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When I was a kid,
the world was as big as my imagination,
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which is pretty big.
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Only it was imaginary.
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We send our love from Earth.
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We're gonna transmit to these
two astronauts
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who are up about
220 miles up there somewhere.
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I'd have said, "You know, one day
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there's gonna be spaceships up there
orbiting the Earth."
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And then if I said,
"I'm gonna sing for the people up there,
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I'm gonna meet the crews,"
they would
have locked me up right there.
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We consider you
an explorer just as we are
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and we're all targeted
toward the same thing
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and that's ensuring a bright future
for the young people in our planet.
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No one's ever had a wake-up call
like the two astronauts
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on the International Space Station
got this morning.
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We read you loud and clear
on Space Ground 2.
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We would like to say good evening
to you all in Anaheim, California.
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Good morning.
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It was this world
of ambition and imagination.
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You can't imagine, you know,
what's gonna happen in your future.
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So much has happened
since those days.
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Paul seems so aware
of the journey he's taking you on.
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It transcends age
and it transcends boundaries.
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He does tap into your heart.
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He does grab something in everybody.
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I looked at his face
and it really tells a story.
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Everything about his life is on his
face.
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When you watch him, it is your life.
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You know, it is your life.
It's your whole life.
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We're all in this together.
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It's not an us and them situation,
it's all of us.
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And that's why we called the tour
the US tour.
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It's like if you're a family
and you're giving a party
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then these are all your guests.
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Three, two, one.
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N ice to meet you. How are you?
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- Swift by nature.
- Yes.
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And this is the US tour
because it's about us.
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It's about us, it's about us all
together.
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We're all in this together.
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Hey, good morning, everybody.
It's a beautiful fall day.
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Sunday morning, Q 1 043.
Good morning, Paul McCartney.
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- Hi, how are you?
- How are you?
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- I'm all right, thanks. Yeah.
- Paul McCartney,
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- this is the biggest thrill of my life.
- Yeah, I'm just driving in to the gig.
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- How are you doing?
- We're not worthy! We're not worthy!
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This is a man so excited to see you
in concert tonight, Paul. We can't wait.
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I'm just on the radio. Don't stop now!
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Yeah. AIl right! Okay, man.
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Can you tell
we're excited to see you, Paul?
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You know what? I'm getting the feeling.
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One of the greatest shows
I've ever seen, last night
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at the Garden,
Paul McCartney and the band
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who is just at the top of his game.
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Songs take on a new thing
when you play them live to an audience.
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As good as it gets, and wow.
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So we had a lot of fun, actually.
The crowd was sensational.
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20 Forthlin Road,
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many of my formative years
were spent at the house.
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I think Paul was completely
modeled by his mother and father.
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They gave me great support
growing up.
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He had a sense of the straight and
narrow
and never left him.
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My dad was a cotton salesman
and my mom was a nurse.
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Their values were very strong.
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They gave me a good set of rules.
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I didn't listen to all of them
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because you don't, you know,
you're teenaged.
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But eventually, they've been the rules
that I've lived by.
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I don't really think
that I showed any
sort of startling promise.
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I can't remember anyone sort of saying,
"Hey, this guy is a bit of a prodigy."
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I think I started to imagine
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there was more out there
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than my narrow little
sphere of reference.
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We thought we were just getting into it
to earn a few bob,
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to, you know, be famous.
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I n actual fact, something much more
important has happened.
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They changed popular music forever.
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They gave everybody
the license to go someplace else.
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That was a particularly big world of
energy
that I wanted to plug into.
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All these years he's been out on his
own,
always growing.
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There's something about him
that's changeless
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and it's profoundly appealing to people.
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He's an American icon.
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He means something to us
and we feel like
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that we have at least
a small claim on him.
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I was in the Staples Center
in Los Angeles when he sang,
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and it was amazing.
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The whole generation of you ng people,
virtually everybody in the audience
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was much younger than me.
And they were just as into it as I was.
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This is for you.
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This is the only tour.
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Yeah, there's touring and touring,
you know.
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McCartney is very special.
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Oh, it's the tour!
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We call it the U. S. Tour
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"US" tour, not U. S. tour
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This is probably the best crew
I've ever worked with.
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And it's always fun being around people
that you can laugh and joke
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and, you know, let your hair down
so to speak.
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It all comes from the top with Paul.
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He's very much hands-on
with everybody.
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He makes everybody
feel involved in the team.
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- It just radiates from there, really.
- It is us.
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Out stories are very much
fitting for this one.
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For secret reasons too.
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I mean, there are a lot of
secret relationships.
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Two guys just got married
last night on the crew.
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I think four caterers fell in love out
here.
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It's a very US tour.
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For me, it's a fantastic thing
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because really I just started off
wanting to do my job,
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and I love music, so I was in a band
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and that became the Beatles.
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And because it was
such a phenomenon,
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it rose us to levels of great fame,
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which were kind of difficult
to deal with in a way
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because it's a bit embarrassing.
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Suddenly, you're not just the guy
you think you are,
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you're the person
they think you are as well.
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And sometimes, you know,
"Look, guys, I'm just ordinary.
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I'm just lucky
I write some songs you like."
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"No, you're not."
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Through good times and through bad,
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this man's music has been there.
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He's given spirit and life
to so many people through his music.
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It's an extraordinary accomplishment
to come from just one person.
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His music is a unifying force
because he is.
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Music is a very powerful healing device
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because it's part of who we are
as humans.
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Music is the universal language.
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You can't define that.
You can't define where it comes from.
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Why do these combinations
of vibrations,
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why do they affect us so much?
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How come they really affect
our emotions?
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It's just so special, you know.
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And it's something to do with the words,
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or something to do
with the chord changes.
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I love that.
I really love that about what I do.
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When I write a song,
I try and reach something in somebody.
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There's families that come to the show.
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I can relate to them.
It's quite emotional for me.
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The idea that
they're all pulling together,
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all these generations.
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Kind of the sweetest thing
once a student said to me,
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his name was John Paul,
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and he said, "My father named me
after the Beatles,
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and right now we're going through
a very difficult time."
