 | 4real (0)
03/29/2004 | Of this tune, Paul McCartney said, There are some songs that you can't say anything about except that you wrote them. My favorite post-Beatles hit ever, Listen To What The Man Said sounds like four minutes of rhapsody from a guy at the top of his world which McCartney undoubtedly was as nearly as can be claimed by anyone. With a simple lilting hook and beautiful melody, this song is a piece of elegance that worked its way through Paul's head and fingers like the path of least resistance to millions of us.
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 | VirileVagabond (36)
11/19/2003 | Listen To What The Man Said is the most notable track from Wings' (ie McCartney's) 1975 full-length effort Venus And Mars. The single is classic, have a nice day 1970's pop, and that ain't bad. Instantly recognizable, the song is fast paced, upbeat, harmless. Listen To What The Man Said charted in the U.S. for 11 weeks in 1975, peaking at #1. Buster covered the song in 1978.
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 | lukskywlkr. (3)
10/04/2003 | No doubt my favorite post Beatle McCartney song. It would be close with Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey, but I'll have to go with this one.
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