Paul McCartney has officially become an oldies act.
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Well his songs are known to us, McCartney fans, but I recently played Wings Greatest for a friend of mine from Palestine and he never heard any of them. McCartney is known and famous to us, but there are more people out there who have no idea who he is. They know the Beatles, but not McCartney as an individual. and besides the 70s were a long time ago and the 60s even a longer time ago.
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So, if he can play those 60s songs, he most certainly can play all his 70s hits as well!
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left hand man:
So, if he can play those 60s songs, he most certainly can play all his 70s hits as well!
Sure, if they don't know any of the songs anyway, what difference does it make.
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How about giving the audience the chance to know the songs, how do we know they won't like them?? This would at least give his audience something to think about in regards as to whether he's an oldies act or not. Many of those songs may be old, but at least McCartney's act wouldn't be old, or predictable, or repetitive, or boring!
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I've been to about 15 McCartney shows and about 75% of the show is repetitive, but the other 25% is just enough to keep me happy. But to tell the truth, I'm sick of hearing Let it Be and Hey Jude and all those Beatle anthems. When he did Too Many People during the last tour, I thought great he moving away from the Beatle era, but his nostalgic act came right behind it. I just wish he would give Wings a Chance.
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Lefthanded man, makes some great points. Do people really think they will chase Paul off stage if he replaced obscure barely known Beatle songs like "I'll Get You" for bonafide blockbuster #1 hits like With a Little Luck, Listen to what the Man Said, etc. Did I miss something and Paul's solo career was a complete bomb as opposed to him being one of the biggest hitmakers on the planet? I'll take another crack at this point, everytime I do I get hit so I'll say this in advance It's kind of weird I think all those that get offended when people make suggestions or disagree some with Paul's approach to concerts. If people think Paul is doing his tours perfectly, good for them, their opinion is just as valid but not more so than people who would like changes. And no I don't think its some sort of disloyalty to Paul if you disagree with his set list or that you are a truer fan if you eat up everything he does without question. I seriously doubt if I ran into Paul on the street, and I told him I'd love to hear more Wings stuff in concert -- he's think those damn Wing fan idiots, they aren't my true fans, its those that want to hear Let It Be and Hey Jude -- they are what I call my true blue fans. Having said all that. I'll run with Paul's articulated thoughts on what he wants to do in a show. He wants to give people the hits. He likes to say when people come to his shows they expect to hear the big songs. He also wants to give a broad perspective of his career and give a few oddies to those hardcore fans like us. Now I really doubt when people come to a Paul McCartney show they are expecting I"ll Get You, In Spite of All the Danger, Till There Was You, C-Moon, Let Me Roll It. In terms of hits With A Little Luck #1 hit never been done in a major tour Ditto Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey#1 hit, never done Listen to What the Man Said -- #1 hit not done since 76 Silly Love Songs -- #1 hit not done since 76 Top 10 hits never done in a major tour Helen Wheels, No More Lonley Nights, Juniors Farm, Take It Away, Goodnight Tonight I really can't see people coming to his shows and saying look its a Paul McCartney show I want to hear In Spite of All the Danger and I know that song not that obscure Listen To What the Man Says song. Or they say thankfully, he does Let Me Roll It on practically every tour becuase fans will be missing out -- who wants to hear any other track off of Band on the Run like 1985 or a hit like Helen Wheels, yuk! It's Let Me Roll It or nothing. And yeah C-Moon is the quientesential track from his Wings period, everyone knows that one, not Silly Love Songs, or Listen to what the Man Says. It's that sort of stuff that's puzziling to me. And yeah I know to some its sacriledge to question Paul's set list. For some weird reason we get hit basically for the idea that since we appreciate more of his catalogue then he puts out in concert, it means that we aren't as big a fan. Becauase his big fans should just suck it up and appreciate everything he throws at us. Look I can just as easy if not easier make the case that we are the bigger fans because we appreciate Paul's whole solo career, not just Paul the Beatle. And yeah I appreciate seeing him in concert. I love Paul's shows and I just think they can be even more special where he can cater to his hard core fans without losing his more causal ones. I am not talking about him doing Letting Go instead of Let It Be. But why not With A Little Luck (and BIG Wings hits) over obscure Beatle songs like I'll Get You? Look i am not even asking him to do what MOST major concert acts do like the Stones, Springsteen, and U2 and change things up in the middle of the tour and keep things spicy. Just do some big Wings hits, mix it up. Band on the Run is a classic album. And there are other tracks on that album for example that stand out, it wasn't just Let Me Roll It. Ditto for example with Flaming Pie, great album Looks like Calico Skies is going to be coming for a round 2 and maybe the title track Flaming Pie as well. OK, decent songs. But those weren't the singles -- the singles were World Tonight, Young Boy, Beautiful Night. If you do Flaming Pie one tour, why not Somedays or Young Boy, etc the next one. If you are going to give the obscure fans a nugget like Let Me Roll It or C-Moon or a track from Flsming Pie. Why repeat the same nugget in the next tour or so, why not give a new one? It seems like he does just that with his Beatle songs but not with his Wings/solo stuff. That to me is the odd thing about Paul's tours compared to what most artists do. And yeah look i am going to go anyway, great shows, I just think they can be made more special if Paul embraced variety. Part of (in my opinion) what makes Paul's albums so special is he's eclectic and brings variety -- so it suprises me that on tour he's one of the more predictable artists. Great shows but predictable. And there is a context to my point, I have seen a ton of concerts so am making apples to apples comparisons to other big artists. And the larger point is it seems to easy to break that predictability.
