Paul McCartney - Too Many People

Too Many People from The Space Within Us DVD..followed by a little Beatles gem...She Came In Through The Bathroom Window

[@lesleymorgan01]

it doesn't seem to matter how many times I watch this, it's amazing every time. There are so many people in the audience I wish I were friends with! May we all rock on, and on, and on.

[@erintaylor5856]

The bass line is sick

[@robertobrien5432]

Where and when was this show?

[@robertobrien5432]

Thanks for the information. I hope you were fortunate enough to be in attendance for it. Excellence!

[@FeelingShred]

oh boy, I wish he would pick up the Bass more often, he sure does extract some MADDENING sounds out of that block of wood, holy fucking shit 🤣🤣🤣🤣awesome awesome 🙏🙏

[@NaaHva]

When Billy recorded it in 1970, he had become better at playing bass with thr non-dominant hand. Ram stated his farewell to the Vivian Stanshall, and a role as Paul McCartney he would play till he died.

[@JamesDodge-rq7qh]

Your a d.......😂

[@Pepsthecat]

"This is for the wings fans" You gotta love Pauls sarcasm!

[@DS-ss396]

"Sarcasm" I think not.

[@andrewvincent7299]

No lol...

[@ProfeAugustoM]

Hehehe yeah, Lenono = Wings fans

[@JeddorianJalapeno]

The first thing I thought of is this was his album before wings.. Ram came before wings

[@090nj2]

@@ProfeAugustoM 😂😂

[@theLazyiestTurtle]

I love how the crowd quietly screams for "Too Many People" then the instant the guitar solo stops and Paul sings "SHE CAME IN THROUGH THE BATHROOM WINDOW!" the crowd goes absolutely ballisitic.

[@Oh_I_Will]

Really wish he had gone into 3 Legs next, instead…

[@Thomassonable]

@James Chester. And I love the way how the crowd enjoys the atmosphere, music and being free to enjoy life: no face masks, no social distancing, and no modern Arian Declaration, named QR Code, that had turned millions of Unvaccinated citizens into second rate pariah. Unvaccinated are not allowed to attend concerts and even not make use of a WC in a restaurant. In our present dystopian world lives of young people and youths are scourged by an elite of nearly 100 years old monsters, who's expiring date lies decades behind them. They still like to play God and above all: forget to die.

[@TonysMusic1974]

@@Thomassonable get help man. What does your rambling nonsense have to do with this song? . . . .try caring . . . Just a tiny bit . . . about those who have died. Paul does.

[@billiswillis8293]

@@TonysMusic1974 Yeah, pure nonsense. How can anyone not LOVE the adorable, generous and intelligent leaders of this world? The poor guy needs help. He should go to another planet.

[@rigormortiz9114]

@@Thomassonable the fck are you saying bro. Lmao

[@chuckwagon5518]

Listening to Paul's bass lines gives me chills...

[@KevinPetrusNL]

...and on top singing a totally different melody than the bass line. Really amazing to do, without mistakes.

[@nelsonhelmutt5076]

Yes Totally Amazingly dead On Too.

[@JayVonck]

I wish I could play the guitar!

[@davidrobinson2776]

If John had lived and they had got back together for one last time, I think John would have made Paul perform this and done the harmonies with him. What a moment that would have been with George and Ringo smiling at each other.

[@arthurdent9160]

Surely not since this song contains digs against John and John knew it. It prompted him to write how do you sleep at night.

[@davidrobinson2776]

@@arthurdent9160 you under estimate John, sir.

[@CIS_22]

Then he'd play how do you sleep at night after this

[@fshoaps]

@@CIS_22 I know it’s painful, but the relationship between the Beatles was damaged by 1980. Especially George with Paul or John.

[@jonmur77]

What lol no, this was a jab at John. “You took your lucky break and broke it in two” if they did reunite to play something this certainly wouldn’t be the song

[@pigurine]

I saw the Beatles in 65 Mc Cartney 3 times. How one person can have so much talent, without any real musical training, is un- believable as there are stars in the heavens

[@timspangler2154]

McCartney has such a catalog of excellence that even the list of "most under-rated" is massive

[@garyhillman4993]

Only it’s not Mcartney it’s Billy Shephard

[@ArthurB]

@@garyhillman4993 get a life

[@JayVonck]

@@garyhillman4993oh my! Such a tired falsehood

[@JosepMascort-ik4gg]

Deja la droga!i por cierto era Billy Campbell tontito​@@garyhillman4993

[@lancetop]

EVERYONE that sees Paul live, says it's the best show they ever saw. I never got to see him:( I envy all you lucky folks that have gotten a chance to see this amazing man live.