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And he said,
"I thought if I took this class,
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I would be able to
maybe have something to talk
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and have in common with my father,
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and be able to get on
slightly better terms with him."
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For families who have felt fracture,
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who have felt divisiveness,
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this is an opportunity to come together
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under the banner of,
not only great music,
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but of music that makes us,
when we leave,
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feel like the world
can be the place we want it to be.
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All right, guys, let's go and do our
bits
and pieces right that way.
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A Beatle, a Wing, a poet, an artist,
a humanitarian, a living legend.
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Ladies and gentleman,
Sir Paul McCartney!
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I actually cupped his buttocks.
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- Beyoncé.
- N ice to meet you.
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PIeased to meet you.
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It was genius writing, genius writing,
genius recordings.
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He's ahead of his time.
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- You're doing it again.
- Yeah, we're doing it again.
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- I'm checking it, man. I'm checking it.
- All right.
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Paul, put your ass lower than that.
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That's the most fun I had
in a couple of months.
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If you were to do a toast too,
it'd be really good.
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If you stood up and said, "That was
good.
I'm really proud I did that."
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- Yes.
- Yes.
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Showtime!
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Apparently, in the old
Shakespeare days,
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the guys used to go on stage
and there
would be royalty, like on stage,
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and they said to each other,
"Break a leg."
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- I like that. Break a leg.
- Break a leg.
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I don't sing that well.
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I had this overwhelming sense
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that somehow through this
incredibly easy stage manner,
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there is a humility
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that really betrays
his incredible celebrity,
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that somewhere deep down inside him,
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he must know how important he is
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to people like me,
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just another guy that went and bought
a ticket to see him in concert.
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You know, certain songs touch you and
you
bond with those songs and love them
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and then to see him that close
and look him right in the eyes
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and he's talking to you,
it's overwhelming, life-changing.
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Oh, yeah ! Thank you !
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You know, I'm getting that feeling again
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like we're gonna have
a little bit of fun here tonight.
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Okay, you will see
mysteriously arriving behind me a piano.
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And before this piano arrives,
there is a big hole.
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And on the second night of this tour,
I forgot there was a big hole.
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And I was chatting away
to the audience,
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I was holding my bass
and I fell backwards into the big hole.
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Yeah.
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And, you know, everything goes
into slow motion when that happens.
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And I'm just, I know I'm going.
I know I've lost it.
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So I'm going like this
and I can just remember thinking,
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"How deep is this hole?"
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Okay, there's a big hole in the stage
and I just fell into it.
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Rock and roll !
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- We've been expecting this to happen.
- Yeah.
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- And it happened in Tampa!
- You saw it first!
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Yeah.
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It's okay! It's filled now!
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- Good times!
- One, two, three, four.
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Yeah.
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Thank you !
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Wixy, darling !
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When you come to work,
if you've got a good team
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that you can relate to
and you can enjoy it, then it's us.
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Well, we have really
got the best team, yeah.
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And the thing is
it's grown u p through the years.
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Well done.
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They keep coming back.
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Fools. I warned them.
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When I do my show, I get this beautiful
feedback, like a great feeling.
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I feel that all my people feel great.
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- Speech ! Speech !
- I couldn't think
of a better place to be.
224
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This playing, you guys,
you keep me young.
225
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They know what the vibe is.
226
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We're all trying to just give that
audience something to remember.
227
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This guy looked at me.
228
00:45:23,620 --> 00:45:26,456
Sorry, I got someone
do eye contact there, that guy there.
229
00:45:26,590 --> 00:45:27,924
That man there.
230
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- He's been looking at me.
- I have my retina burner with me.
231
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I well remember writing this next song
232
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in the front parlor
of our little
council house in Liverpool.
233
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Looking through the lace curtains
on to the road, 20 Forthlin Road.
234
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One, two, three, four.
235
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It's such a short little song,
236
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you know, I just wanna keep going,
keep going.
237
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Thank you !
238
00:49:32,602 --> 00:49:37,106
When the Discovery space mission
went up
to the International Space Station,
239
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it was a very historic mission.
240
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We're very proud to say
241
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that on the morning
that NASA actually told them
242
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that they were cleared to reenter
243
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into the Earth's atmosphere
and come home,
244
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they actually woke them up
with one of our songs.
245
00:49:53,122 --> 00:49:55,358
So it sounded something like this!
246
00:49:55,758 --> 00:49:57,327
Good morning,
Discovery.
247
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And the wake-up music
this morning just about says it all.
248
00:50:00,563 --> 00:50:04,400
It's a nice day for sunshine
and it's a day for feet on the ground.
249
00:50:05,335 --> 00:50:08,338
Thanks, CN N. We sure hope
that we get
our feet on the ground today.
250
00:50:09,739 --> 00:50:10,874
And we do too, Wendy.
251
00:52:14,597 --> 00:52:16,966
Three, two, one.
252
00:52:17,700 --> 00:52:20,370
Listen, we got a surprise
for you tonight.
253
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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome
254
00:52:22,839 --> 00:52:25,808
the crew of the
Discovery in person.
255
00:52:25,942 --> 00:52:27,477
Well, this was fantastic.
256
00:52:27,610 --> 00:52:30,713
They walked on as proud as punch
and all looking great.
257
00:52:30,847 --> 00:52:32,844
But I could see
by the expression on their faces,
258
00:52:32,944 --> 00:52:35,518
they were really buzzing as well as us.
259
00:52:35,652 --> 00:52:37,020
I was so excited.
260
00:52:37,353 --> 00:52:41,024
And I must say, as I went along the line
and sort of thanked them all,
261
00:52:41,357 --> 00:52:44,661
I must say when I got to Wendy,
she was welling up.
262
00:52:44,794 --> 00:52:46,496
She was pretty emotional
263
00:52:46,629 --> 00:52:48,309
because it was a really
emotional moment.
