Paul McCartney

Paul McCartney wants to release “Carnival of Light.”

All Beatle news. | by Matt | Sun, Nov 16

Sun, Nov 16 McCartney says he wants to release “Carnival of Light,” a 14-minute experimental track the Fab Four recorded in 1967 but never released.

McCartney would need permission from Ringo Starr and the widows of Lennon and George Harrison to release the track.

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3 mainstream media and 2 bloggers weighed in on a similar topic

2 Weeks Ago, blogs.nypost.com says (in Paul McCartney adds third NYC Date) These inaugural concert events at Citi Field mark the latest in a series of landmark performances that tie McCartney to the Mets home turf: First it was The Beatles' legendary musical christening of Shea Stadium in 1965 and then McCartney's special ...

And Newsday says (in McCartney goes for three-peat, adds third Citi show) New York Daily News
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The shows will feature hits from McCartney's massive catalog, including material from The Beatles, who rung in the era of stadium rock at Shea back in 1965; Wings; and the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer's solo career. Selections from the recent album, ...

And NME.com says (in Paul McCartney adds third show at Citi Field) UK
Paul McCartney is set to play a third show at the new Citi Field stadium in New York in July after his first two gigs sold out within minutes. The former Beatle has added a July 21 show at the stadium, which is significant in that The Beatles were the ...

3 Weeks Ago, Post Chronicle says (in Paul McCartney To Rock New York Mets' Stadium, Citi Field!) Last summer (08), McCartney joined New York legend Billy Joel for his series of gigs at the Mets' Shea Stadium, which has since been demolished. The superstar has a special connection with the team and their stadiums - The Beatles famously played the ...

Last Month, Beatles Unlimited says (in Paul To PKay Citi Field This July) McCartney Returns to New York to Continue Inaugural Concert Tradition
FLUSHING, N.Y., June 3, 2009 Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Paul McCartney will perform the historic first concerts at Citi Field the new home of the Mets Friday, July 17 and Saturday, July 18.