Posts on internet forums have accused the star of ruining Beatles classics during his current One On One tour of the US.Sources on the tour have also told The Daily Mail and other newspapers, that McCartney’s weakening voice now has to be concealed by his backing group and other band members in the sound mix – and he has been urged to sing in a lower key. (Click to DailyMail)
The thing about Paul is that quite often, because he is such a big megastar, all of the people he surrounds himself with are on the payroll and a bit frightened to speak their mind and be honest with him.
On one forum, a fan asks: ‘Would you rather have him touring all the time or saving his voice and making records more regularly?’ Another writes: ‘Yes, touring is ruining his voice (along with ageing) and, selfishly, I personally wish he’d take more care of it, rest up and save it for future recordings.’
A third says: ‘I think age and all those years of smoking… did more damage to his voice than anything else.’ Another suggests: ‘What I find distracting in his voice is his shortness of breath.’
A source close to the current tour told The Mail on Sunday: ‘Paul’s voice breaks often in every show. The song Maybe I’m Amazed seems to be at the top of everyone’s list as the worst offender. It’s dog awful.
At concert: McCartney told press that “We’re doing ‘A Hard Day’s Night,’ which we hadn’t done 
before this tour. And that opening chord is still a thrill. ‘Band On The Run,’ ‘Live And Let Die” and ‘Nineteen Hundred And Eighty-Five’ from Wings ‘Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite,’
Just few days ago, McCartney was attacked by australian papers for silly question about problem with grammar on his lyrics. What the Journal defines as indeed, many of McCartney’s greatest achievements are afflicted by fundamental grammatical errors and non-sequiturs, It appears funny in the general context. Anyway, here are some excerpts of the article. Up to you decide and have your own opinion about. Here’s the article
‘He really needs to lower the keys on almost all of the songs he sings. But he insists on singing them in the same keys as they were recorded in 50 years ago.
A third says: ‘I think age and all those years of smoking… did more damage to his voice than anything else.’ Another suggests: ‘What I find distracting in his voice is his shortness of breath.’
A source close to the current tour told The Mail on Sunday: ‘Paul’s voice breaks often in every show. The song Maybe I’m Amazed seems to be at the top of everyone’s list as the worst offender. It’s dog awful.
