Paul McCartney Surprise Concert at NYC's Grand Central Terminal - Beatles songs only
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2018
- This is Paul McCartneys Surprise Concert at NYC's Grand Central Terminal - Beatles songs only
Tracklist:
A Hard Day’s Night
Can’t Buy Me Love
I’ve Got a Feeling
From Me to You
Love Me Do
Blackbird
Back in the U.S.S.R.
Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
Birthday
Lady Madonna
Let It Be
Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)
Helter Skelter
Golden Slumbers
Carry That Weight
The End
Paul McCartney released his 18th solo album Egypt Station on Friday (September 7) and gave New York City fans a little treat.
As Rolling Stone reports, around 200 people, ranging from close friends to total strangers, filled Vanderbilt Hall - a chamber off the main commuter concourse of Grand Central Terminal. Meryl Streep, Chris Rock, Amy Schumer, Jimmy Fallon and Jon Bon Jovi were all there.
The former Beatle was filming a RUclips livestream concert and wanted to make sure it went smoothly, so he gave the crowd instructions. His plan was to begin the broadcast alone, with the audience in complete silence. “Then I’ll just move a little more over this way and sing, ‘Hey Jude…'” he explained. “And you’ll sing, ‘Don’t make it bad…’ And that’s your big moment!” Only, that was its only moment. Aside from the intro tease, he didn't play the iconic song.
The living legend of course was there to promote his new album, but the special show's set list only contained a few Egypt Station songs - relying mostly on old classics. 
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In 100 years people will still be listening to Beatles music and loving it 🎶
Yes I agree a awesome group, did alot of awesome songs
People will never stop wondering how 4 genius came together at the same time. Make music that will never be forgotten. The Beatles what a gift. Anybody who was there when the Beatles first came on the scene. Know they were lucky being there at such a decade
@Emily-bh5wo I was a Kinks fan at first .thought the Kinks lyrics were best especially Dead End Street. Then Revolver was released Knock ever other Albums off the chart
I'm 65 and I'm so happy to see the younger generation enjoying all the music of the BEATLES
I saw him perform Wings over America tour in the late 70s ..AMAZING!! 100 years from now he will be up there with Beethoven, and Mozart. Our generation will be remembered because we were privileged enough to witness it.Think about that when listening and seeing him perform. A time capsule of OUR life.
Paul McCartney and the Beatles are a gift from God beyond a shadow of doubt. I grew up with them in the sixties from Ed Sullivan till now I'm 74 and I play guitar and still do many Beatles songs I will always love them from the bottom of my heart. God bless
Yes love the Beatles I remember in 1971when I was 5.paul McCartney is a awesome singer and song writer
they love him still
I'm 72 and when Paul sings early sixties Beatles the early childhood memories come flooding in.
I too am 74 at this time and like you play guitar and have been in several bands and love the Beatles.
❤️
I was a teenager when all of these songs came out. And because of the Beatles, it was one of the most golden times of my life.
The Beatles a awesome group,they sung Elenore Rigby and nowhere man and paper back writer in 1966,year I was born.I remember Paul McCartney in 1971, when I was 5,my brother Barry Parsons played hey Jude for me.Barry passed away in2019,was63
Yes absolutely the best! I'm 70 and the Beatles will always be in my heart. Rock on ✌️💞 🌟❤️🎵
@@beatricebateman8887 im56 and love the Beatles
@@lisaparsons4124 ✌️🎵🌺
@@lisaparsons4124 🎉🎉🎉😮😅
What can you say about the man that hasn't already been said? Besides, to see the joy on the faces of so many people of so many ages from all walks of life says it all. Thank you, Paul.
Tears down my cheeks - chills down my spine. Thank you Sir Paul for shining a bright light on my youth, never a dull moment. Time goes by too fast..- I'll be 70 next year.
IM 75 NOW IN 2021.TEARS DOWN MY CHEEKS TOO! WHERE HAVE ALL THE YEARS GONE! I HAD THE PLEASURE OF MEETING PAUL AND LINDA BACK IN THE DAY AND SPENT 3 HOURS WITH THEM.THE NICEST PEOPLE EVER! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️😎🇺🇸
You are both lucky.
