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Paul McCartney reignites Fireman project
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01-Oct-2008
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 Reuters - Paul McCartney is returning to his Fireman alias after a decade away from the musical collaboration with producer Youth.
Paul McCartney Reboots Fireman Side Project
01-Oct-2008
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Paul McCartney and Killing Joke co-founder Martin "Youth" Glover have completed their third album as Fireman. Due out November 17 through McCartney's MPL imprint, Electric Arguments is the first Fireman LP to feature vocals and straight-up songwriting. (The others veered into ambient/dance-music
Arts, Briefly: McCartney and Israel Make Peace
27-Sep-2008
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On Thursday night, Paul McCartney gave a concert in Tel Aviv for an estimated crowd of 40,000 fans and slightly fewer security guards.
Paul McCartney Performs First-Ever Israeli Concert
26-Sep-2008
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Paul McCartney delivered his first Israel set in Tel Aviv last night, setting things off with the Beatles classic "Hello, Goodbye." (The Beatles were reportedly banned from playing Israel in 1965, due to fears of them corrupting the country's youth.) Around 40,000 fans attended the "Friendship
Paul McCartney performs for thousands in Tel Aviv
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25-Sep-2008
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 AP - TEL AVIV, Israel — After a 43-year wait, Paul McCartney performed his first concert in Israel on Thursday, kicking it off with the familiar Beatles' song "Hello, Goodbye" to the joy of tens of thousands of cheering fans.
Wrap-up of entertainment quotes from the AP
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25-Sep-2008
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 AP - "I'm bringing a message of peace, and I think that's what the region needs." — Paul McCartney, rejecting criticism of his planned concert in Tel Aviv.
McCartney in Bethlehem: I'm carrying peace message
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24-Sep-2008
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 AP - Paul McCartney said Wednesday he's carrying a message of peace for Israel and the Palestinians, rejecting criticism of his planned concert in Tel Aviv.
War Child CD Pairs McCartney, Dylan Up With Modern Artists
23-Sep-2008
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War Child—a longtime charity that helps kids in war zones—has revealed the details behind its Heroes compilation. Due out November 22, it asks Paul McCartney, Bob Dylan, David Bowie, Brian Wilson and more to pick a new-ish artist to cover one of their classic songs. Among the selections are Duffy
Arts, Briefly: Despite Death Threats, McCartney Plans to Play
18-Sep-2008
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Paul McCartney has refused to cancel his concert in Israel, despite threats from Islamic militants, the Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported.
McCartney resists pressure to scrap Israel concert
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11-Sep-2008
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 Reuters - Legendary Beatles star Paul McCartney
said he was pressed to cancel his upcoming performance in
Israel, but reassured Israeli fans in comments published on
Thursday he would go ahead with the planned concert.
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