I agree. If you get a chance, check out the footage of them playing ‘I Saw Her Standing There’ at Washington Coliseum. Ringo goes wild during George’s lead. 2:21
Love how John admires Paul singing and adapting his guitar riffs to it. And later on how Paul steps aside to give George and John all the attention during their solos. A truly great chemistry between the four of them.
Not really. Lennon saw the incredible talent and ambition in Paul. But he wasn't in love with him or in envy. Well, perhaps he was jealous of Paul's ability to play multiple instruments very well, such as piano, and not just guitar and bass (Lennon was a good guitarist, but played very rudimentary piano). But Paul was more envious of Lennon's ability to come up with lyrics and his originality in writing songs.Paul wrote sweet pop love songs, while Lennon wrote pop love songs involving jealousy, anger, frustration, and sadness: "You've Got to Hide your Love Away", "You Can't do That", "No Reply", "Ticket To Ride". All of these songs flipped the script on the typical Pop love song back in the early/mid 1960's. I am not trying to take anything away from Macca. He is a once in a century phenomena. But to say that Lennon envied Macca, is just not true. Macca envied Lennon.
@@Charleybones so you agree each one has its uniqe ability, you like one's better and assume that the other would envy that. that's not a unlikely thing to be real but it's like based on any real fact or evidence?
@@Charleybones macca never was envied lennon.... in the 70's with the release of band on the run until nowadays paul too much better musician and writer
@@joselefian8129 Google global truth project and read "the Present" to see the truth about life/death. Nothing is more important than checking it is true, especially pgs 1-4
This shows how much of a showman Paul McCartney is. He drives the entire band in this performance; you can even see John singing (away from the microphone) just by the pure enjoyment of it. Is also especial to see this during (according to all records) a period of more screams than music. This video is GOLD!!
Paul was the core of the band's energy on stage. He's seducing the audience, delivering that astonishing vocal, playing a different melody on the bass at the same time, and also OH YEAH he wrote that song! The people whop dismiss him as fluff have their head up their ass.
This version is so good. Paul's incredibly powerful vocal performance, Ringo killing it on the drums, George's improved guitar solo, John rocking it in the background! Awesome!
Ringo killing it on the drums? 🤣; you obviously haven't heard Death-Metal music, their percussionists are so talented they make Ringo seem like a novice.
McCartney KILLS it here--INCREDIBLE!! (And George's solo has the classic early-Beatles Rickenbacker "jangle.") To this day, no other band is their equal!!
I have watched this video countless times in my life ,and even today Over 50 year's later still get the same fantastic feeling watching them . ''love em love em love em love em" Paul so so so Handsome he's ma Boy love the other three .But have to say Paul does it for me .Fab Fab Fab Fab Beatles for ever and ever more Amen 🙏. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@headshotsongs9465 he got Paul in the Quarrymen not the Beatles. The Beatles were founded by Paul John George and Pete. Stop taking credit away please
They had every quality imaginable..wrote great songs, performed great, looked great, sang great harmonies. They had it all. No other band has had such a strong impact on music. Today Paul says "We were a good little group." understatement of the century..
I love when you see John,Paul or George singing along even when they are not even in the song itself. This live song is a classic example of that with John singing to himself pretty much the whole song.
Wow, what a lad stepping back for George's solo like that. I'm sure it was customary for them to do, but when its your song and you sing it, it can be easy to get caught up in the spotlight, Paul made room and I really can't help but acknowledge that.
@@jameshadley3014 He did exactly the same thing at a tribute concert with loads of other big stars. Doing Abbey Road Medley and Mark Knopfler went into a solo, and Paul quite deliberately stepped aside and lifted his hand away from his guitar so people would realise that it was Mark, and not him
Paul sings this - his best performance- with the feel and praising of a young Ray Charles or Otis Redding sped up a bit - wow so soulful!! John’s mind is being blown!
