Ich würde gerne sehen, wie: "Mal Evans die Verstärker ausschaltete." Light off I see, Abspann darüber cool!, doch the End of the feedbacksound is a fadeOFF into noise.
The sound of that feedback has a total vibe of its own. I can never enjoy it fully though as I’m usually still reeling from the shite that came from Yoko.
I was there at Varsity Stadium on that late summer day in 1969., about 50 feet from the stage. No one knew Lennon and Clapton and the Plastic Ono Band would be there. A complete surprise. A stadium that could fit maybe 12,000 was barely half full. I'll never forget it.
@@Argonaut121 according to Wikipedia, if we can believe that sorta thing, The Doors were the headliners. How is that possible, with all these legends before them? I like The Doors, but come on
@@erichinton5774 Well, Lennon and Clapton and the Plastic Ono Band weren't even on the bill - they showed up by surprise. If, by legends, you mean Little Richard, Chuck Berry and Jerry Lee Lewis, I take your point, but remember this was 1969. The Doors had just released The Soft Parade. They were at the height of their popularity. The old rockers were from a different generation even then. And no one had really heard of Chicago or Alice Cooper yet. It was a very odd mix of bands.
Fue mucho mas que eso!un luchador por la paz,un activista,un revolucionario que movia masas y era peligroso para el sistema y por eso la cia lo mato como a luther king y tantos otros!Give peace a chance!Power to the people!
I was extremely lucky to have seen and met Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Fats Domino, Jerry Lee Lewis and Bo Diddley. The Mount Rushmore of rock n roll.
At minute 2:52 the one who comes out in the limousine is Ray Manzarek!!! If this video has any fault it was not recording The Doors after the Plastic Ono Band... It's incomprehensible.
I own several cats. A few years ago I bought this DVD. I do not care for Yoko Ono at all, but upon playing this DVD for the first time, I was determined to watch it all the way thru, the Yoko segment included. Several minutes into the Yoko part, my cats were clearly disturbed. Their hair was practically standing on end! They were starting to cry and began scratching at the door to get out! I am absolutely serious, I couldn't believe it! So, I took pity on my cats and turned the DVD off. To this day I have never played the Yoko segment again!
I was there... most of us went an did something else when this all was going down.. and then the Doors showed up!.. I don't remember much after that....
John is playing his Beatles-era Epiphone Casino. It was originally sunburst. Paul still plays his live. Paul and John can be seen playing them on the Rain and Paperback Writer promo films.
My wife of 30 years can't sing worth a damn either, but I love her so it's music to my ears...To all the Yoko haters, that's all this really is. He loved her, obviously a LOT!
it’s pretty cringe to see all the hate comments about her performance, just because you don’t enjoy something doesn’t mean others feel the same! i think it’s pretty wholesome that they played together, and appreciate their forms of expression
John was blown by Yoko, because she comes from such a supreme / actually a royal family, with all the advantages like having had the best and widest education one can have only if you belong to the elite.
The main problem is yoko got john hooked on coke and kind of forced her music on John. I get that John would've liked it either way, but yoko was often very forcing anyway.
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September 13, 1969. Lennon had asked George if he wanted to go...but he told John that he didn't want to do the Yoko Ono stuff. Eric Clapton...Klaus Voorman...and Alan White became the Plastic Ono Band. A week later at a meeting at Apple in London on September 20, 1969...Lennon told the others that he was leaving The Beatles.
I bought this album when it came out. I was 10 . It came with a calendar in the sleeve. I had it on my bedroom wall for a couple years. Wish I still had it.
I just pulled out my copy of the album. Nothing in the sleeve in mine. Mine has the Apple label, but was made in France. (I'm in the US, so it must have been an import). I probably bought my copy in the late 70's.
@@alanosterman7130 Yes it did. It had pictures of John and Yoko in bed in some hotel in Toronto if I remember correctly. They were from what was called a " Bed in" when John and Yoko stayed in bed for a week protesting the War in Vietnam. All black and white photos.
