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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsMcCartney fan? You gotta watch this video of Sir Paul with James Cordon in London.
The love for him from the people encountered in London is very sweet.
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McCartney fan? You gotta watch this video of Sir Paul with James Cordon in London. (Original Post)
Grasswire2
Jul 2021
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Guilded Lilly
(5,591 posts)1. I soooo needed Sir Macca today :) thank you!
Grasswire2
(13,569 posts)2. It actually brought tears to my eyes when I watched it last night.
I haven't heard Beatles music for a very long time. But it was that serene and sweet look on McCartney's aging face contrasted with his very hip and rocking performance in the pub that was so interesting. It seems the Brits love him more than they love the Queen herself.
Guilded Lilly
(5,591 posts)4. Over my lifetime The Beatles and then Paul were there...
to help me get through tough or sad times
Deaths, tragedy, National and personal, anger, pain, disappointments
and turned them towards the positive healing.
I am forever attached and indebted to the Fab Four and especially Paul for helping me Let it Be.
planetc
(7,811 posts)3. I watched it two or three times after it came out, which must have been ...
2019 or so, since neither of them is masked. In one scene, when a curtain in John Lennon's favorite pub is pulled back to reveal Paul and his band, one of the pub patrons springs to his feet looking in astonishment at the stage. His expression reads: this cannot be happening! (But it is.) Great video.
I didn't really know the level of affection the Brits have for him until I watched this.
2018, I think.