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My father was at this concert, on the field near the stage. He worked for American Airlines and was in on the planning of the tour. He accompanied them for most of the tour, returning home after the LA concert. Many cool stories and pics. My dad passed recently at the age of 92
This is certainly the first time I've seen the photos and heard the music from this 1966 Shea Stadium concert. The photos and sound take us back in time in an incredible way. Congratulations to everyone for this gift.
Finally, this second Shea show gets the respect it deserves. You always hear about the '65 concert but this one was even more important. It was one of their last ever! Plus a great set list! Okay, it's not complete, but I'll take it anyway! And the photos are gear too! Makes me feel like I was there! Thank you Elena!
It's good to have this. But it's not a great recording of a mediocre (at best) show & their "effort" shows. Also the poor audio at that time for a stadium concert. The Beatles were the first at that.
@@jeffreykaufmann2867 The 1966 American tour was enveloped in controversy, because of the public's reaction (in America, at least) to John's "We're greater than Jesus" comment in an interview. There was a Beatles backlash, especially in the southern states, with mass burnings of Beatles records and anything related to the group. So it's not really a surprise that the 1966 concert didn't sellout like the 1965 concert had.
@@robertzastrow4648 Thats true. Plus a lot of the great songs on Rubber Soul and Revolver would be hard to reproduce on Stage. In their 1966 Concerts they were still singing songs from 1964.
Setlist: 2:24 - Rock and Roll Music 3:44 - She's A Woman 5:15 - If I Needed Someone 7:47 - Day Tripper 8:51 - Baby's In Black 10:15 - Yesterday 11:35 - Nowhere Man 12:33 - Paperback Writer 13:53 - Long Tall Sally
Every year on tour playing every day, and sometimes twice a day, the same songs. The Beatles were on and off the stage in about 30 minutes. No wonder George couldn't hardly remember some concerts.
These photos have historical significance. Amazing. Also...I believe this was the last year the Beatles toured, having tired of the madness and deterioration of their music for not being able to even hear themselves.
Astonishing viewing, wow thank you Elena. Looks like they are dressed in their 1966 attire. Have never heard of Shea Stadium concert from 66.So cool George doing If I Needed Someone, classic melody. They did well to stay in time & sing it out. They would have looked ab fab in leather... the complete audio recording would have topped this off. Thanks again :)
Thank you for these fantastic photos, this is history in the making, just about everything we experience today at Stadium concerts, thanks to this one, lessons where, learnt and acted upon, as usual The Beatles with the first, The Beatles just about changed everything, has Elton John said on many occasions, without The Beatles none of us, ( meaning pop performers) would be around, and he is so right, I'm so glad I grew up with the Beatles, I first saw them on Granada Television when I was 8, and they have been in my life ever since, I'm 64 now and every day I listen to The Beatles, all I can say and I really mean this, god bless the Beatles.
Amazing photographs. Even though this concert wasn't filmed and the audio wasn't recorded, it was still very well covered with lots of amateur footage and lots of news footage and interviews...and these photos. It might have seemed like a bit of a disappointment having fewer tickets sold than the previous year but there were still well over 40,000 people. This must have been one of the Beatles biggest attended concerts ever, behind the first Shea show...and maybe the Philippines?
Obrigado Elena por mostrar estas fotos raríssimas. A sincronia do áudio e das imagens estão ótimas. 4 jovens num palco precário dando um show maravilhoso.
@@socorrosilva5056 Só pode ser parente mesmo. Ela tem fotos que em toda minha longa vida, nunca vi. Tenho curiosidade de perguntar a ela , mas não falo inglês e também não sei se é inconveniente perguntar.
It is so easy to prove to the nay sayers about the 66 show at Shea with the pics here, You can tell by the attire they wore, The Guitars John and George were playing, (Sunburst Epiphones) and the amps Super Beatle 250s By Vox
How so fantastic images Elena so wonderfully presented! Such an astounding clip! Thank you so very much my dear friend for sharing your so extra ordinary upload with us!