[@dougrigel1997]

6 times

[@Topkat311]

Paul McCartney is truley a living legend. Probably the greatest songwriter who ever lived, & yet he remains humble,& down to earth. He was the one who arranged the Concert for 911 in NYC after the attack on the WTC. Bless you Paul, forever in the hearts of millions.

[@eddy1210]

This is one of my fav's from the RAM album so yes, I'm glad he played it. You can't take it so seriously, there are many more themes going on here than JL. Thank you Paul.

[@LedZeplican]

It’s pretty much just a jab at Lennon lol

[@punpunpunyama9271]

@@LedZeplican only two lines are about john

[@m7j23s53]

Boy do I sure appreciate what Paul has done for the music scene the past 40 years. WOW.

[@ErJoeJehosaphatz]

That guitar player is excellent - perfect job on those two tunes.

[@hughcorston9645]

I was thinking the same thing! Paul knows how to pick his band mates, They are terrific together. You can tell that they rehearse long and hard before a tour.

[@mileswalcott7241]

I love this number he answered his naysayers just like he did later on silly love songs 🎵 💕

[@mileswalcott7241]

Paul McCartney with a real rocker and his vocal range is incredible

[@paulshelley4754]

Ram was Paul and Linda,s album must bring a lot of memories back to macca when he sings a track off it!

[@cIiffe]

i thought the same thing.

[@drh-ov7eq]

His true love

[@jeffshaw4039]

That was an excellent album. I still have it.

[@iamrichrocker]

what a crowd..from grandpa to grandkids..all singing..all loving..all just great! long live music like this..

[@johnechterhoff4791]

Lord that bass sounds FANTASTIC!!

[@AwesomeBeatles]

This is one of those delicious Paul songs that make me feel forever young. Thank you Paul, I love you.

[@joelro79]

Agreed, this video shows you how Paul can be cold sometimes and thinking only in the bussiness, this is why John Lennon had a resentment for Paul during the seventies, only John Lennon knew Paul McCartney very well.

[@bellaimages]

Still the best concert I ever was at! LOVE!

[@RSTI191]

I was there too, it was biblical...

[@bellaimages]

@Joy Stinson It's been four times for me too ... nothing to be envious of. PEACE & LOVE!

[@cynthiawhite8868]

Awesome awesome song saw him life Fenway Park 2009 unbelievably memorable time ...

[@kenmarvin370]

Where was this concert?

[@bellaimages]

@@kenmarvin370 When I say "best concert I was at" I mean that particular tour. Paul wore that same color shirt, and the stage set was the same ... so I'm thinking this is from his 2005 tour? As far as where this was shot, hard to say, but I saw him in San Jose, CA at the arena the San Jose Sharks play. Hope that helps?

[@pkgannon]

awesome bass on this.. and Rusty just nails the solo.

[@peterm4486]

I forgot how much I like this song!

[@Desmond4956]

Absolutely BRILLIANT the way he segues into "She Came in Through the Bathroom Window"....and the audience ROARS it's approval like an enormous happy BEAST!

[@thumbsaloft]

Awesome song, McCartney really needs to perform much more of his Wings and solo material! Rusty Andersons lead guitar on this song is just perfect.

[@johnmaer]

It's those opening chords on Too Many People that are iconic.....kind of a line cliche between G and C major and dominant 7th? I think the acoustic guitar player performs those classic chord voicings.

[@StarVoyager9]

The ENTIRE audience is completely mesmerized! ...The power of Paul and the power of the songs of the Beatles and of Wings.

[@FeelingShred]

there is a reason why the entire world went through a Revolution in regards to lifestyle (60's) and that later on even the soviet union crumbled down right after a bunch of Heavy Metal festivals passed through the region (1988/1989) REAL MUSIC has power and inspires people to pursuit FREEDOM 🤘🤘🙏🙏

[@thefool2007]

Damn Paul was on fire. His live performances are so thick and awesome.

[@TheYankeeGardener]

One of Paul's most desirable attributes is the ability to make his audiences forget about what is happening outside in their normal lives and to turn an entire crowd into a bunch of people that get along and show love to each other and all through his music

[@JulianLennon1]

a Wings classic never to be forgotten..

[@ricardo_miguel13]

its not even from wings

[@zdvxr]

It was a Paul and Linda solo song

[@Dlaw619]

Simply fantastic bass lines. Each note in its place...

[@RJLKMRD]

Too Many People, Smile away and Monkberry Moon Delight are the three rockers on this album, these three songs are distinguished by the fact that they are high-energy songs and among his most popular on this album, absolutely undoubtedly!!

