Paps got exactly what they deserved.

XD 3:10

Great 👍😃 real take talks with The Beatles in 60's TV show in England! 😊

This song touches the deepest part of my soul

Wow, that looks like the flat lands of eastern Colorado, western Kansas or Oklahoma. If I had his kind of money, I'd want property with some nice trees on it !

One of the greatest songs ever written

Boy,did he need Lennon.😞

I like Paul best when he rocks, as in Old Siam, Sir.

I used to wonder just what "I D I D I did" meant -- maybe something near "identification" getting equated with what "I did" or the like! Well, my epiphany is here! The spelling of "I did" is "I D I D." So this is akin to "R A G G M O P P rag mop" or other songs whose lyrics played with the spelling of words. 💡

my big dream is to meet Paul

Even in this video, the duality of Paul with the two differents jackets is represented ! Yes Paul you got him to get into your life !

WE TALKING ABOUT NUMBER 9 WITH THIS ONE 🗣️🔥🔥

To be honest, I quite like this film, It wasn’t supposed to be a big blockbusting Hollywood movie, just an enjoyable fun film with some bloody great music in it and that’s exactly what it was. Of course all those pretentious pompous film critics ( that very few ever really take any notice of anyway ) who panned it didn’t think so and were determined not to like it from the start, most of them probably didn’t even watch all of it so f*** ‘em 😂

Rosie cheeks and smiles all round...until they got the pay cheques! - :)

Wings - Back To The Egg (Full TV Special, Remastered, 1979 - - - - From Wikipedia- - --- - -Back to the Egg is the seventh and final studio album by the British-American rock band Wings, released in June 1979 on Parlophone in the UK and Columbia Records in North America (their first for the label). Co-produced by Chris Thomas, the album reflects band leader Paul McCartney's embracing of contemporary musical trends such as new wave and punk, and marked the arrival of new Wings members Laurence Juber and Steve Holley. Back to the Egg adopts a loose conceptual theme around the idea of a working band, and its creation coincided with a period of considerable activity for the group, which included making a return to touring and work on several television and film projects. Recording for the album began in June 1978 and lasted for almost a year. The sessions took place at Spirit of Ranachan Studios in Campbeltown, Scotland; Lympne Castle in Kent, London's Abbey Road Studios, and Replica Studio - the last of which McCartney built as an exact replica of Abbey Road's Studio Two when the latter became unavailable. Wings returned to Abbey Road in March 1979 to complete the album, before filming a series of promotional videos in Lympne and elsewhere, for what became the Back to the Egg TV special. Back to the Egg received unfavourable reviews from the majority of critics, with Rolling Stone magazine deriding it as "the sorriest grab bag of dreck in recent memory" Although the album charted in the top ten around the world and was certified platinum in the United States, it was viewed as a commercial failure relative to previous Wings releases, particularly in light of the generous financial terms under which McCartney had signed with CBS-owned Columbia Records. Of its singles - "Old Siam, Sir", "Getting Closer" and "Arrow Through Me" - only "Getting Closer" made the top 20 in Britain or America. The song "Rockestra Theme", recorded with a cast of guest musicians from bands such as the Who, Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd, won a Grammy Award for Best Rock Instrumental Performance in 1980. Wings toured the UK in support of the album, but the planned world tour ended in January 1980, when McCartney was arrested in Japan for possession of marijuana, spending nine days in jail. The group disbanded early the following year after the departure of Laine. Back to the Egg was reissued in 1993, with bonus tracks, and in 2007 for iTunes, with the addition of Wings' 1979 non-album single "Goodnight Tonight", in its extended form. Background After the release of the album London Town (1978), Wings band leader Paul McCartney hired two session musicians, drummer Steve Holley and lead guitarist Laurence Juber, to replace former members Joe English and Jimmy McCulloch. With the new line-up - Wings' sixth since its formation in 1971- McCartney intended to record a raw rock and roll album and return to touring, for the band's first concerts since their successful Wings Over the World tour of 1975-76.[4] McCartney also hoped to realise his longstanding plan of making a film adaptation of the Rupert the Bear cartoon series, for which he owned the commercial rights, and commissioned English playwright Willy Russell to write a feature film starring Wings. Holley and Juber were recruited by Wings co-founder and guitarist Denny Laine,who had appeared as a guest on The David Essex Show in 1977 when Juber was working as a guitarist in the house band. Holley, a neighbour of Laine's, joined Wings in time to appear in the promotional video for London Town's lead single, "With a Little Luck", having turned down a position with Elton John's band.[16] According to Wings biographer Garry McGee, Juber and Holley were each paid a weekly sum less than one-fifth of that paid to McCartney, his wife Linda (the band's keyboard player) and Laine. For the new album, Back to the Egg, McCartney collaborated in the studio with producer Chris Thomas, with whom he had begun working on the audio for two films documenting Wings' last world tour: Wings Over the World, a television documentary, and the cinema release Rockshow (1980). This was the first time Wings recorded with an outside producer since their 1973 single "Live and Let Die", which George Martin had produced. After working with the Pretenders and the Sex Pistols, Thomas brought a punk rock and new wave influence to Wings' sound, matching McCartney's desire to reflect contemporary musical trends.Track listing All songs written by Paul McCartney, except where noted. Side one: Sunny Side Up "Reception" - 1:08 "Getting Closer" - 3:22 "We're Open Tonight" - 1:28 "Spin It On" - 2:12 "Again and Again and Again" (Denny Laine) - 3:34 "Old Siam, Sir" - 4:11 "Arrow Through Me" - 3:37 Side two: Over Easy "Rockestra Theme" - 2:35 "To You" - 3:12 "After the Ball / Million Miles" - 4:00 "Winter Rose / Love Awake" - 4:58 "The Broadcast" - 1:30 "So Glad to See You Here" - 3:20 "Baby's Request" - 2:49Personnel Wings Paul McCartney - lead and backing vocals, bass, acoustic and electric guitars, keyboards, concertina on "Million Miles", piano and harpsichord on "Winter Rose" Linda McCartney - keyboards, backing vocals Denny Laine - lead vocal on "Again and Again and Again", electric and acoustic guitars, backing vocals Laurence Juber - electric and acoustic guitars, guitar synthesizer, bass on "Love Awake"[148] Steve Holley - drums, percussion Additional personnel Black Dyke Mills Band - horns on "Love Awake" Dierdre Margary, Harold Margary - book readings Rockestra line-up on "Rockestra Theme" and "So Glad to See You Here" Denny Laine, Laurence Juber, David Gilmour, Hank Marvin, Pete Townshend - guitars Steve Holley, John Bonham, Kenney Jones - drums Paul McCartney, John Paul Jones, Ronnie Lane, Bruce Thomas - basses Paul McCartney, Gary Brooker, John Paul Jones - pianos Linda McCartney, Tony Ashton - keyboards Speedy Acquaye, Tony Carr, Ray Cooper, Morris Pert - percussion Howie Casey, Tony Dorsey, Steve Howard, Thaddeus Richard - horns

