Review Paul Mc. Cartney plays old and new music at Omaha show GO Arts entertainment. Sir Paul did it all. He played guitar, bass, keyboards and piano. Paul McCartney A Day In The LifeGive Peace A ChanceLet It BeLive And Let Die Live2009 Duration 1411. AZLiveVideo 2,131,677 views. Check out our album review of Artists New on Rolling Stone. Paul Is Dead The New Clue. Since late 1969, rumors have circulated that Paul McCartney di ed and was replaced in 1966. The replacement was supposedly William. Discover the Mysteries Surrounding the Death of Beatle Paul McCartney. Was this just a hoax put on by the other Beatles, or a crazy Rumor started by Fans The album. On June 18, 1942, James Paul McCartney was born at Walton General Hospital in, where his mother had previosly worked as a midwife. His brother, Michael, whos full. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for New Paul McCartney on AllMusic 2013 At its quietest moments, 2007s Memory Almost. PAUL-McCARTNEY-RedoPAUL1.jpg' alt='New New Paul Mccartney' title='New New Paul Mccartney' />He commanded the stage with his band and on his own. He did his first ever recording from his first band and his most recent, which was made with pop and hip hop stars. Sunday at Century. Link Center, Paul Mc. Cartney did old, new and everything in between, and his fans loved him for it. They walked into the arena sporting Beatles T shirts, Union Jack flags and brightly colored Sgt. Pepper style military uniforms. They talked about favorite songs and favorite Beatles. They snapped selfies with old Beatles photos flashing on the screens behind them. Anticipation built as people found their seats and waited in beer lines. More than 1. 5,0. Century. Link Center to see the former Beatle work through 3. Kate Varady, 6. 4, saw him in concert last week in Oklahoma City, where she lives, and was so delighted that she brought her kids, Christina and Matthew Aiello, to Omaha. They prepped for the show by snapping pictures of one another with the stage as a backdrop. We all listened to the Beatles, Varady said. They grew up with them on all the time. Varady picked them up in Kansas City and hit the road. All were sporting Mc. Cartney and Beatles gear, Christina Aiello in an Abbey Road shirt and Varady in a tour T shirt she picked up at the Oklahoma City show. Close. Paul Mc. Cartney performs at the Century. Link Center on Sunday, July 2. Omaha. MATT DIXONTHE WORLD HERALDPaul Mc. Cartney performs at the Century. Link Center on Sunday. Paul Mc. Cartney performs at the Century. Link Center on Sunday, July 2. Omaha. MATT DIXONTHE WORLD HERALDPaul Mc. Cartney performs at the Century. Link Center on Sunday, July 2. Omaha. MATT DIXONTHE WORLD HERALDPaul Mc. Cartney performs at the Century. Link Center on Sunday, July 2. Omaha. MATT DIXONTHE WORLD HERALDPaul Mc. Cartney performs at the Century. Link Center on Sunday, July 2. Omaha. MATT DIXONTHE WORLD HERALDPaul Mc. Cartney performs at the Century. Link Center on Sunday, July 2. Omaha. MATT DIXONTHE WORLD HERALDPaul Mc. Cartney performs at the Century. Link Center on Sunday, July 2. Omaha. MATT DIXONTHE WORLD HERALDPaul Mc. Cartney performs at the Century. Link Center on Sunday. Paul Mc. Cartney performs at the Century. Link Center on Sunday, July 2. Omaha. MATT DIXONTHE WORLD HERALDPaul Mc. Cartney performs at the Century. Link Center on Sunday, July 2. Omaha. MATT DIXONTHE WORLD HERALDPaul Mc. Omaha. MATT DIXONTHE WORLD HERALDPaul Mc. Cartney performs at the Century. Link Center on Sunday, July 2. Omaha. MATT DIXONTHE WORLD HERALDWhen Mc. Cartney finally took the stage, the massive crowd went wild. Good evening, Omaha. Its great to be back here. Im getting the feeling were gonna have some fun in this place tonight, he said after stepping onstage with his signature Hofner violin style bass. Were gonna play some old songs, some new songs and some in between ones. So lets get started. And thats exactly what he did. Mc. Cartney and his four man band worked through his extensive catalog of Beatles hits and obscurities, Wings material and newer solo songs. He even took us all the way back in time to the days of the proto Beatles band The Quarrymen to play In Spite of All the Danger. Later in the set, Mc. Cartney performed his most recent tune, Four. Five. Seconds, which he wrote with Kanye West and Rihanna. Mc. Cartney