If Macca plays this one at the Grammys I may just watch  ( love that ' Wing's Bass   '   [  Yamaha BB series that has a fat & meaty tone   ]  )   !!!!!  :







Damn   ---   Paul is absolutely rocking that bass .  No friggin  wonder he is considered one of the most influential and greatest  bass players in music history  [ See : John Entwistle and Bill Wyman   ] 

mccartney's last #1, 1983, will history repeat?

Joey wrote on Feb 14^th, 2015 at 9:16am:


setlist:


1.Eight Days a Week
2. Save Us
3. All My Loving
4. One After 909
5.  Matchbox
6.  Let Me Roll It
7. Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five
8. My Valentine
9. Maybe I'm Amazed
10.I've Just Seen a Face
11.It's So Easy
12. Every Night
13. Another Day
14.We Can Work It Out
15. And I Love Her
16. New
17. Lady Madonna
18. Jet
19. Drive My Car
20. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
21. Back in the U.S.S.R.
22. Let It Be
23. Hey Jude
24. Golden Slumbers
25. Carry That Weight
26. The End

celebs attending:

#MerylStreep @tomhanks @RitaWilson
#bradleycooper @LeoDiCaprio @SteveMartinToGo
@eddiemurphy #stevebuscemi @chrisrock
#lornemichaels @jimmybuffett #Stevevanzandt
#peytonmanning @davidblaine #EmmaStone
#amypoehler #kristenwiig
#jasonsudeikis @oliviawilde @JohnKerry
#FredArmisen @CoryBooker @DavidSpade

" February 15, 2015 -- Macca Report News

Paul gets 'Out There' in New York City

Irving Plaza- New York - Saturday, February 14th

On Valentine's Day Paul had a busy schedule. First he rehearsed songs with his band for the "SNL 40 LIVE Special" which airs tonight at 7pm ET to 11:30pm ET on NBC. Then he was seen at Madison Square Garden sitting in the audience for a sports event, which made him late for his scheduled 9pm show at Irving Plaza.

Earlier in the day 200 tickets were released at the Irving Plaza box office at 10am. Only one wristband would be given out for a fee of $40 cash. The concert was General Admission though it is thought there were some pricey VIP tickets for seats in the balcony running close to $900. Scalpers were reportedly asking $500 a ticket.

CONCERT SETLIST

1. Eight Days A Week
2. Save Us
3. All My Loving
4. One After 909
5. Matchbox
6. Let Me Roll It
7. Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five
8. My Valentine
9. Maybe I'm Amazed
10. I've Just Seen A Face
11. It's So Easy
12. Every Night
13. Another Day
14. We Can Work It Out
15. And I Love Her
16. New
17. Lady Madonna
18. Jet
19. Drive My Car
20. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
21. Back In The USSR
22. Let It Be
23. Hey Jude
24. Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/The End

Paul leaves Irving Plaza at 2am February 15th WATCH


February 15, 2015 -- Paul McCartney Twitter

February 15, 2015 -- Showbiz411
by Roger Friedman

Paul McCartney: Meryl Streep, Steve van Zandt, Lorne Michaels, Lucky Few Hear Mostly Beatles Set at NYC Club

What a crowd, what a night, what a set: Paul McCartney and his band played a two hour set of mostly Beatles songs and some solo rarities for a lucky few hundred people tonight. McCartney took over the smallish Irving Plaza, run now by LiveNation, and charged just $40 a ticket. Of course, prices on CraigsList were up to $500 by the time McCartney hit the stage with "Eight Days a Week."

In the crowd were Meryl Streep, Lorne Michaels, Fred Armisen, Steve Buscemi, Jim Carrey, Maureen and Steve van Zandt, Chris Rock, Peter Asher among the A-listers.

The set included "Let it Be," "I've Just Seen a Face," "Drive My Car," "All My Loving," "Back in the USSR," "Ob-la-Di-Ob-la-Da," "Lady Madonna," "Hey Jude," "We Can Work it Out," and the "Golden Slumbers" medley that ends "Abbey Road." McCartney also threw in great solo hits like "Maybe I'm Amazed," "Another Day," "Every Night," "Jet," "Let Me Roll It," "Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five."

McCartney, who will play live on "SNL 40" on Sunday night, joked before "USSR" about playing in Russia. He said a fan had told him he'd learned English listening to Beatles songs. "Hello, goodbye," he offered.

McCartney at nearly 73 just keeps rocking, and sounding youthful and energetic as ever.

Check back for a video or two and some photos...

February 15, 2015 -- Associated Press

Paul McCartney is not lacking for love

The former Beatle was surrounded by celebrity fans at a nearly two-hour Valentine's Day concert Saturday at New York City's Irving Plaza.

"Tonight is about love," he told his audience, as rose petals fell.

He entertained a wide group of admirers, including Peyton Manning, Eddie Murphy, Emma Stone, Tom Hanks and U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry. Other celebs who attended included Jim Carrey, Paul Rudd, Kristen Wiig, Q-Tip, Charlie Day, Jason Sudeikis, David Spade, Andy Cohen and Billy Crystal.

McCartney performed excitedly on guitar and keys, singing "Hey Jude," ''Drive My Car," ''Let It Be" and "Carry That Weight."

And he gave as good as he got.

"New York City, you have been fantastic tonight," he told his audience. "We love you."


http://themaccareport.com/news/report.htm

QTIP?.....WTF is that?

taylor swift/paul mccartney

shake it off/saw her standing there

Macca oughta get his ass back here in BH MG and play Oh! Darling - again. The rest plays itself.

Song made it to Billboard #4 but, sorry Paul, it looks
like Rihanna just pulled the plug on it. She released
another new song today, video to follow next week...

She's amazing.

(update: I like Paul's Four Five Seconds very much,
but I never completely lost it for the song. But this
new one today from Rih, Towards the Sun, I can't
stop listening to it. At least twenty times in a row
now. Too pop for most Stones fans, too pop for
me I thought on first listen, but the tribal/classical
undercurrent, its like george martin meets gospel
meets the lion king uptown or something. as usual,
a completely new sound from rihanna. there's no
generic rihanna sound. she makes the strangest
shit into hits. her records are amongst the best ever
made. (but forget her live shows, she's goofs off
most of the time). but her records are reggae
dancehall gospel club pop rock hiphop perfection.)

WTF are Rihanna and Kanye? Those unbearable human beings which appear in 'E!'?

Sorry for not being able to understand that, but, things aside, that channel, 'E', was a nice channel by the late eighties. Through that channel I first listened about 'La Strada' [a Fellini movie], and 'Pink Flamingos' [I hate that movie; it's funny, but I draw a line when it comes wth animal cruelty.]