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I do not care for Macca

Sorry about leaving out the setlist...its early in the morning!

Paul McCartney: In Performance At The White House
June 2, 2010
Washington, DC

First broadcast on PBS on July 28, 2010


Paul McCartney - vocals, bass, guitar, piano
Stevie Wonder - vocals, keyboards
Jonas Brothers - Nick, Joe, and Kevin - vocals, guitars
Jerry Seinfeld - standup comedy
Jack White - vocals, guitar
Faith Hill - vocals
Corinne Bailey Rae - vocals
Herbie Hancock - keyboards
Elvis Costello - vocals, guitar
Master Sgt. Matthew Harding - piccolo trumpet
Emmylou Harris - vocals, guitar
Lang Lang - piano
Dave Grohl - vocals, guitar


Paul's Band
Rusty Anderson - guitar, vocals
Brian Ray - guitar, vocals
Paul Wickens - keyboards, vocals, accordion
Abe Laboriel, Jr. - drums, vocals


Lineage: Cable > Panasonic DMR-EZ28 (SP) > MPEG Video Wizard DVD 5.0* > Video_TS

*commercials removed and chapters/menu created


Time: 1:24:10

Size: 2.90 GB

Video:
NTSC
720x480
8500 kbps
4:3

Audio:
AC-3
192 kbps




01 Intro
02 Got To Get You Into My Life - Paul McCartney
03 We Can Work It Out - Stevie Wonder
04 Drive My Car - Jonas Brothers
05 Seinfeld standup
06 Mother Nature's Son/That Would Be Something - Jack White
07 The Long And Winding Road - Faith Hill
08 Blackbird - Corinne Bailey Rae and Herbie Hancock
09 Penny Lane - Elvis Costello
10 For No One - Emmylou Harris
11 Celebration - Lang Lang
12 Band On The Run - Dave Grohl
13 Ebony And Ivory - Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder
14 Presentation by President Obama
15 Acceptance by Paul McCartney
16 Michelle - Paul McCartney
17 Eleanor Rigby - Paul McCartney
18 Let It Be - Paul McCartney
19 Hey Jude - Paul McCartney
20 Yesterday - Paul McCartney with the Loma Mar Quartet

humiliating

" You know that Piccolo horn player on the solo on Penny Lane was really good but you could see him squirm when Elvis Costello announced his name because he is a marine and marine's dont' like that.    

Elvis Costello said he lived 1 mile away from Penny Lane so when they heard this new tune on the little radio when he was growing up everybody mom dad and the cat all pricked up their ears!


Jerry Seinfeld's marriage remarks were a bit odd. "

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Heart Of Stone wrote on Aug 9^th, 2010 at 12:53pm:


his killer is trying to get paroled again.

http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5ihbIu3GssVJB4IJlJaVlUx9wtoCQD9...

Joey will love this, Paul on SNL.
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/68404/241553

The Real Story Behind the Beatles' Last Days
What led to Paul McCartney's announcement on April 10, 1970 that the band was breaking up
© Apple Corps Ltd 2011
15 Comments
By David Browne
April 8, 2011 12:00 PM ET


Sunday marks an anniversary most Beatles fans would rather forget: the day in 1970 when Paul McCartney announced to the world that the Beatles were essentially over. To promote his first solo album, McCartney, Paul issued a four-page interview with himself. The band, McCartney wrote, was divided over "personal differences, business differences, musical differences," adding, "Temporary or permanent? I don't know." To his own question, "Do you foresee a time when Lennon-McCartney become an active songwriting partnership again?", he bluntly answered, "No."

What was Paul's motivation and what was the immediate fallout? While researching my upcoming book Fire and Rain: The Beatles, Simon & Garfunkel, James Taylor, CSNY and the Lost Story of 1970 (Da Capo, June), I went in search of documents I'd long heard about but had never seen: the court papers of Paul's lawsuit to dissolve the Beatles, filed Dec. 31, 1970.

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The papers documenting the legal end of the Beatles aren't easy to examine. They're stored an hour outside London at the National Archives, home to historical documents dating back 1000 years, and I had to look at them in a windowless room, locked from the outside. I wasn't allowed to photograph any of the papers and could only use a pencil to take notes.

Despite these restrictions – and with the help of some interviews of some crucial players – I was able to put together a timeline of the last days of the Beatles. Here's some of what I gleaned.

Photos: Invasion of the Beatles

March 20: Allen Klein, then handling the Beatles' business affairs, asks EMI to delay the release of McCartney, which Paul wants out on April 17. With the Let It Be album already scheduled for that month, and Ringo about to unveil his solo album Sentimental Journey, Klein is concerned about a glut of Beatle product in the stores.

March 23: Unaware of Klein's maneuver, Paul finishes up McCartney at EMI Studio. The same day, Klein meets personally with EMI and repeats his (and other Beatles') demands. EMI agrees to postpone McCartney.

The Lost Beatles Photos: Rare Shots From 1964-1966

March 31: John and George write a letter to Paul to explain their actions: "We thought a lot about yours and the Beatles LPs – and decided it's stupid for Apple to put out two big albums within seven days of each other. … We're sorry it turned out like this – it's nothing personal." Later that day, Ringo hand-delivers the letter to a shocked Paul at his London home; Paul reads it, yells at him and asks him to leave. "I got really angry when Ringo told me that Klein had told him my record was not ready," Paul says in his court affidavit. Ringo convinces John and George to let Paul's album come out as planned and to delay Let It Be by a month.
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/the-real-story-behind-the-beatles-last-da...