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48 responses to “Paul McCartney BBC The One Show Interview "Eyes Of The Storm" book”
Time and time again, the world needs to be reminded that it took the assassination of an American president to blow the doors open for the great success of the Beatles and the evil, despicable acts of the lbj presidency.
Checkmate for both sides.
I'm so sorry dude but to me you look like Hillary Clinton LOL HAHAHA 😂
She should have asked him about that.Beatles album cover in which they were all holding mutilated and bleeding dolls. It was. Around for a few months before being replaced. Wonder what they were referring to? Hmmm all coming out soon.
That Liverpool accent gets stronger when it’s on the subject of the Beatles and she’s sitting there thinking “is it him”?
The camera is the only time machine we have! Thank God Paul took these fantastic photos.
Paul as always eloquent and charming, a wonderful personality, but I love all four 🙂 Am curious about the book, such an important time for the Beatles!
Thanks Paul for 60 years (and counting) of musical magic.
I love that the Beatles would not accept segregation.
Blackbird singing in the dead of night, take these broken wings & learn to fly, all your life you were only waiting for this moment to arise! ❤
An absolute living legend! Sir Paul, we love you! (I'm convinced. I'm buying one today).
STILL SO HUMBLE !🙏👑🐐💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💥🇬🇬🎵👍💖💖💖💖💖💖
MY SCOUSER MAN !🎵🇬🇬💥🔥👍💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖🐐🙏👑
The man has been grilled every day for the last 60 years. Documented to death. There was a WW II & a song called Yesterday. Sheesh.
Watching this with the sound off n subtitles on they spell beetles 😳
It always amazes me how the four of them could keep so grounded after immense fame. Paul rode the bus in NYC when doing the Letterman show because he liked feeling normal. A woman recognized him and asked, "Are you Paul McCartney"? Paul responds, yes. Woman: what are you doing on a bus? Paul: I like it. Hilarious. How many celebrities do that?
Makes me emotional because time just ticks away, but we're still experiencing our love and passion for them. By being born in the era of them, and getting our opportunity to interact in whatever personal way we have, our lives are better. So many popular musicians have given us that, but there is ONLY one that is THE BEATLES. Thanks, Macca.
Good on The Beatles for refusing to play a segregated concert. They were young lads in another country and only found out when they got there that it was segregated and refused to go on. A lot of people would not want to rock the boat and cause trouble, knowing they were in a racist nation with racist laws and armed cops enforcing those laws but they stood up for their values. It took a lot more guts and character than we realise.
Hello Billy !!!
I watch so many Paul interviews and over the years some of the stories change and I don't think he is making things up but all this was 60 years ago and he is 80. He probably can't actually remember much of this at all. I cannot remember entire holidays from my 20s and I'm only in my 50s.
I say this as years ago he said the number one story was false. The trip was planned long before they knew they would have a number-one song that week. It was just part of the incredible luck that went along with the incredible talent of The Beatles.
Whereas all these years later he probably believes that he said "Let's make sure we have a number one" because people have been saying git was planned for so long he believes it.
Maybe he does remember but cannot be bothered explaining it here. It must be easier to just say, "yes it was planned".
He vote Labour ❤🤘
Why now? He doesn't do anything unless it can be monetized.
I'll bet he's sick of talking about the beatles lol they only had about ten years together Paul's solo career has been 5 times as long as that but he still gets asked about the beatles
For those of us who lived BEATLEMANIA; hard to explain factoring any current artist times 10 or more…..
It must be so strange for him to look back. He was in The Beatles!
Lauren, a great interview, insightful questions, and letting Paul follow his memories where they lead. Cute end !
And to think (with the benefit of hindsight and history) that the 1964 Grammy for Song of the Year, went to The Girl from Ipanema, beating out I Wanna Hold Your Hand.
How strange, when you consider now, the import of those respective songs of history – 'Ipanema' is the quintessential 'elevator music' song, while I Wanna Hold Your Hand just exploded the British Invasion onto America.
Sir Paul McCartney – one of the greatest Englishmen of all time – has brought billions of hours of pleasure to millions of people…..and will continue to do so long after his death.
He's still charming the girls! Love this! Hahaha!
Every time I see a new McCartney interview, I think thank God, the world is still okay and safe… to think that this is the same guy that my Grandad used to see on the music scene in Liverpool when he played the Cavern with his banjo band! Wow!
Great to see this interview but couldn’t they get some Lavalier mics or at least a boom? The sound is really not great.
What a charming interview. Great questions. What a phenomenon the Beatles were, and still are.
The one I'm interested in is his photos of WINGS! You know he's got plenty of them.
Who was the lady that interviewed him?
Paul looks and sounds great! Keep going!
Remember when we met sir paulie
Before that curse sets in
U know what i mean !
& she never sat with white people before,.. 1960,… Blueparteamouth, – yr? (Gasp!) – Everyone dead, is alive again with AI,.. ! Don't Fear the Reaper 🙂
The guys,.. (Not Wealthy Yet),.. stuck to their guns & were doing good, before we all knew about it,.. (So there's one for the good guy's.) – Well,.. Someone, anyone''s got to do it – It's easy.
I don’t think anyone loved the Beatles more than Paul did
What a beautiful mix. McCartney, The Beatles, and photography. A trio of fantastic things
This is imposter Billy. Paul died in 1966.
Paul McCartney died in car crash on September 11 1966 and was replaced by William. This is THE TRUTH no matter what.
We knew it all the walrus was Paul
Ageless ambassador of musical goodwill and great memories .
Sir Paul.
Forever Beatle…
A Musical Genius and always interesting to listen to.
Why can't they get an interviewer who actually understands the Beatles and isn't about 16?
Great interview
I just want to say the the about the segregation is absolutely right I mean it was an absolutely right thing for The Beatles to do to say we're not playing unless they all sit together The Beatles for me will always be my number one group forever fraternity
He’s lovely 🤗
2:30 His accent goes so scouse when he says "looking back"!!