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I've managed to gather all the set list list from my Wing & McCartney concerts it amazing really the changes over the years. Despite the often moaning from concert goers I took them from a a mates list so it may contain the odd error From Wings 1979 onwards Got to Get You into My Life (The Beatles cover) Getting Closer Every Night Again and Again and Again I've Had Enough No Words Cook of the House Old Siam Sir Maybe I'm Amazed The Fool on the Hill Let It Be (The Beatles cover) Hot As Sun Spin It On Twenty Flight Rock Go Now Arrow Through Me Wonderful Christmastime Coming Up Goodnight Tonight Yesterday (The Beatles cover) Mull of Kintyre Band on the Run (Wings cover) London 1988 Figure of Eight Jet (Wings song) Got to Get You into My Life (The Beatles song) Rough Ride Band on the Run (Wings song) Ebony and Ivory We Got Married Maybe I'm Amazed The Long and Winding Road (The Beatles song) The Fool on the Hill (The Beatles song) Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (The Beatles song) Good Day Sunshine (The Beatles song) Can't Buy Me Love (The Beatles song) Put It There / Hello Goodbye Things We Said Today (The Beatles song) Eleanor Rigby (The Beatles song) This One My Brave Face Back in the U.S.S.R. (The Beatles song) I Saw Her Standing There (The Beatles song) Twenty Flight Rock (Eddie Cochran cover) Coming Up Let It Be (The Beatles song) Ain't That A Shame (Fats Domino cover) Live and Let Die (Paul McCartney & Wings cover) If I Were Not Upon the Stage Hey Jude (The Beatles song) Encore: Yesterday (The Beatles song) Get Back (The Beatles song) Golden Slumbers / Carry That Weight / The End (The Beatles song) 9th April 2003 SETLIST Paul McCartney 1. Hello, Goodbye 2. Jet 3. All My Loving 4. Getting Better 5. Let Me Roll It 6. Lonely Road 7. Your Loving Flame 8. Blackbird 9. Every Night 10. We Can Work It Out 11. You Never Give Me Your Money / Carry That Weight 12. Fool On The Hill 13. Here Today 14. Something 15. Eleanor Rigby 16. Here, There And Everywhere 17. I've Just Seen A Face 18. Calico Skies 19. Two Of Us 20. Michelle 21. Band On The Run 22. Back In The USSR 23. Maybe I'm Amazed 24. Let Em In 25. My Love 26. She's Leaving Home 27. Can't Buy Me Love 28. Birthday 29. Live And Let Die 30. Let It Be 31. Hey Jude ENCORE 1. The Long and Winding Road 2. Lady Madonna 10th April 2003 Paul McCartney 1. Hello, Goodbye 2. Jet 3. All My Loving 4. Getting Better 5. Let Me Roll It 6. Lonely Road 7. Your Loving Flame 8. Blackbird 9. Every Night 10. We Can Work It Out 11. You Never Give Me Your Money / Carry That Weight 12. Fool On The Hill 13. Here Today 14. Something 15. Eleanor Rigby 16. Here, There And Everywhere 17. I've Just Seen A Face 18. Calico Skies 19. Two Of Us 20. Michelle 21. Band On The Run 22. Back In The USSR 23. Maybe I'm Amazed 24. Let Em In 25. My Love 26. She's Leaving Home 27. Can't Buy Me Love 28. Birthday 29. Live And Let Die 30. Let It Be 31. Hey Jude ENCORE 1. The Long and Winding Road 2. Lady Madonna 3. I Saw Her Standing There ENCORE 1. Yesterday (Paul & Wix) 2. Sgt. Pepper (Reprise)/The End An field Hippy Hippy Shake (Chan Romero cover) Jet (Wings song) Drive My Car (The Beatles song) Flaming Pie Got to Get You into My Life (The Beatles song) Let Me Roll It (Wings song) Foxy Lady (The Jimi Hendrix Experience cover) My Love (Wings song) C Moon (Wings song) The Long and Winding Road (The Beatles song) Dance Tonight Bach's Bourree Blackbird (The Beatles song) Calico Skies In Liverpool I'll Follow the Sun (The Beatles song) Eleanor Rigby (The Beatles song) Something (The Beatles song) (acoustic/electric) Penny Lane (The Beatles song) Band on the Run (Wings song) Back in the U.S.S.R. (The Beatles song) Live and Let Die (Paul McCartney & Wings cover) Let It Be (The Beatles song) Hey Jude (The Beatles song) Encore: Yesterday (The Beatles song) A Day in the Life (The Beatles song) Give Peace a Chance (John Lennon cover) Lady Madonna (The Beatles song) I Saw Her Standing There (The Beatles song) Scotland Venus and Mars/Rock Show (Wings song) Jet (Wings song) All My Loving (The Beatles song) Letting Go (Wings song) Drive My Car (The Beatles song) Highway (The Fireman song) Let Me Roll It (Wings song) (with 'Foxy Lady' snippet) The Long and Winding Road (The Beatles song) Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five (Wings song) Let 'Em In (Wings song) My Love (Wings song) I've Just Seen a Face (The Beatles song) And I Love Her (The Beatles song) Blackbird (The