Hello kind sir, Hakan Hansson. Sir Paul has been a bright light in my life as well. I feel so very blessed and happy that I have been accorded many opportunities in my own life to listen to many musicians. Sir Paul is definitely a bright light for so many people around the world! His genius is undeniable. I just thought I would respond to Your post because I can really relate. I was born in the early sixties and there are very few musicians anything like Sir Paul! I guess he touches my heart. I've been NEEDING his beautiful lyrics to remind me of all the BRIGHTNESS in the world. Thank You for sharing and I wish You an AWESOME birthday!!🌹✌️🙂
Hello kind Sir Hakan Hanss
Yes I agree, Paul McCartney is a awesome singer and song writer I remember in 1971, when I was 5, and he sung in 1966year I was born ☺️
I'm 73 and and it's heartwarming to see so many younger people enjoying the Beatles music
Yep, many of us weren't born when The Beatles began, over 50 years ago, but their music is so awesome you'd have to be tone deaf or have garbage taste to not like them.
I am "only" 60 but have been listening to them since I was a child. Time stands still when I hear them!
I'm 67, and I feel the same way! I only wish John & George were still with us. Then maybe we could've looked forward to a possible Beatles Reunion Concert & album. But alas, it's not to be. Too bad. But let's enjoy who & what we have now, and wish them both a long lovely life, and for lot's more music and joy! Peace & Love to All in Our World!
Larry Gillreath, Gun Barrel City, Texas.
Beatles passed the test of time. 34 year old here, born 17 years after they split, lifelong fan. I see kids way younger still into them too.
You were young then, remember? Ha, Ha!!!!
Oh yes, I'm 71, experienced the Beatles from the beginning. Today, you can hardly comprehend what was going on back then. They were omnipresent. When they went to America, they were in the top five of the charts ... it's likely that will never happen again. And the waiting for their new songs, five times in the record shop, until they were finally there. It was a fantastic time that I would never want to miss!
So very glad I lived through this extraordinary period in musical & cultural history starting age 14. Revolutionary.
Visiting John & Paul’s homes in Liverpool was quite an emotional experience too.
Hear hear Brovo! Thanks for the sharing your thoughts ! Amazing
Top 5 songs in the charts at the same time. Will definitely never be done again.
Even though his voice isn't what it once was, he still plays the songs in their original keys. Gotta give him credit for that!
spot on. dropping it a key always loses the oomph. but he's lucky because the melodies are so good and the music is tight so he gets away with it. I love the man
The man has been giving us his all for 60+ years, many would have took the money and run, but he has continued to help us through good and bad times!
It’s called ‘the emotive inflection of aged mastery.’
exacto
He can play anytime, anywhere in the world and will ALWAYS have a huge audience. The magic of being a BEATLE!
the last genius ...
a privilege to be contemporary of this icon !!!
long life Paul !!!
made our lifes full of lights !!!
The best band of my youth got old, and I'm turning 70. Sometimes it feels like a very quick ride...
For a thousand years there will never be another Paul McCartney.
I heard the Beatles first song in 1964 on a Danzig transistor radio and I knew then.
The Beatles music has been with me ever since.
Through romance. marriage, children and now into my twilight years.
God bless.
What can you say, Paul still rocks, and remember he's 75 years old during this concert, your the man....
No that was Ringo - I wanna Be Your Man ;)
*You're
the other beatles just can't, you are right here!
play music for 15 year old chicks in 2021? still good?
I bought my first Beatles 45rpm record in 1965 when I was 10 years old. It was “I saw her Standing There” on side A and “Boys” on side B. Since then, I had been a lifelong fan of the Beatles. Im now 67 years old, collected all their albums in vinyl and CDs and I able to watch their concert in Manila in 1966. The best years of my life.
This is the definition of an Icon, with class, talent and humility. The fact that he is still doing this is more valuable than when he first did. He has no peer.
