Paul McCartney - Jam (Rare footage with Linda on drums) from 1989 

Oh really? You should contact facebook.com/somethingaboutthebeatles to talk about her on the podcast! It would be great. Take care of yourself.

@Chris Devey Good. Send my regards to him. Greetings from Toulouse, France.

lucky you...

She was his most talented and beautiful wife

She was exactly who he needed to ground him during and after the Beatles breakup. She was meant to live out the rest of her life with him. Just not him with her.

She completed him and even though she's gone she's still with him

Paul had Linda while John was with Yoko. Levels.

Very interesting actually! She Broke the Glass Tom-Tom!

Yeah, very smart... she got bored with this nonsense only thirty seconds after I did

She certainly is a stunning looking woman. I didn’t see it, as a lad... couldn’t work out what Macca saw in her. But later I saw it... strikingly handsome lady.

Than you're a lucky one cause a wonder how it went on and it might not be on camera, but you probably know.

You are lucky

You’re super lucky! ; )

What was going on? Not a gig, surely??? Recording a video?

Ah, yeah... I just read the summary

She was the boss' girl, ya know

@@oriomenoni7651 > She handled the business side of things. She would call all the other musicians and set up the recording sessions and book the studio. Paul was the composer of the music.

Denny Laine praised her by saying she had a lot of chutzpah..

She had too.. to keep that heartthrob😜🥰

She already knew the keyboards from her parents.

Yoko had less talent than me and I can't even whistle in tune. So I think that should clear up why she look so miserable. Poor John did everything in his power to get people to dig he music. But even he couldn't sell it..

@@tats5880 poor John?! He smacked Cynthia around then didn’t speak to his son because Yoko was more important at the same time as Preaching peace? I love John Lennon but boy was he a hypocrite. If John would’ve found a Linda the Beatles would’ve been around for much longer I reckon.

@Topazthecat Nobody is going to read all of that.

@Topazthecat that’s very cool actually if you aren’t a bot. Will give it a look mate :)

But Linda was talented yoko isn't unless u like screaming cats

Both. He needed a new partner in music, so he saw Yoko joining John and Paul though he could do the same with Linda. Well, this is what I think

Family was important to them.. they’d figured to be together was best!❤️

Robbie Mcintosh on the other side of Paul.

No, I don't think that. I guess she just started trying and found out she could do it. Women sometimes can...

@@FBAV You are right.... women can do anything that they can put their minds to. The Bangles and Vixen had ass kicking lady drummers,both great all women bands!!

@@ralphs5306 Yeah look up at "The Surfrajettes" or "Zoe McCullogh (and the Crickettes)". Indeed quite some women can do whatever they can put their minds to... If they can and want to put their minds to it. For men it's a bit different, not too much though. It's just the tiny differences between a mens and a womans mind. But they have to be, else there'd never be a Love song (Harry Nilsson - "Joy").

The drum sounds were coming from the keyboards.

@@hot88s23 yes it is a drum machine, acoustic drums do not sound like biscuit tins

I think her drums are muted, we can only hear the drums played on the synthesizer though.

She's only tapping along on the hi-hats here.

She had a good teacher

@Noble Failures apart that they are muted, she's just playing silently, cause it's a jam. And plus, she's just playing hi hats Why do you open your mouth?

Better than me

Yeah! Batman means Batman!

At least its bettet than Temporary secretary

yeah man, Paul totally didn't write stupid or meaningless lyrics.. ever! Just look at these bad boys: Oklahoma Was Never Like This. Never Like This, It Was Never Like This, Ever Like This, Say Was It Ever Like This? Oklahoma Was Never Like This. It Was Never Like This ... Incredible, look how meaningful and rich they are!

Same here.

Lol, quite a few of Stevie’s jams got to that point, too. Just blokes having fun.

The Russian album is one of his best solo albums ever - but apart from that I agree.

That's totally your opinion, I absolutely love the music he made during this time!

Yes I agree....Flaming Pie ...much better.

@@thumbsaloft - I’m not alone in this. Everyone I’ve spoken to agrees. He fell victim to the atrocious production techniques of that era. Not to mention his songwriting dried up and it was like he was writing elevator music for suburban housewives. But, like the master he is, he pulled out of it and recovered his genius. He’s not the only one. A lot of people sucked during this era because their style didn’t mesh with the terrible sounds of the time.

@@BomChickyBowWow, I'm not alone either, I know plenty of people who love the music McCartney made during this time! It's a matter of what appeals to a person's ears!

Thanks for the clarification (?).

The hi-hat work is pretty good though!

Looking back I guess that's keyboard also. Oh well. Still miss her!

It’s a warmup jam you wanker

@The SNES Man Thank god.

@@hv1225 if you were smart you would read the title of the video

@@omarcapaso7156 A jam is still a song. They aren´t making ice sculptures up there. You are not so smart yourself, just pedantic.

@@hv1225 it’s a warmup done on the spot

It's the bloody warm up jam wtf

So do you,