FIRST TIME HEARING Paul McCartney - Maybe I’m Amazed REACTION | HIS VOCALS SERIOUS! 😳😱

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[@dvsreed]

Paul played every instrument on this song......a talented musician and song writer

[@PeterBuwen]

Not only on this song but also on the whole album which he also produced.

[@shanerussell1021]

Plays every instrument on this entire album I believe.

[@CBGB_1977]

He does that on most of his studio albums. Such a superb musician must lead his own way to achieve the sound and honest feel of the piece. Sir Paul is a genius who is a gentleman. Legendary!

[@theduallanguagechannel]

💕💕💕💕🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼Paul

[@greenjedi8]

The most talented musician and songwriter of all time!

[@chaosandcreation4118]

This is from his first solo album just as the Beatles were splitting up. He played all instruments and made it to overcome a depression over the breakup. Song is dedicated to his wife Linda who got him through it.

[@samsowden]

"hung me on the line" == "dried me out", because he was drinking so heavily.

[@mikewarker4445]

This song was 50 yrs ago and the man is still playing to sold out crowds at bout 80 yrs old. Amazing!

[@rja1165]

I beg you... WHAT ? 50 YEARS ? Omg.

[@personalcheeses8073]

And still selling out today in 2023

[@m.ericwatson968]

The Let It Be documentary shows how good Paul was at songwriting, he would sit at a piano for hours, days, even weeks just going over chord progressions and humming until he fleshed out lyrics, crafting amazing songs.

[@elucidity]

If anyone is interested in seeing the documentary that Carvin just mentioned, it's called The Beatles--Get Back. And I agree, it captures Paul's ability at coming up with amazing songs!

[@Maizerus]

This song is a great example of Paul using both the loud and soft ranges of his voice. If you really want to hear Paul throw that screaming side of his voice out there to the maximum, listen to either 'Helter Skelter' or 'Why Don't We Do It In the Road', both by the Beatles.

[@brendaotoole4012]

Just check out the whole White Album while you’re at it!! 😃

[@kierstenridgway4634]

Yes and yes. Why don't we do it in the road for sure!!

[@NZLatic]

Oh Darlin’ needs to be in there too

[@greymattervandal]

The live version of "Soily" off of Wings Over America has the most ferocious screams I've heard from him right at the end. Worth checking out.

[@leesher1845]

Helter Skelter is great!

[@mikefetterman6782]

Paul was the first performer that was nicknamed "The Voice". His voice is chameleon like smooth, or rough, high pitched or low, fast or slow. This is why he is the #1 recording artist of all time.

[@byzinski]

FRANK SINATRA was known as ‘THE VOICE’ 🎤 and ‘THE CHAIRMAN’

[@patticrichton1135]

Roy Orbison was ALSO known as "The Voice"

[@braemtes23]

Paul was known as the man of a thousand voices; an expression taken from his Fool on the Hill song.

[@keithhayes844]

Frank Sinatra was nicknamed "The Voice" in the 1940s. I once heard McCartney say in an interview he had two voices: His Elvis voice, which he used on ballads, and his Little Richard voice, which he used on rockers. On some songs, like Maybe I'm Amazed, he used both voices. That said, you're right to say he's one of the best singers in rock history-way underrated as a pure singer.

[@827dusty]

This was right after "The Beatles" split up, and Paul became a solo artist. This song is wonderful. Paul plays every instrument on the entire album, on every song. He did the tracks separately, and then mixed them into one song trac. To say Paul was talented, is to say Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, and Larry Bird were "good" Basketball players. Paul was a genius.

[@deborahcornell171]

@dusty827 Paul IS a genius. He hasn't gone anywhere yet, thank God. Excellent comment!☮

[@ghfantexas6848]

When Paul goes up to that high “eewwwww”….he does that a lot going all the way back to the early Beatles. It’s a Little Richard technique that Little Richard himself taught Paul McCartney how to do.

[@relevantbrother8964]

Pauls solo career is sooo underrated ..one could find endless different varieties of genres ...One could find 50 glittering works of art in his song catalogue apart from his Beatles stuff.

[@MUE4731]

Maybe 30 or so years ago. Hasn’t done much of note since

[@personalcheeses8073]

@@MUE4731 😂😂😂 79 year old McCartney’s album, McCartney 3 was at the top of the Billboard chart is 2021. He’s consistently brought out new class music. And unless you’ve listened to it all. Which I know you haven’t. Then you really are no judge of his work. He is after all the best selling artist of all time 🤷‍♀️

[@gsmith1308]

@@personalcheeses8073 Thank you! - Mic Drop!

