Dream Beatles Reunion Setlists
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I'm imagining that they would have to be given a pretty equal number of vocals between John, Paul, and George for them all to agree to it, with Ringo a little less often. So, for most of the time, after the opener, which has all three singing, the three main guys rotate (like they used to, in the early days). Things get a bit looser toward the end of the main set, with more John and Paul. In the first encore, each member gets a screamer to do. In the second encore, a few feel-good classics followed by the big production of "A Day In The Life." The third encore gives you Abbey Road bookends to bring it to a satisfying close. Free As A Bird Hello Goodbye Help! Taxman Got To Get You Into My Life Good Morning, Good Morning Something Octopus's Garden Can't Buy Me Love Nowhere Man Think For Yourself The Long And Winding Road Strawberry Fields Forever Savoy Truffle Yellow Submarine We Can Work It Out Rain Here Comes The Sun Michelle A Hard Day's Night I Want To Tell You Don't Pass Me By Penny Lane If I Fell I Want To Hold Your Hand She Loves You All My Loving Julia While My Guitar Gently Weeps (starting with George doing the discarded verse solo acoustic, then the band joins in for the full electric version, with Eric Clapton showing up for the solo) Sgt. Pepper/With A Little Help From My Friends I Am The Walrus Hey Jude encore 1: Roll Over Beethoven I'm Down Boys Twist And Shout encore 2: Let It Be All You Need Is Love Yesterday A Day In The Life encore 3: Come Together Golden Slumbers / Carry That Weight / The End
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Sorry, Wix Rocks, but no way could Paul pull off Oh! Darling today. Great set though otherwise and maybe if they had reunited much earlier. favoritething--yours is great too! King Macca, I would like to hear John do Instant Karma too!
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Nancy R:
Sorry, Wix Rocks, but no way could Paul pull off Oh! Darling today. Great set though otherwise and maybe if they had reunited much earlier. favoritething--yours is great too! King Macca, I would like to hear John do Instant Karma too!
Very true...since we can't take John or George's vocal status into account I decided to remain unbiased as to Paul's potential vocal status as well. If he couldn't handle it I'd say to swap it for Penny Lane or Getting Better.
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The Beatles 1989 World Tour Wembley Stadium, London September 2, 1989 - No Solo Songs - 25th Anniversary from their first US visit and World Tour. / 36 dates - all around the world (including Africa and Central America) - As Paul did only 28-34 songs in 1989, this set contains 38 as a full band. - Tour supported by Amnesty International and Greenpeace. - It would become their only reunion world tour ever. - The third encore -about Beatlemania- is different every night. In NY, they play the first Sullivan set and in Berlin they play German versions of "She Loves You" and "I Want to Hold Your Hand". - "Michelle" was played after "In My Life" in Paris; in New Delhi, a little acoustic set of sitar and tabla songs like The Inner Light and Norwegian Wood. - Before "Revolution", John shouts "Viva la Revolución" in Cuba, "Tear Down The Wall" in Berlin, "Free Tibet" in Hong Kong, "Free Nelson Mandela" in Zimbabwe or "Please remember Víctor Jara" in Chile. - During "All You Need Is Love" in Brazil, they are joined on stage by people of the Amazon rainforest and in Nigeria they are joined by Fela Kuti. In other countries, they invite regional artists, human rights activists and friends. - "Back in the USSR" is played twice at the Moscow concert. That show is dedicated to Vladimir Vysotsky. Video: Intro / The Inner Light 1. Get Back 2. Revolution 3. A Hard Day's Night 4. Can't Buy Me Love 5. I Feel Fine 6. Day Tripper 7. Taxman 8. Help! 9. Nowhere Man 10. Got to Get You Into My Life 11. In My Life 12. Here, There and Everywhere 13. Yesterday 14. Here Comes The Sun 15, Strawberry Fields Forever 16. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 17. With a Little Help From My Friends 18. Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds 19. The Fool On the Hill 20. I Am the Walrus 21. Back in the USSR 22. Dear Prudence 23. Old Brown Shoe 24. Come Together 25. I Want You (She's So Heavy) / Helter Skelter 26. Something 27. Let it Be 28. Across The Universe 29. The Long and Winding Road Encore I 30. While My Guitar Gently Weeps 31. A Day in the Life 32. Hey Jude Encore II 33. Golden Slumbers / Carry That Weight / The End (Fireworks) 34. All You Need Is Love (balloons) Encore III (London Only) 1. I Saw Her Standing There 2. Please Please Me 3. From Me To You 4. I Want To Hold Your Hand Bootlegs from every show spread around the world, till in 2014 they make official bootlegs of every concert
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Nice, pancho93! Love the details!
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TICKET PRICES Floor- $95 (GA) Lower Bowl- $300 Mid Bowl- $300/$95 Upper Bowl- $95/$65 On Stubhub, $120000
: HOWEVER, I always say that if I'm ever in a big famous band, if we are all alive for a reunion, I would want to do a pop-up club show for the first reunion gig. Just tell everyone we're not touring, then 3 months later, announce a club gig the day of, just play... Then announce a tour. Could you imagine? "(Band name) Just announced a surprise club show after 40 year split!" Damn. That would be awesome. And crazy.