@@stephenflowers8516 Thanks much. "Bed Peace". Remember they recorded "Give Peace A Chance" in bed there, and Tommy Smothers was on second guitar. That was in Montreal hotel. 10 days in bed for peace. Started on May 21, 1969. This "one off" concert was on September 13, 1969, in Toronto of course. Because of recent drug bust of both John and Yoko on October 18, 1968 for marijuana possession, and John's conviction (not Yoko), on November 29, 68, paid fine of $360, he was not allowed in the US. But, by December,1970, they are in NYC.
No disrespect to the others but Little Richard predictably steals the whole show with just one song here - him and his hair Lol. That's a kind of supernatural energy he's got there. He was part Native American and I often see him as a shaman as well as a showman. Amazing immortal performances he delivered. RIP. A total one off!
Even Yoko. For people today to understand among the MANY reasons for people back in 1969 - like me - to be totally put-off by her, and her negative influence on John, to the detriment of the Beatles. I was 15 then. It was painful to watch the Beatles come to an end, with Yoko's assistance. Even if unintentional, the end result was the same: No more Beatles music (until 1994).
I feel guilty watching this - don't I have other things to do? Then I think, this is the most incredible lineup! legendary, historical, mind-boggling. Thanks for posting this!!!
Yeah man, I couldn't agree more. Especially when they hit the opening to "Yer Blues." I'm thinking, oh, this is going to be great!" And then Yoko starts with her chalk against the blackboard, baboon being slaughtered by another baboon screech-fest. God, such an ultimate drag that he had to bring her along with any of his musical endeavors. Rest in peace, John, you're still tremendously missed.😔💔🙏🎸🎶👍
Could you imagine taking a date to see this concert. And although improbable if she had not heard much of John Lennon's music and she was subjected to the end of this concert, I just couldn't imagine the long ride home of getting the dagger stairs of what the hell did you just take me to.
The rhythm and chords to this version Cold Turkey 3:10 sound like... ready for this? Venus (She's Got It) This was recorded live prior to the studio version being recorded. It's awesome seeing Lennon debut a work in progress live on stage. (Yoko is holding up the lyrics for him.) That must have been a joy for him to experience! Seriously, when was the last time John felt that thrill, 1960 in Hamburg?
And Oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh...ooooooooooooahhhhhhhhhh. Why didn't Eric step up and perform a simple 3 chord song. I don't care how much you love someone. If you did, you would put a stop to this! This is cruel and unusual punishment for all those people in the audience 😢😢
This is spectacular - the two chord Clapton/Lennon jam -- who else could get those to to rock out behind her mournful wail for her lost daughter. "Don;t worry. Kyoko………"
Most of the audience left during Yoko's part- they probably ran- the poor Doors who were the headliners had two challenges: the first is that they had to follow a Beatle, and the second is that they had to follow Yoko- they had an impossible task and a very small crowd remaining- they weren't filmed but you can listen to the audio.
Who cares? The Doors suck. Especially compared to the Beatles. Most overrated band ever. Morrison was a stupid, spoiled man child and all around shitty guy.
He says first time we playing Cold Turkey,but a few months back at lyceum theatre london he played it with eric on guitar,in his final British performance
I didn't find out about this Concert until I seen the album in the record store back in 1969. I had no clue that John put out this LIVE album. Had no clue there was a concert? I guess back then they had terrible concert promoters. Just like " The Concert for Bangladesh " I found out about the concert the following day, in the Newspaper! I live in Connecticut; it would only take me 1 ½ Hours to get to MSG from my home... Sad. Now adays, you know years before the concert happens! Just that, there's no good groups anymore 😢🚶♂🚶♂🚶♂🚶♂❤
Yeah that's how it was, basically cheap and cheerful, could get into gigs 'on the night 😮 Now its like you gotta book years' in advance 😮 Paul McCartney tickets sold out in about 10 minutes!!😮
I watched the whole thing all all you hear is John Lennon John Lennon. John Lennon was probably the 8th best musician there... behind Eric Clapton Jim Morrison and The Doors etc etc
Seems like Clappers is who is holding it together at the beginning. He knew Lennon was literally throwing up from nerves because he'd never performed in front of such an audience without the Beatles nor even with them for two or three years and had put this band together at the very last minute. That took a certain kind of courage regardless of the musical quality that resulted from it. All a bit academic for me as Little Richard plays them all off the stage imho.
