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[joebeuselinck]

Mal: Anymore songs?
Paul: Oh, yeah. *one of the most beautiful songs of all time*

[Inglese]

Incredible that there is film footage of McCartney playing this wonderful song for the first time.

[LesPaul]

I love how Mal is so entranced all the time. He knows the kind of genius that is playing out before his eyes. He knows he is witnessing history in the making, and wants to let every sweet second in.

[isaiahlrice]

Paul was a magician. Plain and simple, he just touch a piano, bass, or guitar and the most beautiful music just poured out. To see someone so beyond talented create masterpieces on this documentary is what I imagine it must have been like to see da Vinci sketch, or Raphael paint.

[djgaben]

I loved the relationship Mal had with each Beatle. Dude was a mate who was ready to help with anything. I also like the convo here with Paul

[MrJohndl]

The look on Linda's face at the end. Pure love and amazement.

[runningsuperska]

Casually just banging out a masterwork

[TheStinkusofYore]

I don't know what's more intriguing: hearing a song I've heard hundred of times in my life in its building block stages with my mind filling in the blanks during the unformed 2nd verse, or Paul saying he's never seen The Wizard of Oz.

[history_lives]

The most legendary composer of the 20th century

[chrisbarker]

a historical document showing a genius at work.

[dougim]

Seeing him just pull that song out of the aether is amazing. What an incredible musical gift.

[johnt]

This Get Back docu was like opening up a treasure chest full of golden nuggets!

[mjphoto]

Genius. We are lucky to have him in our lifetime

[davidwagner]

Pure musical genius, the music just magically flows out of him

[Colt-iiqn]

How Mail went out was just tragic, which someone could have helped him during that time🥹 R.I.P. Mal 🙏🏻

[mileswalcott]

I could never get weary of the composition of this song 🎵 it's magical by Paul McCartney

[vacuumboots]

Unreal the job Mal had. Hearing genius at work. It is mind boggling

[kevinmcinerney]

Paul McCartney - it all just doesn't make sense. Nobody trained him to play piano. He just sort of picked it up. He didn't have a thought about despair and disappointment that he wanted to express with Long and Winding Road. He's just kicking around ideas here with Mal. And yet the finished song conveys such a sense of lonely despair and weariness. It frays your soul. How does that happen?

[dailyflash]

Mal was one of the very few who could walk among the band and talk to them while they were working. He played some simple things on a couple Beatles songs and is said to have helped with a (uncredited) lyric or two.

[keithbertschin]

Never was a big fan of that song but I’ve come to love it as I’ve got older. Beautiful pathos and he was only 26 here, freakin 26!