As a 65 year old beatles fan, I may be allowed to say: his voice wasn't the best that day.
@@laoluu He is over 70 cant expect his voice to be the same when was 18
@@laoluu He is 78
The voice is gone..and it's normal..he's 78 and has been screaming since 1957...,, his ego is enormous ( opposite of humility)... which is the only reason he still singing ( spoiling the songs).... he needs the adulation.... not the money... People will go to his concerts...of course....to See him...He's everywhere with anyone doing whatever ...riding on the most precious legacy ..... I'm a Beatle fan since December 1963....but I'm so tired of him .
@@laoluu He`s 78
I have to say even though I was very young in that era.....I got to experience the explosion of the Beatles. Oh the memories, love it!!!! Who is with me 2022, let me hear from you!!!
I'm with you Barb they are phenomenal and they are a gift from God above. God bless them all and rest in peace John and George
2022 too, of course :)
Rockin' 'til the end, Barb x
@@JohnSmith-us2jx Me too, John, me too!!!
Hey Barb, With you on that ! I remember hearing them on the radio when I was about 5 years old. They played I want to hold your hand, and my sister and I were holding hands while listening to the song. After that, I was hooked. Even had Beatle boots to wear for my communion.
I was extremely fortunate to get tickets to see Paul for my 41st birthday. I'll never forget seeing Paul in person and experiencing the performance of many legendary songs. His tribute to George was A M A Z I N G! I don't think there was a dry eye in the whole stadium - Lambeau Field, baby! Helter Skelter was more metal than I'd previously realized. Live and Let Live was amazing with all the pyro and I don't think a single person was sitting during that song. Oh, when he hit that first chord in Hey, Jude... I bet everyone had goosebumps. For a moment we were all family and there wasn't a woe in the world. I'm grateful for my gift of Paul.
If i died and returned to planet earth in 2000 years they would still be playing Beatles music
Anyone alive acting so graciously? Dylan? Stones? Not with this level of energy ⚡🤓
Yes. A born showman. He doesn't have to do any of this, he's one of the wealthiest men on the planet. But he does it for the love of composing and performing. Good for him!
@@Historian212 and for all of us
Ozzy Osbourne! Also inspired by the Beatles.
Just a lad from Liverpool who had fun as a kid playing music. Still having fun.
Sir Paul McCartney blessed with talent.
So true☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆
Love from Music. I miss George and John..
He's just a genius
@@user-oy3dk1vz9p ao
Nice
I'm 66 and its heartwarming just t be hear to hear Beatles music..
His BAND was bien during the Beatles heyday.. Geez Paul why did you wait till I left Queens for Florida to play Grand Central???
Must've been a blast..
I'm 67 and the Beatles got me thru some rough teenage years..
Rock on Maaca..
John said before he died that there breaking up helped George's song writing???
They should've done like the Stones.. Take a year off, do individual stuff, then get back together..
But the management of Apple was a mess..
Paul didn't want Allen Klein to take over, which really led to the breakup.. Not Yoko..
me too!!! from Slovakia
@@bendesilvajr7342 They had plenty of time to do that on their own and didn't. Everyone makes their own personal decisions. Please leave it alone already. We all have read and heard quite enough about A.K. & Yoko & Linda. Let It Be.
Anybody need a cure for the isolation of the 20/20 Covid Blues?? This is it...!!! Pretty much the soundtrack of my life.... So lovely to see people two generations younger than me grooving on the Beatles ..... Thank to the band, and thank you Paul!
It's nice to see good people enjoying the Beatles music tying the past with the present.
Paul could perform in a phone booth and would be great. Lucky people. saw him in concert in Montreal a few years back; 3 hours straight, no breaks. Beyond fantastic. Cheers,Paul!
