Top Ten Paul McCartney Solo Songs

After Yesterday this is the best song with Paul McCartney's Vocal's. - SouthRight

This was released as a single when Paul McCartney preformed it in the Wings Over America Tour

I still don't know why this wasn't released as a single originally. - PetSounds

best

Best Wings song

A classic James Bond theme song and James Bomd movie

Best song ever! A classic

Only my love holds the other key to me
- among the best lyrical lines ever in a love song - Billyv

This song makes me happy all of the time I listen to it

It's a David Bowie ripoff ("Suffragette City", anybody? ), but it's still great. - PetSounds

My favorite paul McCartney song that isn’t beatles

"Well, take off your face, recover from the trip you've been on. I want you to lie on the bed, get you ready for my body gun."

That line got it banned. Not to mention, Paul keeps singing about his "sweet banana". - PetSounds

Paul has sometimes claimed the correct lyric is "polygon" not "body gun" but who knows which time or on what he was hi, hi, hi... - Billyv

A couple of admitted jabs at Lennon and Yoko in the lyrics and perhaos at the other Beatles too during the "feud" and around the time if the breakup - Billyv

From the best movie ever (in my opinion), Give My Regards To Broad Street

The best song ever from Give My Regards to Broad Street

David Gilmour's guitar solo makes this song for me. - PetSounds

My dad used to play this song for me when I was younger. It is still one of my favorites to this day. - Doom

Even though its called a Beatles song, paul mccartney basicaly did the song on his own - RecklessGreed

My heart is like a wheel, Let Me Roll It to ya

It is a lovely piece of work made by McCartney to poke fun at his critics.

Linda McCartney was a wonderful photographer and musician. It was really nice of Paul to write a song about his former wife, Linda

Wonder why this song was about Linda McCartney...

One of the best songs from Broad Street and his album, Tug Of War

From "Flaming Pie"; so great that it might just be Paul's "In My Life". Stunning that he still had something that great left inside him by 1997.

Only McCartney ever to chart country.