264
00:52:48,431 --> 00:52:51,768
You know, suddenly there they were,
not only back on Earth,
265
00:52:51,901 --> 00:52:54,404
but, like, wrapping u p this whole
story,
266
00:52:54,537 --> 00:52:56,873
on-stage with us. That's great.
267
00:52:57,306 --> 00:53:01,411
There was the
Discovery crew.
Yeah, man.
268
00:53:02,378 --> 00:53:03,379
It was fabulous.
269
00:53:04,480 --> 00:53:08,985
One of the interesting things that
happens
when you get out on the tour,
270
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people start bringing signs
271
00:53:10,653 --> 00:53:12,922
and, you know,
when you're doing a new song like that,
272
00:53:13,056 --> 00:53:14,791
you're trying to concentrate
on the chords
273
00:53:14,924 --> 00:53:17,427
and the melody and the words
and putting it all together,
274
00:53:17,560 --> 00:53:21,064
trying to stay focused,
and then a sign will appear
275
00:53:21,764 --> 00:53:25,935
and you're, like, drawn to it.
You've got to look at it, you know.
276
00:53:26,069 --> 00:53:28,838
And your mind is split in two.
One half of your mind is saying :
277
00:53:29,739 --> 00:53:34,010
"Don't look at it. Don't look at it,
focus.
Chords, words, keep going.
278
00:53:34,343 --> 00:53:35,545
Think, don't you--"
279
00:53:35,678 --> 00:53:38,834
But the other half of your mind is
going,
"Yeah, go on, look at it. Read
it.
280
00:53:38,934 --> 00:53:40,683
What's it matter?"
281
00:53:41,551 --> 00:53:43,086
And so you do.
282
00:53:43,419 --> 00:53:44,987
So-- Oh, man, I tell you,
283
00:53:45,121 --> 00:53:48,624
it's not easy to try to put it all
together
and you're looking up there
saying :
284
00:53:48,758 --> 00:53:52,462
"My mother saw you
at Candlestick Park!"
285
00:53:54,831 --> 00:53:56,231
No! No!
286
00:56:22,778 --> 00:56:24,847
- Hello!
- I brought Paul.
287
00:56:24,981 --> 00:56:26,649
- Oh, we're a Beatle family.
- Yeah.
288
00:56:26,782 --> 00:56:28,284
Hi, guys!
289
00:56:28,618 --> 00:56:29,952
- How was school?
- Okay, Mom.
290
00:56:30,086 --> 00:56:32,255
- Jenny's here.
- Hi, Jen.
291
00:56:32,588 --> 00:56:33,723
Rocky. Come here, Rock.
292
00:56:33,856 --> 00:56:35,625
Hi, Lucy, come on out. Lucy.
293
00:56:35,758 --> 00:56:38,155
We're in here talking
about Paul McCartney and the Beatles.
294
00:56:38,255 --> 00:56:39,595
He's the man.
295
00:56:39,729 --> 00:56:43,733
That's why we have him here
with us today in our kitchen.
296
00:56:43,866 --> 00:56:45,134
Just so we can touch him.
297
00:56:45,268 --> 00:56:49,572
If we met him in person we wouldn't
really
actually touch him that much.
298
00:56:49,705 --> 00:56:51,674
- We're a Beatle family.
- Good taste.
299
00:56:51,807 --> 00:56:56,212
- Is he still singing in the same key?
- Same original key. Yup.
300
00:56:56,545 --> 00:56:58,281
- Really?
- That is nuts.
301
00:56:58,614 --> 00:57:01,217
I swear he sounds better with age.
302
00:57:01,550 --> 00:57:03,920
If there's been any influence in my life
other than,
303
00:57:04,053 --> 00:57:09,558
you know, my family and my religion,
it's been Paul McCartney.
304
00:57:16,632 --> 00:57:18,935
Wouldn't it just be nice to say thanks?
305
00:57:19,068 --> 00:57:22,772
- Yeah.
- That's all. I don't wanna say,
you know:
306
00:57:22,905 --> 00:57:28,044
"Hey, Paul, I love you and-- You know,
let me tell you about my life."
307
00:57:28,177 --> 00:57:32,949
Which I'm sure everybody feels that
he's,
you know, their best friend
308
00:57:33,082 --> 00:57:35,851
and that they know him so well.
But to be able to say thank you.
309
00:57:35,985 --> 00:57:40,056
Those girls screaming and crying
in the old Beatle video:
310
00:57:40,189 --> 00:57:44,827
They're just crying and screaming and
it's
like, I went to the concert and I
was like:
311
00:57:44,961 --> 00:57:48,097
You know, like trying to hold back my
tears
but you can't help it.
312
00:57:48,230 --> 00:57:50,232
You just get-- It's so powerful.
313
00:57:50,366 --> 00:57:53,669
And let's face it,
he still looks good, too, doesn't he?
314
00:57:53,803 --> 00:57:54,803
Yeah.
315
00:57:55,071 --> 00:57:56,372
He's still hot.
316
00:57:56,706 --> 00:58:00,076
We're ready to go. Ready to see Paul.
317
00:58:00,676 --> 00:58:01,811
All right, let's go.
318
00:58:01,944 --> 00:58:05,114
You think they'Il figure out
where we're going with our shirts on?
319
00:58:06,148 --> 00:58:08,217
It's like the classical music of our
time.
320
00:58:09,719 --> 00:58:12,279
He doesn't condescend to his audience.
He really embraces them.
321
00:58:12,722 --> 00:58:16,192
He's happy to see grandparents
in that audience.
322
00:58:16,325 --> 00:58:18,928
He's happy to see 6-year-olds.
323
00:58:19,061 --> 00:58:20,796
He doesn't deny them his music.
324
00:58:20,930 --> 00:58:25,067
He's not egotistical
about what he's created
325
00:58:25,201 --> 00:58:28,170
to the point that it is supposed to be
sophisticated.
326
00:58:28,304 --> 00:58:33,242
Paul McCartney does not laugh at you
for having that nostalgia.
327
00:58:33,376 --> 00:58:35,244
You know, he doesn't scorn it.