A true performer is Paul McCartney. Nothing short of a genius. The thing about Paul McCartney is that he is among those rare musicians who enjoy their music, enjoy playing it and enjoy playing to an appreciative audience. Thank you Sir Paul for being who you truly are--a man of the people, a true troubadour, a folk hero. Bless you🙏
1964.....Bought my first Triumph Bonnie, saw the Beattles on Ed Sullivan. Blown away! 1966.....Terrified in Vietnam, 1968.....watched amerika burn. 1972...."The Great Complacency" began >------>2021, still truckin' along like Paul, who has bean a part of my evolution since that incredible night on Feb 9, 1964. Thankx Paul, thanks for just being there during those terrible/wonderful years of the '60's. Thankx for the Golden Slumbers. Thankx for the music that helped me survive, what being alive has cost me.
Oh yes, and thankx for helping me teach my children to give peace a chance!!!
The most respected,admired,prolific and popular artist alive in the world today. Períod . Still ,a humble man.
Soon to die.... so sad.
@@jaytomson7052 faul
@C L WHAT ABOUT JOHN AND GEORGE?
Only Ringo left standing
Poetic justice..
And still NOT the real Paul who died in 66
This is an era and a legend
I'm amazed that younger generation shows keen fondness to Beatles music. Truly, Beatles are forever phenomenal!
Why would that amaze you? Great music is truly timeless. They'll be listening to Beatles songs hundreds, even thousands of years into the future
No question that this music of The Beatles is the greatest of all time!! You know every word to every song!!!!!
To say that it's the best over stating it not. To sayit''s not a pleasant change. From the early 1900s but to say. It is the best of all timme?
Fuck yi allday
For all that is bad today...it is great to live in a he generation...the 60's and 70's that had such great artists.....i am thankful for that
This brought me to tears. What a wonderful show, so many great songs, and a feeling of pure love through the whole thing. I miss the days when songs like these were popular.
Tears are silent images of pain
Of the men in my lifetime, Paul is the one I have never stopped loving. My love for him and the Beatles is everlasting!
Maria Clark --- me too, I was 16 when I first saw them perform on the Ed Sullivan show, in black and white TV 1964. I bought their first record and practically wore it out trying to memorize all the words. I have another first album, still in cellophane! Bet it’s worth something now. I saw them in concert three times. There is a YT CHANNEL of just Paul and his songs. You can leave comments.... maybe he’ll answer yours.
Yes I miss the days of real music writers
It's up to us.
His voice is certainly showing it's age, however I was more surprised how fit he is at his age and how well he can actually still sing and play...and scream. Four songs in and he's giving em hell. Id still go and see him for sure.
you can't sing for 15 year old chicks forever...
Yes, he started off slowly in voice but improving as he sang songs after song, I think he gained confidence once he knew we still really love him
As time goes by, you can hear that "old man warble" in his voice more & more on the relaxed portions like in Let It Be but when he kicks out the loud vocals in the lyrics like in parts of I've Got A Feeling he still sounds the same decades later. I saw them ~20 years ago back in Vegas & he/they kicked ass non-stop. The drummer Abe knocks me out. He's a show by himself. Outstanding show! I can't wait to see the 'Get Back' doc/series coming up!
The man is a legend and plays like a legend in his age. I would still get a rush just by standing in the same room as him. Let alone watching his show... I would just FREAK!!!
@@Cienega32 You hear the warble, and you just can't help but loving the man even more. 🎸🎸
Love how Paul has kept the same musicians in his band for so so many years such a dream job
Who's the lead guitarist? A real talent.
@@nuboyhere Rusty Anderson and yeah, dude rocks that guitar!!
Thank you, Jakal! 😸
@@Jakal-pw8yq Truly. Even attempting to do Harrison's playing is beyond most guitarists; and he sings a lot of John's parts in the songs, too, incredible. In an interview, Dhani Harrison discussed George's work, and how few people can manage to do a credible job covering it.
Long live Paul and Ringo!
Probably the greatest songwriter- and musical genius ever to grace this earth.
Without a doubt!!
I know his voice is pretty weathered now- still impressive. In his prime could anyone sing better than Paul McCartney? Sweet one moment, raunchy the next, great range, power.
Has anyone brought so much delight to so many people over so many years?
