Paul McCartney: In the World Tonight

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1997
1h 13min

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Paul McCartney: In the World Tonight (1997)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA look at Paul's work as he finishes his latest record, entitled Flaming Pie. Includes snippets from the tracks on the album, plus Paul gives a tour of his home recording studio. The best sc... Leer todoA look at Paul's work as he finishes his latest record, entitled Flaming Pie. Includes snippets from the tracks on the album, plus Paul gives a tour of his home recording studio. The best scene is where he joins George Martin at Abbey Road Studios to record the orchestra for 'Bea... Leer todoA look at Paul's work as he finishes his latest record, entitled Flaming Pie. Includes snippets from the tracks on the album, plus Paul gives a tour of his home recording studio. The best scene is where he joins George Martin at Abbey Road Studios to record the orchestra for 'Beautiful Night'.

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Geoff Dunbar

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Geoff Emerick

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Jerry Hadley

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Jeff Lynne

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George Martin

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Linda McCartney

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Steve Miller

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Eddy Pumer

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dalbert9244

Title deceiving as to content

When I first heard of this DVD, I thought it may be footage from his concerts from around the world. Anyone who watches this will see it's just the opposite. The music is secondary to Paul letting everyone know how great he is and explaining how he makes his music. As Frank Zappa once said "Shut up and play your guitar" This DVD is good if you are looking for a documentary from a great artist. But if you want to see him perform, find another DVD of his live music. Some of the music is lip syncing and a little is him playing to a crowd. But most of the time he cuts in to let everyone know how he did what it is you are hearing.