[@Northanhymbre]

The best McCartney (+ Linda) album.

[@paulonthepiano]

This is my favorite song ever. I swear to God when i heard the first few strums of it in San Jose my heart momentarily stopped

[@AwesomeBeatles]

I just rediscovered this song the other day. This song has gotten better with time. I love this song. Thanks Paul.

[@montydaniels1054]

This band is so tight. Paul's, Guitarists Rusty Anderson (Lead) & Brian Ray (Acoustic) are two of the Best Guitarists/Lead Guitarists alive. Abe Laboriel is an exceptional drummer. He also does Paul's higher vocals since he can't reach them notes... Great upload, thanks....

[@IamMagPie]

Paul has so many great songs to choose from when putting together a set list. If I were him I would dust off a lot of the many songs he hasn't played that often. And I would strap on the Rickenbacker 4001 when playing them 🎸

[@marcchaffee7751]

to see all these people so happy , its amazing !

[@FeelingShred]

there is a reason why the entire world went through a Revolution in regards to lifestyle (60's) and that later on even the soviet union crumbled down right after a bunch of Heavy Metal festivals passed through the region (1988/1989) REAL MUSIC has power and inspires people to pursuit FREEDOM 🤘🤘🙏🙏

[@mikeysaint4368]

I wish Paul would play classics like this in concert more often. The Whole Ram album would be worth playing live from start to finish.

[@ravello99]

"Ram" is such an incredible record. I am SO glad to finally see Macca playing "Too Many People" live. What a great song and a great rocker at that! Now if he'd add "Back Seat of My Car" to his repertoire!

[@JumpinJAKEFlash]

LOVE THIS SONG! This man is an icon. He is to pop/rock music what Beethoven was to classical music. 🤘🏻

[@standave57]

Damn, when I listen to this, it brings me back to 1971. Paul has a way of stirring up old warm feelings.

[@donnamead3138]

What a great combo of songs 😊!!!! Way to go Paul!!!!!

[@yucchhiiowwee]

Another DEEP CUT!! Would anyone have thought that paul would play any DEEP CUTS. I am sooo glad to see that Paul does that. He knows what WE like. RAM WAS one of his biggest albums and MOST of us loved the whole album.

[@Mina-ok5qm]

This was great!! I will love Paul forever. I'm so glad I got to see him play a few times

[@starrynt2112]

Great song writer, awesome singer, good bass player. Wow!

[@jillianannmusic]

I'm in this at 3:24 the little girl flailing her arms around hahah

[@xCARPx2014]

marry me

[@paulsullivan1650]

Jillian Ann I was in row two!

[@marketingfinger]

One of Paul's best live performances... Another favorite is Please Please Me.

[@SGTPROVO]

Wow, this was too cool to see........Linda Grey, Jr's wife from Dallas, soaking up the tunes and rockin out......way to go Linda !!!

[@PC4USE1]

Paul's voice was still great here. I love this song from Ram.

[@zdvxr]

Sucks that time is catching up to Paul nowadays. He’s still great though!

[@paulonthepiano]

this is my favorite song ever and its kind of obscure so when he played it at the concert my heart skipped a beat. That was the greatest concert I've ever been to and probably the best i'll ever see

[@SGTPROVO]

So great to see Country Music Legend Clint Black and friends enjoying the music at 5:12 !!! Awesome, to see how many different genres of fans that The Beatles have affected over the years.

[@humbertofernandes3840]

When I heard this song for the first time was a child and I was so happy and loving this great artist (Too Many People)

[@AnTaReS011191]

wow It's totally unexpected that he's gonna play she came into the bathroom window after too many people, a great medley!!!!

[@dcbdiscerns7617]

Ram on - Paul Ramon ( his pseudonym during the Johnny Gentle tour) - some of us (especially John) listen to the lyrics 😜

[@jah9595]

I have lived my life in wonder at what God has given the United States and what this country has accomplished. In return God has sent us Paul McCartney and his music, a truly wonderful gesture on his part. The United States is truly blessed to have a great country and to enjoy McCartney's music.

[@FeelingShred]

oh boy, I wish he would pick up the Bass more often, he sure does extract some MADDENING sounds out of that block of wood, holy fucking shit 🤣🤣🤣🤣awesome awesome 🙏🙏

[@FeelingShred]

and let me say this: I have been noticing a lot of americans judging themselves way too hard recently, saying things like "We have no culture of our own", "We are a country of dumb fat people" and things like that.... Never NEVER EVER think of yourselves that way... There is a reason why American customer service is number 1 in the world, NO ONE ever gets close (I live in Europe, so much fucking hipocrisy here...) Don't ever fall for this American-hating trend that is out in the world right now... I say this with confidence: most polite people on Earth!! Don't sacrifice your soul comparing yourselves with other places, all those places are miserable, living in denial

[@commanderkor6846]

She came in through the bathroom window and the crowd goes nuts....beautiful.

