I’ve Just seen a Face - Paul McCartney Seattle 2022 

him and these 3 other guys !

You said it perfectly!No one comes close to Paul,no one ever will!Love him!!!!

Beautifully said. For me, each time I've seen him in the last 20 years is a celebration of life. I'll be at the NJ show in 3 weeks and feel grateful we are all still here to share the love. I'm also a 60s teen!

If you want the original voice, listen to the old records.

i love paul....but please call it a career

Your dam right

he's abused his vocal chords far more than anyone should in a lifetime, yet still performs amazingly and in the same key as always! Truly one of the few legends we have.

I first saw the Beatles in September 1964 Paul was 22.

And I shed a few tears when he played Let it be. I just saw him on the 8th in Oakland. I saw him years ago in Berkeley at the football stadium. I just turned 63 Monday, Abbey Road was the first album I ever bought.

I just seen him in Knoxville a few days ago, he's loosing his voice, but I couldn't care less. I feel honored to see him play live and would pay to see him again.

With tickets costing up to 4 thousand dollars a pop I think lots of ppl care😵‍💫

@@wanderer1955 that's because people buy the tickets then third party sell them. Paul isn't selling them for that.

@@leereed7645 Who cares. The point is 4 thousand big one's to hear a voice that can't cut it no more😢

@@wanderer1955 people know the state of his voice, I did and still bought tickets. As did everyone else in his sold out show. So it appears your opinion doesn't amount to much 😑

It was "Drive My Car" in the UK

Just dance 🙂

Likewise. Seeing him at Fenway Park on June 8th. Can't wait!🙂

I’m also seeing him in June (it will be my son’s first concert), I’m fairly certain I will spend most of the night crying.

Oh, you will! I remember when I first saw him at the NJ Meadowlands arena many years ago, I burst into tears! And I know I will again in Rutherford in a couple of weeks. Enjoy!

Your comment has made me cry 😊

I am a hardcore McCartney fan but sad to say he should stop embarrassing himself.

He is now n always the best at what he does!

I think he is doing good! I really want to seem him one more time.

I am singer and 65 years old. I can still sing decently. If I ever get to where Paul is now, I would not WANT people to pay money to see me. I make no apologies. Paul needs to retire!!!! That is the truth. I have been singing for 50 years. He needs to retire. Now if he charged $10 a seat for his concerts, that would be fair. His voice is horrible at this point in time. He should feel guilty charging hundreds and thousands of dollars for a seat. He certainly doesn't need the money. Now if he said he was donating 100% of the concert proceeds minus expenses to charity, that would seem more ethical to me.

@@e-bikeskibum7141 Like you, Paul probably also thinks he can sing.

One of the all time greatest Beatle songs. Just hearing that intro brought on the chills. Main reason I prefer the U.S. version of Rubber Soul over the U.K. version. In fact I have that L.P. framed and mounted above my desk. I never tire of looking at that iconic cover!

@@tuxiekins I wholeheartedly agree. This song, to my experience and appreciation, belongs on Rubber Soul. I believe it's the first song of the lp. I used to have it, and always thought it was perfect for the album. This, and In My Life, were my favorites, but they're all gems. I have since got the other release, and Still have a hard time wrapping my head around this song's omission.

@@waynej2608 yep. Rubber Soul my fave Beatles album. It’s PERFECT

He did around 1400 shows with The Beatles (from '61 to '69), 145 with Wings, and an astonishing 900+ while solo

The way his voice sounds now he'll probably sing better if he does sing at his own funeral.

agreed, and he would probably sing "live and let die" !

Me encanta ....probablemente cantará en su propio funeral.

You're nuts

You mean rich???

EXERCISE AND HEALTHY DIET.

Maybe you can be if you've never had to work one day of hard manual labor in your entire life.

@@bobbybishop368 THE BEATLES WORKED THERE ASSES OFF TO GET WHERE THEY WERE.

@@denieledwards7000 playing instruments, singing. writing songs, partying all night , and practicing is not hard manual labor. Let's see just one of them log a forest, dig a ditch or carry concrete blocks all day for a living. They most definitely did NOT work their asses off. Tell that to a 72 year old bent back farmer or a 55 year old foundry worker with 2 artificial rotary cuffs.

