Agreed…Tug Of War, Flaming Pie, Back To The Egg, Flowers in the Dirt, Ram…plus classical The list of great music since the Beatles is endless and all from the mind of Paul McCartney.. Long may the Knight reign! Fagstein » Don Macpherson advocates MURDER June 19, 2007 at 9:21 pm
He followed up with a series of Beatles songs, including "Hey Jude," "Let it Be," "Back in the U.S.S.R.," and "Penny Lane." The show also included a rendition of "A Day in the Life," which McCartney dedicated to John Lennon. McCartney returned for his encore waving a Ukrainian flag and finished o...
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By Jon Swaine Last Updated: 3:47PM BST 22 Jul 2008 Sir Paul McCartney greeted the crowd with a few French phrases Photo: AFP/GETTY After opening last night's show with the Wings song Jet, Sir Paul told the audience: "Bonsoir les Quebecois, bonsoir toute le gang."
The Beatles legend, who is currently embroiled in a battle with estranged wife Heather Mills, regularly visits north London's Kenwood House art gallery to spend time looking at The Guitar Player - a 17th Century piece by Jan Vermeer. London Film Festival: Ones to Watch
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