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Can't imagine ed sherron or Sam Smith still performing in there late 70s. Some people are really stupid. These guys are real music legends . Not like the so called stars of today .
I agree. I've seen McCartney a few times over the years and it is clear he has lost some power and his range has declined...but this is quite normal. I think Jagger is pretty much the only one of his generation who has kind of bucked the trend for this. At the end of the day, I was there and I'll always remember it. Such a fantastic night.
Wayne Tinsley damn! Concert of a lifetime. Congrats on being lucky enough to be in the presence of three of the biggest legends in Rock and roll history
LOVE THE BEATLES : RINGO IS MY FAVORITE..... Paul has the same birthday as my two sons.. first one and last one... exactly 21 years apart... 1993 and 2014.....
@alanrtment porter how were the 60s like man? Depending on where you lived in the US, UK or elsewhere what was the change like in the whole counter culture peace and love movement?
@@davechaffey3493 - Ringo just about killed himself with drink and drugs - he's been sober as a deacon for years - meditates and is a vegetarian. A true role model for all us old indulgers...
@@davechaffey3493 - Dave, hate to break it to you, but you're a moron. I've been around drugs and drug users - and been a drug user - and also around vegans, vegetarians, meditators and clean living paragons. NO ONE - NO ONE AT ALL - gets to 80 and looks and acts and has the energy Ringo does still drinking and drugging. Just doesn't happen - for anyone with a body. Believe what you want - but just know that only a moron believes what you seem to. There's a video on RUclips with Ringo sitting in with the Beach Boys in his drinking and drugging days - he looks days away from death and a total embarrassment to himself. He got a clue, thank God. You should try it some time...
@@davechaffey3493 Keef is a one-off as we all know, and nowhere near the druggie he once was - if at all - Mick is clean as a nun. You're one determined moron - aren't you?
I'M 72 YRS OLD . SAW THE BEATLES IN 1964 AT HOLLYWOOD BOWL!! I WAS 14 THEY WERE AMAZING. STILL IN LOVE WITH THEM! YOU GO BOYS, AGE IS JUST A NUMBER! ROCK ON!!!!
You're absolutely right I agree with you. 100% age is only a number. That's what I've B ENS AYING You can do whatever you want. You can be a 100 still going the Roof off the plate.
Saw the Beatles in England.Globe cinema Stockton on Tees.The girls went MAD... throwing jelly babies at them Cos Paul said he liked them I'm 85 and still a big fan Happy day's 😭
Totally, and back then they smoked a pack of cigarettes a day, not to mention all the other drugs. We’re lucky that they’re performing on stage and at this level.
I LOVED THEM with ALL my heart BUT ... ANd because they are damn near 80 is the reason I do NOT want them to sound like shit ! NONE has anything to prove .. so NOW I have to wonder what THE FUCK MY IDOL Sir Ringo Starr is doing making a fool of HIMSELF ! AND I STILL LOVE HIM !
I was at this show with my dad. Us both being lifelong Beatles fans seeing Paul and Ringo performing together made us tear up. This was by far the greatest night and show of my life
Aww bless you. These two guys do so much to lift the human spirit and bring such happiness. I would have been a blubbering mess if I saw them live...and then I'd probably faint!
Tamara Mihaylova, me too! Actually, I am in the 1%, not the 10% (left handed), as I am cross-dominant, but I write left handed. I am strongly left handed, though.
I dont care that Paul has lost a piece of that incredible voice , what a catalogue of amazing songs he has given us that the world will enjoy as long as there is a world. Forever young. Rave on Mr. McCartney and not forgetting Ringo and Ronnie .
Reminds me of Pete Seeger. He’d lost much of his voice to age but kept singing and just got the audience to sing with him. It’s more than listening to a song. It’s an entire shared experience.
Yeah people buying tickets are not there to see a rising cutting edge band at the peak of their ability. They are there to enjoy the soundtrack of their youth.
Some people above said in person his voice was much stronger. I wonder if this isn't the end of the set, and his voice is a bit tired. Most special appearances are towards the end of shows.
So here's the scene: you're at a Paul McCartney concert at the 02 Arena, one of the greatest performance venues in the UK not named Wembley. You find out that Sir Paul is bringing out Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood for a song. He's not done yet, though. Here comes the other surviving Beatle to join in and play one of the Beatles' best songs from their later years. How could you NOT love this? They're still alive, they're still playing and I still love seeing stuff like this. Rock on, gentlemen!
An absolute treasure of this world. He could just sit at home and read a book, but he’s still out there doing what he loves to do. Be thankful he is still with us.
for any of you self-proclaimed experts on music,it's simply amazing that anyone almost 80 can still play,and another 70+ man can sing.Most of the musicians half their age can't sound this good nowadays.2 Beatles + 1 Stone= Magic!
Couldn't agree more Paul Ringo n Ronnie have created sooooo much joy for the world over the last 50 plus years that it doesn't matter to me what they sound like. I'm just grateful that they're still with us and I super-appreciate every moment that I get to see them. I watched the September 2018 McCartney nyc concert on RUclips and I was just saddened by how mean spirited some of the comments were about Paul's voice and other things. Anonymity gives some people "license " to write things that they wouldn't dare to say publicly . Unfortunately that's the world we live in today Well my response is PEACE AND LOVE AND BEATLES AND ROLLING STONES FOREVER 🎸🎵🎶🎵🎶❤❤❤🎸
Love the Ronnie Wood touch, so distinctively Stones and who cares if Paul’s voice is not his 30 year old version, he’s freakin 80 and still singing the songs in the same key and with passion.
@ajie cahyono Who cares? These guys name will be forever known. Your mom knows your name. You are nobody to the world outside of your own DNA strand, at best.
