Instruments Played By Band Members
| Songs | Paul McCartney | Stuart | McIntosh | Wix | Whitten | Linda McCartney |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| "Figure of Eight" | Bass | Electric Guitar | Electric Guitar | Keyboards | Drums | Tambourine |
| "Jet" | Keyboards | |||||
| "Rough Ride" | ||||||
| "Got to Get You into My Life" | ||||||
| "Band on the Run" | ||||||
| "Ebony and Ivory" or "Birthday" (both not played in all cities) | ||||||
| "We Got Married" | Acoustic Guitar | |||||
| "Maybe I'm Amazed" or "Let 'Em In" | Piano | Bass | Keyboards or Drum | |||
| "The Long and Winding Road" | Keyboards | |||||
| "The Fool on the Hill" | ||||||
| "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band"/"Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (reprise)" | Electric Guitar | |||||
| "Good Day Sunshine" | ||||||
| "Can't Buy Me Love" | ||||||
| "Put It There"/"Hello, Goodbye (reprise)" | Acoustic Guitar | |||||
| "Things We Said Today" | ||||||
| "Eleanor Rigby" | None | None | None | None | ||
| "This One" | Bass | Electric Guitar | Electric Guitar | Drums | Tambourine | |
| "My Brave Face" | Keyboards | |||||
| "Back in the U.S.S.R." | ||||||
| "I Saw Her Standing There" | ||||||
| "Twenty Flight Rock" (not played in all cities) | ||||||
| "Coming Up" | ||||||
| "Let It Be" | Piano | Bass | ||||
| "Ain't That a Shame" or Lennon medley ("Strawberry Fields Forever" / "Help!" / "Give Peace a Chance") (both not played in all cities) | ||||||
| "Live and Let Die" | ||||||
| "Hey Jude" | Tambourine/Keyboards | |||||
| "Yesterday" | Acoustic Guitar | None | None | None | None | |
| "P.S. Love Me Do" (played only in some cities) | None | Bass | Electric Guitar | Drums | Keyboards | |
| "Get Back" | Bass | Electric Guitar | ||||
| "Golden Slumbers" / "Carry That Weight" / "The End" | Keyboards/Electric Guitar | Bass/Electric Guitar |
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