Hallucinant ! Comment supporter ces hurlements de Yoko ? Comment John a-t-il pu imaginer l'imposer aux autres, que ce soit aux Beatles, ou ici à ce pauvre public, ou encore au monde entier ? Les ravages du LSD ? L'amour rend aveugle et apparemment sourd aussi, car franchement, la Linda de Paul est une cantatrice de talent comparée à cette furie qui fait tellement mal aux oreilles... non ? Merci d'avoir posté ce témoignage... édifiant !
I believe that's Klaus Voorman on bass, who designed the Revolver album cover. Alan White on drums, who later joined Yes when Bruford left. Of course Ol' Slow Hand on the Les Paul!
Tbf all Chuck really needed was a tuner. Sounded awful. I'd rather listen to the Yoko segment again than see that pitiful display again. At least Eric and John's instruments are in tune.
He left the Beatles for this? Rock and roll was at his heart, but heroin for sure didn't do him any favors. And Yoko Ono replacing Paul McCartney at the side of Lennon has got to be one of the most sad and unfortunate transitions to ever befall rock music.
i'd need a hit of H to sit thru long & winding road again & again. at least yoko was breaking new ground. macca was sounding like he was in his 70s before he was 30
Vaya testimonio del concierto en Toronto. Supongo que se trata de una película en Súper 8. No sabía que previamente se habían presentado leyendas como Berry, Richard y Lee Lewis. Y todo iba muy bien hasta que comenzaron los berridos de yoko. Clapton sí que apreciaba a Lennon. Mira que aguantar a la yoko...Y muchas gracias por compartir este súper testimonio.
I read Eric's book and he said that when they landed on Toronto, John and Yoko hopped in a limo and took off for the hotel leaving Eric and the band sitting there at the airport. Eric felt disrespected by that and i could understand.
John Lennon tava branco de tanta loucura. Tá a cara do Antônio Concelheiro. Adoro assistir esse show em tardes quentes com uma cervejinha gelada 🍁🍁💨kkkkkk😎🤘33:05
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I love the way they end this, walking off stage leaving the guitars in full feedback. Brilliant.
Real pro's!
The difference now is everyone is mimicking past legends.. eh.. Can’t take away the memories
Ich würde gerne sehen, wie: "Mal Evans die Verstärker ausschaltete." Light off I see, Abspann darüber cool!, doch the End of the feedbacksound is a fadeOFF into noise.
Rev
LEMMY from Motorhead
Done it as well.
And I've heard him count in
In German.
The sound of that feedback has a total vibe of its own.
I can never enjoy it fully though as I’m usually still reeling from the shite that came from Yoko.
R. I. P. ALAN WHITE, playing drums in this performance. Plastic Ono Band
amen
Mint Drummer.
...and John Lennon!
Yes drummer ? 😮
Love his drumming on instant karma.
I was there at Varsity Stadium on that late summer day in 1969., about 50 feet from the stage. No one knew Lennon and Clapton and the Plastic Ono Band would be there. A complete surprise. A stadium that could fit maybe 12,000 was barely half full. I'll never forget it.
I was there also. No mention of Chicago and is my memory playing tricks or were The Doors there also?
@@runtoeat Yes. Chicago Transit Authority they were called then. They and the Doors were both there.
@@Argonaut121 according to Wikipedia, if we can believe that sorta thing, The Doors were the headliners. How is that possible, with all these legends before them? I like The Doors, but come on
@@erichinton5774 Well, Lennon and Clapton and the Plastic Ono Band weren't even on the bill - they showed up by surprise. If, by legends, you mean Little Richard, Chuck Berry and Jerry Lee Lewis, I take your point, but remember this was 1969. The Doors had just released The Soft Parade. They were at the height of their popularity. The old rockers were from a different generation even then. And no one had really heard of Chicago or Alice Cooper yet. It was a very odd mix of bands.
@@Argonaut121 ok gotcha
john lennon one of the greatest rock and roll kings to ever step foot on this passing away earth
with players / friends like Eric "SIR" Clapton
@@tomdale1313I'll take Blackmore, Micheal schenker Gary moore Jimi Hendrix page srv evh iommi
Друг, ты это верно подметил.Величайший!
Fue mucho mas que eso!un luchador por la paz,un activista,un revolucionario que movia masas y era peligroso para el sistema y por eso la cia lo mato como a luther king y tantos otros!Give peace a chance!Power to the people!