328
00:58:35,378 --> 00:58:38,981
He endorses it, loves it and he's
the greatest ringleader, you know?
329
00:58:40,249 --> 00:58:44,186
You see, you know,
multiple generations of people crying,
330
00:58:44,320 --> 00:58:48,958
singing along with the entire concert,
not one or two songs.
331
00:58:49,091 --> 00:58:51,227
The entire concert.
332
00:58:51,360 --> 00:58:53,929
That's a profound thing right there.
333
00:58:54,330 --> 00:58:57,199
Do you feel the love at all?
334
00:58:57,733 --> 00:59:00,403
The boys are great, the girls are great.
335
00:59:00,736 --> 00:59:03,973
You're all great. Oh, yeah.
336
00:59:13,416 --> 00:59:17,787
- We have a traveling crew of 70 guys.
- Watch out, some wreckers.
337
00:59:17,920 --> 00:59:21,390
He's right u p-front, he's a very
personal
guy. He's very accessible to
the crew
338
00:59:21,724 --> 00:59:25,127
always wants to know the guys' names
and the gals' and he sets the tone.
339
00:59:25,261 --> 00:59:29,298
We come in and mark the floors at 7 a.
m.
Then 8:00 we do a full unloading.
340
00:59:29,432 --> 00:59:30,766
Keep coming !
341
00:59:30,900 --> 00:59:33,769
Everybody has their job.
Everybody comes together, gets it done.
342
00:59:33,903 --> 00:59:35,771
Get it down here. Straight up?
343
00:59:35,905 --> 00:59:37,239
And up, up and away.
344
00:59:37,373 --> 00:59:41,410
Technology makes things easier
and harder all at the same time.
345
00:59:41,744 --> 00:59:43,779
Hey, Rick, no power
to the bottom stick.
346
00:59:43,913 --> 00:59:45,848
The stage is pretty cool.
A lot of engineering,
347
00:59:46,782 --> 00:59:48,742
and a lot of advance work
goes into these shows.
348
00:59:48,851 --> 00:59:50,019
We're good. We're good.
349
00:59:50,152 --> 00:59:53,255
The stage usually rolls into place
within five hours.
350
00:59:53,389 --> 00:59:55,858
There it goes. Straight, you guys.
351
00:59:59,929 --> 01:00:03,332
I get the show clock running,
get everybody into their show mode
352
01:00:03,466 --> 01:00:05,734
and make sure everybody
is in their positions.
353
01:00:05,868 --> 01:00:08,871
We get rolling, then I'm there.
Not too far from the deck.
354
01:00:09,004 --> 01:00:11,404
We keep an eye on everything,
make sure nothing goes wrong.
355
01:03:12,021 --> 01:03:14,390
Thank you. Thank you.
356
01:03:19,995 --> 01:03:21,430
History gives us artists
357
01:03:22,931 --> 01:03:27,536
only once in a while of that caliber
where they can bridge generations.
358
01:03:27,670 --> 01:03:30,039
They can bridge continents.
359
01:03:30,172 --> 01:03:34,043
When I think of Paul McCartney
and I think of his legacy,
360
01:03:34,209 --> 01:03:38,280
I think of Bach, how Bach was
the culmination of the Baroque period.
361
01:03:38,414 --> 01:03:42,318
How Beethoven single-handedly
changed us from classical to romantic.
362
01:03:42,451 --> 01:03:46,488
And then you have the whole concept
of Paul McCartney and his legacy
363
01:03:46,622 --> 01:03:51,060
where he took us to the ultimate
of pop music in the '60s and '70s
364
01:03:51,193 --> 01:03:52,695
and then he changed it.
365
01:03:53,028 --> 01:03:55,464
And what's amazing
is that he changes it
366
01:03:55,597 --> 01:03:59,201
in such a way that it's reflective
of the society that we all live in.
367
01:03:59,601 --> 01:04:02,638
And as we grow and we all relate
to that society
368
01:04:02,971 --> 01:04:05,607
and you get us into this concert venue,
369
01:04:05,741 --> 01:04:09,144
he touches upon different parts
of that society.
370
01:04:09,445 --> 01:04:14,316
The society of when we were young,
when we're middle-aged and we're older.
371
01:04:14,450 --> 01:04:17,052
And it's cross-cultural,
it's cross-generational,
372
01:04:17,186 --> 01:04:18,554
it's an amazing event.
373
01:07:30,279 --> 01:07:32,514
This is the kind of way
I wanna travel at home.
374
01:07:32,648 --> 01:07:35,183
I just don't like rush hour
and I like these guys.
375
01:07:35,484 --> 01:07:41,423
I want, you know, I want six motorcycle
cops with me at all times.
376
01:07:41,557 --> 01:07:44,226
Greetings, Saint Paul.
377
01:07:44,359 --> 01:07:46,528
Greetings, New York City.
378
01:07:48,297 --> 01:07:49,297
D.C.
379
01:07:50,299 --> 01:07:51,333
Detroit city.
380
01:07:51,466 --> 01:07:53,535
Denver, Colorado.
381
01:07:53,669 --> 01:07:55,537
Philadelphia.
382
01:07:56,505 --> 01:07:59,274
Good life in Chicago, that's for sure.
383
01:07:59,408 --> 01:08:00,676
Los Angeles.
384
01:08:01,944 --> 01:08:04,246
Oh, it's great to be back here.
385
01:08:04,379 --> 01:08:06,582
It's commuting, it's the same
as what everyone does.
386
01:08:06,715 --> 01:08:08,650
Only we commute by plane.
387
01:08:13,388 --> 01:08:14,590
What's the--?
388
01:08:14,723 --> 01:08:15,723
Hey.
389
01:08:17,693 --> 01:08:19,795
- Oh, yeah.
- Hey, how are you doing?
390
01:08:19,928 --> 01:08:22,598
- How are you?
- Went right back to sleep.
391
01:08:22,998 --> 01:08:26,234
There are seven levels.
392
01:08:26,768 --> 01:08:30,005
Seven levels to this tour.