paid tribute to the deceased members of the Beatles at various points, first by performing Here Today and explaining that it was all the things he wanted to say to John Lennon but never did. Later, Mc. Cartney pulled out a ukulele that was given to him by George Harrison. And then he performed Something while photos of Harrison flashed up on the screen behind him. He dedicated My Valentine to his wife, Nancy, who was in attendance. And then he dedicated the next song, Maybe Im Amazed, to his late wife Linda. Mc. Cartney did it all, and he did it well. He sat behind the keys for Queenie Eye and lit up a baby grand during Maybe Im Amazed. He played bass on various songs, especially early Beatles stuff, but switched to guitar and cranked out guitar solos for Let Me Roll It. The only thing that has suffered is Mc. Cartneys voice. At 7. Though hes sometimes criticized for playing old songs without changing the key to fit his current voice, I found that his voice simply isnt as full as it once was and he sometimes couldnt carry the song. That said, he gave it his all during every song, especially during the boisterous parts of Hey Jude and Live and Let Die. Mc. Cartneys best vocal performances came when he performed solo with only an acoustic guitar, especially on Blackbird and Here Today, a two song stand in which he let his voice and guitar skills shine. Mc. Cartney made every big moment as big as he could make it, and he made the intimate moments feel like he was playing just for you. Live and Let Die came with explosions, massive spurts of flame and fireworks blasting all over the stage as if it were an actual James Bond production. A few songs later, he stood on the edge of the stage, strummed his guitar and sang Yesterday. Always affable, Mc. Cartney peppered the show with plenty of stories like the time the Beatles went to see Jimi Hendrix play in London and how he ended up taking the lead singing the chorus on Love Me Do when the Beatles recorded it at Abbey Road. He talked about he and Lennon running into their pals Mick Jagger and Keith Richards and how the two Beatles gave the Rolling Stones I Wanna Be Your Man. Mc. Cartney made fans feel welcome, inviting a pair onstage for a marriage proposal and a hug, reading his favorite homemade signs out loud and goading them into singing along wherever and whenever possible. And they did, especially in the final run of songs, which was entirely popular Beatles and Wings material such as Band on the Run, Back in the USSR, Let it Be, Live and Let Die, Hey Jude, Yesterday and Hi, Hi, Hi, among others. You sound so good, Mc. Cartney said. Omaha rules. The show closed with a three song run from side two of Abbey Road in which he strung together Golden Slumbers, Carry That Weight and The End, just like on the record. It was incredible, and the show ended with the classic line, The love you take is equal to the love you make. As his fans shouted and cheered, Mc. Cartney looked around, read their homemade signs, flashed smiles and enjoyed the adoration. This is so cool, Mc. Cartney said. Im just gonna take a minute just for myself to drink it all in. Close. Ed Sheeran Sept. Century. Link Center. All he had was his voice, his guitar, his songs and a chorus of voices ringing out from the crowd. And more than 1. 5,0. Sheeran played the whole 9. Read more. Beck Sept. 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The most Beatles ish track is the Martin produced On My Way to Work, whose daydream y commuter narrative recalls A Day in the Life the boldest is Queenie Eye, a glam rockish stadium singalong. But the head turner is Early Days, a wistful, mostly acoustic memoir reverie echoing George Harrisons All Those Years Ago, albeit with some genteel bitchiness, presumably about Pauls Fab Four past Everybody seems to have their own opinionsOf who did this and who did that, he sings, but as for me, I dont see how they can rememberWhen they werent where it was at. The Ronson collaborations are the best moments, splitting the difference between then and now the Sgt. Pepper y New and Alligator, which shuffles White Album guitar grit with stoner synth pop ambience. I need a place where I can rest my weary bones and have a conversation not too deep, Mc. Cartney sings in the latter, which sounds par for the course. But, hell, if its this catchy, were in.