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i totally agree but whats amazing it seems full house 4:48.....these bands typically play in the park like summer concerts for free [paid for by the host city] or events like state fairsj...and whats with the fifth beatle in the booth playing keyboards? haha

@@10OZDuster Whats strange is I saw The Fab Four performance in Lenoir North Carolina last week, cost $33.00 front row... Here's the Kicker, Same group to play next month in Durham North Carolina front row cost,, Hold on to your hat $144.00 an $114.00 price increase. just checked the site ticket sell are way down. There must be a middle person driving up the price and that's a shame

@@tomstarks6126 the Fab Four is the best there is when it comes to beatles music and this band doesn't compare not close by any means...its crazy they could charge that much and even crazier people would pay it.

Meh... Was my reaction. They were more busy trying to energize the audience more than trying to sound like the Beatles. The Fab Four is my go to tribute band. I saw them live and they sounded just like if it was a live juke box playing all Beatles hits. They sound EXACTLY like them. Some of the players almost look like them and have their mannerism down pat. These guys...sounded like a local band that had enough money in the budget to dress like them.

@@oldschoolfunkster1 Yeah! Most of them do, they get by, but at the same time all the other 'Beatle' tribute bands are doing their best to sound like 'The Beatles'. I saw 'The Beatles' in person back in June 1964, ofcourse there were a lot of kids screaming, so hearing them was an issue. I was 13 years old going on 14yrs, they were youngish looking guy's, with what seemed like a sense of humour, and when I see a lot of their press conference's and interview's from back then, I realise they were being a bit cheeky (as it were) for those times. But they made light of the question's and were quite witty (off the cuff) and were quote intelligent enough to pull it off in those situation's. Shame in the place where I lived at the time, Ringo Starr was getting over a tonsilitis operation he had back in the UK, so the Beatles had Jimmy Nichole playing drums, and he was in the interview's with the press. He does look out of place, but by this time everyone was use to Ringo being their drummer!. Jimmy got away with what he had to do, but in my opinion he wasn't as good as Ringo, he could have been better if he had some rehersal with 'The Beatles' but there was no time for that. At the time Ringo came down with tonsilitis, 'The Beatles' were already in the middle of a gruelling world tour, so it was suggested to take some time off by 'The Beatles', so Ringo could do those show's, but due to the added pressure, Brian Epstein went ahead with the added shows, and Jimmy Nichole got the job I don't think.'The Beatles' knew Jimmy Nichole personally, he would have been suggested by industry people as a suitable replacement, who would pull it off. He sounded a bit straight, in other words he played is safe and played (straight beats) for the songs. As I say, he wasn't Ringo ! He didn't play the songs as if he knew them, so what we saw lacked 'The Beatles' usual standard. As you say, (TFF) are one of the best 'Beatle' tribute bands around. The other's try their best to be as good, but because they all seem to copy the (TFF) style show, incorporating each stage of 'The Beatles'. I notice when (TFF) have the right lineup, yes they get the look right, but as there are several (Fab Four) bands in the mix! due to popular demand of 'The Fab Four' they are trying to do several shows at once (simultaneously) so not to dissapoint fans, and honour bookings. This in my (humble) view presents the issue of who are available to come and play with (TFF). Each time I have seen them, they have a different lineup, and that means the players they use, aren't the same guys playing as (TFF) so to me, they too sound very ordinary and not as good as they could (should) be. Adam Hasting's and Gavin Pringle, who both live in the UK can't always be available, and both take time off from the band. During these times there is a parade of player's from other 'Beatle' tribute bands, that need to be available to take their place. Ardy (Paul) and Ron (John) aren't always available, they run (TFF) and need as many people on their books to come and fill in at a times. Same with the other 'Beatle' tribute bands, they all need replacement's and filler's to come in their bands. It dies go to.show, that 'The Beatles' left a huge legacy and industry for those willing and able to keep their memory alive. A lot of these tributes are making huge amounts of money out of personating 'The Beatles'. Most of these guys have been doing it longer than the Beatles did! and are making more money and playing to bigger crowds than the Beatles ever did. I guess the accual Beatle's company that allows this to keep going on, are making millions in royalties, from each time these tribute acts play a Beatle song, or dress like them, guitars and amps and drums, Royalties are being paid. We're in the wrong business, people like us! Cheers.

@@nevillede-hoedt6520 ... Lol. Very true! Lots of dedication and talent to keep it going. I don't think Beatle tribute bands will ever die. Heck, I'm waiting for the Fab Four to come around again and expose my next generation kin to the music of my time. Thank you for the extra info. Very informative.

@@oldschoolfunkster1 They were great times, I remember it like it was yesterday (today) As long as there are tribute acts, the memories of the original artist's never dies. But it goes to show that there are a lot of younger fans who love the music, and the era, you had to be there! Yes, your offspring folks will love the very essence of people their age, playing this music, they listen to the people of their generation, not us older folks, who never lived! (or so they think) ! Cheers.

hi. I can assure you that nobody's ever lip-syncing. As for performances. yes, they have days when some can't perform to 100% capacity. and, they also have stand-ins. BUT, I do agree that every Beatles tribute group could stand to play more obscure songs. Of the big two, (Rain and The Fab Four), I believe The Fab Four sometimes does those lesser known songs.

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