Paul McCartney Finale - The Long And Winding Road / Hey Jude (Live 8 2005)

Paul McCartney leading the finale at Live 8 in London's Hyde Park on the 2nd July, 2005. Organised by Sir Bob Geldof and The Band Aid Trust to raise money to fight poverty around the world, the event was viewed by around 2 billion people.
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[wofakwame]

a songwriter, an arranger, a guitarist and pianist, a singer and entertainer as well, and above all a nice peaceful guy.
A hero you shall remain

[e.pataki]

The long and winding road, one of the most beautiful songs of the world.

[bandainedito]

We are privileged to live in the times of Paul McCartney

[carolroxas]

We are lucky that we still have Paul McCartney..and Ringo Starr of Beatles.The greatest band of all times..i can still feel their magic..

[Astburysring]

The concert finished late and people kept on singing to Hey Jude for a further 10 minutes or so as they left the amazing to see U2, The Who, Pink Floyd, George Michael, Madonna and Paul McCartney at one event

[megsmith]

This song is so touching for me for it reminds me of my late husband . We were young 17 yrs old the long and windy road that lead me too his door . He passed 2 yrs ago at age 52 i miss him so much .

[harrisfleming]

How many thousands of times has he played Long and Winding Road in front of a crowd? And it still comes out fresh and earnest. That's so rare.

[MegaJellyNelly]

Mariah singing Hey Jude is something I never knew I needed but it was godly

[pat]

Thank God for Paul McCartney, this beautiful song, and the fact that I am here, now, and still able to appreciate his rendition of a timeless

[johnboyd]

I'm just so thankful that I lived at the time of the Beatles. I'm in my 70s now and I still impress my neighbours by my love for their music. They hear it loud and clear nearly every weekend and being from a much younger generation they were not familiar with the Beatles collection. When I started to play their music they asked me "who is that?" They were amazed it was the Beatles - some 50 years old. They couldn't believe how 'modern' the music sounded. Just goes to show you, that Beatles music will live forever as each new generation hears their magic.

[meltaway]

5:10 When Paul told Mariah to sing and she delivered it❤️ But one thing that I hate is cameraman didn't focus on Mariah(even for 0.1 second when she sang).

[michellima]

It's incredible how a (na na na na) in Mariah's voice covers all the voices and makes the song even better. Paul, thanks for asking her to sing.

[jaehaerysitargaryen]

Mariah actually said in an interview that she didn't want to sing because she hates it when people are trying to outdo each other. She wanted the kids to sing but Paul McCartney sang in her ear saying, "lemme hear u sing" and so she did.

[miab.]

5:09-5:10 This damn second is called happiness. Mariah and Paul are my two favorite artists of all time. I have to admit a little tear came out of my eye

[michelemoore]

This man in all his handsomeness has written lyrics alone and with the Beatles that reverberate even today in this horrible pandemic we are all trying to survive. He is keeping my spirits up in this down time, God Bless Sir Paul!!!

[eddasilva]

Paul McCartney asking Mariah Carey to sing was the best part. It gave so much life to it.

[milestrotter]

In his 80s and still has an immaculate voice, truly a spectacular singer.

[marcsteven]

I love how all the musicians came out and sang Hey Jude with Paul McCartney and also the little children it brought tears to my eyes...

[TacomaPaul]

Pete Townsend, Bob Geldof, George Michael, David Gilmour, Michael Stipe, Annie Lennox, Mariah Carey, and of course... Sir Paul McCartney. ;-)

[catcrazy]

Paul McCartney has never recovered from the loss of his lovely wife Linda. His pain has been obvious . Bless his soul.