THE EARTH 🌎 WILL PASSING AWAY SOME TIME,AFTER US! FOR SHURE! BUT THIS MUSIC 🎵🎶 CAN'T PASS AWAY IF YOU HAVE SOUL AND EARS 😉
Totally blown away by the performance of the old time rockers, Bo Diddley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Chuck Berry and Little Richard. No one can touch them.
Lennon could.
The John lennon plastic Ono are great, a shame they didn't do an album together
Love Lennon's guitarist..Really nice playing.
@@benmaurer8055Are u just being a smart ass or what? They did record an album called John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band. It's easily his best solo album.
I was extremely lucky to have seen and met Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Fats Domino, Jerry Lee Lewis and Bo Diddley. The Mount Rushmore of rock n roll.
I was extremely unlucky to have met Yoko Ono.
@@JohnMoran Did she do her death scream at you?
Nice. Jerry Lee Lewis texted me back on his birthday on a live feed. He mentioned Nashville Wimmen. I replied BOOGITY BOOGITY BOOGITY. He loved it.
At minute 2:52 the one who comes out in the limousine is Ray Manzarek!!! If this video has any fault it was not recording The Doors after the Plastic Ono Band... It's incomprehensible.
Or if Ray had played keyboards in John's songs--would have been alot better than yoko's "noise".
I own several cats.
A few years ago I bought this DVD. I do not care for Yoko Ono at all, but upon playing this DVD for the first time, I was determined to watch it all the way thru, the Yoko segment included.
Several minutes into the Yoko part, my cats were clearly disturbed. Their hair was practically standing on end! They were starting to cry and began scratching at the door to get out! I am absolutely serious, I couldn't believe it!
So, I took pity on my cats and turned the DVD off. To this day I have never played the Yoko segment again!
lmao
OMG 😹
Me-OWWWW!😿😾🙀
@@johns.8082 Have just had this on with my dog asleep and he woke at 42:00 (ish) like he does everytime a busy (police) car goes by.
your a Pussy
This is my first time watching this. I didn't know it existed.
Classic
I was there... most of us went an did something else when this all was going down.. and then the Doors showed up!.. I don't remember much after that....
John is playing his Beatles-era Epiphone Casino. It was originally sunburst. Paul still plays his live. Paul and John can be seen playing them on the Rain and Paperback Writer promo films.
He loved that guitar
Same guitar hè played on the roof of Apple...
Just John was using the Casino. George and Paul both have one, but in the promo videos, George had his SG and Paul had his Hofner.
Played it in the Revolution video too! Or maybe that's what you mean by promo videos.
There's an old saying that love is blind. Unfortunately in this case of John's love for Yoko, it's also deaf!
Как бы то ни было, но это выбор Джона.
@@АндрейКаупанинThe hell with that. I wanted to hear good music and I didn’t.
this is so fantastic- i haven't even reached the John Lennon bit-but ........He was the man in many ways
Ex Vagabond here.
first record I ever got was Bo Didleys a Gunslinger.
woke up 3 times during the concert.
Chicago blew me. away.
Peace!
Fabulous, excellent performance music, excellent sound quality music. Thank you for posting them. Good time for you
RIP John Lennon. Thanks for publicating this video clip. Greetings from Warsaw, Poland
john was always old time rock n’ roll
00:11 bo diddley
07:00 jerry lee lewis
08:50 chuck berry
13:48 little richard
16:47 plastic ono band
36:47 yoko ono
- don't worry kyoko
❤🐌.... ... .
Thank you man
To think all these Rock and Roll icons were the opening act for Yoko Ono
Weird - the Doors came on after the horrific Yoko set. They thought the system had failed because of all the feedback.
😎😎😎
Que horrible final del video con Yoko ono
My wife of 30 years can't sing worth a damn either, but I love her so it's music to my ears...To all the Yoko haters, that's all this really is. He loved her, obviously a LOT!
And she actually sounded fairly decently on some of John's albums. Plus, she really wasn't as toxic as the media painted her out to be.
it’s pretty cringe to see all the hate comments about her performance, just because you don’t enjoy something doesn’t mean others feel the same! i think it’s pretty wholesome that they played together, and appreciate their forms of expression
John was blown by Yoko, because she comes from such a supreme / actually a royal family, with all the advantages like having had the best and widest education one can have only if you belong to the elite.