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jorke3344:
Paul McCartney?Anfield Liverpool Sound Concert (Running commentary while listening on the radio) 1. Hippy Hippy Shake: What an interesting choice for a concert opener. A nod to the Live at the BBC shows! Wow, we might get a ?new? show. 2. Jet: This one is NOT a surprise. This always been the 2nd or 3rd song to open a Macca show. My wife thinks he has always sung the line ?Jet? a bit off-key. No difference here, but always good to hear. 3. Drive My Car: Gosh, I?m sick of this one, but I guess it keeps up the show?s energy better than ?Flaming Pie.? 4. Flaming Pie: Oops, spoke to soon. A little different than previous concert versions, with harmony vocal in response to the lead vocals at the end of the song (but pretty standard take, nonetheless). 5. Got to Get You Into My Life: OK, let try to get the crowd pumped. 6. Let Me Roll It/Foxy Lady: Arghhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!! You know, he says everyone wants to hear the hits. When, exactly, was this a hit? What is wrong with him? If you think the show needs this kind of groove, bring back ?Letting Go? or something else like it. 7. My Love: Shaky vocals. At this point, the number of Wings/solo songs are greater than Beatles tunes. Shocking. 8. CMoon: And now he?s telling the stupid story behind this lame song. Talk about just sucking the air out of the place. With his catalog, he pulls this out for this type of big show???? 9. The Long and Winding Road: ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ 10. Dance Tonight: Nice version of this song. Thus begins the acoustic section of the show 11. Blackbird: He really struggles with this one. Doesn?t anyone have the guts to tell him he can?t pull this off anymore? 12. Calico Skies: This is a good ?un, that he sings well. 13. Spent my early life in Liverpool (Not sure if this is the title??): New song, primarily driven by acoustic guitar and accordion. Ringo?s ode to Liverpool was much better. 14. I?ll Follow the Sun: Does the same false ending, three times (the last one sung in a kinda boozy voice. Kinda inspiring me to start drinking heavily as well) 15. Eleanor Rigby: He?s going through the motions now. 16. Something: Did you know that George was a really good Ukulele player? Does he really think anyone in the crowd hasn?t heard this story before? Unbelievable. 17. Penny Lane: Stops the song after the first line, so he can start over and ?get it right.? Wow. How original! Wait, the song is over and now he?s inviting a special guest to the stage. Could it be Elvis Costello? Ringo? No, it?s Mr. Dave Grohl. Now, that is worth the price of admission. 18. Band on the Run: This is for the Wings fans out there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 19. Back in the U.S.S.R.: So much for the Wings fans out there. 20. Live and Let Die: Please, bring Olivia and Yoko on stage to sing backup vocals. Do something different?. anything. The sheep are cheering though. 21. Let it Be: At this point, I think I?d like to go watch Hillary Clinton?s Puerto Rico victory speech. I expect more surprises there. 22. Hey Jude: Great, the bathroom break song. Seriously. OK, he?s left the stage, but I?d like to predict the encore. ?I saw here standing there? and ?Yesterday.? No reason to go out on the limb here. The BBC commentators are praising the show as spectacular. The guy is saying he has never seen anything like the pyrotechnics that accompanied ?Live and Let Die?. OK, so there was someone there tonight that has never seen a Paul McCartney show. 23. Yesterday: He still sings this one well. 24. A Day in the Life/Give Peace a Chance: Well, I guess that?s what he meant by ?a few surprises.? Oh my God..he screwed up the words in the bridge. He caught the bus in seconds flat twice (and mumbles a couple of unrecognizable words as well)!!! No wonder he never does anything new. He?s so shaken by that screw up that he?s not even going to finish the song, rather he?s now made a clumsy transition into ?Give Peace a Chance.? 25. Lady Madonna: Mentions the screw up to the song?s lyrics for a Day in the Life before launching into Lady Madonna. How embarrassing. Dave Grohl is back. How exciting. 26. I saw her standing there: Goodnight! I don?t care how many people may be coming to a show that have never seen Paul McCartney before (it can?t really be that many, can it?). His lack of originality is pathetic.
