Paul McCartney & Wings (Band on the Run Live 1976) Kel's Reaction

[@tamelabaas3178]

Who doesn't love PAUL MCCARTNEY and WINGS.💝💝💝

[@dalem8332]

Saw Paul McCartney in concert in the late 70s. PHENOMENAL!! ♥️ Incredible show! The man the legend the genius. Amazing! 😎🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦

[@markmager1669]

Love Wings era McCartney. Also ‘maybe I’m amazed’ solo song is beautiful.

[@Kel.N.RichReactions]

I literally can't wait to play this for Kel. Right on @Mark Mager. Rich

[@c.willharden9589]

SONG GREAT

[@darrenbutcher5570]

Kel-n-Rich this version all day long 👌 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iX3LoH-hid6Boa8

[@markmager1669]

Darren Butcher, now I do love The Faces version as Rod’s voice is amazing, but Paul really means every word of it and sings it like that. It has so much more feeling to it.

[@briandonovan1584]

Maybe I'm Amazed and the whole "McCartney" album was done by Paul. He played every instrument and sang every vocal. All Paul. Maybe I'm Amazed would be his greatest masterpiece if there were not so many others to consider.

[@michaelhames3477]

Off of Paul’s first solo album, “McCartney”, he played every instrument on the album. Done at his home while bringing him out of deep depression.

[@robinf3817]

"Band on The Run" is NOT off Paul's 1st album. This was the title track off his 5th album.

[@giants9833]

Got to see Paul McCartney at Giants stadium back in the 90s. Such a great show, every song was an amazing hit from The Beatles, Wings, and his solo albums

[@carlbaumeister3439]

giants9833 I saw him at Soldier Field in Chgo around ‘90, then Salt Lake City in ‘10. Wow both times.

[@Briansgate]

McCartney's concert in 2018 in NYC was still pretty good. I mean, he's been doing this for 55 years or so, amazing he can still go!

[@diane2193]

One of the great songs ever.

[@texadan314]

"If there's a rock and roll heaven well you know they have a hell of a band."

[@williambevins]

@ribmeat hamhock I wouldn't rush it. But I heard people were dying to get in. Sorry. Had to do it.

[@buffalo1d]

Most rock n rollers went to hell.

[@williambevins]

@@buffalo1d How do YOU know? Last I heard St. Peter still holds the keys.

[@SophiesDriver]

I think I have to agree, but Sir Paul is still with us

[@maryroberts1813]

This song takes back to 1973,15 year old boy and life was good always in the 70's best rock bands ever.

[@rondohunter8966]

In junior high, just got first car and GIRLS are HOT!! High school was the best times. Best music, best cars, everything was better. Loved this song. That lead singer looks familiar. Maybe he was on MTV. LOL!!

[@oliveira_valeria]

I love the live and studio version of this song so much. I always feel blessed to say I've seen this man performing that song live in front of me!

[@ETRacing]

Just watched this again. Love seeing Kel's reaction.... I know its genuine! Love you guys!

[@celinhabr1]

Band on the Run is just great! One of my favorites.

[@ETRacing]

My favorite Singer/Songwriter/Band PERIOD!! Thanks guys!

[@eclecticwitch6669]

I bought this album when it came out! Love it!

[@oldschoolcarl9247]

OMG childhood memories flooding back

[@guesswho4256]

More Paul McCartney please. He's one of the most influential musicians of our time.

[@TheOligoclonalBand]

I saw Paul McCartney and band on the Biker Like an Icon tour. I was about fourteen and stood in the first row and had a lot of fun. I tell people this all the time, but no one seesm to believe me: I was there with a friend and I can swear that Linda McCartney noticed us and smiles at us. Even if it's only in my head, this was one of the shows I will always remember.

[@andrewgarin2486]

Thank you!.....never see much live 'Wings' reviews.......great choice, I was 3 when it was released and I absolutely knew it and loved it....."Live and let Die" is another great one!

