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17 December 2012
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Something was dedicated to George, @sigh butterfly.
He spoke about George’s love of ukulele, and how the one he was playing was a present from George, etc. Had the crowd give out a big Glastonbury roar for George.
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Offline I watched his set on TV with my family who are also huge fans. He did an excellent show. Paul also had great guests on and I loved Dave’s Abba shirt.
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Thanks Ron, I’m happy to hear that. If there is no objection I’m going to edit my post.
As a way of apology, last night I watched Paul perform at the Concert For George. I assume this was his first time playing Something , which I totally love 
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6 May 2018
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sigh butterfly said
Missed my favorite repeating story regarding Duff and the In Spite Of All The Danger 5 pound demo.
In Spite Of All The Danger was played, but for some reason it was originally omitted from the broadcast. It’s there in the BBC iPlayer recording (before Love Me Do ) including the story about Duff.
I think the concert as a whole was an amazingly strong performance from Paul and everyone else involved. I enjoyed the virtual duet with John, the guest contributions from Dave and Bruce, and the choice of songs throughout.
Thank you very much, Paul – if you ever read this!
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Paul’s vocal on ‘IGAF’ is pretty awful.I’m also of the opinion that John would not have been in favour of footage of him being used for Paul to duet with in concert.
Probably. If Paul really wanted to do a reunion of sorts I guess this was still the most tasteful option.
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2.38am
23 January 2022
Offline Richard said
In Spite Of All The Danger was played, but for some reason it was originally omitted from the broadcast.
Urgh, that’s annoying. I was frustrated when I realised it was being broadcast on a delay, this kind of edit was exactly what I didn’t want.
Now I’m going to be bothered all day by why they cut it, and trying to get access to watch it.
Anyway, it was a great show. I think my favourite part was the chaotic guitar battle in The End .
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7.22am
17 June 2021
Offline It’s good that In Spite Of All The Danger is in the iPlayer edit, but could have been in the original broadcast.
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7.44am
2 January 2017
Offline Honestly, I feel a little bad I didn’t enjoy it as much as some of you. Looking at the first half of the set list that sigh butterfly posted and I missed (I tuned in from Mr. Kite onwards) I wouldn’t have minded hearing some of those songs, so I’ll try seek them out.
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12.08pm
11 June 2015
Offline meaigs said
Richard said
In Spite Of All The Danger was played, but for some reason it was originally omitted from the broadcast.
Urgh, that’s annoying. I was frustrated when I realised it was being broadcast on a delay, this kind of edit was exactly what I didn’t want.
Now I’m going to be bothered all day by why they cut it, and trying to get access to watch it.
Anyway, it was a great show. I think my favourite part was the chaotic guitar battle in The End .
I know what you mean @meaigs, there are so many differences between what I listened to and the actual show that now I’m doubting I heard anything live. I have already watched two entire shows on the tour (one live) so I’m not too bummed. It was fun hanging out online with lots of fab forum folks and others on Twitter. I am going to take Richard’s word on this and add In Spite Of All The Danger to the list in its usual spot. 
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3.28pm
6 May 2018
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I know what you mean @meaigs, there are so many differences between what I listened to and the actual show that now I’m doubting I heard anything live. I have already watched two entire shows on the tour (one live) so I’m not too bummed. It was fun hanging out online with lots of fab forum folks and others on Twitter. I am going to take Richard’s word on this and add In Spite Of All The Danger to the list in its usual spot.
Thank you, SB. Let It Be and Live And Let Die were also played (after I Wanna Be Your Man and before Hey Jude ).
I think the complete setlist is:
1. Can’t Buy Me Love
2. Junior’s Farm
3. Letting Go
4. Got To Get You Into My Life
5. Come On to Me
6. Let Me Roll It (with Foxy Lady outro jam)
7. Getting Better
8. Let ‘Em In
9. My Valentine
10. Nineteen Hundred And Eighty-Five
11. Maybe I’m Amazed
12. I’ve Just Seen A Face
13. In Spite Of All The Danger
14. Love Me Do
15. Dance Tonight
16. Blackbird
17. Here Today
18. New
19. Lady Madonna
20. Fuh You
21. Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite !
22. Something (intro on ukulele)
23. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
24. You Never Give Me Your Money
25. She Came In Through The Bathroom Window
26. Get Back
27. I Saw Her Standing There (with Dave Grohl)
28. Band On The Run (with Dave Grohl)
29. Glory Days (with Bruce Springsteen)
30. I Wanna Be Your Man (with Bruce Springsteen)
31. Let It Be
32. Live And Let Die
33. Hey Jude
Encore:
34. I’ve Got A Feeling (virtual duet with John Lennon )
35. Helter Skelter
36. Golden Slumbers
37. Carry That Weight
38. The End (with Bruce Springsteen and Dave Grohl)
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5.21pm
6 May 2018
Offline Paul McCartney’s Glastonbury show hailed as ‘phenomenal’:
“It exceeded all expectations,” beamed Richard Martin, 75, part of the biggest crowd the Pyramid stage had ever seen.
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“He was brilliant. Of course he’s a pro – he’s been at it for half a century. People behind us were in their 20s and they knew the songs backwards – that’s terrific testimony to the durability of the songs.”
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The Guardian’s Alexis Petridis said McCartney’s biggest hits were “about as thrilling as pop music gets”, while the Independent described it as “far and away the best this writer has seen on the Pyramid stage in 30 years of Glastonburies.”
The Sunday Telegraph hailed it as “one of the most thrilling, uplifting, banger-filled, star-studded sets this 50-plus-year-old festival had ever seen.”
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“It was incredible. Musically it was up there with one of the most seminal moments of my life,” said James Jack, 35
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“It was phenomenal,” said 25-year-old Sorcha Ingram.