Yes!

Actually that song is from 1965

But that is exactly the point. He should scale it back so his voice can recover sufficiently to do himself justice. His album McCartney III shows he can still do it but, obviously, the number of performances and the length of those performances is taking it's toll. It is somewhat ironic that Beatles gigs lasted less than an hour at a point in their lives where they could have managed far more if only they could have heard what they were playing.

The GOAT

Yes. When his voice was in its prime, the audience would drown it with screams; now that it's nearly gone everyone sits back and listens, trying to appreciate whatever remains of it. Ironic, isn't it?

It's not gone, it's different. I like how it breaks and has a bit of grittiness to it. Still Paul, still great!

He's AMAZING for a man who's 80 years old

79 years old , three hours concert , original tunes key and rocking with incredible drive … he is the guy!!!

So I’m guessing you don’t go to many live shows then?! Artists are always forgetting lyrics and fudging them. Nothing strange about it.

@@larushka1 I didn't say it was strange, just thought it was funny and pointed it out.

80 will do that to ya.

A Paul se le perdona todo.

It’s not about his voice. It’s the experience of being there. There is nothing that beats that.

@@larushka1 i always went to a concert for the sound.

@Proper Yeah. When people write comments like that you know they don’t have a clue.

no its not, i hear him loud and sorta clear !

its more then just hearing the songs spot on , its a ultimate concert experience specially the way he interacts with the audience , Rock on Peace

@@bmxseeker6780 no....please retire.

I don't care if he shows up in a loincloth playing the kazoo...he's still Paul McCartney. And I would LOVE to see him perform.

@@margaretlally9747 he has so many legendary songs and records , Beatles, Wings and solo . No one else will ever match his musical legacy . He should rest on those laurels. Fine if he still wants to be on the music scene, but he really needs to stop singing . He would be invaluable working behind the scenes at any studio, in any genre of music.

YEP....HE TURNED VEGAN YEARS AGO, NO MORE CHOPS !

Apparently not..

I'm embarrassed for you

Why are you even here then?? No singer sounds the same forever!!

@@janebraun4482 there is a difference between not sounding the same and sounding terrible, especially with regards to the high ticket prices. However, the public do have a choice in whether they want to invest in these shows or not, and the overall experience of seeing Paul may be a bigger draw than how well he sings. I do think, though, it is sad to see his decline, and even sadder if his decline continues for all to see. I should imagine Paul is aware of it, and, of course, his band.

@@jedikiah1541 I would not agree at all. See what I wrote. No singer sounds the same, but they do make a good sound!! and one is respecting all of it. The music playing itself worth the price of admission!!

@MahmoudBBB Nobody forced Paul to sing these songs and certainly not in the same register for all these years.

@MahmoudBBB It's painful to see and hear a legend just struggling to sing. He had such a great voice and he should have taken better care of it. People don't seem to mind however because it's SIR PAUL McCARTNEY!

Someone charged people to listen to this

Yes, it’s Paul McCartney

@@bopmathews why so negative? He’s 79 and does 36 song concerts with great energy. If you don’t like it don’t listen

@@2v_5r84 he is just telling the truth. Paul cant sing and stop paying large amount of money for a mediocre performance. We are McCartney fans but doesn't mean we have to be blind and deaf. Get real!

Awww he's still our paul mccartney. You have to love seeing him and hearing him anywhere. He's out favorite comedian too. Who can't do without someone who makes them smile. He's just cool.

I am (was) a fan but hes murdering his songs. If anyone else sang those songs that badly they would be booed offstage and probably booed by McCartney himself... He would have been better to let The Analogues tour doing his songs he join them on stage to play with them... but not to sing.... Imagine what Lennon would say if he were alive today....

Who gives a shit! He's a beatle. Get real!!!

@@LuisAlvarez-xp4pf WAS a beatle.... but even he forgets that sometimes

I don't get this angle. Paul's come full circle. During Beatlemania, fans went to 'see' them, to experience The Beatles live. If you wanted to hear the great tunes, you listened to the radio and played their albums. I mean, it's Paul McCartney. Savor the moments. Be grateful that he's still doing it. Geez!

@@LuisAlvarez-xp4pf this is the only acceptable response. He's a damn beatle. End of discussion.