Was anybody here at Paul McCartney's CD/DVD signing in New York yesterday?
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Yeah, I was there and the best advice I can give you is to not miss this one! Judging from the NYC signing at least, Paul is in a greater mood than he's ever been...He was ridiculously gracious, signing two copies for everyone, personalizing the CDs or DVDs and engaging in a little conversation...\n\nThe first people for some reason assembled 3 days and 3 nights before. By about 24 hours before the wristbands were to be handed out, about 30-40 people were there. I went the night before the signing, at around 9 pm and was 210th in line- ordinarily a risky place to be but we were told Paul would be signing for about 300 people (He stayed longer and must've siged for about 400 people). I would say, go the evening/night before. There tends to be a time, however, the night before when everyone decides to come to try and beat the last rush...In NY that seemed to begin around 10-11 and carried on till about 1. I'd say just make sure you get there a couple of hours before you anticipate that.\n\nI'd also nip down the area the afternoon before to see how many people have lined up. If you can nip by again after any period of time, you should be able to judge how fast the line is forming. Remember though to seriously pack for an expidition- extra socks, extra covering, the trusted folding chair that's dying to give way, a sleeping bag, an unbrella, something for a pillow...\n\nI goofed with a thinnish jacket and have spent pretty much all of this week with a violent cough and a horrible throat and cold...Other than that, I wouldnt regret the wait!\n\nBtw, ask to shake his hand! Though he may not stick it out first, he'll gladly oblige. \n\nHave fun. And if you're looking for line updates, you might find them coming in here: http://macca.devstars.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=56294\n\nHave fun! Oh and take a camera! The Virgin store in NY was ridiculously lax about letting us take pictures of Paul (though not with him obviously) and I really regretted not having mine.
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lol im not really sure but i am a really huge fan too!!Do you have the new cd yet?its really good!!
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U did? OOOOH< I love Jesse McCartney, I can't believe u have his phone number! Email it 2 me! starcammi@yahoo.com, plz!
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ohh yea the one on itunes is dirty..wait i guess would be my answer cuz once he comes out with his cd theres gonna be a clean version
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I believe there actually was a bootleg recording, and I've seen some video footage, of The Beatles '66 show at Budokan. Nothing legit, however. Cheap Trick, of course, is the most well-known and obvious answer. Bob Dylan also had a two LP set recorded live at Budokan, released legitimately in Japan. Also, the three LP live set by Santana entitled "Lotus."
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After we'd been together for just about a month and a half, I was going to go to a concert on a Sunday to see my all time favorite - Paul Mccartney (the concert was several hours away from my home). My better half decided to surprise me with a quick getaway to Vermont beforehand, so I could meet his friends and he could show me his hometown... and have me back by Sunday morning so I would be ready to go to my concert. \n\nWe arrived Friday night in Vermont and he had gotten us a room in the most amazing resort, it was stunning and we had a lovely dinner at our favorite restaurant (we both loved the restaurant from before we'd met, this was our first time going there together) and had a wonderful time... He had me home Sunday morning so I could go see my beloved Paul McCartney... the concert was good, but it didn't hold a candle to the rest of the weekend!\n\nps- we're getting married at that resort in a few months... four years later =)
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i found him on itunes
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"Let 'em In". Paul McCartney
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I read that there was going to be a hologram of Robbie on stage.  Robbie himself is currently rehearsing for his World Tour this year, so I doubt he'd have the time to actually appear on stage with the rest of Take That.  And as four of his tour dates actually clash with four of Take That's, I'd imagine it's impossible he'll be in two places at once, and that it wouldn't be fair on his fans in Paris and Amsterdam for him to cancel to the delight of Manchester or London.
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He started his career playing with Little Richard and Ray Charles...met the Beatles in Hamburg in '62...played on some Beatles songs including GET BACK, DON'T LET ME DOWN, SOMETHING, I WANT YOU, etc...toured with George Harrison, Ringo Starr, Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton and appeared on many of their albums, made 2 albums on the Beatles Apple label...played piano on John Lennon's song "God"...recorded with Bob Dylan and Aretha Franklin...even co-wrote a song with George Harrison called "SING ONE FOR THE LORD"...appeared at "The Concert For Bangla-Desh" and "The Concert For George"...and he had som big hits on his own....great piano player....will definitely be missed....
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Roy Orbison turned down a chance to manage The Beatles.\n\n****************\n\nIn answer to your e-mail:\n\nAbsolutely. It's a well known story. They were on the same bill in England in 1964 or 65. Orbison headlined and the up and coming Beatles talked him into letting them play the final set since he was already getting top billing. Roy easily agreed to let them go .\n\nUnfortunately (For the Beatles), the British crowd - like virtually all Brittons, just ADORED Roy. The crowd demanded - and GOT - something like 20 (TWENTY!) encores and curtain calls from Roy. Finally, John Lennon and Paul McCartney came onstage, took Roy by the arms and laughingly yelled "YANKEE GO HOME!" and ushered him off stage.\n\nThere was always a close friendship between them after that, which is how Roy was offered the job as their manager just at their worldwide popularity was cresting. This is also how he and George Harrison would up with the Traveling Wilburys decades later.\n\nYou can ask or find out more over at www.orbison.com. They have a pretty fair forum over there. I shy away from it however, as I don't like what Barbara Orbison has done in marketing him commercially in praise of the Almighty Buck vs. promoting the man and his talents.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nP.S. Incidentally. If you're not familiar with LARRY BRANSON, it might be worth your while to check him out. He's an Orbison impersonator who starred in the British stage show The Roy Orbison Story. (The CD is still available and not bad.) Branson's voice was fair to middlin' and the CD was well done overall. The BIG SHOCK is that about seven years ago, Branson released an album of his own. Now I've been an Orbison fan for 40 years and I'll tell you in no uncertain terms: Branson SOUNDED EXACTLY LIKE ROY AT HIS VERY BEST! EVERY note and inflection was PURE CLASSIC ROY! Absolutely UNBELIEVEABLE!!! To my knowlege, Branson has released absolutely nothing since and I suspect that Barbara Orbison is probably behind that.
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No it was a bit.\nHe was on Howard Stern yesterday
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I once purchased some concert tickets for $300...they were third row. :) And they were legit...I love eBay!!!
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Yes I saw her . It was a very informative look into Fergie's life .The songs she performed along with the piano were cool too .Her nails were cool ! \nAnd Will. I. AM in the audience was a nice touch for Fergie too .He seems like a smart ,talented musician as well !
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Actually, that would be "Live at Shea Stadium," which was originally released in the late '70's.\n\nTrue, the Vee Jay release, "Introducing the Beatles," has never been on CD but all the songs on it are available on CD.
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http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060518/en_nm/mccartney_dc_9\n\nThere's no fool like an old fool.