le Québec est déja indépendant....

[jimmy]

Je n'étais pas du tout de ceux qui étaient choqué de voir Paul McCartney chanter sur les Plaines d'Abrahams (je suis un grand fan)....même s'il avait tendance parfois a ré-écrire l'histoire.

Mais voici un extrait du blog du guitatriste de McCartney (Bian Ray) qui lui ré-écrit l'histoire pour vrai...et c'est très drôle

jimmy

Hey everybody,

Just got back from our show in Quebec, a free show for nearly 300,000 people celebrating 400 years of independence. It was quite a sight.. The streets around the Hotel and the streets of the city were filled to the top with people anticipating Paul's arrival there. The local constabulary had to disperse the fans from every possible entrance in advance of our police escort speeding us into the garage of the castle-like Fontenac Hotel.. But hang on...

So, shoot forward to Quebec... after rehearsing in London we flew to NYC... [105 degrees!!] As the motorcade slithered into the parking garage and we took the backdoors and service elevators to our rooms we looked out over the beautiful Quebec City.. Show day, NO RAIN!! ahhhhhh, nice! In the Field of Abraham where the French fought for and gained their independence, one certain Englishman returned to sing for them.. As far as you could see there were people.. faces behind the stage for a mile, watching us on another big screen.. and in the nearby city squares and parks as well.. Paul McCartney sang 37 songs, not even counting some segues and impromptu jams... 3 hours. We had a terrific time, thanks to Canada. I LOVE it up there.

http://www.brianray.com/news/index.php

Modifié 30 juillet 2008 par jimmy

[bencoudonc]

Trop drôle ! Quelle érudition !

[Angela]

Je n'étais pas du tout de ceux qui étaient choqué de voir Paul McCartney chanter sur les Plaines d'Abrahams (je suis un grand fan)....même s'il avait tendance parfois a ré-écrire l'histoire.

Mais voici un extrait du blog du guitatriste de McCartney (Bian Ray) qui lui ré-écrit l'histoire pour vrai...et c'est très drôle

jimmy

Hey everybody,

Just got back from our show in Quebec, a free show for nearly 300,000 people celebrating 400 years of independence. It was quite a sight.. The streets around the Hotel and the streets of the city were filled to the top with people anticipating Paul's arrival there. The local constabulary had to disperse the fans from every possible entrance in advance of our police escort speeding us into the garage of the castle-like Fontenac Hotel.. But hang on...

So, shoot forward to Quebec... after rehearsing in London we flew to NYC... [105 degrees!!] As the motorcade slithered into the parking garage and we took the backdoors and service elevators to our rooms we looked out over the beautiful Quebec City.. Show day, NO RAIN!! ahhhhhh, nice! In the Field of Abraham where the French fought for and gained their independence, one certain Englishman returned to sing for them.. As far as you could see there were people.. faces behind the stage for a mile, watching us on another big screen.. and in the nearby city squares and parks as well.. Paul McCartney sang 37 songs, not even counting some segues and impromptu jams... 3 hours. We had a terrific time, thanks to Canada. I LOVE it up there.

http://www.brianray.com/news/index.php

Les Falardeau et cie vont maintenant se calmer le pompon one certain Englishman returned to sing for you, Jimmy

Modifié 30 juillet 2008 par Angela

[sarah&regis]

sans commentaires............

[Nemesis]

McCartney serait-il atteint de sénilité précoce?

C'est très, très bon en tout cas!

Modifié 30 juillet 2008 par Nemesis