Last Monday Paul McCartney returned to the theater in Paris where he and the rest of the Beatles make the crowd go wild 43 years ago.
This video clip includes vintage Beatle footage as well as some scenes from McCartney playing to an audience of 2000 in Paris. You’ll also learn how Paul feels about music downloads on the internet too. Check it out:
Keep on Jammin’
I went to see Saga play for perhaps the very last time in Toronto with the original band members at Jeff Healey’s Roadhouse, Oct 6th. Rick and I went to the show and I promised him a show that he would never forget and Saga certainly held up their part of the deal!
As you know I am a huge Saga fan from way back in the day and it was hard to see the front man for Canada’s best progressive rock band leave the nest. I respect his way in which he left the band and I wish him all the best in his future endeavors.
Michael is first and foremost a true gentleman. When you talk to him in person he is quite polite and you can tell that he is actually listening to everything that you say to him.
He’s honestly not your typical rocker who has ego to burn. He is like a really cool big brother. If you can not get along with a guy like him then you’re probably the problem.
His album Clear should be a great album to hear when I pick it up next week. Here is a listing of the locations in Canada where you can find one.
So best of luck Mr Michael Sadler with your new journey and thank for all the great memories!
Truly, keep on Jammin’
This is a topic that is for the VERY open minded listener. This may though fall into a type of jazz genre that took me many years to actually figure out.
I had to carefully unlearn the traditional way of musical composition, as we all know it and approach this as a new appreciation of music.
So sit back and enjoy the sounds~~~ of the future.
Keep on Jammin’
