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[@thomaskolioupoulos6590]

GREAT VOCAL RANGE BY THE MAN OF A THOUSAND VOICES.....

[@bananajr9915]

yep 5 octave vocal range

[@norair1010]

This whole album is fire. Every song is different. Might as well do the rest.

[@larsholzke8475]

Yes IT IS so creative and wonderful ❤

[@philiplamont7349]

Love monkberry moon delight nots everysthings gotta b wallpaper

[@classicteachings]

This is one of those tracks that exposes McCartney’s incredible aptitude and genius. Chaotic lyrics and Washboard Rock!

[@billyryland]

The number One album of all time. McCartney gives us the greatest vocal variety and range that nobody else can. King of melody, King of arrangement, King of lyrics, King of vocals, player of any instrument. There is no aspect of songwriting he doesn't cater to. No aspect of vocalising he can't handle; pitch perfect, tone variety is amazing, and yet he maintains his natural foundation tone when ever needed, perfect sense of harmony, backs the story line vocally better than anyone, he can scream, growl, holler, croon, adlib, emulate anyone and almost anything, his vocal power is limitless. No one compiles as many sections to a song without losing context as he. There is not one flaw in this man's example, except his lead guitar sounds in some cases. Otherwise Sir Paul McCartney is the perfect, flawless secular example musically in this fortunate world of ours and I wouldn't be surprised if he holds this mantle for the next hundred years.

[@johnwilliams1223]

Well said brother! Everything you stated is why Paul McCartney Will always be the greatest musician that ever existed.

[@grahamem438]

So happy you can groove on something from the past..🎶🎵💕 This guy is a genius..

[@leestrawberryfields...]

It's definitely more difficult to listen to music from the future

[@Joey_Keys]

To answer your question, McCartney’s kids used to say monk instead of milk when they were very young. So Paul ran with that and dreamed up Monkberry Moon Delight. Paul says if it’s anything, it’s a milkshake.

[@mikefetterman6782]

This is arguably his best album. He did McCartney 1 and then this and started yearning for band mates and 2 years later he formed Wings.

[@mikefetterman6782]

Check out BLACKBIRD/ANOTHER LONELY NIGHT/ I'M DOWN/LONG TALL SALLY/and DRIVE MY CAR

[@experi-mentalproductions5358]

He formed Wings the same year this came out.

[@betseyr.9081]

We heard Paul “wreck” his voice (on purpose) on the album "Abbey Road” for “Oh! Darling”, that song is a also MUST listen too!

[@TheNeonRabbit]

I love "Oh Darling". As it starts you're thinking it's just gonna be kind of a fun little 50s/retro tribute kind of tune but when that chorus kicks in and he unleashes that voice on "When you told me...." you're like DAAAAAMN

[@betseyr.9081]

@@TheNeonRabbit Have owned 2 horses in my life, my first mare was named “Abbey Road” and my second named “Oh! Darling” (he was called Ohdee for short)...

[@JonahNelson7]

And he’s paying for it now lol. His voice is absolutely gone

[@Straydogger]

And it only took about 50 years. LOL @@JonahNelson7

[@tricialewis3462]

it’s not gone! Just aged, with more rasp. I mean how many singers these days can do , or will do a 3 hour concert! Except Taylor Swift. Fans still enjoy and flock to his concerts which are always sold out. One song I think he should replace in his show is “Maybe I’m Amazed”. He can do it but the strain is noticeable. I saw him twice in CA , 2 different shows. In one show he sounded ok., but pretty raspy.The next show I felt he was too screamy, and he sounded like when someone is holding their Emotions in or trying not to cry, It’s possible he is I mean it was written for Linda , the love of his life for 30 years of marriage until her death. But then in each concert both nights he belted out “Helter Skelter”and sounded fantastic! The rest of the songs were great! He sounded very emotional when he sang the song he wrote for John Lennon “ I think it’s “Hear Today” People in the aaudience were crying and it sounded like he was choking back tears. The guy is going to be 82 this June ! So he deserves a little break. Love him !