[@ritchiec6317]

UNDERRATED WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT. HE CONSIDERED ONE OF THE MOST IF NOT THE MOST SUCCESSFUL MUSICIANS IN HISTORY WITH AND WITHOUT THE BEATLES

[@B.R.0101]

Pauls solo career in the 70's wasn't underrated at those times, but now it seems to be almost forgot and that's a pity...

[@emcsquared8681]

Oh darling is another song that shows off McCartney’s soul voice

[@soundsean]

I have listened to nearly everything Paul has written or played on. alot of it many hundreds of times and this is my favorite Paul song. It might be my favorite song, period. I'll have to think more about that.

[@studdsreturbo]

Still active, his collaboration with Rihanna, and Ye, gave us the hit song FourFiveSeconds. Sir Paul McCartney works speaks for itself.

[@bobkovacs2206]

Listen to how Paul sings this song. If you had a music group and needed a singer, he'd be a helluva singer to get. Then realize that he plays every instrument in this song. If your group needed a lead guitarist, Paul could do it. If you needed a drummer, Paul could drum with just about any group out there. If you needed a piano/keyboard player, Paul could play keyboard in any band. Of course, Paul is on just about everyone's 10-best list as a bass player. And oh yeah... he's maybe better at songwriting than anything else, if you can believe that. Thankfully, he is still with us and we can still appreciate him. There are not many singular individuals like that over the years who live long enough to be recognized for their contributions to society and the arts.

[@jimmyhackles9502]

And as a drummer. One time the asked Ringo how it felt to be the best drummer in the world. His reply “In the world? Hell I’m not even the best drummer in the Beatles!” Not sure how true all that is but it is a great story.

[@bobkovacs2206]

@@jimmyhackles9502 I think it was John Lennon who said that. And I'm sure John meant it as a joke, because Ringo is a great drummer and the Beatles sound better for it. But I'm pretty sure John said that amusing quote.

[@michaelperrillo5420]

Paul is touring this summer. Go see him no matter the cost. Legend, rock god. You will remember the show your entire life.

[@bassioelmucho]

Yes !! go now!!!!

[@sedawd77]

"Uncle albert/Admiral halsey" by Paul Mccartney & Wings.

[@wardscott2302]

Thank you. This song was "Our Song". We were married in April 1971 and I became a Marine in Dec.if that year.We had 2 kids and was married untill Marie's death in 2019.This song we listened to every Anniversary. Thank you my young friends.

[@christineyacono977]

One of the most beautiful songs ever written!!!!

[@wen-nz3sk]

It's def my fav PM song!! 👍🏽😁 Living thru the Beatles break up was something. We didn't realize the outcome, on any level. John murdered, George's death, Linda losing her battle to cancer too. Music brought us together, it sees us through. When I listen to him, all I see is Linda, her children, him, life, love and music. For me, it's the quintessential love song. And I am happy to see 2 smiling faces on this reaction!! 😁❤👍🏽

[@barbarabrafford7102]

I saw Paul live for the first time in 1976. I arrived a bit late and he was singing Maybe I'm Amazed as I walked in. It was such a sureal moment!

[@barbarastrayhorn4667]

Wrote it for Linda, his first wife who died of cancer.

[@samsowden]

25 years before she actually died of cancer, but yes.

[@mgonzales56]

This was off Paul's first solo album titled "McCartney". Paul played all the instruments, sang all the lyrics, with some backup from his wife Linda, and Linda took all the pictures on the album. So it was 100% McCartney. Great album.

[@chrisporter7984]

I took my dad to see Paul in concert a few years back......dude didn't even have an opening act and it was still 3 solid hours of absolute hits. He's to goat.....Check out band on the run and come on to me

[@mikemiller3069]

This is probably my favorite McCartney And Wings song. It was written for his wife, Linda (RIP) as was my SECOND favorite Wings song, "My Love". You should check that one out too.

[@TheDivayenta]

And Silly Love Songs!

[@patticrichton1135]

Paul hadn't formed WINGS yet, when he recorded "Maybe I'm Amazed" This is off of his first solo album "McCARTNEY" just after the Beatles split up

[@TheDivayenta]

@@patticrichton1135 yup and he played all the instruments too!

[@willyroussel3563]

Oh Darling is one you should listen to. From Abby Road

[@BAW12547]

McCartney is the wealthiest rock star ever, with an estimated worth over $1.5 billion. He is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the most successful musician and contemporary songwriter in history.

