riverdude2

I think Yoko played a part in that, in more ways than one.

Just over 10 mins.

It was Japan but in a way you're right. As I understand it, The Visitors was the first pressed CD (in Japan) but it wasn't released until the same date as 52nd Street and the latter is often therefore nominated as first release.

The Visitors by ABBA I think was the first ever commercially produced.

A quick check of my boots shows Paris 07.05.12 running to 11 mins 9 secs. I think it must be at least one of the longest.

The first CD pressed in the USA for release was BITUSA.

Paul McCartney often travels alone - eg. https://www.itv.com/news/london/2017-06-30/ticket-to-ride-sir-paul-mccartney-travels-alone-by-train/

Good as that opening was, the Once Upon a Time In The West into Badlands, then No surrender in Madrid 2012 was even better IMO.

The official video.

I see the UK arena dates have just been announced. You pay a huge amount next week and the shows are over 2 years later in November 2020!

Was that for vinyl? The Isbell CD is on Amazon for £9.99.

I have over 5000 albums (mostly on CD) so yes there's some "variety" in my collection.

I have 24 of them.

Maybe but with shows in Liverpool, Manchester and Birmingham too there's a choice to be had whereas Glasgow has no tickets currently available. It's interesting too that ticket sales for Glasgow on Viagogo have been brisk for a show that only went onsale last week.