@@jennifera.anderson7649 I DOUBT IT.
He is
Maybe as far as an all-in-one is concerned. There are better instrumentalists, vocalists, and composers. But, a better package deal? Probably not.
They played Trentham Gardens in Stoke on Trent 1963, tickets sold out in about three hours, so on the night myself and a friend walked along the perimeter wall, I jumped on to the wall and pulled my friend up, jumped down and walked to the kitchens door at the back of the hall. Went into the kitchens just asked a couple of the staff if everything was going ok and no one questioned us, walked into the hall,it was incredible, never heard a bloody thing for the screaming.Great days.
🤩🤪
That must have been the thing back thing. We snuck into a concert going through the kitchen on the East Coast to see Joan Baez
Lucky guys
Priceless memory, great story for the grandkids....only in my dreams!!!😍
I saw them in 63 Bradford Odeon, saw them, not heard them, screaming unbelievable - I had to stop - wonderful experience.
The man has a catalogue of instantly recognizable songs that would last for an entire lifetime.......the years are catching up but he can still belt out his hits.....most guys would have retired 20 years prior to this but this is Paul McCartney...............
I'd also like to say one Beatle performing songs that 4 Beatles use to perform is better then no Beatles......
Oh man! Paul is still amazing and loves his relationship with audience. A true showman. Almost 60 years later!
@Emily-bh5wo Who's not? But I'm an old fogie so I'm biased.
However, tears flow out of my eyes for some reason..... thank you, Paul the great forever!
Me too ❣️
He is our youth and life
Tears are silent images of pain
Me too
Yup me too
I cried, too lol
Every songwriter, musician, artist can learn from this man!!! Not only how to write, sing and play....but to be humble and respected!
So heartwarming to see him play all the old Beatles songs and still getting such a great response from the audience!
If he goes before me I will certainly cry that day. Love you sir Paul for over 55 years now......you’re a gift 🎁 to us all.
Randy Hudgins I agree with you Ruth Brasil
Too true
Me too! Cried for months when Lennon was murdered & as I share his birthday, every year even October 9, 2020. Same when Harrison died, I don’t think I have recovered yet.
I thought so today and even the thought made me cry. Honestly, I will sit out in the market place with his picture and a candle beside me. And whistle Beatles-songs eight days a week.
truth !!!!!
The long and wonderfull carreer of the Sir Genius Paul McCartney!!!
No one come even close - Paul McCartney the greatest song writer and entertainer EVER.
Saw the great man in Dec 17. Swear he was 25 again absolutely dynamic, it was as if it was 1972..Beatles Wings Solo.
I’m 53 and loved you guys since age9♥️💋
Me too I am 52 and have never budged or swayed away from his wonderful melodies and lyrics...I believe the ability to create music that moves the human emotion is very, very special.
His voice isn't what it was, but at 80 he still put on an impressive performance. It never seizes to amaze me the age range of his fans, the Beatles music lives on as it should and is still relevant today...
He was 76. In 2020 he was 78.
The phrase is “never ceases to amaze”.
Yes, he's voice!! 😢
His voice is just fine for 76. Especially considering he didn't have vocal training, unless he's done it in the intervening years. And that he smoked cigarettes for many years. Sinatra didn't sound so great in his seventies, either. In fact, Sinatra barely had a voice before he finally stopped performing.
I'm most fortunate to have followed the Beatles all these years.
Me too for 50 years and never budged
Me too!! I saw them twice at the Hollywood Bowl, & saw Wings at Anaheim Stadium!!
I'm 70. Fantastic concert.
Paul's gonna outlive us all.
Talk with Keith Richards about that.
In our hearts...
Love him
Already Dead...
You mean Keith Richards, then ......Paul......then ......the rest of us.....Your Welcome......
Love the Beatles forever.....Love you Paul..Sir Paul, You are a genius....I cried when I went to see you for the very first time about 10 years ago...a dream come true...I dreamt to see one Beatle in my lifetime and did it....thank you Lord!
