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50 Years Ago Today: Paul McCartney Wraps Up the Greatest Tour of His Post-Beatles Career
Source: Rolling Stone · Published
"It was a show so well executed, so well performed, that one came out with all the old enthusiasms for McCartney as one of rock music's true geniuses rekindled," read a review from The Guardian
"It was a show so well executed, so well performed, that one came out with all the old enthusiasms for McCartney as one of rock music's true geniuses rekindled," read a review from The Guardian
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