McCartney Rocks For Huge Crowd In Tel Aviv
After a 43-year wait, Paul McCartney performed his first concert in Israel tonight (Sept. 25) in Tel Aviv, kicking it off with the familiar Beatles song "Hello, Goodbye" to the joy of tens of thousands of cheering fans.McCartney billed the concert "Friendship First," saying he's on a mission of peace for Israel and the Palestinians.During "Give Peace a Chance," he stopped and let the audience sing the chorus alone. "Here tonight you sang it, you want it," the 66-year-old rocker said. He dedicated the song t

Thousands cheer McCartney's Tel Aviv performance
TEL AVIV, Israel - Paul McCartney performed his first concert in Israel, kicking it off with the familiar Beatles' song "Hello, Goodbye" to the joy of tens of thousands of cheering fans. McCartney billed the concert "Friendship First," saying he's on a mission of peace for Israel and the Palestinians. Singing "Give Peace a Chance," he stopped and let the audience sing the chorus alone. "Here tonight you sang it, you want it," the 66-year-old rocker said. He dedicated the song to his fellow Beatle, John Lenn

Paul McCartney Plays Tel Aviv, Israel: 40 years after the Beatles were banned, McCartney visits with his "Friendship First" concert
40 years after the Beatles were banned, McCartney visits with his "Friendship First" concert

Paul McCartney Urged To Give Peace A Chance
“I’M bringing a message of peace,” says Paul McCartney. He’s bringing his message of peace with massive amplifiers and a one-man Beatles tribute act. “Peace,” says the crowd in Tal Aviv. “Peace,” says Sir Paul. “Peace,” says the crowd. “Peace,” says sir Paul. “Shut up already!” says the crowd… “Give peace a chance,” says Sir Paul…

Paul McCartney performs for thousands in Tel Aviv on peace mission
first concert in Israel on Thursday, kicking it off with the familiar Beatles' song "Hello, Goodbye" to the joy of tens of thousands of cheering fans. McCartney billed the concert "Friendship First," saying he's on a mission of peace for Israel and the Palestinians. Singing "Give Peace a Chance," he stopped and let the audience sing the chorus alone. "Here tonight you sang it, you want it," the 66- year-old rocker said. He dedicated the song to his fellow Beatle, John Lennon, who was killed in New York

Paul McCartney : McCartney rocks Israel
Whether they were emboldened by Paul McCartney's screw-you-terrorists attitude, overwhelmed by an irresistible desire to hear a park full of people clapping out of time to "Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da," or under the mass misapprehension that they were going to see Jesse McCartney, 40,000 people turned up to see the former Beatle's Friendship First concert in Israel's Yarkon Park.   The concert had been awash in controversy, with everything from death threats from Palestinian wingnuts to vows of concert

Paul McCartney Rocks Tel Aviv!
Despite death threat warnings Paul McCartney rocked Tel Aviv yesterday and his Israeli fans finally got to see their idol in concert.  Kicking off with the Beatles song ‘Hello, Goodbye’, Sir Paul told fans he was on a peace mission on behalf of the Israelis and Palestinians. Then, as he sang the hit Give Peace a Chance, he stopped before the chorus to allow the fans to sing along, saying to them: ‘Here tonight you sing it, you want it.’  Congratulations Paul

Sir Paul Mccartney - Mccartney Denies Gay Lennon Claims
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Sir Paul Mccartney - Sir Paul Rubbishes Claims Of Lennon Gay Fantasies
Sir Paul McCartney has laughed off claims that his late Beatles bandmate John Lennon wanted to sleep with him.A new biography, Lennon: The Life, claims that ...

Paul McCartney performs for thousands in Tel Aviv
TEL AVIV, Israel - After a 43-year wait, Paul McCartney performed his first concert in Israel on Thursday, kicking it off with the familiar Beatles' song "Hello, Goodbye" to the joy of tens of thousands of cheering fans. McCartney billed the concert "Friendship First," saying he's on a mission of peace for Israel and the Palestinians. Singing "Give Peace a Chance," he stopped and let the audience sing the chorus alone. "Here tonight you sang it, you want it," the 66-year-old rocker said. He dedicated the so

Paul McCartney performs for thousands in Tel Aviv
After a 43-year wait, Paul McCartney performed his first concert in Israel on Thursday, kicking it off with the familiar Beatles' ...