RINGO STARR once remarked on GEORGE HARRISON's significance in their collaborations, saying, "I only know 3 chords, and he'd stick 4 more in, and they'd all think I was a genius." Harrison's "distinctive composing style" was particularly evident on "PHOTOGRAPH." It makes sense, as this was one of Ringo's most Beatlesque tracks.

Never thought I'd see anything like this. McCartney would have been feeling terrible, and he did well to not snot the people recording this. He was clearly reeling from the disintegration of the Beatles. Indeed, he was fortunate to have the love of his life in Linda at this time of his life.

This was where I was at exactly 50 years ago on this night. One of the best times ever.

This is where I was , exactly 50 years ago on this date. My how time does fly.

Heart of the country

George produced the track. Noticed how restrained Macca is on bass 🤔

Surely not a coincidence this song was suggested & George eagerly accepted for his final TV performance. Thank you George.

He's superb...seen him on the front where I live in Meols wirral...didn't bother him...suppose I was flabbergasted ...probably wouldn't have minded a photo but hey ho

these girls... ... ...!

the contrast between george and paul's demeanour is so funny, george is PUMPED AF to get the hell out of the band

where did you find the original master from? this looks amazing

Poor dude 😢 ❤

The treble always turned way up on this song, it really pops! John wanted it up!

Era para bailar un lento che

Dion debuted Abraham, Martin and John.

Tolle Erinnerungen - ein Meisterstück - es hat diese Santana-Färbung - zeitlos 😎

I once took a shit and it smelled exactly like this album.

I’m going to tell my kids this was Paul from the Beatles.

So this is how penguinz0 lived before he was famous

They shot the promotional film for "something" just one week before that with Linda and Martha. He even wears the same trousers, boots and tee shirt.

George Harrison no está muerto,el está más vivo que nunca,el siempre vivirá en nuestros corazones y mentes❤

Dude had just lost his job in the greatest band of all time and was being dogged by his former mates. Clearly depressed, and living in a truly depressing looking compound. A little privacy and respect was called for.

Must be one of the most documented humans in history

I saw him preform this live during The Dark Horse Tour @ MSG in NYC with a cast of many, fantastic! 🎶🐴🎶 🙏 Rock on ArtyThan ☆♡☆

Is that the EMI Replica Studio built in the MPL cellar by any chance ?

04:29 Albert Lee, recognized him from the Concert for George ;-)

2025❤😊😅

Amazing, I thought I'd seen everything Macca related one way or another...but not this!

John se veía tan frágil e inocente! 😍

Thanks for posting this. I was in the service when this originally aired (assuming it aired in the US?) and never knew the special existed so what a surprise to find this 😎👍🏻

Элвис создал струю. Маккарти приделал узоры.

Quien en la vida dedior puede haber tenido la suerte de.poder estar ahi!?!?!?! Paul en elCavern ENTENDEMEEEEEEE

15:23

Wonder which bass he was using for this vid....

John Lennon was so gifted and talented musically. So tragic that he was cut down in his prime by a deranged madman. No doubt he would have been vastly successful far into the future with his music.