Wonderful. In spite all compaign agaisnt them and even members of Ku Klux Klan at the gates doing their best not to let people in, the crown was pure Beatlemania. And still singing We love you Beatles. By the way, this song proves how much, at that time, fans knew they all had the same importance. All names are mentioned. No other band were like that.
Excellent video Elena. As usual with you I haven't seen most of these photos. The Beatlemania atmosphere is captured well here, despite the audio quality being variable and the editing leaving a bit to be desired. But overall a very enjoyable trip down memory lane ! Thankyou.
Wonderful photos. I’ve never seen a majority of these. Is the concert audio from there last ever concert at candlestick park San Francisco ? Anyway great video many thanks, you never disappoint.
Yes there is an audio recording of their very last paid-performance, in San Francisco, on Aug 29, 1966. It was recorded - not professionally - on a small portable recorder, and the tape runs out on their last song. But it's all that exists.
At a Rolling Stones concert this summer I sat next to a woman who told me she saw the Stones on their first USA tour..I ask if she’d ever seen the Beatles..she replies “oh yes, Shea stadium in 65 and 66 my dad bought us tickets” and proceeds to give me details of each show. It was almost as good as watching the Stones.
I was at the 66 Shea concert. For some reason, I don’t recall the Ronettes or the Cyrcle on this show? Also, I thought I remembered seeing an opening band called Sounds Inc? Anybody know any facts on this?
@@Voxac100b The sound was good as The Beatles borrowed sound system from the Remains, one of their opening acts. There were less in attendance than the concert in 1965 (which I also was at) and more guys in attendance, which meant less screaming. Don't get me wrong, the noise was unbelievable, however I recall hearing songs like "Nowhere Man" and "If I Needed Someone" quite well.
@@elenathebeatlesphotos8500 No Elena, Ticket Prices are just way too much. If they were a lower in Price, I would. But did see Ringo in Concert 3 years ago and the show was Great.
Good evening, Elena...awesome Beatles music...awesome Beatles performance...a fantastic music video!...incredible memories, in colors, and black & white!!...enjoy your weekend!
@9:53 Brian Epstein flanked with his personal secretary, Wendy Hanson and, I believe, the same Japanese journalist who would be photographed with the Beatles at the 'Fool On The Hill' recording session in 1967.
Im pretty sure this is candle stick park audio ...... if not it sounds exactly like it. What with the, "one for all" comment and paul saying "id like to carry on" and the refrence about how cold it is and the sea air. Its def CSP
At 14'47" you can see at least that they had a better PA than in 1965 - still no fold back monitors though. I've also wondered why Ringo's drum kit was not on a riser as he gets a bit hidden here. It maybe better for the band, but not for the audience.
Apparently, you could actually hear them play at this concert, unlike the '65 gig where their playing was drowned out by the screams from the massive crowd - 55,600 people.
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Although most of the audio isn't from Shea 66 I'm surprised it was difficult to hear as the speaker clustering for the PA was different as indeed was the speakers too
Such a pity that their sound system is so hellishly bad because you can still hear how wonderful their voices and musicianship is through the '2 cans and a string' sound system they had. A big reason they stopped playing live was they couldn't even hear themselves play and got fed up with all the non-stop screaming during their live shows. They didn't like that 1966 tour ,especially Lennon who loathed it. I remembering reading in 'All You Need is Love' (terrific Bio) that some group of fans/city politicians tried to give them a cake before this Shea Stadium show and Lennon insulted them saying "We don't want your f**king cake'. And McCartney threw up before the show because he was so nervous.
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Audio is from Candlestick Park 1966
Correct hate when they do that.
My father was at this concert, on the field near the stage. He worked for American Airlines and was in on the planning of the tour. He accompanied them for most of the tour, returning home after the LA concert. Many cool stories and pics. My dad passed recently at the age of 92
Your dad definitely lived to the fullest 🙏🏾
Hard to believe that in a mere three months from this concert, they would be sporting their Sgt. Pepper's personas.