393
01:08:31,607 --> 01:08:34,242
Ian, you've been tooling around
in that thing today?
394
01:08:34,376 --> 01:08:35,544
I smell very hot bread.
395
01:08:35,677 --> 01:08:38,780
You got a valet parking job now?
396
01:08:38,947 --> 01:08:39,982
Bit of extra.
397
01:08:46,021 --> 01:08:49,291
It's a bit of an indoors existence
since you're inside a car,
398
01:08:49,424 --> 01:08:51,426
inside the hall, inside a hotel.
399
01:08:51,560 --> 01:08:55,998
I keep sort of thinking, logically
looking
at it, I should be sort of fed
up with it.
400
01:08:56,331 --> 01:08:58,767
And it should be getting harder
but it isn't.
401
01:08:58,900 --> 01:09:02,804
I suppose some of the reasons are,
like
you say, the transport and hotels
are better.
402
01:09:02,938 --> 01:09:05,807
Dressing room's
much cozier than it ever was.
403
01:09:05,941 --> 01:09:11,580
But I don't think it is that. I think it
just is
that I still have a passion for
what I do.
404
01:09:11,713 --> 01:09:15,851
And when you get it right with this
band,
it sounds really good.
405
01:09:23,458 --> 01:09:26,361
This is for the Wings fans.
406
01:14:51,987 --> 01:14:56,291
Paul has this special, unique gift
that he captures somehow
407
01:14:56,624 --> 01:15:00,261
the essence of what human beings
have to go through
408
01:15:01,763 --> 01:15:04,766
because he himself is a great
human being, you know?
409
01:15:04,899 --> 01:15:11,139
It has to come from a person who has
that
kind of caring about humanity in
his heart.
410
01:15:21,649 --> 01:15:23,885
I do believe, truthfully,
that music does heal.
411
01:15:24,019 --> 01:15:28,723
It actually acts upon the biological
processes of the person.
412
01:15:28,857 --> 01:15:30,925
Certain notes make you feel better.
413
01:15:31,059 --> 01:15:34,229
Certain combinations of tones
make you feel better.
414
01:15:34,362 --> 01:15:37,832
Heart rate will change,
brainwaves change.
415
01:15:37,966 --> 01:15:41,069
There's McCartney's calling card.
That's his trademark.
416
01:15:41,202 --> 01:15:46,875
It's all of these pitches that just keep
swirling out and they make us feel good.
417
01:15:47,008 --> 01:15:48,910
It's part of who we are as humans.
418
01:15:49,044 --> 01:15:53,882
When you think of the human body first
of all, everything about us is musical.
419
01:15:54,015 --> 01:15:57,285
Our heart rate is rhythm,
our brains are rhythm.
420
01:15:57,419 --> 01:15:59,187
Our breath is rhythm.
421
01:15:59,320 --> 01:16:03,024
- Music is a very powerful healing
device.
- Music is an amazing thing.
422
01:16:03,158 --> 01:16:05,927
How it can be uplifting,
how it can be soothing,
423
01:16:06,061 --> 01:16:07,796
how it can
424
01:16:07,962 --> 01:16:09,397
just totally change your energy.
425
01:16:10,065 --> 01:16:12,000
How it can
426
01:16:12,333 --> 01:16:14,335
make you feel better when you feel bad.
427
01:16:41,763 --> 01:16:43,760
The mind is the most powerful thing
that we have.
428
01:16:43,860 --> 01:16:45,934
When the mind shifts with the music,
429
01:16:46,067 --> 01:16:49,471
the possibilities
with the music are endless.
430
01:16:51,506 --> 01:16:55,176
- You have any 546?
- Okay, go ahead and you guys wanna--?
431
01:16:55,310 --> 01:16:57,112
Yeah, 1 3 minutes to LLS.
432
01:16:57,245 --> 01:16:59,562
The space program, we have what we call
"wake-u p music."
433
01:16:59,662 --> 01:17:02,317
Today's gonna be the first time
that we've ever done that live
434
01:17:02,450 --> 01:17:04,219
from a concert to space.
435
01:17:04,352 --> 01:17:06,354
Talk about bringing people together,
436
01:17:06,488 --> 01:17:09,224
I mean, this was actually talking
to two guys
437
01:17:09,357 --> 01:17:13,962
who are orbiting the Earth
over 200 miles above us.
438
01:17:14,095 --> 01:17:17,065
And we were actually
just gonna talk to them
439
01:17:17,198 --> 01:17:19,038
as if they're on the end
of a telephone line.
440
01:17:19,167 --> 01:17:21,503
They should be waking up
right about now.
441
01:17:25,507 --> 01:17:30,378
As you probably know, we're gonna do
something really special tonight.
442
01:17:31,379 --> 01:17:34,115
We're gonna transmit
to these two astronauts
443
01:17:34,249 --> 01:17:38,086
who are up in the
International Space Station right now.
444
01:17:38,219 --> 01:17:41,823
About 220 miles up there somewhere.
445
01:17:52,000 --> 01:17:54,536
- Are you ready?
- Yeah.
446
01:17:55,870 --> 01:18:00,208
Looks like ISS will be just off the
coast
west of California, Anaheim.
447
01:18:00,341 --> 01:18:02,977
Couple of clocks with the timeline
for the crew.
448
01:18:03,111 --> 01:18:06,047
PAO event is actually the countdown
clock
to this McCartney event.
449
01:18:06,181 --> 01:18:09,551
The addition antennas slews,
it follows the satellite
450
01:18:09,884 --> 01:18:12,487
so as we orbit the Earth
at 5 miles per second,
451
01:18:12,820 --> 01:18:16,291
tracks to a series of communication
satellites that NASA runs.
452
01:18:16,424 --> 01:18:20,595
So we blend it all together and get it
patched up to the particular client,
453
01:18:20,929 --> 01:18:24,065
in this case, Paul McCartney
and the audience in Anaheim.
454
01:18:24,199 --> 01:18:28,002
It was so cool, you know, for me to be
able
to just-- We were all excited.
