This was from a movie called "A Hard Day's Night". I went to Japan at the age of nine when the twist was all the rage in the U.S.. When I returned two years later, the twist was all the rage in Japan and I'd never heard of the Beatles. I couldn't understand why all my former friends seemed like they'd lost their minds over these guys till one of them took me to see this movie. The boys were charismatic, witty and I loved their music. The Beatles were heavily inspired by Chuck Berry, Little Richard and Arthur Alexander which you can hear in the music they played before they got famous when they used to play in the clubs. I recommend "Twist and Shout" for a little taste of that. Thanks for the reaction!
I went to see A Hard Day's Night when it came out. The girls in the theater were screaming almost as loud as the girls in the movie itself. Tell Me Why has got such a good groove and great harmonies. Thanks for playing this. Great memories.
The best movie ever done by a rock group partly because of the director Richard Lester and writer Alun Owen, and partly because of the natural charisma, talent and humor of The Beatles. The boys are charming and quirky in this movie but it perfectly captured Beatlemania and was very true depicting their life at the time despite being a made up story. Wonderful movie, A Hard Day’s Night. The album is wonderful as well. They are wonderful. Fun true/gross story: Girls lost control to the point they had to replace the seats in different venues. I think they had to do it twice for the Ed Sullivan show. That was the story I heard! Don’t hurt me if it’s not true! I suggest you watch the whole movie if you haven’t already. I saw you bopping to the music!
Great songs & fun reaction! You make me laugh! ❤ Glad you got quiet for the 2nd and 3rd song though. George's dancing while playing was cute & made me smile! . Love these early Beatles songs. "THIS BOY" & "I Saw her Standing There" are great songs too from this era!!!❤❤❤
You are witnessing Beatlemania! You literally could NOT hear the music over the girls screaming. And yes, girls passed out left and right in the audience, on the street, whereever! There has never been anything like it before or since.
Idk, Elvis Presley had quite the crazy girl following, lol. But it’s true that the Beatles stopped touring because they couldn’t hear themselves perform over the screams of the audiences in the stadiums.
They didn't even dream of cell phones back then. This performance is all them live with no technical enhancements. Tell Me Why is on of my top 10 Beatles songs and that is saying something. BTW. I am 75 years old. I grew up experiencing all of this as it happened. As wild as it seems it was wilder.
The Beatles were just so amazing live. Check out a live performance of them doing one of their early iconic live songs, Long Tall Sally. They would play this in their late teens and the audiences would just go nuts. It even got written into their contract that they could not play it when they were the house band at a club in Hamburg Germany before they broke huge. And yet they still always ended the show with it and people would just start throwing beer mugs around the room and bar stools and getting in fights and it was just insane. At one point the bar owner even tried to nail the bar stools into the wooden floor, but people still ripped them up and threw them around anyway. There's some pretty good footage from later on of this once they were famous but still in the early years. I've seen at least three or four different live cuts of it. This one is from a boxing arena where they rotated the stage every few songs so that everybody in the round got to have a frontal view of them. And once again yeah, they used it to conclude their show. You get a glimpse of how they must have been just two or three years earlier when they were even that much younger, with Ringo just going absolutely nuts: m.ruclips.net/video/ngp11MUUFWk/видео.html&pp=ygUcYmVhdGxlcyBsb25nIHRhbGwgc2FsbHkgbGl2ZQ%3D%3D
😂😂😂 don't know if I should laugh or cry, lol...I was 5 years old when this song came out...oh, woe is me!!! At least back then I could move around much better!!!
I am glad I was 17 when this movie came out, so I could enjoy Beatlemania and sit all day in the movie theater with my friends and watch "A Hard Day's Night" from the first showing through the last showing each day. I wish you had been older, you really missed out on a lot.
I saw them live at Dodger Stadium. What a night!! This is from "A Hard Days Night" movie. This is part of the climax where they finally get to their concert after many adventures. Fun movie. The Moody Blues toured with them in the early years.
This is from the Beatles first movie. It’s a comedy. It shows the band preparing to do a TV show. This is at the end when they are playing on the show. Really good movie.