November '66?
All pictures from Shea 1966 but the sound is the Last Concert @Candlestick Park SanFrancisco 8/29/66
This is certainly the first time I've seen the photos and heard the music from this 1966 Shea Stadium concert. The photos and sound take us back in time in an incredible way. Congratulations to everyone for this gift.
Finally, this second Shea show gets the respect it deserves. You always hear about the '65 concert but this one was even more important. It was one of their last ever! Plus a great set list! Okay, it's not complete, but I'll take it anyway! And the photos are gear too! Makes me feel like I was there! Thank you Elena!
Great to have found this!! I was there and it was an awesome experience. But for some reason, I don’t remember the Ronettes or the Cyrcle on the show.
Agreed
It's good to have this. But it's not a great recording of a mediocre (at best) show & their "effort" shows. Also the poor audio at that time for a stadium concert. The Beatles were the first at that.
This is from CANDLESTICK PARK. The images of Shea but the sound is from Candlestick which was recorded by Mal from request of Paul
There were about 12,000 empty seats at this show. Nearly 54 years later, I bet a lot of people in the New York City area are still kicking themselves.
But they still sold more concert tickets that summer than any other pop band.
The statement about Jesus and Beatles was the problem.
Great photos! Funny how the 1966 concert is hardly referred to at all.
You are right
The ‘65 concert is the one people remember because of how many people attended that show 56,500 people which was a lot at the time
@@leonardsalinas2002 its amazing that the Greatest band of all time couldn't sellout 1966 Shea Stadium concert.
@@jeffreykaufmann2867 The 1966 American tour was enveloped in controversy, because of the public's reaction (in America, at least) to John's "We're greater than Jesus" comment in an interview. There was a Beatles backlash, especially in the southern states, with mass burnings of Beatles records and anything related to the group. So it's not really a surprise that the 1966 concert didn't sellout like the 1965 concert had.
@@robertzastrow4648 Thats true. Plus a lot of the great songs on Rubber Soul and Revolver would be hard to
reproduce on Stage. In their 1966 Concerts they were still singing songs from 1964.
Setlist:
2:24 - Rock and Roll Music
3:44 - She's A Woman
5:15 - If I Needed Someone
7:47 - Day Tripper
8:51 - Baby's In Black
10:15 - Yesterday
11:35 - Nowhere Man
12:33 - Paperback Writer
13:53 - Long Tall Sally
Incredible. They were doing tours like this while recording songs like "Tomorrow never knows" and "Rain"
Those song had already been released by that point. But yes, very innovative!!!
My concert still gives me chills!!!!!
Best pictures I have ever seen from the Shea stadium 1966 concert, thank you!!
Wow, this is amazing ... !!!. Many many pictures first time I've ever seen of 1966 _Shea Concert_ ...
Very good job ... 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻📸📸
"Ok I don't remember ever going there twice..." George Harrison - Beatles Anthology
“You don’t remember anything, do you?” - Ringo Starr
Drugs
Every year on tour playing every day, and sometimes twice a day, the same songs. The Beatles were on and off the stage in about 30 minutes. No wonder George couldn't hardly remember some concerts.
John playing keyboard with his forearms & elbows - so cool !! 👍
Who ever took this thank you god bless you for the wonderful memories of the fab four They will be Loved forever thank you patriot God Bless you
yeah...I get what yer tryin' to do here, but this recording is San Fransisco.
These photos have historical significance. Amazing. Also...I believe this was the last year the Beatles toured, having tired of the madness and deterioration of their music for not being able to even hear themselves.
agreed
Still my favorite Beatles photos to look at. I just love this.
Cool photos!! I never saw these before.
My grandma was there and she said she couldn’t here a thing with all the screaming and yelling
George's vocals here are much better than in Japan on the same tour.