I was at the Beatles last commercial concert at Candlestick Park / San Francisco. Their early music, their musical evolution and that night in the cold wind of Candlestick influenced my life. At 76 years old, I am forever grateful that my time on planet Earth intersected with theirs!
Seeing Paul and Ringo performing together is a rare privilege. The first time I saw them together was over 50 years ago. I think they had two other guys with them. They were pretty good too.
@@carnivaltym imagine how good it Would be if Paul Ringo, Mick and Keef and Ronnie all did one last hurrah together.. a mix of EVERYTHING between them. Id pay huge money to see that show.
Paul, Ringo, Ronnie and friends are some good medicine for a very troubled world. Paul spreading joy and good feelings....just as he always has! Music rules!
I’ve read multiple remarks about Paul’s voice being less than stellar on this song, and they’re right. Buuuut... he puts on a long show - well over 2 hours, he’s singing on every bloody song of the show, he’s touring, meaning he’s singing at least a few times per week, and this is the encore. I say give it up for THE MAN! I’m sure the audience was happy he played for so long that night. They got their money’s worth. And what a fantastic legendary encore it was!!!
You’re probably right, but he enjoys it, his fans enjoy it .... It’s been said that if you find an occupation you love, you’ll never have to work a day your life. Having said that, Paul has nothing to retire from. Wish I could say that.
I saw him about 15 years ago and with the show he puts on, I was surprised his voice lasted that long! 15 years later? I'm surprised he has ANY voice left. This guy doesn't slow down and it's one song after another.
Anyone else love all the small moments between Ringo and Paul? They've always done well together as friends and musicians! AND we have a stone too? Nice! :D
Now that's a thought, the surviving Stones playing together with the surviving Beatles...Jagger, Richards, McCartney, Starr, Wood and Watts alternating between Beatles and Stones classics....could bring in Eric Clapton as well.
@@triumphadelic It's you who really don't know your history. Aside from a few arguments c1969/1970, Paul and Ringo have always been the best of friends. Paul has written songs for, and played on, many Ringo LPs from 1973 to 2019, Ringo makes many appearances at McCartney gigs, and to this day Paul and Ringo regularly hang out, eat together and socialise.
Seeing a Beatle and Rolling Stone playing together on stage is pure heaven. I am so lucky in my seventy four years of life to have witnessed the best there is. Christ knows what tomorrow's crap we will be served up.
Cheryl Familant me too!! Entered HS in 68, pretty wild times, and the greatest music. Now I keep seeing some young'uns being pretty disrespectful, NO idea who they're talking about. Luckily many more kids today got into them as little ones and do love all those bands.
Watching this after seeing Peter Jackson's film, then watching the 1969 rooftop concert makes me appreciate seeing the two surviving Beatles all the more. Paul & Ringo... Thank you for being. 💯❤️
If someone told me in 1969 when I first heard this song that one day I’d be watching Paul and Ringo playing this in 2018, I would have thought they were crazy.
yeah its been more than decades now😍😍Anyway whether they perform or not they will be forever in our heart but looking forward in seeing more performance like this
I saw Paul McCartney in concert in Philadelphia back in 2002 , best concert ive ever been to , the crowd varied in age from 10 -100 everyone was jamming just perfic!
I am very lucky to have been in the audience. When Ringo came out, trust me I nearly died. And the atmosphere throughout the show was incredible. It was worth the money I paid and more! I loved it. The sad thing is that I don't think any show I'll ever go to will top this one hahaha
@@terryhurley1 Amazing. I love R ' n' Roll. I have seen so many great concerts including Paul three times. I shook Chuck Berry's hand once in my hometown. Eddie VH once gave me 5 (I was 14 y.o.). But all of these musicians just jamming. Only happens in heaven. Right? Didn't it seem like nirvana or heaven or something miraculous?
There comes a time in life when you stop being critical and saying he is better or that guy is better and just listen to music. Old guys like me just enjoy these greats while we still can. We have lost so many of these great musicians that we have to enjoy them while they are still here. Like Ringo said at the end "Peace and Love everybody".
Hear hear Indy Custom Made. My kids were rock-music raised and I always taught them that music is not a competition. If you like it that's fine; if you don't like it that's also fine but it doesn't make it crap. Not that they always listened but, hey, I did my job.
What a brilliant night. Yes, we were there! How PM got through 40 numbers over 3 hours without one not drink of water I will never know. To see half of the Beatles, and a quarter of the Rolling Stones - I'll take that any day. Our 21 year old daughter Laura also loved it. Priceless!!!
I'm glad you had a nice time there. I had a ticket for the show, but gave it away a few hrs before the show. I love Paul but dislike concerts ( crowds and social anxiety etc ) the thought of attending a concert with that many people started to dawn on me. Got too much and decided it was not for me, let someone else experience it that will feel comfortable at the show.
New supergroup with Paul on bass, Ringo drumming, Keith and Ronnie on rhythm and lead. Mick could share vocals and both he and Paul could sing their own and each others songs. Great event or limited shows charity.
I was there that night and it was quite simply the best night of my life! Such an honour and a privilege to see Paul & Ringo together on stage together. Very emotional and I’ll always remember that night for the rest of my life... Cliche I know but it was just so special.
Amazing he has a voice at all after all the years of night after night performing for hours and giving it his all. Plus writing and recording . This man doesn’t quit and I love him for it. Rock on Paul and Ringo and Ron Wood as well.
Ron Wood is, and always has been, a class act. I saw him with the Faces and Rod Stewart in the early 1970's. I have to say that Ron's vocal duets with Rod were truly great. Smart choice when you need a guitarist who knows his stuff and loves a good tune.
I just said I wish Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr would perform together again, and ten minutes later this shows up in my recommended videos. You're freaking me out, Google!