There are so many pages in this thread I'm bound to repeat what's already been said, so if so, sorry ahead of time. That being said, I'd now like to address the original post... Jorke3344, I agree with a lot of what you said. As I wasn't one of the lucky few who got to make it to one of Paul's "Secret Shows", I'd love to hear him sing "That Was Me" or "Only Mama Knows." I'd love to hear him do the "Golden Slumbers" medley off Abbey Road or even "Kansas City/ Hey, Hey, Hey". I'd love to hear him do "Every Night" or his version of "Summertime" off the Choba B CCP album. I could do without hearing "Dance Tonight" or "Jet" or even "Blackbird." And I could especially do without him singing "CMoon." He does play a lot of the same songs over and over and has been doing so for years. Yes. And it can get a little... for lack of a better word... old. You're right. But, there are two sides to every coin. My first time seeing him in concert was in 2005. And I can tell you right now, I would have been SO disappointed if he hadn't done some of these same songs just because others who have seen him in concert numerous times, were tired of them. I would have died had he not done "Yesterday" or "My Love" or "Let it Be." For me, "Let it Be" was the ultimate... I sat there and cried because I could just picture him, with his long black hair and beard, sitting at his piano, things with the Beatles falling apart all around him, singing "when the broken-hearted people, living in the world agree, there will be an answer..." He's Paul McCartney, man. You mustn't forget that. A living legend. So, yeah he sings the same songs over and over and yeah it can be pretty repetitive and "unoriginal" as you put it. But, at the same time, you know that's what you were getting when you go to one of his shows... or listen to it... or watch it on television or the computer. If you don't want to hear "The Long and Winding Road" or "Hey Jude," then don't. But there's someone out there who has never had a chance to see Macca play "I Saw Her Standing There" live, and for them it will be the experience of a lifetime. And those people are the people Paul is catering to. And I can appreciate that. Thank you and goodnight! lol
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I don't see why everyone has to sit through the same show just because you are late to the party.
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PHILLIP:
I don't see why everyone has to sit through the same show just because you are late to the party.
Not my fault for being born a couple decades late, friend. And you don't have to sit through the same show...
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Decades late? nevermind, you don't count.
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PHILLIP:
Decades late? nevermind, you don't count.
I do you know?
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donnacorleone:
PHILLIP:
Decades late? nevermind, you don't count.
I do you know?
OK. You're # 1, just like Paul.