Astonishing viewing, wow thank you Elena. Looks like they are dressed in their 1966 attire. Have never heard of Shea Stadium concert from 66.So cool George doing If I Needed Someone, classic melody. They did well to stay in time & sing it out. They would have looked ab fab in leather... the complete audio recording would have topped this off. Thanks again :)
Qué valioso registro, no lo conocía, muchas gracias Elena, es estupendo
BEATiful selection,desplayed in perfect sequence, as always a surprising pleasure...
Fantastic job with many rare photos unseen before as usual - thank you again and again and again!!
Mi concierto favorito ahora puedo morir en paz muchas gracias Elena por subirlas 😍 😱
Me alegro de que te haya gustado. Mostraré otros conciertos de los Beatles.
Словно побывал на концерте. Спасибо.
Thank you for these fantastic photos, this is history in the making, just about everything we experience today at Stadium concerts, thanks to this one, lessons where, learnt and acted upon, as usual The Beatles with the first, The Beatles just about changed everything, has Elton John said on many occasions, without The Beatles none of us, ( meaning pop performers) would be around, and he is so right, I'm so glad I grew up with the Beatles, I first saw them on Granada Television when I was 8, and they have been in my life ever since, I'm 64 now and every day I listen to The Beatles, all I can say and I really mean this, god bless the Beatles.
The Audio is from the Candle Stick Park 1966 Show....
I noticed, when Paul said it was 'chilly.' :-)
Yes and John’s intro to Day Tripper
..and George's advancing guitar work on "Rock And Roll Music"!
Sound is from Candlestick Park
12:19 Wow. That picture is worth a thousand words...
Elena Great memories, crazy crowd
Esto es increíble.para un beatlemaniaco estos registros son una joya.
But the first time they played at Shea in 65 was the one that had the Beatles biggest crowd they ever played to right
Yes correct
Evan Holly
Yes correct!
Biggest any played for up to then.
Amazing photographs. Even though this concert wasn't filmed and the audio wasn't recorded, it was still very well covered with lots of amateur footage and lots of news footage and interviews...and these photos. It might have seemed like a bit of a disappointment having fewer tickets sold than the previous year but there were still well over 40,000 people. This must have been one of the Beatles biggest attended concerts ever, behind the first Shea show...and maybe the Philippines?
Love the suits and the audio was perfect! Thank you for sharing Elena!
Audio "perfect" ?????!!!
@@BirdieRast Okay.
Obrigado Elena por mostrar estas fotos raríssimas. A sincronia do áudio e das imagens estão ótimas. 4 jovens num palco precário dando um show maravilhoso.
INCRÍVEL COMO A HELENA POSSUI ESSAS FOTOS , DESCONFIO QUE ELA SEJA PARENTE DE ALGUM DOS FOTÓGRAFOS DOS BEATLES , SÓ PODE !!!
@@socorrosilva5056 Só pode ser parente mesmo. Ela tem fotos que em toda minha longa vida, nunca vi. Tenho curiosidade de perguntar a ela , mas não falo inglês e também não sei se é inconveniente perguntar.
KKKK....POIS EU JÁ COMETI ESSA INCONVENIÊNCIA, MÁS ELA SÓ ME MANDOU BEIJOS.
@@socorrosilva5056 kkkkkk
Você pode perguntar o que quiser. Vou tentar responder-lhe. Talvez você mora no Brasil? Olá da Ucrânia.
Great pictures Elena!
Great photos! Thanks for sharing!
GRACIAS ELENA ERES MUY ESPECIAL Y SE QUE NO A SIDO FÁCIL HALLAR ESTOS BELLOS RECUERDOS ORIGINALES GRACIAS GRACIAS
Wonderful. Thank you Elena.
First appearance of Paul's Hofner bass without the pickguard.
It is so easy to prove to the nay sayers about the 66 show at Shea with the pics here, You can tell by the attire they wore, The Guitars John and George were playing, (Sunburst Epiphones) and the amps Super Beatle 250s By Vox
As well as the many empty seats. Shea '65 in comparison was a sell-out (or at least close to it).
