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Concert Sep 04, 1964 • USA • Milwaukee
Concert Sep 05, 1964 • USA • Chicago
Concert Sep 06, 1964 • USA • Detroit
Concert Sep 07, 1964 • Canada • Toronto
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International Amphitheatre
This was the 1st concert played at International Amphitheatre.
A total of 3 concerts have been played there • 1964 • Sep 5th • 1966 • Aug 12th (3pm show) • Aug 12th (7:30pm show)
Setlist for the concert
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Written by Phil Medley, Bert Russell
Album Available on The Ultimate Live Collection Vol. 10
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Album Available on The Ultimate Live Collection Vol. 10
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Written by Chuck Berry
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Written by Luther Dixon, Wes Farrell
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I attended this concert, sat in the 5th row center section. They were absolutely fantastic even though you couldn’t hear a thing! I only knew what song they were playing from the way they shook their heads!! Oh what $5.50 would buy❣️ Does anyone have any pictures of this concert they could share? I had my Brownie Starflash with me, but the pictures didn’t turn out, even from the 5th row!! Imagine the disappointment of a 14 year old girl in love 🥰
Whaou thanks Natalie for sharing those awesome memories !!
as I remember George Harrison blew out one of his Vox amps (which was quickly replaced)
I was there also! My first concert and so lucky to see The Beatles live. Went with my best friend and my brother. We were in row 11 on the left side of of center. This was pre-Ticketmaster, etc. and I remember simply writing a letter enclosing my mom’s check. No service fees. It was great.
I was there with my brother and 2 friends, on the left side of the stage in the upper seats. I beat on my brother's arm the entire time, screaming like a nut! It was magical to actually be there. Still have my ticket stub and program. Such a wonderful memory.