[@inkjob12]

I went to this show In San Francisco, at The Cow Palace...I still have the Program....great show.

[@chrislegner4816]

Wings! Part of the soundtrack to my childhood and early teens.

[@stuartharrison165]

Me too , and early Elton . Jimmy McCulloch (spelling?) on lead added to Wings brilliance , briefly .Paul's bass playing and sound back then we're insane , and that voice !

[@clutegoodwin8559]

Thanks Kel n Rich

[@stephenross5706]

I am so glad that you performed a reaction to one of my favorite early songs of Paul McCartney when he formed a band known as Wings. This was a band formed by McCartney in connection with his late wife Linda McCartney after he left his association with the Beatles, following the final major album of Let It Be in 1969. The wings are being formed when he went on a solo hit known as Maybe I'm Amazed in 1970. The Band on the Run song became very popular 1973 as I was turning 28. I always enjoyed the sequence of mystery and musical sounds with unusual guitar riffs, which was contrasted with the storybook musical sounds and smooth adventurous sounds of a band while it was on the road seeking Adventure. The liberty of the music gave you a sense of adventure in your own life as a younger person. In his formation with the band of wings with his wife Linda it was a catalog of many other hits probably some of your commenters have requested reactions on. This included their early top hit of" Jets" Live and Let Die which was used as a main theme song for a James Bond movie at the time. Other hits included " With a Little Luck""Listen to Man Said""Silly Little Love Song". Others included " Uncle Albert/ Admiral Halsey"" Coming Up"" Say Say","Hi Hi"" London Town"" My Love""Mull of Kintre". Besides many others he also had individual collaborations with Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson which included a number one song title Ebony and Ivory. When the Beatles appeared on the scene in 1962 and appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1964 I was not following them in their early arrival or years has I was in the other types of music, primarily classical or Jazz. Later I became involved in popular rock music in the late 1960s and started listening and Gathering their album such as let it be with the long and winding road song. As a result other Mission by Ringo Starr in 2015 on a KZbin video Falling the passage of The Beatles long-time manager George Martin he indicated that the original Paul McCartney had passed away as result of a horrible on a Buick Lucerne on November 9th 1966 which you can see on the internet or KZbin. This resulted from a disagreement and rehearsal with John Lennon at the time. The Paul McCartney we've known since that time and come to love is what is titled as Faux Paul, who was a bandleader a musician of the peppers band. He was involved in forming and producing The Beatles Sergeant Pepper's band album and other albums from that time. He was a son of a band leader and professional musician and I'll really look much like McCartney he had some differences of height and facial markings on his chin. At the time of this discovery there was a picture shown on the Internet or KZbin before the passing of the original McCartney in early 1966 in black and white they showed three personnages it looked much like the original McCartney. The successive Paul McCartney played for instruments including piano where the original McCartney was self-taught and played only the guitar. Ringo Starr's confession or was in conjunction with also that acknowledged by George Harrison before his death in the late 1990s. In studying Beatle album history on KZbin you will be informed that the Abbey Road album where Paul McCartney is shown as walking barefoot was a symbol of his passing..

[@oldschoolfink3212]

The desert town he talks about in this song is Tucson, Arizona. I grew up there, still live there. His wife Linda loved it here and so did Paul. He said this was the only place in the world they could go out in public without being completely overrun with fans. We miss you Paul. I grew up about 5 miles from your property. Drove by it many times. Great times.

[@oldschoolfink3212]

The story is, he hasnt been able to return because of how much Linda loved it here and its too much for him. Its OK Buddy, we still love and miss you here. We understand.

[@ajivins1]

With a love like that, you know you should be glad!

[@steadfastneasy26]

@Kel-n-Rich I realize it's just one man's opinion but I *really* think you should always expose Kel to the studio version of a song first unless its fame came from a live version. So many subtleties were lost here that it made me shrug and sigh. Much love tho.

[@1nelsondj]

I agree, what's missing here is the horn section, the synthesizer covers for it but it's not the same.

