Four Paul McCartney Tracks That Would've Perfected a 1971 Beatles Album - Vinyl Friday 114

It is 1970, and Paul McCartney is a lonely man in the middle of something. Buckle up, my friends. We're going to talk about crying. We're going to smile through our depression. We're going to process our grief while lamenting the scourge that is built-in obsolescence. The Piano and Guitar Correspondents have their work cut out for them this week, and there may even be a wee cat cameo... Oh, and here are the previous two episodes:    • How The Beatles Could Have Reunited: A "Wh...      • Four John Lennon Tracks That Would've Perf...   (Disclaimer: I have never met Paul McCartney, but I would assume he has had plenty of other sad years. He just seemed especially bummed out in 1970.) Happy Friday, folks. For those of you with a burning desire to generally support what I do, I'm here to help you along in that journey: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/fathommu... (but no pressure, friends☺️) Want to look at pictures of what I'm working on?   / fathommusicnz   Interested in what my original music sounds like? Here's a playlist of everything I've ever released: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2kp... Keen to purchase music I've made? https://fathomnz.bandcamp.com Fathom albums "The World to Breathe" and "Modern Reflections, Vol. 1" are available on all streaming platforms. Tweed's album "High Brow Blues" is ALSO available on all streaming platforms! Thanks for your sharing your attention with me. :) 0:00 hello! 2:00 necessary background info 9:59 song 1 18:53 song 2 24:38 song 3 29:23 song 4 40:34 goodbye! #beatles #paulmccartney #reaction #thebeatles #lindamccartney #beatlebreakup #crying #clasicalbums #musicanalysis #beatlesmusic #beatlesreuinion #cat #vinylfriday #whatif #musichistory #musicreview #musicreaction