OBSERVAD , CADA UNO, TENIA TOTAL RESPONSABILIDAD CLAVE EN CADA OBRA MAESTRA....... GEORGE HARRISON,...... EL BEATLE "QUIETO",..... EN SI NO TENIA NADA DE QUIETO,.... EL NO ERA LA VOZ PRINCIPAL, YA QUE TENIA TOTAL CONCENTRACIÓN.... YA QUE ERA RESPONSABLE DE LA 1 RA GUITARRA DEL GRUPO...... Y COMO PRIMERA GUITARRA, DE EL DEPENDÍA TODA LA COLUMNA RÍTMICA DE LOS ACORDES, RITMOS, TIEMPOS DE CADA CANCIÓN..... EN ESTA OBRA MAESTRAS SE PUEDE VER NITIDAMENTE SU RESPONSABILIDAD DE 1RA GUITARRA, POR EJEMPLO DESDE 1:11 - AL 1:26........ GEORGE HARRISON EL BEATLE MISTICO.
"Can't Buy Me Love" was a huge hit for The Beatles. It was #1 in the U.S. for 5 weeks and for 3 weeks in the U.K. It was the sixth highest selling single in the U.K. of the 1960s. When this performance took place (April 26th, 1964) the song was in it's fourth week at #1 in the U.S. The Beatles had held the top 5 spots on the U.S. Billboard chart on the first week that it reached #1 (April 4th, 1964)... and it was their third consecutive #1 song (the first time any band had gone back to back to back at the top of the chart with three different songs). It also made the largest jump to #1 - as it went from #27 to #1 in it's second week on the chart. The Beatles performed the song live 168 times in the mid 1960s - and McCartney has done it another 376 times after the group disbanded... for a total of 544 live performances of "Can't Buy Me Love" by Paul.
@@phillipbachelor3884 - Ooops... I did have a typo (1963 was meant to be 1964)). They hadn't even been to the US in 1963... so of course it was 1964. I corrected it. I had written 1964 in the sentence before. It was ab obvious typo.
Real feelings. An iconic moment. The singular "beat" , can be heared. The dry hit of Ringo and the muted riffs of the guitars. Each one loving what the friend are doing. Supreme.
Amazing, Powerful...Paul McCartney, people! What a showman! PS: how marvelous is to see the way John reacted to him, those good times of The Beatles when they admire each other!
Pattie Boyd said George Harrison was the most beautiful man she’d ever seen. I totally agree. This video was from a performance only a few months after they met. Also, kudos to Paul for putting 1,000% into these vocals. Awesome.
My favourite part of this is when georges solo comes on and paul steps all the way back behind him to give george the limelight for his solo. It truly shows the kind of character Macca had
Да, что-то в этих мальчишках было... такое, что, если уж возьмёт за душу - не отпустит до конца жизни...🤩 Смотрю на этих парней, смотрю на их восторженную публику и сама душой - МОЛОДА!!! Буду помирать, попрошу поставить мне БИТЛЗ... и смерть отступит!😂
When the song is about to start, the way Paul moves up to the microphone is very cool like a cheetah approaches its prey. Unlike other singing performances, can't buy me love starts without the band saying the title of the song, which must have flabbergasted the audience in a very good way. It would have been a very exciting time when people were able to listen to this superb song of the Beatles live. Sounds like even John couldn't resist the temptation to rock to this delightful ditty. The fantastic band ever!
Those really are great guitars. Alas, if it weren't for the Beatles and Chris Squire, they probably would have gone out of business years ago. Still going strong, and haven't skimped on quality like some other notable "classic" brands.
@@ADRIANMcMANUSgastro-winetours I've got a 370/12 in maple glo, but even Roger says that George's in the movie A Hard Day's Night inspired him to purchase his!
@@misterschubert3242 that's very true.. I once had a 325, but it was a devil to keep in tune. I became frustrated with it in the end, so I moved it on...
@@misterschubert3242 Not just RIckenbacker, but Ludwig drums. Ringo Starr pretty much put Ludwig on the map with his drum kit. When Ringo bought the drum kit in London, the salesman said he would remove the Ludwig logo from the bass drum, with Ringo telling him not to do it. Because of product placement with Rickenbackers and Ludwig, these companies have enjoyed immense success thanks to two Beatles.
Me llama mucho la atención como lo mira John a Paul mientras interpreta esta canción. Con muchísima admiración. Una de las mejores interpretaciones de Paul, se nota todo el poder de su voz, su despliegue escénico e instrumental. Un genio. Simplemente, un genio.
