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Beatles' Final Show Could Have Been On A Pyramid Or Volcano, Says Ringo
As most fans of The Beatles know full well, the band played their final show atop the Abbey Road studio building on Jan. 30, 1969. And while most will agree that it was a fitting way for the Fab Four to bow out from the live stage, apparently they could have gone out in a far grander way. That's the word according to Ringo Starr, who revealed that he and the rest of The Beatles were pondering bigger stages. Like, you know, a pyramid in Egypt or a volcano in Hawaii. No shit. Watch him explain it all in the clip below. [Spinner]
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