Ringo Starr and Joe Walsh join Paul McCartney for encore at Dodger Stadium 7/13/2019
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- Опубліковано 16 лип 2019
- Paul McCartney at Dodger Stadium. 15 minutes of the encore with Ringo Starr & Joe Walsh joining in. Ringo plays drums on Sgt. Peppers & Helter Skelter and Joe Walsh plays during Carry that Weight and The End. There's a good scan of the whole audience right at the end of the video.
Paul and Ringo are such a splendid duo… they were the two Beatles who loved being Beatles. So glad they’re still close friends after 60 years!
А куда им деться??? (Ringo & Paul). Их осталось всего двое.....других уже нет....Оба Битлз- оба левши!!!!!!Спасибо
What are you on about
@@dontgoout1434 ...and you understand
His band broke up in 1969, and these songs sound like they could have been written..... yesterday, to coin a phrase..... That is the greatness of the Beatles.
They broke up in 1970 .
Ringo and Paul together on the same stage is just pure magic!. Wish I would have been there!.
Ringo was a surprise that night! I was fortunate to be there...thinking it might be the last time to see him in concert I splurged for 6th row center....what an investment! I definitely cried💖 Best concert of my life with my 35 year old daughter who felt the same
@@rosemontoya3656 Very cool. 👍 I've seen them both, individually, and it was impressive. I can imagine the two together, with Joe Walsh. It must've been pure bliss.
Not many people can fill stadiums at the age of 80 like Paul. What a treat.
Love Sir Paul and Sir Ringo
Every time I watch them I smile inside out Always makes me happy
The Beatles are and will be the greatest group ever.
Paul has quite a unique catalogue of songs to choose from when doing a really big show.
Just imagine a world without Paul, Ringo, George and John! It’s a shame John was taken from the world too soon but Paul, George and Ringo continued giving us great music.
See the movie "Yesterday" it does just that
Sing us a lullaby, Paul, because we've got a weight we're gonna carry a long time.
When I went to visit my sister, many years ago -she bought tickets to see Ringo in Reno. Nevada and it was a very enjoyable show.
The hall wasn;t too big so the visability of the band and sound were very good. A few years later I saw Paul at Earls Court in London.
It was a last minute thing but I was still in a very good seat. While Ringo did not have the expanse and histrionics of Paul - his show was very good. Though PM completely blew my mind. Growing up in the 50's and 60's The Beatles were my gods. To hear those songs played so faithfully to the recordings was absolute magic.
Paul’s band are so tight and solid especially that perfect percussionist
I genuinely can't stop smiling, this made me so happy
Right there with ya!
The Good Old Days ! And in the beginning ! The Best !
This was epic. Having been there the crowd exploded when Paul introduced Ringo. It was one amazing moment to see two Beatles on stage in 2019! It was the last show of the Freshen Up Tour and Paul and the band were on fire. The video doesn't do the experience justice You really did have to be there to get the full throttle. It was magnificent. Anyone who was there that night will tell you the same thing.
Yes I agree, being the last night of the tour seemed to make everyone happy and enjoying the warm summer night!
Pp0 PM
I was there------- a dream come true------- sure missed John and George though.
Lucky man👍
Must be magic seeing half of the Beatles on stage together.
I just wished that Ringo had stayed all the way until the end. But it was just really special to watch them have some fun, and see the love between those 2.
Saw Paul & his band during this tour on the other coast (Boston). Sadly, no Ringo -- but he still had a huge surprise up his sleeve. Join him for the encore was none other than the ex-Grateful Dead guitarist, Bob Weir.
But east coast, west coast, and everywhere in between -- *chills* when they play the Abby Road medley. What an honor to experience that in person just once in my life.
J.Walsh is thee man!
Thanks for sharing! Dodger stadium got a treat! Ringo! I saw the Winston Salem show.
My son and I were there. Unforgettable night.
Ringo and Paul on stage represent what I think is the greatest thing the human race ever produced, the Beatles.
👏 agree!
