Paul McCartney's World Tour begins Sunday , March 28th in Phoenix , AZ :

http://www.paulmccartney.com/news.php


http://www.paulmccartney.com/news.php#/1866/2010-02


Pre-Sale Code is PMFAN

Paul concerts: March 28, 2010 (Glendale - Jobing.com Arena)

March 30, 2010 Hollywood Bowl

PRESALES FOR ALL SHOWS (use code: PMFAN)

Tuesday, February 23rd at 10AM PT/11AM MT

Hollywood Bowl Tickets (March 30th)
Glendale AZ (Phoenix) Tickets (March 28th)

Hot Seat Packages (GLENDALE)

PRESALE Start: Tue, 02/23/10 10:00 AM MST
End: Sun, 02/28/10 10:00 PM MST

PUBLIC SALE Start: Mon, 03/01/10 10:00 AM MST
End: Sun, 03/14/10 05:00 PM MST

http://www.maccareport.com/

JACKY !

which shows will you be attending, Joey?  :wtf3

" ... which shows will you be attending, Joey?  "

Phoenix for sure Ade ..... I have family in the area ( plus , as you well know , March / April is
THE time to visit the desert : Highs during the day in the upper eighties and in the evening we are talking lows in the upper fifties and low sixties  -- Joey like  :)   ) .

My guess is that Omaha , NE and Kansas City , MO are a LOCK ( Macca holds the record
for the fastest sell -out in QWEST CENTER history -- nine minutes back in 2005 ) .

Hell , why NOT see MACCA three times this tour ?!

We are talking a BEATLE for Christ's sake .  The British are Coming !!!!! ....... The British are Coming !!!!!!!! They have conquered America .

" Hit Me Ronnie ! "

Joey McCartney

Coming Up Tour?

Like a flower...

Good luck scoring tickets, Joey!

A 2 city tour? Actually I'm sure he'll add more dates. This is how the Stones should do it. Just do a few shows a year.

Will Denny Laine be part of the festivities?
Does Stumpy get a cut of the proceeds?

" Like a flower...

Good luck scoring tickets, Joey ! "

Done . Tickets Procured : $ 135.00 Each . Section 121 ( Lower Bowl ) .

No Passcode required .

** " YES !!! " **


'kins

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_-3U9CWDWEEk/Sx-JSFuhfQI/AAAAAAAAABY/0mVm2vaZ4Oo/s320/Paul%2BMcCartney%2BGiving%2BThumbs%2BUp%2B9whjvpcxf_Ml.jpg

Joey you didn't go for the $2000 front row package. :wow

" Joey you didn't go for the $2000 front row package. "

http://www.grioo.com/images/rubriques/7/1005.jpg !!!!!

Was at his Paris Bercy Arena show in December and he was...cookin' ! New album needed methinks, apparently he's been working on it.

Joey wrote on Feb 23^rd, 2010 at 12:49pm:

" Will Denny Laine be part of the festivities? Does Stumpy get a cut of the proceeds ? " Nellcote ..................................... Will you be seeing MACCA in the desert next month ? www.AZCENTRAL.com

Joey, please remove any sharp objects from the table.
Sit down, place cushions around you to protect your fall.
Ready?

Joey, I do not care for Macca.

I hope you are ok after this admission?

Nellcote wrote on Feb 23^rd, 2010 at 6:05pm:

Joey wrote on Feb 23rd, 2010 at 12:49pm: " Will Denny Laine be part of the festivities? Does Stumpy get a cut of the proceeds ? " Nellcote ..................................... Will you be seeing MACCA in the desert next month ? www.AZCENTRAL.com Joey, please remove any sharp objects from the table. Sit down, place cushions around you to protect your fall. Ready? Joey, I do not care for Macca. I hope you are ok after this admission?

Not even if he does Venus & Mars/Rock Show? :warhorse

Piedmont Park is still recovering, I found a Macca ticket stub on the grass.

nice one Joey- pleased you got your tickets - we expect a full report of the gig, and of course, photos of
your  post-show 'meet and greet' with Sir Paul  :willya

we will continue to not support Macca.

" Joey, please remove any sharp objects from the table.
Sit down, place cushions around you to protect your fall.
Ready?

Joey, I do not care for Macca.

I hope you are ok after this admission?  "


YOU MAKE JOEY CRY LIKE BABY !!!!!!!!