[@amorodioamor4388]

I always want studio 1st but sometimes the do live because 1. The studio was blocked. 2. Kel has already heard the studio in her lifetime but they do a live version she hasn't heard.

[@DarrenBaileyActor]

Totally agree. The reason the live version is enjoyable is because you've already fallen in love with the studio version and enjoy seeing/hearing it performed live. That initial love is stripped away here, and the audio quality and orchestra experience is removed.

[@carlbaumeister3439]

SteadFast nEasy Yes, agreed on some songs. Band on the Run is a great example. The studio version is fantastic, better then the live (although live is decent, too). Clearer tones, actual acoustic guitars, etc. But some of his songs, such as Let em In, are actually better live.

[@steadfastneasy26]

@@carlbaumeister3439 "But some of his songs, such as Let em In, are actually better live." However, you would need the studio version as a reference point to know that, right??

[@tonyt550]

Jimmy McCulloch ,,Pauls lead gitarist also died in 1978.RIP Jimmy and Linda ...you both were awesome !!

[@DIAMONDGIRL57]

Such a beautiful song that takes you in different adventures. Spring/Summer 1974.

[@ETRacing]

I forgot you did this video Rich! Many Many Many memories and I know you Know what I am saying....Love it!

[@sonofwolfman57]

Love you guys

[@lorifriedman8987]

I saw him live in the Beatles, Wings, and with two different bands. Always fabulous. Total 6 times. Fab.

[@r.miller4810]

Denny Laine plays the doubleneck SG. He was also the first singer of the Moody Blues with the hit 'Go Now'.

[@probert2431]

I was at this Wings over America Tour when it came to Detroit's Olympia Stadium in May of 1976. The best concert I have ever been to.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Hey, Rich, I’d love for you to show Kel the ‘78 Phoenix performance of Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Rosalita.’ Bruce is at his absolute peak, the band is so tight, and Clarence is on fire with his sax. Plus women are literally flinging themselves at Bruce throughout the song. It’s a fantastic performance & It completely epitomizes the ‘70’s. I think Kel would absolutely love it. 🙂

[@Kel.N.RichReactions]

Nice one. Can you www.knr.wtf it for us? Thanks. Great suggestion.

[@jacklaw3232]

Here is my Wings story. In 1976, I was a 21 year old college. I am in a record store in my hometown, Hicksville, NY, ABC Records. I'm going through the record bins. I find the Bs, looking to replace a worn out Beatles Album. Next to me were a few young girls maybe 14 or 15. They saw me pick out the White album. They had a Wings album in their hands. They questioned on my album, I told them it was the Beatles. They asked who was in that group, I told them. They said they never knew McCartney was in another group. My internal reaction, I'm old at 21. True Story.

[@Stuman57]

SO.. You know what I love about you guys and this channel? It started as a metal/prog rock channel. And that was great. Having Kel hear all the musicianship and power of music she was not familiar with. But then something happened and you've turned it into, also, an amazing rock history lessen for Kel. I think every song, from a little known but amazing song from Jackson Brown, to Pink Floyd and ELO. Every song has been a must listen for classic classic rock history. The reason I love it is back in the eighties, my brother got me the Genesis self titled album(cassette). I was not into my own music really yet. I'm 50 remember. So a long time ago. Something happened to me where I not only went through the Genesis catalogue in like a week, But I went back to the fifties and came all the way back. From Buddy Holly, Janis Joplin, Zepplin, etc. I'm so happy that she is really getting a through history lesson. Great job.

[@davidavi8554]

I had this song on vinyl 45's , needless to say it was my first favorite song that I can ever remember.

[@charlesburris6314]

"With A Little Luck"? Good evening, guys. Good to see you back on.

[@texadan314]

I haven't heard this one in years. Good job.

[@bganey]

Paulie thumping on his Rickie is what makes Rockshow so good.

[@Yngwulff]

Never heard thus version before ….very good! Paul was a masterful bassist who never got much credit for it afaik ...

