(1) TICKET FOR THE PAUL McCARTNEY DES MONIES IOWA SHOW.

(1) TICKET FOR THE PAUL McCARTNEY DES MONIES IOWA SHOW.

hi this is blonde Brenda and I'm headed to Des Moines to see Paul McCartney in concert I still have that eighth row floor ticket if you'd like to see Paul McCartney tomorrow night in Des Moines contact me at ladyBrenda60@aol.com it's floor right  row eight seats seven and the cost is $252 thanks

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First Impressions: Sirius/XM’s Beatles Channel

Posted on May 30, 2017by beatlefanmagazine

Beatlefan Senior Editor Al Sussman offers some random observations on the early days of Sirius/XM’s channel devoted to The Beatles.

By now, you probably know the trivia. “All You Need Is Love” was the first song played on The Beatles Channel, Channel 18 on Sirius/XM, following an introductory sound collage at about 9:09 a.m. ET on May 18, which climaxed a couple of days of sound collage teasers. Next came “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” and “With A Little Help From My Friends” from the newly remixed “Sgt. Pepper,” the chief vehicle behind the timing of the channel’s launch. And the first solo track, George Harrison’s “What Is Life,” aired at about 9:50 a.m., by my watch.

The channel’s programming is heavily weighted toward the group’s catalog — after all, it is called the Beatles Channel — but work from the solo years gradually became more of a presence over the first couple of days. And virtually anything from the solo catalog seems to be fair game. Early on, I heard Ringo Starr’s “Y Not,” the title song from his 2010 album and a track that, let’s face it, rarely is heard on any Beatles radio show, terrestrial or Internet. However, there’s essentially nothing here by any wives, relatives, offspring, or from the Apple or Dark Horse records catalogs.

Now, to be fair, Internet radio outlets like Fab4Radio and Pat Matthews’ Beatles-A-Rama have been playing largely this same format for a number of years and, of course, “Joe Johnson’s Beatle Brunch” and the various “Breakfast With The Beatles” shows around the U.S. have been tilling this soil for decades.

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