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mikeskapla:
Lefthanded man, makes some great points. Do people really think they will chase Paul off stage if he replaced obscure barely known Beatle songs like "I'll Get You" for bonafide blockbuster #1 hits like With a Little Luck, Listen to what the Man Said, etc. Did I miss something and Paul's solo career was a complete bomb as opposed to him being one of the biggest hitmakers on the planet? I'll take another crack at this point, everytime I do I get hit so I'll say this in advance: It's kind of weird I think all those that get offended when people make suggestions or disagree some with Paul's approach to concerts. If people think Paul is doing his tours perfectly, good for them, their opinion is just as valid but not more so than people who would like changes. And no I don't think its some sort of disloyalty to Paul if you disagree with his set list or that you are a truer fan if you eat up everything he does without question. I seriously doubt if I ran into Paul on the street, and I told him I'd love to hear more Wings stuff in concert -- he's think those damn Wing fan idiots, they aren't my true fans, its those that want to hear Let It Be and Hey Jude -- they are what I call my true blue fans. Having said all that. I'll run with Paul's articulated thoughts on what he wants to do in a show. He wants to give people the hits. He likes to say when people come to his shows they expect to hear the big songs. He also wants to give a broad perspective of his career and give a few oddies to those hardcore fans like us. Now I really doubt when people come to a Paul McCartney show they are expecting I"ll Get You, In Spite of All the Danger, Till There Was You, C-Moon, Let Me Roll It. In terms of hits: With A Little Luck #1 hit never been done in a major tour Ditto Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey#1 hit, never done Listen to What the Man Said -- #1 hit not done since 76 Silly Love Songs -- #1 hit not done since 76 Top 10 hits never done in a major tour: Helen Wheels, No More Lonley Nights, Juniors Farm, Take It Away, Goodnight Tonight I really can't see people coming to his shows and saying look its a Paul McCartney show I want to hear In Spite of All the Danger and I know that song not that obscure Listen To What the Man Says song. Or they say thankfully, he does Let Me Roll It on practically every tour becuase fans will be missing out -- who wants to hear any other track off of Band on the Run like 1985 or a hit like Helen Wheels, yuk! It's Let Me Roll It or nothing. And yeah C-Moon is the quientesential track from his Wings period, everyone knows that one, not Silly Love Songs, or Listen to what the Man Says. It's that sort of stuff that's puzziling to me. And yeah I know to some its sacriledge to question Paul's set list. For some weird reason we get hit basically for the idea that since we appreciate more of his catalogue then he puts out in concert, it means that we aren't as big a fan. Becauase his big fans should just suck it up and appreciate everything he throws at us. Look I can just as easy if not easier make the case that we are the bigger fans because we appreciate Paul's whole solo career, not just Paul the Beatle. And yeah I appreciate seeing him in concert. I love Paul's shows and I just think they can be even more special where he can cater to his hard core fans without losing his more causal ones. I am not talking about him doing Letting Go instead of Let It Be. But why not With A Little Luck (and BIG Wings hits) over obscure Beatle songs like I'll Get You? Look i am not even asking him to do what MOST major concert acts do like the Stones, Springsteen, and U2 and change things up in the middle of the tour and keep things spicy. Just do some big Wings hits, mix it up. Band on the Run is a classic album. And there are other tracks on that album for example that stand out, it wasn't just Let Me Roll It. Ditto for example with Flaming Pie, great album Looks like Calico Skies is going to be coming for a round 2 and maybe the title track Flaming Pie as well. OK, decent songs. But those weren't the singles -- the singles were: World Tonight, Young Boy, Beautiful Night. If you do Flaming Pie one tour, why not Somedays or Young Boy, etc the next one. If you are going to give the obscure fans a nugget like Let Me Roll It or C-Moon or a track from Flsming Pie. Why repeat the same nugget in the next tour or so, why not give a new one? It seems like he does just that with his Beatle songs but not with his Wings/solo stuff. That to me is the odd thing about Paul's tours compared to what most artists do. And yeah look i am going to go anyway, great shows, I just think they can be made more special if Paul embraced variety. Part of (in my opinion) what makes Paul's albums so special is he's eclectic and brings variety -- so it suprises me that on tour he's one of the more predictable artists. Great shows but predictable. And there is a context to my point, I have seen a ton of concerts so am making apples to apples comparisons to other big artists. And the larger point is it seems to easy to break that predictability.
Excellent post and some very good points especially the hits songs in his Wings/solo career he never or rarely performed. I will be interested in the responses you get.
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PHILLIP:
donnacorleone:
PHILLIP:
Decades late? nevermind, you don't count.
I do you know?
OK. You're # 1, just like Paul.
LOL! ...you're funny.
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yankeefan7:
Excellent post and some very good points especially the hits songs in his Wings/solo career he never or rarely performed. I will be interested in the responses you get.