Can we all appreciate these gentlemen who clearly in their 70s bringing so much energy and enthusiasm to the stage just to entertain us it’s mind-boggling I’m in my 50s and I don’t have that much energy to perform every day at work like these guys bring to the stage
You are so lucky, people living in England because you can enjoy Paul sharing stage with Ringo and Ronnie Wood or David Gilmour and Pete Townshend...something that is impossible to happen here in Argentina. Anyway, I'm so happy to know he will be here again on March 23! And I will be so next to him this time! See you soon mi amado Paul!
Cronos of Venom Please don’t remind of the current crop of “Stars”. It’s beyond belief how bad it is! I only like Jack White and Greta VF because they remind me of LED Zep. That’s it!
And then there was two.. 😌 imagine having the pleasure of seeing two of the Beatles live on stage, literally inspired all the bands you love and listen to now.
I've been therely and I can only say that I have felt so honoured to take part of that amazing experience. Once in a lifetime!!! Thank you Paul, grandude!!!!
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Wow! what an encore. Having sung for over 3 hours without a break, Paul brings on Ringo! Last time i saw them on stage together live was over 50 years ago at Odeon Hammersmith!
How awesome to been there for THAT concert. Seen him in 76- Wings, '93 flowers in the dirt. Sir Paul- the consummate performer- and keeps raising the bar- exceeding!
When Paul was doing the Wings Ovet America tour is the time I wished to had seen him . That Wings band was incredible and Paul s voice was at his peak .
I went to this night and it was honestly one of the best experiences I've ever had. He sang for 3 hours straight, not a break or even a sip of water.. sang his songs, George's songs, johns songs, the beatles, wings and even a happy birthday song for anyone out there celebrating a birthday. It was unbelievable. Paid triple the face value price for a ticket but worth every penny ❤
I was fortunate enough to be there. Probably one of the greatest moments of my life to be honest - I'll never forget it. Thank you so much for posting. What the hell are we going to do when this generation finally retire? Modern music just isn't the same.
One after 909, is one of my favorites, too. Your dad has good taste. A very underrated little rocker by John, with nice harmonies with Paul. '...run to the station, railman said, you got the wrong location'. Ok, now I gotta get out my Let it Be album and hear it! 😎🖒
I was there! This excellent video hardly conveys the excitement of the audience when Macca introduced Ringo. A moment I will remember as long as I live.
Ringo and Paul YEAH BABY! The only two left of the greatest band that revolutionized rock and roll the British invasion never will be again. Loved them!
Oh LORD I Almost lost it when Ringo took the stage, I shed a Tear when he hugged Paul, I mean Come on Man.......the Catalogue of Music they Gave Us! Two Living Legends together Plus Ronnie and the Gang, WOW!! Thank you so VERY much for Posting this Beauty, the BEATLES ARE MY FAVORITE BAND OF ALL TIME, JOHN was my BEATLE..... R.I.P. JOHN and GEORGE. 🎸💚
Right before the Covid shutdowns I got to see Paul live at Dodger Stadium; it was awesome! And to see and hear Ringo along with Paul was insane. I’m 44 but have been listening to the Beatles since I was a kid.
I am absolutely honored to be born in a time when the Beatles and The rolling Stones and rock and roll reigned supreme. Imagine how our life would be without that great music those outstanding musicians. Thank you Paul Ringo Ronnie Wood and everybody else
I saw Paul at the Echo arena recently - it was awesome!! 3hrs and 40 songs - he’s a brilliant and true professional. I’m a Beatles fan, but he can hold his own. As good as this video is, it doesn’t do him justice. I only wish I’d seen him years ago.
@@roberthaizlip7143 and he admits he is not a good drummer. I saw the all starr band a few months ago, and he barely plays drums at all, relying on the main drummer to do the real work. Still, he is Ringo, & a great happy peaceful spirit.
@@roberthaizlip7143 he was excellent in his heyday and put together some of the most iconic drum parts in history. It's just totally ill-informed nonsense that you're regurgitating from other people
Ringo plays the drums with great ease and precision. The magic between Paul & RIngo is obvious, even after many years not playing together. Add Ronnie to the mix, and this was something quite special.
Imagine travelling back in time to 1969 and playing the clip to them and telling them they're still doing this nearly 50 years later, are looking this good, and still adored by screaming fans many of whom aren't even born yet. They'd probably have thought they'd be dead by then.
I am from Hamburg and saw the Beatles when they were a mere warm-up band at the Kaiserkeller. When they moved to the Star-Club a year later I was seeing them at least once a month, until George Harrison took my girl-friend away. I am still unhappy about that....but how can a student compete with a rising pop-group? Good times....
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These guys 80 years old are amazing !Keep singing,please, you bring joy and optimisme.Be blessed , all of you,great artists, muzicians !
Oldies but goodies
Ca remonte à mon adolescence. uh.
It's called being rich and having the best Healthcare. Why he can still jog
ACASO EL VOCALISTA DE LOS RS NO SE LLEVABA BIEN CON PAUL MCC
People complaining about his voice....lol. These guys are approaching 80 years old!!!! The fact that he's still out there doing this is unbelievable.
Can't imagine ed sherron or Sam Smith still performing in there late 70s. Some people are really stupid. These guys are real music legends . Not like the so called stars of today .
@@garyowens1517 I agree.
Totally agree! I think he sounds very good!
I agree. I've seen McCartney a few times over the years and it is clear he has lost some power and his range has declined...but this is quite normal. I think Jagger is pretty much the only one of his generation who has kind of bucked the trend for this. At the end of the day, I was there and I'll always remember it. Such a fantastic night.
I agree¡😉
Ringo and Paul .... a friendship that goes back longer than many of us have been alive.
More like brothers than just friends. They've been through it all. they gave a thousand percent.
They've been through some rocky parts. More like family, I'd imagine.