[@Frank75288]

Hid his money when he got divorced from Heather , clever man

[@Rubzor1]

maybe a bit overrated though, he is good but dont really understand the hype.

[@debjorgo]

@@Frank75288 She made out okay for the amount of work she did. But then again, digging gold is not easy work.

[@debjorgo]

Funny. I just binged "biggest divorce settlement" and it showed a picture of Paul and Heather. They are not on the list though. Top one is Bezo and his - $38 billion. I think Heather only got $30 million.

[@patticrichton1135]

@@Rubzor1 you have GOT to be kidding! Thankfully you are in the minority with that opinion

[@avlisk]

What gets me is that after a decade in The Beatles, and all those great melodies and great songs, he still came up with this. And this was just the beginning of his 50 year solo career. I'm amazed.

[@Mainecoonlady.]

He’s appearing here in May. Great performer. Loved his work with Beatles. Solo work is okay too.

[@brasco96wired67]

Sir Paul the greatest song writer of all time. GOAT

[@toddedwards5144]

McCartney is the greatest songwriter of the 20th century, imo. He played all the instruments on this song.

[@MUE4731]

Exactly hasn’t done much of worth in the 21th though

[@thomasbeck1061]

I have been listening to this song since it came out. Over 50 years now. Still gives me chills. His voice is Outstanding

[@scottkitchingman9884]

I saw him live like 6 years ago….. it was an out of body experience. I’ve been to hundreds of shows but nothing ever came close to the same.

[@IZZY_EDIBLE]

McCartney played all the instruments on this one, and it's great. However, you really should give a particular live version a listen. It's a famous mid-Seventies performance by Wings, Paul's post-Beatles band. An FM radio classic. Gritty guitar, heavy drums, a terrific ending that's way better that the fade out you just listened to, and McCartney's incredible vocals and piano sounding HUGE in the sports arena. And then you hear the joy of audience cheering. An already great song made perfect.

[@davehazel5632]

This song was from his first Solo Album, called McCartney and he played all the instruments on this song and all the songs on the LP

[@thomaskolioupoulos6590]

Play live version of this song from 1976 Wings Over America Tour....Greatest live album EVER!!! Cover his WHOLE catalog....this dudes music STANDS THE TEST OF TIME....you will find yourself saying..."this is my favorite" multiple times...Do his deep tracks too...You want a real great vocal...do Call Me Back Again from same Wings Over America 1976 Concert and Monkberry Moon Delight off Ram Album...epic vocals...Paul is one of the most versatile voices and Musicians in the business for decades...

[@anthonyv1719]

Need to do the BEATLES last performance (unknown to them at the time - ) on the rooftop of London - crap speakers, no practice, just winging it - yet - their talent shines through forever.

[@debjorgo]

Don't Let Me Down.

[@donaldwurtz9604]

In particular, "Don't Let Me Down"

[@Army_Rob]

One of the best love songs in rock"n"roll history, period

[@reinacarbetta388]

I’m amazed by Paul. I get so sad I wasn’t alive for The Beatles but I’m about to see him in concert for the first time. So excited. And he does have soul. I naturally gravitated to R&B and early Hip-Hop as a kid and I think it’s because I loved Paul’s voice (and solo music) so much.

[@MikMech]

Wings was probably his greatest incarnation. The Album 'Band on the Run', I regard as his finest. The song *'Live and Let Die'* might be the best song ever written?

[@alexleblanc5217]

Hey you guys, McCartney played every instrument on this whole album...Bass--Drums---Lead and rhythm guitars---Keyboards--Lead and back vocals with his wife Linda. Quite a feat considering it was the early 70s. Stay safe you guys, keep listening.

[@davewilson435]

If you really want to hear Paul show his vocal range then "Monkberry Moon Delight" off his Ram album is a must. A couple more good ones from his Beatle days are "Oh Darling" and "I've Got A Feeling".

[@patticrichton1135]

ABSOLUTELY!!!

[@1tradesecret]

This is one of the rare instances where the live version is better, must listen

[@TheUnknownSophy]

Well, I respectfully disagree. I generally prefer live versions but in this case I think the studio version has the raw passion I feel he was going for. It just totally works for me. Might be my favorite McC song, definitely top 5.

[@lorikisiel9367]

I have been hoping you would react to "Maybe I'm Amazed". I just KNEW you would love it. This is also my favorite McCarney song.

[@Dooklawz]

I've always been torn between this song, and Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five ......love Paul!!!