No Buddy, not an Ipad in the EARLY/MID 1960s. LOL U do know this was NOT an actual "concert" but footage from one of the full length movies they made, to promote their album(s). The guy in the "control room" was a popular actor at the time. AND, near the end of this video, there is a scene showing two or three more ACTORS, seated in the "audience." ONE THING GENUINE, you're correct about : the girls in that staged TV appearance were GENUINELY fanatically infatuated with the fab four -- for shur. Monday, 11/04/2024
Beatles? Time to sing Beatles? OK! Friday night and I am singing Beatles! When I was a kid and had this album I certainly pondered if the titles of the songs were meant to go together lol Unfortunately I was born in 1968 and I would have been a great flower child if I had been born even 15 years earlier. I was a George Harrison fan and also Mike Nesmith from the Monkees. Barry Manilow, Billy Joel, journey, foreigner, Boston, Kansas, the cars, J Giles, loverboy, The Hooters, extreme, did I mention extreme? there’s no end to the great music I grew up with!
This was the iconic Movie A Hard Days Night, 1964, the Beatles first one, a comedy/musical. Beatle's on tour, Manager and Assistant, Paul's Grandfather smuggled on the trip by Paul, who causes trouble constantly. Beatles defying "Authority" and making music. Lots of hnd held csmera stuff, the scene you are seeig is the finally, the TV concert [not a staduim]. they did NOT have to convince the girls to scream for the movie. The audience the assisten manager had Grandather hadncuffed to him so he won't run away, and cause trouble, but he gets loose somehow and causes one more bit of trouble. The movie was done like a rock and roll movie should have been done, it was fu nny and fun, at the height of the young Beatles and Beatlemania. Even Ringo, the drummer, gets some solo acting work in this. it is very hard for the young to understand how reolutionary this was 60 years ago. Parents/ adults hated them and their long hair, religous groups called them heathens, the goverment officials called it a communist plot to to corrupt our youth, lol. The Beatles invented the long hair look for bands.
Phil Collins was in this audience watching the Beatles. Beatles influenced sooooo many artists. I'm halfway through and you've only made one comment on the music. 😂
I was in the 5th grade when the Beatles came to be! Still remember that Sunday night tuning into the Ed Sullivan Show to watch them for the first time in America!!!! LOL There was no such thing as a "porta potty" back then!!! I think that was part of the movie, A Hard Day's Night!
The Beatles’ fans were the wildest, loudest, most hysterical fans out of ANYONE. Crazier than Sinatra fans, Elvis fans, and MJ fans. They didn’t call it Beatlemania for nothing. Whenever they played a venue the staff of the theater would have wipe down the seats afterwards because girls would get so excited they would wet themselves. A friend of mine once told me that she took her young son to see them at the famous Shea Stadium concert and her ears were ringing for like half and hour after the show was over due to all the loud screaming. Girls were passing out. She never wanted to see them ever again after that. 😂
you need to keep watching it there was one more song called she loves you and the girls went crazy even more then this. the old man was paul's grandad in the movie.( not for real) the guy was their assistant manger in the movie. it was a comedy and he would always get them into trouble so they handcuffed him. lol. those kids were in grade school and there were boys screaming too. the school let out the kids and walked them across the street not telling them that they were going to see a beatles concert for free and be part of their movie. when the kids saw hem they went ballistic. ps all of that was real screaming it was not staged. ps.. rock legend Phil Collins was one of the kids. he was in 8th grade at the time.
Its the 60's, this is early Beatles. No I Pass or I Phones, no laptops. Computers were humorous and one would take up a whole room. This wss even before floppy disc desk top computers. Those were tv monitors, one for each camera angle. Those kids on the audience were young teens.. Paul was the cute one. Just him and Ringo ( the drummer) are still with us.. George died a couple of years ago and John wss shot and killed outside his home in N.Y.C. ( the killer asked for an autograph and then shot him)
I THINK you meant "the computers were HUMONGOUS (HUGE( NOT 'Humorous which means funny) George died more than a couple of years ago. He died on Nov. 29, 2001 (23 years ago ) from cancer. John was murdered on Dec.8, 1980, 2 months after his 40th birthday. Paul just had his 82nd birthday on June 18th, and Ringo will be 84 on July 7th, 2024. Both are still touring their own concerts separately, but at times showing up at each other's concerts and joining in for a couple of songs.
Those crazy chicks are why we never got to see them play. The screaming was so loud they couldnt hear themselves sing or play so they quit live performances. The Stones kept performing but they said the pee from them ran down the rows.
This was from 1964 - 60 years ago ! Brilliant band.
