We are always amazed by the pure talent and artistry displayed by some singers.
Every now and again, an old clip from one of the greatests will be resurface online. This prompts everyone to ask: ‘How did they do that?’
Footage of Paul McCartney Composing ‘Get Back’This same effect is being felt by many online.
“I’ve never seen anything like this on film before. Paul really has nothing at the 30 second mark—but 45 seconds later he’s got the makings of a hit single,”Ted Giola wrote.
In the clip, we see the shaky beginnings of Paul McCartney walking through what will become one of The Beatles’ hits ‘Get Back’.
Giola also added another tweet. “There’s a widespread view that creative people wait for moments of inspiration. But McCartney, at age 26, is literally able to force these moments to happen. What a skill! And note his confidence & absorption. This is what the ‘flow state’ looks like in real time.”
“Feeling the pressure of their approaching deadline, Paul searches for new song ideas,”The subtitles are at the beginning of the video. “What is about to emerge will become The Beatles’ next single,”—chills.
It is amazing to see how the star can transform a loose chord progression into an original, catchy tune.
People were astonished by the clip in the comments.
@kitket96 Tweeted, “Unbelievable how he uncovers his melody. Just sings it out and uses his voice like a vocal metal detector and unearths the melody waiting to be recognised, which it is instantly. Then just as quickly finds the title and chorus. Immortal.”
“It was magical to watch,”One user said it.
One was struck by the band’s dynamic and wrote: “my favourite part is using the shot of John’s empty chair with the guitar on it as the “Lennon/McCartney” credit comes up. obviously this was their process at the time–writing independently and sharing credits–but it’s clever to see it visualized in this way.”
Another one said: “This is honestly really cool Paul is a very gifted artist.”
“To see this being done in real time…wow,”@DakotaBirder