[@rjspear]

I am a little pissed off with a brother of mine. He showed me Kel's reaction to Mr. Blue Sky and I loved Kel's childlike glee. Now I have fallen into the rabbit hole that is your channel. Thanks for posting all these fun videos.

[@Michael-zi3jx]

Let Me Roll It from the LP "Band on the Run" YOU TWO WE LOVE IT.

[@cyrusbob1]

I liked it because you smiled all the way through. That's all what matters.

[@gigmond]

I know broken record, but this song would have been so much better for Kel to hear the first time the STUDIO VERSION. Showing this live version to the first time hearer does them and the song itself a dis-service. @Rich don't know if you've been reading my comments. There are a few exceptions, but in general the studio version should always be what is shared with the first time hearer. Live versions are for those who have already heard the studio version.

[@you2449]

yeah, it's kind of Rough. Had to tap out.

[@andrew.9423]

Love your show. Take Care.

[@robertfassnacht1945]

i think kel needs to hear studio versions of this and maybe im amazed,also live and let die,all awesome :)

[@williambevins]

Boy this brings me back to my high school days. Hearing that intro triggers a lot of memories. The album cover featured the band and celebrities. Christopher Lee and James Coburn were on it among others. The first McCartney solo album was Ram. The first Wings album was Wild Life. Kel, love the Pepe LePew mug. My wife and I have always liked him and have a couple of collectables of him and the girl cat. They are kind of an inside joke with us. Did you know the female cats name is Penelope? And did you know that Pepe is based on actor Charles Boyer?

[@jimfrederick3907]

Ram is one of the most underrated albums by anyone ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!His first solo album was "McCartney" where he played every instrument on every song.

[@vteksas]

Paul McCartney at his best" Monkberry Moon Delight"

[@tinypurplefishesrunlaughin8052]

Used to play it loud🎶!!!! And “Oh Darlin”

[@amorodioamor4388]

This is the 1st album I ever bought on its release. I had bought a few Beatles and Zep albums but they were out for a while before I bought them. To me this is the greatest post Beatle album by any of the ex beatles

[@jimfrederick3907]

Don't Forget RAM

[@amorodioamor4388]

I prefer this over Ram and I didn't buy Ram on its release

[@1nelsondj]

Both 'Band on the Run' and 'Silly Love Songs' demonstrate Paul's love of stitching together pieces of music into something bigger, he does this a lot. This one goes through 2 changes before getting to the main section. 'Silly Love Songs' has 3 choruses which he plays one at a time then puts them all together in a clever way. He loves medleys too.

[@Vader1138]

Beatles are hands down the greatest band of all time. The most influential. Not that hits make a band great but nevertheless they are almost unbeatable there. Elvis is the only one close that beat them, but include the solo careers of all 4 no contest who was bigger. I saw Paul perform in 92. Still sounded like he did in his younger years and Linda still there. Closest a person of my generation could get to seeing the Beatles live. He was solid. Did his solo hits and a lot of Beatles songs. That tour marked the first time any of the Sgt Peppers material was played live if I remember.

[@carlbaumeister3439]

Charles Lincoln He started doing Pepper in ‘89.

[@mikek5958]

"My Love" from Rockshow (same performance as Band on the Run.) One of my all time favorites.

[@walshaw2]

Jimmy McCulloch was the other young guitarist featured in this aged 23, tragically he died just 3 years later .He was also in a band called Thunderclap Newman, formed by The Who's Pete Townsend, who released the classic single "Something in the Air", which is definitely worth listening to....Loved you two's reaction...keep 'em comin.

[@carlbaumeister3439]

walshaw Drugs. Sad. A great guitarist. Jr’s Farm solo is unreal.

