Ringo Starr and Joe Walsh join Paul McCartney for encore at Dodger Stadium 7/13/2019

Paul McCartney at Dodger Stadium. 15 minutes of the encore with Ringo Starr & Joe Walsh joining in. Ringo plays drums on Sgt. Peppers & Helter Skelter and Joe Walsh plays during Carry that Weight and The End. There's a good scan of the whole audience right at the end of the video.

[thesilvershining]

Paul and Ringo are such a splendid duo… they were the two Beatles who loved being Beatles. So glad they’re still close friends after 60 years!

[donmcc]

His band broke up in 1969, and these songs sound like they could have been yesterday, to coin a That is the greatness of the Beatles.

[sylvia]

The Beatles are and will be the greatest group ever.

[FINEFELINE]

Not many people can fill stadiums at the age of 80 like Paul. What a treat.

[CeeOlleab]

Paul's voice start to quiver but he still hits those notes perfectly. Ringo does the beat as if it just yesterday, while Joe does the brilliant guitar bit.

[debrabugay]

Love Sir Paul and Sir Ringo
Every time I watch them I smile inside out Always makes me happy

[Kahuna]

Just imagine a world without Paul, Ringo, George and John! It’s a shame John was taken from the world too soon but Paul, George and Ringo continued giving us great music.

[sharigreen]

This was epic. Having been there the crowd exploded when Paul introduced Ringo. It was one amazing moment to see two Beatles on stage in 2019! It was the last show of the Freshen Up Tour and Paul and the band were on fire. The video doesn't do the experience justice You really did have to be there to get the full throttle. It was magnificent. Anyone who was there that night will tell you the same thing.

[Chuckles..]

Paul has quite a unique catalogue of songs to choose from when doing a really big show.

[frankflstf]

Paul’s band are so tight and solid especially that perfect percussionist

[davidholiday]

When I went to visit my sister, many years ago -she bought tickets to see Ringo in Reno. Nevada and it was a very enjoyable show.
The hall wasn;t too big so the visability of the band and sound were very good. A few years later I saw Paul at Earls Court in London.
It was a last minute thing but I was still in a very good seat. While Ringo did not have the expanse and histrionics of Paul - his show was very good. Though PM completely blew my mind. Growing up in the 50's and 60's The Beatles were my gods. To hear those songs played so faithfully to the recordings was absolute magic.

[richardgaines]

I was a dream come sure missed John and George though.

[johnfabris]

My son and I were there. Unforgettable night.

[blink_bees]

I genuinely can't stop smiling, this made me so happy

[jeffzloczower]

The Good Old Days ! And in the beginning ! The Best !

[turtleflegel]

Ringo and Paul on stage represent what I think is the greatest thing the human race ever produced, the Beatles.

[michaelstevens]

Thanks for sharing! Dodger stadium got a treat! Ringo! I saw the Winston Salem show.

[kvernon]

Saw Paul & his band during this tour on the other coast (Boston). Sadly, no Ringo -- but he still had a huge surprise up his sleeve. Join him for the encore was none other than the ex-Grateful Dead guitarist, Bob Weir.

But east coast, west coast, and everywhere in between -- *chills* when they play the Abby Road medley. What an honor to experience that in person just once in my life.

[lucybraun]

Sing us a lullaby, Paul, because we've got a weight we're gonna carry a long time.

[tracyjacoby]

I too wish I could have been there!!!! Damned maxed out credit cards!!!🙄 Love you Paul🎸 Ringo🥁 & Joe Walsh🎸!🎶🎶🎶🎼💕