The Beatles - One After 909 - Live In Cavern Club Rehearsals Concert - HQ - HD
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- Опубликовано: 19 сен 2008
- The Beatles - The One After 909 #1 (Cavern Club Rehearsals)
Artifacts I Disc 1 (1958 - 1963) Tag Fixed By Baha-Wolf los 7 Beatles en vivo John Winston Lennon, Sir James Paul McCartney, George Harold Harrison French, Richard Starkey (Ringo Starr), Pete Best, Stuart Sutcliffe, Brian Samuel Epstein (Manager) Hecho por Juan Junior Lopez Camones (Lima-Peru) 
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It just kills me all the music critics on board..Ringo's this, Pete's that. George's solo sounds is this and that...You know what - they were kids with no formal training, no great sounds systems...etc, etc. They pretty much taught themselves to play and created a new sound in the process. So let's stop wandering is Ringo was the better drummer..comparing George to other lead guitarists..because they set the standard for ALL bands to follow.
i just discovered my special ability: listen to the Bealtes non stop
The Beatles were without doubt a true 'magic band'!
What a great version. I understand Lennon / McCartney wrote this song when they were in the late teens. Amazing !
Grew up in Liverpool and saw The Beatles in the Cavern mainly at lunch time do's. Their playing was raw and real not the crap that is turned out now. You should have seen them at the Hamburg KaiserKellar, that where they learned the business.
They were fantastic days and I'm so glad that I lived through it. I pity all todays teens with MP3 and the Internet, you miss so much about real live music.
The most badass song of all time !!
Beatles for freakin ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey guys the drummer at 0;12 is called Tommy Moore. He was the Silver Beetles drummer from April to June 1960. At that time hes was about 35 years
They also have recordings of this song they did in Hamburg on their first visit sometime between Aug. 17 and Nov. 30, 1960 during rehearsals with Pete Best and Stu Sutcliffe. This one was from Sept. 1962 shortly after Ringo became the drummer.
You can tell by the pics that everyone was having a good time in those days. And no screaming fans, thank God, just people who enjoyed the music.
I'm thinking im shit at guitar cause i cant do well.....but they had 11 years to practice before they became famous! so ill keep trying my best........BEATLES RULE!!
It's fantastic to hear this Cavern rehearsal version of One After 909, I didn't even know it existed! Listening to the snare fills, it's definitely Ringo on drums - Pete Best's snare fills were considerably more primitive, and the accented bass drum thumps are pure Ringo. Thanks for posting, Juan!
The drummer is Ringo (just a short time in the Beatles): Cavern Club rehearsal recordings; probably October 1962.
Lennon just had that something to his voice. He was the yin to Paul's yang. Really, with the technology, it is amazing that this can sound so good. Is this 1962?
wpollock1 It was due to Twist And Shout on the Please Please Me album. It put so much stress on his voice since he was sick while singing the song. After that song, he sang differently through out The Beatles.
1962 or 1963 I would put it at.
Yes it is 1962
And don't forget the versions from 1960 (terrible audio, but still), and the 63 EMI version.
wpollock1 yeah, but this is in the studio
Love this pure, raw Beatles sound! Did they evolve or what!!!!
or what
Great vocals on this!
One of John's best.
How can you dislike the BEATLES!
So great to hear the origins of the song !
Love the photo at 1:33--they look like they're having so much damn fun! (well, except for Pete..)
I like Ringo better.
George is on!
Pete Best was the firts drummer of the Beatles, regards from Argentina!!!!!
I love this song!!!
You can't. This is incredible! Thanks for posting. Some great pics of the lads too.
What a great rock track.
This is indisputably Ringo on drums. The full rehearsal tape also includes 'I Saw Her Standing There', which wasn't written until late October / early November 1962 and finished by John and Paul December 1962. Pete Best was sacked from the band in August '62, before 'Standing There' was written. Then there's the fact that the drumming sounds exactly like Ringo, and not Pete Best...
thanks for loading, Great set of photos also.