[@garylindsey5174]

"If there's a rocknroll heaven,you know they've got a hell of a band"

[@patticrichton1135]

awww you should have let it run!! You NEED to watch the whole concert, it was in the movie theaters in the early '80s and now is here (in parts) on You Tube and ON DVD called "ROCK SHOW" which THIS video is from, from his 1978 WINGS OVER AMERICA tour. I SAW this concert when it was in Detroit in 1976, and it was fantastic! I have seen him 14 times live in concert since that 1976 concert until the last time I saw him a few years ago. Saw the Beatles twice in Cleveland in 1964 and 1966 when I was 17 and 19.

[@erickvermeulen9734]

bought in those days the Wings over America album, great registration of the live show

[@jimdunagan4180]

One of my top ten ...love it.

[@Vinylrebel72]

James Cobourn and Christopher Lee are on the cover of the album Band on The Run...

[@hillarysloveletterstolorne1496]

Band on the Run was the #1 studio album for the year 1974, in the UK and Australia. Isn't it wonderful seeing lovely Linda on the keyboards:)

[@dennisberceles7387]

It went to #1 in the US in 1974. Other Wings that went #1 in succession: 1. Red Rose Soeedway 2. Band on the Run 3. Venus & Mars 4. Wings @the Speed of Sound 5. Wings Over Anerica For your info and guidance.

[@jonathanegrie415]

Classic wings from 1976. That is actually the last tour he played until 1990. I saw him in 1990 at old Vet stadium in Philadelphia. Again in 1993. He was amazing. Linda was still with him as well. Kel n Rich if you get a chance fo and see him live he is great.

[@LeChaunce]

I saw that same tour in Chicago... December of '89. Great show -- he pulled out some old Beatles and Wings tracks that had never been performed live and slightly updated them, and they sounded great (I'm thinking in particular of Things We Said Today and Fool On The Hill). That and catching the final tour of Rush in St. Louis were easily the best concerts I've ever seen.

[@carlbaumeister3439]

The Applesauce Project If I recall correctly, that ‘89 concert was one of the first of the tour, and was at like the Rosemont? (Help me out.) On the same tour, like late summer of ‘90, he returned, this time to Soldier Field (which I saw).

[@LeChaunce]

@@carlbaumeister3439 Yes! The early December show in '89 was at the Rosemont (we caught the second night), and then he returned the following summer at Soldier Field (my buddy caught that show as well).

[@tonybrownson9051]

Denny Laine was playing the twin neck guitar, Jimmy McCulloch was playing the red sg guitar, very good video. Thanks.

[@nativetexan9776]

We miss you Linda..... R.I.P.

[@matthewborling2571]

Coffee cup!! Priceless

[@terrygarcia897]

I just seen your shirt. Seen rush 1981. Dallas. Tx. Stay well my friends.

[@traceybanting3952]

Please... do some Queen. All brilliant. But the poignant brilliance of ‘Days of our Life’, the humour of ‘I Want to Break Free’, or the crowd appeal of ‘Radio Gaga’ would all be fabulous! Keep up the good work you two lovebirds, love from Blackpool, England xxx

[@TheSloopyJoe]

Love this

[@AlanRogers250]

This album came out when I was in art college. I made a parody album cover featuring a lineup of public toilet stalls with lots of feet showing and instruments in each stall named, " Band's Got The Runs". I got an award for it.

[@Golddust427]

Great song & review❗️Show Kel Let Me Roll It, off same album.

[@wpollock1]

Wings Over América tour supported the Band on the Run album - I think that is Jimmy McCulloch on lead guitar.

[@entwistlelives3686]

wpollock1 1975-1976 Wings Over Tour supported two albums: Venus and Mars and Wings at the Speed of Sound.

[@richardcase3786]

This is from the concert movie Rockshow. The whole concert is incredible.

[@pbdez0623]

It’s 2020 and still popular as it was in the 70’s

[@sedawd77]

You should listen to Uncle albert/Admiral halsey , another classic by paul and linda.

[@WashuHakubi4]

Junior's Farm.

[@yorkiegeoff1825]

Goodnight tonight 👍

[@Alberto_1965_BR]

Nice t-shirt! Wings are great. So many good songs.

