How was Paul McCartney's return to The Cavern: he gave a show for 250 people in Liverpool

Paul McCartney
was presented yesterday at an exclusive free concert that he gave to the Liverpool Cavern Club.
In full promotion of his new album,
Egypt Station, the former Beatle played in front of 250 fans who got their ticket before they ran to a distribution point indicated by the same network musician.

It was shortly after two o'clock in the afternoon when McCartney appeared on the scene and the audience began to cheer him up. "íLiverpool! Cavern!", answered the 76 – year – old musician who knows how to befriend his fans. "Before, we started warming up here," the musician said before starting to play. Shortly after starting with Eddie Cochran's classic "Twenty Flight Rock", McCartney stopped the show to remember something that was specified in the entry: "Please remember you can not shoot or take pictures, they are distracting. "

With the premise clearly in mind, more than anything for the public who was under 30, the public enjoyed and sang with Paul songs like "All My Loving", "Magical Mystery Tour" and "Jet", "Get Back", "I saw it standing there". In addition, among the 27 songs, the musician showed with "In Spite Of All The Danger", by the Quarrymen, the group predecessor of the Beatles founded by John Lennon.

The Cavern is a mythical place for the artist since the Beatles gave it one of their first shows in the early 60s, while it was still a place of blues and jazz. The fame makes them so they will play around 300 times, so La Caverna or La Cueva has become Liverpool's rock and roll par excellence.

"It's been all these years since we played here, we did not know if we would have a future, but I think it went pretty well," he joked. , 50 years later, the place is not the original but a reproduction built in the 80s.

Paul also played four songs from the new album that he will release on September 7. The concert ended well with Sgt Pepper's "Lonely Hearts Club Band" and "Helter Skelter" in the middle of the ovation of the privileged audience who had the chance to withdraw his tickets on time.

This is the second time this week that McCartney returns to Liverpool since Monday, he gave a secret concert at Abbey Road Studios in London, where the Beatles recorded several albums