly had his number.

Yep, I used to love John, but I recognize Maccas’ genius more as I get older. I just don’t like his schmaltzy solo stuff.

@@recipehacker9752 Some of his solo stuff is just as good as the best things he did in the Beatles. "Jet" "Band on the run" "Live and let die" "Nineteen hundred and eighty five" "No more lonely nights" "Wanderlust" "Here today" "The back seat of my car" "Maybe im amazed" "Ram on" "Heart of the country" etc... There`s a lot of really great stuff in his solo material.

@@yellyman5483 yes, there are gems there,among the schmaltz. I think he just became more inconsistent.

@@recipehacker9752 He is the best songwriter in the history of pop and rock. I mean, he still writes good music. The difference between now and during the Beatles years is that he and John had to write two albums and four separate singles each year. And the Beatles had three very good writers. To compare a supergroup like the Beatles to the beatles post beatles solo albums is unfair. None of them were able to replicate the amazing quality of the Beatles. They all came close, and they did put out amazing songs, but not classic albums like "Revolver" or "Abbey road"

And the “Peace” is the glue. It always is.

There are some family members and neighbours of drummers that may take exception to this viewpoint but I think you've hit the nail on the head, so to speak.

Even better

And though Spirit may seem invisible, as soon as it leaves, everything else gets cold &dies.

why are people so keen on seeing things that simplified way

Me too, Get Back made me discover them, and not only I fell in love with them, but like you say, I started appreciating music more. And I'm 36, so it's not like I didn't like music before.

Thanks for listening

Exactly! Thanks for watching.

Maybe so. All four of these guys were geniuses! Thank you for watching.

Exactly!

Word! 🤜

Thank you, @MrDavidReads! So much more to come.

Most important thing that the Beatles got right was all you need is love, because God is love. And him him we live and move and have our being. Thank you Jesus for your sacrifice. May people understand Who You Are, the price you paid and the message you left.😇✌️🌻

@Anthony Danese. They were definitely not just average musicians. True, they didn't do much in the way of super-fast, virtuoso playing such as we sometimes witness in heavy metal and prog rock but take a listen to some of George's lead guitar licks, listen to the duelling Harrison/ Lennon guitars on 'The End', listen to Macca's bass lines which have been the inspiration for many bassists (ironically, his bass line is one of the key elements that made George's 'Something' so amazingly good) and listen, even, to Ringo's one and only brief drum solo on 'The End' and you'll witness amazingly good playing. The myth of them being average musicians was, in part, created by their own modesty. Lennon said it outright in an interview. But to truly appreciate the brilliance of their playing ability, just listen to the BBC recordings. These were completely live performances of both their own material and covers of classic American numbers. Their performances are immaculate and demonstrate a playing ability matched by few others on the scene at the time. Unlike most, they were able to just pick up their instruments and give a flawless performance on the spot. Of course, it's all down to the many hours spent playing in the Hamburg clubs where they had to sink or swim - and the swam when most others would have sunk. It's all too easy to forget that virtually everything that followed - or even much that emerged at the time - built on what these four guys gave us, in performance/ playing terms as well as writing.

Even without the beatles i think paul would have become a musician one way or another and with his talents there's a high chance he will succeed its like an unstoppable destiny.

@Mountain Chief thank you for this detail. I was already aware that the three of them rotated these solos, which really excited me and confirmed my view that they were way better performers than many gave (or still give) then credit for, and the three different styles were very evident to me, I didn't previously know, for certain, what order they did them in, so that information is highly welcome. I have the ATMOS surround mix of the album which literally brings an incredible new dimension to the listening experience and each of the three appear in different places in the room, so it's easy to imagine the three of them standing around my room trying to good humouredly outdo each other. I'm going to re- listen armed with this new information and picture each of them stood in position with massive grins on their faces as they prove their consummate skills as players to add to their amazing writing skills. What a truly remarkable band and how right it is that they continue to hold pride of place as the best band in the world, ever. In some ways, I'm glad they finished when they did as I would have hated them to continue to the point where they fell from that lofty position. And also so glad that they went out on this incredible high.

Anthony I'm confused with your assessment of the Beatles! You say they were average musicians and at the same time you say they created magic? It's seems to me it's an oxymoron average musicians do not create magic. The Beatles, as you say, created magic their ability to grow, to create, to reinvent themselves was unparalleled and infinite. The four of them were magical. I may be wrong but even though John, Paul and George and even Ringo went on to create fantastic music, Paul wrote a song that has become almost a national anthem in Mull of Kyntire, even that, nothing is as good as when they created together. The very soul of the music feels as if missing something. I absolutely love the Beatles their music brought so much joy and meaning to my life ... and now I can use John's words " there are places I remember all my life ... but some have changed" ... Love them forever and always 🙏

Hi Rodrigo. Thank you so much for your lovely comment. I recently shared it with the 'Almost Beatles Songs' band and everyone was moved.

​@@almostbeatlessongs thank you for your beautiful work and dedication. Yes, I listened the "Almost Beatles Songs". It also amazing, congratulations. I've shared with my friends and family here in Brazil. I'm following you now looking foward to new songs. Greetings.

I AGREE!!

Macca??

@@birdthompson Macca was John Lennon’s nick name for McCartney. :)

Better than what he's doing, lately.

@@rainbowranddy wow really great comment. i would like to see what you've accomplished. fkn hate negative people like u.

Yes indeed. Thanks for watching.

Really, at its core, all Paul.

Isn't that a lovely melody? Thank you.

Thanks @Jekil. We really appreciate your kind words.

Band On The Run🎶

Love it! Thanks for watching.

@Lucy_Fab4 We're right there with you. Thanks for watching!

@@almostbeatlessongs 😊

nothing better then paul on piano or acoustic just humming or singing in the sweet falsetto he had...many of my favorite beatle and solo paul songs are his extras where it's just him adlibbing...the melodies are nostalgic and haunting...

@@michaelfrazia4569 Oh, I agree… I could listen to Paul mess around with his voice and instruments all day!! I just adore his sweet, sweet voice… Including his loving falsetto!

Thanks. It sure is!

@Soapbox Sound - Thanks for your kind words. You made my day.

Right? I love it

Ian Anderson is a VERY close second.

@@MarkHoward211 No offence but not that close!

Many thanks!

Haha. Thanks for the kind words.

Thank you too!

It is Band on the run

Yes! We geeked out and looped it! Maybe we'll share and find a place for it in one of our next videos! Thanks for reminding!

Thank you!

Thanks for listening. "Birds" is forthcoming.

Do you hear any "birds" on this track??? elvisorbison.bandcamp.com/track/taking-a-trip-to-carolina

@Harvey Dean - Beatles can do that, right!?

Thank you so much!

Thank you. And thanks for watching!

Thank you! Cheers!

I love that 💖 - "God speaking through Paul and blessing us all" Needs to be on a t-shirt!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks, Jeff.

Thanks for watching!

Thank you! Cheers!