McCARTNEY PHOTO BLOG: April 2014

29/04/2014

A Conversation

City in Ecuador puts giant Paul McCartney logo on side of mountain

The stunt is to mark the Beatles legend's first ever performance in the country

Local authorities and the Ecuadorian Beatles fanclub have teamed up to create

a giant monument to Paul McCartney to mark his first ever concert in the South American country.

The former Beatle last night (April 28) performed at the Estadio De Liga in Quito and

to mark the occasion, the logo from McCartney's 2013 album 'New' was recreated on the

Pichincha Mountain, where it could be seen from much of the city.

Taking place at 2,800 metres above sea level, the Quito show was the highest concert

McCartney has ever performed. He will later this week perform in Costa Rica for the first time as the

'Out There' tour continues.

Paul McCartney played:

'Eight Days A Week'

'Save Us'

'All My Loving'

'Listen To What The Man Said'

'Let Me Roll It'

'Paperback Writer'

'My Valentine'

'Nineteen Hundred And Eighty-Five'

'The Long And Winding Road'

'Maybe I'm Amazed'

'I've Just Seen A Face' ?

'We Can Work It Out'

'Another Day'

'And I Love Her'

'Blackbird'

'Here Today'

'New'

'Queenie Eye'

'Lady Madonna'

'All Together Now'

'Lovely Rita'

'Everybody Out There'

'Eleanor Rigby'

'Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite'

'Something'

'Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da'

'Band On The Run'

'Back In The USSR'

'Let It Be'

'Live And Let Die'

'Hey Jude'

'Day Tripper'

'Hi, Hi, Hi'

'Get Back'

'Yesterday'

'Helter Skelter'

'All You Need Is Love'

'Golden Slumbers'

'Carry That Weight'

'The End'

Bye Bye

not my gif.

Jools

25/04/2014

Paul is in Lima ,Peru

Edward Sexton

Edward Sexton,is a famous british tailor ,who works in the famous Saville Row shops and has been making bespoke suits since the sixties,he is good friend with Paul,and Stella was his aprentice in the 90's.

What is less known is that on the photograph of the ABBEY ROAD Album cover all three Beatles John,Paul and Ringo are wearing suits made by him. Edward Sexton also designed Paul's wardrobe during his 1993 world tour .

SAN FRANCISCO (KCBS) – Paul McCartney will play the final concert at Candlestick Park, the singer announced Thursday.

San Francisco won the tug of war with Santa Clara, which had hoped to book the legendary Beatles singer and guitarist to open Levi’s Stadium, the 49ers new home.

Instead, McCartney will return to the venue where the Beatles played their last paid concert on Aug. 29, 1966. Tickets will cost considerably more than the $4.50 to $6.50 the Fab Four were charging back then.

The San Francisco 49ers, which had hoped to lure McCartney to Levi’s Stadium, issued a statement: “We are excited to hear that Paul McCartney will play the final concert ever at Candlestick Park. It is sure to be a great event for the entire Bay Area and we are pleased to provide support in any way we can.”

And unlike that concert, this one set for Aug. 14 will probably sell out. Tickets go on sale May 5.

San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee started courting McCartney to close The ‘Stick last summer when McCartney performed at the Outside Lands festival in Golden Gate Park.

http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com