3.02pm
8 January 2015
Still an amazing song, and not one I choose to listen to very often, it’s very raw and powerful.
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12 November 2015
This really is one of Paul’s very best songs, but I hate the way it ends. The verse sounds very climactic, so you think it would end with that, but no. It just sorta ends with a weak fadeout-y thing and goes into the abysmal Kreen-Akrore. If you can’t tell, I’m not a big fan of the McCartney album. Good song though!
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10.26am
9 March 2017
I love this song, it’s probably my favorite Paul solo song, although i do wish that the other Beatles were on it, i’d like it if Ringo played drums and George played the guitar in the background during the solo, as well as some 3 part harmonies from our favorite 3 part harmonizers John, Paul, and George.
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15 May 2015
Dark Overlord said
I love this song, it’s probably my favorite Paul solo song, although i do wish that the other Beatles were on it, i’d like it if Ringo played drums and George played the guitar in the background during the solo, as well as some 3 part harmonies from our favorite 3 part harmonizers John, Paul, and George.
Great idea, I can hear those Paul/John/George harmonies now for that song — and another thing the song lacks, in my opinion, is some input into the lyrics from John: he could always be counted on to inject his acerbic, jaded, world-weary spark of wisdom. Paul tells the story of how when he was writing Getting Better , with the refrain “It’s getting better all the time” — it was John who came up with the devilishly witty rejoinder “It couldn’t get no worse!” — which Paul probably would never think of.
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26 January 2017
One of my favorite songs. The vocal performance is just unbelievable.
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10.49am
2 May 2013
Did Maybe I’m Amazed get performed by The Beatles during the Get Back sessions?
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I cannot find it in my collection (which I’m 90% sure is complete) of the Get Back sessions, so I’d have to say no they didn’t play it.
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5.54pm
17 October 2013
I must do a ‘Maybe I’m Amazed playlist…….’
You know, listing the one song that stands out head a shoulders above every other on an album………There’s nearly always a knock out power ballad (for me) on every one of Paul’s albums. Songs (which unlike MIA) that are rarely heard these days…….. Dear Friend, Back Seat of My car…….Little Lamb DF…….Through Our Love……Motor of Love etc……Personal choices….
And then do a knockout rocker list called……… Soily What a song that is!!!!!
Maybe I’m Amazed is total brilliance and agree with everyone who wishes it had come along early enough to have the Beatle treatment. But it didn’t…Still amazing!!
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10 August 2011
Don’t necessarily agree with your other top choices, but do agree with this one.
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3.22pm
28 April 2020
This is probably Paul’s best post-Beatles song! I first heard it when it came out as a single in 1977 as a live version from ‘Wings Over America ‘ and I thought it was brilliant and bought the single. I really loved it! I later bought the ‘McCartney’ album and initially was disappointed with the version on the album, probably because I had been used to hearing the live version.
Since then though, I would play the studio version far more than the live version and do now prefer it.
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15 February 2015
I do prefer the way the live versions ended, with that lovely little descending guitar arpeggio, but the studio one has its charms as well.
It’s an a m a z i n g song, he could have sung it whilst banging a toy piano and it probably would’ve been good.
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30 December 2022
I heard Maybe I’m Amazed for the first time today. I’ve always stayed loyal to John’s solo music and nobody else. But dammit Paul grabbed me in with this one. It’s so good, I almost cried the first time I heard it. I guess I’m a Paul McCartney fan now and I honestly don’t know how to feel about it.
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12.24pm
17 June 2021
I enjoy the McCartney album as a whole, but I think Maybe I’m Amazed is the best song on there.
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