WHY ?! ... WHY ?! ... !!!!!!!!!!

"............. we will continue to not support Macca. "

**** SIGH !!!!! ****

" Second Hollywood Bowl Show Added Due To Pre-Sale Demand!  "


" Due to unprecedented demand, a second show - March 31 - has been added for Paul McCartney's Up and Coming Tour at the Hollywood Bowl. Tickets will be available to American Express cardholders exclusively now through Saturday, February 27 at 10 p.m. The public on sale for both the March 30 and 31 dates remains Sunday, February 28 at 10 a.m.

McCartney’s extensive Up and Coming 2010 tour will begin Sunday, March 28 at the Jobing.com Arena in Glendale, Arizona--Paul’s first appearance in Arizona since 2005’s completely sold out 37-date US Tour. In keeping with his headline - making special concerts over the last few years, the Up and Coming tour will see McCartney and his band play unique venues, places and locations in both new cities he’s never played and familiar markets he’s not visited for a while. "

*****

" The new show will feature a typically diverse set list drawing on 2 hours plus worth of selections spanning the catalogues of The Beatles, Wings and Paul’s solo career, including tracks from The Fireman’s 2008 album Electric Arguments. There will be some never-before-played-on-US-soil songs added to the set list as well as the US live premiere of ‘(I Want To) Come Home’, Paul’s Golden Globe nominated track from the film Everybody’s Fine. "


http://www.paulmccartney.com/news.php#/1868/2010-02

Joey wrote on Feb 24^th, 2010 at 3:18pm:

"............. we will continue to not support Macca. " **** SIGH !!!!! **** " Second Hollywood Bowl Show Added Due To Pre-Sale Demand!  " " Due to unprecedented demand, a second show - March 31 - has been added for Paul McCartney's Up and Coming Tour at the Hollywood Bowl. Tickets will be available to American Express cardholders exclusively now through Saturday, February 27 at 10 p.m. The public on sale for both the March 30 and 31 dates remains Sunday, February 28 at 10 a.m. McCartney’s extensive Up and Coming 2010 tour will begin Sunday, March 28 at the Jobing.com Arena in Glendale, Arizona--Paul’s first appearance in Arizona since 2005’s completely sold out 37-date US Tour. In keeping with his headline - making special concerts over the last few years, the Up and Coming tour will see McCartney and his band play unique venues, places and locations in both new cities he’s never played and familiar markets he’s not visited for a while. " ***** " The new show will feature a typically diverse set list drawing on 2 hours plus worth of selections spanning the catalogues of The Beatles, Wings and Paul’s solo career, including tracks from The Fireman’s 2008 album Electric Arguments. There will be some never-before-played-on-US-soil songs added to the set list as well as the US live premiere of ‘(I Want To) Come Home’, Paul’s Golden Globe nominated track from the film Everybody’s Fine. " http://www.paulmccartney.com/news.php#/1868/2010-02

the last fireman disc is a classic.word.

" ... the last fireman disc is a classic.word . "


Amen mojo .........................


Speaking of FIRE !!!! :



" More Shows Added To Paul McCartney’s Forthcoming Tour " :

" Sun Life Stadium, Miami – 3rd April 2010
Coliseo De Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico – 5th April 2010

Second Show Added At Hollywood Bowl By Popular Demand

Hot-off-the-heels of announcing the first two concerts of Paul McCartney’s forthcoming ‘Up and Coming Tour’ (Glendale AZ on 28th March and Hollywood CA on 30th March), the rumour mill has gone into overdrive predicting where Macca and his band will turn up next.

The speculation ends today with the announcement of two shows that are set to be his hottest of the year. The first is at the Sun Life Stadium in Miami on the 3rd of April; the only Florida appearance of the tour, the April 3 gig is also Paul’s first show in Miami since he launched his massive 2005 ‘US Tour’ at Miami’s American Airlines Arena five years ago. On April 5th Paul will play his first ever show in Puerto Rico.

The Miami show will go on sale Monday March 8th at 10am, the on-sale date for Puerto Rico will be announced soon.

In addition, unprecedented response to the presale for Paul’s March 30 return to the Hollywood Bowl has necessitated the addition of a second show on March 31. Both Hollywood Bowl shows will go on sale to the general public this Sunday, February 28. "


http://www.paulmccartney.com/news.php

If my trip to San Francisco doesn't materialize, then maybe I will spring for a good seat for the Hollywood Bowl. But with the weather what it's been I wouldn't bother until the date is forecastable.

