Bobby Hebb LIVE in TORONTO with the Beatles, 54 years ago tonight, August 17, 1966

 

BOBBY HEBB

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31 MINUTES IN

CRAZY BABY (BOBBY HEBB)

FOR YOU (VAN MCCOY)

 GOOD, GOOD LOVIN (ORIGINALLY CUT BY DARLENE LOVE)

GOT MY MOJO  WORKING

SUNNY  - LENGTHY VERSION WITH BARRY AND THE REMAINS.

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AUGUST 17 1966

The Beatles Setlist at Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, ON, Canada

Tour: North American Tour 1966 Tour statistics Add setlist

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1. Rock and Roll Music
   (Chuck Berry cover)
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2. She's a Woman
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3. If I Needed Someone
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4. Day Tripper
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5. Baby's in Black
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6. I Feel Fine
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7. Yesterday
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8. I Wanna Be Your Man
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9. Nowhere Man
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10. Paperback Writer
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11. Long Tall Sally
    (Little Richard cover)

 Entertainment·Analysis

 

It was 50 years ago today: Anniversary of Beatles' last show in Canada a bittersweet affair

 https://www.cbc.ca/news/entertainment/beatles-toronto-concert-50-years-ago-1.3724017

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Toronto hosts exhibitions, concerts that reveal its special connection to the Fab Four

Deana Sumanac-Johnson · CBC News · Posted: Aug 17, 2016 12:22 PM ET | Last Updated: August 17, 2016

 

And certainly, there were no signs of the Beatles' fame diminishing if you were looking at fan pandemonium in Toronto.

Thousands of kids were on the street, crowding in front of Maple Leaf Gardens or the King Edward Hotel, with police trying to hold them back.

That kind of electricity would be hard to reproduce, but the musical ensemble Classic Albums Live says it's up to the task. Tonight, it will play an extended version of the Beatles' 1966 concert at the same venue the Beatles played, now called the Ryerson Mattamy Centre.

Founder and producer Craig Martin sees the 1966 concert as a watershed moment for not just musical but social change in Canada.

"From what I understand, I was a kid at the time, the '60s happened the day after this concert ended. It is like the '60s finally hit Toronto and we were getting ready for the Summer of Love," said Martin.