Yeah Paul's great but John would've awarded her his broomstick. Bet she'd of loved that even more. This is amazing to see now knowing the story about She's leaving home. 😂
I'm glad she can be so relaxed about the whole incident now. At 60 years old (in 2010) she's still looking great! She was the pick of the bunch for me in that Ready, Steady, Go! line up and I've sometimes wondered what happened to her - amazing to find out that her life had that extra twist in it.
In the mid-70s I attended a session of the Anna Scher Theatre School in north London and saw a teenaged girl acting to the song, her only prop was a chair: it was brilliant. Years later, I realised that the girl was either Linda Robson or Pauline Quirke, (I can't remember which one as they were both there), who both grew up to become famous TV actresses.
I always thought nothing musically could possibly ever move me emotionally to the point of tears until the first time this song was played on the girl living next door's turntable , which I could hear coming from her bedroom window. I remember being relieved that I was outside in the yard by myself because in those days, being a male meant you were to never cry about anyone or anything lest you be considered something less than a man even if you were still just a 12 year old boy.
Is it just me, or after watching this incredible story about how Paul and Melanie are so connected in many ways, Paul should have rang her up after mourning for Linda and tied the knot with Melanie and lived happily ever after. And what a beauty to boot:)
In another interview, she mentioned a line in the song that explained exactly how she felt and why she left. I had never noticed the line before but it is really a very clever and insightful line. "She's leaving home after living alone for so many years".
Great story and great interview! I had tips and bits of it along the years, but the report put everything as a whole and give us the interesting perspective of Melanie herself. And I love this song!
I’m so happy to finally see Melanie Coe and to hear her speaking too because she once only appeared on the programme ready steady go from the 1960s in a miming contest to the Brenda Lee song let’s jump the broomstick where she first saw and met Paul McCartney briefly when winning the contest and that I finally get to see her years later from when she left home on this The story about Melanie leaving home does sound quite sad in a way I think with her parents who I think cared about her but she never said in this that they didn’t care about her but it’s sad about the fighting, screaming, shouting and throwing things around as Melanie said and the song itself makes it sound very sad too.
Que hermoso video , lastima que no lo vi antes , me gusta la cancion , en particular el Bye , Bye de John al final genera una sensacion de vacio , de ausencia , la cancion esta basada en una historia real,genios , que grandes fueron The Beatles , irrepetibles , gracias por subtitularlos , un saludo desde Argentina......
Y esa canción inspiró a su vez al Flaco Spinetta a escribir "Laura va" al final del primer disco de Almendra, tomando prestadas las mismas sensaciones que tuvo la original tanto en la música como en la letra. Saludos!
Tengo entendido que Melanie Coe intentó ser actriz en EU, y conoció y fué pareja del actor Burt Ward que hacía de Robin en la serie de TV Batman&Robin en los años 60s.
This one is an incredible coincidence (as in having no credibility) I detect a grown man becoming obsessed with a 13-year-old girl he meets on a music/dance program and then secretly stalking her for the next four years.
For the 75% of young people who struggle with depression, It doesn't look like the "free love" fraud has any shelf life. I dislike your tabloid style, we want honesty from reactors, not jive. Why don't you let people FIND THEIR OWN MEANING???
Wednesday morning at five o'clock Brian Epstein called They need a judge for Ready Steady Go Can you be there for the show? He looked over and Jane was drooling with morning breath Lit up a ciggie and had a poo Dashed off a quick one inside the loo Made the drive to arrive to dozens of screaming teen-age girls Picked girl number four, a Melanie Coe Now it is time to "mach show" He....he knew that it was wrong (sweet Melanie) But the urge to merge was too strong (she's a felony) For in UK they can put you away (Something inside can't deny a taste for debauchery) Nine months later a boy arrived unexpectantly Tried to call Paul on directory Would he lie about having a vasectomy? He plied her with cider And soon was inside her Then called her a cab She...she jumped the broom for Sir Paul (a clean sweep) He...he waxed her ass on his wall (made her weep) She...she left home to get away from it all Bye bye
hmmm! All sounds a bit too good to be true to me. Maybe all too much like rich parents paying good money in an attempt to launch her into a celebrity career, which failed.
