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Paul McCartney - We can work it out (Unplugged)
The Beatles only performed this song, live, during their final British tour in November/December 1965. This version is Paul´s first time since then.
Paul McCartney - That would be something (Unplugged)
McCartney has neither publicly performed nor re-recorded this song until the wellcome taping of this countrysh, extended and generally re-arrenged version in 1991.
Paul McCartney - tribute to John Lennon
Paul McCartney pays tribute to John Lennon with a medley of songs by the Beatles and John Lennon: Strawberry Fields Forever, Help! and Give Peace a Chance.
Paul - Listen To What The Man Said ((promo 'All The Best'))
Wogan, 20th November 1987. Macca promoting his greatest hits album 'All The Best'
Paul McCartney - Jet ((promo 'All The Best'))
Wogan, 20th November 1987. Macca promoting 'All The Best'
Paul McCartney - This One (Live, Sort Of)
Paul McCartney plays This One Live... Sort of, he's lip-syncing to the original track.
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Paul McCartney - Figure Of Eight live in Chicago 1989
A live performance at the Rosemont Horizon on December 3, 1989.
Paul McCartney - "Figure Of Eight" (German Tv.)
Germany Tv.
Flowers in the Dirt is Paul McCartney's comeback album, released in 1989. It was considered a major return upon release for McCartney due to the fact that he was embarking on his first world tour since the Wings Over the World jaunt back in 1975/1976. Flowers in the Dirt was also celebrated due to its musical quality, which earned McCartney his best reviews in years
Paul McCartney - My Brave Face (Wogan, 1989) [2 of 2]
Wogan, 19th May 1989. Paul's second of the night 'My Brave Face'
Paul McCartney - Figure Of Eight (Wogan, 1989 ) [1 of 2]
Wogan, 19th May 1989. Paul McCartney performs 'Figure Of Eight' and is interviewed by stand in host Sue Lawley.
Paul McCartney - How Many People/That Day Is Done (studio)
Paul and his band making Flowers in the Dirt LP in 1989...taken from Put it There dvd
Paul McCartney - Rough Ride
Song taken from Flowers in the Dirt LP (this is live version from Put it there dvd)
Paul McCartney - Once Upon a Long Ago. (1987 Holland)
Countdown 1987 Holland.
Presented by Simone Walraven.
Paul McCartney - Once Upon A Long Ago (Roxy TV, 1987)
The Roxy, 17th November 1987. A Macca tv appearance promoting 'Once Upon A Long Ago'
Paul McCartney - Let It Be (live aid '1985)
Great Paul McCartney performance on Live Aid concert
'1985
Paul McCartney - Spies Like Us (full video)
very funny video with Chavy Chase and Don Aykroyd.It's great to see all of them at Abbey Road crossing
Paul McCartney - No more lonely nights (disco)
No more lonely nights (disco version) From USA Nightflight - song from "Give My Regards to Broad Street" given dance remix treatment by John "Jellybean" Benitez.
No More Lonely Nights - Paul McCartney
No More Lonely Nights" is a song written by Paul McCartney, which was first released by him in September 1984, and it also can be heard on his Give My Regards to Broad Street album released later that year. The single reached #2 and #6 in the UK and US singles charts respectively.
On this track Paul McCartney sings lead vocal and plays piano, Linda McCartney and Eric Stewart sing backing vocals, David Gilmour plays guitar, Herbie Flowers plays bass, Anne Dudley plays synthesizer, and Stuart Elliot plays drums. The song was produced by George Martin.
After the session was done, Gilmour told McCartney to give his session fee to a charity of his choice as David and Paul are very good friends. In fact, this was Gilmour's second appearance on a Paul McCartney project. [Info courtesy: wikipedia.org]
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