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  • @mccartneymusic I also know this is a song by Paul McCartney as a solo artist in has nothing to do with The Beatles so less should be comparing them, right? I argue that The Beatles are one and Paul McCartney is another person apart,so the issues should be addressed in Beatles songs and videos of The Beatles not in videos and songs by Paul McCartney as a solo artist that and he's another person of another life, not if I explained well,do you understand?

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  • This song is about US South.This album was pissed on but they never listened.Bip Bop is about them Southern States where you were supposed to be in the back seat of any car.If you were black.Please..for once,,Do not put WINGS and Wild Life, down,,it is all about secludesness.

  • That blinking text just kills me.

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  • Best to Jimi Carlson, the bartender at local shithole El Patio who introduced me to this song and it became a jukebox favorite.

  • I like the part where he says 'bip bop'.

  • paul mccartney once said he hated this song... he only released it later, because a producer by the name of Trevor Horn told him that he loved it and it was his favourite song of his.

  • Blew me away when I 1st heard it in summer '74 on a bud's 8-track (!), a little late I guess. But still...GREAT tune !

  • At one time I thought Lennon was "serious" and Mac was "light." With time and learning of how they composed I know they both had all the human feelings, just that Mac wanted to please audiences and Lennon wanted to please his artistic self first. Just different personalities, both gifted by the muse of music! Appreciate a wider range of music, not a narrower one to lead a full life.

  • great song

  • Ok.. The Beatles were 4 people.. made magic.. The chemistry was there.. End of story.

  • DOES ANYBODY KNOW.......the name of the old American blues song he got this from. I was listening to a collection of old black blues artists a few years ago and there it was....I heard a song probably from the 1920s/30s that was clearly where he got the idea for this song. Damned if I cant remember who it was. All i remember is that it was a black blues singer circa 1920s/30s and he had a high voice.

  • @inkey2 I believe the song is "That's No Way to Get Along" by Robert Wilkins. The Rolling Stones did a version (they called it "Prodigal Son") on Beggars Banquet. I think Leo Kottke did an instrumental version on one of his live albums. It's a great melody, with lots of wonderful versions, this being one of them.

    Best wishes.

  • Paul used to play this song to his children.

  • Musically, both Lennon and McCartney were/are brilliant and quite similar. Personally they were from different planets. Lennon was an egotistical, judgemental, self-righteous jackass who was convinced that he was God's, or Buddah's, or Lord Krishna's greatest creation. Long live Sir Paul McCartney, the greatest Beatle.

  • @squidbit1 john lennon once described himself as "a primitive"....like grandma moses. Lennon is at his best when singing raw and uncomplicated rock

  • Who's better Lennon or McCartney? I think the answer is obvious-Harrison. :)

  • @sdgakatbk hahahahaha the really answer is in the album RAM from Paul McCartney, but its a stupid and ineccesaire battle, there´s no winner

  • @789lop1 Scratch what I just wrote. That is, the song by Rev. Robert Wilkins is also called "Prodigal Son." "That's No Way to Get Along" is similar, but "Prodigal Son" is a dead ringer. There's even a version on YouTube!

    Best wishes.

  • Paul McCartney said that Cole Porter was the greatest songwriter in history, and Paul always aspired to be like him

  • quit arguing and enjoy the awesomeness of this song!!

  • @greenbeatles1 AMEN TO THAT!

  • McCartney a great talent but this is not his best work. I think this the type of material Lennon was referring to when he used the expression 'muzac'.

  • @hirdy6: John was full of shit about many, many things. Paul created music in all genres. This isn't "muzak." This is folk music. And it's weird, sure. And nonsensical. And I certainly wouldn't put it in my top 10 McCartney favorites but damn if it isn't catchy and homey and funny (especially Linda's interjection, "Then you go ...". I love that bit). People need to stop defining Paul by John's jealousy-driven comments from 30 to 40 years ago. And just appreciate an offbeat little piece of music.