[@reinacarbetta388]

Monkberry Moon Delight is a “fantasy milkshake” he made up for his kids. Paul had the most range (7 octaves?) and the most diverse voice of most, if not all, singers at the time. RAM is my favorite album… The Backseat of My Car, Dear Boy and Too Many People are epic tracks!

[@loosilu]

He had a little over 4 octaves, which puts him in the top ten of popular singers.

[@michelottaviani3296]

Ok but for myself I prefer John's voice.

[@loosilu]

@@michelottaviani3296 That's why the beatles are for everyone!

[@jagdeepkaul1261]

You know, it's interesting because there was this song called Say Say Say, I don't know if you remember that but it was a duet with Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson (they did several songs together in fact but Say Say Say is the only one that had a music video of them together), anyways, Michael Jackson had written most of the lyrics and Paul added some of his own lyrics and the music video is about a miracle potion that, when you drink it, gives you amazing super human strength lol and Mockberry Moon Delight is a fantasy milkshake lol.. So yeah, that's probably not coincidence. Maybe Paul came up with the drink idea in Say Say Say too.

[@reinacarbetta388]

@@loosilu I watched a video awhile ago showcasing/making the argument for him actually having 7. Regardless, most definitely one of the best.

[@michaelbeckwith6177]

Absolutely incredible and the entire "Ram" album is filled with great songs you might check out "Backseat of my car" or "Uncle Albert Admiral Halsey" or an incredible song called "Dear Boy" about Linda's prior husband and an amazing song!!

[@vincentschmitt7597]

I put this album 2nd behind Band on the Run as McCartney's best. Every track is solid.

[@patticrichton1135]

Plus the harmonies between Paul and his wife Linda are FANTATASTIC on this entire album

[@vincentschmitt7597]

@@patticrichton1135 of the wives contributing she was by far the best.

[@patticrichton1135]

@@vincentschmitt7597 Absolutely!!! I MISS Linda's voice on his recordings after she had passed.

[@rigelmoon9030]

Linda's voice was so cool on this. They were a fantastic couple.

[@johnwilliams1223]

Loved her backing vocals on the entirety of RAM.

[@gregrodriguez5697]

My absolute favorite McCartney song..kudos for picking this song.

[@johnwilliams1223]

My all time favorite song from Paul McCartney. Nobody else on planet earth can replicate this performance.

[@macyvicar9531]

Its so fun!

[@ericanderson8886]

Favorite Paul Mccartney album. Pauls voice took a beating on this on lol.

[@TheCornishCockney]

He’s a Beatle,where we expect perfection. Nuff said.

[@ledzepgirlnmful]

Love this song !!!

[@sarahfullerton6894]

A pretty song from this era (1971), recorded at the same time as "Ram", but sold as a single is "Another Day", a beautifully upbeat song with sad lyrics

[@juancarloscuevas-rivera1954]

One of my absolute favorites from Sir Paul McCartney, I tip my hat to him 🤜🤛🤟✌️☝️🫶🎤🎸🥁❤️

[@spitfirenutspitfirenut4835]

I always love listening to that song. Excellent!!!!!

[@canarsie56]

Most versatile singer and songwriter ever

[@sandrotavini8838]

so happy you listen this song ...... the full album is a gem , with different melody ..........as recommended in another comment i also recommanded " uncle albert admiral hasley " or " backseat of my car".......( on chorus of moonkberry moon delight is linda mc cartney and his daugther heather )

[@sarimeltzer599]

You NEED to hear the isolated vocals from this song. He’s so versatile and purposefully wrecked his voice to “scream-sing” Oh! Darling off of Abbey Road. Took ages to record

[@AliasMark69]

I knew Paul's vocals on this was going to cause you to wonder....WHO IS THAT????..."Unrecognizable"

[@SADFORIAN]

What I love about the former Beatles' solo work is that what we're hearing is what The Beatles would have been putting out had they stayed together (more or less), given that they were all writing separately long before they ever broke up.

[@toddaustin2198]

In a recent interview clip on Sirius XM radio's Beatles Channel, Paul said that he decided to channel his inner Screaming Jay Hawkins when singing Monkberry Moon Delight. Actually Screaming Jay Hawkins did a great cover of Monkberry Moon Delight which is available right here on KZbin.

