Watch Paul McCartney & The Wings Rockshow

Paul McCartney & The Wings Rockshow is a documentary concert film that captures the legendary musician's Wings Over the World tour. Released in 1980, the film presents a compilation of footage recorded during McCartney's 1975-76 tour with his band Wings. McCartney and Wings kick off the show with "Venus and Mars/Rock Show," showcasing the band's energy and power right from the start. They continue with fan-favorite tunes such as "Jet," "Let Me Roll It," and "Maybe I'm Amazed," with McCartney's signature vocals and bass-playing front and center.

Throughout the film, the audience is treated to a mix of live concert footage and backstage glimpses, showcasing the vibrant personalities of each member of the band. The musicianship is heavy and electric, with plenty of guitar and drum solos and John Lennon's infamous 'Lost Weekend' culminates with him joining McCartney and

As the show progresses, we see McCartney's stage presence shift between his charming and charismatic self to his intense and emotional persona as they perform older Beatles' songs such as "I've Just Seen A Face" and "Lady Madonna" before transitioning into a medley of Beatles and McCartney solo hits, including "Yesterday," "The Long and Winding Road," "Hey Jude," "Band on the Run," and "Live and Let Die."

What makes this film special is not just the exciting performances, but also the ability of the camera crew to capture the energy and atmosphere of the stadium concerts. Viewers get a real sense of what it was like to be there in person, filled with excitement and camaraderie as fans sing along to every word.

In between songs, audiences are treated to small insights into McCartney's personal life, with footage of him and his family backstage as well as moments where he shares what his songs are about. These intimate moments help to break up the energetic concert scenes and humanize the performer, making him relatable and down-to-earth to viewers.

Overall, Paul McCartney & The Wings Rockshow is a must-see for any music fan or McCartney enthusiast. It captures the essence of the Wings Over the World tour and showcases McCartney's undeniable talent and appeal as a performer. The film is a testament to the heights one can reach with a guitar, a mic, and some talented friends, and it is an experience that is both energizing and emotional. Whether you're a hardcore fan or just a casual listener, this film is sure to leave a lasting impression.