Today...years ago January 30 1969 The Beatles Perform Their Last Public Concert - The Beatles give an impromptu rooftop concert atop Apple Corps headquarters in London , their final public performance as a group. The 42-minute concert featured new songs from the Let It Be album. John Lennon's closing words were, 'I'd like to say thank you on behalf of the group and ourselves, and I hope we passed the audition.' The Beatles performed in Atlantic City, NJ, on August 30, 1964, during their second U

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http://thebeatles.lnk.to/Get-Back 'Get Back' was one of the songs The Beatles played in their final gig - on the rooftop of Apple Studios, in 1969.⁠ ⁠ Ringo Starr: “We hadn’t been seen playing live in a long while,” ... “Only the crew were there and some people on the rooftop, but I’ve always liked the idea that maybe half a million people would have come to see us if they could have got there. People loved it but there were complaints from the bank next door so the police came and pulled the pl

43K views · 137 reactions | Watch a clip of The Beatles’ famous rooftop performance of “Get Back” from Peter Jackson’s Original Docuseries #TheBeatlesGetBack. Experience the three-part event on Disney+ starting this Thursday. | Walt Disney Studios | Facebook

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Tribute to the last concert of Beatles Dear Friends and Family, On January 30, 1969, The Beatles did what they always did best—redefined music history by surprise. High above the streets of London, on the rooftop of Apple Corps at 3 Savile Row, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr—joined by the soulful brilliance of Billy Preston on keyboards—played their final public concert. For 42 unforgettable minutes, the band delivered raw, joyful, no-frills rock and roll: three ta