The main problem is yoko got john hooked on coke and kind of forced her music on John. I get that John would've liked it either way, but yoko was often very forcing anyway.
I love my pet gorilla, but I keep him in a cage in the basement and never let him out.
I was at this gig. Great concert.
I bought and still own the Plastic Ono Band elpee when it was released. I never knew video of the concert existed. Thanks for the upload!
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Greetings from the great state of Arkansas ,,,Towards the very end of this show seems more like A MENTAL BREAKDOWN Wow different
September 13, 1969. Lennon had asked George if he wanted to go...but he told John that he didn't want to do the Yoko Ono stuff. Eric Clapton...Klaus Voorman...and Alan White became the Plastic Ono Band. A week later at a meeting at Apple in London on September 20, 1969...Lennon told the others that he was leaving The Beatles.
Alan White of Yes?
@@urielrael, Yes!
@@mydozer I never knew that. Thats a turn up for the books.
@@arthurdeth7646 ruclips.net/video/g37WkDUjoxw/видео.html
@@arthurdeth7646 alan white did some drumming in the imagine album too i found it fantastic that in so little time he achieve so much
Nice to hear Chuck's guitar was tuned to it's usual not-in-tune tuning
Ya but he'll always be relevant and you will always be a nobody. Clown-show.
Seen this on Cinemax back in the day!👍😁
I bought this album when it came out. I was 10 . It came with a calendar in the sleeve. I had it on my bedroom wall for a couple years. Wish I still had it.
I just pulled out my copy of the album. Nothing in the sleeve in mine. Mine has the Apple label, but was made in France. (I'm in the US, so it must have been an import). I probably bought my copy in the late 70's.
@@MichaelSmith-rn1qw I'm in the states and bought mine when the album was released in the states. Maybe the calendar was discontinued After 1970.
My record was too late for the calendar. Does the calendar have various pictures of John and Yoko ?
@@alanosterman7130 Yes it did. It had pictures of John and Yoko in bed in some hotel in Toronto if I remember correctly. They were from what was called a " Bed in" when John and Yoko stayed in bed for a week protesting the War in Vietnam. All black and white photos.
@@stephenflowers8516 Thanks much. "Bed Peace". Remember they recorded "Give Peace A Chance" in bed there, and Tommy Smothers was on second guitar. That was in Montreal hotel. 10 days in bed for peace. Started on May 21, 1969. This "one off" concert was on September 13, 1969, in Toronto of course. Because of recent drug bust of both John and Yoko on October 18, 1968 for marijuana possession, and John's conviction (not Yoko), on November 29, 68, paid fine of $360, he was not allowed in the US. But, by December,1970, they are in NYC.
No disrespect to the others but Little Richard predictably steals the whole show with just one song here - him and his hair Lol.
That's a kind of supernatural energy he's got there. He was part Native American and I often see him as a shaman as well as a showman. Amazing immortal performances he delivered. RIP. A total one off!
Like my mom used to say, "She sings like the hinge on the old garden gate!"
Ahaha
😂
Supongo que te refieres a yoko.
You're being a little rough on that old garden gate
rip John ✌🏼
It's a crime he and Clapton made the greatest rock and roll album of all time
Yoko screaming brings his songs down to rock bottom. Apparently he was at a point where quality no longer mattered. So sad.
His music was never high quality, Paul a bit better.
@@Gordon_2000You are right. Paul's was a bit better. Not THAT much better.
This is effin great and proves who CREATED Rock-n-Roll and who followed and profited from it ...
precious moment in time
Great post. Historic and culturally significant musical event that needs to be preserved and available for everyone. Thanks again.
Even Yoko. For people today to understand among the MANY reasons for people back in 1969 - like me - to be totally put-off by her, and her negative influence on John, to the detriment of the Beatles. I was 15 then. It was painful to watch the Beatles come to an end, with Yoko's assistance. Even if unintentional, the end result was the same: No more Beatles music (until 1994).
@Daniel Golus Agreed Sir. Have a pleasant evening from Sanford, Fla.
Yeah! If only someone filmed it.
