Paul McCartney Puts 'Friendship First' In Israel Music Icon Set To Rock Israel 43 Years After Ban
Historic 'Friendship First' Concert Announced Hayarkon Park, Tel Aviv, Israel, 25th September 2008.
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- B Roll - Paul McCartney rehearsing in London
- B Roll - Interview about forthcoming trip to Israel
- B Roll - Interview with Israeli Ambassador
- B Roll - Footage from recent concert in Kiev
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- B Roll - Paul McCartney SOT
- B Roll - Paul McCartney in school
- B Roll - Paul McCartney Bethlehem
- B Roll - Tel Aviv
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43 years after being banned by the Israeli government, Paul McCartney today announces his 'Friendship First' concert in Israel. Following months of feverish speculation the wait is finally over as music's most revered star announces that he will be playing in Tel Aviv, Israel, on Thursday 25th September 2008, for the first time ever. This is in keeping with a series of special one-off unique shows that Paul has performed this year in places he has never visited before. Israel will finally get the chance to experience a night of music and history Macca-style; the night they have been waiting decades for.
For further information: Friendship First Concert.doc
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