Paul McCartney Debuts 'Last' Beatles Song 'Now and Then'
Paul McCartney Debuts ‘Last’ Beatles Song ‘Now and Then’ During Uruguay Show
According to Setlist.fm, McCartney’s sprawling 37-song, nearly three-hour setlist at Estadio Centenario on Tuesday including a mix of Beatles classics (“A Hard Day’s Night,” “Getting Better,” “Blackbird,” “Something,” “Helter Skelter”) and Wings songs (“Junior’s Farm,” “Let Me Roll It,” “Let ‘Em In,” “Jet”).
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