@@Hester-l6k Yep you're right, That is definitely the audio from the Ed Sullivan Show because I saw the Sullivan Show appearance the night it aired, and many times since, PLUS I have seen this 1963 video many times over the years and this audience, there was NO screaming. That screaming in this audio is definitely the 1964 Ed Sullivan appearance..
I've been a major Beatles fan for as long as I can remember, but it's only fairly recently that I've really started to notice the huge country music influence on their earlier music. I mean early country music, like Buck Owens, Roy Acuff, or country-leaning rock, like Carl Perkins, Buddy Holly and of course Elvis, not the top 40 stuff you hear today at Walmart. You can clearly hear it here, and in so many of their other early songs, and not just covers of country-influenced early rock standards like Honey Don't or Act Naturally but also original composition like I've Just Seen a Face, Baby's in Black and I'm a Loser. I think it's why they weren't taken as seriously as other popular bands in the mid-60's by some, like the Rolling Stones or Yardbirds, who were more influenced by American blues music, which was seen as a more "serious" popular music genre than country (of course the Stones were also heavily influenced by country music). To this day country isn't taken as seriously as other popular music forms. Of course they were influenced by other genres, like jazz, show tunes and traditional English folk music, R&B, Motown and even blues, and went on to be influenced by and incorporate into their music yet other genres, like American folk music, classical, Indian and psychedelic.
Beatles - Tell Me Why & Should’ve Known Better from the Hard Day’s Night movie soundtrack!! Love it!! I have the Let It Be album, too. In the 70’s, I found it at a used record store! 😊
My loves ❤ It was a Swedish TV show in ‘63, though the audio quality wasn’t that good. (Originally, Paul’s mic and George’s guitar were very low.) Someone must have dubbed the audio but still… amazing!
When the Beatles did their earlier tours up through 1963-1964, they usually split the bill with 3 or 4 other acts and after 3 or 4 songs they switched. This is when they were touring with Little Richard, or even the Rolling Stones in some London shows, Roy Orbison, and Ronnie Specter and the Ronettes.
Rock and roll group is not a boy band oasis the beatles, rolling stones and the animals, kinks are a rock and roll group, take that and boys own and west life are boy bands
@@MrJoelalcasey1971 the beatles were a boy band. They were moulded by Epstein, he changed their clothes, their look and their music, making them a boy band. Just like what Simon Cowell does today with his bunch of groovy accountants. It was not until they heard the album Freak Out that they decided to change their style.
No, we knew they were the greatest band even then. That's why we were screaming.
I noticed this video footage was from 1963 in Sweden but the audio is from the Ed Sullivan show in 1964
Not from the Ed Sullivan show. The Sullivan show was still being shown in B&W when the Beatles appeared on it in '64.
@@doloreskrisky1670 I said the audio is from Ed Sullivan, not the video
@@Hester-l6k Yep you're right, That is definitely the audio from the Ed Sullivan Show because I saw the Sullivan Show appearance the night it aired, and many times since, PLUS I have seen this 1963 video many times over the years and this audience, there was NO screaming. That screaming in this audio is definitely the 1964 Ed Sullivan appearance..
I've been a major Beatles fan for as long as I can remember, but it's only fairly recently that I've really started to notice the huge country music influence on their earlier music. I mean early country music, like Buck Owens, Roy Acuff, or country-leaning rock, like Carl Perkins, Buddy Holly and of course Elvis, not the top 40 stuff you hear today at Walmart.
You can clearly hear it here, and in so many of their other early songs, and not just covers of country-influenced early rock standards like Honey Don't or Act Naturally but also original composition like I've Just Seen a Face, Baby's in Black and I'm a Loser.
I think it's why they weren't taken as seriously as other popular bands in the mid-60's by some, like the Rolling Stones or Yardbirds, who were more influenced by American blues music, which was seen as a more "serious" popular music genre than country (of course the Stones were also heavily influenced by country music). To this day country isn't taken as seriously as other popular music forms.
Of course they were influenced by other genres, like jazz, show tunes and traditional English folk music, R&B, Motown and even blues, and went on to be influenced by and incorporate into their music yet other genres, like American folk music, classical, Indian and psychedelic.
Beatles - Tell Me Why & Should’ve Known Better from the Hard Day’s Night movie soundtrack!! Love it!! I have the Let It Be album, too. In the 70’s, I found it at a used record store! 😊
My loves ❤ It was a Swedish TV show in ‘63, though the audio quality wasn’t that good. (Originally, Paul’s mic and George’s guitar were very low.) Someone must have dubbed the audio but still… amazing!
You're totally right!
@@arddijkman3289 Yeah, I’ve watched all of The Beatles performances so many times and noticed it right away lol
@@reinacarbetta388 It's very obvious indeed 😄
When the Beatles did their earlier tours up through 1963-1964, they usually split the bill with 3 or 4 other acts and after 3 or 4 songs they switched. This is when they were touring with Little Richard, or even the Rolling Stones in some London shows, Roy Orbison, and Ronnie Specter and the Ronettes.
7th grade sock-hop. Girls loved the Beatles & the guys loved the girls...
How would you like to be the group who followed that?
Debbie Gibson and Tiffany were all the rage in 1988.
I remember! 🤘
This was filmed in 1963
the beatles are just a boy band.
Rock and roll group is not a boy band oasis the beatles, rolling stones and the animals, kinks are a rock and roll group, take that and boys own and west life are boy bands
@@MrJoelalcasey1971 the beatles were a boy band. They were moulded by Epstein, he changed their clothes, their look and their music, making them a boy band. Just like what Simon Cowell does today with his bunch of groovy accountants. It was not until they heard the album Freak Out that they decided to change their style.
That's the wrong audio to the video, listen to the black and white one