Only since 66 not as long as you might have thought
@@harrybagley9603 most people aren't 55 tho, longest friendship I have is roughly 20 years
Not quite...Ringo couldn't stand Paul
Holy hell I would have given my left arm to be there. Two Beatles AND a stone??? You lucky bastards
I'd have given my left nut.
I was! You are right. I am a lucky bastard ;)
Wayne Tinsley damn! Concert of a lifetime. Congrats on being lucky enough to be in the presence of three of the biggest legends in Rock and roll history
Andy Zweigel bruh I don't even have have nuts but if I did I'd give em both
How Freakin Awesome was That!!!😁
LOVE THE BEATLES : RINGO IS MY FAVORITE..... Paul has the same birthday as my two sons.. first one and last one... exactly 21 years apart... 1993 and 2014.....
Forget what once was..stop comparing Paul's voice to yesterdays... one day he wont be with us anymore..be thankful we can still enjoy this man
@alanrtment porter how were the 60s like man? Depending on where you lived in the US, UK or elsewhere what was the change like in the whole counter culture peace and love movement?
@alanrtment porter wow I would do litterally anything to live in this area!! You're so lucky ! Did you saw them in a concert?
Of course his voice changed, but I wouldn't say, it sounds bad, still simply good, just different.
you are absolutely right!!!
Yesterday
How is Ringo just jogging on stage like that at 78?? There’s nothing of him 80 years old! He’s forever young!
Ikr, I'd like to be like that when I'm in my 70s
he's been riding his bike since their "I Feel Fine" video
@@davechaffey3493 - Ringo just about killed himself with drink and drugs - he's been sober as a deacon for years - meditates and is a vegetarian. A true role model for all us old indulgers...
@@davechaffey3493 - Dave, hate to break it to you, but you're a moron. I've been around drugs and drug users - and been a drug user - and also around vegans, vegetarians, meditators and clean living paragons. NO ONE - NO ONE AT ALL - gets to 80 and looks and acts and has the energy Ringo does still drinking and drugging. Just doesn't happen - for anyone with a body. Believe what you want - but just know that only a moron believes what you seem to. There's a video on RUclips with Ringo sitting in with the Beach Boys in his drinking and drugging days - he looks days away from death and a total embarrassment to himself. He got a clue, thank God. You should try it some time...
@@davechaffey3493 Keef is a one-off as we all know, and nowhere near the druggie he once was - if at all - Mick is clean as a nun. You're one determined moron - aren't you?
I'M 72 YRS OLD . SAW THE BEATLES IN 1964 AT HOLLYWOOD BOWL!! I WAS 14 THEY WERE AMAZING. STILL IN LOVE WITH THEM! YOU GO BOYS, AGE IS JUST A NUMBER! ROCK ON!!!!
What a fantastic experience that must have been in 1964. Epic and see Paul and Ringo 55+ years later.
You're absolutely right I agree with you. 100% age is only a number. That's what I've B ENS AYING You can do whatever you want. You can be a 100 still going the Roof off the plate.
Saw the Beatles in England.Globe cinema Stockton on Tees.The girls went MAD... throwing jelly babies at them Cos Paul said he liked them I'm 85 and still a big fan Happy day's 😭
Didn't see them then. But I remember it was a big deal when they came to town.
That's the year I was born! So amazing.❤
People, he’s 80! God bless him and rock on Paul. The definition of a musical legend!!!
Totally, and back then they smoked a pack of cigarettes a day, not to mention all the other drugs. We’re lucky that they’re performing on stage and at this level.
78 here
he was 76 here i believe and still pretty good for his age
but now he is awful sadly
*Billy.
❤Precious Paul: Peace ✌️ & Love to you BOYS!
Ron Wood almost 72, Paul McCartney 77 and Ringo Starr 79 years old, yep!, they're senior men but still rockin. .....
Yeah man!........rockin'. and rollin'........✌🏻
Roland Hersan, Amen!😎🎶🎸 God
Bless.
Yep! They're senior men but still rockin than some bold kid nowaday
Rock on gentlemen we love it
@@edsonbean5407 Amen! God Bless.
🎶🎸
They are damn near 80. STOP COMPLAINING. You try and do better at 80!. A million thumbs up to these legends!
@Stork Legs dude seriously? paul mccartney is a legend wut do u expect??
@Stork Legs y dont u just be happy that hes not one of the old dudes who retires immediatly when theyre old
Aging with unbelievable style.
If only the other two were around... No telling what would be like as a band
@@simonabsalon2600 ask Beyonce and Jay that same Q
They are well beyond the 1B mark... And their music is puke
I LOVED THEM with ALL my heart BUT ... ANd because they are damn near 80 is the reason I do NOT want them to sound like shit ! NONE has anything to prove .. so NOW I have to wonder what THE FUCK MY IDOL Sir Ringo Starr is doing making a fool of HIMSELF ! AND I STILL LOVE HIM !
I was at this show with my dad. Us both being lifelong Beatles fans seeing Paul and Ringo performing together made us tear up. This was by far the greatest night and show of my life
Aww bless you. These two guys do so much to lift the human spirit and bring such happiness. I would have been a blubbering mess if I saw them live...and then I'd probably faint!
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fucking awesome for you man..that is amazing..beautiful..mind boggling..jealous...(:
Definitely!
I am so envious of you, and I would’ve been in tears as well!
Paul has had a lot of tragedy in his life, but he is not sitting at home crying about it. He is out there performing and God Bless him for that.
Sending you love ❤ and hugs 🫂
How are you doing today.....