God has given me a wonderful life so far - a beautiful childhood and adolescence, when I, living in a socialist country (Czechoslovakia - now I say fortunately :-)) I first heard the name Elvis Presley and the group Shadows on Radio Luxembourg.
Then between a stream of quite uninteresting songs suddenly something completely new and refreshing sounded - and I didn't know who it was. So, when this new, musically really nice style came up again, I started watching the band's name - and it was called BEATLES! I accidentally found them for myself! Then I adored them for years and enjoyed their beautiful music for many years - even while studying medicine in Prague. I am now 74 years old and I enjoy their music just like when I was young.I even bought a guitar after 40 years and I try to play and sing Ticket to Ride :-) I'm really happy to see a lot of young people at this amazing concert.
Thank you Paul, John, George, Ringo for still gilding my old years. Thank you ALL, and to you Paul and Ringo good health! Francis Lakatos.
First time I heard The Beatles I was about 3 years old.
I was lying down with a fever and some guys in the neighborhood put on HELP! to play loudly.
My grandmother asked them to turn the sound down.
She said that, to her surprise, when she returned to the bedroom she saw me jumping on the bed and I asked her why they had turned off the sound.
It was love at first hearing.
@@djalmarodrigues5521 what's not to love.
I think I was 9 or 10 my grandmother bought me the first Beatle 45rpm single.
It was on a bootleg label out of Philadelphia ( how appropriate).
All the big labels were sure the Beatles would never make it.
So much for authoritarianism.
Nothings changed.
Except now they want kill us.
Keeping rocking and don't take the vaccine, it's not a vaccine, it's 10ml of gain of function disease activator and whatever you are most susceptible to will come to you.
If you do take it , please don't vote demonrat when you die.
I'm 72 and have been playing guitar for 2 years! Nothing like rockin' out to the Beatles! Keep up your playing!
@@aaronsmith5433 MAGAT tears are the best. The dotard has been impeached and removed. Soon comes the best part.. convicting him. NY prosecutors are licking their chops.
Dr. Lakatos: lovely tribute to our shared live long background music- sometimes foreground music!
There's something about Paul playing live that brings me to tears every time I watch, whether a video like this or in concert. Never a person like him before and never another after. We are so fortunate to witness extra worldly greatness.
I was at the concert at the Hollywood Bowl in the 60' I was in my teen loved them then love them still now in my 70'
Me too!!
I'm 66 years old. I saw George at the Cow Palace in S.F., saw Pual at U.C. Berkeley and Ringo at Concord Pavllion in Concord, Ca. I Certainly would have been here if I had known about it. This was better than anyone of them did being separately.
I saw George at that music mecca the Providence Civic Center with Bachmann Turner Overdrive.
Takin care of Business.. Great show..
Paul.and Ringo are in great shape for there ages.
When was this awesome show????
Beatles forever...
Keep on rockin the free World..
If only John was still alive, an came down from the Dakota to join him???
Magic..
Great to see the kids of today, lovin the kids of Yesterday's music !
"Why were you an hour late for work today?" "Paul McCartney and his band played an impromptu concert in the train station." "OK" "That's the one excuse that is always valid for being an hour late." "How was it?"
Great to see him still playing and enjoying himself. His voice has faded a bit but its not surprising given how long his career has lasted. Its great to hear this music again!
If only John had lived wot could have been,the to greatest ever
So amazing to see him play to a crowd made up of fans who, for the most part, weren't born during the Beatles' era. Nice for those who've never heard some of those sweet early tunes like "Love Me Do" and "From Me To You." (Love his quip about adding the G-minor chord to their repertoire.) I especially enjoyed this expanded version of "I've Got a Feeling," a song I've loved since I first heard it, all those years ago. Sir Paul turned 76 in 2018. I'm not a vegetarian, let alone a vegan, but let no one claim you can't live a long and healthy life on that kind of diet -- the guy looks amazing. His voice isn't quite as supple as it once was, but he still sounds good. Rock on, Sir Paul!
Hey l
I am 61 he has provided a large amount of the soundtrack of my life- 57 years. I hope he & Ringo don’t leave us for at least 20 years.
