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Madison Square Garden, New York, NY.... Little Feat setlist: Fat Man in the Bathtub All That You Dream Rocket in My Pocket Changin' Luck Cajun Girl Rad Gumbo Hate to Lose Your Lovin' Oh Atlanta Texas Twister Willin' Rock and Roll Doctor Old Folks Boogie Let It Roll Dixie Chicken >> Tripe Face Boogie encore break Feats Don't Fail Me Now Merry Christmas Baby    Towards the end of their set, the Nevilles brought out their friend and 60 Minutes correspondent Ed Bradley to play tambourine. Neville Brothers setlist: Hey Pocky A-Way I Walk on Guilded Splinters Voodoo Yellow Moon Tell It Like It Is That's My Blood Aiko Big Chief When You Go to New Orleans 

Madison Square Garden, New York, NY.... After seeing the concert the night before , I was grateful to have been offered a ticket to this night by my Ithaca-based Beatles friends Marge & Mario. It was very fascinating to see McCartney on two consecutive nights. (Something I've done only occasionally with a handful of bands I dig, like King Missile or the Avett Brothers.)  Everything was exactly the same, from the set list to the between-song comments I would have sworn were ad-libs the evening before. And it makes sense; Paul has always wanted to feel in control -- armchair psychologists, if not professional ones, would probably say the impulse goes back to insecurity after his mom died. Set list: Figure of Eight Jet Rough Ride Got to Get You Into My Life Band on the Run Ebony and Ivory We Got Married Maybe I'm Amazed The Long and Winding Road The Fool on the Hill Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band Good Day Sunshine Can't Buy Me Love Put It There Hello, Go...

Madison Square Garden, New York, NY.... It was McCartney's first U.S. tour since the "Wings Over America" go-'round, and for all I knew it could be my last opportunity to see a Beatle perform live in concert. I simply had to go to this show! I was still working for the U.S. Postal Service in Whippany, NJ, when tickets went on sale, so I took the morning off and went to Scotti's Records in Millburn to buy my tickets. Although I was there before the appointed time when the tickets went on sale, others were there before me. I waited patiently in line, eager for my turn--I was going to buy the maximum number of tickets allowed (four) and sell the others to a few friends (at face value, of course).  Of course, it didn't work out that way. Just before I got up to the counter to buy tickets, the show sold out. I was angry and disappointed. I had to get tickets. So I went to a ticket broker. I bought a pair for $110 each, although that seemed absolutely outrage...