Paul McCartney

In 2004, when Paul McCartney performed "Band on the Run" live at the Glastonbury Music Festival, he was enjoying a resurgence in popularity as a solo artist. Before this performance, McCartney released the album "Driving Rain" in late 2001, which showcased his continued creative output following the Beatles era. By the time of the Glastonbury concert, he had also released "Chaos and Creation in the Backyard" in 2005, further solidifying his status as a prolific songwriter and performer. The Glastonbury performance marked an important moment in his career, as it was part of a larger tour that celebrated his extensive catalog, both from his time with The Beatles and his solo work. Notably, this live rendition of "Band on the Run," originally released in 1973, was emblematic of his enduring legacy, showcasing not just his classic hits but also the evolution of his artistry over the decades. The energetic band accompanying him at Glastonbury highlighted the communal spirit of live music fe

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