What a treasure this is-Paul living out his boyhood dreams of becoming a rocker, a cameraman who focuses on George’s playing, and Ringo back there knocking it out of the park. And in color! Any criticisms of Ringo are just wrong-he doesn’t go flat out crazy with the head banging like Animal in the Muppets, but you can see how he kicks songs like these into a higher gear that’s just astounding...
I've always thought of John as of a self-absorbed fellow. But when I learned how much he was supportive of Paul in recording "Hey Jude" and how he was encouraging George in making "Something" ("...if you don't currently have all the lyrics, just mumble something for now; sometimes it takes a week or two for the right lyrics to come") and how he afterwards called "Hey Jude" Paul's masterpiece and "Something" the most beautiful song on "Abbey Road", I changed my opinion.
I love how into this John and George are, John is completely engaged and still can't help singing the ditched chorus 'ohhhh's off-mic lol, love the bit where George visibly reins his enthusiasm back to that cool demeanour too, the ultimate band firing on all cylinders, what's not to like? Beautifully filmed/framed too
That Rickenbacker almost growling sound out of clean amps really drives this song and Paul is dead on,.well they all are in fact , they just played live for years and got so damn good!!!!
Paul McCartney arguably had the best vocal range and was the best all-round in musical ability in The Beatles, but, in truth, none of it would have worked if any one of them had been taken out of the group; they all complimented each other so well, which is why they became the musical phenomenon they were - nothing like it, before or since. Plain and simple. Thanks for uploading.
Last interview John did he said he loved Paul, that families have their issues, but at the end of the day he would do anything for him and he said he believed Paul would too.
Love, love, love it. I was blessed to have seen them in concert once & I will NEVER forget it. I miss them so very much. Paul really rocked this song. Everyone in my family knows to buy me anything related to The Beatles when we draw names at Christmas.
One hundred years from now, when the internet has been around for at least that long, people watching these videos will find it hard to comprehend that there was ever this kind of reaction to a rock and roll band.
Gosh, once I heard Paul's gorgeous vocals, I felt like I was hypnotized. I AM SO IN LOVE WITH HIM!! And plus, this songs is pretty fun to choreograph for a trio of backup dancers. :)
Can't buy me love, love Can't buy me love I'll buy you a diamond ring my friend if it makes you feel alright I'll get you anything my friend if it makes you feel alright Cos I don't care too much for money, and money can't buy me love I'll give you all I got to give if you say you'll love me too I may not have a lot to give but what I got I'll give to you I don't care too much for money, money can't buy me love Can't buy me love, everybody tells me so Can't buy me love, no no no, no Say you don't need no diamond ring and I'll be satisfied Tell me that you want the kind of thing that money just can't buy I don't care too much for money, money can't buy me love Owww…
I was in my freshman year in the University when this song was released, and now I am retired. How time flies, but the song is still good to listen and enjoy.
Absolutely brilliant! Back in the days (that are now so long ago) when a group could actually write, sing and play. But then again, that is all The Beatles did!
Yes there are, but not writing songs that are as individual and distinct as Lennon / McCartney wrote. One example is, who are they, and will they be known / remembered in 50 years time? Abba also wrote and performed many of there own songs as did (does) U2; but they are not remembered like The Beatles are, who had and are still having a true impact on music.
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Paul’s vocals, George’s lead, John’s rhythm and Ringo’s mad drums. No wonder they’re the best rock and rollers of all time.
Also there fantastic songwriting.
Four redneck guys from Liverpool play energy rock and roll. Amazing
The true Kings of rock and roll ❤️
If Paul and Ringo were to come together to perform at a Beatles tribute concert, how would it go?
I agree. If you get a chance, check out the footage of them playing ‘I Saw Her Standing There’ at Washington Coliseum. Ringo goes wild during George’s lead. 2:21
What a powerful vocal by Paul of a song that is not easy to sing live. Not only very intense but not a lot of time to breathe.
Daniel Achille yes! A G start to finish. But then think of Long Tall Sally when Paul does a B-flat start to finish. That bum. ;)
I noticed he backed off the mic and out of the way when George took his solo.
Adding some harmony vocals by Lennon would have lifted the song up, for sure.
@@hansverschoormans John looks like he wants to be singing lol
There are live recordings were you litterely hear him wrecking his voice on this song.....
Love how John admires Paul singing and adapting his guitar riffs to it. And later on how Paul steps aside to give George and John all the attention during their solos. A truly great chemistry between the four of them.
