Photos | Paul McCartney and Rusty Anderson Light Up Coachella Stage
The iconic singer and his guitarist partner put on a mesmerizing group performance under the spotlight, backed by a sea of fans and engaging lighting effects at Coachella 2009.
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activities coachella speakers image rekognition_c musical singer rusty anderson concert electrical part performing arts urban leisure rock concert lighting recreation guitar mc speaker device entertainer crowd musician rock group performance electric band light music musical instrument microphone instrument electronics mccartney performer guitarist performance paul art spotlight stage
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2009-04-16T21:48:16-07:00
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