1966
Tag: Paul McCartney
The Raw Deal : Jim Fetzer arguing with Robert Livingstone about whether or not Paul McCartney is dead
The Raw Deal [ 2023 January 25 ]
2023
Jim Fetzer on The Michael Decon Program [ 2022 November 18 ]
2022
michaeldecon.com
Jim Fetzer explaining why he’s convinced Paul McCartney died in 1966
Truth Jihad Radio :聽James Fetzer and Sterling Harwood arguing about whether or not Paul McCartney is dead
2021
audio review : Wonderful Christmastime ( song ) … Paul McCartney
The refrain of this Christmas anthem is indeed Wonderful. Paul McCartney seems to know it too as he reverts to it after every four, or is it two, bars of verse. That gives the song an odd structure in which the bridge is the longest bit.
Not that anyone at the party is paying attention to the structure of the song. Everyone’s too busy having fun, dancing and singing along. “The mood is right, the spirit’s up,” McCartney observes, “We’re here tonight and that’s enough.”
my rating : 4 of 5
1979
Wonderful Christmastime ( song ) … Paul McCartney
1979
promo : McCartney 333
audio review : Deep Down ( song ) … Paul McCartney
It’s what sounds like jazzy pipe organs; Paul McCartney was wise enough to keep them looped; along with funky drums, a Deep bassline and a lively horn section that make this song as groovy as it is.
If it isn’t party music, it’s music to prepare to party to as the old-timer announces a set of “wanna/gonna” plans that include picking a woman up and getting “a bite”, whether with or of her isn’t specified.
my rating : 4 of 5
2020
When Winter Comes ( song ) … Paul McCartney
2020
audio review : McCartney 3 ( album ) … Paul McCartney
This album should’ve come out in 1990, but it’s better 30 years late than never. Linda is long gone, so this is literally Paul McCartney on his own. That means every song is by him with no other vocalists or musicians, like Phil Collins did for Both Sides, with the exception of Abe Laboriel and Rusty Anderson on Slidin.
Women And Wives; a topic Paul McCartney is well-versed in; sounds pretty enough, but the best song here is a nighttime party prepper entitled Deep Down. Led by what sounds like jazzy pipe organs, it’s the album’s royal flush, though it’s the beginning and ending Winter Birds that provide the overall theme.
my rating : 3 of 5
2020