McCartney and Ringo Starr play together the memorable ‘Sgt. Pepper’s

Five years have passed since Paul McCartney, 82, and Ringo Starr, 84, played together. For these two giants of music to come together is an apotheosis. As it happened this Thursday night, the 19th. They chose London. It was at the concert that Paul gave at The O2 Arena and which is part of his tour Got Back, as published Daily Mail. Just a few days ago he passed through Madrid in a double session.

Both Beatles, living history of pop, as part of the fashion and social revolution of the sixties and also as part of the generation that invented the mass fan phenomenon and concerts in sports stadiums, met on stage and rocked. Those who were most nostalgic and those who were least moved were moved by the world heritage achievements such as Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band y Helter Skelter, the newspaper reports.

Two tributes

Paul paid tribute to his two traveling companions, John Lennon, and George Harrison. On stage he revealed that in those years emotions were verbalized in a different way. And it would have been considered strange to tell a friend that you loved them. Telling him: “I love you, man, it wasn’t done,” the tabloid publishes. The tribute to Harrison came when he performed some of his most beloved classics, Somethingwith a ukulele that the musician gave him. Paul also invited Rolling Stone Ronnie Wood. Together they touched the historic Get back.