My girlfriend and I flew 5 hours to London, and got tickets at the last moment, and it was probably the greatest day of my life.
yyyuuu100 I envy you so mach my friend👍👍👍
Any day you get to see Paul live is one of the greatest days of your life cherish it.
you lucky bastard!!! lool
Time and £ very well spent
@@vadim5416 DA
The two left-handed Beatles still cranking it
Tamara Mihaylova, me too! Actually, I am in the 1%, not the 10% (left handed), as I am cross-dominant, but I write left handed. I am strongly left handed, though.
me too. i type with my left thumb
Lefties assemble! 🤚
@@l00ser80 Same!
D'Lan88 🤚🏼I’m Left Handed
Ringo is 78 here and is still kicking ass!
Ringo did good in his 80's last time I saw him singing.
I dont care that Paul has lost a piece of that incredible voice , what a catalogue of amazing songs he has given us that the world will enjoy as long as there is a world. Forever young. Rave on Mr. McCartney and not forgetting Ringo and Ronnie .
Well said
Reminds me of Pete Seeger. He’d lost much of his voice to age but kept singing and just got the audience to sing with him. It’s more than listening to a song. It’s an entire shared experience.
Yeah people buying tickets are not there to see a rising cutting edge band at the peak of their ability. They are there to enjoy the soundtrack of their youth.
Some people above said in person his voice was much stronger. I wonder if this isn't the end of the set, and his voice is a bit tired. Most special appearances are towards the end of shows.
I saw Paul live at firefly in 2015 and he was on fire! A
So here's the scene: you're at a Paul McCartney concert at the 02 Arena, one of the greatest performance venues in the UK not named Wembley. You find out that Sir Paul is bringing out Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood for a song. He's not done yet, though. Here comes the other surviving Beatle to join in and play one of the Beatles' best songs from their later years.
How could you NOT love this? They're still alive, they're still playing and I still love seeing stuff like this. Rock on, gentlemen!
This 3 together have more rock and roll in them than the whole 2000/2010s decade
Nah, even though they are amazing
Perhaps until today...
Absolute legends. We're very fortunate to still have them.
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Love the pfp
Desde luego, que vivan muchos años más.
@@ronniewood1143 I saw you on a Rod Stewart tour in Cincinnati in, '70s. Remember Bumper Pool? Billiards with bumpers in the middle and pockets.
An absolute treasure of this world. He could just sit at home and read a book, but he’s still out there doing what he loves to do. Be thankful he is still with us.
We are really still enjoy Paul McCartney's performance
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Impossible to watch this without smiling :)
you got it
for any of you self-proclaimed experts on music,it's simply amazing that anyone almost 80 can still play,and another 70+ man can sing.Most of the musicians half their age can't sound this good nowadays.2 Beatles + 1 Stone= Magic!
And Paul still - apparently - sings all the tunes in their original keys, which were sometimes high enough when he was 20, let alone his current age.
Couldn't agree more Paul Ringo n Ronnie have created sooooo much joy for the world over the last 50 plus years that it doesn't matter to me what they sound like. I'm just grateful that they're still with us and I super-appreciate every moment that I get to see them. I watched the September 2018 McCartney nyc concert on RUclips and I was just saddened by how mean spirited some of the comments were about Paul's voice and other things. Anonymity gives some people "license " to write things that they wouldn't dare to say publicly . Unfortunately that's the world we live in today
Well my response is PEACE AND LOVE AND BEATLES AND ROLLING STONES FOREVER 🎸🎵🎶🎵🎶❤❤❤🎸
Agreed. Still blows my mind that Paul is still touring, I feel lucky to be alive while he's still active in music
Paul is an genius
Vegetarians ...both Richie and Paul. Just saying.
After so many years, Ringo and Paul are obviously still connected at the brain. Incredible show!
Love the Ronnie Wood touch, so distinctively Stones and who cares if Paul’s voice is not his 30 year old version, he’s freakin 80 and still singing the songs in the same key and with passion.
76 here
And in tune! I think he’s doing great.
What did he say about the Beatles before Paul introduced Ringo?
He's 80❗️. Never noticed.
Haha!! Bet his voice was better the first 2 hours!!!
*my heart melts when ringo and paul hugged each other.*
Me too what a life they had
They should have french kissed because they were together for so long! Surprised Not to see that!
JPC lmao
@ajie cahyono Who cares? These guys name will be forever known. Your mom knows your name. You are nobody to the world outside of your own DNA strand, at best.
I was at the Beatles last commercial concert at Candlestick Park / San Francisco. Their early music, their musical evolution and that night in the cold wind of Candlestick influenced my life. At 76 years old, I am forever grateful that my time on planet Earth intersected with theirs!
Seeing Paul and Ringo performing together is a rare privilege.
The first time I saw them together was over 50 years ago. I
think they had two other guys with them. They were pretty
good too.
I’d like to hear the story of seeing them live.
Yeah, just some little ol' band from Liverpool . Who'd a thought❓️
Just a couple of mostly unknowns, I suspect.
I think their names were John and George.
The Rolling Beatles.
Paul, Ringo, Mick, and Keef could still do that, you know? Sell a few seats anywhere in the 🌎 4 sure!
@@carnivaltym imagine how good it Would be if Paul Ringo, Mick and Keef and Ronnie all did one last hurrah together.. a mix of EVERYTHING between them. Id pay huge money to see that show.
Paul, Ringo, Ronnie and friends are some good medicine for a very troubled world. Paul spreading joy and good feelings....just as he always has! Music rules!
Ringo is so loving! He demonstrably adores his brother Paul
Kg tte
Ringo is surely the COOLEST guy on the planet!
THREE LIVING LEGENDS on stage!
They played so effortlessly . . .
Ringo is my favorite Beatle.
Why?
He's the Beat in Beatles.
And He's a Starr.
The two best drummers of the 1960s; Moon and Starr.
@@cmissshelleymichelle Sorry, I'm typing this from the naughty chair.