Ringo Starr: 👁👄👁
@@Sali_unboxes he's just trying kill the drums, don't worry about it.
The greatest!
Before yoko
But on the rooftop-performance, John didn't look amazed by "Paul's" voice anymore.
Paul McCartney is from another planet. How can he be so awesome? GOD HE IS SO GOOD
In his early 20's then. They grew up quick.
You can say that again .He is perfect .❤️
He was only 21 at this time! Very impressive.
Paul was so nervous 😬 when the Beatles first performed. No sign of that here!
@Murielle Le Blanc God had a lot of fun creating that one!
John's enjoying Paul singing like he's part of the audience. Fantastic live Beatles.
Yes, spot on! I LOVE seeing that - a glimpse of how close they truly were.
In this video:
John: The Cool Kid
Paul: The Rockstar
George: The Silent but Powerful
Ringo: The Sitting-Dance Machine
George great!! 💯💟
They're better then bts
George is great ❣️
Ringo: vibin'
@@rudyrodriguez581 why compare them to bts? The beatles are legends who make rock music. Bts is just a kpop group who people like now and days.
John staring at Paul shows that he idolizes him. It’s like he’s proud of his best friend.
Not really. Lennon saw the incredible talent and ambition in Paul. But he wasn't in love with him or in envy. Well, perhaps he was jealous of Paul's ability to play multiple instruments very well, such as piano, and not just guitar and bass (Lennon was a good guitarist, but played very rudimentary piano). But Paul was more envious of Lennon's ability to come up with lyrics and his originality in writing songs.Paul wrote sweet pop love songs, while Lennon wrote pop love songs involving jealousy, anger, frustration, and sadness: "You've Got to Hide your Love Away", "You Can't do That", "No Reply", "Ticket To Ride". All of these songs flipped the script on the typical Pop love song back in the early/mid 1960's. I am not trying to take anything away from Macca. He is a once in a century phenomena. But to say that Lennon envied Macca, is just not true. Macca envied Lennon.
He would soon just stare at Yoko
@@Charleybones so you agree each one has its uniqe ability, you like one's better and assume that the other would envy that. that's not a unlikely thing to be real but it's like based on any real fact or evidence?
@@Charleybones macca never was envied lennon.... in the 70's with the release of band on the run until nowadays paul too much better musician and writer
John absolutely idolized Paul.
There will never be another Beatles they were were the best.
Just take a moment to appreciate how John's looking to Paul. DAMN.
he was keen back then
“John was blind like a bat”
George Harrison.
I think John looks paul siluet 😂
One of the best bromances in history.
@@joselefian8129 Google global truth project and read "the Present" to see the truth about life/death. Nothing is more important than checking it is true, especially pgs 1-4
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This is pretty intense. George bending the notes on a 12-string is nothing to sneeze at! High energy indeed! 😻
I love how much Paul loves performing.
The best group ever
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This shows how much of a showman Paul McCartney is. He drives the entire band in this performance; you can even see John singing (away from the microphone) just by the pure enjoyment of it. Is also especial to see this during (according to all records) a period of more screams than music. This video is GOLD!!
@@saulbenjamin1024 stop with the cringe
Paul was the core of the band's energy on stage. He's seducing the audience, delivering that astonishing vocal, playing a different melody on the bass at the same time, and also OH YEAH he wrote that song! The people whop dismiss him as fluff have their head up their ass.
@@loosilu completely agree!
@@loosilu so true!
All that and you can hear how clean his bass playing still is
Paul really knocks it out of the park at 0:54
Exacly....and the reaction from John and George...love how they interacted with each other. back in the gigs cycle...
Let it be. Probably looking at Paul for visual queues, probably couldn’t even hear themselves think
What about 1:10 he's just like
Aight I'm out
Indeed
NOOOOOOOO!
No gimmicks here. Just pure 100% driving rock n roll talent.
The way he sings “Much for money” is fantastic. ENERGY.
Bts won't last
@@rudyrodriguez581 obviously
This performance will pale into insignificance after you've listened to Death-Metal.
John is in admiration of Paul throughout the whole song. He watched him for 90% of the tune. With reason, what a performance by McArtney. Wow.
