Paul McCartney, Back in the U.S. Live 2002 - 54m 30s

Tracks & Durations

1. Hello Goodbye	3:46
2. Jet	4:02
3. All My Loving	2:08
4. Getting Better	3:10
5. Coming Up	3:26
6. Let Me Roll It	4:24
7. Lonely Road	3:12
8. Driving Rain	3:11
9. Your Loving Flame	3:28
10. Blackbird	2:30
11. Every Night	2:51
12. We Can Work It Out	2:29
13. Mother's Nature Son	2:11
14. Vanilla Sky	2:29
15. Carry That Weight	3:05
16. The Fool On The Hill	3:09
17. Here Today	2:28
18. Something	2:20

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Review

Critics may quibble over the creative roller coaster that's been Paul McCartney's post-Beatles solo career, but few can deny his status as one of rock's most buoyant live performers and consistent crowd pleasers. That drive to stake his claim onstage (said to be one of the factors that drove the Fabs to dissolution) energizes this otherwise largely backward-looking collection of performances from his 2002 world tour; fully two-thirds of the double-disc's 35 tracks hail from the Beatles catalog, with the rest slanted toward early solo-career standouts like "Jet," "Maybe I'm Amazed," and "My Love." But Mac and his focused backing quartet deliver them with a punchy edge and sense of abandon that's largely MIA on previous McCartney live releases. Other than pausing for tributes to his fallen comrades ("Here Today," a solo acoustic paean to John Lennon followed by a touching, ukulele-backed nod to George Harrison with "Something"), it's largely a rollicking career retrospective from a musician whose restless drive to perform invests this collection with something more than mere nostalgia. The singer who invoked Bach at 22 may still refuse to act his age, but here that's not a bad thing at all. --Jerry McCulleyDouble live CD includes 35 classic McCartney and Beatles songs from his sold out US tour. CD packaging includes 2 CDs in a slimline jewel box and a 32-page four color annotated collector's booklet featuring never before seen photographs from the tour. Capitol. 2002.

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Back in the U.S. Live 2002

Tracks: 18, Disk length: 54m 40s (+0m 10s)

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