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Candlestick Park, August 29, 1966. It was to be the last ticketed concert for the band, ever. This short film was recorded at the last major event at Candlestick Park in August 2014 - Paul’s ’Farewell to Candlestick: The Final Concert’. September 15th see the exclusive presentation of The Beatles 30 min performance Shea Stadium only in theatres along with Ron Howard’s Eight Days A Week - The Touring Years. Order your tickets at http://gnikn.us/8daysticket Produced by White Horse Pictures #thebeatleslive Fan: Hollie Adamic Fan: Linda Breslauer Fan: Luna Collins Fan: Terry Dilbeck Fan: Stu Gantz Fan: Gail Peerless Fan: Kaitlyn Riggs Fan: Kathy Riggs Fan: Lainy Snelbacher Film Credits: Producer - Nigel Sinclair Executive Producer - Paul Crowder Executive Producer - Nicholas Ferrall Supervising Producer - Marc Ambrose Production Supervisor - John Rita License Manager - Mark McCune Editor - Charles Uy Director of Photography - Jessica Young Camera Operator - Victor Avila Drone Cinematographer - Doug Thron C Cam - Marc Ambrose C Cam - Paul Crowder DIT - Jamie Boulton Camera Operator / 1st AC - Ryley Fogg Sound - Robert Kennedy Gaffer - Kiva Knight Production Supervisor - John Rita License Manager - Mark McCune Post Supervisor - Alex De La Vega Coordinator - Cory Dagg Camera Assistant Dennis McGrath Archive Specialist/SME - Erik Taros Music by Nilo Acala Candlestick footage courtesy of Monnica Sepulveda Candlestick footage courtesy of Peter Slingluft Candlestick footage courtesy of Barry Hood Cameras provided by Eastside Camera services

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