This was from a movie called "A Hard Day's Night". I went to Japan at the age of nine when the twist was all the rage in the U.S.. When I returned two years later, the twist was all the rage in Japan and I'd never heard of the Beatles. I couldn't understand why all my former friends seemed like they'd lost their minds over these guys till one of them took me to see this movie. The boys were charismatic, witty and I loved their music. The Beatles were heavily inspired by Chuck Berry, Little Richard and Arthur Alexander which you can hear in the music they played before they got famous when they used to play in the clubs. I recommend "Twist and Shout" for a little taste of that. Thanks for the reaction!
I was in Japan in 69 and they were crazy for the Beatles, their songs were playing everywhere I went.
It's a medley from A Hard Day's Night. And yes, they are the greatest of all time! Please, more Beatles!
I went to see A Hard Day's Night when it came out. The girls in the theater were screaming almost as loud as the girls in the movie itself. Tell Me Why has got such a good groove and great harmonies. Thanks for playing this. Great memories.
If I Fell is one of my favorites
3 of my favorites by them! This is the era I ❤ The Beatles 💜❤️💜❤️💜
A great time to be alive! My 2 sisters and and used to swing on the swing set for hours listening to the Beatles ❤
A Hard Days Night. Fun movie. You should see it. The boys were also natural comedians.
They’ll never be another Beatles in our life time. Yes, they were the best!
I pad or I phone?! 🤣 It's the control room! Those are called Monitors young man. This was their first film, A Hard Day's Night
He was just joshing around.
I think he meant a small object on the desktop. Or else, yup, just goofing off.
The best movie ever done by a rock group partly because of the director Richard Lester and writer Alun Owen, and partly because of the natural charisma, talent and humor of The Beatles. The boys are charming and quirky in this movie but it perfectly captured Beatlemania and was very true depicting their life at the time despite being a made up story. Wonderful movie, A Hard Day’s Night. The album is wonderful as well. They are wonderful. Fun true/gross story: Girls lost control to the point they had to replace the seats in different venues. I think they had to do it twice for the Ed Sullivan show. That was the story I heard! Don’t hurt me if it’s not true!
I suggest you watch the whole movie if you haven’t already. I saw you bopping to the music!
Great songs & fun reaction! You make me laugh! ❤ Glad you got quiet for the 2nd and 3rd song though. George's dancing while playing was cute & made me smile! . Love these early Beatles songs. "THIS BOY" & "I Saw her Standing There" are great songs too from this era!!!❤❤❤
My favorite Beatles song is Because. It’s just soooooo chefs kiss
That wasn't an IPad or Ipone. That, my friend, is a switcher. They still use similar tech today, updated, of course, for radio, and TV production.
You are witnessing Beatlemania! You literally could NOT hear the music over the girls screaming. And yes, girls passed out left and right in the audience, on the street, whereever! There has never been anything like it before or since.
Idk, Elvis Presley had quite the crazy girl following, lol. But it’s true that the Beatles stopped touring because they couldn’t hear themselves perform over the screams of the audiences in the stadiums.
OMG!! The Beatles!!❤. Love this!! Great music 🎶
They didn't even dream of cell phones back then. This performance is all them live with no technical enhancements. Tell Me Why is on of my top 10 Beatles songs and that is saying something. BTW. I am 75 years old. I grew up experiencing all of this as it happened. As wild as it seems it was wilder.
I am 77 so I experienced all this TOO, saw them in concert in on Sept. 15, 1964 and again on Aug.,14, 1966 when I was 19, both were in Cleveland.
The Beatles were just so amazing live. Check out a live performance of them doing one of their early iconic live songs, Long Tall Sally. They would play this in their late teens and the audiences would just go nuts. It even got written into their contract that they could not play it when they were the house band at a club in Hamburg Germany before they broke huge.
And yet they still always ended the show with it and people would just start throwing beer mugs around the room and bar stools and getting in fights and it was just insane. At one point the bar owner even tried to nail the bar stools into the wooden floor, but people still ripped them up and threw them around anyway. There's some pretty good footage from later on of this once they were famous but still in the early years. I've seen at least three or four different live cuts of it.
This one is from a boxing arena where they rotated the stage every few songs so that everybody in the round got to have a frontal view of them. And once again yeah, they used it to conclude their show. You get a glimpse of how they must have been just two or three years earlier when they were even that much younger, with Ringo just going absolutely nuts:
m.ruclips.net/video/ngp11MUUFWk/видео.html&pp=ygUcYmVhdGxlcyBsb25nIHRhbGwgc2FsbHkgbGl2ZQ%3D%3D
😂😂😂 don't know if I should laugh or cry, lol...I was 5 years old when this song came out...oh, woe is me!!! At least back then I could move around much better!!!