455
01:18:28,136 --> 01:18:31,906
My whole crew, we got
about 1 40 guys working-- And girls.
456
01:18:32,040 --> 01:18:34,242
And everyone was really,
really excited about this.
457
01:18:34,375 --> 01:18:36,311
- It's a big thing for us.
- This is very cool.
458
01:18:36,444 --> 01:18:41,349
They're actually pumping the video into
McCartney's teleprompter on the stage.
459
01:18:41,482 --> 01:18:45,920
It's their producers who will pump it
out
to the big screens at the venue.
460
01:18:46,054 --> 01:18:49,357
- Two minutes, that's two minutes.
- Let me know when he can take it.
461
01:18:49,490 --> 01:18:51,025
I'll give you all systems go.
462
01:18:51,159 --> 01:18:53,294
And station, this is Houston on 1.
Video looks good.
463
01:18:53,428 --> 01:18:55,930
- Standby for a call on 2.
- Houston, we're ready.
464
01:18:56,064 --> 01:18:58,341
And, Bill, we read you loud and clear
on Space Ground 2.
465
01:18:58,441 --> 01:18:59,634
- How us?
- Loud and clear.
466
01:18:59,968 --> 01:19:02,937
They can look out the window
and see the concert. Good view.
467
01:19:03,071 --> 01:19:06,207
- Fantastic.
- We'll be live to 22,000 people.
468
01:19:06,474 --> 01:19:09,277
Just 22,000 screaming fans.
469
01:19:09,410 --> 01:19:11,479
I was very excited
because people at NASA,
470
01:19:11,613 --> 01:19:17,051
you know, were split-second timing
and talking to the space station
471
01:19:17,185 --> 01:19:18,987
and they're talking to us.
472
01:19:19,120 --> 01:19:22,624
And really, all I had was a guy in the
pit.
He's got a card.
473
01:19:22,957 --> 01:19:25,360
So he says, "Six minutes left."
474
01:19:25,493 --> 01:19:28,896
I'm going, "We are so high-tech.
I love us."
475
01:19:29,030 --> 01:19:32,967
We have your pictures. We can go ahead
and tell them all systems go. Standby.
476
01:19:33,101 --> 01:19:35,336
- We're good to go.
- We're gonna go now
477
01:19:35,470 --> 01:19:38,539
to the International Space Station.
478
01:19:38,673 --> 01:19:43,244
Check it out, here we go.
There they are. Yeah.
479
01:19:44,145 --> 01:19:50,084
Bill and Valery, we have a greeting for
you
from all the audience here.
480
01:19:50,218 --> 01:19:53,018
Good morning !
481
01:19:56,391 --> 01:20:00,161
We'd like to wake you up with a little
bit
of "English Tea." Here we go.
482
01:20:04,666 --> 01:20:06,434
Would you care to sit with me?
483
01:20:08,603 --> 01:20:11,572
For a cup of English tea?
484
01:22:13,394 --> 01:22:15,096
Thank you.
485
01:22:19,600 --> 01:22:22,103
We are honored again
that you have joined us.
486
01:22:22,603 --> 01:22:25,706
We consider you an explorer
just as we are.
487
01:22:25,840 --> 01:22:28,209
Your venues of exploration, of course,
488
01:22:28,342 --> 01:22:32,146
have ranged everywhere
from music to fashion,
489
01:22:32,280 --> 01:22:34,749
and I guess even now
you've become an author
490
01:22:35,082 --> 01:22:37,251
and we're all targeted
towards the same thing
491
01:22:37,385 --> 01:22:41,756
and that's ensuring a bright future
for the young people in our planet.
492
01:22:43,224 --> 01:22:45,593
Okay, well, I think we all go along
with that, Bill.
493
01:22:45,726 --> 01:22:49,096
We wish you all the very best
for the rest of your mission.
494
01:22:50,865 --> 01:22:54,135
I tell you what, before we go, can we
see
another one of those somersaults?
495
01:23:06,581 --> 01:23:08,850
Paul McCartney concert ticket, $ 1 00.
496
01:23:09,183 --> 01:23:11,352
ISS, $40 billion.
497
01:23:11,486 --> 01:23:15,723
Live concert, Paul McCartney
on the space station, priceless.
498
01:27:24,672 --> 01:27:27,842
I got a number of different things
which I'm extremely proud of.
499
01:27:27,975 --> 01:27:31,445
I got tons and tons of McCartney here.
Nothing in that room.
500
01:27:31,579 --> 01:27:34,115
I'm prohibited from having Beatles
in every room.
501
01:27:34,448 --> 01:27:39,720
I got a concert in Detroit on the 1 4th,
in Columbus on the 22nd.
502
01:27:39,854 --> 01:27:43,924
I'm going to Las Vegas November 26.
We're getting into McCartney mode.
503
01:27:44,058 --> 01:27:46,018
We'Il worry about retirement
a little bit later.
504
01:27:46,127 --> 01:27:50,131
It's not like it's just adult's music
or just kid's music.
505
01:27:50,464 --> 01:27:52,181
- It's for everybody.
- It's for everyone.
506
01:27:52,281 --> 01:27:56,036
Okay, so here's your new
"Chaos in Columbus" T-shirts.
507
01:27:56,170 --> 01:27:59,573
And, Ashley, this one is yours.
Now, you'll see.
508
01:27:59,707 --> 01:28:00,875
- Line up.
- Line up.
509
01:28:01,008 --> 01:28:02,910
- Line up.
- Line up. Isn't it nice?
510
01:28:03,043 --> 01:28:06,147
It's six grandkids work out
to six letters.
511
01:28:06,480 --> 01:28:09,116
We're going to Paul McCartney.
512
01:28:12,720 --> 01:28:13,720
Okay.
513
01:28:15,022 --> 01:28:17,925
- We're here for the McCartney concert.
- I'm locked out of my car.
514
01:28:18,058 --> 01:28:20,494
- Oh, for real?
- Yeah.
515
01:28:20,895 --> 01:28:23,164
Thank you very much. I appreciate it.
