Larry King interview with Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Yoko Ono, Olivia Harrison and Guy Laliberté on the occasion of the 1st anniversary of Cirque du Soleil Love show.

Paul played Nashville for the first time ever on July 26th. After the "Venus & Mars"/"Rockshow"/"Jet" opening medley, McCartney went right into this Beatles classic. "All My Loving" was originally released in the UK on November 22, 1963 on "With the Beatles". But it wasn't released in the US for two more months on "Meet the Beatles!" Amazingly, this song was never released as a single in the US or Canada, but was a concert staple of early Beatles shows. And about this July 26 concert in Nashville... Well, of course the show was amazing. What would you expect when you hear a BEATLE perfom 22 Beatles classics. He has really increased his Wings performances as well with 12 titles! If this is your first time viewing a video on my channel, please take a look at my unique videos for The Daily Vinyl. Please visit www.TheDailyVinyl.com and come join the Facebook group www.facebook.com And let's celebrate our love of VINYL records and great music!

Paul played Nashville Tennessee for the first time ever on July 26th. Another Wings classic. Released as a single in July, 1976 and is the opening track for the album "Wings At The Speed Of Sound" (which also contained the mega-hit "Silly Love Songs.") I believe this tour is the first time "Let 'Em In" has been played live since the late "Flowers In The Dirt Tour" in 1989. Correct me if I'm wrong. If this is your first time viewing a video on my channel, please take a look at my unique videos for The Daily Vinyl. Please visit www.TheDailyVinyl.com and come join the Facebook group www.facebook.com And let's celebrate our love of VINYL records and great music! And about this July 26 concert in Nashville... Well, of course the show was amazing. What would you expect when you hear a BEATLE perfom 22 Beatles classics. He has really increased his Wings performances as well with 12 titles!

Paul played Nashville Tennessee for the first time ever on July 26th. After the Beatles classic "All My Loving", McCartney launched into this laid back rockin' Wings tune "Letting Go". (Oops, I accidentally left that this was written by "Lennon/McCartney"). It is also from the album "Venus And Mars" (as was the first two songs of the evening.) "Letting Go" was released as a single in 1975 but did not chart very high (#39 in the US). He hasn't performed this song live since the 1976 Wings Over America tour. If this is your first time viewing a video on my channel, please take a look at my unique videos for The Daily Vinyl. Please visit www.TheDailyVinyl.com and come join the Facebook group www.facebook.com And let's celebrate our love of VINYL records and great music! And about this July 26 concert in Nashville... Well, of course the show was amazing. What would you expect when you hear a BEATLE perfom 22 Beatles classics. He has really increased his Wings performances as well with 12 titles!

Paul played Nashville for the first time ever on July 26th. He opened the show with "Venus & Mars" into "Rock Show" (from the 1975 album "Venus and Mars") and into "Jet" from the classic 1973 album "Band On The Run"... much like he did on his Wings Over America Tour in 1976 (in fact, I filmed a vinyl video for this medley a year ago at the same location as my videos for "Karn Evil 9" and "Suffragette City." I NEVER would have expected that he'd open with those songs ever again.) Of course the show was amazing. What would you expect when you hear a BEATLE perfom 22 Beatles classics. He has really increased his Wings performances as well with 12 titles! If this is your first time viewing a video on my channel, please take a look at my unique videos for TheDailyVinyl. Please visit www.TheDailyVinyl.com and join the Facebook group www.facebook.com

The handwritten lyrics of John Lennon's Give Peace A Chance will be sold at Christie's auction house.

Paul played Nashville Tennessee for the first time ever on July 26th. The 6th song (if you count Venus & Mars and RockShow as 2 songs... and I do) was "Got To Get You Into My Life." It was released on the album "Revolver" in August 1966. Ten years later, it was released as a single, making it the last Top 10 hit for the Beatles until "Free As A Bird." If this is your first time viewing a video on my channel, please take a look at my unique videos for The Daily Vinyl. Please visit www.TheDailyVinyl.com and come join the Facebook group www.facebook.com And let's celebrate our love of VINYL records and great music! And about this July 26 concert in Nashville... Well, of course the show was amazing. What would you expect when you hear a BEATLE perfom 22 Beatles classics. He has really increased his Wings performances as well with 12 titles!

Paul played Nashville Tennessee for the first time ever on July 26th. I have to say this is possibly my ALL TIME favorite McCartney song. I never, ever imagined that I would see him perform it live. Knowing that he has already been doing 3 songs from his 1973 masterpiece "Band On The Run" on every tour since it came out, and his recent addition of "Mrs. Vanderbilt," I couldn't have imagined him performing a 5th song. But here it is!!! I love the piano part. I love the melody. The passion. The energy. The climax. Brilliant songwriting! This song made it a guarantee that I was going to pay WHATEVER it cost to see this show. And I did pay an insane amount for Ticketmaster's "Silver Package" that is supposed to include some limited edition merchandise that I am yet to see. Oh, anyway, back to the show. There were two songs between video #5 ("Highway") and this one. The two songs were "Let Me Roll It" (with a bit of Jimi Hendrix's "Foxy Lady") and "The Long And Winding Road." I chose not to record these as they have been well documented in recent McCartney DVDs. Go buy them. They are awesome. Especially "Good Evening New York." If this is your first time viewing a video on my channel, please take a look at my unique videos for The Daily Vinyl. Please visit www.TheDailyVinyl.com and come join the Facebook group www.facebook.com And let's celebrate our love of VINYL records and great music! And about this July 26 concert in Nashville... Well, of course the show was amazing. What ...

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Paul played Nashville Tennessee for the first time ever on July 26th. This song is from Paul McCartney's most recent release "Electric Argument" under the pseudonym THE FIREMEN. There is already an excellent version of this song on his recent CD/DVD release "Good Evening New York City." So, had I known that the battery in my brand new camera would die before the end of the show, I probably would not have recorded this one. (I would've saved it for "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da.") If you're not familiar with this song, its a pretty cool rocker. Hope you'll buy the mentioned CD/DVD and support the artist. Ever since his divorce, he's had to live in a small apartment in the slums of Harlem. (Or something like that.) If this is your first time viewing a video on my channel, please take a look at my unique videos for The Daily Vinyl. Please visit www.TheDailyVinyl.com and come join the Facebook group www.facebook.com And let's celebrate our love of VINYL records and great music! And about this July 26 concert in Nashville... Well, of course the show was amazing. What would you expect when you hear a BEATLE perfom 22 Beatles classics. He has really increased his Wings performances as well with 12 titles!