I love Paul’s hair! And his voice! And his face! As a matter of fact I love everything about him! And that goes for all of them
Me too
I Love all about him, paul.😍
paul's hair is better a lil bit raggy
@@arzufbkz6099 What do you mean?
He’s Perfect 💕
Agree with you
All 4 of them were brilliant in 1964. And all these years later......they are even more important. What a gift we were given.
John is in a trance in this clip, love it so much. It’s like he’s in the audience marveling at how good the Beatles are
John is not in a trance in this clip.
No autotune...pure talent...music today should listen and learn!!!!.
IKR?
John, Paul, George and Ringo. Tight band.
Paul sang this song right from the beginning. The Beatles brought happiness to millions.
Paul’s vocal is inspired and flawless ❤
For vocals you can't beat Death-Metal music.
I love how Paul steps back during George’s guitar solo and watches him shine. His vocals are also amazing in this song too
This is the most rock and roll I've ever seen paul get. Crazy energy
This version is so good. Paul's incredibly powerful vocal performance, Ringo killing it on the drums, George's improved guitar solo, John rocking it in the background! Awesome!
you can see that's not Ringo can't you?
@@jackjohnson6339 That's Ringo for sure
No one has that sound like Ringo. He smokes!
@@jackjohnson6339 Who is that at 1:24.
Ringo killing it on the drums? 🤣; you obviously haven't heard Death-Metal music, their percussionists are so talented they make Ringo seem like a novice.
John looked at Paul with such pride and admiration... They were so magical🤧💕
McCartney KILLS it here--INCREDIBLE!! (And George's solo has the classic early-Beatles Rickenbacker "jangle.") To this day, no other band is their equal!!
I have watched this video countless times in my life ,and even today Over 50 year's later still get the same fantastic feeling watching them . ''love em love em love em love em" Paul so so so Handsome he's ma Boy love the other three .But have to say Paul does it for me .Fab Fab Fab Fab Beatles for ever and ever more Amen 🙏. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
John singing along at 1:27 when he is no where near the mic tells me he liked this song of Paul's.
He got Paul in the band. That band became Lennon/McCartney. Then George. then Ringo.
@@headshotsongs9465 he got Paul in the Quarrymen not the Beatles. The Beatles were founded by Paul John George and Pete.
Stop taking credit away please
They had every quality imaginable..wrote great songs, performed great, looked great, sang great harmonies. They had it all. No other band has had such a strong impact on music. Today Paul says "We were a good little group." understatement of the century..
Paul McCartney died on 11 September 1966. Today we have William Shepherd (born 1937)
Liverpool lads. Knocked out the world.
They had the best drummer and rhythm guitarist and in my opinion singer.
@@justiceforjamespaulmccartney you my good sir, are an idiot
@@justiceforjamespaulmccartney Really???
I love when you see John,Paul or George singing along even when they are not even in the song itself. This live song is a classic example of that with John singing to himself pretty much the whole song.
Just enjoying the moment. They knew Paul hit a home run with this song. #1 world hit.
I love how intense this version is. Fantastic.
extremely epic
even better than the studio version 😌
Wow, what a lad stepping back for George's solo like that. I'm sure it was customary for them to do, but when its your song and you sing it, it can be easy to get caught up in the spotlight, Paul made room and I really can't help but acknowledge that.
Yeah, that's a gorgeous solo George plays. The whole song swings so well live.
@@jameshadley3014 He did exactly the same thing at a tribute concert with loads of other big stars. Doing Abbey Road Medley and Mark Knopfler went into a solo, and Paul quite deliberately stepped aside and lifted his hand away from his guitar so people would realise that it was Mark, and not him
Ringo deserves so much more credit. Smashing away like there’s no tomorrow. What a fucking great band.
Ringo is just straight up vibing
@@anjaliguitaristpenguin9578 In a world of his own. Just playing.
Ringo HAD to play loud and hard. He wasn't amplified.
Ringo is nothing compared to percussionists in Death-Metal music who can play drums at 400 BPM, whereas Ringo barely played 12 BPM 😂
Paul sings this - his best performance- with the feel and praising of a young Ray Charles or Otis Redding sped up
a bit - wow so soulful!!
John’s mind is being blown!
Ok. Yes Paul rocks it BUT look at John. He looks so cool.
