Paul McCartney Performed Some Beatles Songs That Had Never Been Played Live [VIDEO]

Will we ever get tired of "The Beetles" music. It did more than change the world and define a generation it changed our definition of music. I have heard "The Beetles" my whole life and I can honestly say that I will never get tired of them. I wonder if the people of Brazil know just how lucky they were to have some rare classics played for them this past weekend by none other than Sir Paul himself.

Those songs were: "Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite", "All Together Now", "Lovely Rita" and "Your Mother Should Know". "Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite" and "Lovely Rita" were on the "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" album, "Your Mother Should Know" is off "Magical Mystery Tour" and "All Together Now" was on the "Yellow Submarine" soundtrack. Paul also played "Eight Days a Week", which he only performed with the Beatles once, back in 1965. That seems hard to believe but apparently the band didn't like it. John Lennon once called it a, quote, "lousy" song.