I think Paul's best moments the last 20 years, has been his Unplugged special & his Cavern club appearance.  He showcased why he's one of the greatest artist of all time doing the MTV thing & proved he could still rock raw playing where he once did with the Beatles.  The super band backing up Macca was awesome, with David Gilmour from Pink Floyd & Ian Paice from Deep Purple.  I thought about mentioning his last four tours, which are just as great, but these two moments define him at his finest as a rock legend.

I think him orchestrating the 'Concert for NYC' was a huge endeavor and success.

Divorcing the one legged Yoko.

being put in a topic by wayne....

You must be paranoid & your mother must be embarassed by you?  

wayne, come on. no insults

I forgot his live performance at the Concert For Kampuchea way back in 79, because he did a great live version of the Little Richard classic Lucille with Townshend, Bonham & others.  

I was reading my own post wrong & I was in a hurry it seems, since I thought it said in over 20 years.  Paul did a great performance at Kampuchea anyway, even though it doesn't belong here.  

i felt he was quite enjoyable in the 'Concert for George'

i think that one of pauls best moments was his live at red square concert in 2004 (5?).

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i think that one of pauls best moments was his live at red square concert in 2004 (5?).

*2003

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I think him orchestrating the 'Concert for NYC' was a huge endeavor and success.

He did give a great live performance at the Concert For NYC after 9/11, but Freedom is one of the worst songs he has ever released, even though he meant well.

For me its got to be the liverpool dock concert in 1990 i lucky enough to get a ticket, the tribute to john was amazing , macca had us all sing "give peace a chance" the people at front stopped singing but people at the back carried on and it came like a wave back to the front , macca jumped back on the piano and we were off again singing a magical moment at a magic concert.
                                                                                        

Paul's Top 5 moments from 1987-2007, in my opinion

June 2007 - Release of Memory Almost Full, his most successful effort in over 25 years
September 1989 - Begin of the New World Tour, his first tour in almost ten years and the biggest tour ever made up to that point
May 1997 - Release of the critically acclaimed Flaming Pie
January 1991 - Recording of the successful MTV Unplugged
February 2006 - First McCartney performance at the Grammy Awards, where he was also nominated to 2 awards, including Album of the Year