• At 83, Paul McCartney revived Help! and performed with Lennon’s image, creating a breathtaking, unforgettable tribute at Santa Barbara Bowl.
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    At 83, Paul McCartney revived Help! and performed with Lennon’s image, creating a breathtaking, unforgettable tribute at Santa Barbara Bowl.

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    Sir Paul McCartney paid tribute to the late John Lennon by performing Beatles hit Help for the first time in almost four decades amid his US tour in California on Friday (Pictured in February)
    The icon, who wrote the track alongside Lennon in 1965, sang Help  for the first time since way back in 1990 (L-R Ringo Starr, Paul McCartney, John Lennon and George Harrison 1963)

    McCartney took to the stage for a one-off show at the Santa Barbara Bowl in Palm Desert ahead of the North American leg of his Got Back tour kicking off on Monday (pictured 2024)
    Back in 2022 McCartney projected documentary footage of his late bandmate as he took to stage at Spokane Arena, Washington

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