Beatles at Dodger Stadium 1966
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- Опубликовано: 8 мар 2007
- Not live concert video - a photo I took there, a newspaper review, and a reminiscence.
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I was there on that day too. I was only 11 years old. To this day, I count it as one of the most exciting events of my life.
Beatles a awesome group,I was born in 1966glad you got to go
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Wow lucky you . I was about the same age. Good for your mom
The Beatles is a awesome group,alot of great songs,back in 1966,year I was born.
I was there too. My sister had gotten the tickets for her, me and our mom who loved the Beatles too.
I couldn’t believe that I was looking at and listening to THEM!!! 😊
I was only thirteen and my best friend's mom paid for my ticket, and took us to see the Beatles that day. We got there about 2pm and I saw a guy that kind of looked like John, but a little bit chubby. I was there when he was asked to be a decoy in a limousine. That steered the awaiting fans in a different direction and the Beatles came to the stadium through another avenue. I'd like to thank all you for this post, and to the person with the song list.
I was 16 . It was the 3rd time I saw them. It is one of my most cherished memories.
It was the first concert I ever went to and my Mom took me I was 8 years old and loved every minute of it. I even still have the program from the concert that has pretty cool pic's of the boys.
Ditto. I was 15.
Never saw the Beatles live , was too young but I did see George around 1973. He was always my favorite Beatle.
I was there. I was also at the Hollywood Bowl in 1964 and both concerts in 1965. I'm blessed.
I was there with my little brother and a girlfriend. I was 11 and he was 9 and she was 13. I still have m ticket stub too. Yes, it was fabulous for us kids! Hard to hear, but fabulous! I don't blame them for getting out of the touring end of the business. Beatles Rule!!!
Elvis and the Beatles,they changed EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!
I was soooo there too! $6.00 tickets and Paul waved at me!
Ditto.
Cool story, thanks. Been a Beatle fan my entire life. I was 8 years old in 1966 and would have loved to have seen them.
I was there also, top deck, 4th roll, right over homeplate. Great seat at a good price. Where we were you could hear all the music.
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i was there too and remember that concert as if it was yesterday. i have the original program and ticket stub as well along with a set of four caricatures that my mom purchased for me by the artist paul currie. what a concert that was. thanks for bringing back the memories.
Ditto.
It's amazing how everybody was there. Even people who were born in 1990.
I was there and I was killed in WW2.
@Stu Marston I think my Dad told me about you. Good to have you back, and thanks for dying for your country.
Everybody went to woodstock too
I also attended this concert. I was -20 years old that year.
I was in SF and at candlestick park the next nite....we bought out tix from KYA 📻🔘 1260 am...$6.50 ....my dad had a fit....but I went 🇺🇸💖🦋🌹🎄
Thank You soooo much for sharing this!!!!
I atOO was THERE and as u said, it WAS MAGICAL!!!!
I had seen them just the year before at H Bowl in 1965-I was just 12 years old!
Thankfully I too was able to obtain KRLA Tickets and attend 66 like you at DOSGER Stadium.
It was nostalgic seeing Pail there again just 4 years ago and having all those memories to reflect upon.
You and I will ALWAYS Share a kindred spirit along with every other Beatlemaniac Fan! There are no words needed when we meet for we all have the same HEART! 🎵🎼🎶
Yes a great comment, and Beatles a great group,1966 year I was born.I remember Beatles in 1971when I was 5,hey Jude and let it be, and revolution,my brother Barry played the songs back then he passed away in 2019,was63
(This is Robert's wife, Michelle, commenting) I attended the Seattle concert in 1966. Re the Times article quote: I don't think we came just to scream. The screaming was a by product of the sheer ecstasy of being in the same "room" with them. We had adored and followed them for at least 2 1/2 years and experiencing the reality of them as in- person human beings was overwhelming. I was 14. The music could be heard somewhat and I remember them talking and joking a little with the audience and among themselves too. They put lots of energy into their performance.
This made for really interesting listening. Thanks for sharing your memories here.
Our tickets cost $6.00 too. I still have the stub and the program.
I was in the cheap seats @ $5.
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Openning bands were
The Remains, Bobby Hebb, The Cyrcle
and Ronnetts.
I was 15 years old. PRICELESS!
Thanks for this. Thanks KRLA.
Sir, Thank you ! I have some very vivid memories of that concert ! I took the Union Pacific train from Riverside (by myself!) to L.A, to see the concert. I walked from Union Station to the stadium. I was 13 years old. I distinctly remember hearing "Sonny" by Bobby Hebb, however, people have argued with me telling me he was not there. I remember the Ronnetts and again arguments against that memory. I also remember what transpired after the show ended. My memories do not jive with the stories of armored cars or ambulances. I would love to communicate with someone who was there and still has a memory that work's !
