I couldn’t agree more. As someone born decades removed from them but a complete super fan it’s the closest I can get to hopping in a time machine and seeing them for real. It truly looks more HD than most TV today. Apple corp sure knew how to make film stock, haha. But also why I think this is the greatest series in tv history. There’s nothing else like this.
@@maxwellk10 I haven't sat down and watched the whole thing yet. I want to wait till I have a few days off and can fully relax and devote myself to the experience.
For a musician like me, the way I can watch these videos, with The Beatles rehearsing their new songs, adding new ideas to each verse and writting their lyrics along together is simply the most exiting images I could dream to see in my life. God bless those four genious.
It's REALLY unfair that a guy like Paul can even exist. He has all that natural talent, a voice of a god, can play any instrument, comes up with melodies in mere seconds, is gorgeous as holy fuck, intimidates and charms in equal measure just gazing in your direction, great husband/father, savvy businessman, AND is one of the richest people in the world.
@@cliffnote7058 I find it strange they found a replacement as talented as the " original " Paul , same style of song writing , same mannerisms and way of speaking, and on top of that he looks the EXACT same. If Paul McCartney died in the 60s or whatever the false rumor was the world would know it
Between Yoko just hanging around like a black ghost and the Hari Krishna dude, I'm surprised Paul didn't just throw everyone out of the studio and do it alone.
Would've thought it dead easy for them to pull out 10 or 15 rockers from their pockets. Taxman, