Paul McCartney live: Estadio de Liga, Quito, Ecuador

Monday 28 April 2014 Live, Paul McCartney 3 Comments

The 37th concert of Paul McCartney’s Out There tour took place at the Estadio de Liga in Quito, Ecuador.

It was the fifth of six shows in South America. The only deviation from McCartney’s standard setlists was a snippet of ‘All You Need Is Love’ during the second encore.

McCartney’s band was Paul ‘Wix’ Wickens (vocals, keyboards, guitar, percussion, harmonica), Brian Ray (vocals, guitar, bass), Rusty Anderson (vocals, guitar) and Abe Laboriel Jr (vocals, drums).

Previous Out There tour dates:

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  1. Trond G. Friday 16 May 2014

    From an interview on this day in 1969:
    “McCartney ended by looking into the future, saying he didn’t want to be playing rock ‘n’ roll at “sixty with grey hair,” but that he’d continue singing and making music until his last days.”

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  2. Diego Velez Friday 16 May 2014

    I have a question. I was at the concert in Estadio La Liga in “Quito” and I was very surprise when he played “All You Need is Love” almost at the end of the concert. It was just a little snippet of the song. Usually, Paul only plays one John Lennon’s song in his concerts. In that concert he had already played fully “For the Benefit of Mr. Kite”; so why he played All You Need is Love? Here’s my hypothesis: Ecuador is engaged in a heavy tourism campaign and bought the right to use ‘All you need is love’ song. I believe he was asked to play the song at the concert by some Ecuadorian authorities… perhaps the president itself. Is that possible? How Paul may have felt about it?

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  3. Mm Sunday 25 May 2014

    Maybe he did not like the use of the All you need is love song so he sang it in order to making a point.

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