Paul McCartney/Canada 2009 & more

Since Paul McCartney resumed touring in 2002, he has held concerts or tours almost every year, except in 2006 when he was busy with his divorce. The tour titles are very diverse, such as DRIVING TOUR, BACK IN THE WORLD TOUR, GOOD EVENING TOUR, UP AND COMING TOUR, OUT THERE TOUR, ON THE RUN TOUR, ONE ON ONE TOUR, FRESHEN UP TOUR, etc., and the set list is changed each time. The audience is entertained by switching things up and incorporating old and new songs as the highlight. This work includes the July 11, 2009, Halifax, Canada performance from the tour entitled SUMMER LIVE ’09, which took place in the summer of 2009. The European tour at the end of 2009 was changed to “GOOD EVENING EUROPE TOUR”, and the SUMMER LIVE ’09 tour was a short tour that only held 10 performances in North America in the summer of that year. [SUMMER LIVE ’09] I wrote earlier that there were only 10 performances, but the highlight was probably the 3 consecutive performances held at Citi Field in New York. The last concert at Shea Stadium, the legendary venue where the Beatles held their biggest concert, was to be rebuilt due to its age, and Billy Joel was there. Paul makes a guest appearance at Billy’s concert, adding to the beauty of the Shea Stadium finale. And the concert at the new stadium, which was newly built and renamed Citi Field, was Paul. In return for his guest appearance on Share, Billy Joel made a guest appearance on Paul’s stage. Also, on July 15th during the tour, he appeared on the program LATE SHOW with DAVID LETTERMAN, and in addition to the interview, he also performed a mini live on the balcony of ED SULLIVAN THEATER, which was the venue, in New York City where the roads were closed. are. As the name suggests, this venue is also a memorable place for Paul, where the recording of the Ed Sullivan Show, which appeared during the Beatles’ first visit to the United States, was held. Although it was a short tour of only 10 performances, it was a tour that was rich in content and should be remembered and recorded. [GOOD EVENING NEW YORK CITY] From this tour, the sound and video of Citi Field will be officially released under the title “GOOD EVENING NEW YORK CITY”, as well as the aforementioned mini-concert at the Ed Sullivan Theater. There is. It is not disclosed which songs are recorded from which day’s performance, but it seems that the best takes from the three days at Citi Field have been adopted, as is the official practice. Considering that this live album was released in November 2009, it was a speedy release only a few months after the concert ended. And what’s very confusing is that it was released just as a new tour called GOOD EVENING EUROPE was about to start in December 2009, and they probably decided it was okay since it was the same year’s tour as the SUMMER LIVE ’09 tour. Even though it was recorded, the title is “GOOD EVENING NEW YORK CITY”, and the jacket artwork uses the same design as the GOOD EVENING EUROPE tour poster. In other words, the actual recorded performance and title and artwork are wrong. Of course, this is based on the perspective of a maniac, but there is no doubt that it does not reflect the actual content. [LIVE ON COMMONS HALIFAX] This work is a title that records the first day of the SUMMER LIVE ’09 tour in Halifax, Canada on July 11, 2009 with soundboard and professional shots. Presumably, prior to Citi Field, where the release had been decided, filming was also done at Halifax, which was the last performance, which also served as a rehearsal. This is the only Canadian performance during the tour. The day reportedly started with an all-standing crowd and some confusion. And since it is the first day of the tour and the only Canadian performance, it is unique compared to the concerts in the United States that will follow. The most distinctive feature is that he plays “Yume no Tabijin.” This song became a hit, surpassing “She Loves You,” which had previously held the biggest sales record in the UK, and is Paul’s signature song from his time with Wings. As you may know, the song makes extensive use of the traditional Scottish instrument, the backpipe, so a large bagpipe orchestra is required to reproduce it on stage. Therefore, in order to perform at a concert, there must be an orchestra in the area. That’s Glasgow and here in Canada. The only time “Yume Tabijin” was played on the SUMMER LIVE ‘09 tour was the Halifax performance included in this work. I would also like to mention some of the features of this tour. At this point, they have performed two songs from their latest album “MEMORY ALMOST FULL”: “Only Mama Knows” and “Dance Tonight.” Although it is the latest album, it was released two years ago, which is probably why only two songs were included. Still, “Only Mama Knows” is included in the set list for a short period of time, so it can be said to be a valuable live take. Also included in the set list are “Highway” and “Sing The Changes” from Fireman’s 2008 album “ELECTRIC ARGUMENTS”. Although it’s a different project, this is Paul’s latest song at this point. The aforementioned “Dream Traveler” is the only take during the tour that is played in the encore. And, although it is the part that lacks the highlight of this work, only one song “I Saw Her Standing There” is an audience recording. The reason why this one song was not included is unknown, but since it is missing from the video, it seems that it was never filmed and recorded in the first place. In the DVD of this work, only this song is recorded with two types of audience shooting footage. This work is from the SUMMER LIVE ’09 tour, and there are 3 CDs containing the soundboard recording of the July 11, 2009 Halifax performance in Canada. In addition to the main story, bonus tracks include rehearsal audio from the day and pre-concert interviews with local radio stations. It will be the definitive album for the summer 2009 tour. Since 2002, they have been carefully following each tour in real time, and each tour has released what they call their masterpiece. This work corresponds to that in the North American tour in the summer of 2009. July 11, 2009 Halifax, Canada performance HALIFAX COMMONS HALIFAX NOVA SCOTIA CANADA July 11, 2009 SOUNDBOARD RECORDING AUDIO DISC ONE 01. Drive My Car 02. Jet 03. Only Mama Knows 04. Flaming Pie 05. Got To Get You Into My Life 06. Let Me Roll It 07. Highway 08. All My Loving 09. The Long And Winding Road 10. My Love 11. Blackbird 12. Here Today 13. Dance Tonight 14. Calico Skies 15. Mrs Vanderbilt 16. Eleanor Rigby DISC TWO 01. Sing The Changes 02. Band On The Run 03. Back In The USSR 04. Something 05. I’ve Got A Feeling 06. Paperback Writer 07. A Day In The Life – Give Peace A Chance 08. Let It Be 09. Live And Let Die 10. Hey Jude DISC THREE 01. Day Tripper 02. Lady Madonna 03. Mull Of Kintyre 04. I Saw Her Standing There 05. Yesterday 06. Helter Skelter 07. Get Back 08. Sgt. Pepper Reprise – The End SOUNDCHECK July 10, 2009 09. Nova Scotia Jam 10. Honey Hush 11. Coming Up 12. Mull Of Kintyre RADIO INTERVIEWS July 2, 2009 13. interview 1 14. interview 2 15. interview 3 HALIFAX COMMONS HALIFAX NOVA SCOTIA CANADA July 11, 2009 PRO-SHOT MOVIE