OBSERVAD , CADA UNO, TENIA TOTAL RESPONSABILIDAD CLAVE EN CADA OBRA MAESTRA....... GEORGE HARRISON,...... EL BEATLE "QUIETO",..... EN SI NO TENIA NADA DE QUIETO,.... EL NO ERA LA VOZ PRINCIPAL, YA QUE TENIA TOTAL CONCENTRACIÓN.... YA QUE ERA RESPONSABLE DE LA 1 RA GUITARRA DEL GRUPO...... Y COMO PRIMERA GUITARRA, DE EL DEPENDÍA TODA LA COLUMNA RÍTMICA DE LOS ACORDES, RITMOS, TIEMPOS DE CADA CANCIÓN..... EN ESTA OBRA MAESTRAS SE PUEDE VER NITIDAMENTE SU RESPONSABILIDAD DE 1RA GUITARRA, POR EJEMPLO DESDE 1:11 - AL 1:26........ GEORGE HARRISON EL BEATLE MISTICO.
John was ALWAYS cool. :D
indeed man!
Agreed
all of them always cool wtf
even they had a pee or poop
Paul sings so powerful! Such an power was hidden in that young man.
"Can't Buy Me Love" was a huge hit for The Beatles. It was #1 in the U.S. for 5 weeks and for 3 weeks in the U.K. It was the sixth highest selling single in the U.K. of the 1960s. When this performance took place (April 26th, 1964) the song was in it's fourth week at #1 in the U.S. The Beatles had held the top 5 spots on the U.S. Billboard chart on the first week that it reached #1 (April 4th, 1964)... and it was their third consecutive #1 song (the first time any band had gone back to back to back at the top of the chart with three different songs). It also made the largest jump to #1 - as it went from #27 to #1 in it's second week on the chart. The Beatles performed the song live 168 times in the mid 1960s - and McCartney has done it another 376 times after the group disbanded... for a total of 544 live performances of "Can't Buy Me Love" by Paul.
@@phillipbachelor3884 - Ooops... I did have a typo (1963 was meant to be 1964)). They hadn't even been to the US in 1963... so of course it was 1964. I corrected it.
I had written 1964 in the sentence before. It was ab obvious typo.
Love John's lip syncing at the back, George's head bobbing and Paul's overall craziness.
Real feelings. An iconic moment. The singular "beat" , can be heared. The dry hit of Ringo and the muted riffs of the guitars. Each one loving what the friend are doing. Supreme.
paul voice so perfect ❤
60 years later, he still singing with the same energy. Paul rocks!🤘❤
Amazing, Powerful...Paul McCartney, people! What a showman! PS: how marvelous is to see the way John reacted to him, those good times of The Beatles when they admire each other!
Pattie Boyd said George Harrison was the most beautiful man she’d ever seen. I totally agree. This video was from a performance only a few months after they met. Also, kudos to Paul for putting 1,000% into these vocals. Awesome.
He indeed was an extremely good looking man 🥰
My favourite part of this is when georges solo comes on and paul steps all the way back behind him to give george the limelight for his solo. It truly shows the kind of character Macca had
When Macca screams ''Nooooooooooooo'' at 053, George and Lenni get absolutely excited.. The best band ever.
@MusicalElitist1 Lennon
@@norbeymusichu1888 Lenni is John’s nickname
Да, что-то в этих мальчишках было... такое, что, если уж возьмёт за душу - не отпустит до конца жизни...🤩 Смотрю на этих парней, смотрю на их восторженную публику и сама душой - МОЛОДА!!!
Буду помирать, попрошу поставить мне БИТЛЗ... и смерть отступит!😂
How many artists these days take a bow at the end......Thank you for listening.
When the song is about to start, the way Paul moves up to the microphone is very cool like a cheetah approaches its prey. Unlike other singing performances, can't buy me love starts without the band saying the title of the song, which must have flabbergasted the audience in a very good way. It would have been a very exciting time when people were able to listen to this superb song of the Beatles live. Sounds like even John couldn't resist the temptation to rock to this delightful ditty. The fantastic band ever!
One of my favorite George guitar solos. That Rickenbacker 12 string had great tone.
Those really are great guitars. Alas, if it weren't for the Beatles and Chris Squire, they probably would have gone out of business years ago. Still going strong, and haven't skimped on quality like some other notable "classic" brands.
@@misterschubert3242 And R. McGuinn too.
