Paul waves from the balcony during the Beatles' tour in Melbourne.
Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney has revealed his desire to visit Australia again, saying he is keen to tour here soon.
"I would love to come, I would really love to come," McCartney said.
And it may be because he still has a clear memory of the moment nearly 48 years ago when he and his bandmates stood on the balcony of a Melbourne hotel, overlooking the pandem
onium of Beatlemania.
When asked whether he remembered anything of his first visit to Australia, McCartney replied: "Oh yeah . . . Southern Cross Hotel . . . I look at pictures of it now and I think: 'Was that me? Was I really there?' You know you look at us on the balcony and all of these people there, it's great memories for me. I mean I love Australia," McCartney said in an interview with Channel Seven's Sunday Night program, which screens tonight.
"In Liverpool, half the relatives either went to Australia or Canada; well, you know that - lousy Poms. But I think you know, outside of all the joking, I think that Australians and British have got, often, quite an affection for each other.
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