And I still hate that place.

" If my trip to San Francisco doesn't materialize, then maybe I will spring for a good seat for the Hollywood Bowl. But with the weather what it's been I wouldn't bother until the date is forecastable.

And I still hate that place "

Please see this concert and thank your young Joey later  --- we are talking LOTS of Lennon stuff this time around ...... maybe even Sexy Sadie ?!

Joey Lennon !

Joey,they've got rock & roll at the Hollywood Bowl. :keithpunky

That's a really short tour! ;D

That's Pauls MO. He did a 5 week US tour last year. He'll probably add more shows. But the shows he does are extremely popular and sell well.

" That's Pauls MO. He did a 5 week US tour last year. He'll probably add more shows. But the shows he does are extremely popular and sell well . "

Amen !!!!

http://www.paulmccartney.com/music.php

sweetcharmedlife wrote on Feb 26^th, 2010 at 9:50pm:

That's Pauls MO. He did a 5 week US tour last year. He'll probably add more shows. But the shows he does are extremely popular and sell well.

If he would only wait 5 years for worldwide demand to build up then maybe he could have a top 5 grossing tour of all time.

I suddenly feel a Technicolor yawn approaching....

" I suddenly feel a Technicolor yawn approaching ... "


I gotta feeling that Macca will perform " In My Life " this tour  ( why not , the song DOES say , " Written by Lennon / McCartney "  ) .


O'kins ! ™

I have it on good authority that he'll perform "The Ballad of John  & Yoko" as it ALSO says "Lennon/McCartney" and it's PAUL doing the Yoko imitation!

YES!

AND it namedrops ME!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiT3BsK3JHA

Jesus Christ wrote on Mar 5^th, 2010 at 10:48am:

I have it on good authority that he'll perform "The Ballad of John  & Yoko" as it ALSO says "Lennon/McCartney" and it's PAUL doing the Yoko imitation! YES! AND it namedrops ME! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiT3BsK3JHA

didnt he change it to McCartney/Lennon?

" I have it on good authority that he'll perform "The Ballad of John  & Yoko" as it ALSO says "Lennon/McCartney" and it's PAUL doing the Yoko imitation!

YES!

AND it namedrops ME!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiT3BsK3JHA    "





" The Beatles -The Ballad of John and Yoko "


Jesus Christ  ..... you make young Joeykins smile .


The Joeykins , Est. 1999 and loved by EVERYBODY !!!!!!!

Jesus Christ wrote on Mar 5^th, 2010 at 10:48am:

I have it on good authority that he'll perform "The Ballad of John  & Yoko"

Source ?

I'm omniscient.  















...and KIDDING.  Paul will NOT be performing BoJ&Y.

Jesus Christ wrote on Mar 5^th, 2010 at 12:18pm:

I'm omniscient.   ...and KIDDING.  Paul will NOT be performing BoJ&Y.

have you forgiven JL for his comment?

' stones rule '

mojo .............................


This is a great video :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdShhn1IvCU&feature=PlayList&p=1A8ABC021DC4285F&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=21

Joey,any rehearsal news.....I'm getting Macca fever. :wtf2

" Joey,any rehearsal news.....I'm getting Macca fever. "

I feel ya S.C.L.  ........................


www.maccareport.com

For my baby Joey http://www.paulmccartney.com/news.php

" For my baby Joey http://www.paulmccartney.com/news.php "

" Today finds Paul, the band and the team in North Greenwich at a little, under-the-radar location for rehearsals, also known as the O2 Arena. Just months after an electrifying Christmas show that brought 2009 and the 'Good Evening Europe' tour to a close, Paul has returned to the scene. It’s a slightly different sight that will greet Bat Man today though; the seats are empty, the arena is cold, no beer is being served (shame!) and there's not a sellout crowd of 20,000 people screaming their hearts out to some of the world’s most loved tunes. "


Thanks S.C.L. .......................

Arrived yesterday afternoon ( late ) in the Valley of the Sun ( gorgeous sunset behind the White Tank Mountains ) .  

Drove right past the jobing.com arena ( off the 101 , of course )   ..... looks sweet .