@@kathypiazza7228 I hope to one day hear of Paul attending Ringo's 110th Birthday Party. I myself will be approaching 97 myself!
Lisa Gillreath >>> my daughter LISA is in Heaven, never heard the BEATLES, bc she was only two years old. If you get there before I do, please sing her Paul’s best ones! I’m 72, have all their vinyl albums, and Paul’s WINGS CDs. So sad his beloved wife preceded him. And sad the young blonde twit he later married was jealous of his continued popularity and wanted out, with his millions, of course. His politics are way too far left for me, but I still love his music, regardless. He became socialist left winger bc of Hollywood influence on his life and those actors’ left leaning views, helped by the CCP.
@@jeannedinovo5543 Christmas is hard without loved ones even many years after their passing. My husband died in 2013, my dad 1993 both too young 56 &60, my mom this April aged 86. They all however loved the Beatles music. Read your post & many people don’t know (thankfully they have not experienced great loss) that we miss them always & they are forever on our minds, especially this season. Hope you are doing well & enjoying family here & your memories like I am. I am 62 been a fan since age 5.
Incredible energy, fantastic songwriter, always polite, still going strong in his eighties. He is the gold standard as a musician and human being. Saw a Beatle concert in 1964 which launched me into a life of music. Have played with greats like Roger Daltrey, Rick Derringer, Jon Anderson, etc., but there is no one like Sir Paul.
What a prodigious catalog of artistry this gift from heaven has given us.
Alright relax there Lenny Lexicon.
@@lawsonransom8318 it must be frustrating to realize you have no power or influence.
@@richardgaines9450 According to who? Lol
@@richardgaines9450 that's right bitch out smarted with one question.
Absolutely Richard!
I love the Beatles and sing their songs in my leisure times and in gatherings with my friends. Even my children dig their music They're worth remembering...foreever!
I grew up on Beatles music and first heard all their songs when they first appeared on AM radio in the 1960s and I saw all the Ed Sullivan shows when then appeared on about 4 of them. This was a great concert. Paul was and still is incredibly talented. This concert was a special gift and I watched this right after seeing Paul appear on the Car Karaoke with James and that was also great fun.
I think it’s wonderful that Sir Paul allowed all those fans to be up close and personal 🥰 Awesome!!!
Macca is Mega! Always and forever.
GREAT to see Paul still enjoying playing live...My one big peeve is how RADIO and MUSIC TV pretty much REFUSES to play great music like this from aging musicians, although it is STILL amazing and even better than many young artists. THAT is a real shame. There are a LOT of older artists still churning out great new music.
Sirius XM Channel 18! Well worth the listen, and it is too bad no regular on air providers (even the oldies stations) give this music its due. Love Paul dearly still, and McCartney III has the same feel today!
Grew up with Beatles! As a group they have had the most influence / impact across cultures, continents, and generations! Love the true spirit of love and giving this concert represents!
😂❤😂❤😂😅
Je suis❤ fatigue pour Love me do ....😅❤ Très bien......❤
I LoVE .......too bée Free .❤😅
I hate to say it but one thing that occurred to me when he did that wonderful Blackbird ..is that he has got balls to stand so close to all those folks..with the crazy people out there...I am so glad and gratefull that there was only great music and love that day...
The King The Master The Greatest songwriter that ever lived
The greatest!! Love Paul
John WAY BETTER... George too
Wonderful concert and beautiful rock songs. Thank you to Sir Paul and his band.
Paul regards from in Kyiv, you superstar musician, darling Vladimir
Paul regards in Kyiv,you superstar musician, Vladimir
It's sooo wonderful that Paul can still sing Beatles ' songs ....his voice may not sound like it was when he was in his 20s but at 78...it sounds great and he is The Paul Mccartney. People, young and old alike still enjoy his music and he enjoys singing them. He us truly a legend and so many still love him, Ringo and the Beatles as a band. We love you Paul....