Thanks, I just reread it, long winded point on my end to summarize it: Why does he do obscure Beatle songs over huge Wings/solo hits? For the Beatles obscure stuff he at least mixes it up, Fixing A Hole one tour, and he does I'll Get You in another tour. For Wings/solo sometimes he does a little of that, ala Too Many People and Every Night but for the most part he doesn't -- you'll get Let Me Roll It over and over again, C-Moon looks like is coming for the 2nd tour. Flaming Pie, again, etc? For the solo hits, ditto. He brings out Let Em In on multiple tours, done a lot of Coming Up. He has other bigger solo hits than those two songs -- that he never does anymore in concert. He was the #1 top 40 artist in the 70s, and had the 2nd most top tens in that period. You wouldn't know it from his tours -- his concerts come across like besides: Live & Let Die, My Loved, Amazed, Jet, Band on the Run, Coming Up and an occasional Let em In -- his solo career was a bust. And what really gets me is do we all really think that fans would go ape in disgust if he does Silly Love Songs, Listen to what the Man Said, Juniors Farm over I've Got a Feeling, I'll Get You, In Spite of All the Danger. Ha, I wanted to summarize my point but did another long winded one, sorry.
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left hand man:
I notice that when the discussion of McCartney's setlist comes up, some people always jump to the conclusion that no ones ever heard the music, or it's obscure and unknown?? NEWS FLASH, WINGS WERE THE BIGGEST SELLING GROUP OF THE FREAKING 70S, THEIR MUSIC IS KNOWN BY PEOPLE ALL OVER THE WORLD, THOSE SINGLES AND ALBUMS SOLD BY THE FREAKING MILLIONS!! Now please excuse me for yelling, but I'm sick and tired of reading these comments about people not knowing McCartneys Wings period, that is just total bull! A whole generation of people came up listening to Wings and McCartney's solo music, so please stop using the excuse that people in the audience wouldn't know this song or that song, because it's just not true! Besides no one is suggesting McCartney get on stage and play some deep buried album track, but if he performed songs like... Juniors Farm Getting Closer Take It Away 1985 No More Lonely Nights This Never happened Before I've had Enough Rockestra Theme The Mess Big Barn Bed Listen To What The Man Said Silly Love Songs No one would get up and walk out, and no one would be scratching their head. Many of these songs have been performed at least one time before, and the others come from very successful albums. So once again stop with this myth that people in the audience wouldn't know or like this fantastic music!! Paul McCartney should be performing all of this great material!
Lefthandman, I understand and appreciate what you said. My point is that some of us are new macca fans and haven't had the chance to see him live yet. Yes i had heard of Wings but i wasn't a macca fan back then. I was more of a Beatles fan . I'm glad that I'm a macca fan now as I am starting to appreciate Paul's music.
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mikeskapla:
yankeefan7:
Excellent post and some very good points especially the hits songs in his Wings/solo career he never or rarely performed. I will be interested in the responses you get.
Thanks, I just reread it, long winded point on my end to summarize it: Why does he do obscure Beatle songs over huge Wings/solo hits? For the Beatles obscure stuff he at least mixes it up, Fixing A Hole one tour, and he does I'll Get You in another tour. For Wings/solo sometimes he does a little of that, ala Too Many People and Every Night but for the most part he doesn't -- you'll get Let Me Roll It over and over again, C-Moon looks like is coming for the 2nd tour. Flaming Pie, again, etc? For the solo hits, ditto. He brings out Let Em In on multiple tours, done a lot of Coming Up. He has other bigger solo hits than those two songs -- that he never does anymore in concert. He was the #1 top 40 artist in the 70s, and had the 2nd most top tens in that period. You wouldn't know it from his tours -- his concerts come across like besides: Live & Let Die, My Loved, Amazed, Jet, Band on the Run, Coming Up and an occasional Let em In -- his solo career was a bust. And what really gets me is do we all really think that fans would go ape in disgust if he does Silly Love Songs, Listen to what the Man Said, Juniors Farm over I've Got a Feeling, I'll Get You, In Spite of All the Danger. Ha, I wanted to summarize my point but did another long winded one, sorry.
McCartney would always do enough hits that should satisfy most people so I don't understand why people think mixing it up more like you mentioned would be a bad thing. I wonder how people who get upset with mixing up the setlist tolerate it when he does brand new songs off his latest record. These songs are not "hits" yet and does that mean they are "bathroom" break songs. I think we both agree that we expect numerous Beatle songs but would apreciate some diversity in his Wings/Solo songs in concert. BTW - this was not very long winded. The other post is fine because it made valid points for discusion and was interesting.