[@rubbertoe8643]

Ram is a great album. The song Smile Away is a fun one from this album.

[@AliasMark69]

Yep, that's good one.

[@vincentschmitt7597]

Man I can smell your feet a mile away.

[@Dansull123]

FUCK YEAH one of my favorite songs of all time

[@thumbsaloft]

MAJOR PROPS! MAJOR PROPS! You should check out TOO MANY PEOPLE from this album! Keep digging deep into McCartney you're going to hear such a wide variety of great songs. Check out McCartney with Stevie Wonder getting funky with a song titled WHAT'S THAT YOU'RE DOING and yes it is funky!

[@vincentschmitt7597]

Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five from the Band on the Run album. It was a B-Side track on a 45. B-side track are mostly way lesser tracks but this was an exception. I won it at a carnival back in the day.

[@nancyridenour1815]

Love Linda’s take ❤️

[@joeyboogenz]

I can't believe my old Man gave me this LP for my 7th Birthday . I played this record about 500times the first month I had it !!!! I'm still affected by it !!!!!!!! This piece is harder than Straight outta Compton !!!!

[@richardstiles6370]

Fantastic album 👍👌

[@MarkChappell1]

The lyrics are so obscure and playful. There was an old kids joke about the tomato family walking and the kid tomato lagging behind and after too many times telling him to walk faster the daddy goes back and stomps on him and says "Catch Up"! (Ketchup). So, ketchup, soup and puree? Some other lyrics are references to things related to his kids, but mostly very clever and obviously fit the song. I always loved this song, his vocal performance was out of this world.

[@shellilawler1334]

Love his Screaming Jay Hawkins impression!

[@gaizkasalazarrodriguez5054]

I,VE GOT A FEELING to. MONKBERRY!🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀

[@bannedagain.8334]

Paul on a trip

[@williamcapp448]

Check out Paul's vocals on the Beatle song Oh Darling and for the early sixties check out I'm Down.

[@stevensprunger3422]

This album came out when I graduated from high school Incredible album from an incredible man

[@barbarascotto3873]

Absolutely love Monkberry. Paul at his sexiest and rawest.

[@Bowwow30]

I love that you find this song so mind-blowing. I think it is too. It's Paul McCartney at his best. And you said you haven't heard a ton of Beatles songs. Wow. Go listen to them. not song by song, but by album for album. And then listen to the album again. And again. Then you'll discover so many gems. Especially the lesser-known ones, like Martha My Dear, Rocky Raccoon, For no one, Here, there and Everywhere, and so on and on and on and on etc. They are A-MA-ZING!

[@johnsupz9608]

Magical McCartney such an incredible vocal range no doubt about it! gotta give one of my fave tracs from Ram a mention!!Eat at Home"!!!

[@grahamfairbanks3407]

Paul's belated response to John's I am the walrus

[@stevedahlberg8680]

That was so enjoyable. But I would also say he's been doing this since the very beginning. Check him out doing the Little Richard cover Long Tall Sally which has quite a history behind it which I just can't go into right now. So then when he was in his twenties in the beatles, I mean I'm sure you've heard some of him doing that like Helter Skelter and oh darling, but really he had so many. We think about him as the sweetest of the sweet with yesterday and just beautiful love songs like that but really, check out me and my monkey. Check out you say it's your birthday. And yeah this was early on in his solo career but also I would say Maybe I'm Amazed which is a much more genteel song but nonetheless ends up shredding his vocal chords later in it.

[@derekthomson4043]

Panned by the critics at the time. It’s a classic

[@angelnc13]

❤WINGS❤

[@louisme5411]

Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five is fantastic

[@barbarascotto3873]

I second that sentiment.