Amazing this appeared on one of their last albums. Think they moved it up a knot or two.
My baby said she's trav'ling on the one after 909
I said move over honey I'm traveling on that line
I said move over once, move over twice
Come on baby don't be cold as ice.
Said she's trav'ling on the one after 909.
I begged her not to go and I begged her on my bended knees,
You're only fooling around, you're fooling around with me.
I said move over once, move over twice
Come on baby don't be cold as ice.
Said she's trav'ling on the one after 909.
I got my bag, run to the station
Railman says you've got the the wrong location
I got my bag, run right home
Then I find I've got the number wrong
Well she said she's trav'ling on the one after 909
I said move over honey I'm traveling on that line
I said move over once, move over twice
Come on baby don't be cold as ice.
Said she's trav'ling on the one after 909.
I got my bag, run to the station
Railman says you've got the the wrong location
I got my bag, run right home
Then I find I've got the number wrong
Well she said she's trav'ling on the one after 909
I said move over honey I'm traveling on that line
I said move over once, move over twice
Come on baby don't be cold as ice.
Said she's trav'ling on the one after 9-0,
Said she's trav'ling on the one after 9-0,
Said she's trav'ling on the one after 909.
young!!
I love this clips!!! They are so sweeteeeeeee!!=)
Very nice song!!!
Gorgeous Pete Best!
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Cool Version '62
thanks excellent information
one of their best songs
Very nice and sweet photos, I;ve never seen most of them before, Thank You!! And Ringo is so funny at the picture 2:37 :)))), every time of their musical career the Beatles were the best!!
Why haven't I heard this before??? This is fantastic. Why didn't they realease this on the Anthology albums?? There is still ton of "officialy" unreleased Beatles material. The Anthologies could easily have several more releases. Come on EMI. Get off your @sses.
Today i heard this very early version the first time. I am so glad to hear it. Young Beatles were so raw. I cannot say what is better, 1960 or 1970 version.
Excelente este video por la cantidad de fotos, para mí inéditas, veo; y con Pete (en batería) que luego fue cambiado por el movido y alegre Ringo Star; como se les prendían las lindas mujeres de entonces!
wow esa cancion es mas vieja de lo que creia pero ahun asi me gusta
Tommy Moore was there also. (Drummer). When they were The Silver Beetles.
thanks - never seen these Cavern shots - really interesting :)
god I love his bass 0:27
Beatles Forever
Now this is cool! Thanks :)
Muy buenas fotosss
It is a John´s song and lead vocals.
Smokin'!!!!!!
@tauroscorp I agree with you - I was there in the early days - they were always one of the top bands around Merseyside - don't forget they had hit records in 1962 and 1963 in the UK before they went to the U.S.
Great posting 5*****
Claude
WHAT A SONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Je me tue les doigts sur cette chanson... Merci les Beatles!!!!!!!! ^_*
Elle est géniale ..
Love this--hear a little Roll Over Bethoven!
Yes its raw ...and all the better for it
1:26 is funny! :D Love this song!!! Thanks for posting.
FELIZ CUMPLEAÑOS JOHN ^^
I see from the credits above that Stu is listed as participating. I've never heard a recording before with him included. The simple bass line makes that seem plausible. It's usually said that he couldn't play, but the notes here, while basic, are correct.
SO COOL >>>>>>>
yes!!!
A prelude to "I saw her standing there"
Oh to have been there and seen them in action................(sigh)
I love the still at 1;44
Thanks for posting!:)
this is really cool :D
Harmonies -- hell yes.
@yowzephyr Difference is that they are trying out their own material, garage bands do covers. Anyone can play Smoke on the Water, go do your own songs and it's totally different
This number was recorded again for the
"Let It Be" album in 1969 (with Ringo on drums).
This original version was done back in 1960 or 1961
when Pete Best was drummer, with John and Paul on vocals.