Paul McCartney Rocks Israel
Forty-three years after an over-protective Israeli government banned The Beatles from their country, Paul McCartney performed in front of an audience of 45,000 in Tel Aviv. Leave a Comment Leave a Comment Posted by: Adekemi Full Story: www.people.com Related Topix People - John Lennon, Paul McCartney Entertainment - Short, Music! Places - Israel, World News, Middle East Life - Pop/Rock Comments Type in your comments to post to the forum Na

Paul McCartney performs for 40,000 thousand fans in Tel Aviv, Israel
McCartney began the concert with the familiar Beatles' song Hello, Goodbye to the joy of tens of thousands of cheering fans. McCartney billed the concert Friendship First saying he is on a mission of peace for Israel and the Palestinians. apnews.myway.com

Paul McCartney's peace show
Sir Paul McCartney defied death threats from Islamic extremists to perform in Israel last night (25.09.08).

Paul McCartney's peace show
Sir Paul McCartney defied death threats from Islamic extremists to perform in Israel last night (25...

Paul McCartney Plays Historic Concert in Tel Aviv
Paul McCartney played his first ever concert in Tel Aviv today, playing to 40,000 fans more than 40 years after the Beatles were banned from playing Israel. Once on stage, Macca dusted off his knowledge of the Hebrew language to welcome the crowd and wish them a happy Rosh Hashanah next week. McCartney’s “Friendship First” concert, named with the hope of easing tensions in the tumultuous area, featured 31 hits from through Paul’s career, from the Beatles’ singles to “Band

Paul McCartney survives Tel Aviv concerts
Sir Paul McCartney turned his first show in Israel into a huge celebration last night as over 40,000 people turned up to watch the star in action.The former Beatle greeted the audience in Hebrew before performing at a peace concert in Tel Aviv - four decades after the Fab Four were banned from the country.The Friendship First concert featured 31 hits from McCartney's music career, including Beatles songs, Wings hits and solo tunes. Comment on this Article The Brit also performed late Beatles bandmate J

Paul McCartney performs for thousands in Tel Aviv
TEL AVIV, Israel _ After a 43-year wait, Paul McCartney performed his first concert in Israel on Thursday, kicking it off with the familiar Beatles' song "Hello, Goodbye" to the joy of tens of thousands of cheering fans. McCartney billed the concert "Friendship First," saying he's on a mission of peace for Israel and the Palestinians. Former Beatle Sir Paul McCartney, right, and guitarist Rusty Anderson perform during a concert in Tel Aviv, Israel, Thursday, Sept.

Paul McCartney Kicks Off Tel Aviv Concert Amid Terror Threat
Paul McCartney kicked off his concert in Tel Aviv on Thursday with the Beatles' familiar "Hello, Goodbye." But while the performance delighted about 40,000 cheering fans, the ex-Beatle was reportedly surrounded by a 5,000-strong security detail following death threats from Islamic fanatics. One security source told the U.K.'s Daily Mirror: “No one is taking anything for granted. The level of security is unlike anything we’ve seen. Everything is being done to ensure that this pas

Paul McCartney's peace show
Sir Paul McCartney defied death threats to perform in Israel last night (25.09.08).The former Beatle had been warned by Islamic extremists not to appear at the 'Friendship First' show "if he values his life" but defied protestors to perform to 50,000 screaming fans, telling them: "I am bringing a message of peace."He greeted the crowd in Hebrew, sending good wishes for the Jewish new year, as well as wishing Muslims a happy Ramadan, before launching into The Beatles' hit 'Hello, Goodbye'. Comment on thi

Paul McCartney Ex Heather Mills Sues Her Former Publicist
Heather Mills is suing her former publicist for more than $460,000 (£250,000) for breach of confidence after the ex-employee slammed the one-time glamour model in a revealing newspaper interview.... <a href="http://www.postchronicle.com/news/original/article_212173511.shtml"><b>More</b>

Paul McCartney and Nancy Shevell Fashion Week
Paul McCartney talked about the new love of his life Nancy Shevell at Fashion Week, after their month-long 3,000- mile road trip across seven US states. Paul said: "I’m so happy. We had a brilliant time in the US. We stayed mainly in hotels but did the whole Route 66 gig. It’s an amazing thing to do. I would recommend it. It was great and we’re so happy." Yes, and they are always together. Let’s hope Nancy doesn’t get sick of never having "me time."

Paul McCartney Blasts Gay Lennon Claims
Filed under: News, Holy HellSpinner.com: Paul McCartney and Yoko Ono are furious over a new book called 'John Lennon: The Life,' written by respected Beatles biographer Philip Norman, which claims that Lennon fantasized about sleeping with his mother and wanted a gay relationship with... Read more

Paul McCartney Death Threat
  What the heck kind of scare tactic is this?  The former Beatle is being threatened....Paul McCartney is set to play at Israel's 60th anniversary and that isn't making the 66-year-old any friends.TMZ is reporting that a militant Muslim leader has made threats against McCartney if he goes ahead with the September 25 show in Tel Aviv.  And what's the threat?  A suicide bombing!  Seriously?  For some old famous guy to perform?According to the Sunday Express,