For today’s lovers of classic rock, the “Fab Four,” who performed live in the decade often referred to as the tumultuous ’60s, is just a collection of voices on an album or clips in a documentary that they often experience with an older person who “remembers when.”

Even then, the touring stopped in 1966, leaving an entire generation wondering what the Beatles’ biggest hits from “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” and the “Magical Mystery Tour” would have been like if they performed them live onstage. These albums were, in fact, masterpieces of orchestration that would have required a band much larger than four pieces. Now, baby-boomer concertgoers, their kids and their kids’ kids can experience the next best thing.

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