A 1970 unreleased song from the Rupert the Bear sessions (around the time RAM was recorded... yet another lost gem). Paul claims the inspiration to this song came from a Picasso painting. There was this Picasso print on the wall, of an old man playing the guitar. And I looked at it all week and towards the end of the week I thought, what cords he playing? you know, on the guitar, what is he playing? and I noticed he just had two fingers [on the guitar], just two fingers there and so I thought I would try and see, you know, if the cords would sound any good, Oh, thats nice!, you know, so then I tried to use that as the inspiration and tried to write a song that only had to use two fingers Lyrics: Da da da da da da da da da da da Oh well, when the wind is blowing Musicians: Paul McCartney - Vocals, guitar, bass, piano, keyboards Linda McCartney - Vocals, keyboards Dave Spinoza - Guitars Hugh McCracken - Guitars Denny Seiwell - Drums, percussion
Posted on: Tue, 06 Jan 2015 23:57:10 +0000
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