Beatles Live at the Hollywood Bowl 1964

[Justice matters.]

The Beatles : Live at the Hollywood Bowl (August 23, 1964)

01 - Twist and Shout
(Phil Medley / Bert Russell)
02 - You Can't Do That
03 - All My Loving
04 - She Loves You
05 - Things We Said Today
06 - Roll Over Beethoven
(Chuck Berry cover)
07 - Can't Buy Me Love
08 - If I Fell
09 - I Want to Hold Your Hand
10 - Boys
(The Shirelles cover)
11 - A Hard Day's Night
12 - Long Tall Sally
(Little Richard cover)

[NBachers]

1. I'm gonna have to come back when I can watch the whole thing. I saw 'em at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto in '66.

My buddy & I took the bus up from our little Erie Canal hometown in Western New York and stayed at the YMCA. We flew back over Lake Ontario in a Mohawk Airlines DC-3. We went clothes shopping in downtown Toronto and bought shirts that made us look like we'd just stepped out of a Rolling Stones album cover.

The concert was great- Buddy Hebb (Sunny) The Cyrcle, The Remains, The Ronnettes, and The Beatles. We were yelling at the girls, "Shut up Shut up We want to hear the music" but we knew it was like trying to stop a tidal wave. Great times!

[Justice matters.]

2. Nice story!! And a $5 (ONLY) ticket that must be worth

thousands (maybe lol) today.

Thanks for sharing!

[NBachers]

3. Yes, we could've bought the 6 1/2 dollar tickets, but in 1966, that was a bit more of a splurge.

At this point in life, I wish we had, but I wouldn’t trade our experience for anything.

[Frasier Balzov]

4. You can just tell

these lads practiced and practiced.

[catchnrelease]

5. Oooh I was there!

My friend got tickets from a radio contest, probably KRLA. We were somewhere up in the nosebleed seats and it's true, we couldn't hear the music over the screaming, lol. But still, what a memory. Even now at 75 it's something I've never forgotten.

[ProfessorGAC]

6. Vocals Are Awfully Good Considering...

...they have no monitors to hear themselves.
Pretty impressive!