I am glad I was 17 when this movie came out, so I could enjoy Beatlemania and sit all day in the movie theater with my friends and watch "A Hard Day's Night" from the first showing through the last showing each day. I wish you had been older, you really missed out on a lot.
Yes, this comes from an early black and white movie called Hard Days Night (after one of their hit songs). It's a pretty good movie of early Beatles
Filming the movie was when George Harrison met Patty Boyd, his 1st wife, who left him for his best friend, Eric Clapton!
George dropped the ball on that one. I mean Ringo's wife was cute but losing Pattie Boyd over?
When I was 13 u waited fir hours I. The rain to get tickets to the Beatles 1st movie, A Hard Days Night. Still have it on DVD!!
I saw them live at Dodger Stadium. What a night!! This is from "A Hard Days Night" movie. This is part of the climax where they finally get to their concert after many adventures. Fun movie. The Moody Blues toured with them in the early years.
It’s from their 1st movie, A Hard Days Night.
You should check it out. It’s fun.
This is from the Beatles first movie. It’s a comedy. It shows the band preparing to do a TV show. This is at the end when they are playing on the show. Really good movie.
Try getting a ticket for a Paul McCartney gig now, he’s 82!!
lol, this is from the movie "a hard day's night"
No Buddy, not an Ipad in the EARLY/MID 1960s. LOL
U do know this was NOT an actual "concert" but footage from one of the full length movies they made, to promote their album(s). The guy in the "control room" was a popular actor at the time. AND, near the end of this video, there is a scene showing two or three more ACTORS, seated in the "audience."
ONE THING GENUINE, you're correct about : the girls in that staged TV appearance were GENUINELY fanatically infatuated with the fab four -- for shur.
Monday, 11/04/2024
Beatles? Time to sing Beatles? OK! Friday night and I am singing Beatles!
When I was a kid and had this album I certainly pondered if the titles of the songs were meant to go together lol
Unfortunately I was born in 1968 and I would have been a great flower child if I had been born even 15 years earlier.
I was a George Harrison fan and also Mike Nesmith from the Monkees. Barry Manilow, Billy Joel, journey, foreigner, Boston, Kansas, the cars, J Giles, loverboy, The Hooters, extreme, did I mention extreme? there’s no end to the great music I grew up with!
Okay I knew nearly all of those, however I have NEVER heard of The Hooters! Maybe they didn’t get all the way Down Under! lol!
This was the iconic Movie A Hard Days Night, 1964, the Beatles first one, a comedy/musical. Beatle's on tour, Manager and Assistant, Paul's Grandfather smuggled on the trip by Paul, who causes trouble constantly. Beatles defying "Authority" and making music. Lots of hnd held csmera stuff, the scene you are seeig is the finally, the TV concert [not a staduim]. they did NOT have to convince the girls to scream for the movie. The audience the assisten manager had Grandather hadncuffed to him so he won't run away, and cause trouble, but he gets loose somehow and causes one more bit of trouble. The movie was done like a rock and roll movie should have been done, it was fu nny and fun, at the height of the young Beatles and Beatlemania. Even Ringo, the drummer, gets some solo acting work in this. it is very hard for the young to understand how reolutionary this was 60 years ago. Parents/ adults hated them and their long hair, religous groups called them heathens, the goverment officials called it a communist plot to to corrupt our youth, lol. The Beatles invented the long hair look for bands.
The sound this band created, in mid 60's , was never heard before...maybe like a caveman seeing fire for first time...lol
Phil Collins was in this audience watching the Beatles. Beatles influenced sooooo many artists. I'm halfway through and you've only made one comment on the music. 😂
From the film A HARD DAY'S NIGHT
That’s probably from their film, A HARD DAY’S NIGHT.
I was in the 5th grade when the Beatles came to be! Still remember that Sunday night tuning into the Ed Sullivan Show to watch them for the first time in America!!!! LOL There was no such thing as a "porta potty" back then!!! I think that was part of the movie, A Hard Day's Night!
It's funny how these girls look so much younger than what our teenagers look like today!
i pads were about 45 years in the future from this...