  • @TheMrosin Whatever blows your hair back. I don't define my opinions by anyone's comments. You agreed with the guts of what I said anyway, it wasn't his best work. Lennon might have been wrong about a some things, who isn't? However I reckon he was spot on about a few things such as world peace and equality between the sexes. His song Imagine says plenty, you might want to listen to the lyrics, might make you less spiteful. If you can write stuff like that you have little to be jealous about.

  • pretty catchy

  • i friggen love this song. all my friends that i had in the 70's were totally RECRUITED because if they wouldn't they couldn't hang with me. I had power in the 70's because my parents allowed all my friends to smoke cigs and even drink beer. NO PAULIE HATERS ALLOWED. Oh and no snobby jock f*cks. You had to be a REAL person.

  • Lol his voice is funny in this song

  • Awful

  • Deep....esp. the wip wop part!

  • we can't all have the same taste in music,but if you can't recognise talent then all you macca haters can listen to oasis wank bros!!!

  • Great!!!....get back in your holes all you Macca attackers!

  • Bip bop...

  • pretty cool song. as i heard somewhere, the wild life album is "engaging and free-and free is what wild life should be, right?"

  • @SenorZorrozzz I dont see the logic in saying that Paul Mccartney is crap... :S

  • @sallyg270 im sure Paul is crap at many things but certainly NOT music,thats for damn sure LOL..

  • @onlyjoetee He's a musical genius :D

  • @onlyjoetee Obviusly you are a perfect ignorant an more... youa have a little brain for the music.

  • @SenorZorrozzz SHUT THE FUCK UP!

  • this song is gay

  • @Schoolifer guess you are to!

  • @Schoolifer your gay....

  • Hmm.. I actually like this. :p

  • Paul was a great song writer, but all of the songs he wrote were not necessarily great. :(

  • wtf

  • Was Paul purposely trying to destroy his career at this point?

  • @Bellyflops2 you wish you could write a song like this, just 1, let alone hundreds.

  • Mumbo and Bip Bop both were experiments in groove and rhythm. Both succeeded .

    Wings Wild Life is so uinderrated..I LOVE it. I think it's his most authentic record, bursting with his romance with Linda. I forgive all the little gaffs.. The album makes you FEEL GOOD!! What's that worth? Definitely my favorite Wings album..

  • nice minimalistic song, but the video vith that moving text is horrible :(

  • please don't argue on the topic; "who is better Lennon or McCartney ?" that's nonsense; anyway there would have been no Beatles without any of the Fab Four

  • @kholerapchakrev2 MCCARTNEY!!!Sorry I had to...

  • I don't think Paul has ever been quite so happy as he was back in the days w/Linda...

  • TOTAL GARBAGE

  • No not garbage. Wrong!

  • @dougat Give me a break! What is good about it? Flush it down the toilet. No comparison to Lennon or Harrison. Paul is just a shill.

  • @CaptRaven54 Lennon is rather shill than Sir Paul is!!

  • @CaptRaven54  bickering like school girls in 1964

  • I like it!! i read in an interview that Paul hates this song what does he know?

  • This clearly rivals Lennon's "Imagine" as a profound statement on global affairs....

  • and what about blackbird and Eleonor Rigby? Ask for global affairs in UN

  • Neither song is remotely profound, but at least Lennon's song is nice, trite children's song.

  • @tristianity4u OMG Patheteic

  • Avec "J'ai dix ans" Alain Souchon a pas mal pompé sur ce titre... 3 ans plus tard. Même fond sonore, même jeu de guitare et souvent mêmes 3 accords, même si la mélodie n'est pas rigoureusement la même. On n'est pas loin du plagiat.

  • Complètement d'accord... mais on sait bien que Voulzi et Souchon sont totalement fan de LENNEON/ MAC CARTNEY...

  • love it :)

  • That's the song he used to play for his children

  • I always thought this song was unbelievably racy & risque' when it came out in 1971-Of course I was 14, & thought EVERYTHING was racy...

  • Awesome---thanks !! They were so happy together. Peace/Love

  • Thanks, squyres this was cute.

  • Nice Song!.Very Beautiful!.*****Stars!.Thanks for Share!.pirrung123.

  • I forgot all about this song :o)

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