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Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 0014381038422
Label: Image Entertainment
Manufacturer: Image Entertainment
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Image Entertainment
Region Code: 1
Release Date: June 19, 2001
Running Time: 60 minutes
Sales Rank: 22804
Studio: Image Entertainment
Theatrical Release Date: June 19, 2001
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Description:
On December 14, 1999, 300 people squeezed into the Cavern Club in Liverpool to watch Paul McCartney perform at The Beatles' legendary venue for the first time since 1963. Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour and Deep Purple drummer Ian Paice were among the other great musicians joining Paul on stage. You can now view this unique piece of rock 'n' roll history, as well as two of Paul's latest music videos and an interview with him on this special DVD release. Songs: Honey Hush, Blue Jean Bop, Brown-Eyed Handsome Man, Fabulous, What It Is, Lonesome Town, Twenty Flight Rock, No Other Baby, Try Not to Cry, Shake a Hand, All Shook Up, I Saw Her Standing There, Party. 63 minutes.
Amazon.com:
When Paul McCartney and a select band of ace musicians played this 15-song set of vintage rockers (including two new 'old' tunes) on December 14,1999, 300 lucky people were packed into Liverpool's legendary Cavern Club, wherethe Beatles got their start nearly four decades earlier. But the show--comprisedentirely of songs from McCartney's 1999 release Run Devil Run--was also seen bya record-setting Internet audience, allowing the whole world to share the joy ofseeing McCartney return, literally and musically, to the roots of hisillustrious career. This is no-frills McCartney, liberated from the Beatles andWings (with the exception of a rousing 'I Saw Her Standing There'), and whilethe trademark McCartney howl has grown rough at the edges, his love for thismusic is enduring and infectious; it's easy to imagine him 40 years earlier, inthe Cavern's previous incarnation (the old club was excavated and refurbished in1984), belting out a similar set with the same youthful fervor that hedemonstrates here.
Boosted by the flawless guitar duo of David Gilmour and Mick Green, McCartneystarts out unevenly (his vocals on 'Lonesome Town' are undeniably strained), butthe show steadily improves, and the Mac original 'Try Not to Cry' qualifies as abona fide highlight, proving that McCartney can hold his own in any rock-historical context. And while the 45-minute set is regrettably brief, this DVDincludes two excellent features--a McCartney interview and a Run, Devil,Run promo documentary--that combine illuminating history with latter-dayperspective. Band-member biographies and two 1999 music videos make this a well-rounded package for McCartney's devoted fans. --Jeff Shannon
Customer Reviews Average Rating: 
Rating: - A great rock performance!!!
Is really exciting to see McCartney live with a really basic band configuration! But don't get me wrong, the band is great, with David Gilmour and Ian Paice in the back!
Great DVD, is a must!
Rating:  - 5 stars for Gilmour alone!
I bought this DVD because I had heard David Gilmour of Pink Floyd plays guitar on it. I like PM, but I'm not a huge fan. I was impressed with both. PM has a great singing voice, and his choice of songs here is great. As to Gilmour, he doesn't feature too prominantly in the beginning, but as the DVD goes on he gets great camera time and it is awesome to hear him playing a different style of music than his usualstyle, yet still retaining his own distinctive sound. I actually liked this DVD more than ... Read More
Rating: - Excellent 50's Retro with Sir Paul
While some might consider Paul McCartney's temporary return to Liverpool to play the Cavern Club to be 'historically significant,' I love this DVD simply because it allows Paul McCartney, David Gilmour, and company to truly rock out with vintage material originally offered up by Eddie Cochran, Chuck Berry, etc. I can't convey how wonderful it is to hear McCartney screaming through old 50s rockers, and to see Gilmour belting out up-tempo rockabilly style solos instead of his trademark slow Brit-rock blues. ... Read More
Rating: - Back to the roots
Outstanding show...I have seen McCartney live 7 times and have all of the recent live tour dvd's.I was reluctant to get this one because the songs are mostly old cover songs I guess from the late 50's and early 60's.I was very pleased and excited by this performance and the quality of the dvd.It is very straight forward with none of the usual fluff that you find on dvd's like the Space Between Us, Live from Red Square and Paul is Live. Those all have way to many to shots of the audience singing along ... Read More
Rating:  - Not a 64 minute rock concert
hi. know this: paul talks for 22 minutes, the notes say. i think it's about 18.5.
so, the songs: 13 songs, 64 minute concert, NOT SO!!!!
the concert is 39 minutes, all those old 2:50 songs,
as Townsend puts it, so the after interview w/ paul,
yes, is 24 minutes and has some ok video footage, recollections from the concert songs, but not other stuff.
it's a 39 minute concert, w/ some footage at end.
it's ok.....
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