@@danielgolus4600John and Clapton should have written the best rock and roll album of all time
Gràcies. No havia vist mai aquesta actuació sencera. 👍
I love her scream! Just another Beatles fan....
It’s sad to hear John singing money that’s what I want without the other 3
hahaha・・・I think so too
I feel guilty watching this - don't I have other things to do? Then I think, this is the most incredible lineup! legendary, historical, mind-boggling.
Thanks for posting this!!!
John should have written an album with Clapton
And Yoko
That's good really good ono and wonderful lemon John.
Among these greats Yoko is such a bummer
Yeah man, I couldn't agree more. Especially when they hit the opening to "Yer Blues." I'm thinking, oh, this is going to be great!" And then Yoko starts with her chalk against the blackboard, baboon being slaughtered by another baboon screech-fest. God, such an ultimate drag that he had to bring her along with any of his musical endeavors. Rest in peace, John, you're still tremendously missed.😔💔🙏🎸🎶👍
Could you imagine taking a date to see this concert. And although improbable if she had not heard much of John Lennon's music and she was subjected to the end of this concert, I just couldn't imagine the long ride home of getting the dagger stairs of what the hell did you just take me to.
She would've been stoned out of her mind by the time Yoko did her thing. And wound up being filled and sore.
Lennon tenía muchas inseguridades con su voz, quién iba a pensarlo. Una voz estupenda para el rocanrol.
Last song is 60s grunge rock
prototipe Endless Nameless
Rock n roll was a different trip back then
This is my favourite yoko performance.
One thing you can't deny by the way he looked at her he was truly in love...
It’s called simpin.
Good for him glad he was happy
It was way beyond compare.
Unreal . Heaven's got a hell of a band!
20:16 ay, cómo se echan en falta los coros de Paul y George...
lastima que george si fue invitado pero no quiso por el tiempo que habia para el espectáculo (un dia creo)
@@eutiquioenjeru1939it was more about the fact that he didn't want anything to do with Yoko ono.
Pure rock n roll, Lennon, Clayton, Chuck Berry and others... fantastic.
Didn't see any performances by a band called Others.
Lennon, Clapton, Berry y Yoko cantando encima de los solos de guitarra de Clapton jajaja
@@martinechandi8515callate anda
I think Ono likes sex's that explains the screaming, ! Oh No!!!
@@pressureworksi heard if you cant see the performance by Others, that means youre gay…
The rhythm and chords to this version Cold Turkey 3:10 sound like... ready for this? Venus (She's Got It) This was recorded live prior to the studio version being recorded. It's awesome seeing Lennon debut a work in progress live on stage. (Yoko is holding up the lyrics for him.) That must have been a joy for him to experience! Seriously, when was the last time John felt that thrill, 1960 in Hamburg?
Funky version :)
No. Hopefully it was with The Beatles 1963 thru 1969.
Rooftop concert 1969
Thank you for your post! It reminded me of the time when I first watched this video as a young person, after buying it on VHS.
My zero turn lawn mower sounded just like Yoko before it blew the engine….LOL!
The best concert Toronto ever had
☮️🎸🖤 R.I.P JOHN LENNON ☮️
Where would the world be today without the magical ,inspirational voice of Yoko Ono?!!!!
It frightens me to think about it
In a happier place!
She sounds like a wounded seal
Yoko Ono canta asqueroso
Better off for sure.
Love this album (even Yoko). Love seeing the other musicians live.
Thank you, I think Yoko Ono is way ahead of her time. Even today!
@@amazing-robert-g lmao :D
@@amazing-robert-gbuahaha yoko screams like a goat. Nothing new
Genial was Yoko da veranstaltet und der Großmeister macht mit! Super
The sheet Yoko is reading probably just says "Aaaaaaaaaaargh"
Lol❤❤❤
literally
And Oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh...ooooooooooooahhhhhhhhhh. Why didn't Eric step up and perform a simple 3 chord song.
I don't care how much you love someone. If you did, you would put a stop to this! This is cruel and unusual punishment for all those people
in the audience 😢😢
Is she singing her version of the "Star Spangled Banner"❓🤪
and the audience was screaming "Aaaaaaaaaaargh" too...wtf...
