McCartney Times

The year 1966 was a prolific period for The Beatles. Having spent a four-year stretch relentlessly touring, their stardom started to eclipse their voices, eventually creating a gulf between the Beatles live and the Beatles in the studio, a situation that prompted George Harrison to repeatedly joke that their concert sound was notoriously bad.Even on their last tour, which rounded off in San Francisco’s Candlestick Park, the deafening wall of sound from screaming fans stopped them from playing any new material, simply because it was felt they couldn’t do it any justice live amid the roar. “In 1966, the road was getting pretty boring,” Ringo Starr said in the Beatles Anthology documentary.

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