[@johnandrews3151]

The most successful recording artist in the history of recorded music! Certified in the late 1980's. Sang on more #1 hits than any other artist - including Elvis! The definitive version of Maybe I'm Amazed is from the live album called Wings Over America and became a top 10 hit in the USA. If you liked this early studio version, you will love the live hit version!

[@jessicabelle2011]

Band on the Run and Mull of Kintyre are 2 my favourite Paul McCartney and Wings songs.

[@methampheminist]

You guys should listen to Oh Darling! By the Beatles, Paul’s vocals are crazy good on that one

[@eileendobbs8009]

This is the first single I remember from McCartney and it's still my favorite solo record of his.

[@RMLtiger]

The live version is a must! His voice is ridiculous!

[@TheDivayenta]

Another gospel style classic by Paul! He played ALL the instruments on this, his first solo album. It’s about his beloved wife, Linda, who died of cancer in the 90’s😢

[@carmeloruiz6021]

Paul Mc Cartney is the man of the thousand voices. Try to react to Oh darling, with the Beatles and Helter Skelter, and Live and Let die with Wings. He can change his voice many times.

[@MrPpppppppppf]

The greatest musical artist who ever walked the face of the earth , need like 50 more Beatles reactions ;)

[@cathyhudnall6742]

That look y'all gave each other at 2:05 tho! So adorable. Great reaction! ❤

[@OfficialLifeWithRecklezz]

Thank you!! 🙏💯

[@thomastimlin1724]

in 1970 it got so much radio play, that it is baffling why it was never released as a single.

[@oldmanofmow8564]

A Fantastic artist who I personally appreciated more after the Beatles, still working to this day and headlining Glastonbury this year (2022)

[@ljnv6570]

I'm amazed she can keep her eyes open.

[@bigheas537]

Dial in the video of the live performance with Denny Lane formerly of the Moody Blues (ancient times). Awesome. Memories.

[@thegman8968]

Sir Paul is the man of 1000 voices! 😄BTW, a nice cruising song you might like is one from McCartney's previous band, AKA The Beatles, called "I Need You,(She's So Heavy)". Thanks much!☮

[@patticrichton1135]

A little mistake you made here, "The G Man" You combined two different songs here of the Beatles! LOL, yes there is a song by the Beatles called "I NEED YOU" which is on their "Help!" lp and was written by George and he sings lead on it. The song I think you want them to hear is "I WANT You (She's So Heavy" from the Beatles WHITE ALBUM where John Lennon sings lead. So it's "WANT" not "NEED" . Just to clarify in case they are looking for it

[@thegman8968]

@@patticrichton1135 Ahh, you are so right Patti. Thank you for the correction! Actually, the song, I Want You,(She's So Heavy)", is from their final album, ABBEY ROAD. LOL, with all of this confusion, I wonder if they'll ever find it? ☮

[@mirtieraczo5842]

Yep, my favorite Paul McCartney song too.

[@stevetanner3019]

You really should check out “Band On The Run” and “Silly Live Songs” from Wings (Paul’s band in the 70’s)

[@t.r.1708]

Thanks! McCartney is a modern day Mozart!

[@soniasurija8880]

Lovely reaction & I also love this song, my 1st time attending McCartney concert was in 2018, brilliant show, he’s an amazing artist

[@nessaseetah1805]

Yay! Your lady smiled so sweetly. ♡

[@jenniferfoster1692]

This is one of my all time favorite Paul McCartney songs, ever!!

[@danielabbott3975]

Paul gas listed this as his best song in many interviews… i thinkni might agree with both of you… great track

[@stevenschmidt3464]

Great song but so many more great ones from sir Paul. " Oh Darling!" "Eleanor Rigby" "Golden Slumbers" "Band on the run" "Nineteen hundred eighty five" and the list goes on and on

[@Bekka_Noyb]

One of my fave love songs! ♥ I suggest the following McCartney songs: Band On The Run, My Brave Face, Take It Away, And I Love Her (with Beatles)

[@cindyphifer970]

Love the Beatles and Paul has always been my favorite of them

[@debbiechang5781]

If you want to hear some ripping vocals from Paul McCartney, check out “Oh Darlin” from the Abbey Road album. It’s fantastic. He is an amazing vocalist, in addition to his other talents! “Long Tall Sally” from the early Beatles years is another one with Paul taking lead vocals over the top. Love your channel 🌺✌️

[@Gashouse69]

This might be my favorite McCartney song too. Certainly in my top 5.