Still a big draw by mid 60s standards. 44 000 people I think? Nobody had done this before, Shea Stadium two years in a row. It's amazing.
The Amps were 120w
Wauw,great pictures! 😊
Meryl Streep was at the 1966 Concert!! There's Video and Pictures of Her and She She was there!
How so fantastic images Elena so wonderfully presented!
Such an astounding clip!
Thank you so very much my dear friend for sharing your so extra ordinary upload with us!
Thanx, thanx
Wonderful. In spite all compaign agaisnt them and even members of Ku Klux Klan at the gates doing their best not to let people in, the crown was pure Beatlemania. And still singing We love you Beatles. By the way, this song proves how much, at that time, fans knew they all had the same importance. All names are mentioned. No other band were like that.
Thank you very much for your many comments on my channel!
That's false.
Fantastic 🎉🎶🙏❤️😍
Excellent video Elena. As usual with you I haven't seen most of these photos. The Beatlemania atmosphere is captured well here, despite the audio quality being variable and the editing leaving a bit to be desired. But overall a very enjoyable trip down memory lane ! Thankyou.
thanks for the positive comment
Wonderful photos. I’ve never seen a majority of these. Is the concert audio from there last ever concert at candlestick park San Francisco ? Anyway great video many thanks, you never disappoint.
Yes there is an audio recording of their very last paid-performance, in San Francisco, on Aug 29, 1966. It was recorded - not professionally - on a small portable recorder, and the tape runs out on their last song. But it's all that exists.
0:38 Neat pictures of Bobby Hebb!
Thank you!! Never saw these cool photos before!
Glad you liked it. There are a lot of great videos on your channel. Thank!
@@elenathebeatlesphotos8500 Thank you. :-)
My photo appears at the 7:48 mark on the video, the introduction to Day Tripper. 57 years ago. Wow.
the song Sunny by Bobby Herb in the beginning so many talents and legends ♥️💪🏾🎼🎵
At a Rolling Stones concert this summer I sat next to a woman who told me she saw the Stones on their first USA tour..I ask if she’d ever seen the Beatles..she replies “oh yes, Shea stadium in 65 and 66 my dad bought us tickets” and proceeds to give me details of each show. It was almost as good as watching the Stones.
I was at the 66 Shea concert. For some reason, I don’t recall the Ronettes or the Cyrcle on this show? Also, I thought I remembered seeing an opening band called Sounds Inc? Anybody know any facts on this?
I was at this show. The photo I took is at 7:50 mark of this video. Tried to find myself in the photos...no such luck. LOL
Marc what was the sound like as this is Candlestick Park audio
@@Voxac100b The sound was good as The Beatles borrowed sound system from the Remains, one of their opening acts. There were less in attendance than the concert in 1965 (which I also was at) and more guys in attendance, which meant less screaming. Don't get me wrong, the noise was unbelievable, however I recall hearing songs like "Nowhere Man" and "If I Needed Someone" quite well.
I was at that show too. I don’t recall the Ronettes or the Cyrcle on that show?
Thank YOU, THANK YOU, THANK you, "THANK YOU" - Love it, Love it, Love it, Love it! And by the way "THANK YOU VERY MUCH"
@@elenathebeatlesphotos8500 No Elena, Ticket Prices are just way too much. If they were a lower in Price, I would. But did see Ringo in Concert 3 years ago and the show was Great.
This is just great and a lot of rare photos too !!! Thank you for doing this great to see you God bless you :) my friend !!!
I wish you happy days. God keeps you.
Wow so nice thank you :). !!! And you too my friend :"-).
:").
Good evening, Elena...awesome Beatles music...awesome Beatles performance...a fantastic music video!...incredible memories, in colors, and black & white!!...enjoy your weekend!
Thanks so much for your comment.
@@elenathebeatlesphotos8500 You are most welcome.
One of many best, More vids please...
