Gregory Weinkauf: Paul McCartney: Rock Show

Los Angeles : CA : USA | Mar 31, 2010 at 10:44 AM PDT

Source: The Huffington Post

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The first of many, many, many screams of approval came early in Paul McCartney's epic concert Tuesday night as he and his stunning band commenced with the dulcet "Venus and Mars" from 1975's eponymous album, leading directly to the gassed-up "Rock Show" with its self-reflexive lyric: "You've got Rock... FULL ARTICLE AT The Huffington Post

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