It's about sex though it was banned because the idiots who program radio play assumed it was about drugs. The reference to 'banana' is not about smoking bananas either. I don't really want to explain what he intended with that reference but I'll give you a hint - bananas are slick. Having said that let's consider the song. A great tune and about as close to an audio X-rating as you could get then. Nasty, suggestive noises. The lead-in instrumental is one of the best I've ever heard. Then it's chunka-chunka-chunka all the way through until the orgasmic conclusion. The production is not top-notch like most of McCartney's later solo affairs because he was apparently trying to get his band together a get the live sound. So it does come off as somewhat flat and under-produced. That's okay though. It drives and keeps your ears pricked all the way through.
As for 'polygon' - yeah, that is pretty lame and is way too typical of Paul using the first lyric that comes to mind. (It got worse on later releases) Fortunately, many of us thought he said 'body gun' which he later admitted he wished he had thought of. Despite that, a good effort.
It's about sex though it was banned because the idiots who program radio play assumed it was about drugs. The reference to 'banana' is not about smoking bananas either. I don't really want to explain what he intended with that reference but I'll give you a hint - bananas are slick. Having said that let's consider the song. A great tune and about as close to an audio X-rating as you could get then. Nasty, suggestive noises. The lead-in instrumental is one of the best I've ever heard. Then it's chunka-chunka-chunka all the way through until the orgasmic conclusion. The production is not top-notch like most of McCartney's later solo affairs because he was apparently trying to get his band together a get the live sound. So it does come off as somewhat flat and under-produced. That's okay though. It drives and keeps your ears pricked all the way through.
As for 'polygon' - yeah, that is pretty lame and is way too typical of Paul using the first lyric that comes to mind. (It got worse on later releases) Fortunately, many of us thought he said 'body gun' which he later admitted he wished he had thought of. Despite that, a good effort.