[@AliasMark69]

"Monkberry Moon Delight" So I sat in the attic, a piano up my nose And the wind played a dreadful cantata (cantata, cantata) Sore was I from a crack of an enemy's hose And the horrible sound of tomato (tomato, tomato) Catch up (catch up) Super fury Don't get left behind (get left behind) Catch up (catch up) Super fury (super fury) Don't get left behind (get left behind, get left behind, get left behind) When a rattle of rats had awoken The sinews, the nerves and the veins My piano was boldly outspoken In attempts to repeat this refrain So I stood with a knot in my stomach And I gazed at that terrible sight Of two youngsters concealed in a barrel Smoking monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) ho Monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) Oh Well, I know my banana is older than the rest And my hair is a tangled beretta (beretta, beretta) But I leave my pajamas to billy budapest And I don't get the gist of your letter (your letter, your letter) Catch up, (catch up) Cats and kittens (cats and kittens) Don't get left behind (get left behind) Catch up, (catch up) Cats and kittens (cats and kittens) Don't get left behind (get left behind, get left behind, get left behind) Oh, monkberry moon delight, yeah, (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight, yeah, yeah, yeah, (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight, (om pah om pah pah) Oh, monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) Oh, monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight oh-oh, (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) Suckin' monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) (Om pah om pah pah) (Om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) (Om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight, (om pah om pah pah) (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh (om pah om pah pah) Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh (om pah om pah pah) Try some of this, honey (om pah om pah pah) What is it? (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah (Om pah om pah pah) Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah (Om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) Uh, monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na

[@RandomPau]

Thanks for the lyrics! I didn't know how crazy they were since I was blown away by Paul's voice & wasn't interested in what he was singing about. Now I know and it makes even more sense the way he sings it. Monkberry Moon Delight, whatever they were smokin', must have been strong stuff!

[@AliasMark69]

@@RandomPau I heard years ago Paul and Linda had Green Thumbs and grew some killer Buds.

[@patticrichton1135]

only one error here in the lyrics, it's not "Super Fury" (I know it SOUNDS like it), but "SOUP and PUREE"

[@sarahfullerton6894]

​@@patticrichton1135 , well, it says "super fury" in the lyrics on the album, so...

[@bleam4275]

@@sarahfullerton6894 yeah, I don't know where these lyrics come from. It's also 'what do your stars conceal in a barrel' per the Ram song book. Awesome song either way.

[@Trailerparkrock]

prob my fav Paul song ...nice pick

[@keithmoore8702]

You should listen to the whole of the Ram album. It's a McCartney peak. Oh and why did you put "who is he" on your header like you didn't know 😊

[@LingLing-f5n]

Insane talent

[@jamesmanon3000]

His daughter Mary pronounced monk instead of milk.

[@patticrichton1135]

TRUE!! I was just going to tell JMBOY that if I didn't see it elsewhere here.

[@zenpuppy6025]

JM you should try a song. Paul McCartney wrote with Elvis Costello. It’s called My Brave Face. Elvis Costello is another artist you should try. I would suggest the song. Accidents Will Happen. He’s an amazing singer and songwriter in his own right, and is currently on tour.

[@patticrichton1135]

GREAT VIDEO to "MY BRAVE FACE" TOO!!

[@AliasMark69]

One of my favorites TOO COOL again...... "SUPER FURY". 135

[@AliasMark69]

I heard that "Super Fury" was another strain of Cannabis they grew on their farm.

[@patticrichton1135]

It's actually "SOUP and PUREE"

[@davidpena1094]

Paul's bass playing is on the money.

[@mitchvuksanovich]

Billy...THANK YOU for this Song!!!❤👍

[@bobg6638]

One of my favorite songs by Paul McCartney

[@christophertalbot9064]

Great track. Love Paul improvising counter Melodie’s over the long fade-out. Genius.

[@RandomPau]

A favorite by Paul right after Beatles broke up. Well, not right after since this is off his 2nd album "Ram".

[@patticrichton1135]

JMBOY, you should also react to Paul's vocals on "OH WOMAN OH WHY" and in the Beatles Paul's vocals on "HELTER SKELTER," "OH DARLING," and these LIVE videos from his 1976 Wings Over America tour: "MAYBE I'M AMAZED," ""CALL ME BACK AGAIN," "BEWARE MY LOVE, " "BAND ON THE RUN," just to name a few where he doesn't sing they way you are used to hearing him with softer, silkier, smoother vocals. He can really shred his vocal chords, scream and sing with grit. He has amazing vocal abilities and range. (BY the way, that is his wife LINDA doing the backing vocals. She sings with him on the entire "RAM" album.