10 years ago we went to see "Ringo and Friends" in a 6,000 seat venue - Less than 1,000 showed up - but we sure had great seats!! A good friend of mine actually saw the Beatles in the 60's He said they played for about 20 minutes, and he could'nt hear a single note they played over the screaming fans!
It can't get any better, love it!
Love these two guys
Love these guys
well, that was damn good!
Spettacolare 50% Beatles dopo 50 anni!!!
Together almost 160 years old!!
🤣
Excellent rhythm section! So much life was left in the Beatles if they'd just taken a break.
I too wish I could have been there!!!! Damned maxed out credit cards!!!🙄 Love you Paul🎸 Ringo🥁 & Joe Walsh🎸!🎶🎶🎶🎼💕
I love you Ringo.
what a wonderful moment! Brought back memories..😊❤
And Joe brought it home!!
One of my favorite guitarists🎸🤗
Golden Slumbers brought me to tears
Me too!! Only Beatles can do that to me immediately. My 58 years flash back to childhood 🤗
Can give up the rest of my years so Paul and Ringo can live another 50
Paul McCartey *Ringo Starr* Joe Walsh* " Encore" Rogers Stadium 2019 *****Peace & Love*****
Incredible. Thank you
Ringo and Joe Walsh are brothers in law. (Married to the Bach sisters.)
Thé Beatles forever
B E A U T I F U L!
And, quite high tech presentation. I still prefer the original release of St. Pepper vinyl. But love always....❤
Sounded pretty damn good for being live! And that 2nd song was just about a roller coaster in England.
Yes that's what it was written about. But songs can take on a life of their own, for the listeners. Certain songs can trigger memories and emotion responses, some good, and some bad. Helter Skelter in Los Angeles, is capable of doing that in a very bad way for some people, unfortunately.
@@joegibbs2508 (As in Joe Gibbs Racing? Hey, how the hell are you? I bet you where there.) There's a new documentary from a fellow musician incarcerated with charlie. He had a lot of musical friends in LA..(Maybe he had blown out speakers, and heard something else. lol) But, I'll digress to when ever someone gets some power. First thing they do is misuse it! Politicians, presidents, police, criminals, anyway ....... The Beatles didn't! Did they?...........cheers!
@@toddtulley8224 Same name, different guy.🙂
Uniquely exquisite!
I would definitely be on acid ( kids don't do drugs) at the show. What a performance and what a show. Just what we all need 🤘✌️
Paul at 80 songs better then Bonjovi at 58
All You Need Is Love and Paul McCartney and the Beatles delivered that in spades and much love to Joe too.
This is the Mount Everest of great music Paul at his age to even think about singing Helter Skelter is nothing short of divine intervention unbelievable.
Wow! Love those dueling guitars!
That was pretty epic
Paul's voice start to quiver but he still hits those notes perfectly. Ringo does the beat as if it just yesterday, while Joe does the brilliant guitar bit.
GREAT MUSIC MEN
If I was there live, as a quickly approaching senior, it would have bumped up my vitals...
His stage show is so magnificent, I think the best seats are at least half way back.
When you have massive crowds at stadiums you have more money for the productions. I agree, the big screens aren't for up close to the stage.
WOW Dodgers Stadium, I was there, but oh wait that was 1964 🎶
Wow, what a memory.
I was there too! I’m thinking about posting the video I took!
The greatest in this world, the next world and in world!!
Any world!
We were there.
i hope to be able to at least paul before it's too late, would be amazing to see one of the members of the most well known band that pioneered classic rock
Going to see him in Knoxville, Tn on May 31st. Hope Ringo shows up there too! When I was 4 years old saw all of them on the Ed Sullivan show! Never seen anything like them before or since. No matter how many times I listen to their songs, it is pure magic and I still get chills up and down my spine. Greatest band of all time without a doubt.
@@jeredraper2393 I hope you got to see him and had a good time ☺️
Too late for him or too late for you?
@@thelegend21804 before their time comes, it'd be like when i was about to go see linkin park a few years ago, but got cancelled due to chester being sick at the time.
It'd be nice if Ringo played drums by himself once in a while.
Glad people were singing with Paul though
Hey Joe, who have you played with? Well, I started out with the James Gang, did my own thing for a while, gigged with the Eagles and now I'm playing with the Beatles. What do you think?