Pete Best never sang during his tenure with The Beatles,
but Ringo did when he performed lead vocals in
"I Wanna Be Your Man", "What Goes On", "Act Naturally",
"Yellow Submarine", "With A Little Help From My Friends",
"Don't Pass Me By", "Goodnight", and "Octopus's Garden".
The Cavern Club rehearsals are all Pete Best too. Remember, once Ringo joined, the Beatles already had a contract with EMI-there would be no reason to tape rehearsals.
No, this is Ringo. Ringo confirmed that it's him while being played the tapes when he was interviewed by Allan Kozinn of 'The New York Times' in about 1992.
Upsiditus7 Not true
Don't be soft this is Ringo.Taped late 1962, best couldn't play in time like this.
Yes, it's true. When I'm 64 was also an early song which they "furnished" and put on Sgt Pepper. :)
@novadrian There are two outtakes on the Anthology: 1 where Paul stops because he is having trouble with the Bass; and the 2nd where John starts singing at the wrong time after the solo. Then there is the full 63' version.
Dioses!!!
The posted video, "40 years of history in 3 minutes" is a Beatles celebration with performance of GET BACK and GLASS ONION while re-visiting key moments in history. Enjoy.
Oh to have been there and seen them in action................(sigh)
I love the still at 1;44
Brian looks as if he is hypnotised at 2;25
@tauroscorp i completely agree!
This was a cavern rehearsal with Ringo a little after he had joined the band.
QUE BUENA PRIMERA VEZ LA ESCUCHO SUENA VACAN!!! AQUÍ SON MAS ADELANTADOS A SU TIEMPO
Words such tapes would find fabulous watch them on youtube :D
Fall...1962...
@Gyphia yea, i dig the scratchy sound of his voice, good ole rock n roll
It's great that you included so many photos of the early Beatles when Pete Best was their drummer, then transitioned images of Ringo. Some Beatles fans like to slam Pete Best, but I am among those who truly appreciate him. They were all still in their teens, and Pete was good enough to help them get to the launch pad. He was with them in Hamburg when they were grinding out endless gigs, sleeping on cots behind a porn cinema, and he helped John fight off the thugs who were beating the brains out of Stu Sutcliffe. He was (and still is) a stand up guy. Ringo is the fab, and better drummer, but why shit on Pete Best? He played an important part in their history, and I consider him THE original Beatles drummer.
Get on Ringo. The big sweat!
There's a very similar version to this on the anthology highlights album, except much better quality
Yeah
@tauroscorp So true! The older I get, the truer it is!!!!!
Been here
The bass is being played by McCartney here. Sutcliffe was in Hamburg at this time.
Upsiditus7 Stu was DEAD at this time
i don't know if anyone noticed, but the solo george plays is the one from i saw her standing there
ahh I need to find them!!
haha
i went there last month :'D
Danny P I went there back in the Summer.Had a Great experience in a Great Club with So much history! Terrific knowing my idols from '63 had Actually played there many times.
can't get it to play!
Pete Best, is a British musician, best known as the original drummer for The Beatles
John and him were best friends
Pete Best's Drumming is RAW...
love it!
also Money (that's what I want) with Pete is awesome
LONG LIVE PETE!
You can tell that this was before I wanna be your driver was published
Hey, no its not. The drummer pictured here is Pete Best. for sure.
Yes, the drummer pictured here is Pete Best and the drums are so pitiful on this record that it has to be Pete. Give him credit; he did a lot of work for the Beatles, but not musically.
Como se nota claramente que esta fue antes de que saliera I wanna be your driver de Chuck Berry
I love this version better than the one on Let it be. I wonder what open reel deck had the chance to record this. and where are the original tapes!
sounds sooo strange to hear this at such a slower pace
Raw but the song is there.....like the newer version !!!!
00:08 in this holiday i stood there too ;D
Does anyone know what happend to Hank, the orginal trombone player? He was only with the band for a short time, but wow could he play.
keep playing.