Take It Away

Bip Bop

Sun (without the Glasses)

Three Legs

Only One More Kiss

Get On The Right Thing

Ballroom Dancing

Angry

That Was Me

Old Siam Sir said
I love the fact the Paul rocked harded then the pthers after the boys broke up. Especially since he was always label the sappiest of the four. (I mean, come on, Helter Skelter?) So, although I LOVE his ballads and slower songs and midtempo jams, I prefer his harder rockin' tracks:

Smile Away
Monkberry Moon Delight
The Mess
Soily
Live and Let Die
Let Me Roll It
Jet
Oh Woman, Oh Why 
Letting Go
Call Me Back Again
Rock Show
Medicine Jar
Beware My Love
...]]> Sun, 11 Nov 2012 18:35:01 +0000 http://www.beatlesbible.com/forum/paul-mccartney/best-post-beatles-mccartney-songs/page-6/#p60128 Paul McCartney http://www.beatlesbible.com/forum/paul-mccartney/best-post-beatles-mccartney-songs/page-6/#p60128 You can get a lot of perspective on how good a song is as time passes by.

For instance, 'Another Day'...Now, McCartney was being universally slagged by the critics at this time, and of course John Lennon also took a shot at this song...But, truth is, this was a beautiful pop song, with a number of sections that flow seamlessly together, a kind of Spanish/Latin feel, great understated arrangement, and sweet harmony from his wife, all mixed together great.

The people certainly loved it, for good reason...It would have been a number one Beatles single.

And the flip, 'Oh Woman, Oh ...]]> Sun, 11 Nov 2012 18:23:28 +0000 http://www.beatlesbible.com/forum/paul-mccartney/best-post-beatles-mccartney-songs/page-6/#p59691 Paul McCartney http://www.beatlesbible.com/forum/paul-mccartney/best-post-beatles-mccartney-songs/page-6/#p59691 Cant remember if i included them but a couple more are

C'mon People

Peace In The Neighbourhood

Off The Ground has some really strong tracks and has been wrongly shoved in the cd cabinet amongst all those cd collections featuring songs rerecorded by 1 or more of the original artists, band members or people who happened to be in the recording studio that day and been forgotten about.

All My Trials (from Tripping The Live Fantasic Highlights)

Sally

Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying

Ain't That A Shame

(all from Tripping The Live Fantasic)

Big Barn Bed

Dear Boy

Live & Let Die

My Love

Jet

Let Me Roll It

Bluebird

No More Lonely Nights

Litlle Willow

Souveniers

Flaming Pie

Run Devil Run

Your Loving Flame

Mrs Vandebilt- love the chorus and its crazy live, although I admit that I used to get it mixed up with Ob La Di Ob La da

Junior's Farm

Jet

Dance Tonight

Mull Of Kintyre- so calm and soothing, it reminds me that whatever happens, everything will be OK

Here Today- I suspect I'm not alone when I say I can't hear it without choking up. "What about the night we cried? Because there wasn't any reason left to keep it all inside,"...beautiful, truly heartbreaking poetry

maybe im amazed 

junk

teddy boy 

ram on 

uncle albert/admiral halsey 

live a let die 

juniors farm

all of the band on the run album

listen to what the man said 

mull of kintyre ( my grandads favourite so i like it for sentimental reasons)

with a little luck

coming up

here today 

dance tonight 

no doubt theres tons more i missed 

Smile Away
Monkberry Moon Delight
The Mess
Soily
Live and Let Die
Let Me Roll It
Jet
Oh Woman, Oh Why 
Letting Go
Call Me Back Again
Rock Show
Medicine Jar
Beware My Love
Old Siam Sir
Spin On It
On The Way
Helen Wheels
Hi Hi Hi
Junior's Farm
Nothin' to ...]]> Thu, 24 May 2012 20:25:18 +0100 http://www.beatlesbible.com/forum/paul-mccartney/best-post-beatles-mccartney-songs/page-6/#p52599 Paul McCartney http://www.beatlesbible.com/forum/paul-mccartney/best-post-beatles-mccartney-songs/page-6/#p52599 @ Into the Sky with diamond: Ram was before Wild Life and also I'd say McCartney just worked on back seat of my car longer. Another Day was also originally previewed during the get back sessions.
I really like many McCartney songs, but I think my fevourite one is Maybe I'm Amazed, but I also like Jet, Band On The Run, Live and Let Die, Silly Love Songs, Listen To What The Man Said, Mull of Kintyre and Ebony and Ivory very much. A song which sounds also very well but isn't very well known is Little Willow from ...]]> Sat, 19 May 2012 20:41:58 +0100 http://www.beatlesbible.com/forum/paul-mccartney/best-post-beatles-mccartney-songs/page-6/#p52456 Paul McCartney http://www.beatlesbible.com/forum/paul-mccartney/best-post-beatles-mccartney-songs/page-6/#p52456

I Look at the Floor said: "My favorite post-Beatles Paul song is definitely Back Seat of My Car"

"Back Seat of My Car" would be in my "honorable mention" category.

What's fascinating, is that Paul can be heard playing that song during the Get Back sessions in January '69.

The song didn't make it onto Abbey Road, didn't make it onto Let It Be, didn't make it onto McCartney, didn't make it onto Wild Life, didn't make it onto any single, and FINALLY surfaced on Ram – as the LAST song!

Based on that pedigree, you'd think it was a pretty weak song.

But I agree somewhat with I Look at the Floor. ...]]> Mon, 14 May 2012 00:13:16 +0100 http://www.beatlesbible.com/forum/paul-mccartney/best-post-beatles-mccartney-songs/page-6/#p52454 Paul McCartney http://www.beatlesbible.com/forum/paul-mccartney/best-post-beatles-mccartney-songs/page-6/#p52454 It's becoming one of my favorite Paul solo songs..