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That's why I love Paul McCartney above the other members of the Beatles he is instinctive and read the game of life very well
Me too. I think he is intelligent but just keeping a low profile
I like them all equally. They're all geniuses.
Yeah Paul's great but John would've awarded her his broomstick. Bet she'd of loved that even more. This is amazing to see now knowing the story about She's leaving home. 😂
Amazing. Paul was connected to the Universe.
There's more to heaven and Earth than meets the eye. Something we should all try to remember in times of despair.
@@davidrboland Quantum entanglement ...so they say
The song always brings a tear to my eye.
Oh por qué? why?
I'm glad she can be so relaxed about the whole incident now.
At 60 years old (in 2010) she's still looking great! She was the pick of the bunch for me in that Ready, Steady, Go! line up and I've sometimes wondered what happened to her - amazing to find out that her life had that extra twist in it.
In the mid-70s I attended a session of the Anna Scher Theatre School in north London and saw a teenaged girl acting to the song, her only prop was a chair: it was brilliant. Years later, I realised that the girl was either Linda Robson or Pauline Quirke, (I can't remember which one as they were both there), who both grew up to become famous TV actresses.
I always thought nothing musically could possibly ever move me emotionally to the point of tears until the first time this song was played on the girl living next door's turntable , which I could hear coming from her bedroom window. I remember being relieved that I was outside in the yard by myself because in those days, being a male meant you were to never cry about anyone or anything lest you be considered something less than a man even if you were still just a 12 year old boy.
I hope this is a true story 🥺
@@thesilvershining It IS!!
Is it just me, or after watching this incredible story about how Paul and Melanie are so connected in many ways, Paul should have rang her up after mourning for Linda and tied the knot with Melanie and lived happily ever after. And what a beauty to boot:)
In another interview, she mentioned a line in the song that explained exactly how she felt and why she left. I had never noticed the line before but it is really a very clever and insightful line. "She's leaving home after living alone for so many years".
If I'd be her I would have that engraved on my tombstone. "The Beatles wrote a song about me."
It seems that she's lived quite a full life, so there's no need to pin everything on one thing that she wasn't even aware of at the time.
I seriously had NO idea about this song. I'm glad she went back with her parents and everything went okay.
No she aborted her baby
She literally said she was dragged by her hair into the car...are you daft?
Did you just learn what an abortion is?
What a story, and what a great song created out of it
How could she treat them so thoughtlessly?
How could she do this to them?
Bye Bye
Great story and great interview! I had tips and bits of it along the years, but the report put everything as a whole and give us the interesting perspective of Melanie herself. And I love this song!
I’m so happy to finally see Melanie Coe and to hear her speaking too because she once only appeared on the programme ready steady go from the 1960s in a miming contest to the Brenda Lee song let’s jump the broomstick where she first saw and met Paul McCartney briefly when winning the contest and that I finally get to see her years later from when she left home on this
The story about Melanie leaving home does sound quite sad in a way I think with her parents who I think cared about her but she never said in this that they didn’t care about her but it’s sad about the fighting, screaming, shouting and throwing things around as Melanie said and the song itself makes it sound very sad too.
Que hermoso video , lastima que no lo vi antes , me gusta la cancion , en particular el Bye , Bye de John al final genera una sensacion de vacio , de ausencia , la cancion esta basada en una historia real,genios , que grandes fueron The Beatles , irrepetibles , gracias por subtitularlos , un saludo desde Argentina......
Y esa canción inspiró a su vez al Flaco Spinetta a escribir "Laura va" al final del primer disco de Almendra, tomando prestadas las mismas sensaciones que tuvo la original tanto en la música como en la letra. Saludos!
@@juanjosesammartino6400
Sin lugar a dudas , un kapo el Flaco Spinetta , hermosa canción , Saludos !!!!
@JoseeTimmer ,
The subtitles are produced live for The One Show, so some seconds late and with a few mistakes.
