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Right about now, 7:30 PM Central standard time (actually their first set was a little earlier than that, but we just got done watching it on DVD, so we're late) everybody in America was watching this. The second set featured I Saw Her Standing There. Any chance Paul, mindful of the occasion, chose that song to play last night at the Grammy's?


Tom and Matthew

I was on it like fly on stink, and life was never the same thereafter.

I was 10 years old......
(I still think 'All My Lovin' stands as one of George's best harmonies ever)

Any chance Paul, mindful of the occasion, chose that song to play last night at the Grammy's?

No doubt about it.... Pauly did a great job!

It was a cold, rainy Sunday night. Even my parents were glued to the TV set that night. Forty-five years ago, who would have thought the Beatles would last this long? And none of us on the RRF have been the same since.

John, George, I still miss you lads.

JimK

brammy wrote:I was 10 years old......
(I still think 'All My Lovin' stands as one of George's best harmonies ever)

You do realize that George simply takes over the main melody (lower part) while Paul sings the high harmony, right?
I first realized this when Live at the Hollywood Bowl came out.

servant wrote:

brammy wrote:I was 10 years old......
(I still think 'All My Lovin' stands as one of George's best harmonies ever)

You do realize that George simply takes over the main melody (lower part) while Paul sings the high harmony, right?
I first realized this when Live at the Hollywood Bowl came out.

I've always loved the way they switch lead for this verse. A great version of this song, one that is very easy to tell, is on the Live at the BBC album.