The Beatles by Jim Marshall

“Iconic rock roll photographer Jim Marshall captured not just the electricity onstage that historic day in San Francisco, but also intimate moments backstage.” —Rolling Stone
“Jim Marshall’s pictures capture the group at a pivotal moment, when they are already feeling nostalgia for what they are leaving behind.” —The Guardian
“Marshall transports readers to another time, when the future was brimming with promise and possibility. And The Beatles, as history well knows, were only just getting started.” —Salon
“A terrific collection of photos about a most remarkable night.” —Goldmine
“You can glimpse the humanity behind the mythology in Marshall’s photographs, and as such, The Beatles By Jim Marshall: Live at Candlestick Park 1966 is a historical document to be examined, studied, revered.” —Under the Radar

Jim Marshall, who died in 2010 at age 74, is widely celebrated as a premier music photographer and pioneer of the genre. His portfolio includes photos of virtually every major musician of his era, not only the icons of rock ‘n’ roll but also giants of jazz, blues, and country. Annie Leibowitz called him “THE rock ‘n’ roll photographer.” Marshall was a legend not only for his outsize personality but also for the way he seemed to disappear when behind his trademark Leica camera, thereby producing some of the most intimate and iconic images in music history.

Amelia Davis is the owner and manager of Jim Marshall Photography LLC. She lives in San Francisco.

Joel Selvin is a longtime music journalist for the San Francisco Chronicle. He is the author of seventeen books.

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