I went to the Paul McCartney concert in North Carolina this past weekend. If you get a chance to see one of his concerts, I highly recommend it. Other than the early weather, it was great. The 79 year-old ex-Beatle performed for 2 1/2 hours straight without a break. The old guy has still got it. He performed some of his old Beatle songs and his old Wings songs. Among the latter was the theme song from the Bond movie "Live And Let Die". That last one almost brought the stadium (Wake Forest) down with the loud cheers from the audience and the accompanying fireworks. If he had not already been dead for several years, I would have expected that Bond, Roger Moore, to walk across the stage. John Lennon's voice was isolated with the live McCartney singing together. I thought that was cool. Towards the end, 5 flags were carried across the stage, including the U.S., UK and Ukrainian. McCartney carried the latter.
I recall in late 1963 or early 1964, when a music teacher came in once per week or a month (not sure how often) in the 6th grade. I will never forget her making the prediction that The Beatles would be fleeting, not amounting to much and be gone in short time, never to be heard from again. She was off by only about 6 or 7 years and $2 1/2 BILLION. That makes my bad prediction that Auburn got its football hire right by hiring Bryan Harsin tame in comparison. LOL
I recall in late 1963 or early 1964, when a music teacher came in once per week or a month (not sure how often) in the 6th grade. I will never forget her making the prediction that The Beatles would be fleeting, not amounting to much and be gone in short time, never to be heard from again. She was off by only about 6 or 7 years and $2 1/2 BILLION. That makes my bad prediction that Auburn got its football hire right by hiring Bryan Harsin tame in comparison. LOL