私は70歳のEXO-Lです。ビートルズは10歳の頃から聴いています。もちろん今でも😊とっても懐かしくビートルズは永遠♾️です。もちろんEXOも永遠です🎉🎉🎉
I’m 71 right there with you
そうですね。同じ時代に生きてきました。
You see the behind the scenes because this is a clip from one of their movies.
Try listening to Paul singing Oh Darling.
Possibly the coolest Tshirr I've ever seen. I'd wear one if I weren't so white, lol. (Although, come to think of it... )
The Beatles’ fans were the wildest, loudest, most hysterical fans out of ANYONE. Crazier than Sinatra fans, Elvis fans, and MJ fans. They didn’t call it Beatlemania for nothing. Whenever they played a venue the staff of the theater would have wipe down the seats afterwards because girls would get so excited they would wet themselves. A friend of mine once told me that she took her young son to see them at the famous Shea Stadium concert and her ears were ringing for like half and hour after the show was over due to all the loud screaming. Girls were passing out. She never wanted to see them ever again after that. 😂
Great stuff, check out movie Hard Days Night
it was from the movie a hard days night in 1964. u should watch it. its amazing
I was 14 years old and I remember my parents being absolutely horrified by the length of their hair 😂😂😂💙👵🏼✌🏼
No "I" anything in 1964.
you need to keep watching it there was one more song called she loves you and the girls went crazy even more then this. the old man was paul's grandad in the movie.( not for real) the guy was their assistant manger in the movie. it was a comedy and he would always get them into trouble so they handcuffed him. lol. those kids were in grade school and there were boys screaming too. the school let out the kids and walked them across the street not telling them that they were going to see a beatles concert for free and be part of their movie. when the kids saw hem they went ballistic. ps all of that was real screaming it was not staged. ps.. rock legend Phil Collins was one of the kids. he was in 8th grade at the time.
Next one - "Ticket To Ride" - Pls :)
Those guys wore suits and had the girls screaming. Now, you basically have to wear a wifebeater and jeans.
Its the 60's, this is early Beatles. No I Pass or I Phones, no laptops. Computers were humorous and one would take up a whole room. This wss even before floppy disc desk top computers. Those were tv monitors, one for each camera angle. Those kids on the audience were young teens.. Paul was the cute one. Just him and Ringo ( the drummer) are still with us.. George died a couple of years ago and John wss shot and killed outside his home in N.Y.C. ( the killer asked for an autograph and then shot him)
I THINK you meant "the computers were HUMONGOUS (HUGE( NOT 'Humorous which means funny) George died more than a couple of years ago. He died on Nov. 29, 2001 (23 years ago ) from cancer. John was murdered on Dec.8, 1980, 2 months after his 40th birthday. Paul just had his 82nd birthday on June 18th, and Ringo will be 84 on July 7th, 2024. Both are still touring their own concerts separately, but at times showing up at each other's concerts and joining in for a couple of songs.
I’ve heard the most prominent smell at a Beatles was urine. The girls kept pissing their pants.
Ok but what did you think of the music
It's the movie hards day night
No Ipads in the 60's, believe me, I was a teen in the 60's. I think what you saw was some sort of switch or something like it.
Not an Ipad or anything else like it, that stuff did not exist at that time.
Sexy Sadie is a great Beatles song. Nobodies playin it.
More beatles ps
They don't have iPads...
No iPhone/ipad. Seriously😂😂😂😂❤️
There are no ipads😂
If you didn't Live through "Beatlemania" , You really have no idea . You had to be there ...... just sayin' 🙂
Harmonys are off the hook
60 yrs ago , no I pad , no Apple anything.... DUH
Across the universe, song of the beatles ..please
It's a medley
Port-a-potties? It was a straight urine fest at these concerts. Many is the story of the unfortunate souls who had to clean up in the aftermath.
iPad … you have no idea!
I think that iPad was an actual pad of paper, probably lined. 😉
Those crazy chicks are why we never got to see them play. The screaming was so loud they couldnt hear themselves sing or play so they quit live performances. The Stones kept performing but they said the pee from them ran down the rows.
Es gracioso que la mayoría de tomas parece de público son puras niñas y luego se mira que hay señores de 60 años también xdd
Tooo many interruptions spoil the immersion ...
ruclips.net/video/TPzGZQINL0o/видео.htmlsi=NSiMXXZeBd_1O99g. Rooftop concert
Oh hell noooo, another one that just can’t listen….im out
Those versions are just terrible
You should listen to the studio versions
These are the studio versions. 🫤