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Cyrcle had a hit in 1966 called Red Rubber Ball written by Paul Simon
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I was at that concert as well. Here I am , 68 , and it’s 12:30 pm. I have spent the last 2 hours listening to Paul McCartney on RUclips give a private session at Abby Roadto a group of p
…to a group of people . He went through the song writing process and was amazing explaining and playing multiple instruments through the evening. What a treat to listen to how musical history was made. Thankful my life was at this time in history where music was so fulfilling with the brilliance of song writing that has created an abundance of joy to my life and so many others. Thank you , Paul, John, George and Ringo.
I was there too. Great day!
Ditto.
glad you are all enjoying the video. beatles 4 ever!
I was there too! The girl next to us was crying so much , she let us use her binoculars! 😂
Thank you for sharing this with us!
Thanks for the heads up. 💭
msongs nice narration....I was there too.
1. Rock n' Roll Music
2. She's A Woman
3. Baby's In Black
4. If I Needed Someone
5. Day Tripper
6. Nowhere Man
7. I Feel Fine
8. Yesterday
9. I Wanna be Your Man
10. Paperback Writer
11. Long Tall Sally
They came onstage at 9:30 (right after the Ronnetts) and were off and finished by
10:03pm.
Amazing, Ringo was singing I wanna be your man from the 1963 album With the Beatles while in 1966, year of this tour, Revolver was released and he sang Yellow Submarine.
I was 4years old and I.lived near dodger stadium. But I was not there. But that music of the Beatles over the years made fine to me
Hi Msongs...Nce clip...I too was there, along with the drummer in my band _"The Blooomin' Flowers" (nice at the time)...we happened to be at Wallach's Music City in torrance a few weeks prior to the concert, and saw they stillhad tickets avialable..and on impulse we got 2 tickets...till this day..a great decision !!
Ditto. Wallach's Music City in Lakewood.
I was there too. Way high above third base I heard it all.
Ditto.
Whole family was there--sorry I was a screamer too
I was there also. Fun times
Hey msongs
The article that you posted got it wrong.
They belted out 11 songs: (not 10).
YOU, my friend, have given us all something very special here.
Nice presentation and great photos to go along with your awesome narration.
My best to you and yours.
Great photo!
Thanx for sharing that. That is an interesting piece of history.
Someone told me they saw the Beatles perform in Philadelphia, Veteran's Stadium I think, maybe JFK Stadium, but he said a plane flew over and John Lennon pretended he was shooting it down with his guitar, making a machine gun sound by dragging his finger down the frets.
I was there!
Ditto.
wow all you people were there lol. jeeze i hope you know how lucky you are. luckiest people in the world
It was 28 th august 1966. Dodger Stadium , Los Angeles. Attendance. 45000
Day after, Beatles their lat-ever concert in Candlestick Park, San Francisco
Ooooh I was there too!
@mysterytrax I was 11 and my brother was 9!!! I still have my ticket stub, too!!!
Ditto. I was 15.
That was great.
My sister gloria was there she told my mom that she got caught hopping over a gate trying to get close, 😂😊
PS - the website link to the article no longer works. if u stop the vid u can read the paper clilpping.
Nice
WHY are there no video's of these concerts 1966
There are !!
My dad was there
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He waved at me too, I think😊
Im lucky my dad was a big star then met the beatles many times age 12. Dad was on Columbus or emi america. Still have discs of his hits . One acetate went for 13 grand in auction. Heres the name PHIL RYAN AND THE CRESCENTS. sadly dad died when i was 18. Never knew him that well have a listen
they did a lovely version of gypsy woman
My parents were married on that day!
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Wow! It was 6$ ticket...
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plenty of tickets avail at this show
They went out in a Brink's armored car in SF 😭
That stage is so sad. And the PA must have sucked as you indicate. What's more, I just saw McCartney at Fenway Park, and the sound wasn't all that loud. Good show on all fronts though. I think Paul may be on the 18th hole at this point.
It would HV been the last concert....in LA anyway.....but SF was the finale 😭😭😭🇺🇸✌️🖖
Let’s see.
so lucky. soooooo lucky lol
If it's not fottage of the concert then you should change the title.
the event was fabulous AND we couldn't hear anything. not cause and effect there. We did not go there just to look at them, just turned out that way. your conclusion is faulty based on evidence at hand :-)
Shame the band couldn’t make it to the arena rock era, where they could actually have heard themselves.
MY dad and mom went to that show . my Dad said the chicks were out of there heads !!! you could not really here the Beatles , past out and piss on them self what ever all kind of stuff
I Don't blame them for quitting touring.
American and British fans treated them like absolute shit. No wonder John was a Cynic.
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You couldn't hear the songs but it was fabulous? So you really just went to look at them then? That's why they stopped touring was because of fans like you.
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@ehoecho You're 46 talking like a 15yr old.....another keyboard tough guy!!!! You make me laugh!!
Click bait!
My conclusion is based on YOUR commentary! Would you watch a movie with the sound turned off? Of course with the weak amplication it's not your fault you couldn't hear...your describing the scenes around you as fabulous....not the music you heard. For a concert to have any worth for me, I have to hear the music.
It doesn't seem like any of the concerts of that last US tour was filmed. I wonder why. I mean it's The Beatles!!!