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Wow! This is so cool. Great pics. They started in The Cavern and went on to sweep the world. The Beatles forever!

"well she was just seventeen..." ;-)

Was that john lennon sliding down the slide? 0:49

この曲がXTCの中でいちばんビートルズを感じる、特に(Rain)

Even with laryngitis, George sings like an angel.

Saw this '74 tour at the Tulsa Assembly Center. I remember looking down from the top of a landing and could see George and crew walking to break at halftime. Some redneck yells out, "Hey George are you really religious or just pretend to be?"

Prettiest strat is Rocky

ON TO THE PHILLIPINES

Just saw Roger tonight Norwalk Conn. Amazing still at 82! Played everything. He's an encyclopedia of music history.

Love his voice

Maestro

John: "TRIPPIN' ME BALLS OFF!" 🙃😘 ❤🔥🔥🌕👁👁❤

貴重な映像ありがとうございます!

I love playing McGuinn's style, I hope someday I get the opportunity to play this on a Rickenbacker 12-string.

Best part was Paul was at this concert

For all the negativity I've heard about this tour (including the rearrangement of "In My Life") and my own overall dislike of the Dark Horse album (sorry, George), this is a killer arrangement and performance of "In My Life". George's voice sounds decent and I love that he did something different with it instead of recreating 1965-era Beatles. The little pause on the minor chord before he sings "I love you/God more" reminds me of the chorus of "Crackerbox Palace"...I wonder if this arrangement inspired that. 🤔 I would love to hear an official release of this and other songs from the Dark Horse tour if multitracks +/- film were taken and properly preserved/remastered.

Giving me goosebumps!

I saw this tour at The Forum in Los Angeles. Still have my ticket stub and program. I think Robben Ford was 17 years old or something. I’d never heard of him before but I’ve followed his career since and was fortunate to see him play live and meet him. Met George too by accident in an elevator of a hotel. Super nice guy - he kept the door open for me as I was struggling with my suitcase, travel bag and briefcase. LOL. We talked briefly - i mentioned a way to add iron to Roses and he thanked me with a personalized autograph. I think Olivia and Dhani were with him but to be honest, I was so nervous all I remember looks at was George.

Far out place to trip, eh?

貴重な映像だね！はいからはくちめちゃ好きだわ🥹❤

Superb.

nice, but needs a good cleanup

Hope you grew up enough to get rid of that silly mullet. And Gene Clark should have been the full-time lead singer of The Byrds.

I was at this show...awesome

Dragged and too slow, so I put it up to 1.25 speed and it’s perfect!

The 12-string Rick is a wonder of the universe.

John would have been proud

I think George sang better than Paul

The First Rave

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Great job! Indeed best track and yours is the best version I've heard from these sessions. Beatles do punk 15 years ahead of time!

I want all of this concert music cleaned up by Peter Jackson and produced and engineered and to be released!!!!!!!!!!!!!

To live to 67 yo and to hear The Beatles song that have never heard before ! 🎉

Great audio! both channels! I loved it! 🔊🔊🎸🎤😎

This I have of a old cassette..thank you from Germany, Beatles Fan Elli ✌❤

Paul used the bass line for ‘ l Saw Her Standing There’ ..

This is the best mix of this performance that I have heard. It's not The Beatles at their best (they're drunk for some of this set, and their friend Horst Fascher -one of the bouncers- sings some of the songs) but it is fun to hear.

wow incredible song i have not heard of and the pictures!

This needs to be in the George biopic

僕は、ハッピーエンドを 常に尊敬しています 相変わらずね…笑❤️ 　　　　岡林信康

Good Choice...

Very interesting, thank you.

A lot going on there.

Great sound.

This is Holy

This is Holy

I saw George at MSG… on the Dark Horse tour in 1974… thank you for your music 🎶… it means a lot to me… rest well friend. Peace 🕊️

George Harrison is considered the biggest fan of the Fender Stratocaster of all musicians. He only played a Telecaster once in his life though and for less than a week ( The Rosewood Telecaster) and called it ” The worst guitar I have ever played ” in a Rolling Stone Magazine article.

I was there