Most Carpool Karaoke segments stay in the car and on the road, but Corden takes McCartney to his hometown of Liverpool and on a trip down memory. Pepper uniforms - they ended up at a pub. “We’re going to give the locals the surprise of their life,” teased Corden.Ĭorden, who installed himself behind the bar, encouraged patrons to try out the jukebox - and then a curtain dropped, revealing McCartney on a stage with a band. Paul McCartney Blows 'Kisses' To His Father's Era.
“We did not heed his advice,” McCartney adds with a laugh.Īfter getting back in the car - where Corden tried out a few classic Beatles looks, from the moptop wig to the Sgt. “Hi, I’m Paul McCartney,” he said (needlessly) introducing himself to the homeowner.Īs he led Corden through the home (even sitting down at the piano to sing “When I’m 64”), he told Corden how his father had critiqued “She Loves You,” suggesting they replace the “yeah, yeah, yeahs” with “yes, yes, yes.” Then they pulled up at the home where he lived during his late teen years, and where he and John Lennon wrote their hit songs. Their duet left Corden in tears: “That’s the power of music,” said McCartney. “Just let it be,” he said she told him in the dream - which of course then inspired the famous song. Their conversation got emotional as McCartney recounted a dream he’d had where his mother reassured him everything was going to be OK. James Corden was at it again with a new installment of Carpool Karaoke on The Late Late Show last night, but this time around things took an emotional turn. Back in June, Sir Paul McCartney joined The Late Late Show's James Corden for a memorable Carpool Karaoke and now a special extended version with 20 more minutes of footage has been aired.
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