Beatles song) Here Today (John Lennon tribute) Dance Tonight Mrs Vandebilt (Wings song) Eleanor Rigby (The Beatles song) Something (The Beatles song) (George Harrison tribute) Sing the Changes (The Fireman song) Band on the Run (Wings song) Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da (The Beatles song) Back in the U.S.S.R. (The Beatles song) I've Got a Feeling (The Beatles song) Paperback Writer (The Beatles song) A Day in the Life / Give Peace A Chance Let It Be (The Beatles song) Live and Let Die (Paul McCartney & Wings cover) Hey Jude (The Beatles song) Encore: Day Tripper (The Beatles song) Lady Madonna (The Beatles song) Get Back (The Beatles song) Encore 2: Yesterday (The Beatles song) Mull of Kintyre (Wings song) Helter Skelter (The Beatles song) Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise) (The Beatles song) The End (The Beatles song) Liverpool 02 Honey Hush Magical Mystery Tour (The Beatles song) Jet (Wings song) Got to Get You into My Life (The Beatles song) All My Loving (The Beatles song) One After 909 (The Beatles song) Drive My Car (The Beatles song) Let Me Roll It (Wings song) The Long and Winding Road (The Beatles song) Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five (Wings song) Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying (Gerry & The Pacemakers cover) Maybe I'm Amazed Blackbird (The Beatles song) Calico Skies I've Just Seen a Face (The Beatles song) And I Love Her (The Beatles song) Dance Tonight Eleanor Rigby (The Beatles song) Hitch Hike (Marvin Gaye cover) Highway (The Fireman song) Something (The Beatles song) Band on the Run (Wings song) Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da (The Beatles song) Back in the U.S.S.R. (The Beatles song) A Day in the Life (The Beatles song) Let It Be (The Beatles song) Hey Jude (The Beatles song) Encore: Day Tripper (The Beatles song) I Saw Her Standing There (The Beatles song) Get Back (The Beatles song) Encore 2: Yesterday (The Beatles song) Lady Madonna (The Beatles song) Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (The Beatles song) The End Manchester 19 Dec 2011 Magical Mystery Tour (The Beatles song) Junior's Farm (Wings song) All My Loving (The Beatles song) Jet (Wings song) Got to Get You into My Life (The Beatles song) Sing the Changes (The Fireman song) The Night Before (The Beatles song) Let Me Roll It (Wings song) (With Foxy Lady Snippet) Paperback Writer (The Beatles song) The Long and Winding Road (The Beatles song) Come and Get It (Badfinger cover) Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five (Wings song) Maybe I'm Amazed I'm Looking Through You (The Beatles song) And I Love Her (The Beatles song) Blackbird (The Beatles song) Here Today Dance Tonight Mrs. Vandebilt (Wings song) Eleanor Rigby (The Beatles song) Ram On (Paul & Linda McCartney cover) Something (The Beatles song) Band on the Run (Wings song) Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da (The Beatles song) Back in the U.S.S.R. (The Beatles song) I've Got a Feeling (The Beatles song) A Day in the Life (The Beatles song) (inc. Give Peace A Chance) Let It Be (The Beatles song) Live and Let Die (Wings song) Hey Jude (The Beatles song) Encore: The Word (The Beatles song) (inc. All You Need Is Love) Wonderful Christmastime (Wings song) Day Tripper (The Beatles song) Get Back (The Beatles song) Encore 2: Yesterday (The Beatles song) Helter Skelter (The Beatles song) Golden Slumbers (The Beatles song) Carry That Weight (The Beatles song) The End (The Beatles song) Edit setlist songs (The Beatles song)
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I agree with your premise to a certain degree...we multi tour veterans have probably collectively heard well over a 100 different songs live from Paul over the years...but I think the bigger complaint is that many of the variations involve Beatle numbers and he seems to disregard to some extent his post Beatles catalog to the point of playing only a few obvious giant hits (and not even all of those) and a handful of 'bones' thrown at hard core fans...I will say there seems to have been some effort in very recent years to cater a bit more to Wiings fans....but his post Wings career is still almost entirely ignored...not including songs from albums he was currently supporting on given tours, the only post Wings songs that appeared in a set list for any extended period of time included Ebony and Ivory (1989...but was eventually dropped due to what Paul perceived to be negative reviews), and in more recent years, Here Today, Flaming Pie and Calico Sky (I recognize that he very temporarily brought back Hope of Deliverance a couple of years ago, and that he performed one singled time Cosmically Conscious...but these were not regular inclusions) Btw, no nit picking intended, but I think you meant 1989 and not 1988 for the Flowers in the Dirt tour
