Here Today - Paul McCartney Live at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle 5/3/2022
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- This is Sir Paul McCartney performing The Beatles song Here Today Live on the Got Back Tour at The Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, Washington on May 3rd, 2022!
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Yes his voice is not as it once was, but I give him great credit for not resorting to lip syncing, or using Auto Tune
i dont understand why people are complaining about Paul's voice!? he sounds amazing!! obviously not as he used to, but that isn't the point. he is 80 and has used his voice for nearly every year he has lived! His voice is still beautiful with a bit of fragility, i wish i could have seen him perform live
It’s rare that Paul miss the lyrics and stop. It’s wonderful to watch he recovers it. Thank you.
At 80 who cares. Most people are in a nursing home.
"I really loved you and was glad you came alone" what greater sentence could be spoken about your feelings toward a friend?
I heard the first concert where he remembered the lines. Tear-drenched magic.
Yes..i was there...with my family. What a joyful time we had. I always wanted to see the Beatles as a child of 6 years. I'm so happy I saw you Paul. Such warmth and love you bring to so many lives..peace and love always, Judy
Is this from Tuesday 5/3?
If so, I was there. I was in the 3rd row so was a bit (very) dismayed when his stage started rising far above my head. Almost to the point of invisibility. 😩Oh well…I’m glad I can rewatch it in videos such as these. Thank you
Beautiful tribute to John:)
It seems he's holding back the years also in the song voice
I was there for this. I also was in the Chicago crowd in 1989 (I taped it) when he fumbled words on “Let it Be,” saying after he meant to. It was mentioned in the first sentence of a Rolling Stone article at the time.
Touching display of masculine love. John habitually forgot lines and made them up as he sang