Pink Floyd Classics Live in Concert @1.5 Hours of Video and Sound remastered to 1080p HD 320kbps
01. 01:00 Shine You Crazy Diamond
02. 03:00 Learning To Fly
03. 08:30 Yet Another Movie
04. 09:45 Round And Around
05. 15:25 Sorrow
06. 25:00 The Dogs Of War
07. 33:00 On The Turning Away
08. 46:12 The Great Gig In The Sky
09. 51:10 Wish You Were Here
10. 55:45 Money
11. 01:05:35 Another Brick In The Wall
12. 01:11:05 Comfortably Numb
13. 01:21:00 Run Like Hell
1.5 Hours of Video and Sound remastered to 1080p HD 320kbps
01. 01:00 Shine You Crazy Diamond
02. 03:00 Learning To Fly
03. 08:30 Yet Another Movie
04. 09:45 Round And Around
05. 15:25 Sorrow
06. 25:00 The Dogs Of War
07. 33:00 On The Turning Away
08. 46:12 The Great Gig In The Sky
09. 51:10 Wish You Were Here
10. 55:45 Money
11. 01:05:35 Another Brick In The Wall
12. 01:11:05 Comfortably Numb
13. 01:21:00 Run Like Hell =============================================
PAUL McCARTNEY IN PERFORMANCE
AT THE WHITE HOUSE (Complete)//
<iSee also☛ PAUL McCARTNEY AT KENNEDY CENTER HONORS (Complete)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RL76v3...
President
Obama presented America's highest award for popular music
− the Library
of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song −
to Sir Paul McCartney in
the East Room of the White House which featured live performances of
several artists singing famous McCartney tunes as well
as a mini-concert
by Sir Paul himself. The musical tribute was in celebration
of the
Library of Congress Gershin Prize for Popular Song award
being presented
to Sir Paul by President Obama.
Among the special tributes by
performers including
Elvis Costello,
Dave Grohl, Jack White,
Faith Hill
and
The Jonas Brothers, was a special performance
by Stevie Wonder.
Stevie first performed his own version
of "We Can Work It Out" and then
later was joined
by Paul onstage to sing their 1980s hit "Ebony and
Ivory."
The song was originally released in 1982 and spent seven
weeks
at number one on the Billboard charts according to Wikipedia.
Almost 30 years later, the song about racial harmony had even
more
significance as McCartney and Wonder performed it at the
White House
before the first African-American President in the United States.
McCartney commented in an interview with the AP:
"One
of the highs was singing 'Ebony and Ivory' with
Stevie because we'd
never done it live together, so that was great.
To sing it live together
for the very first time with
the first black president there, it
suddenly gave
a great significance to the song....To sing it with
Stevie
in front of President Obama was very emotional."
When accepting
the award, McCartney said: "This is such
a fantastic evening for me. I
mean, getting this prize would just be good enough,
but getting it from
this president..." which resulted in cheers and applause
from the
audience.
Paul McCartney's girlfriend, Nancy,
accompanied him to
the show and
McCartney's children, Stella, Mary and James
were sitting
in the second row behind their father.
As they gathered to
present the annual award for extraordinary contributions
to American
music and culture, in his remarks, the President took a moment
to
address the challenges
Americans face and the value of music in tough
times:
We've gone through a difficult year and a half, and right
now our thoughts
and our prayers are with friends in another part of the
country
that is so rich in musical heritage - - the people of the Gulf
Coast who are dealing with something that we
simply had not seen before.
And it's heartbreaking. And we reaffirm,
I think together, our
commitment to see to it that their lives
and their communities are made
whole again.
But part of what gets us through tough times is music,
the arts,
the ability to capture that essential kernel of ourselves,
that part
of us that sings even when times are hard.
And it's fitting
that the Library has chosen to present this year's
Gershwin Prize for
Popular Song to a man whose father played Gershwin
compositions for him
on the piano;
a man who grew up to become the most successful songwriter
in history - -- Sir Paul McCartney.
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Performances in order of appearance on the PBS Special:
1) Paul McCartney -- Got to Get You Into My Life 2) Stevie Wonder -- We Can Work It Out 3) Jonas Brothers -- Drive My Car 4) Jerry Seinfeld comedy routine 5) Jack White -- Mother Nature's Son 6) Faith Hill -- The Long and Winding Road 7) Corinne Bailey Rae & Herbie Hancock -- Blackbird 8 ) Elvis Costello -- Penny Lane 9) Emmylou Harris -- For No One 10) Lang Lang -- Celebration (instrumental from Standing Stone) 11) Dave Grohl -- Band on the Run 12) Paul McCartney & Stevie Wonder -- Ebony and Ivory 13) President Obama's dedication speech
14) Paul McCartney -- Michelle 15) Paul McCartney -- Eleanor Rigby 16) Paul McCartney -- Let It Be 17) Paul McCartney -- Hey Jude
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