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Category Archives: Paul McCartney
Paul McCartney lives up to his legacy in Chicago-area lovefest
By Tom Siebert A Paul McCartney concert cannot be reviewed without first considering the magnitude of the man. He is the most commercially successful singer/songwriter of all time, whose songs helped change the course of culture and music itself. That … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago, Paul McCartney, The Beatles, Tom Siebert
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