The entire city has MACCA FEVER !!!!!


www.PaulMcCartney.com



O'kins

Some excellent vids from the opening show of the tour in Phoenix : http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=jenneycm#g/u (note to Gazza : that guy also appears to be a fan of Bon Jovi so click with care   ::))

A few surprises : Venus and Mars/Rockshow (shortened), Letting Go, 1985, Two of Us !

Full setlist :

Venus And Mars
Rock Show
Jet
All My Loving
Got To Get You Into My Life
Highway
Let Me Roll It
Foxy Lady

The Long And Winding Road
Nineteen Hundred And Eighty Five
(I Want To) Come Home
My Love

I'm Looking Through You
Every Night
Two Of Us
Blackbird
Here Today
Dance Tonight
Mrs. Vandebilt
Eleanor Rigby

Something
Letting Go
Sing The Changes
Band On The Run
Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
Back in the USSR
I've got a feeling
Paperback writer
A day in the life
Give peace a chance

Let it be
Live And Let die
Hey Jude

Day Tripper
Lady Madonna
Get back

Yesterday
Helter Skelter
Sgt. Pepper's ( reprise )
The End

I was there. It was a great show. Loved the Wings numbers. I'll have to check out the videos later.

" I was there. It was a great show. Loved the Wings numbers. I'll have to check out the videos later "

Best Rock & Roll show EVER :

http://www.azcentral.com/thingstodo/music/articles/2010/03/29/20100329paul-mccartney-review-glendale.html


" Paul McCartney kicks off tour with wild night in Glendale


" With apologies to Ringo Starr, the Beatles' legacy couldn't have hoped to be in better hands at this late date than Paul McCartney's.

Forty years after the breakup, the former Beatle most likely to pack an arena launched his latest solo tour in Glendale on Sunday night with a three-hour set at the Jobing.com Arena that found him more than willing and able to serve as the Beatles' ambassador to the 21st century.

He was nearing the three-hour mark when he blew the dust off a ferocious "Helter Skelter" for the second encore, screaming like he hadn't aged a day since 1968, before sending the crowd on its way with a spirited medley of "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)" and the "Abbey Road" classic "The End" (which brought the final count of Beatles songs to 22). And the only song that seemed to give him any trouble was the early Wings' hit "My Love," where he briefly struggled with the high notes. Everything else was amazingly strong and soulful, with his touring band staying just faithful enough to the original recordings without it seeming like a tribute show. Their most valuable player, other than McCartney, was drummer Abe Laboriel Jr., who proved himself a master of the tumbling Ringo drum fill while bringing a muscular sense of physicality to the table.

Wearing a collarless jacket obviously meant to conjure memories of the early Beatles, he kicked off the show with a well-chosen medley of Wings hits - "Venus and Mars," an abbreviated "Rock Show" and "Jet," the first of several songs that seemed to hold back just enough to really kick in at certain key moments.

The night's first Beatles song came next - an effervescent "All My Loving" that I'd like to think was in that spot because it was also the first song the Beatles performed in their debut appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show." He followed with another Beatles track, reaching back to "Revolver" for "Got to Get You into My Life," with the keyboard player handling all the horn parts while footage from The Beatles: Rock Band played out on the screen behind them.

For a show so firmly rooted in nostalgia, Sunday's concert wasn't shy about reminding fans that this particular legend is still out there making records. Five songs in, he went straight from "Revolver" to the Fireman's "Electric Arguments" for "Highway," a muscular rocker whose funky central riff was not that far removed from "Taxman" territory.

The set list blew off several years of major solo hits, in fact, to get to the recent material. The most recent Top 40 appearance in the set was the medley from "Venus and Mars." But we did get his latest recording, "(I Want to) Come Home" (from the Robert De Niro/Drew Barrymore movie, "Everybody's Fine"), in addition to "Dance Tonight" from "Memory Almost Full" and another the Fireman song, "Sing the Changes."

He did play five songs from his biggest post-Beatles release, 1973's "Band on the Run," though - the chart-topping title track, "Jet," "Let Me Roll It" (among the evening's more impressive vocals), a rollicking "Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five" (one of several tracks that made the most of his touring band's vocal harmonies) and "Mrs. Vanderbilt," an upbeat gem that somehow made its live debut two years ago in Kiev.

The other songs selected from McCartney's solo catalog were "Letting Go," a wistful "Every Night," the heartfelt Lennon tribute "Here Today," and a truly explosive rendition of "Live and Let Die," whose over-the-top pyrotechnic display McCartney later credited to a man named Shakey (for obvious reasons).

