Paul McCartney Concert Review – Nashville, TN – Bridgestone Arena – 7/26/2010 (PODCAST 176)
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It was Monday, July 26th, 2010 when Nashville finally recieved the promise that Paul McCartney made about 38 years ago of putting Nashville, TN on his tour schedule. Mike Arnold, Tom Thompson, and James Downing were part of 20,000 extremely excited fans that believe it was well worth the wait.
Paul McCartney - The Stage is set
Paul McCartney took the stage in Nashville about 8:15 and left the stage for the night at 11:10 and had the attendees still wanting more after a near three hour performance.
Paul McCartney - The Crowd is Ready
Sir Paul led the crowd through his musical history with songs from his solo efforts, selections from his project called “The Firemen”, hits and obscure songs from Wings, and of course some classics from a former band called “The Beatles.”
Paul McCartney In Concert
The former Beatle also paid a tribute to his former bandmates John Lennon and George Harrison, which are no longer with us.
Paul McCartney In Concert - The George Harrison Tribute
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The 68 year old rocker performed as if he was auditioning while trying to win the hearts of the audience as he showed his humble appreciation throughout evening.
Paul McCartney In Concert - "Live and Let Die"
On the first encore he even brought a child from the crowd on stage to dance and sing backup with him. On the second encore he had his security team to bring a lady on stage so he could sign her back below her bass tatoo.
Paul McCartney In Concert - Waving The Tennessee Flag
With all the concerts we’ve seen, this is the only concert that we never heard a someone say they didn’t like it. Paul thrilled everyone!
Paul McCartney In Concert - Paul Says Goodnight as the Confetti Flies
Listen to our podcast recorded from the night of the concert in the lobby of Bridgestone Arena as Mike Arnold, Tom Thompson, and James Downing went through the entire set list to bring you the feeling of being there.
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I’m glad to have been a part of this podcast. The show was awesome. And I SWEAR I did not mean to steal your setlist notes. I was half-way up the elevator when I realized it was still in my hand. Sorry guys! But it did come in handy while I filmed about an hour of the show. It’s at http://www.youtube.com/user/TheDailyVinyl. Enjoy!
BEST concert ever. Even my 15 year old daughter thought so. She said he was even better thant he Jonas Brothers. This was a dream come true coming to see Paul. HE was amazing.
I attended this concert. Paid for tickets for 6 family members and myself. We were terrible disappointed with Paul McCartney. It’s time for Paul to retire, his voice trembled really bad , the music was fine but his voice was saying ” stop “. Yes, we were terribly disappointed.
I have to wonder if you were at the same concert. I found Paul’s voice to be great. So did my daughter, and she has a gift for music. He has non-stop energy. He was amazing. His voice was a little deeper than his Beatles days, but still on key and sounding great. Maybe it was the speakers. We were extremely close to the stage.