Peace ✌️ to ono ❤John Lennon 😊 peace ✌️🕊️✌️🕊️✌️🕊️✌️🕊️✌️🕊️✌️🕊️✌️🕊️✌️🕊️✌️ thanks 👍.
Doors and Lennon on the same bill ✌🏼🦎👑
Thanks for uploading this it needs to be cleaned up. I have this album on vinyl
Vinyl is always the best
Absolute genius of John to add a comedy segment to his show.
hahaha nice one, Eric!
Brilliant
I don't find a woman mourning the loss of her daughter very funny but okay...
de horror ahahahaahahah
Brilliant stuff. The last few minutes are somewhat challenging but all part of the story.
This is spectacular - the two chord Clapton/Lennon jam -- who else could get those to to rock out behind her mournful wail for her lost daughter. "Don;t worry. Kyoko………"
She should not do that in a concert.
That sounded awful
Mummy's lost more than her hand in the snow....
Jerry Lee Lewis is cool the music is very fast but that's ok I couldn't keep up with the music dancing tho
This is what I've been waiting for is John Lennon and Eric Clapton Ah Right John and Eric Rock On Luv You forever Chaps
On my way to boot camp right about then might
have been a little confused by my long time hero, but the politics of then and now she was a prophet.
I love John Lennon.
Aww John does his little dance he used to do in bestlemania era of shows 17:28
Jeff Beck summed it up perfectly when he said "Ono is a weird form of cancer to be avoided at all cost " .
Fantastic times love all this music John Lennon really good yoko no
Most of the audience left during Yoko's part- they probably ran- the poor Doors who were the headliners had two challenges: the first is that they had to follow a Beatle, and the second is that they had to follow Yoko- they had an impossible task and a very small crowd remaining- they weren't filmed but you can listen to the audio.
Who cares? The Doors suck. Especially compared to the Beatles. Most overrated band ever. Morrison was a stupid, spoiled man child and all around shitty guy.
LOVE IT
The last 14 minutes is an utter nightmare.
totalmente drogada
He says first time we playing Cold Turkey,but a few months back at lyceum theatre london he played it with eric on guitar,in his final British performance
That last song rocks.
Lol! I scrolled up to hear it and busted out laughing at your comment! "Yee-eee-eee-ahhh-ahhh-woo-woo..."Yeah, rock on! Lol!
Great concert, why weren't the doors played on video? 37:07 Yoko was terrible!
I didn't find out about this Concert until I seen the album in the record store back in 1969. I had no clue that John put out this LIVE album.
Had no clue there was a concert? I guess back then they had terrible concert promoters. Just like " The Concert for Bangladesh "
I found out about the concert the following day, in the Newspaper! I live in Connecticut; it would only take me 1 ½ Hours to get to MSG
from my home... Sad. Now adays, you know years before the concert happens! Just that, there's no good groups anymore 😢🚶♂🚶♂🚶♂🚶♂❤
Yeah that's how it was, basically cheap and cheerful, could get into gigs 'on the night 😮
Now its like you gotta book years' in advance 😮
Paul McCartney tickets sold out in about 10 minutes!!😮
I watched the whole thing all all you hear is John Lennon John Lennon. John Lennon was probably the 8th best musician there... behind Eric Clapton Jim Morrison and The Doors etc etc
Seems like Clappers is who is holding it together at the beginning. He knew Lennon was literally throwing up from nerves because he'd never performed in front of such an audience without the Beatles nor even with them for two or three years and had put this band together at the very last minute. That took a certain kind of courage regardless of the musical quality that resulted from it. All a bit academic for me as Little Richard plays them all off the stage imho.
lennon was 29 here, imagine...already the most established rock god of his generation
I was thinking he was 28....he would have been 29 in October. Was this September in '69?
Looks 40…Drugs will do that to ya…
@@cameraman655 congrats, biggest boneheaded comment on this video.
@@MrOsaka24 Perhaps, but true…Narcotics, Tobacco, and Liquor all quicken the aging process….fact!
@@cameraman655 I’m not debating that fact. In fact, it’s such a common fact that it isn’t necessary to even point out. It’s a fact!
I was there, sitting on cement steps at the very back of the arena.
