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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lighting instrument speaker outdoors urban dress activities band dancing group wear device saturday part sky musician plant tree bob mothersbaugh fashion coachella formal bag accessories performer gown photography outdoor performance brass section pants night crowd guitarist musical guitar concert music palm electrical life handbag stage leisure microphone nature darkness electronics coat
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3200
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f/2.8
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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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-25200
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America/Los_Angeles
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