[@MitchFatelcomic]

he goes right into "She Came in Through The Bathroom Window" so the audience doesn't have time to start into "How Do You Sleep" during the applause break. LOL.

[@jillianannmusic]

I was at that very show in boston. Im in this video at around 3:25. i was only like 11 when i saw him. Paul actually looked at me a dozen times cuz i knew all the words and he really thought that was something. Then he acutally TALKED to me directly after i gave him flowers. he said, "thank you so much, you were great!"

[@gordonchassin8202]

One of the very best concerts I’ve ever seen

[@derekec]

One vid I haven't seen. All the accolades for Paul. All My Loving for him. But I'll step aside a sec and say thanks so much for posting. Haven't read the details of the concert and as often as I've seen, certainly saw him this era, somehow I missed this. I can close my eyes and hear Paul's voice as a 20-30yo. A living miracle.

[@stevekaspar1396]

This is excellent sound.. unreal

[@Ian-sb9vi]

When you start to hear "Piss off, cake" in the beggining of the song, there's no coming back.

[@dougrigel1997]

Isn't he singing "piece of cake?" at the beginning?

[@Ian-sb9vi]

@@dougrigel1997 Yes, but some people say that he say it on purpose for the double meaning on attacking John Lennon. Since John was mad at him with "How do you sleep?" later, I guess he thought that too.

[@mr_bassman6685]

@@Ian-sb9vi *"Piss off, cake. Like, a piece of cake becomes piss off cake, And it’s nothing, it’s so harmless really, just little digs.* But the first line is about “too many people preaching practices.” I felt John and Yoko were telling everyone what to do. And I felt we didn’t need to be told what to do. The whole tenor of the Beatles thing had been, like, each to his own. Freedom. Suddenly it was “You should do this.” It was just a bit the wagging finger, and I was pissed off with it. So that one got to be a thing about them." -Paul McCartney, Mojo magazine (2001)

[@traceya9615]

This is an obvious obvious thing to say, but....FANTASTIC performance!❤❤❤

[@jayvonck545]

Oh boy what a video!! Greatest entertainer I’ve ever seen or heard

[@MertonHayford]

At 3:27 when he launches into She Came In Through The Bathroom Window the crowd just explodes!!

[@Oh_I_Will]

Meh

[@RUTHMACCAS]

I love this clip !!!! Beautiful !!! Yeah Paul you are Great.... Rudy!!!!

[@madelinep9113]

Great song... saw them in Chicago 1970

[@AIKevorkian]

There will never ever be any Songwriters/Musicians as great as Lennon/McCartney in my whole lifetime, or probably in the whole 21st Century! They were the most original (I happen to love their "later" Beatles and solo stuff afterwards), most awesome composers I've ever heard! Although, Irving Berlin, Bing Crosby, Fanny Crosby, Aram Khachaturian, Beethoven and F. Chopin were truly amazing, too! Yes, even Fanny Crosby (late 1800s)!

[@davidwatson8434]

He was brilliant at this time - and look at the ease of the bass line as he sings PURE GENIUS

[@gailfg2211]

The beauty, the magic of the man and his music! Thank you, Sir!

[@thumbsaloft]

When I see a video like this, it totally kills that nonsense that people will leave for bathroom breaks if McCartney sings something other than Beatle songs! I don't see anyone leaving when he's performing fantastic songs like this one! A total myth!

[@yucchhiiowwee]

Have you ever seen sooooo many older KIDS in your life? Lol. I LOVE IT!!! MOST of us WERE kids when this music came out!!! I don't know about you, but "I AM" still a kid at 53!!!

[@MertonHayford]

At 3:51 the chick moving to the guitar fills of Came In Through The Bathroom Window is just awesome! She makes me laugh every time I see it.

[@MrGarbhead]

Clint Black at 5:10 Nobody will ever surpass the Beatles in talent !!!

[@Oh_I_Will]

I sure hope somebody does surpass them…I am dying for some to come along to create New Magic that those 4 Lads did…

[@cheddarcheese7928]

Sounds amazing!!..Really close to the record..And the little jab to Lennon “piece of cake”..

