Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 3月31日 08時06分

"Amidst hangers and locker cubbies, #JohnLennon lounges backstage before the Beatles’ show at Busch Memorial Stadium in St. Louis, Missouri, on August 21st, 1966. These few moments of peace turned out to be fleeting, as once the Beatles took the stage, they were pummeled with a downpour. Though the venue had constructed a makeshift shelter out of slivers of corrugated iron, rain still dripped on the amps and created a downright soggy attitude in the band. Paul McCartney called the show 'worse than those early days' at the Cavern Club, and it was one of the very reasons he finally agreed with the others to stop touring forever. So the 23,000 fans in attendance were amongst the last to see #TheBeatles on tour as they played only four more shows before retiring from touring and live performances, although London guests at the January 30th, 1969, rooftop show at Apple Records headquarters have the distinction of being the last to ever see the fab four perform live." As told to @Rolling Stone by photographer Bob Bonis

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