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“He’s a proper legend,” said Keith Burnet, 59. “He actually did a really good gig that covered his whole career at his own time and pace.”
100,000 counts as the capacity crowd at the Pyramid Stage in Glastonbury, but an estimated 120,000 crammed in to watch Sir Paul McCartney on Saturday night. Stella McCartney wrote on Instagram:
Dad… You made history… the largest crowd ever at Glasto. I am so proud to be your baby xx epic epic epic
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5.32pm
11 June 2015
Offline Thanks @Richard! My “misunderstandings” are especially funny because I thought I was communicating with 2 different people at the concert. Now I think I was being spoofed
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8.15pm
6 May 2018
Offline sigh butterfly said
Thanks @Richard! My “misunderstandings” are especially funny because I thought I was communicating with 2 different people at the concert. Now I think I was being spoofed
It seems that way unfortunately.
Hopefully, the full concert will be made available on YouTube eventually.
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11.54am
17 June 2021
Offline I just watched his performance at Glastonbury for In Spite Of All The Danger . It’s a wonderful song and I love the audience participation on the ‘ahhh’ part.
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6.54am
28 April 2020
Offline I watched the whole concert on BBC i-player last night … only intended watching maybe the first hour … and was mesmerized from start to finish! What a brilliant show, with a wonderful set list (not a singalong greatest hits the whole way), including one or two songs I was unfamiliar with.
At/after ‘The End ‘, I texted my brother, a McCartney fan asking if I could be a Paul fan too now! 🙂 (traditionally, he is a Paul fan and I’m a John fan)
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17 December 2012
Offline BBC viewing figures are in for Glastonbury.
Paul’s set had an average of 2.8 million watching, with a peak of 3.9 million. Diana Ross’s set beat him on the average, getting 3.1 million, but with a lower peak, at 3.8 million. One reason why Paul’s set had a lower average may have been that it was broadcast between 10:30pm through to nearly 1am, while Diana’s set went out early evening. Plus Paul’s average was across 2 hours 40-ish minutes (In Spite Of All The Danger wasn’t broadcast), while Diana’s was an hour set.
It’ll be interesting to see the iPlayer views after they’ve had their 30 days availability. Many may have dropped out of Paul’s set because of the lateness of its broadcast, with people knowing they could catch the rest on iPlayer later.
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1.02am
4 September 2019
Offline Richard said
Thank you, SB. Let It Be and Live And Let Die were also played (after I Wanna Be Your Man and before Hey Jude ).
I think the complete setlist is:
1. Can’t Buy Me Love
2. Junior’s Farm
3. Letting Go
4. Got To Get You Into My Life
5. Come On to Me
6. Let Me Roll It (with Foxy Lady outro jam)
7. Getting Better
8. Let ‘Em In
9. My Valentine
10. Nineteen Hundred And Eighty-Five
11. Maybe I’m Amazed
12. I’ve Just Seen A Face
13. In Spite Of All The Danger
14. Love Me Do
15. Dance Tonight
16. Blackbird
17. Here Today
18. New
19. Lady Madonna
20. Fuh You
21. Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite !
22. Something (intro on ukulele)
23. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
24. You Never Give Me Your Money
25. She Came In Through The Bathroom Window
26. Get Back
27. I Saw Her Standing There (with Dave Grohl)
28. Band On The Run (with Dave Grohl)
29. Glory Days (with Bruce Springsteen)
30. I Wanna Be Your Man (with Bruce Springsteen)
31. Let It Be
32. Live And Let Die
33. Hey JudeEncore:
34. I’ve Got A Feeling (virtual duet with John Lennon )
35. Helter Skelter
36. Golden Slumbers
37. Carry That Weight
38. The End (with Bruce Springsteen and Dave Grohl)
Now that’s a nice setlist, for anyone. What a career.
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Offline Given Paul’s twitter has the set consisting of 35 songs…
164 minutes, 35 songs, 2 very special guests ? Listen back to Paul’s epic Glastonbury set on @BBCSounds https://t.co/DnoZ7iBRyk
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…I would suggest that this is the official tracklisting:
01 Can’t Buy Me Love
02 Junior’s Farm
03 Letting Go
04 Got To Get You Into My Life
05 Come On to Me
06 Let Me Roll It /Foxy Lady outro
07 Getting Better
08 Let ‘Em In
09 My Valentine
10 Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five
11 Maybe I’m Amazed
12 I’ve Just Seen A Face
13 In Spite Of All The Danger
14 Love Me Do
15 Dance Tonight
16 Blackbird
17 Here Today
18 New
19 Lady Madonna
20 Fuh You
21 Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!
22 Something
23 Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
24 You Never Give Me Your Money /She Came In Through The Bathroom Window
25 Get Back
26 I Saw Her Standing There
27 Band On The Run
28 Glory Days
29 I Wanna Be Your Man
30 Let It Be
31 Live And Let Die
32 Hey Jude
Encore
33 I’ve Got A Feeling
34 Helter Skelter
35 Golden Slumbers /Carry That Weight /The End
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4.37pm
6 July 2016
Offline I noticed at Glastonbury a few times Paul turned his guitar/bass to face skywards i.e frets facing up. Perhaps I haven’t been paying attention but I’d never seen him or any other guitarist do this before. A few times he did it mid song just before playing an intricate bass riff so I guess he was checking where on the fret board his fingers were.
It’s odd because there are usually markers on the side of the guitar neck which tell you which fret you’re at and seems strange for someone with Paul’s skill and experience. Anyone notice this or have any theories?
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4.42pm
3 July 2020
Offline I cant watch the concert in Germany. Is there any chance one of you can provide it?
BTW: I was hoping Paul would continue his Got Back Tour into Europe. Is there any info on that? I really would pay good money to see him in Germany.
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