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hettyw:
left hand man:
I notice that when the discussion of McCartney's setlist comes up, some people always jump to the conclusion that no ones ever heard the music, or it's obscure and unknown?? NEWS FLASH, WINGS WERE THE BIGGEST SELLING GROUP OF THE FREAKING 70S, THEIR MUSIC IS KNOWN BY PEOPLE ALL OVER THE WORLD, THOSE SINGLES AND ALBUMS SOLD BY THE FREAKING MILLIONS!! Now please excuse me for yelling, but I'm sick and tired of reading these comments about people not knowing McCartneys Wings period, that is just total bull! A whole generation of people came up listening to Wings and McCartney's solo music, so please stop using the excuse that people in the audience wouldn't know this song or that song, because it's just not true! Besides no one is suggesting McCartney get on stage and play some deep buried album track, but if he performed songs like... Juniors Farm Getting Closer Take It Away 1985 No More Lonely Nights This Never happened Before I've had Enough Rockestra Theme The Mess Big Barn Bed Listen To What The Man Said Silly Love Songs No one would get up and walk out, and no one would be scratching their head. Many of these songs have been performed at least one time before, and the others come from very successful albums. So once again stop with this myth that people in the audience wouldn't know or like this fantastic music!! Paul McCartney should be performing all of this great material!
Lefthandman, I understand and appreciate what you said. My point is that some of us are new macca fans and haven't had the chance to see him live yet. Yes i had heard of Wings but i wasn't a macca fan back then. I was more of a Beatles fan . I'm glad that I'm a macca fan now as I am starting to appreciate Paul's music.
I don't think anybody is suggesting he forget about his Beatle career but he could make some changes and still satisfy someone like yourself who has not had the chance to see him yet. Lefthandman is right in the fact that Wings was a fantastic commercial success in the 70's and I would think people would recognize these songs. If you ever listen to a classic rock station, you will hear Wings stuff fairly often.
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[That being said, I'd now like to address the original post... Jorke3344, I agree with a lot of what you said. As I wasn't one of the lucky few who got to make it to one of Paul's "Secret Shows", I'd love to hear him sing "That Was Me" or "Only Mama Knows." I'd love to hear him do the "Golden Slumbers" medley off Abbey Road or even "Kansas City/ Hey, Hey, Hey". I'd love to hear him do "Every Night" or his version of "Summertime" off the Choba B CCP album. I could do without hearing "Dance Tonight" or "Jet" or even "Blackbird." And I could especially do without him singing "CMoon." He does play a lot of the same songs over and over and has been doing so for years. Yes. And it can get a little... for lack of a better word... old. You're right. But, there are two sides to every coin. My first time seeing him in concert was in 2005. And I can tell you right now, I would have been SO disappointed if he hadn't done some of these same songs just because others who have seen him in concert numerous times, were tired of them. I would have died had he not done "Yesterday" or "My Love" or "Let it Be." For me, "Let it Be" was the ultimate... I sat there and cried because I could just picture him, with his long black hair and beard, sitting at his piano, things with the Beatles falling apart all around him, singing "when the broken-hearted people, living in the world agree, there will be an answer..." He's Paul McCartney, man. You mustn't forget that. A living legend. So, yeah he sings the same songs over and over and yeah it can be pretty repetitive and "unoriginal" as you put it. But, at the same time, you know that's what you were getting when you go to one of his shows... or listen to it... or watch it on television or the computer. If you don't want to hear "The Long and Winding Road" or "Hey Jude," then don't. But there's someone out there who has never had a chance to see Macca play "I Saw Her Standing There" live, and for them it will be the experience of a lifetime. And those people are the people Paul is catering to. And I can appreciate that. Thank you and goodnight! lol Donna, Very articulate point of view on what many people might look for in a Paul McCartney concert. I can appreciate how someone who has never been to one of his shows before would absolutely love his performance in Liverpool. However, that doesn't mean he still couldn't make those fans happy by performing a couple of those classic staples, while still bringing some new "surprises" to concertgoers who have or haven't seen him before. Let Me Roll It performed on every tour?!? Good grief.
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Dear Boy:
I just hope he's getting all these songs out of his system so that his next tour will have a completely original set list.
Imagine you are a person who is eagerly attending your first Paul McCartney concert and he doesn't sing Hey Jude, Let It Be or Yesterday. I know I would be disappointed.