Paul McCartney Remembers Sharing a Stage With Bob Weir: A Lasting Legacy
In a heartfelt Instagram post, Paul McCartney has paid tribute to his late friend and fellow musician, Bob Weir. The Beatles legend shared a sentimental photo of the two musicians sharing a laugh on stage at his 2016 Boston concert, where Weir joined him for a special performance. However, this was just one of many moments they spent together.
McCartney recently revisited their time together in Las Vegas when he attended a Dead & Co show with Weir's family. During the interval, Weir invited McCartney into his trailer, where they met his family and friends. The musician was also given a rare glimpse into Weir's recording setup on tour bus – a testament to Weir's dedication to music-making even on the road.
Weir's sense of humor, camaraderie, and musical prowess left a lasting impression on McCartney, who credits him as an inspiration to many people across generations. The musician also offered condolences to Weir's family following his passing at the age of 78.
When Weir joined McCartney on stage in Boston, it marked a memorable moment in their collaboration – with Weir singing along to Wings' "Hi, Hi, Hi" and The Beatles' "Helter Skelter". This special performance was a one-off event, but its impact will be felt by fans of both artists.
As news of Weir's passing spread, his family released a statement celebrating his life and legacy. They described him as a guiding force in American music who inspired countless fans with his artistry.
In a heartfelt Instagram post, Paul McCartney has paid tribute to his late friend and fellow musician, Bob Weir. The Beatles legend shared a sentimental photo of the two musicians sharing a laugh on stage at his 2016 Boston concert, where Weir joined him for a special performance. However, this was just one of many moments they spent together.
McCartney recently revisited their time together in Las Vegas when he attended a Dead & Co show with Weir's family. During the interval, Weir invited McCartney into his trailer, where they met his family and friends. The musician was also given a rare glimpse into Weir's recording setup on tour bus – a testament to Weir's dedication to music-making even on the road.
Weir's sense of humor, camaraderie, and musical prowess left a lasting impression on McCartney, who credits him as an inspiration to many people across generations. The musician also offered condolences to Weir's family following his passing at the age of 78.
When Weir joined McCartney on stage in Boston, it marked a memorable moment in their collaboration – with Weir singing along to Wings' "Hi, Hi, Hi" and The Beatles' "Helter Skelter". This special performance was a one-off event, but its impact will be felt by fans of both artists.
As news of Weir's passing spread, his family released a statement celebrating his life and legacy. They described him as a guiding force in American music who inspired countless fans with his artistry.
seems like such a cool moment, love how he even got to see his recording setup on the tour bus 
that's dedication right there! also super sad to hear about bob weir's passing at 78, but it's awesome that paul is keeping his memory alive by sharing these stories 
omg I'm still in shock about Bob Weir 
he was literally the coolest! I mean, can you imagine sharing the stage with one of your idols like Paul McCartney? 
that Boston concert was pure magic I wish I could've been there 
anyway, it's so great to see Paul paying tribute to Bob on his Instagram post 
and getting all sentimental about their time together in Vegas 
it just goes to show that music is a universal language that can bring people together across generations 
just read about Paul McCartney sharing a stage with Bob Weir... it brings back memories of how music can bring people together across generations 
I'm still getting chills thinking about the memories Paul McCartney shared with Bob Weir. It's beautiful to see how their friendship transcended generations - they collaborated on stage and behind the scenes, leaving a lasting impact on each other's music. I love how McCartney is keeping Weir's memory alive by sharing these heartfelt moments, reminding us of his legacy as an American music icon 
, but it's great to see Paul McCartney paying tribute to their friendship 
. What struck me most was how down-to-earth both guys were - they weren't just superstars, but people who genuinely loved music & loved making it happen 
. I'm sure their collaboration on stage will always be a highlight for fans of both The Beatles & Dead & Co 
. It's lovely to see Paul still cherishing those memories and sharing them with the world 
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. The way Weir connected with McCartney's family during that Las Vegas show, that's so cool! It just goes to show you how much respect and admiration they had for each other 
... it's crazy how much love & respect those two had for each other's music 
. McCartney's words about him being an inspiration to people across generations resonates so much with me 
... Paul McCartney sharing stories about Bob Weir? It feels like a PR stunt to me. I mean, don't get me wrong, the dude was an amazing musician, but let's not forget he passed away at 78. What's the real reason behind all these tributes now? Is it just trying to boost album sales or something? 
Don't get me wrong, it's nice to see people paying their respects, but it feels like we're doing this a bit too late if you ask me 
like i can only imagine how epic their collab must've been with weir singing along to "hi hi hi" and helter skelter 
it's like he's still got a spring in his step, you know? Reminds me of that time Bob Weir joined him on stage at the Boston concert – what a moment! I was watching that performance online and I was blown away by how well they worked together 
. It's clear that we're gonna miss Bob, but his legacy lives on through all the amazing music he made with Grateful Dead and others.
. The Dead & Co show in Las Vegas must've been a real treat – I wish I could've seen that performance in person! 
bob weir was an amazing musician and person... i love how paul mccartney remembered their time together on stage 
what's crazy is thinking about how many people weir inspired through music... from grateful dead fans to macca enthusiasts 
anyway, paul mccartney sharing some cute pics of them together on stage is just a bunch of nostalgia marketing... we shouldnt be so caught up in reminiscing about the past all the time 
just kidding, the guy had talent pourin outta every pore. but for real tho, its sad to see another legend go. i was never a huge phish fan but the vids of him playin with mccartney r iconic. that one-off gig in boston was fire 