The Beatles - Candlestick Park - Part 4 (Last)

A rare recording of The Beatles playing at Candlestick Park. Songs: Paperback Writer, and Long Tall Sally (Cut.)

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• Writer

[Zazzauser]

Revolver songs are very complex... maybe so complex that performing them live couldn't sound very well... 1966 was an in-studio experiments year

[Attila709]

too bad they didn't get just one Revolver song in there.

[Fredrockroll]

@douglasamarshall one of the road crew (propably Neil Aspinall) was beside one of the P.A. with a recording machine. I belive that was Paul that asked him to do so.

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[romans52345]

Every Time i hear Long Tall Sally i think of the Movie Predator

[douglasamarshall]

@dumbangel75 For all the hype about bad quality, I find the playing on these 4 part Candlestick Park concerts to be quite good. I don't know if the audience heard it with all the screaming, but what the person who recorded these is pretty good. Too bad it wasn't professionally recorded. BTW I saw the concert a year earlier at The Cow Palace.

[dumbangel75]

@Attila709 I know, at least they performed Paperback Writer which is the closest thing to a Revolver song they did.

[beatle608]

@vitorbastos123 you're right! thanks for the correction!

[vitorbastos123]

@beatle608 Hey man, in the description, you said it was I´m Down, but is Long Tall Sally!

[vitorbastos123]

Paul´s vocals in that show is awesone, never saw a person sings better

[internazionalikos2]

@Vitally14 Just before leaving the stage, John Lennon teasingly played the opening bars of In My Life, before running off to join the rest of the group backstage. Not 100% sure, just read it somewhere

but i'm sure it wasn't a day in the life because of the time it was released (a day in the life released in sgt peppers in 1967and in my life in rubber soul in 1965)