516
01:28:23,697 --> 01:28:25,377
Here's the work station right here,
guys.
517
01:28:25,499 --> 01:28:27,201
I put it together, you glue it, okay?
518
01:28:27,535 --> 01:28:29,052
Get that a little wet. It'll come off.
519
01:28:29,152 --> 01:28:30,704
Make sure M E is in the middle.
520
01:28:30,838 --> 01:28:32,439
I'm on my second.
521
01:28:32,573 --> 01:28:34,542
- You're on your second already?
- Yup.
522
01:28:34,675 --> 01:28:36,710
I've got two of them ready to go
right here.
523
01:28:36,844 --> 01:28:38,946
- Help.
- Hey, we gotta make sure
524
01:28:39,079 --> 01:28:40,514
that you can just flip it.
525
01:28:40,648 --> 01:28:42,183
- Practice.
- If you practice.
526
01:28:42,516 --> 01:28:45,653
- All right, we're done.
- I know we're going there.
527
01:28:45,820 --> 01:28:47,054
Aren't we gonna eat supper?
528
01:28:47,188 --> 01:28:48,689
Which one is it?
529
01:28:48,823 --> 01:28:51,492
There's a few things we're gonna skip
and supper's one of them.
530
01:28:51,625 --> 01:28:53,627
Grandma and I will be
on either end of you guys.
531
01:28:53,761 --> 01:28:57,898
Chaos, chaos, chaos, chaos.
532
01:29:00,768 --> 01:29:02,469
We love you.
533
01:29:02,603 --> 01:29:04,872
We have-- One, two, three.
Three generations.
534
01:29:05,005 --> 01:29:06,040
Three generations.
535
01:29:06,173 --> 01:29:08,609
- Three generations.
- Our children and our grandchildren.
536
01:29:08,742 --> 01:29:09,910
Who's going to introduce you?
537
01:29:10,044 --> 01:29:11,545
- Nobody. I am.
- Paul is.
538
01:29:11,679 --> 01:29:13,013
- How are you?
- Stan family.
539
01:29:13,147 --> 01:29:14,481
How are you doing?
540
01:29:14,615 --> 01:29:15,950
- Oh, my God.
- Hello.
541
01:29:16,083 --> 01:29:18,219
Oh, my God.
542
01:29:18,552 --> 01:29:20,855
I just came in to say hi.
How are you doing?
543
01:29:20,988 --> 01:29:23,991
You just don't know what this means
to my husband.
544
01:29:24,558 --> 01:29:27,194
- You just don't know.
- Yeah, I do. Yeah, I do.
545
01:29:27,528 --> 01:29:28,766
- Is this your husband?
- Yes.
546
01:29:28,866 --> 01:29:30,097
Oh, my. How did I guess?
547
01:29:30,231 --> 01:29:32,633
Thought we'd come in
and just surprise you.
548
01:29:32,766 --> 01:29:35,069
- Yeah, you definitely did.
- We're surprised.
549
01:29:35,202 --> 01:29:37,671
- Is that all yet?
- Yeah.
550
01:29:37,805 --> 01:29:38,839
Both of you?
551
01:29:38,973 --> 01:29:40,040
I think that's it.
552
01:29:40,174 --> 01:29:43,510
Good to see you tonight. Yeah, I hope
you enjoy yourselves tonight, okay?
553
01:29:43,644 --> 01:29:46,113
- We saw you in Detroit.
- Look after her. Oh, you did?
554
01:29:46,247 --> 01:29:49,216
- Janet and I went to Detroit.
- We were in Detroit last week.
555
01:29:49,550 --> 01:29:51,752
- And we're gonna see you in Vegas.
- Are you?
556
01:29:51,886 --> 01:29:53,587
- We'll be in Vegas.
- Let's party.
557
01:29:53,721 --> 01:29:54,721
Okay.
558
01:29:54,989 --> 01:29:55,989
Paul.
559
01:29:57,258 --> 01:29:58,959
- Hi, kids.
- Hi, Paul.
560
01:29:59,260 --> 01:30:01,262
- Thank you.
- Bye. See you.
561
01:30:01,595 --> 01:30:03,355
- Thank you.
- All right, see you. Bye-bye.
562
01:30:03,631 --> 01:30:07,001
- Oh, my God.
- Hurry up, I'm gonna cry.
563
01:30:08,269 --> 01:30:09,870
She's crying.
564
01:30:17,645 --> 01:30:19,313
Lord, I am now ready to die.
565
01:32:53,434 --> 01:32:55,169
Thank you.
566
01:32:58,972 --> 01:33:01,708
I was in the audience watching the show.
It was fantastic.
567
01:33:01,842 --> 01:33:04,044
And I was thinking to myself,
"Why is he doing this?"
568
01:33:04,178 --> 01:33:09,783
It occurred to me that he probably
wanted
to give some of us older people
569
01:33:09,917 --> 01:33:13,921
a chance to experience the performance
of these songs
570
01:33:14,054 --> 01:33:15,456
by the guy that wrote them.
571
01:33:15,789 --> 01:33:17,424
Maybe for the last time in our lives.
572
01:33:17,925 --> 01:33:21,061
And to give young people a chance
for the first time in their lives
573
01:33:21,195 --> 01:33:22,863
maybe the only time in their lives
574
01:33:22,996 --> 01:33:25,393
to actually hear these songs
by the person that wrote them.
575
01:33:25,493 --> 01:33:29,069
That really made me think of what it
must
have been like at a performance
576
01:33:29,203 --> 01:33:30,504
in a park on a Sunday
577
01:33:30,838 --> 01:33:34,441
to hear Bach playing his work on
a
harpsichord, you know. It was pretty
great.
578
01:37:16,063 --> 01:37:17,731
Thank you.
579
01:37:21,568 --> 01:37:22,669
I like him.
580
01:37:23,003 --> 01:37:24,638
He's a nice fellow.
581
01:37:24,971 --> 01:37:27,174
Can you imagine if he wasn't?
582
01:37:27,541 --> 01:37:30,610
Bummer, then I'd have to pretend
like he's nice.