@@ADRIANMcMANUSgastro-winetours I've got a 370/12 in maple glo, but even Roger says that George's in the movie A Hard Day's Night inspired him to purchase his!
@@misterschubert3242 that's very true.. I once had a 325, but it was a devil to keep in tune. I became frustrated with it in the end, so I moved it on...
@@misterschubert3242 Not just RIckenbacker, but Ludwig drums. Ringo Starr pretty much put Ludwig on the map with his drum kit. When Ringo bought the drum kit in London, the salesman said he would remove the Ludwig logo from the bass drum, with Ringo telling him not to do it. Because of product placement with Rickenbackers and Ludwig, these companies have enjoyed immense success thanks to two Beatles.
Never have that much talent again in a band so many hits
Very passionate performance...the best band of all time, hands down
the vocals of this song are like a fusion between McCartney's slow and soft style and Lennon's screams. i love it
Nah, Paul could howl as well. His screams are legendary
Me llama mucho la atención como lo mira John a Paul mientras interpreta esta canción. Con muchísima admiración. Una de las mejores interpretaciones de Paul, se nota todo el poder de su voz, su despliegue escénico e instrumental. Un genio. Simplemente, un genio.
A mí también me llamo la atención muchísimo eso
Amen. 💖
This was their best performance ever.
this one and the rooftop gig
What a treasure this is-Paul living out his boyhood dreams of becoming a rocker, a cameraman who focuses on George’s playing, and Ringo back there knocking it out of the park. And in color! Any criticisms of Ringo are just wrong-he doesn’t go flat out crazy with the head banging like Animal in the Muppets, but you can see how he kicks songs like these into a higher gear that’s just astounding...
B C lolol FINALLY the camera focuses on George when he is playing a solo.
crazy af. damn this version is so good.
Live energy. They had it. Beatlemania.
Now children watch listen and learn. THIS is how it is done. They weren't called the Fab Four for nothing
Yep. Utter despair at so called music now.
I Agree...They are The Best Band of All The Time...The Music World doesnt being the same without
SgtDuckyPants 43 agreed, I’m only 15 lmao
Wrote it. Recorded it. Sang it. Live.
Peter Green: It's no use. Children today think they know it all.
How can anyone give this a thumbs down? Best band ever! This rocks!
I've always thought of John as of a self-absorbed fellow. But when I learned how much he was supportive of Paul in recording "Hey Jude" and how he was encouraging George in making "Something" ("...if you don't currently have all the lyrics, just mumble something for now; sometimes it takes a week or two for the right lyrics to come") and how he afterwards called "Hey Jude" Paul's masterpiece and "Something" the most beautiful song on "Abbey Road", I changed my opinion.
They were just fantastic. I was a bit young for the early 60's Beatle frenzy, but I love them all the same.
What a terrific performance by Paul and the rest of the Fab Four 👍🏻🇬🇧👌🍺
Paul McCartney's energy 101 🔥🔥
Great vocal performance by Paul and George's guitar solo real good. Great live performance by the greatest band of all times.
I like this 1964 NME performance even more than the 65 one. They were really rocking hard on this show!
agree
Agree, 64 was their best year as a live act 👌🏼
1:11 that solo sounded beautiful.
paul genuinely sounds like he's at his peak vocally in this performance. this versions chorus is so good.
I love how into this John and George are, John is completely engaged and still can't help singing the ditched chorus 'ohhhh's off-mic lol, love the bit where George visibly reins his enthusiasm back to that cool demeanour too, the ultimate band firing on all cylinders, what's not to like? Beautifully filmed/framed too
Omg! Real musician back in the early 60s. My mom is a big fan of the beatles. Now understand why. Im a millenial btw.
😊❤
Im a millennial who is also a big fan of beatles.
ok
Beatles forever
Yes
3 guitars, drums THIS IS ROCK AND ROLL
Bts will never be as good as the beatles
What's their name? The Beats? Never heard of them.
@@headshotsongs9465 The Beatles, this is the original band
@@headshotsongs9465 This is a joke?
@@fodase1703 No. I live in an underground cave.
That Rickenbacker almost growling sound out of clean amps really drives this song and Paul is dead on,.well they all are in fact , they just played live for years and got so damn good!!!!
Eric Seymour I forgot how fantastic they were live.