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Awesome thread idea! I like reading through everyone's setlists. I'll have to add mine soon. -Rubber Soul13
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KingMacca:
TICKET PRICES Floor- $95 (GA) Lower Bowl- $300 Mid Bowl- $300/$95 Upper Bowl- $95/$65 On Stubhub, $120000
: HOWEVER, I always say that if I'm ever in a big famous band, if we are all alive for a reunion, I would want to do a pop-up club show for the first reunion gig. Just tell everyone we're not touring, then 3 months later, announce a club gig the day of, just play... Then announce a tour. Could you imagine? "(Band name) Just announced a surprise club show after 40 year split!" Damn. That would be awesome. And crazy.
Well, they didn't. Harvey Goldsmith and Bill Graham, "their" tour managers, "sent a fax" to the principal world broadcasters -including MTV- "to be present" on Sunday June 18 at the BBC Broadcasting House rooftop, where special news "were going to happen". Later that night, at 8pm, The Beatles were playing live via-satellite all over the world. 1. Get Back / 2. Revolution / 3. Back In The U.S.S.R. Minutes later, The Beatles, Graham, Goldsmith and people from Greenpeace and Amnesty International were announcing a tour all over the world, from LA to Argentina, From London to Moscow, From Tel Aviv to Zimbabwe. Just imagine the headlines the day after.
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As I can think of no grimmer thought than of the Beatles doing what Don Henley once termed a "lost youth and greed tour," I prefer not to even contemplate this question.
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Complete UK albums as a setlist. 2 albums a show.
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Nancy R:
Sorry, Wix Rocks, but no way could Paul pull off Oh! Darling today. Great set though otherwise and maybe if they had reunited much earlier. favoritething--yours is great too! King Macca, I would like to hear John do Instant Karma too!
I am sorry, I have to chuckle at this comment. We are living in am imaginary dream world in which all 4 Beatles are not only alive but touring and you are going to quibble about Paul's current voice???
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LiveForever:
Nancy R:
Sorry, Wix Rocks, but no way could Paul pull off Oh! Darling today. Great set though otherwise and maybe if they had reunited much earlier. favoritething--yours is great too! King Macca, I would like to hear John do Instant Karma too!
I am sorry, I have to chuckle at this comment. We are living in am imaginary dream world in which all 4 Beatles are not only alive but touring and you are going to quibble about Paul's current voice???
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LiveForever:
Nancy R:
Sorry, Wix Rocks, but no way could Paul pull off Oh! Darling today. Great set though otherwise and maybe if they had reunited much earlier. favoritething--yours is great too! King Macca, I would like to hear John do Instant Karma too!
I am sorry, I have to chuckle at this comment. We are living in am imaginary dream world in which all 4 Beatles are not only alive but touring and you are going to quibble about Paul's current voice???
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Sorry I injected some realism in there!
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No need for voices if they covered Kraftwerk's "Autobahn" live on accordion!
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Bruce M.:
As I can think of no grimmer thought than of the Beatles doing what Don Henley once termed a "lost youth and greed tour," I prefer not to even contemplate this question.
But you can't compare The Beatles with The Eagles, they weren't big worldwide. If The Beatles would have done a world tour I think that it would have been only one, with no new albums or songs. Then, they focus on their solo careers and that's all. It is almost logical that if John had not died, Paul concerts would have had less than six Beatles songs. Just check his setlists from the 70s, so there would have been no need for getting back together
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pancho93:
Bruce M.:
As I can think of no grimmer thought than of the Beatles doing what Don Henley once termed a "lost youth and greed tour," I prefer not to even contemplate this question.
But you can't compare The Beatles with The Eagles, they weren't big worldwide. If The Beatles would have done a world tour I think that it would have been only one, with no new albums or songs. Then, they focus on their solo careers and that's all. It is almost logical that if John had not died, Paul concerts would have had less than six Beatles songs. Just check his setlists from the 70s, so there would have been no need for getting back together
I'm thinking if John and Paul ever did get back together, and paved the way, it would have been primarily to make new music, not to live in nostaliga. Any concerts would've been an afterthought, or only if they felt the fire in their belly to do so. And it would be held to about 22 songs, if that. Or perhaps just a four-song set in a charity event. I'd have preferred the new material than the nostalgia tour (I think).
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toris:
pancho93:
Bruce M.:
As I can think of no grimmer thought than of the Beatles doing what Don Henley once termed a "lost youth and greed tour," I prefer not to even contemplate this question.
But you can't compare The Beatles with The Eagles, they weren't big worldwide. If The Beatles would have done a world tour I think that it would have been only one, with no new albums or songs. Then, they focus on their solo careers and that's all. It is almost logical that if John had not died, Paul concerts would have had less than six Beatles songs. Just check his setlists from the 70s, so there would have been no need for getting back together
I'm thinking if John and Paul ever did get back together, and paved the way, it would have been primarily to make new music, not to live in nostaliga. Any concerts would've been an afterthought, or only if they felt the fire in their belly to do so. And it would be held to about 22 songs, if that. Or perhaps just a four-song set in a charity event. I'd have preferred the new material than the nostalgia tour (I think).
Probably true. However, would prefer a reunion tour in 2012-2013-2014-2015, not 1989 like the other guy said lol
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KingMacca:
Probably true. However, would prefer a reunion tour in 2012-2013-2014-2015, not 1989 like the other guy said lol
Or maybe one for 89 and other for '14. (25/50 years) 1989
2014
That's why 1989
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They made Paul look even older!
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Nancy R:
They made Paul look even older!
hahahaha