@@grumpyoldman3458 XD
@@grumpyoldman3458 best drumers Ringo, Moon, McCartney and Bonham.
@@noname.___ No Charlie Watts? A human metronome??? 🤔🤨🧐😏😒😤😭😟😮😣
I’ve read multiple remarks about Paul’s voice being less than stellar on this song, and they’re right. Buuuut... he puts on a long show - well over 2 hours, he’s singing on every bloody song of the show, he’s touring, meaning he’s singing at least a few times per week, and this is the encore. I say give it up for THE MAN! I’m sure the audience was happy he played for so long that night. They got their money’s worth. And what a fantastic legendary encore it was!!!
His voice has not been on point for a couple years now, but what can we expect from such a long career?
You’re probably right, but he enjoys it, his fans enjoy it .... It’s been said that if you find an occupation you love, you’ll never have to work a day your life. Having said that, Paul has nothing to retire from. Wish I could say that.
I saw him about 15 years ago and with the show he puts on, I was surprised his voice lasted that long! 15 years later? I'm surprised he has ANY voice left. This guy doesn't slow down and it's one song after another.
Ron Pippin
Paul never did have the best voice, but then as others have said his performance value is incredible.
Anyone else love all the small moments between Ringo and Paul? They've always done well together as friends and musicians! AND we have a stone too? Nice! :D
they are NOT real friends...you really dont know the history of The Beatles do you?
Now that's a thought, the surviving Stones playing together with the surviving Beatles...Jagger, Richards, McCartney, Starr, Wood and Watts alternating between Beatles and Stones classics....could bring in Eric Clapton as well.
Liverpool bond my friend.
@@triumphadelic It's you who really don't know your history. Aside from a few arguments c1969/1970, Paul and Ringo have always been the best of friends. Paul has written songs for, and played on, many Ringo LPs from 1973 to 2019, Ringo makes many appearances at McCartney gigs, and to this day Paul and Ringo regularly hang out, eat together and socialise.
@@peterowen9183 Thank you. People are so dumb and want to create drama.
Seeing a Beatle and Rolling Stone playing together on stage is pure heaven.
I am so lucky in my seventy four years of life to have witnessed the best there is.
Christ knows what tomorrow's crap we will be served up.
Man, you said it‼️
Make that two Beatles and one Rolling Stone.
I will always love these guys. I grew up with the Beatles and Rolling Stones ❤
Hey
Hate being old, but love my generation!! We had some amazing talent in our time!!! Ringo is in great shape.
Cheryl Familant me too!! Entered HS in 68, pretty wild times, and the greatest music. Now I keep seeing some young'uns being pretty disrespectful, NO idea who they're talking about. Luckily many more kids today got into them as little ones and do love all those bands.
@@wreckofthehesperas8323 I graduated college in 1968, high school in 1964.
How Luke were we to have been young when all these classic songs were brand new !!!
Cheryl Familant indeed, I’m glad some legends are still alive to show us their legacy and continue to influence music.
@Cheryl Familant - "It's OK to get old, but don't let old get to you" - Keith Richards quote :-))
Watching this after seeing Peter Jackson's film, then watching the 1969 rooftop concert makes me appreciate seeing the two surviving Beatles all the more. Paul & Ringo... Thank you for being. 💯❤️
Yes, it’s quite a thing that existed for a decade and will last forever. Beethoven, Mozart and the Beatles.
I was there, it was incredible seeing Paul and Ringo together ♥️
If someone told me in 1969 when I first heard this song that one day I’d be watching Paul and Ringo playing this in 2018, I would have thought they were crazy.
yeah its been more than decades now😍😍Anyway whether they perform or not they will be forever in our heart but looking forward in seeing more performance like this
2022
HOW ABOUT STILL WATCHING IN 2022.
The magic of The Beatles - their music is alive and kicking ar$e after 60+ years, in 2023!
All the blues and jazz musicians were still performing well past their 60s in the 60s idk why rock would be any different
So great to see Sir Paul and Sir Richard (Ringo) still playing together..My God Ringo just turned 79 and Paul is 77 and they still got it.
Screamed my lungs out when he shouted Ringo Starr’s name! Whole night was fantastic and so so so happy to be in the crowd!
So lucky, I would have sell my soul to be there
I saw Paul McCartney in concert in Philadelphia back in 2002 , best concert ive ever been to , the crowd varied in age from 10 -100 everyone was jamming just perfic!
Every time Paul introduces ringo is a gem
I am very lucky to have been in the audience. When Ringo came out, trust me I nearly died. And the atmosphere throughout the show was incredible. It was worth the money I paid and more! I loved it.
The sad thing is that I don't think any show I'll ever go to will top this one hahaha
Totally agree, this was a show I will never forget, proud to have attended it, well worth the £100+ ticket price to get such a great seat.
I always have a hard time believing comments like this, but notwithstanding my skepticism, if your stories are true it is enviable. Congrats.
@@newjack2166 I was there too. I shook hands with Ringo before the show. Ringo and Ronnie sat in the audience before they played on stage.
@@terryhurley1 Amazing. I love R ' n' Roll. I have seen so many great concerts including Paul three times. I shook Chuck Berry's hand once in my hometown. Eddie VH once gave me 5 (I was 14 y.o.). But all of these musicians just jamming. Only happens in heaven. Right? Didn't it seem like nirvana or heaven or something miraculous?
There comes a time in life when you stop being critical and saying he is better or that guy is better and just listen to music. Old guys like me just enjoy these greats while we still can. We have lost so many of these great musicians that we have to enjoy them while they are still here. Like Ringo said at the end "Peace and Love everybody".
So True, These legends won't be here forever. Embrace them while we can.
Exactly! Who cares, anyway? It's all a matter of taste. Spend more time enjoying and less comparing, complaining, and arguing! 👍🎶
Absolutely!!!
