Paul McCartney played at the Japanese 'Budokan' event the' Beatles' song 'Another Girl' for the first time live.
The song comes from the album 'Help!' from 1965, but was still ever performed on a stage before an audience, neither of Ringo Starr George Harrison and John Lennon. The 10,000 fans were visibly delighted when the Briton on Tuesday (April 28) appeared again - 49 Years after the 'Beatles' had played at the same event. Before he gave the song to the best, he let his cheering fans know: "I hope we can get it back It's very exciting, back to the 'Budokan' return because it is a very special place It was the first time.. that we are at that time occurred in Japan. There were some controversies, but I know that it is now a normal event for many people. For me, it has a very special place in my memory. "
The singer was thrilled with the performance, as cited by the British news site 'NME': "He was sensational and very emotional when I reminds me of our first gig there and the spectators were great time, it was very exciting for. us and it was probably the best show we've ever done in Japan. " The guitarist played a total of 28 songs, reflecting both Beatles songs as well as from solo pieces.
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