McCartney at Glastonbury

[Guilbert]

I am to old for Glastonbury (54) but I seem to remember Rolf Harris played there a couple of years ago.

And didn't Athur Lee and Love play there last year. He must be in his late 50s' and has not done anything since the classic Forever Changes in 1967.

Don't equate age with 'no talent' or 'past it'.

BB King can still swing, and people like Mick Jagger, Eric Clapton and David Bowie must be in their late fifties or early sixties.

Also Macca wrote some of the greatest pop songs of all time (albiet many years ago) so deserves to be listened to.

Guilbert

[steve56]

i still have the abbey road vinyl record from december 1969.

[What?]

Young offender is a cool tune.

[Ace]

I think if you can play regardless of yer age, you deserve a shot.
A few years ago, Johnny Cash played at Glastonbury and went down a fucking storm. Said it was his best memory of playing live as the 'young' audience were tuned into what he was playing.
Oh, Johnny didn't bullshit, so if he said that, you can believe it

[jj]

Nothing wrong with a bit of age/experience, and having 'paid yer dues': and if Macca wants to play some of his better, earlier efforts, as opposed to the utter pap he's been writing for the last 25 years, fine.
But don't hold yer breath...........

[Bronson Lee]

True , and I have to say King of Skiffle Lonnie Donegan was also blinding at Glastonbury .

[steve56]

what year was lonnie at glastonbury?

[Bronson Lee]

I think I saw him in 1999 , as he was doing "'Mule Skinner Blues" but that year was hard to remember because I took a lot of triple bad scrumpy !
man did I trip off that shit ....... lol

[steve56]

ive got the mule skinner blues -the fendermen 1st heard that the year 2000.