The rest of the night was devoted to the Beatles (unless you count that little Jimi Hendrix tribute with McCartney playing lead guitar over the groove to "Foxy Lady").

He didn't mess much with the early years. "All My Loving," "Yesterday," "Paperback Writer," "Day Tripper" and "I'm Looking Through You" were, in fact, the only the pre-"Revolver" tracks, while "Let It Be" got five selections, which is weird because McCartney's always had a problem with that album - especially Phil Spector's string arrangement on "The Long and Winding Road." What's weirder still is that he had his keyboard player do the Spector string arrangement on that song (which still sounds great).

"The Long and Winding Road," the title track and "Get Back" were all pretty obvious choices, but he also dusted off two songs that should've been hit singles - "Two of Us" and a scrappy rendition of "I've Got a Feeling."

Other highlights from the Beatles years included "Blackbird," which McCartney prefaced with an anecdote about how the classic acoustic riff had grown out of his and George Harrison's attempts at playing Bach; a ukulele-driven rendition of Harrison's "Something;" "A Day in the Life" (which segued into Lennon's "Give Peace a Chance"); a rollicking "Back in the U.S.S.R." and an encore performance of "Lady Madonna."

Throughout the night, McCartney's sense of showmanship was as loopy as ever. He's still the cute one that way. And he genuinely seemed like he'd have played another hour when he told the crowd, "There does come a time where we have got to go home. And strangely, it coincides with the time when you've gotta go."

Of course, by that point, he'd already given the audience everything a reasonable Beatles fan could look for in a rock show while making a case for himself as a still-vital artist whose recent work can hold its head high in the company of all those classics.

Set list:

"Venus and Mars/Rock Show"

"Jet"

"All My Loving"

"Got to Get You Into My Life"

"Highway"

"Let Me Roll It"

"Foxey Lady"

"Long and Winding Road"

"Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five"

"(I Want to) Come Home"

"My Love"

"I'm Looking Through You"

"Every Night"

"Two of Us"

"Blackbird"

"Here Today"

"Dance Tonight"

"Mrs. Vanderbilt"

"Eleanor Rigby"

"Something"

"Letting Go"

"Sing the Changes"

"Band on the Run"

"Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da"

"Back in the U.S.S.R."

"I've Got a Feeling"

"Paperback Writer"

"A Day in the Life/Give Peace a Chance"

"Let it Be"

"Live and Let Die"

"Hey Jude"

Encore:

"Day Tripper"

"Lady Madonna"

"Get Back"

Second encore:

"Yesterday"

"Helter Skelter"

"Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)/The End"

Some more great videos from the show:
1985 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMAGxYK_76c&feature=player_embedded
and the incredible Letting Go http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYtM6x6UZhM&feature=player_embedded

" Some more great videos from the show:
1985 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMAGxYK_76c&feature=player_embedded
and the incredible Letting Go http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYtM6x6UZhM&feature=player_embedded


Full Frontal Nuzzle Coming Your Way S.C.L. ....................


Full FRONTAL !!!!!!!!!!

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Paul McCartney
March 28, 2010
Jobing.com Arena

u22utoo: CA-11 > Zoom H2 (Hi Gain) > San Disk > WaveGlue (joined two tracks at first encore) > CD Wave > TLH Level 6

Set list:
01 Stage Entrance
02 Venus and Mars/Rock Show
03 Jet
04 All My Loving
05 Got to Get You Into My Life
06 Highway
07 Let Me Roll It
08 Foxy Lady
09 The Long and Winding Road
10 Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five
11 (I Want to) Come Home
12 My Love
13 I'm Looking Through You
14 Every Night
15 Two of Us
16 Blackbird
17 Here Today
18 Dance Tonight
19 Mrs. Vanderbilt
20 Eleanor Rigby
21 Something
22 Letting Go
23 Sing the Changes
24 Band on the Run
25 Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
26 Back in the U.S.S.R.
27 I've Got a Feeling
28 Paperback Writer
29 A Day in the Life
30 Give Peace a Chance
31 Let it Be
32 Live and Let Die
33 Hey Jude
34 Crowd Noise

Encore:*
35 Day Tripper
36 Lady Madonna
37 Get Back
38 Crowd Noise

Second encore:
39 Yesterday
40 Helter Skelter
41 Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)/The End

Joey wrote on Mar 31^st, 2010 at 12:45am:

" Some more great videos from the show: 1985 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMAGxYK_76c&feature=player_embedded and the incredible Letting Go http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYtM6x6UZhM&feature=player_embedded Full Frontal Nuzzle Coming Your Way S.C.L. .................... Full FRONTAL !!!!!!!!!!

