' joey ..................... what else does jb like ?  '

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




!!!!!

you got sirius kins? you going to listen to the show on the 13th... stern has been giving people tix, real fans and rock lovers... 1,400 seats, one beatle, one night... going to be amazing... i can't wait to listen.

***********     ALERT !!!!!!    ***********    MACCA ON SNL TONIGHT !!!!!!!     ********


" December 11 , 2010 -- Macca Report News

Paul on Jimmy Fallon's show (December 9, 2010)

Jimmy Fallon sings a duet with Paul McCartney, with an updated version of "Scrambled Eggs". Paul also performs a teary-eyed version of "Here Today" on solo acoustic guitar in memory of John Lennon.



Macca tells stories about riding the bus in Manhattan, the Ed Sullivan show, and getting mugged in Lagos during the Band On The Run recording sessions.  "

http://www.maccareport.com/


!!!!

JB ?





Disappointed fans at Lakefront Airport
J. W. GUILLOT / THE TIMES-PICAYUNE Beatle-ites who waited in vain for their idols at wrong airport. Sept. 16, 1964


Fan sobs because she couldn't touch The Beatles
THE TIMES-PICAYUNE ARCHIVE Beatles fan Karen De Hority sobs after her idols passed her by at the Congress Inn early today. "I saw them but I wanted to touch them," she wailed. Kenner Deputy Anthony Genusa looks on disbelievingly. Sept. 16, 1964


The Beatles just too much for fans
Photo by The Times-Picayune. September 17, 1964 BEATLES JUST TOO MUCH FOR FANS. One girl (resting on railing) appears to be in a state of ecstasy at City Park Stadium in New Orleans Wednesday night as England's Beatles perform. Behind her, another girl is comforted after collapsing from the strain of the excitement. Police said they administered spirits of ammonia to more than 200 people during the performance.


The Beatles at Congress Inn
THE TIMES-PICAYUNE ARCHIVE Here are The Beatles themselves as they appeared at their motel after arriving in New Orleans for their Wednesday night appearance at City Park Stadium. At left front is Ringo Starr. Left rear is Paul McCartney. John Lennon wears the dark glasses. Part of the head of George Harrison, the fourth Beatle, is seen at lower left. Dereck Taylor, one of their agents, shows them a newspaper. Sept. 17, 1964


Poster for The Beatles' concert at City Park Stadium


2 fans swoon at concert
TERRY FRIEDMAN / THE TIMES-PICAYUNE No, they aren't being tortured, they're just enjoying the Beatles' performance at City Park Stadium last night. These youngsters were part of the crowd of 13,000 wildly cheering teenagers. Sept. 17, 1964


1964: A hard day's night for The Beatles and their fans
Published: Sunday, December 12, 2010, 12:00 PM
 John Kelly, The Times-Picayune

Wednesday marked the 30th anniversary of John Lennon's murder, so a photo from The Beatles' trip to New Orleans seemed appropriate.

Early on the morning of Sept. 16, 1964, a series of mishaps left these girls, gathered at Lakefront Airport to greet the 'hairy Britons,' as our reporter referred to them, disappointed and caused the band to refer to New Orleans as the 'roughest' stop on their tour.

A helicopter scheduled to fly them to their motel blew a tire and replacement limousines were incorrectly dispatched to New Orleans International Airport. Their flight was diverted there, which left City Councilman Daniel Kelly scrambling across town, first to the airport and then to their motel on Chef Menteur Highway, in a vain attempt to present them with Mayor Victor Schiro's 'Beatles Day' proclamation. The band's vehicle took a different path from the others, so fans lining the planned route to the motel never got a glimpse of them. At the Congress Inn their limo backed into a Kenner police car as it sought to maneuver through the crowd. The foursome dashed into the lobby, through a utility room and finally into room 100.

The next day Mayor Schiro presented the group with the key to the city and John Lennon responded: 'I want to put my arm around you. You look like a nice fellow, Lord Mayor.' They performed at City Park Stadium at 9:30 p.m. that night before being whisked away to Kansas City.

John Kelly can be reached at [email protected].

http://www.nola.com/music/index.ssf/2010/12/1964_a_hard_days_night_for_the.html

" For my baby Joey
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIitMXSRHC4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxratRSI3gU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dt3RccVhqM



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

Bless You !!!!!!   *** You are much loved by Joey !!!!!! ***

" Great Macca performance last evening , Ronnie ! "

Joeykins

" December 13, 2010 -- The Street.com

Paul McCartney's "Wonderful Christmastime" featured on a holiday CD available at US Post Offices

"People don't usually think about going to the Post Office to buy stocking stuffers or last-minute gifts," said Tim Healy, vice president, Retail Products and Services. "Customers can buy the CD, and other gifts for great prices and ship them at even better prices from the same, convenient location."