Amen!😎🎶🎸 God Bless.
Hear hear Indy Custom Made. My kids were rock-music raised and I always taught them that music is not a competition. If you like it that's fine; if you don't like it that's also fine but it doesn't make it crap. Not that they always listened but, hey, I did my job.
Ringo is 80 now and looks like a 20 year old jogging on stage and having fun!! Love that guy!!
Paul McCartney with Ringo and Vox amps behind him! Perfect!
The Beatles' rhythm section, in full bloom.
There’s still something magic about them playing together.
What a brilliant night. Yes, we were there! How PM got through 40 numbers over 3 hours without one not drink of water I will never know. To see half of the Beatles, and a quarter of the Rolling Stones - I'll take that any day. Our 21 year old daughter Laura also loved it. Priceless!!!
I'm glad you had a nice time there. I had a ticket for the show, but gave it away a few hrs before the show. I love Paul but dislike concerts ( crowds and social anxiety etc ) the thought of attending a concert with that many people started to dawn on me. Got too much and decided it was not for me, let someone else experience it that will feel comfortable at the show.
I saw him in 2009 and wondered the same thing! He never left the stage for the entire show!
How lucky you were!
New supergroup with Paul on bass, Ringo drumming, Keith and Ronnie on rhythm and lead. Mick could share vocals and both he and Paul could sing their own and each others songs. Great event or limited shows charity.
He got through that long without drinking water...why is that an achievement?
Wherever and whenever they play, they are always John, Paul, George, and Ringo ❤️
I was there that night and it was quite simply the best night of my life! Such an honour and a privilege to see Paul & Ringo together on stage together. Very emotional and I’ll always remember that night for the rest of my life... Cliche I know but it was just so special.
I love Ronnie. While Paul is doing the intros he’s going round saying hello to the band. Such a nice bloke.
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Amazing he has a voice at all after all the years of night after night performing for hours and giving it his all. Plus writing and recording . This man doesn’t quit and I love him for it. Rock on Paul and Ringo and Ron Wood as well.
Ron Wood is, and always has been, a class act. I saw him with the Faces and Rod Stewart in the early 1970's. I have to say that Ron's vocal duets with Rod were truly great. Smart choice when you need a guitarist who knows his stuff and loves a good tune.
The Beatles forever.... unbeatable. More power to Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr. God bless.
I just said I wish Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr would perform together again, and ten minutes later this shows up in my recommended videos. You're freaking me out, Google!
I agree with you qwertyyrwqaarrl
Google listens, seriously, you smart phone mic picks up way more than you want to know. Excellent song!
@@kengibbens5059 this is fact.
Your devices report everything you do back to your, um, I mean their, masters.
Always epic when the two remaining
Beatles come together man..💯
Can we all appreciate these gentlemen who clearly in their 70s bringing so much energy and enthusiasm to the stage just to entertain us it’s mind-boggling I’m in my 50s and I don’t have that much energy to perform every day at work like these guys bring to the stage
Ringo is 80 amazing
You are so lucky, people living in England because you can enjoy Paul sharing stage with Ringo and Ronnie Wood or David Gilmour and Pete Townshend...something that is impossible to happen here in Argentina. Anyway, I'm so happy to know he will be here again on March 23! And I will be so next to him this time! See you soon mi amado Paul!
Cronos of Venom
Please don’t remind of the current
crop of “Stars”. It’s beyond belief how bad it is!
I only like Jack White and Greta VF because they remind me of LED Zep.
That’s it!
It's a blessing to see them alive till now 2024
I love Ringo's energy!
リンゴがピースしてる。 アビーロードstudio屋上ライブ！！ 『レットイットビー』映画思い出します。１９７０年高校生でした。リンゴのドラムは世界一❣！
Mr. Ronny Wood!
Crowd: Cool!
Mr. Ringo Starr!
Crowd: *GOES INSANE*
Yeah, if you are a Beatles fan, then a Stone won't cut it.
@@pwblackmore Jones would have.
@@noname.___
Are you talking about the Brian Jones?
@@Sig721Tau yes
I think you mean:
Paul: Mr. Ronny Wood
Crowd: Who the hell is Ronny Wood?
I was there! A round trip Italy-London in about 24 hours just to see a concert but... what a great concert!
100% worth it. What a surprise the encore was.
WOW! Ringo is so fit. He looks like his back never hurts. I'm in the same age group. My back always hurts :(
Learn to beat the drums... ;)
How big are donna stitz?
@@ray.shoesmith ha ha ! I should have kept my maiden name :/
Well he got a life time playing drums and he is used to it. But anyhow hope you doing well Donna
Yoga. 4 times a week
Ronnie playing get back like that in his unique style gives me gimmie shelter vibes. Absolutely love it.
No words. Just love
Sounded pretty darn good to me, and that’s awesome seeing him and Ringo play this together again.
And then there was two.. 😌 imagine having the pleasure of seeing two of the Beatles live on stage, literally inspired all the bands you love and listen to now.
I fully treasure it every time I think about it. And what a surprise it was that night.
I've been therely and I can only say that I have felt so honoured to take part of that amazing experience. Once in a lifetime!!! Thank you Paul, grandude!!!!
Hello, I've seen quite a handful of your likes and comments on my post and I just wanna go out of my way to appreciate those people whose comments and good wishes encourages me.❤️🙏
Amazing!!! These guys are absolutely brilliant, keep on going, from another 78 years old rocker !!!!!!
Wow! what an encore. Having sung for over 3 hours without a break, Paul brings on Ringo! Last time i saw them on stage together live was over 50 years ago at Odeon Hammersmith!
How awesome to been there for THAT concert.
Seen him in 76- Wings, '93 flowers in the dirt.
