Macca at Coachella

[RIC_FACTORY]

Wow, what a tour de force. He played almost three hours, including three encores!

It was the most awesome musical spectacle I have ever seen, and I've seen a few in my life.

No 4001 though... Just the Hofner, a Gibson, and a Ukelele George gave him.

[gregga41]

Ben, i was fortunate enough to see Macca live at the M.C.G in Melbourne back in '93. He was spectacular then, so i can only imagine how good he is now!
3 hours ?? Awesome!

[kiramdear]

That's how I remember him too. Berkeley, 1990. Just like you said

[bottom4]

Read a review yesterday, the writter seemed just as happy abt the show as you Ben. I saw him at Radio City two weeks ago. I'd say he's just abt ready to hit the road again. I would have loved to have seen the The Fireman stuff! Love that CD

[leftybass]

Someone else said that it was the best they'd ever seen on him live.....he must've been on his game.....

[paologregorio]

Wow, what a tour de force. He played almost three hours, including three encores!

It was the most awesome musical spectacle I have ever seen, and I've seen a few in my life.

No 4001 though... Just the Hofner, a Gibson, and a Ukelele George gave him.

Very cool!

Lightweight thinline McCartney 4001 model for live work maybe? ...just what you need, another ding dong offering suggestions. In any case, I jest. Thanks for filling us in.

[RIC_FACTORY]

No one could believe how much energy he had. It was 2am before we got out of the place! When "Live and Let Die" started the stage exploded with pyrotechnics and I thought for sure it was the finale. Nope! He leaves the stage, comes back two minutes later, and BAM! "Hey Jude"

The only Rick I saw was in the hands of Franz Ferdinand's bass player...