Edited sentence: " This show marked Paul McCartney's return to the stage after John Lennon's tragic death.1982 - The show featured: Pete Townshend, Phil Collins, Midge Ure, Madness, Robert Plant,  Gary Brooker, Kate Bush, Kid Jensen, Mick Karn, and Ian Anderson.1986 - Performer's included: Eric Clapton, Elton John, Mick Jagger, David Bowie, Bryan Adams, Mark Knopfler, Phil Collins, Tina Turner, and Rod Stewart to name a few.1987 - This show featured a mini Beatles reunion when George Harrison appeared onstage with Ringo Starr.1988 - Performers included:  The Bee Gee's, Peter Gabriel, Wet-Wet-Wet, Elton John, Joe Cocker, T'Pau, Rick Astley and Eric Clapton.During the eighties many British artists were involved in all sorts of charities.George Harrison wrote the Beatles song, "Taxman" about this situation.George Harrison, Ringo Starr, Eric Clapton, Phil Collins and Elton John performed While My Guitar Gently Weeps, and Here Comes the Sun.King, Eric Clapton, Jools Holland, Go West, Paul Young, Moyet, Phil Collins, Bryan Adams, and Elton John.Many artists became tax exiles in the seventies to avoid paying the excessive taxes the UK Government held over its wealthy individuals.Mick Jagger & David Bowie appeared as surprise guests during McCartney's set and performed, "Dancing in the Street.Most musicians or artists that live in England are confronted with high taxes.Other performers included: Ben E.Paul played, "I Saw Her Standing There", "Long Tall Sally", and shared vocals on, "Get Back" with Tina Turner.The Rolling Stones are a good example of this.They are typically given large tax breaks for their charity work.With the reduction of tax rates in the UK in 1980s, this is less of an issue, and seems irrelevant to the topic of the Prince's Trust