Hallucinant ! Comment supporter ces hurlements de Yoko ? Comment John a-t-il pu imaginer l'imposer aux autres, que ce soit aux Beatles, ou ici à ce pauvre public, ou encore au monde entier ? Les ravages du LSD ?
L'amour rend aveugle et apparemment sourd aussi, car franchement, la Linda de Paul est une cantatrice de talent comparée à cette furie qui fait tellement mal aux oreilles... non ?
Merci d'avoir posté ce témoignage... édifiant !
No matter what you say, this is art! Good or bad thats your thing
Paul and John def didn’t audition the ‘girls’….😂😂😂😂
The biggest John Lennon's mistake was not meeting Yoko Ono, the biggest John Lennon's mistake was giving a microphone to Yoko Ono
Circular saw sounds better 😂
He was so liked he could afford to give Yoko a mic. There was nobody bigger than Lennon.
Whats with the Yoko hate? What are you trying to say? Have you watched the Get Back doc???
Вы серьезно думаете, что это Джон дал ей микрофон?Бедный Джон! Будь он трезвым как бы все сложилось?
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A legendary jam session with Lennon/Clapton and a open nerv on stage. HOW COULD HE GOT MAR... TO her.?????
Don't mock what you all created!!!
No, wrong, God created it/her......are you mocking God????!
Bo Diddley's guitar....sweet ride,
I believe that's Klaus Voorman on bass, who designed the Revolver album cover. Alan White on drums, who later joined Yes when Bruford left. Of course Ol' Slow Hand on the Les Paul!
To think John was worried about sounding unrehearsed..
Chuck Berry.. Hold my beer!!
Maybe not Chuck Berry
Tbf all Chuck really needed was a tuner. Sounded awful. I'd rather listen to the Yoko segment again than see that pitiful display again. At least Eric and John's instruments are in tune.
He left the Beatles for this? Rock and roll was at his heart, but heroin for sure didn't do him any favors. And Yoko Ono replacing Paul McCartney at the side of Lennon has got to be one of the most sad and unfortunate transitions to ever befall rock music.
i'd need a hit of H to sit thru long & winding road again & again. at least yoko was breaking new ground. macca was sounding like he was in his 70s before he was 30
@@edshellard145I’m sure Yoko’s amazing talent would have brought her success even without riding on John’s coat tails………………………….(just kidding)
Мне интересно, сколько же ему сейчас, когда 80 уже наступило? Джон убил Битлз, а мадам ему в этом помогла. Очень печально.@@edshellard145
Digno de llamarse obra de arte subrealista jhon es jhon siempre....
on the album, durring the r&r songs and "yer blues" you can't hear yoko's screeching and screaming. thank god.
All in All, I'd say that wasn't the greatest night of singing these people had ever heard.
She is an icon to all howling dogs.
You mean cats😂😂😂😂
Una mezcla de rata, gallina y caballo sus gritos 🥴
Vaya testimonio del concierto en Toronto. Supongo que se trata de una película en Súper 8. No sabía que previamente se habían presentado leyendas como Berry, Richard y Lee Lewis. Y todo iba muy bien hasta que comenzaron los berridos de yoko. Clapton sí que apreciaba a Lennon. Mira que aguantar a la yoko...Y muchas gracias por compartir este súper testimonio.
I read Eric's book and he said that when they landed on Toronto, John and Yoko hopped in a limo and took off for the hotel leaving Eric and the band sitting there at the airport. Eric felt disrespected by that and i could understand.
Toronto is the best city in North America.... period 🇨🇦
Sir lay off the crack
John Lennon tava branco de tanta loucura. Tá a cara do Antônio Concelheiro. Adoro assistir esse show em tardes quentes com uma cervejinha gelada 🍁🍁💨kkkkkk😎🤘33:05
Such a charisma !
Jerry Lee lewis, Chuck berry, Little Richard... Now that's a rock and roll show
HI Bilbo!!! How the HELL r ya??? I'm glad I found u, Bilbo. Go fix me some beans and collared greens. Do it NOW, Bilbo.
Maestro, Chuck Berry. Mis respetos.
❤❤ UMA LINDA MÚSICA um show INESQUECÍVEL onde paz o amor juntos NOTA DEZ Yoko Ono jonh lennon é AMIGOS
Een geweldig Concert !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!