[@frankenzion0001]

Fun fact: World famous movie star Christopher Lee, ended up on the Band On The Run album cover purely by accident. As a matter of fact, you can see him in this video, when the camera pans back, to show the film being projected above the stage.

[@yellyman5483]

I think this man is the biggest songwriter in the world. I rate him over Dylan.. I think Paul is simply amazing. That does NOT mean that i thing Dylan is of lesser talent. Bob Dylan is the greatest lyricist that has ever lived, but no one can beat Paul McCartney`s amazing melodies. Band on the run is from Paul`s biggest selling solo album. It went to no.1 all over the world. It sold over 1 million copies in the U.S. and it earned Paul another gold record. Paul McCartney has sold 600 million albums with the Beatles, and 100 million albums as a solo artist. He has also sold 100 million singles which is incredible.. He is by far the biggest selling artist in the world. I don`t think people really appreciate what a legend Paul McCartney is. He is a one off.

[@O_Towne_Bear]

This is from "Rock-Show" concert film - hard to find for many years.

[@danthomas3808]

He made a live DVD called "Back In The USA." Watch it if you can find a copy of it. "Day in the Life" was two songs smashed together. Paul had one and John had one so they put them toghter into one.

[@MetallicA29]

One of the greatest modern day composers.

[@kingoftadpoles]

Concerning the 'Band on the run' album cover, it was a popular quiz question, back in the day, to name all the people featured.

[@rufscooby1]

have a great weekend guys!

[@kjd7351]

They had some great songs too.

[@rockyrushrivera9252]

Epic song

[@yorkiegeoff1825]

Paul McCartney fans have a look at McCartney carpool karaoke 👍

[@charlesburris6314]

"People Are Strange" - Rich. "... when you're a stranger. Faces ...." - Me Lol

Cool shirt Rich.

[@charliemac64]

The first concert held in the Kingdome (RIP)!!!

[@steadfastneasy26]

I can say the same for the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit!! Rush and Max Webster 1981 Permanent Waves Tour.

[@charliemac64]

@@steadfastneasy26 I meant this particular show, shown in this clip, which was released as the motion picture "Rockshow," was the first concert held in the old Kingdome. It wasn't the first event, though. That would be a Billy Graham crusade a month or two earlier.

[@coolhand62]

So was that a piano? Love 'Band on the Run', btw.

[@michaelnorman2967]

Love your shirt Rich!

[@richardrodriguez2120]

Good song. I was pretty young when this came out. Can I recommend Pretty Little Love Songs

[@davidroberts4769]

you mean Silly Love Songs

[@richardrodriguez2120]

Yep. Getting old timers. Lol

[@sergiohernandez1370]

Or maybe Pretty little head

[@robertcussins2807]

Love Wings. Uh, Richard Rodriguez, no disrespect, but it's Silly Love Songs and I think Kel would love it...it's such a happy song. McCartney...still a class act in his 70's.

[@jamesanderson5268]

Nice heavy bass line. I guess you can expect that from a McCartney band.

[@johankotze42]

If I am not mistaken. Linda was the granddaughter of Mr. Eastman of Eastman Kodak fame.

[@AlanRogers250]

Denny Laine just passed away last month. R. I. P.

[@kxcd]

Yep, the sound on this is clear AF..😁

[@cruzsevilla867]

Lovely couple 🙂

[@gerardvinet8448]

So complementary too the Beatles era!!!

[@baylessnow]

How about the two versions of No More Lonely Nights? Both by Paul and Wings.

[@rockyrushrivera9252]

Silly love songs...I love U ...so so Romantic

[@anneahlefeld1989]

What's wrong with that ? I'd like to know ....

[@ErikPortland]

The voice tones have a sort of NPR swcheady balls vibe to it.

[@rhwinner]

McCartney is as good as many sessions players on guitar, bass of course, drums and keyboards. And he's a world class singer. And possibly the greatest songwriter who ever lived. And, he's still performing near the top of his game...

[@charlieo.possum5501]

...so, what are you trying to say?!