Sir Paul- the consummate performer- and keeps raising the bar- exceeding!
Larry Fulmer I would’ve give. Anything to be at that 76 Wings show. Wheee did you see them?
When Paul was doing the Wings Ovet America tour is the time I wished to had seen him . That Wings band was incredible and Paul s voice was at his peak .
I went to this night and it was honestly one of the best experiences I've ever had. He sang for 3 hours straight, not a break or even a sip of water.. sang his songs, George's songs, johns songs, the beatles, wings and even a happy birthday song for anyone out there celebrating a birthday. It was unbelievable. Paid triple the face value price for a ticket but worth every penny ❤
@@giveyourheadawobblee Oh I’m so glad you had this experience! I’m also incredibly jealous ;)
50% of The Beatles in this video!!!! Is amazing!!!!!!!
A child of the 60s ❤ love that Era!!
I was fortunate enough to be there. Probably one of the greatest moments of my life to be honest - I'll never forget it. Thank you so much for posting. What the hell are we going to do when this generation finally retire? Modern music just isn't the same.
Andrew Willmer ....there is no modern music.... only popular crap...
My father is 88 years old and still loves playing "Get Back" on the rare occasions he performs. His other favorite Beatles tune is "One After 909."
One after 909, is one of my favorites, too. Your dad has good taste. A very underrated little rocker by John, with nice harmonies with Paul. '...run to the station, railman said, you got the wrong location'. Ok, now I gotta get out my Let it Be album and hear it! 😎🖒
He picked two beauties for his faves. I haven't heard One After 909 in ages. I think I'll go look for it right now.
@@waynej2608 I wonder why they couldn't call it "910"?
@@jetnut89 cause his baby says she's traveling on the one after 909
I was there! This excellent video hardly conveys the excitement of the audience when Macca introduced Ringo. A moment I will remember as long as I live.
I was there! Watching this is unbelievable. As a lady said to me as we left the O2 that night, we had just seen half The Beatles.
Three ledgends on stage....Half of the world greatest band.....what a nigth this was for you that where there...I enver you
Ringo and Paul YEAH BABY! The only two left of the greatest band that revolutionized rock and roll the British invasion never will be again. Loved them!
From Japan, how I envy this kind of miracle can happen in London...
Me too from México
They could insert a clip of Ringo playing this song from 50 years ago and it would look/sound exactly the same! The guy is remarkably ageless…
because he was shit then and shit still, terrible drummer
I’m 40 and Ringo looks fitter than me
He's a rock and roll star
You're just 40
Just don't drink...
But you're not married to barbara bach.
All the good drugs from those days
Drinu Camilleri '
Oh LORD I Almost lost it when Ringo took the stage, I shed a
Tear when he hugged Paul, I
mean Come on Man.......the
Catalogue of Music they Gave
Us! Two Living Legends together
Plus Ronnie and the Gang, WOW!!
Thank you so VERY much for Posting this Beauty, the BEATLES
ARE MY FAVORITE BAND OF ALL TIME, JOHN was my BEATLE.....
R.I.P. JOHN and GEORGE. 🎸💚
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Right before the Covid shutdowns I got to see Paul live at Dodger Stadium; it was awesome! And to see and hear Ringo along with Paul was insane. I’m 44 but have been listening to the Beatles since I was a kid.
I am absolutely honored to be born in a time when the Beatles and The rolling Stones and rock and roll reigned supreme. Imagine how our life would be without that great music those outstanding musicians. Thank you Paul Ringo Ronnie Wood and everybody else
Macca - No. 1 rock star ever - no contest! And there will never be another group like the Beatles!
I'm realizing this was just last week!! Ringo...78???? Who wouldn't sign for that. Thanks for the post!
"I smile, I play me instrument, people love me."
What a life! 😊
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Appreciate one of the biggest geniuses ever born....while he's still here....voice or no voice.
Just the fact these guys are still in the vertical position is amazing in itself but to bring it like this is just incredible.
I saw Paul at the Echo arena recently - it was awesome!! 3hrs and 40 songs - he’s a brilliant and true professional. I’m a Beatles fan, but he can hold his own.
As good as this video is, it doesn’t do him justice. I only wish I’d seen him years ago.
Please everyone stop complaining about Ringo. He is RINGO and he can do or not do what the hell he wants!!!!!! Ronnie did great.
doesnt sound like the same drum part. original was more of a shuffle. this was like 4 on the floor. right? not as good
Ringo has always sucked as a "drummer"
@@roberthaizlip7143 No. His drum parts has identity...in every song
@@roberthaizlip7143 and he admits he is not a good drummer. I saw the all starr band a few months ago, and he barely plays drums at all, relying on the main drummer to do the real work. Still, he is Ringo, & a great happy peaceful spirit.
@@roberthaizlip7143 he was excellent in his heyday and put together some of the most iconic drum parts in history. It's just totally ill-informed nonsense that you're regurgitating from other people
Ringo plays the drums with great ease and precision. The magic between Paul & RIngo is obvious, even after many years not playing together. Add Ronnie to the mix, and this was something quite special.
Imagine travelling back in time to 1969 and playing the clip to them and telling them they're still doing this nearly 50 years later, are looking this good, and still adored by screaming fans many of whom aren't even born yet. They'd probably have thought they'd be dead by then.
I am from Hamburg and saw the Beatles when they were a mere warm-up band at the Kaiserkeller. When they moved to the Star-Club a year later I was seeing them at least once a month, until George Harrison took my girl-friend away. I am still unhappy about that....but how can a student compete with a rising pop-group? Good times....
Likely
Wow! Do you remember if you saw Stuart playing with them?
So awesome
If only ....good story though
She was clearly not good enough for you ! If you can not keep them, better off without them !
The Fabulous R I N G O !!