Paul McCartney recreates the cover of Abbey Road

Paul McCartney today offered a secret concert at the studios Abbey Road in London before the fans and special guests.

Sir Paul, 76, played in the famous recording studios of the British capital a dozen songs, including Beatles hits like "Drive My Car", "Lady Madonna" and "Back In The USSR "" as well as songs from his upcoming album, "Egypt Station".

Participants were selected at an Internet competition. Last week McCartney asked his followers on Instagram to tell in a video why they wanted to be present at the exclusive performance. Beside the winners, among the audience were the singer Kylie Minogue as well as the actors Johnny Depp and Orlando Bloom .

At Abbey Road Studios, McCartney recorded at the time classic Beatles albums such as "A Hard Day's Night" (1964). ), "Revolver" (1966) and "Yellow Submarine" (1969) will publish Sept. 7 bre.

On the next "Freshen Up" tour, Sir Paul will travel between other countries: United States, United Kingdom, Poland and Austria.

The iconic Abbey Road junction

The former Beatle crosses Abbey Road again and recreates the iconic photograph taken by Ian Macmillan in 1969 and which served as cover for the 11th album of the Liverpool Quartet.

McCartney uploaded the video to Instagram, where, unlike the image of 49 years ago, he crosses the road from right to left.

The musician's daughter also shared another angle of the crossing that his father did.

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