45 years ago, On August 29th 1966, THE BEATLES
Played Their last public concert at San Francisco's Candlestick Park! For any
Beatles fan, this DVD is a must-have for your collection. In addition to great San
Francisco Beatles Candlestick Park footage, this DVD included is a complete
assortment of mouthwatering Beatles 1964 and 1965 San Francisco Cow Palace film. The
DVD is non-regionally encoded so it will play worldwide. Plus it comes signed
by the actual Producer.
Cameras were rolling from 3 positions as
The Beatles came out of the San Francisco Giants dugout to perform their last concert
ever. This DVD offers exclusive rare film footage which is unavailable elsewhere. No
one knew this would be their last public concert. No one, that is, except for John
Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr.
August 29, l966: One of the
greatest events in -the history of Rock & Roll!
Watch previouslly unseen Beatles footage. See all of the rare
footage from the San Francisco '64 & '65 Cow Palace performances.
This DVD contains much more than the only available footage The Beatles last
concert. With San Francisco as the backdrop, watch John, Paul, George and Ringo take
the stage for their last public Rock & Roll venue! This DVD has won the acclaim
of both the mainstream media and even more critical fan publications throughout the world!
Some of our great press reviews:
"There is all manner of rare
film footage included. It captures the mood of the city in the mid-l960's,
takes the viewer into the Beatles dressing room, shows the kids charging the
stage...overall, a perfectly delightful production."
- Phil Elwood, --The San
Francisco Examiner
"Every effort has been made to make
something really special. An incredible amount of spectacular, previously unreleased
Beatles San Francisco footage in exquisite pristine condition guarantees this video to be
the definitive source of last concert material."
--Beatles Unlimited
The San Francisco Press Conference
"Archival footage abounds... live
shows, where the Beatles are dwarfed by their vast screaming audiences . . . watching
the press conferences, one senses the weariness of the group . . . This video
superbly captures the mania that surrounded the group during its tumultuous forays to
America."
--Discoveries
". . . The picture quality, very good
and more . . .Seeing something that up until now was only seen in still
photographs is incredible."
--Good Day Sunshine
