Paul McCartney - 2011-12-14 - Moscow, Russia (HQ Aud)

Paul McCartney

2011-12-14

SK Olimpiski

Moscow, Russia

HQ Audience Recording

224 Kbps

Artwork Included

CD 1:

01. Magical Mystery Tour

02. Junior’s Farm

03. All My Loving

04. Jet

05. Got To Get You Into My Life

06. Sing The Changes

07. The Night Before

08. Let Me Roll It

09. Paperback Writer

10. The Long And Winding Road

11. Come And Get It

12. Nineteen Hundred And Eighty-Five

13. Maybe I’m Amazed

14. I’m Looking Through You

CD 2:

01. And I Love Her

02. Blackbird

03. Here Today

04. Dance Tonight

05. Mrs Vandebilt

06. Eleanor Rigby

07. Something

08. Band On The Run

09. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da

10. Back In The USSR

11. I’ve Got A Feeling

12. A Day In The Life > Give Peace A Chance

13. Let It Be

CD 3:

01. Live And Let Die

02. Hey Jude

Encore 1:

03. The Word

04. Day Tripper

05. Get Back

Encore 2:

06. Yesterday

07. Helter Skelter

08. Golden Slumbers > Carry That Weight > The End 

Paul McCartney - 2011-12-14 - Moscow, Russia (HQ Aud)

When you’re a former Beatle and a Sir, your set lists tend not to include any cover tunes. During his concert in Moscow on December 14, 2011, 2 years ago today, however, Sir Paul McCartney made sure to incorporate tunes from his dearly departed brothers in music, George Harrison and John Lennon. Paul got out his ukulele, an instrument George taught him to play, for a rendition of Something. Now while Something is technically a Beatle song, there’s no doubt it belongs to George, so McCartney’s version counts as a cover tune in my book. Later in the set, Paul segued out from A Day In The Life into Lennon’s Give Peace A Chance, a fitting tribute to his dearly departed song writing partner.