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rich n:
I agree with your premise to a certain degree...we multi tour veterans have probably collectively heard well over a 100 different songs live from Paul over the years...but I think the bigger complaint is that many of the variations involve Beatle numbers and he seems to disregard to some extent his post Beatles catalog to the point of playing only a few obvious giant hits (and not even all of those) and a handful of 'bones' thrown at hard core fans...I will say there seems to have been some effort in very recent years to cater a bit more to Wiings fans....but his post Wings career is still almost entirely ignored...not including songs from albums he was currently supporting on given tours, the only post Wings songs that appeared in a set list for any extended period of time included Ebony and Ivory (1989...but was eventually dropped due to what Paul perceived to be negative reviews), and in more recent years, Here Today, Flaming Pie and Calico Sky (I recognize that he very temporarily brought back Hope of Deliverance a couple of years ago, and that he performed one singled time Cosmically Conscious...but these were not regular inclusions) Btw, no nit picking intended, but I think you meant 1989 and not 1988 for the Flowers in the Dirt tour
I think it might have been 1990 in London
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rich n:
I agree with your premise to a certain degree...we multi tour veterans have probably collectively heard well over a 100 different songs live from Paul over the years...but I think the bigger complaint is that many of the variations involve Beatle numbers and he seems to disregard to some extent his post Beatles catalog to the point of playing only a few obvious giant hits (and not even all of those) and a handful of 'bones' thrown at hard core fans...I will say there seems to have been some effort in very recent years to cater a bit more to Wiings fans....but his post Wings career is still almost entirely ignored...not including songs from albums he was currently supporting on given tours, the only post Wings songs that appeared in a set list for any extended period of time included Ebony and Ivory (1989...but was eventually dropped due to what Paul perceived to be negative reviews), and in more recent years, Here Today, Flaming Pie and Calico Sky (I recognize that he very temporarily brought back Hope of Deliverance a couple of years ago, and that he performed one singled time Cosmically Conscious...but these were not regular inclusions)...
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rich n:
I agree with your premise to a certain degree...we multi tour veterans have probably collectively heard well over a 100 different songs live from Paul over the years...but I think the bigger complaint is that many of the variations involve Beatle numbers and he seems to disregard to some extent his post Beatles catalog to the point of playing only a few obvious giant hits (and not even all of those) and a handful of 'bones' thrown at hard core fans...I will say there seems to have been some effort in very recent years to cater a bit more to Wiings fans....but his post Wings career is still almost entirely ignored...not including songs from albums he was currently supporting on given tours, the only post Wings songs that appeared in a set list for any extended period of time included Ebony and Ivory (1989...but was eventually dropped due to what Paul perceived to be negative reviews), and in more recent years, Here Today, Flaming Pie and Calico Sky (I recognize that he very temporarily brought back Hope of Deliverance a couple of years ago, and that he performed one singled time Cosmically Conscious...but these were not regular inclusions) Btw, no nit picking intended, but I think you meant 1989 and not 1988 for the Flowers in the Dirt tour
I agree totally. I will add I never understood why he totally ignored a song like "Take It Away" that was a top 20 single off TOW. I know I would not mind hearing songs from FITD live again, after all it has been almost 25 years since they were played live - lol.