Paul McCartney FOREVER! The Beatles Forever! Regards
The one and only! The real King!!! Great!
I can't stop tearing up.
Our beautiful legend ❣️
Gotta be one of the greatest and most fun gigs ever, playing in Sir Paul’s band.
Getting to play those fun songs and no one laughing that you are a cover band.
larry Power, session musicians, not the best goal in life, only non creative people can do that!
@lucas rem ~ Sir, you have no idea what you’re talking about.
This man will never grow old. He is still like a young boy playing and singing and having a great time.
The Beatles weren’t a band... they were a miracle
I love Paul"s surprise concerts. it makes him so human
Amazing man, so grounded, fame never went to his head, the best
Icon, humble, top act.. God Bless you Paul..
i am 68 years old but i still jump and sing when i hear a Beatles songs... and what energy my God....
I'm 65, turning 66 this year, and it's the same for me, too, I swear!
Although paul 's vocal range has altered with age if you know it's amazing that the songs lyric he still delivered and remember them all Keep going my favourite singer man. Love you Be healthy and God bless
I think this is his best band since the beatles. I saw the wings over America tour. It was great! The same with the band he had when I saw him in 1990. But this band he has had for the last 20 years is outstanding!
I was at that show in 1990...Tripping The Live Fantastic, and i still have the double live CD from that show. Paul Wickens was in his band then too, he's the only one still in it now.
Paul is undoubtedly one one the most talented,. humble, gracious gentlemen God ever graced with the gift of musical ability. Have listened 56 years and love him more than ever.
Thank you Paul, you are a young man. God bless you. I'm 76, I'm from Portugal. For who doubts that the Beatles are the most impactful rock band ever? When they appeared they almost silenced all the music that was around, with their irreverence and rebellion they even socially revolutionized the youth. We were still at the beginning of the affirmation of rock music, we weren't expecting that much! They didn't assert themselves just for the rhythm, they composed melodies that will remain forever in the History of Music. Symphony orchestras from all over the world will always come here to look for material to work with. (Martz Inura thanks)
That was so good.... so SO good!!! :) Every time I hear you it's like the first time, when I was 7. I'm 64 now. I love you Paul, always.
I’m 64 years old and I keep on listening to John Mcarteny every day .I wonder why is he so impressive I love his music his songs -Live long my dear
I feel you although it went over my head a bit
Amazing, simply amazing. I'm 55 years old, seventh child of my family, then I have older siblings who we're deeply in love with The Beatles, so I can say I've heard their wonderful music even from my mom's womb, and I am certain I will never get tired of listening to them. And watching Sir Paul's rendition is absolutely fantastic. Great.
I feel so proud I had the chance to listen to this songs while being hits on the radio. And wonder who are those lucky lucky bastards!!!
I had The Opportunity To See The Beatles Live At Shea Stadium, Queens NY, August 15, 1965 I Wish I could Have See This Performance With Paul.
Paul, you're still the best and this band you have is the best as well, the guitars fantastic, the keyboard so good, the big and nice drummer the best not to forget the crew were all fabulous. Nobody really cared about your voice because everybody listened to you singing with the same love you did the first day you did it, thank you Paul and all the rest, thank you a zillion times.
Besides being a great song writer and musician, he really is a natural born entertainer.
He holds the stage like few others and manages to still come across humble.
I get very emotional when I watch Sir Paul now days. I have been blessed to have been able to grow up with the Beatles in my life since the late 60's. Paul inspired me to learn the acoustic guitar, He's my Beethoven.
these songs will be remembered until the end of time
I grew up in the 6os and loved the Beatles. I finally got to see Paul in the mid 80s. I cried like a baby.
You're very lucky man Howard
I’m loving this, I remember buying all these records, Paul and the Beatles set the bar for rock in their era!
I was 12 when I fell in love with Paul McCartney. That was only 57 years ago. And he's still The Best ♥️♥️
Love you PAUL...thanks for the amazing music..memories..and your humble genius and inspiration to many...The world and the human race is a better place for you being born...Frank THE MEMPHIS SUNS.