The Let It Snow CD is available at select major metropolitan post offices and also can be purchased online at usps.com/shop for $9.74. Produced in association with the Concord Music Group, the CD consists of contemporary and classic stars singing 11 holiday favorites:

Tracklist:

Ella Fitzgerald ­ Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!
Frank Sinatra ­ Santa Claus Is Coming To Town
Ray Charles and Betty Carter ­ Baby, It's Cold Outside
Jason Mraz ­ Winter Wonderland
Mary Chapin Carpenter ­ Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
Chris Isaak ­ Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
Mel Torme ­ The Christmas Song
Rosemary Clooney ­ It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year
Vince Guaraldi ­ Linus and Lucy, A Charlie Brown Christmas
Paul McCartney ­ Wonderful Christmastime
Jackson 5 ­ I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus "

http://www.maccareport.com/

" We can not burn Mick Jagger "

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" December 14, 2010 -- MarksFriggin.com

MarksFriggincom Blogs about Howard Stern not getting Paul's autograph at the Apollo

Recap of Howard Stern's radio show this morning.

"Howard started the show talking about how he's actually awake this morning after staying out late at the Paul McCartney concert. Howard said his daughter Ashley, was there at the concert last night and enjoyed it. He said there was nothing better than seeing her singing along to ''Hey Jude.'' Howard said the concert was fabulous.

Howard said they packed the place with subscribers and with celebrities. Howard said he's not sure why they did that but he saw a lot of celebrities.

Howard said Jared had come up to him and asked about doing a meet and greet with Paul and he was going to try to get him and his daughter in. Howard said he had his wife and daughter's friend there too so he didn't want to go back there with just his daughter. Howard said he didn't want to put Paul under any pressure either. He said Jared told him he wanted to bring all four of them back stage but then he didn't know if he wanted to go back there or just go sit down. Howard said okay and went back so his daughter could meet Paul. Howard said he wanted to come through as a dad.

Howard said Ross or Jared came to him and told him to come back and do the meet and greet. Howard said he walked through the crowd and people were asking where he was going. He had to keep it a secret. Robin said it was almost like a pope kind of thing. Howard said he wouldn't have gone back there if he wasn't there with his daughter. He knows what a pain in the ass it is for Paul. Howard said the guy is 68 years old.

Howard said that he went back stage with Ashley, Beth and Ashley's friend. Howard said they got in a room and there were some people from the board of directors of Sirius there. He said that Chris Rock was there too. Howard said he was marched in there too.

Howard said he was thinking about how Ashley wanted an autograph so he felt terrible asking. He said he's never done that in his life. He said this was important to her though. Howard said Paul came in and he (Howard) asked him if he would sign a ticket as quickly as he could. Paul said that he'd do that but then blew him off saying he had to take pictures. Howard said he ended up not doing it and Chris looked at him like he had really committed a big faux pas. He said that Beth looked at him the same way and it just wasn't a good thing. Howard said they brought them all over to take pictures with Paul and did that but no autograph. Howard said he felt bad the whole concert. Howard said he shouldn't have bothered the guy.

Howard said his daughter asked him if he would have felt bad if someone asked him for an autograph back stage. Howard said he wouldn't. Howard said Paul may be on that no autograph thing that Ringo is on. Howard said he was handled and he just felt bad about the whole thing."

" that is what Scorcese says when talking about the lights on SAL, thanks. "




" December 14, 2010 -- Paul McCartney Official Press Release

Paul McCartney Announces His Most Intimate Show This Century

Friday, December 17th ­ Packed Lunch at the 100 Club, LONDON ( Necessary to win NET ! )

Tickets go on sale Wednesday December 15th at 10AM (GMT) 5AM ET

Tickets limited to two tickets per person.

National 24hr ticket hotline 08442 48 50 77 or online at www.ticketmaster.co.uk

Hot off the heels of rocking the world famous Harlem Apollo Theatre in New York last night, today sees Paul McCartney announce details for his most intimate show of this century and for what is set to be rock n' roll's most sought after ticket ever. After a year of performing in stadiums to millions of people across the world on his record breaking 'Up and Coming' Tour, Paul and his band will take it back to basics with a special stripped down show at London's famous 100 Club. Paul and his band will play a lunchtime show at the historic venue this Friday, 17th December, in what will be his smallest show since his headline grabbing gig at the Cavern Club in Liverpool back in 1999.