"LOVE is the one thing that money can't buy". Money can buy plenty of FUN.
the lyric is "Fun is the one thing that money can't buy"
@@frederickbulsara8141 Yes, but it should be "Love is the one thing that money can't buy..." as per Can't Buy Me Love and All You Need Is Love
gold diggers
COMPETITION WINNER INCREDIBLE COINCIDENCE WOW
Great story, shame about the subtitels, it's confusing this way.
ruclips.net/video/5ivE4G27Uys/видео.html
この曲ができた経緯を聞いて色んな事想像しながら聴き直したんだ。
なんか、一緒に作っているような錯覚をしちまった。
もっと好きになったよ。
I’m glad she was found alive.
This is brilliant….
Class song !
Tengo entendido que Melanie Coe intentó ser actriz en EU, y conoció y fué pareja del actor Burt Ward que hacía de Robin en la serie de TV Batman&Robin en los años 60s.
To correct your video description Melanie Coe was 17 when she ran away from home...Not 15.
So interesting!
Fabulous video except for the subtitles. Is there a version without them?
You can see this video without the subtitles here: ruclips.net/video/5ivE4G27Uys/видео.html
The subtitles ? Make them BIGGER, cover the entire screen !
Does she still have that LP????????
When stuff like this happens in the universe, it's gotta be divine intervention.
She should meet up with Paul over again and he should sign an album for her
Carrie was stunning in those days. David Grant is a very lucky man.
sad song ever :'(
Wonder if Lovely Rita's still alive?
You can see this video without the annoying subtitles here: ruclips.net/video/5ivE4G27Uys/видео.html
P Mc is famed for his psychic radar. At one time he even took Jesus into the studio whilst he recorded "Getting Better" - also on Sgt P.
I understand, wasn't ment in an offending way, still like this video, but as I said shame about the subtitels :D.
Great story. SHE is now in her 70s and sadly it's her PARENTS who are gone.
@JoseeTimmer ,
geen probleem. :)
It's a strange world really
wow .. those subtitles are painful..
I wish I were a walrus.
I wish I was lucy..
This one is an incredible coincidence (as in having no credibility) I detect a grown man becoming obsessed with a 13-year-old girl he meets on a music/dance program and then secretly stalking her for the next four years.
Small Faces song in the beginning hahahaha
It's all too beautiful, Vulture! :-)
cinnamon mus
They should have told the stories of the three girls who lost to Melanie. I wonder if they remained Beatles fans!
wgaf
For the 75% of young people who struggle with depression, It doesn't look like the "free love" fraud has any shelf life. I dislike your tabloid style, we want honesty from reactors, not jive. Why don't you let people FIND THEIR OWN MEANING???
Better than the 'Free Hate' that's perpetuated today.
Escaped from the ward again eh?
Still doesn't have a bit of remorse...
Why should she ya twit?
@@peteswift1710 Huh..? Make sense, you person of gender..
hippies had no values
Wednesday morning at five o'clock Brian Epstein called
They need a judge for Ready Steady Go
Can you be there for the show?
He looked over and Jane was drooling with morning breath
Lit up a ciggie and had a poo
Dashed off a quick one inside the loo
Made the drive to arrive to dozens of screaming teen-age girls
Picked girl number four, a Melanie Coe
Now it is time to "mach show"
He....he knew that it was wrong (sweet Melanie)
But the urge to merge was too strong (she's a felony)
For in UK they can put you away
(Something inside can't deny a taste for debauchery)
Nine months later a boy arrived unexpectantly
Tried to call Paul on directory
Would he lie about having a vasectomy?
He plied her with cider
And soon was inside her
Then called her a cab
She...she jumped the broom for Sir Paul (a clean sweep)
He...he waxed her ass on his wall (made her weep)
She...she left home to get away from it all
Bye bye
I'm sure the group thanks you for sharing this, but if you can't show a pass we'll have to take you back to the ward.
This made me laugh way too hard
hmmm. It all sounds a bit too rich for me. Maybe it was all planned to fool the public and as always they took the bait.
hmmm! All sounds a bit too good to be true to me. Maybe all too much like rich parents paying good money in an attempt to launch her into a celebrity career, which failed.