I'm sleepy

Joey wrote on Mar 30^th, 2010 at 11:04am:

" I was there. It was a great show. Loved the Wings numbers. I'll have to check out the videos later " Best Rock & Roll show EVER : http://www.azcentral.com/thingstodo/music/articles/2010/03/29/20100329paul-mccartney-review-glendale.html " Paul McCartney kicks off tour with wild night in Glendale " With apologies to Ringo Starr, the Beatles' legacy couldn't have hoped to be in better hands at this late date than Paul McCartney's. Forty years after the breakup, the former Beatle most likely to pack an arena launched his latest solo tour in Glendale on Sunday night with a three-hour set at the Jobing.com Arena that found him more than willing and able to serve as the Beatles' ambassador to the 21st century. He was nearing the three-hour mark when he blew the dust off a ferocious "Helter Skelter" for the second encore, screaming like he hadn't aged a day since 1968, before sending the crowd on its way with a spirited medley of "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)" and the "Abbey Road" classic "The End" (which brought the final count of Beatles songs to 22). And the only song that seemed to give him any trouble was the early Wings' hit "My Love," where he briefly struggled with the high notes. Everything else was amazingly strong and soulful, with his touring band staying just faithful enough to the original recordings without it seeming like a tribute show. Their most valuable player, other than McCartney, was drummer Abe Laboriel Jr., who proved himself a master of the tumbling Ringo drum fill while bringing a muscular sense of physicality to the table. Wearing a collarless jacket obviously meant to conjure memories of the early Beatles, he kicked off the show with a well-chosen medley of Wings hits - "Venus and Mars," an abbreviated "Rock Show" and "Jet," the first of several songs that seemed to hold back just enough to really kick in at certain key moments. The night's first Beatles song came next - an effervescent "All My Loving" that I'd like to think was in that spot because it was also the first song the Beatles performed in their debut appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show." He followed with another Beatles track, reaching back to "Revolver" for "Got to Get You into My Life," with the keyboard player handling all the horn parts while footage from The Beatles: Rock Band played out on the screen behind them. For a show so firmly rooted in nostalgia, Sunday's concert wasn't shy about reminding fans that this particular legend is still out there making records. Five songs in, he went straight from "Revolver" to the Fireman's "Electric Arguments" for "Highway," a muscular rocker whose funky central riff was not that far removed from "Taxman" territory. The set list blew off several years of major solo hits, in fact, to get to the recent material. The most recent Top 40 appearance in the set was the medley from "Venus and Mars." But we did get his latest recording, "(I Want to) Come Home" (from the Robert De Niro/Drew Barrymore movie, "Everybody's Fine"), in addition to "Dance Tonight" from "Memory Almost Full" and another the Fireman song, "Sing the Changes." He did play five songs from his biggest post-Beatles release, 1973's "Band on the Run," though - the chart-topping title track, "Jet," "Let Me Roll It" (among the evening's more impressive vocals), a rollicking "Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five" (one of several tracks that made the most of his touring band's vocal harmonies) and "Mrs. Vanderbilt," an upbeat gem that somehow made its live debut two years ago in Kiev. The other songs selected from McCartney's solo catalog were "Letting Go," a wistful "Every Night," the heartfelt Lennon tribute "Here Today," and a truly explosive rendition of "Live and Let Die," whose over-the-top pyrotechnic display McCartney later credited to a man named Shakey (for obvious reasons). The rest of the night was devoted to the Beatles (unless you count that little Jimi Hendrix tribute with McCartney playing lead guitar over the groove to "Foxy Lady"). He didn't mess much with the early years. "All My Loving," "Yesterday," "Paperback Writer," "Day Tripper" and "I'm Looking Through You" were, in fact, the only the pre-"Revolver" tracks, while "Let It Be" got five selections, which is weird because McCartney's always had a problem with that album - especially Phil Spector's string arrangement on "The Long and Winding Road." What's weirder still is that he had his keyboard player do the Spector string arrangement on that song (which still sounds great). "The Long and Winding Road," the title track and "Get Back" were all pretty obvious choices, but he also dusted off two songs that should've been hit singles - "Two of Us" and a scrappy rendition of "I've Got a Feeling." Other highlights from the Beatles years included "Blackbird," which McCartney prefaced with an anecdote about how the classic acoustic riff had grown out of his and George Harrison's attempts at playing Bach; a ukulele-driven rendition of Harrison's "Something;" "A Day in the Life" (which segued into Lennon's "Give Peace a Chance"); a rollicking "Back in the U.S.S.R." and an encore performance of "Lady Madonna." Throughout the night, McCartney's sense of showmanship was as loopy as ever. He's still the cute one that way. And he genuinely seemed like he'd have played another hour when he told the crowd, "There does come a time where we have got to go home. And strangely, it coincides with the time when you've gotta go." Of course, by that point, he'd already given the audience everything a reasonable Beatles fan could look for in a rock show while making a case for himself as a still-vital artist whose recent work can hold its head high in the company of all those classics. Set list: "Venus and Mars/Rock Show" "Jet" "All My Loving" "Got to Get You Into My Life" "Highway" "Let Me Roll It" "Foxey Lady" "Long and Winding Road" "Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five" "(I Want to) Come Home" "My Love" "I'm Looking Through You" "Every Night" "Two of Us" "Blackbird" "Here Today" "Dance Tonight" "Mrs. Vanderbilt" "Eleanor Rigby" "Something" "Letting Go" "Sing the Changes" "Band on the Run" "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da" "Back in the U.S.S.R." "I've Got a Feeling" "Paperback Writer" "A Day in the Life/Give Peace a Chance" "Let it Be" "Live and Let Die" "Hey Jude" Encore: "Day Tripper" "Lady Madonna" "Get Back" Second encore: "Yesterday" "Helter Skelter" "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)/The End"