@9:53 Brian Epstein flanked with his personal secretary, Wendy Hanson and, I believe, the same Japanese journalist who would be photographed with the Beatles at the 'Fool On The Hill' recording session in 1967.
I was there!
5:16 if i needed someone
Im pretty sure this is candle stick park audio ...... if not it sounds exactly like it. What with the, "one for all" comment and paul saying "id like to carry on" and the refrence about how cold it is and the sea air. Its def CSP
At 14'47" you can see at least that they had a better PA than in 1965 - still no fold back monitors though. I've also wondered why Ringo's drum kit was not on a riser as he gets a bit hidden here. It maybe better for the band, but not for the audience.
This show is clandestick park.
2枚目の写真に星加ルミ子(Rumiko Hoshika)が写ってますね。当時、日本の音楽雑誌”Music Life”の編集長だった彼女と、専属カメラマン•長谷部宏(Koh Hasebe)の功績がかなり大きい。Team-The Beatles と彼女たちの深い絆関係が成立しており、改めて感謝•感激 ✨
Apparently, you could actually hear them play at this concert, unlike the '65 gig where their playing was drowned out by the screams from the massive crowd - 55,600 people.
No, we couldn't. The volume of the screaming never let up for a moment.
I know what you mean I wish some type of digital release was available to fans. But this will do♥️🎼🎼🎵
This audio is from Clandestick park.
No sabía que estuvieron dos veces en el Shea stadium
Great, great
La légende
Hard to believe this was not filmed.
I didn’t know there was a 2nd Shea concert. You never hear about it.
This more sounds like Live At Candlestick Park.
It is
Wow. I don't remember ever seeing them in these suits anywhere before.
In these costumes, the Beatles performed in some cities during a 1966 tour of the United States.
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If I Needed Someone.
アッ、星加さんがいた！お辞儀の角度がすごく深いのが好印象です！
このコンサートの写真でホシクを見るのも嬉しいです。
いつも私の投稿を見て下さりありがとうございます。
Although most of the audio isn't from Shea 66 I'm surprised it was difficult to hear as the speaker clustering for the PA was different as indeed was the speakers too
This 1966 Sea Stadium concert was not even sold out !!
This isn't Shea. This is the audio from the Candlestick show. C'mon, now. Don't misinform.
Sorry, but my channel contains pictures of the Beatles and there is no misinformation. The sound that accompanies the video is different.
Guess these concerts began to look and sound the same to the fellows. Rare pictures from the great Elena!
She's not great. She's VERY great !
Great rarity. Sounds like the early bootlegs
Such a pity that their sound system is so hellishly bad because you can still hear how wonderful their voices and musicianship is through the '2 cans and a string' sound system they had. A big reason they stopped playing live was they couldn't even hear themselves play and got fed up with all the non-stop screaming during their live shows. They didn't like that 1966 tour ,especially Lennon who loathed it. I remembering reading in 'All You Need is Love' (terrific Bio) that some group of fans/city politicians tried to give them a cake before this Shea Stadium show and Lennon insulted them saying "We don't want your f**king cake'. And McCartney threw up before the show because he was so nervous.
INCREIBLE QUE NO EXISTA UN FILM PROFECIONAL DE ESTE RECITAL, PORQUE CUANDO SALEN SE VE UNA CAMARA
any outfield seats seemed empty in '66!
11:31 i wanna be your man is skiped too now the outro of nowhere man
Is there no formal film of this concert with sound like the year before??????
There is no official film. There are only small fragments.
2:23 rock and roll music
Do u think there might be film and audio for this concert but it might not have been found yet after all these years?
2:12 Almost sgt peppers reprise
7:45 day tripper
13:51 the last song long tall sally
10:11 i feel fine is skiped now it's yesterday
Tha's a very bad thing to have this fake audio from Candlestick Park and trying to make it as if it was 1966 Shea Stadium. Shame on You!
8:50 baby's in black
the show sold 10k less tickets than it did the year before, certainly not an obvious statistic upon listening.