[@makeadifference4all]

Paul McCartney, John Lennon, and Stevie Wonder are three mind-blowing singers and composers who recorded one golden track after another in the 60s and 70s.

[@AliasMark69]

Does anyone doubt the entire band was thoroughly Baked when they recorded this little.tune.

[@jamesscanlan6240]

I'm pretty sure Paul didn't have a band yet at this point; he did all the parts himself.

[@joeyboogenz]

So I sat in the attic, a piano up my nose And the wind played a dreadful cantata (cantata, cantata) Sore was I from a crack of an enemy's hose And the horrible sound of tomato (tomato, tomato) Catch up (catch up) Soup & Puree Don't get left behind (get left behind) Catch up (catch up) Soup & Puree Don't get left behind (get left behind, get left behind, get left behind) When a rattle of rats had awoken The sinews, the nerves and the veins My piano was boldly outspoken In attempts to repeat this refrain So I stood with a knot in my stomach And I gazed at that terrible sight Of two youngsters concealed in a barrel Suckin' monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) ho Monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) Oh Well, I know my banana is older than the rest And my hair is a tangled beretta (beretta, beretta) But I leave my pajamas to billy budapest And I don't get the gist of your letter (your letter, your letter) Catch up, (catch up) Cats and kittens (cats and kittens) Don't get left behind (get left behind) Catch up, (catch up) Cats and kittens (cats and kittens) Don't get left behind (get left behind, get left behind, get left behind) Oh, monkberry moon delight, yeah, (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight, yeah, yeah, yeah, (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight, (om pah om pah pah) Oh, monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) Oh, monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight oh-oh, (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) Suckin' monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) (Om pah om pah pah) (Om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) (Om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight, (om pah om pah pah) (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh (om pah om pah pah) Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh (om pah om pah pah) Try some of this, honey (om pah om pah pah) What is it? (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah (Om pah om pah pah) Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah (Om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) Uh, monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight (om pah om pah pah) Monkberry moon delight na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na

[@robbg.6691]

Paul was a fan of Screaming Jay Hawkins & Little Richard. I've read one version where the song mocked the Beatles early days when they imitated Little Richard's & Hawkins vocals. thus the different screams and whoops heard in the song. The entire album "RAM" is pure genius! Thx for playing the music!!

[@lgwappo]

This is a rare one. Even lots of McCartney fans never heard this & some who have never mention it but I love it. I've never heard it on the radio even once since 1971. I like this album way better than anything Paul did after.

[@bea78tles]

What agreat analysis.

[@edmundomacias4911]

If you want to further explore his range check out songs like Temporary Secretary

[@AliasMark69]

I must Spark Up My Pipe for this little "Delight"

[@AliasMark69]

"Smoking Monkberry moon delight"..... It is safe to say it is a plant product that Paul grew on his Farm..... The kind of plant that causes Paul to "Scream"..."Try some of this honey, What is it? "Monkberry Moon Delight"

[@Archipelington]

Sucking, not smoking.

[@AliasMark69]

@@Archipelington Both are used... About smoking with their Pipe.

[@nelsonsmith3288]

Paul has said the kids in England called milk " monk ". He says Monkberry moon delight is basically a " milkshake "

[@TheDivayenta]

And that’s Linda McCartney on backup vocals. His beloved wife died of breast cancer in the 90’s. 😢

[@barbarascotto3873]

1998

[@debjorgo]

I don't think much more on his Ram album comes close to this. You might try Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five from Band on the Run. Helter Skelter, with the Beatles, is probably the closest thing he did to this in the Beatles.