[@Divocwax]

PM admitted in an interview that this song was part of a post-Beatles chapter when he and JL "weaponized" songs at each other. eg. "you took your lucky break and broke it in two" - referring to Lennon announcing to the group he was leaving.

[@frankkolton1780]

It looks like the audience is really into the moment instead of having their faces stuck in their cell phones. It will be the end of a truly great era in music when the last two Beatles are gone. I will cry.

[@patticrichton1135]

I HATE all the cell phones held up in the air at concerts now if you are behind rows of them being held up, you can't see the band. It's annoying. I understand wanting to take a video or pic, but it's during the whole show.

[@roblund6919]

His voice sounds good on this video and he looks considerably younger.What a great song from a great album called Ram

[@music70babbler]

I am so entertained by this music!! Thanks for sharing !!

[@RUTHMACCAS]

Dear Paul - Great video- I'am proud to be a fan of you-Lovely song!Just great. Ilove it !see you in Belgium one day.

[@jasonmardoniomeza1711]

Man this was just as good or better than the original record off of the Ram album from 1971! Bravo! 👏👏

[@FeelingShred]

I could not fucking believe it 🙏🙏

[@petersonlafollette3521]

Ram was his second solo album- sorry Paul but that was prior to Wings...

[@KarmaPolice239]

What a privilege it must be to play alongside Paul McCartney. Not to mention a feather in your cap. More like a plume.

[@rudylommaert8980]

So great ! big music Paul I love it !!! Rudy from Belgium yeah yeah ........

[@Paulco67]

Simply superb

[@Dan_Morrison]

Love Love Love this Live version!

[@SaschaBuster]

Watch Let it be on disney tonight. And somehow happily led to me watching paul vids. Seen him twice in Sydney now....come out again. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@quality333]

I never thought he would ever perform this live. Never did anything live from the RAM album

[@withthebeatleradio]

Wings performed "Eat At Home" and "Smile Away" during the early years of touring for Wings

[@bobf.5538]

The space within us is a amazing dvd..I just wish it had a cd with it..on every live DVD or cd he does songs he's never sang live before some are a one off

[@crazy4beatles]

IMO the best Paul tour in the post 2002 era. The setlist is fire, the set as intimate as you can get in stadiums (really close to Paul). I prefer his look from the more recent tour (longer non-dyed hair, and suits/dress shirt look) but otherwise pretty darn perfect.

[@paulolessa4704]

Meu Deus ,como é bom ouvir , assistir o Paul .

[@MISHRAIF]

Love this version of She Came In Through The Bathroom Window, a good beatles song and Paul out did himself on this with his band.

[@superman11978]

Part of this song is directed at John "That was your first mistake - you took your lucky break and broke it in two." That was referring to him breaking up the Beatles when they were on top. John, however, thought the whole album was an attack on him, so he came back with way more fire with "How Do You Sleep". Paul was pissed off that John escalated it so much, and it just went back and forth like that.

[@KSE5989]

paul is a great muscian n man.Love the beatles hardcore fan of them n paul..Paul is so good in getting the crowd happy n energetic like with these two songs.

[@blodbrodet]

best macca song ever!!

[@chanpatty7700]

Thank you for upload this beautiful song

[@robertamitchum]

great video! ...and great paul, of course.

Great sharing and video. The music is very beautiful, beautiful interpretation.. Friendship Danielle

[@paulsullivan1650]

Just ONE of the reasons he is the best rock bassist ever!!

[@paulsullivan1650]

@Joy Stinson Big time!

[@AwesomeBeatles]

Clint Black at 5:10. "He is leaving there a better man"

[@henryechtner]

Finally somebody has a grip on the life we live , sing it Paul Mc. A true wake up call. Bible has the answers. H.j.

[@spookedhorse]

Incomparable, on every level.

[@lawrencegoodsell1799]

this is a brilliant song.

mira la facilidad del tío tocando el bajo mientras canta.. maldito

[@mariasanchez-fernaudvega3224]

Ya, es lo que tiene el colega que su trabajo lo hace muy bien

[@lesterskelter]

Por eso para mi es el mejor bajista de todos los tiempos. Componer, grabar, tocar y cantar todo eso es increíble.

[@wolferthehawkeye]

Guillermo Vega En silly love songs uno se caga de poder tocar esa línea y cantar

[@adrianameza6344]

Y pensar que hay ignorantes que lo subestiman

[@felipebenavides9902]

y aun hay pseudointelectuales que creen que JPJ es mejor. Sin embargo creo que hay dos o tres bajistas que si estan por encima de sir Paul: Geddy Lee y John Entwistle...y probablememte Jack Bruce en un mismo nivel