

CHICAGO - Rosemont Horizon Stadium, December 4,
1989 - (Left) Paul sings "Fool On The Hill" high above
the Chicago audience as his psychedelic painted piano slowly rotates.
INDIANAPOLIS
- Market Square Arena, February
14, 1990 (Valentine's Day) - (Center) Paul carries a heart signifying
love as he strolls across the stage at the end of the show. Other
band members carried hearts (love) or circles (hugs) on their
posterboards.
CHICAGO - Soldier Field, July 29, 1990 - (Right)
"Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/The End"- Paul playfully
shoves Robbie McIntosh and Hamish Stuart as he plays the last
song during the final show of the 1989-90 World Tour.


CHICAGO - Rosemont Horizon Stadium, December 5, 1989 - (Left) Paul opens with "Figure of Eight." The stadium is filled with "48 Hours" crews as they capture Paul for television.
(Right) Rosemont Horizon Stadium,
December 3, 1989 - Paul sings "My Brave Face." The show
began with Paul walking out onstage after the movie failed to
begin. He apologized to the sold out crowd. Then he pointed out
that not only did the projector fail but his drummer Chris Whitten
had quite a nasty facial bruise from an recent accident.



LONDON, England-Wembley Arena, January 14, 1990 (Left) and (Right) - Paul sings "Jet" at one of 11 sold out Wembley shows.
(Center) - Paul greets the
enthusiastic British crowd. During the London dates celebrities
such as: Prince Andrew, Bob Geldof, Cliff Richard, Elton John,
Phil Collins, Peter Gabriel, Elvis Costello, Sting, George Martin,
Donald Sutherland, Dick Lester, Bob Hoskins and Cynthia Lennon
attended the shows.



LONDON - January 14, 1990 Wembley Arena - (Left) A personal favorite! Paul singing "Jet."
Paul and Linda would arrive
at these concerts in a helicopter that landed in the parking lot
of Wembley Stadium. Then a black Bentley filled with fresh flowers
would drive the few blocks to the arena where the star was greeted
by waiting fans.
(Center) Paul feigns fright at seeing a certain photographer,
"Figure of Eight."
(Right) Paul playing his classic bass rhythms during, "Figure
of Eight."

CHICAGO-Soldier Field, July 29, 1990 - Paul teases the crowd with his pantomines after "Live and Let Die."

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