Super!
The first concert held at Dodger Stadium featured the Beatles on August 28, 1966. Technology in that day was such where the Beatles couldn't even hear what they were playing. What a difference 56 years can make. Lol
I think about concerts at large venues like that back in the past. I saw the Stones in 82 at LA Coliseum. Without any Big Screens you were screwed if you weren't up close.
@@joegibbs2508
I also saw Stones at the LA Coliseum I believe in 1981 or possibly late 70s. We were mid way and got pushed 40± yards toward the front. Thought we were going to be crushed and it was the last time I'd ever go to a concert like that again where you are standing on a football field.
@@sn7miller The concert I was at, was when the crowd booed Prince off the stage in 81. Like you said it was INSANE how much of a crush there was from the crowd. Also, the reason why they don't do open seating, and only have limited access to standing areas in front of the stage now. I still wouldn't go up there anymore.
❤❤❤❤
❤❤❤❤ Helter Skelter ❤❤❤❤
nice Beatle treat.
I love you too.
It was great to see Paul and Ringo playing together again, but I think I would fire whoever was responsible for that light show.
12:46 -- "
"I got another party to go to." Seriously!?!?!?!?
Great video...I was there! Were you part of the crew?
Thanks, I was just there like you. Enjoying one of the best evenings of my life.
And then there were 2
I was hoping for Ringo to say that he has blisters on his fingers.😮
Should have ended Healter Skelter with ‘I got blisters on my fingers…’. :)
Why didn't Ringo play the drums for the songs " carry that weight" and the end? And that in my hometown?
This was the last stop of the tour, and they ended it with a BANG!!!! It was a surprise to the crowd, but there were rumors Ringo might show up.
I thought because the other drummer was in back but I don't know. It totally rocked!!🤗
So is this about the graphics or the band and music? Sitting here at my computer screen the flashing effects hurts my eyes and blinds me.
*4-mins. and 'I give' before I have a seizure from the light-show and cannot see anything on-stage and barely hear Paul's voice above all the 'mish-mash' of sound*
Manson's misappropriation of Helter skelter was deplorable, but that doesn't change the fact that taking back the song still brings back memories of his horrific crimes in the news.
Manson didn't even know what a Helter Skelter was !
Mozart,......?? Beethoven??......Chopin???.......nah------ McCartney's catalogue of musical genius exceeds all of them put together------ count it a huge blessing to witness such a great man performing such phenomenal music
What an incredible evening, it was like the old commercial. "It doesn't get any better than this"!
McCartney was the best at doing all of songwriter, melody creator, singer, bass player, piano player, guitar player and drummer of the 20th Century. Silly to suggest better than Mozart, Beethoven and Chopin combined.
Listen, I ADORE Paul McCartney, he is my favorite songwriter, singer, and bassist of all time. But the classical masters of old wrote complex musical equations for entire orchestras-whole symphonies of sounds and 3+ hour operas laid down using only ink quills and parchment. Paul has the rare effortless melodic gift that Mozart & Tchaikovsky had, but he’s not superior to them. It’s okay to love Paul without undermining the vast talents of those who came before :)
No question that Mozart et al wrote whole symphonies with complexity.......no one is disputing that.......but the sheer VAST number of mccartneys songs .......his catalog.....exceeds that of the composers......combined.......plus ------ Paul's vocal talents and lyric writing on that VAST catalogue?? this also elevates him above the composers.....
DO the MATH------ ANYONE that does the MATH can see by the numbers he exceeds all 3 together.
Beatles fan from the start! Would love to hear Ringo play without another drummer just once!!
Did Ringo really need the other guy drumming as well ?? imo...no, but anybody else ??
Absolutely, Ringo did not "need" the other guy drumming. However, Ringo was a guest, and he's a gentleman. So he "joined in". BTW one of my favorite modern bands, has 2 drummers. Tedeschi Trucks Band.
@@joegibbs2508 TTS one of mine also, as were The Allman's in all configurations, Allman+Betts etc
Even in Ringo's All-Starr band, he will often play with a second drummer. (Usually Sheila E)
Surprised they played "Helter Skelter" in Los Angeles.
