Saturday Night Live (TV Show) on Dec 11, 2010

Country:: USA

City:: New York City

Timeline

Classical concert Dec 04, 2010 • Luxembourg • Luxembourg

TV show Dec 09, 2010 • Late Night With Jimmy Fallon

TV show Dec 11, 2010 • Saturday Night Live

Concert Dec 13, 2010 • Harlem Apollo

Concert Dec 17, 2010 • 100 Club

Next TV show Jun 25, 2012 • The Ronnie Wood Show

Some songs from this concert appear on:

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From Wikipedia:

[McCartney performed “Get Back”] as a kind of encore on Saturday Night Live on 11 December 2010. The performance was unusual for the show because McCartney had played the two standard songs that musical guests play, then had played a third song (“A Day in the Life“). At the normal conclusion of the show, when host Paul Rudd thanked the cast, McCartney took the stage again for “Get Back“, the broadcast of which was partially cut off due to time constraints. […]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikU4sPCpEh4

SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE -- Episode 1585 "Paul Rudd" -- Pictured: Musical guest Paul McCartney performs -- (Photo by: Dana Edelson/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank) — SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE — Episode 1585 “Paul Rudd” — Pictured: Musical guest Paul McCartney performs — (Photo by: Dana Edelson/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank)

LIVE -- Episode 1585 'Amy Poehler' -- Pictured: Paul McCartney — LIVE — Episode 1585 ‘Amy Poehler’ — Pictured: Paul McCartney

From Whom The Bell Tells, December 23, 2010:

Paul headed to New York to perform on the legendary ‘Saturday Night Live’, helping to make the episode the highest rating since the season began no less! With 7.6 million viewers overall, the NBC show outscored every Saturday non-sports primetime show on every major English language network since March 2008. Phew!The show saw Paul on top form too, with him impersonating Camilla Parker Bowles, playing a tiny harmonica and, of course, performing five songs including Wings songs ‘Jet’ and ‘Band On The Run’, Beatles classics ‘A Day In The Life’ and ‘Get Back’ and John Lennon’s ‘Give Peace A Chance’ to mark the 30th anniversary of Lennon’s death.
Stuart Bell

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