Rock on Sir Paul. Your voice is incomparable.
Paul being his sweet energetic self! I’m super happy right now!
Ave maria como canta PAUL... bravissimo...!! 🇵🇪 👏🏼 🏴
Paul McCartney arguably had the best vocal range and was the best all-round in musical ability in The Beatles, but, in truth, none of it would have worked if any one of them had been taken out of the group; they all complimented each other so well, which is why they became the musical phenomenon they were - nothing like it, before or since. Plain and simple. Thanks for uploading.
Paul lived to perform! But each of these guys worked so hard to be there!
BEAUTIFUL SCIENCE.
BEYOND MAJIK.
I LOVE THESE GUYS 💕
I was at that concert incredible unbelievable undeniable. Some are very good . The Beatles were a force to be reckoned with
Você lembra de ver Cliff Richard e os The Shadows lá?
I love how much John loved this song! He's practically shouting it out!
John looking at Paul lol back when they loved each other 😂
Rory Laye They always loved each other.
They might not have liked each other for a time, but that sometimes happens in families.
Last interview John did he said he loved Paul, that families have their issues, but at the end of the day he would do anything for him and he said he believed Paul would too.
John loved Paul but not Billy.
@@Wayne_Schlagel 😁😁
@@Wayne_Schlagel Billy was a better songwriter anyway so Billy don't need no help.
ive loved the beatles since i was a kid, and watching this after watching modern performances of my generation, this is still raw asf
The greatest band ever existed on planet earth, and forever will!
Magic with guitars and a drum 🇬🇧🇬🇧😊
Love, love, love it. I was blessed to have seen them in concert once & I will NEVER forget it. I miss them so very much. Paul really rocked this song. Everyone in my family knows to buy me anything related to The Beatles when we draw names at Christmas.
I love watching Paul McCartney play the guitar left-handed! I'm a lefty also.
One hundred years from now, when the internet has been around for at least that long, people watching these videos will find it hard to comprehend that there was ever this kind of reaction to a rock and roll band.
Gosh, once I heard Paul's gorgeous vocals, I felt like I was hypnotized. I AM SO IN LOVE WITH HIM!! And plus, this songs is pretty fun to choreograph for a trio of backup dancers. :)
When people actually knew how to give a live performance. Great vocals
MusicalElitist1 Not really..
Instead of travis Scott forgetting to turn on autotune
Have you watched Taylor Swift's live performances? They're iconic!!!
@@Saliha_AliTaylor is no where near the Beatles level
@@CecoverDabest2019 Agreed!!!! She is nice though
Can't buy me love, love
Can't buy me love
I'll buy you a diamond ring my friend if it makes you feel alright
I'll get you anything my friend if it makes you feel alright
Cos I don't care too much for money, and money can't buy me love
I'll give you all I got to give if you say you'll love me too
I may not have a lot to give but what I got I'll give to you
I don't care too much for money, money can't buy me love
Can't buy me love, everybody tells me so
Can't buy me love, no no no, no
Say you don't need no diamond ring and I'll be satisfied
Tell me that you want the kind of thing that money just can't buy
I don't care too much for money, money can't buy me love
Owww…
This is why Paul is my favorite Beatle.
Paul died in 1966. Unfortunately.
I was in my freshman year in the University when this song was released, and now I am retired. How time flies, but the song is still good to listen and enjoy.
I liked this 59 years ago, I like this now as well.
Wow lovely Paul looks stunning . What a handsome man.love you to pieces Paul.❤️xxx 🤗
I believe this is as close to the energy as we are gonna get! Paul's vocals he is singing at the top of his lungs! they are so tight!!
Finally one where George’s amp is at proper volume
Good song I like to hear now 57 years later! And the message is true, love is something that money cannot buy.
かっこいい。This is best beatles live movie I've ever seen.
I remember watching this on TV age 6 in sheer wonderment
Absolutely brilliant! Back in the days (that are now so long ago) when a group could actually write, sing and play. But then again, that is all The Beatles did!
Yes there are, but not writing songs that are as individual and distinct as Lennon / McCartney wrote. One example is, who are they, and will they be known / remembered in 50 years time?
Abba also wrote and performed many of there own songs as did (does) U2; but they are not remembered like The Beatles are, who had and are still having a true impact on music.