Paul McCartney - Helter Skelter (Live 8 2005) 

And that same year wrote Blackbird, Back in the USSR, Lady Madonna, Birthday, I Will...the list goes on!

not saying he isn't a musical genius, but any decent musician should be able to write multiple good songs a year, Jimmy page wrote, (the music) for rock n' roll, stairway to heaven, over the hills and far away, and when the levee breaks in a year

Braydon Barnum they are talking about how different the songs are in every possible way

@@braydonguitar649 page Is a guitarr player Paul was a Beatle(god)

@@rickhernandez8844 Page was a great musician and producer. The Beatles had George Martin to help them.

He’s awesome

Those drums can handle it but the FOH can't handle them cause they sound shiet.

Normally he would not, but I heard he got blisters on his fingers after playing this.

backslash68 - I started to use gloves in concerts but found it difficult to twirl my sticks. In the larger clubs I did not use the gloves.

Jesus, people are so rude nowadays just cuz Ringo gaind some weight doesn’t mean he’s an animal

15 years ago sadly

Cultura & Cinema Which song?

@Cultura & Cinema Oh, yeah kinda

@@SportsTrickShots but he still sounds good 15 years later.

@@noahv9024 not better than roger daltrey

Kolby Michael cheeky

Gained a bit of weight that’s all

Kolby Michael- Ringo could not hold a candle to this guy.

Gerald Roraback that is ringo man and if anything ringos skill have gotten a bit rusty.

Green pewdiepie Bird - Get your eyes checked. That drummer is Abe Laboriel.

Wow

I was five, mad stuff

Bruh i was like 3

I was 6 :)

Time moves fast damn

Freddie McCartney/Paul Mercury

Abe starr

Paul Starkey

Um no jokes I got blisters on my finger today morning I was playing some songs on my drum practice pad lol

@@YYZed12 the madman actually did it

Listen to nod your head

Listen to some songs on McCartney III

Heavy metal*

Slidin' from Mccartney III

@@rihaofficial of course it's called slidin', like helter skelter being about a slider

That would’ve been amazing

"I want you she's so heavy" in abbey road is pretty hard too, and the screaming part in "i've got a feeling" on let it be is close to the screams and intensity of "helter skelter". not on the same level and it's just a few seconds, but the thing is there.

Bloody thinking the same thing. I think Led Zeppelin thought that when they heard this.

I wish! Blows my mind they even pumped this bad boy out. The white album is something else man.

I’d say the hardest song next to this is yer blues.

@The Mystic Fez What great skills has the comestic surgeon!

“What great cells he has!!!😀😃😆”wtf

63 isn’t really all that old.

@@ParzivalTheThird it’s not necessarily young either

This man puts in more effort here than so called rock singers like Jon Bon Jovi have done since about 1991,no ballad versions of songs he can't hit the notes on any longer for our Paul!!Balls out!

Blistahs on mah fingahs

On the same album as well

@@alfiemitchell3026 Hey Jude was also recorded during the White Album sessions

The same album which also has an 8+ minute avant-garde sound collage piece.

same

Absolutely. Could have swapped half the white album for this stuff

My man beating those drums like they owed him money 😂

@@funwithfish1507: The White Album is a true musician´s / fan´s album. Not for critics or one-dimensional listeners looking for cookie-cutter sameness. There´s a lot of ingenious material on that double-disk. An album, (to me) of nothing but hard rock, or fusion or whatever that doesnt include peaks and valleys and various moods is boring no matter how heavy it is. I love Helter Skelter but an entire double album of like material would be an utter bore.

I love heavy music of all kinds from punk to metal, but an album sounding the same is boring. The White Album has a lot of different sounds, that’s why it’s awesome. Also, heavy music isn’t the only type of music that is good. Just listen to the bass line on For The Benefit of Mr. Kite or Something. They are not hard and heavy songs but they are pure masterclasses in music composition and artistry.

Ringo wasn't there...

True

Göran Lund I thought it was John that said that

@@iandorans9178 Nah, definitely Ringo

@@goranlund2677 wooosshh

The first time I heard this song on the White Album I could NOT believe how heavy it was. Easily one of my top 5 Beatles songs!

Let's face it, the gritty guitar sound was around before that, The Kinks were doing it in 1964 with You really got me and All day and all of the night, Dave Davies slashing an amplifier to create that gritty guitar sound, before The Who or The Beatles, but they are often overlooked, I think Ray Davies is super underrated as a songwriter

Creativity has been gone for about 50 years

Es pop? 😞

❤always Wishing only the Best for Your Future Career and Success ❤

It's from 2005, so more than 10 years ago, but still, he was 63 there, still quite impressive. If you take good care of your voice, it will give you many years of sounding good.

That guy's been Paul's drummer for ages. Name's Abe Laboriel Jr. He"s really versatile. He can play in Ringo's unique style better than anyone I've heard (barring Ringo himself in his prime).

No lmfao it was definitely not for Led Zeppelin

my man not at all for the zeppelin influence remark

I love both The Beatles and Led Zeppelin, but I wouldn’t say this was the road map for them. If anything, it would be old blues music, The Yardbirds for obvious reasons, and maybe The Who.

Helter Skelter Gimme Shelter! 👍👍

Genauso isses 👍

Paul loves being a rock star and performing.

Sung good too.

@Troy Staunton Actually it's you that's boring.

The crowd was loud. What most likely happened was the crowd noises were muted so us internet people could listen to it well. I had a friend that went to that same concert and he had stated that it was so loud he couldn’t even hear Paul singing

Yeah where's the mosh pit!

Blows my mind...... I just listened through all of their albums... Incredible how these guys experimented and evolved. And I haven't even watched The Wire yet.

No, my friend, no. They played a heavy sound in the late 60s that others pioneered.

Not only heavy metal but hard rock

@@waldemaralder5689 HEAVY METAL BRO

No Black Sabbath did

Paul is one of those rare songwriters who could do pretty much any genre he wanted and do it well.

Does my head in.

Bruhhhhhhh 💀💀💀💀

Indeed, superb vocal performance.

Beatles didn't play this song live, becouse they stopped their live performances in 1966.The main reason is that Paul Mccartney was outvoted by John, George and Ringo.I suppose that Paul Mccartney suffered due to lack of live performances.

Another thing John wanted us to think was lame was how excited Paul was to have a family home life. Unless it's Yoko and Sean.

@@thebrazilianatlantis165 woooshh

@@thebrazilianatlantis165When did John ever say Paul’s personal life was lame?

I know right?

I know right! and he should name it something like the beetles or something like that!

@@deathmetalstickfigure I think the Beatles would be more fitting

Imagine a supergroup with paul, and his friends krist and Dave from Nirvana, Jeff Lynne as a backup compositor and producer, joe walsh as a rythm guitarrist, eric as Main guitar, and Ringo or Abe Laboriel as drummers. Sorry I was just dreaming :(

He could make a great heavy metal band

Aneesh V - You could not afford me.

Unfortunately, time marches on. The same could be said for Brian Wilson who was in top form with his solo band at that time, and he’s sadly suffering from dementia now.

Paul 1942 - 1966

Paul 1942 2023 y muchos varios años mas !!.😅

and paul's amazing voice

Timliu92 I noticed that as well

At least most of them seemed to listen to the music and watch the great performer instead of ruining other people's experience by yelling and jumping or holding up their mobile phones and taking some crappy photos or videos. The best audience is completely silent and still when the performer is playing.

I’m sure it was just edited out

Timliu92 maybe they are letting other people enjoy the song without all the screaming

They were waiting for Pink Floyd, I guess haha

Paul is my favorite bassist and singer of all time!