This show, which is a prelude to Paul's two UK shows on the 18th and 20th of December, is a once in a lifetime opportunity for fans to watch music's most loved icon up close and extremely personal. Paul has played the world's largest venues, he's performed groundbreaking outdoor shows in city centre's and parks across the globe and he's even performed live into Space. This unique concert will mean that those lucky enough to get tickets once they go on sale will witness a rare and special moment as the most successful songwriter in the history of popular music (as listed by Guinness World Records) performs to one of the smallest audiences he's ever performed to.

Paul said: 'I've played all sorts of different venues over the years and this kind of show presents a different kind of challenge to performing in a stadium. I love performing and I love connecting with audiences, be it in a stadium or arena or in a club. I'm looking forward to being able to interact with fans on a face to face basis, not to mention the smell of sweat and beer!"

In addition to this announcement there is more good news for music fans

EXTRA TICKETS TO BE RELEASED FOR HMV APOLLO LONDON AND LIVERPOOL'S O2 ACADEMY

Extra tickets are being put on sale for Paul's two record breaking sold out UK shows at the HMV Apollo and Liverpool's O2 Academy on the 18th and 20th of December respectively.

The shows both sold out instantly when the tickets went on sale last week leaving some fans disappointed that they had missed out on the chance to see Paul. Upon learning this Paul personally intervened and asked that a portion of his own ticket allocation went to fans instead.

Extra tickets are on sale now and can be purchased by calling the National 24hr ticket hotline 08442 48 50 77 or online at www.ticketmaster.co.uks

These shows mark the end of an extraordinary year for Paul who made not only one but two visits to The White House, first when he received the Gerswin Prize for Popular Song from President Obama and just last week when he was presented with a Kennedy Honour for his contribution to American culture.

Full ticket details:

Friday December 17th ­ Packed Lunch at the 100 Club
12:30pm show

100 Club, London
Tickets priced: standing £60.00
Ticketmaster UK


Saturday December 18th ­ Live at the Apollo

HMV Apollo, Hammersmith, London
Online Booking
London 24hr ticket hotline 08432 21 01 00

Tickets priced: stalls standing £60.00; circle reserved seat £125.00
Ticketmaster UK


Monday December 20th ­ Live at the Academy

O2 Academy, Liverpool

Tickets priced: standing £50.00
Ticketmaster UK

National 24hr ticket hotline 08442 48 50 77 or online at www.ticketmaster.co.uk

www.paulmccartney.com  "

http://www.maccareport.com/

!!!!!

************ MACCA SELLS OUT IN LITERALLY SECONDS !!!!!!!! ******************



" December 15, 2010 -- PM.com

Tickets Sell Out in Seconds

100 Club Show Friday December 17th tickets instantly sell out.


Paul's most intimate gig this century sold out in mere seconds at 10 am today. A surprise announcement was released yesterday that Paul and his band will play a lunchtime show at the historic 100 Club this Friday, December 17th.

Paul said: "We are really looking forward to the show. I've never played at The 100 Club before and it's great to be playing at a venue with so much great history that has seen so many brilliant gigs over the years.

One of the reasons for playing The 100 Club, besides playing a small club gig, is so that we can be part of the campaign to help the venue stay open for a new generation of up and coming artists, like myself!"

Those lucky enough to have got their hands on one of the must have rock 'n' roll tickets this year will experience a once in a lifetime experience to witness one of the world's most loved icons in his smallest solo performance ever.

This show acts as a prelude to Paul's two UK shows on the 18th and 20th December at the HMV Apollo and Liverpool's O2 Academy respectively. Similarly these shows instantly sold out leaving some fans disappointed. This led to Paul personally intervening and tickets from his own allocation were released and once again were snapped up in a fan frenzy.

Paul is celebrating the end of an incredible year (which included not one but two trips to the White House) by returning not only to his hometown but getting up close and personal with fans at an astoundingly intimate venue.

Concert Itinerary:
Friday, December 17th ­ Packed Lunch at the 100 Club, London
Saturday, December 18th ­ Live at the Apollo - HMV Apollo, Hammersmith, London
Monday, December 20th ­ Live at the Academy - O2 Academy, Liverpool  "

http://www.maccareport.com/

Omaha my ass.

You can prefer us to them or them to us, very diplomatic.

' joey .................... what does jb dream about ?  '

!!!!

' jb returns to the board next year '

!