Photos | The Beatles Jamming Under the Night Sky
Bob Mothersbaugh captures the legendary band playing live under a starry sky in London's Olympic Stadium in June 1967.
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the beatles at the olympic stadium, london, england, june 1967Chronologically Adjacent
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group activities formal pants urban brass section plant leisure music speaker gown stage outdoors microphone crowd tree musician outdoor saturday guitarist sky performance bag fashion coat coachella life wear nature electronics performer accessories musical instrument night band darkness lighting bob mothersbaugh device part photography palm guitar dress concert handbag dancing electrical
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3200
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35mm
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Canon
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2010-04-18T00:42:42.200000-07:00
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