[@AliasMark69]

There are several listings of the lyrics in this song. Some say it says.'Ketchup".... Soup and Puree". That makes no sense followed with "Don't Get Left Behind" The lyric is "Catch Up, Super Fury", Just as it sounds. :Smoking, Monkberry Moon Delight"..... "Suckin' monkberry moon delight" is what you do with a pipe. Much like John denied "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds" was about LSD/Acid for obvious reasons. Paul made up alternative reasons not wanting the critics to know it is written about some Home Grown Cannabis. Super Fury was a strain they grew before Monkberry, and the Monkberry was much better stuff, so the lyric that the super fury had to catch up or get left behind. That is the story I heard shortly after the album was released from credible sources and makes the most sense. "Try some of this honey, What is it? "Monkberry Moon Delight" is not talking about Ketchup, soup or puree. But, only Paul knows for certain.

[@mikefetterman6782]

I told you...........amazing.

[@mikefetterman6782]

That is Linda in the background, but the rest of this is all Paul.

[@zizzors]

❤

[@barbarascotto3873]

Paul's kids always called milk, "monk".

[@bannedagain.8334]

Recorded at home on a couple of 4 track tape recorders

[@tombeyerlein3813]

I loved Paul's first few solo albums (I liked John's even more), but the critics really savaged Paul's solo stuff because his lyrics tended to be frothy or even nonsensical. This is a pretty good example of what they were talking about.

[@bookhouseboy280]

I never took any of the critics seriously who "savaged" some of Paul's solo stuff because they tended to be the same ones who praised The Beatles lyrically "frothy" and "nonsensical" songs. The majority of solo Paul has received far more positive reviews than negative ones, anyway. The problem was that some critics, like misguided fans, blamed John and Yoko while others blamed Paul for The Beatles breakup and used their reviews as a means to vent their frustrations. Paul's mega solo success made him an even bigger target with disgruntled critics than Lennon who was also no stranger to criticism. The biased, exaggerated reviews were thinly disguised personal attacks rather than being about the actual art.

[@AliasMark69]

Remember that strange quirky wild eyed fella that hops around the stage playing his freakish Flute?… sure you do, you know the guy. You rode aboard his Locomotive Breath with Aqualung…. This should be added to their play list…..Jethro Tull - My God (Nothing Is Easy - Live At The Isle Of Wight 1970)

[@AliasMark69]

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[@phuzbrain]

A song to John Lennon during their feud in the early 70's

[@karbvi]

Monkberry Delight was a strain of marijuana.

[@remmymafia3889]

JMBOY? great song selections to react to. McCartney was off the charts talented- he played almost everything instrument on this album. Pull up, also from this album (Ram), "Too Many People". And if you really want to be a trailblazer among the reactors, pull up the Concert For Kampuchea from 1979. Specifically react to the Little Richard cover of Lucille- it'll blow you away. McCartney can belt out the screamers. No less than 20 musicians on stage for that number by the way.

[@grahamem438]

If you loved this.. Check song called "1985"

[@bh9225]

The album is great, but his Band on the Run album is superior. The Band on the Run album received a Grammy for best album.

[@leslieperkins2722]

It’s a milkshake.

[@AliasMark69]

JM, you belong on a MLB Team, with as many HOME RUNS you are hitting.

[@AliasMark69]

If one smokes enough of it they just make make a song like this about the experience. It's not a flavor of Bubble Gum.

[@74artgrrl]

Screamin jay hawkins did this before Paul McCartney and it’s all good.

[@derekthomson4043]

Is this before you listened to the Beatles?

[@АлексНерон]

это кто такой, что оценивает Маккартни?!!

[@Retroearthling]

"who is he" You know why are you posting that click bait? it's not like you.

[@JMBOYTV]

It’s not click bait at all. I am literally referencing what I talked about in my “analysis”. I said I wouldn’t recognize his voice. Therefore it is a play on that concept.

[@Retroearthling]

@@JMBOYTV gotcha i enjoy your channel btw

[@jonpriest]

was a fantasy milkshake try jrs farm

[@toddaustin2198]

In a recent interview clip on Sirius XM radio's Beatles Channel, Paul said that he decided to channel his inner Screaming Jay Hawkins when singing Monkberry Moon Delight. Actually Screaming Jay Hawkins did a great cover of Monkberry Moon Delight which is available right here on KZbin.