Who’s the person making all the smart assed comments? Ruined a perfectly good clip.
Hahaha, that would be me. Your comment made me go back and rewatch this video. Thanks, great memory of an awesome summer night at Dodger stadium. Anyone that knows me would laugh at your comment because 2 short comments from me in almost 15 minutes is a long time to keep my big mouth shut. This is just a video I took sitting in the upper deck with my wife with my cell phone. Oh well!
You’re not fun, Debbie.
Ma’am I do believe we have a smart assed commenter in the house...
@@antiv I’m not fun? I’m not the person talking all over the clip!
I don't see Joe Walsh
You apparently didn't watch the whole video, including the most replayed section of the video. Paul introduces Joe Walsh to the stage at 11:12 in the video, and he comes out on the stage and plays until the end.
@@joegibbs2508 yes, I saw him. It’s because it says somewhere here that Joe Walsh is joining in Carry that Weight”, but I didn’t see him.
looks like joes back on the sauce
Where's Yoko?
Please.
George Harrison the Best x
I love all The Beatles but George is my favorite, miss him!🥺💕
Audio ok, video terrible.
This is a cellphone video shot from the upper deck of Dodger stadium by an old guy and his wife enjoying a warm summer night with Paul McCartney and a several thousand fans. I felt like sharing the experience, and have been amazed by all the views and comments of people that enjoyed it. Sometimes you just gotta take things for what they are. Even though this is far from great quality, most of us enjoy it. Every once in a while I rewatch it my self, and it really brings back great memories of that awesome evening!
Good stuff….but not the Beatles.
It would be cool to see the last remaining Beatles and the last remaining rolling stones on stage all together but that would never happen due to Mick jagger fat ego
Poor Ring, I think Walsh is a watetmelons collar...
Sound sucks. Paul and Ringo deserve better
God bless Paul for trying, but his voice has been going for the last 10yrs. He should be doing other beatle songs that are not so harsh on his voice. He's going to be 80 next year!
I wish they would not have chosen Sgt. Pepper as the song to do. They ARE NOT Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. Only the original four are. It's almost like that song is sacred, and they tread on sacred ground with substitutes. Maybe George and John wouldn't mind, but it just doesn't sit well with me.
I thought it was appropriate at the time because after over 2 hours of music, out walks Ringo Starr and they start playing Sgt. Peppers. The crowd went CRAZY! Then they built the encore up into a CRESENDO! What a night!
To Lucy - so in that case we’d not have heard much of The Beatles’ catalogue live on stage from Paul, after 1980. He’s helped keep great memories of the band endure, for decades, introducing new generations to the music of The Beatles. It’s not his fault, that two of them are sadly no longer with us. I think he deserves a bit of love is all you need, actually.
Paul McCartney wrote it. And though (like all songs they wrote when the Beatles were together) it's credited as Lennon/McCartney, this one is really all Paul. And Lennon was not all that into the "band witnin a band" concept behind the album, and Harrison even less so. The group dynamic was already breaking down from what it had been during Revolver or Rubber Soul. The individual Beatles were already starting to branch off in their different creative directions. This song is McCartney's If anyone has the right to decide when and how to perform it, it's him.
@@Hibernicus1968 Yes, exactly. Paul also played the lead guitar solo, rhythm guitar and overdubbed John’s bass playing, on that track.
I think it's fine that he does it, esp with Ringo. After all, he did write it. With that said, I don't think he ought to do one's primarily written by John. Or George for that matter. I do know that if I was there I'd be as happy as pigs in shit, to hear Sgt. Pepper, Helter Skelter and Golden Slumbers live.
Seems like they couldn’t trust ringo to play the drums on his own….Paul done a good job of shouting rather than singing….murdered a few good songs, what was once great has had to give way to Father Time, as the Beatles once said you should just let it be…..dreadful noise, I’ve been to some great shows and some duff ones, I’ve been drunk, I’ve been sober but nothing would have got me thru this mush mash of loud, out of synch, badly mixed delirium