Did Denny Laine play with Macca?

Denny Laine hasn't played with Macca since the 1981 sessions for Tug of War ! He was apparently invited backstage at a concert in Chicago in 1990 but there was a problem with his pass...


MRD8 wrote on Apr 8^th, 2010 at 9:22am:

http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=298152 Paul McCartney March 28, 2010 Jobing.com Arena u22utoo: CA-11 > Zoom H2 (Hi Gain) > San Disk > WaveGlue (joined two tracks at first encore) > CD Wave > TLH Level 6

Thanks for the heads up, the Miami show was posted a couple of days ago but the sound isn't great, "swirly" as per the poster's description.

MRD8, you have a PM from Joey.

left shoe shuffle wrote on Apr 8^th, 2010 at 9:39am:

MRD8, you have a PM from Joey.

Good call....and Joey has a PM from me. ;D

sweetcharmedlife wrote on Apr 8^th, 2010 at 9:42am:

left shoe shuffle wrote on Apr 8th, 2010 at 9:39am: MRD8, you have a PM from Joey. Good call....and Joey has a PM from me. ;D

darth joey is having a BM

The Miami show was outdoors, plus it was recorded from the nosebleeds...this one was indoors...its a very nice recording!:)

Indeed, just started listening to it, nice and bright !

http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=298152

Paul McCartney
March 28, 2010
Jobing.com Arena

u22utoo: CA-11 > Zoom H2 (Hi Gain) > San Disk > WaveGlue (joined two tracks at first encore) > CD Wave > TLH Level 6

Set list:
01 Stage Entrance
02 Venus and Mars/Rock Show
03 Jet
04 All My Loving
05 Got to Get You Into My Life
06 Highway
07 Let Me Roll It
08 Foxy Lady
09 The Long and Winding Road
10 Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five
11 (I Want to) Come Home
12 My Love
13 I'm Looking Through You
14 Every Night
15 Two of Us
16 Blackbird
17 Here Today
18 Dance Tonight
19 Mrs. Vanderbilt
20 Eleanor Rigby
21 Something
22 Letting Go
23 Sing the Changes
24 Band on the Run
25 Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
26 Back in the U.S.S.R.
27 I've Got a Feeling
28 Paperback Writer
29 A Day in the Life
30 Give Peace a Chance
31 Let it Be
32 Live and Let Die
33 Hey Jude
34 Crowd Noise

Encore:*
35 Day Tripper
36 Lady Madonna
37 Get Back
38 Crowd Noise

Second encore:
39 Yesterday
40 Helter Skelter
41 Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)/The End


Bob ..........................


You have a PM !!!!


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