[@doriwiljt]

One of the first albums I owned when I was 13, I love it

[@dennytaylor1005]

I agree with what Recklezz said about this being a fav Paul McCartney song ... I think this is the one from him I like the best too. Paul has an edge to hi voice here that he only shows sporadically, and I like it. I think one of the reasons theres so much emotion in his singing is that Paul McCartney wrote this song for his 1st wife, Linda Eastman, who I think he never stopped loving. She seemed a wonderful person ... animal rights activist, photographer, and later played keyboard in Paul's band Wings. As for this reaction, my favorite parts always involve the looks you too often have. At time stamp 2:04, as the song lyrics go "maybe I'm amazed at the way I really need you " ... you both look at each other and smile. That was cute to see.

[@OfficialLifeWithRecklezz]

Thank you!! 🙏💯

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Whatever's first songs after the Beatles broke up and you have to remember this young man was only around Thirty at the time. Oh yeah definitely check out oh darling from back with the Beatles but there are so many. The guy knew how to belt but he was a really good singer

[@dianelindsay4695]

Can you please listen to 'Letting go' by Paul McCartney with his band Wings, incredible 🙂

[@leesher1845]

Beautiful tune. One of my favorites. Try George Harrison’s My Sweet Lord, and Wah Wah.

[@rsjam4558]

It was great 😊 Another song from Paul McCartney and the Wings you should react is "LIVE AND LET DIE". Very high level of composition. You'd like it, for sure, or be amazed,...at last 😉. Cheers from France!

[@tonyarenee531]

Such a Beautiful song by Paul McCartney 🙃🙃🙃

[@ychaps]

Outside of the Beatles I'm not a huge Paul McCartney fan...but I loved this tribute to Linda. (I do like Live and Let Die too).

[@brianhildreth9099]

Great reaction. Thank you. I do have to say, and its not normally the case, because the music is the most important part, but the official video, with all the pictures of him and his wife and kids, just hits different. Really makes the song pull at your heart strings. Maybe check it out. Maybe you'll be even more amazed .... ❤

[@johnharkness7114]

That smile you exchange at 2:00 is priceless

[@tomekstrand1988]

Haven't read thru all the comments so I'm sure someone already said so, but Paul plays ALL the instruments on this song.

[@fothebo1]

There are great versions of him singing this live with Wings. It's great.

[@completecharleston7142]

Great song, by one of the greatest artists / singers / songwriters of all time. For fun, check out the live version as well.

[@BoxerRick]

This was a man totally in love with his wife. God bless ya, younguns! ✌️❤️

[@jeffolinger-wm1hg]

He played every instrument 🎸 on these songs

[@brcage]

My favorite from Paul!

[@chrisjamieson3452]

This is the song, that if you hear it on vintage radio, they'll use the Wing's Over America Live version. it is superior as McCartney really let's go with great vocal performance. Missed opportunity.

[@donaldwurtz9604]

Better guitar solo, too.

[@danlayne9436]

Absolutely agree. It's one of those rare songs where the live version is much better than the studio.

[@Tony-B23]

Absolutely agree...the wings over America version is ridiculous. He is full on Rockstar in that...well always really but definitely in that

[@TheUnknownSophy]

Well, I think this one is superior. Love everything about it. Live versions of this are good but this one is so passionate and I love the instrumentation, all of it. And Linda's vocals.

[@charlesking4780]

One of his one of his best songs ever.

[@shezarae8827]

He played every instrument on every song on this album. You should have grabbed a live Wings video for this one.

[@kierstenridgway4634]

LOVE that thumbs up and smile!! ❤🤣

[@bobbybrettel5422]

Want Paul McCartney with soul.....try Beatles song Oh Darling!!!!!

[@SIXX2772]

LOL.....She can hear now lol..yall a cute couple man .

[@OfficialLifeWithRecklezz]

🤣🤣🤣 appreciate you!

[@williamcapp448]

Who needs the Beatles when you can do it all? He plays all the instruments. Check out Oh Darling from the Abbey Road Beatle album to hear him belt another one.

[@tammyjackson3113]

Sir Paul McCartney is a legend.

[@juliocesar8374]

The best song romantic, Sir Paul is the best!

[@cms3052]

Yooo.... the live version is 10 times better!!! Also one of my favorite songs

[@tracyheilman9092]

You guys should check out Yesterday by the Beatles. Paul was the lead vocalist on this song 🎵. Great song 🎵.

[@BARASOLEX]

My favorite Paul McCartney song is Too Many People

[@paulharding8944]

Paul McCartney - My love

[@ignaciogalvan1732]

Paul John George and Ringo came right behind Elvis they could not help but have soul

[@Drummerjeffkazee]

Live version is even better!!

[@calrowles9790]

The live version is even better