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rich n:
I agree with your premise to a certain degree...we multi tour veterans have probably collectively heard well over a 100 different songs live from Paul over the years...but I think the bigger complaint is that many of the variations involve Beatle numbers and he seems to disregard to some extent his post Beatles catalog to the point of playing only a few obvious giant hits (and not even all of those) and a handful of 'bones' thrown at hard core fans...I will say there seems to have been some effort in very recent years to cater a bit more to Wiings fans....but his post Wings career is still almost entirely ignored...not including songs from albums he was currently supporting on given tours, the only post Wings songs that appeared in a set list for any extended period of time included Ebony and Ivory (1989...but was eventually dropped due to what Paul perceived to be negative reviews), and in more recent years, Here Today, Flaming Pie and Calico Sky (I recognize that he very temporarily brought back Hope of Deliverance a couple of years ago, and that he performed one singled time Cosmically Conscious...but these were not regular inclusions) Btw, no nit picking intended, but I think you meant 1989 and not 1988 for the Flowers in the Dirt tour
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rich n:
Btw, no nit picking intended, but I think you meant 1989 and not 1988 for the Flowers in the Dirt tour
I think it might have been 1990 in London
Yes, the London and Birmingham gigs were January 1990.
and thanks for taking the time to share your list, esp. for those of us who are frightfully disorganized! 
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Yeah, that's so true though, Audi
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That's a pretty spot on graphic, I'd say. But Paul gives the people what they want.
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javilu:
That's a pretty spot on graphic, I'd say. But Paul gives the people what they want.
Why doesn't he try it the other way around & see if people still want it. I think they may just enjoy themselves.
hey Javi 
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rich n:
I agree with your premise to a certain degree...we multi tour veterans have probably collectively heard well over a 100 different songs live from Paul over the years...but I think the bigger complaint is that many of the variations involve Beatle numbers and he seems to disregard to some extent his post Beatles catalog to the point of playing only a few obvious giant hits (and not even all of those) and a handful of 'bones' thrown at hard core fans...I will say there seems to have been some effort in very recent years to cater a bit more to Wiings fans....but his post Wings career is still almost entirely ignored...not including songs from albums he was currently supporting on given tours, the only post Wings songs that appeared in a set list for any extended period of time included Ebony and Ivory (1989...but was eventually dropped due to what Paul perceived to be negative reviews), and in more recent years, Here Today, Flaming Pie and Calico Sky (I recognize that he very temporarily brought back Hope of Deliverance a couple of years ago, and that he performed one singled time Cosmically Conscious...but these were not regular inclusions) Btw, no nit picking intended, but I think you meant 1989 and not 1988 for the Flowers in the Dirt tour
Great post. It boggles my mind that he has never played something like "Take It Away" from TOW for example. Wouldn't it be nice to hear something from FITD again, it has been around 25 yrs. I have always loved "That Was Me" from MAF and still think it would be cool opener. There are countless other examples but think everyone understands what I mean. I am glad he will do songs from "New" but like Rich said it is only because it is the current record he is trying to promote.
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oobu24:
javilu:
That's a pretty spot on graphic, I'd say. But Paul gives the people what they want.
Why doesn't he try it the other way around & see if people still want it. I think they may just enjoy themselves.
hey Javi 2:Hola gorgeous
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javilu:
oobu24:
javilu:
That's a pretty spot on graphic, I'd say. But Paul gives the people what they want.
Why doesn't he try it the other way around & see if people still want it. I think they may just enjoy themselves.
hey Javi 2:Hola gorgeous
Paul doesn't want the audience to take toilet breaks while he sings his not so popular songs. That's just the really slow ones. We'd be rockin with some of his other solo stuff! -
oobu24:
javilu:
oobu24:
javilu:
That's a pretty spot on graphic, I'd say. But Paul gives the people what they want.