583
01:37:31,178 --> 01:37:33,013
Maybe it's an act.
Maybe he's not that nice.
584
01:37:33,146 --> 01:37:34,448
We did have trouble, however,
585
01:37:36,083 --> 01:37:40,320
with the report of a girl in one
of their rooms. That of Paul McCartney.
586
01:37:40,454 --> 01:37:43,590
They told us that Minneapolis
is a very narrow-minded town
587
01:37:43,724 --> 01:37:48,562
as were its police officials and that
other cities had been very tolerant
588
01:37:48,695 --> 01:37:50,664
to the parties
that they'd held in their rooms.
589
01:37:50,997 --> 01:37:54,334
One of their group
with a British accent told me
590
01:37:54,468 --> 01:37:56,403
that they would never come back
to Minneapolis
591
01:37:56,536 --> 01:37:59,373
and I remarked to him
that if they did not come,
592
01:37:59,506 --> 01:38:01,074
it would be too soon for me.
593
01:38:01,208 --> 01:38:05,679
This is a typical traveling troupe,
much like you have with a circus.
594
01:38:06,012 --> 01:38:08,315
I n that they are here today
and they are gone tomorrow.
595
01:42:19,432 --> 01:42:23,470
Paul has written songs
that went through some instruments
596
01:42:23,603 --> 01:42:24,938
that were documented, recorded
597
01:42:25,271 --> 01:42:29,342
and then sold and marketed
on tangible, you know, objects.
598
01:42:29,476 --> 01:42:36,483
But this music,
his ideas have transcended that
599
01:42:36,616 --> 01:42:43,623
and gone and now they live inside of
people's minds and their souls so that--
600
01:42:43,757 --> 01:42:46,993
Now it can't die. It's immortal.
601
01:42:47,327 --> 01:42:49,429
It's going to keep moving forward.
602
01:42:49,863 --> 01:42:55,702
When you can do that, if a songwriter
can
do that, yes, that's a divine
intervention.
603
01:42:55,835 --> 01:42:58,705
That's spirituality right there.
604
01:45:07,066 --> 01:45:10,203
I love you, Paul!
605
01:45:14,474 --> 01:45:19,746
People have-- Some can talk about love,
about peace.
606
01:45:19,879 --> 01:45:21,080
Understanding.
607
01:45:21,714 --> 01:45:24,184
And people have talked about that
for thousands of years.
608
01:45:24,517 --> 01:45:28,655
And I think whenever you get it,
I think it works.
609
01:45:28,788 --> 01:45:31,925
We're at the moment, I think, you know,
in particularly hard times.
610
01:45:32,058 --> 01:45:36,229
But I sort of think that
that's part of the story
611
01:45:36,563 --> 01:45:40,233
and that people's strength
612
01:45:40,567 --> 01:45:41,935
and people's humanity
613
01:45:42,936 --> 01:45:47,040
and people's common sense
is gonna prevail.
614
01:48:24,964 --> 01:48:26,866
You wanna get back?
615
01:48:28,234 --> 01:48:31,304
I wanna get back. Let's get back.
616
01:49:28,027 --> 01:49:34,233
For a person like Paul McCartney, who's
been an icon now for more than 40 years,
617
01:49:34,367 --> 01:49:37,303
he's been able to reach an enormous
percentage of the world's people
618
01:49:37,437 --> 01:49:39,272
with a message that is universal.
619
01:49:39,405 --> 01:49:45,311
That so many of his greatest songs
are about personal experiences
620
01:49:45,445 --> 01:49:46,813
people can identify with
621
01:49:46,946 --> 01:49:50,116
or emotions that are positive
and good that we all ought to share.
622
01:49:50,249 --> 01:49:54,887
How could anybody be angry
at someone after that show?
623
01:49:55,054 --> 01:49:58,825
It just was such a powerful vibe.
624
01:50:00,126 --> 01:50:03,963
I felt spiritually uplifted as I had n't
maybe ever been in a concert.
625
01:50:04,097 --> 01:50:08,434
Just opening the floodgates
emotionally
and creatively and
artistically and saying :
626
01:50:08,768 --> 01:50:12,939
"Let's all celebrate this together,
and I mean it. I mean these songs."
627
01:50:13,072 --> 01:50:14,472
That's what I get seeing McCartney.
628
01:50:14,740 --> 01:50:19,345
It's a visceral connection
that can bring tears to your eyes
629
01:50:19,479 --> 01:50:20,913
and you don't know why.
630
01:50:21,047 --> 01:50:24,383
Inside emotionally,
there's no doubt what it means.
631
01:50:24,517 --> 01:50:27,186
I think what makes Paul McCartney
happier than anything
632
01:50:27,320 --> 01:50:32,058
is to see someone similar tapping
their
toes to something that he's written.
633
01:50:32,191 --> 01:50:35,328
And people like that
bring joy to the world.
634
01:50:35,461 --> 01:50:37,096
I would assume that he's a man
635
01:50:37,230 --> 01:50:39,470
whose heart is filled with joy
as well because of that.
636
01:52:53,966 --> 01:52:55,635
He's given us a great gift.
637
01:52:55,968 --> 01:53:00,506
His lifetime of music
and his generosity of spirit
638
01:53:01,507 --> 01:53:05,511
are a perfect blend, I think,
for what the world needs today.
639
01:53:07,213 --> 01:53:09,248
I think it's basically the same thing.
640
01:53:09,382 --> 01:53:14,287
That there's more than just this
to our existence.
641
01:53:15,688 --> 01:53:18,391
Couldn't put a finger on it.
I don't think I really would want to.
642
01:53:20,993 --> 01:53:25,564
It gives me faith that we're not just
a bunch of mindless creatures
643
01:53:25,698 --> 01:53:29,068
stuck in this machine,
march through the world.
644
01:53:29,201 --> 01:53:33,539
That we've got a great humanity
and that a lot of us think alike.
645
01:53:34,640 --> 01:53:38,177
We have a lot in common
with each other.
51246