Paul McCartney's Coachella Set List REVEALED!!!!

[Grimlock]

courtesy of NME:

April 17th, 2009
Indio, CA

1ST HOUR:
Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Back in the U.S.S.R.
I Saw Her Standing There
Jet
Band on the Run
Live and Let Die
Drive My Car
Elenor Rigby/Jenny Wren/Michelle medley
Ever Present Past
Lady Madonna
No More Lonely Nights
Freedom
Dance Tonight
Fine Line
The Long & Winding Road
My Love
Another Day
Maybe I'm Amazed
Junk/I Lost My Little Girl
While My Guitar Gently Weeps (w/ Dhani Harrison)
All You Need Is Love

2ND HOUR:
Come Together/Dear Prudence
Something
Oh! Darling
I Want You (She's So Heavy)
Here Comes the Sun
Abbey Road Medley (w/ Dave Grohl solo)
Help!
Helter Skelter
Revolution
Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds
With A Little Help From My Friends
Across the Universe

1ST ENCORE:
Ecce Cor Meum
Sing The Changes
Say, Say, Say (w/ Michael Jackson)
Wonderful Christmastime

2ND ENCORE:
Let It Be
Can't Buy Me Love
Yesterday
Hey Jude

[TeamCoachellaHellYeah]

best fake setlist evar!

[Grimlock]

if the 3-hour practice session running through all the classics that dave grohl did pre-grammy's is any indication, we're in for a treat...

[Jon Blazed]

3rd encore:
A Day in the Life
Daytripper
Yellow Submarine
Hey yo

[woogie846]

You made 2 mistakes; putting Wonderful Christmastime as the end of the first encore, and citing NME.

[mschirmersf]

I guess he's planning on playing a few chords of each song so that he can get through his entire catalogue. Hilarious!

[skavenbrew]

You made 2 mistakes; putting Wonderful Christmastime as the end of the first encore, and citing NME.

and listing Michael Jackson... doesn't he still hate Mike for taking the rights to the Beatles catalog?

[TeamCoachellaHellYeah]

EDIT:


Dear Yahoo!:
Does Michael Jackson still own the publishing rights to the Beatles song catalog?
Prudence
Strawberry Fields

Dear Prudence:
With a little help from our friends -- the urban legends site Snopes.com, Cecil Adams' Straight Dope column, and Yahoo! News -- we found the answer to your question.
Back in 1963, the Beatles gave their publishing rights to Northern Songs, a company created by their manager, Brian Epstein, and a music publisher, Dick James. Northern Songs went public in 1965, and John Lennon and Paul McCartney each had 15% of the company's shares, while Dick James and the company's chairman, Charles Silver, held a controlling 37.5% of shares. In 1969, James and Silver sold Northern Songs and its assets to the Associated Television Corporation (ATV).

In 1985, ATV's music catalog was sold, and Michael Jackson was the high bidder. Jacko paid a reported $47 million for the publishing rights to somewhere between 159 to 260 Beatles songs. A decade later, Jackson and Sony merged their music publishing businesses. Since 1995, Jackson and Sony/ATV Music Publishing have jointly owned most of the Beatles songs.

While the Jackson-Sony collection includes practically all of the Beatles' greatest hits, they don't have every little thing. Paul McCartney bought the rights to "Love Me Do," "Please, Please Me," "P.S. I Love You," and "Tell Me Why." Northern Songs never owned these early tunes, so they weren't included in the ATV deal.

In the past few years, the media has speculated that Jacko may need to sell the Beatles' rights to pay for his extravagant lifestyle and mounting legal costs. Sony reports that Jackson used his half of the Beatles' catalog as collateral for a loan from the music company. If Jackson defaults on the loan, Sony has the right to buy his share. In 2001, Jackson stated: "The Beatles catalogue is not for sale, has not been for sale and will never be for sale." But who knows? Maybe he'll try to take a sad song and make it better by cashing in.

[Silent Shout]

thou shalt not red NME...

[Blinken]

That would be awesome.

[Grimlock]

You made 2 mistakes; putting Wonderful Christmastime as the end of the first encore, and citing NME.

i thought it would be pretty decent... fairly diverse, although lite on the real early stuff...

it times out pretty well too... gotta love those 2 or 3 minute beatles songs!

[nahuatldream]

Or maybe, Paul can just wait until Jackson dies: Jackson Leaving Song Rights to McCartney in Will and Michael Jackson Looks Terrible

[Jon Blazed]

Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da

[Raptor Clinton]

1ST ENCORE:
Ecce Cor Meum

Hahahaha. Thanks but no thanks.

I don't want to go to bed at 11AM the next day.

[3x5sunrise]

I don't think it's completely ridiculous that Dhani Harrison might join him for a song or two... but I'm also a wishful thinker.

[donkey sex]

only like the articles where Michael talks about throwing parties

[nsilva1380]

3 hour version of hey jude plz

[Grimlock]

Hahahaha. Thanks but no thanks.

I don't want to go to bed at 11AM the next day.

title track, duh, not the entire album...

[condenser]

if the 3-hour practice session running through all the classics that dave grohl did pre-grammy's is any indication, we're in for a treat...

A 3- hour practice session? Where did you hear about this?

[Xenocide]

interview with dave grohl, at the grammys i think... links around the boards somewhere

[CellarOwl]

Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da

Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Ugh

[boarderwoozel3]

41 songs?! Daaaaaaaaaaaaamn!

[Xenocide]

it times out to less than 2 hours, fuck off.





beatles = 2 & 3 minute songs...

[90215]

Would you guys say this is real or fake?

[roboticwaltz]

I don't believe this as of now, but if it pans out this way, my jaw will be permanently floored.

Abbey Road medley!!!!

[BigAudioClash]

Would you guys say this is real or fake?

as long as he plays Jet, I'm happy.

Jet! Ooh ooh oooh ooh!

[kindablue]

Would you guys say this is real or fake?

fake, but probably not a bad guess. I bet at least 50% of those songs will be played

[BigAudioClash]

hahaha yes, michael jackson coming out for say say say!

[Xenocide]

YES!!! YES!!! I CAN'T WAIT!!!


this setlist could use a couple of early beatles track though...

[Hedonism]

lol @ Michael Jackson coming out for one song