Why doesn't he try it the other way around & see if people still want it. I think they may just enjoy themselves.
hey Javi 2:Hola gorgeous
Paul doesn't want the audience to take toilet breaks while he sings his not so popular songs. That's just the really slow ones. We'd be rockin with some of his other solo stuff! I don't know...I recall watching half of Boston's TD Garden (Fleet Center) become half empty when Paul and band broke into Lonely Road, which I was only more than happy to sit/stand and listen
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rich n:
oobu24:
javilu:
oobu24:
javilu:
That's a pretty spot on graphic, I'd say. But Paul gives the people what they want.
Why doesn't he try it the other way around & see if people still want it. I think they may just enjoy themselves.
hey Javi 2:Hola gorgeous
Paul doesn't want the audience to take toilet breaks while he sings his not so popular songs. That's just the really slow ones. We'd be rockin with some of his other solo stuff! I don't know...I recall watching half of Boston's TD Garden (Fleet Center) become half empty when Paul and band broke into Lonely Road, which I was only more than happy to sit/stand and listen
I've said this before. He neds to advertize his shows, especially when it's a 2 nighter, as one anything goes & one as a solo song show. Then the Beatle people that don't know Paul can have a show & the rest of us can have 2 shows!
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rich n:
oobu24:
javilu:
oobu24:
javilu:
That's a pretty spot on graphic, I'd say. But Paul gives the people what they want.
Why doesn't he try it the other way around & see if people still want it. I think they may just enjoy themselves.
hey Javi 2:Hola gorgeous
Paul doesn't want the audience to take toilet breaks while he sings his not so popular songs. That's just the really slow ones. We'd be rockin with some of his other solo stuff! I don't know...I recall watching half of Boston's TD Garden (Fleet Center) become half empty when Paul and band broke into Lonely Road, which I was only more than happy to sit/stand and listen
I thought that McCartney/Beatles fans were more intelligent than that -- above the fray. Oh, well.
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audi:
rich n:
oobu24:
javilu:
oobu24:
javilu:
That's a pretty spot on graphic, I'd say. But Paul gives the people what they want.
Why doesn't he try it the other way around & see if people still want it. I think they may just enjoy themselves.
hey Javi 2:Hola gorgeous
Paul doesn't want the audience to take toilet breaks while he sings his not so popular songs. That's just the really slow ones. We'd be rockin with some of his other solo stuff! I don't know...I recall watching half of Boston's TD Garden (Fleet Center) become half empty when Paul and band broke into Lonely Road, which I was only more than happy to sit/stand and listen
I thought that McCartney/Beatles fans were more intelligent than that -- above the fray. Oh, well.
Me too - and I felt bad because my sight line was such (balcony near the rear of the arena) that I could see Paul's face straight on as well as the entire floor section in front of him...and I should clarify, that's what I saw half empty out...And I thought that was a pretty good concert song...So while I have no way of knowing for sure, I can't believe that Paul didn't notice that... But I think Oobu has a point where if it were advertised as a true career spanning show (and the set list became somewhat known), I believe that would work for him as well...but overall, I still think it's too bad he skips over such a huge (and creative) part of his career...even if he didn't alter the percentage too much and just added a couple of later solo songs besides the small handful I mentioned before, I think he could still make everyone happy
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rich n:
oobu24:
javilu:
oobu24:
javilu:
That's a pretty spot on graphic, I'd say. But Paul gives the people what they want.
Why doesn't he try it the other way around & see if people still want it. I think they may just enjoy themselves.
hey Javi 2:Hola gorgeous
Paul doesn't want the audience to take toilet breaks while he sings his not so popular songs. That's just the really slow ones. We'd be rockin with some of his other solo stuff! I don't know...I recall watching half of Boston's TD Garden (Fleet Center) become half empty when Paul and band broke into Lonely Road, which I was only more than happy to sit/stand and listen
Your honor, I rest my case.
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Here is a cool website to go to for set lists for all (or many/most) shows you have been to. It is fun to go back and relive these set lists and try to remember the nights. I have a good time trying to remember all of the songs in order, what the crowd was like, any jokes or audience interactions before or after the songs, etc.. Here for example is the Paul set list from dc last summer: http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/paul-mccartney/2013/nationals-park-washington-dc-7bd956d4.html
