To see Paul McCartney live, is like living music history encounter. But this idea that there just is not anyone “Let It Be”, “Yesterday” or “Lady Madonna” sings, but the man who wrote it.
One of the Beatles, someone from another era you immediately have so many images in mind. The 60s, mushroom head hairstyles, screaming fans. That was long ago, but the date last concert in Germany its launched in April “One On One” tour in Berlin proved McCartney on Tuesday that he is still extremely well maintained.
McCartney is 73, but on stage you can see him at any moment. He plays almost three hours, he dances and jumps, he runs up the stairs to the piano, he seeks eye contact with the audience, every now and then flickers a youthful mischievous smile on his face. One knows immediately why McCartney just can not stop to travel with concerts around the world. He lives on stage, the love of the fans is his elixir of life – and he knows in return, as it makes them happy
The songs from the Beatles era solve still the greatest enthusiasm.. “A Hard Day’s Night” as a prelude brings the 22 000 in the Berlin Waldbühne in motion immediately. Shortly afterwards, with “Can not Buy Me Love” another classic. McCartney, who once played entirely with the Beatles at the beginning of St. Pauli in Hamburg, addressed the audience in quite passable German: “I am pleased to be here again.” And then, because it is Berlin: “Ick looking forward to me as Bolle. “
this was followed by, among other things,” I’ve Got a feeling “,” Here, There and Everywhere There “and” We Can Work It Out “and at the latest by” Love Me Do “had McCartney audiences entirely in the hands. A chorus of thousands voices sang in “Lady Madonna”, “Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da” and of course “Hey Jew” with. George Harrison’s “Something” agreed McCartney to a ukulele and let the song end usual hymn. After “Back in The U.S.S.R.” he recalled how after the concert on the Red Square in Moscow in 2003, the then Russian Defence have known “Love Me Do” was the first record he bought. As a last encore, the full medley from the end of “Abbey Road” album with “The End” to wind down.
The honor, given a raw deal in the end to McCartney on stage, this time a father was and son from Japan have who flew specially for the concert in Berlin. He signed a letter of apology for the boy because of these truant five days education for the journey. “For once. Make the not with their children, “warned a well DOMICILED McCartney the audience and signed also equal to the Sgt Pepper uniforms of the Japanese.
Even political statements he did not hesitate. In commemoration of the victims of the attack in Orlando McCartney came before the encores with the rainbow flag of the gay and lesbian movement on stage. “We stand together with Orlando,” he said in German to the applause of the audience. And in the middle of Proposed referendum on United Kingdom membership of the European Union Debate Football Championship he swung briefly a Germany flag, during one of his musicians beside upheld the British “Union Jack”.
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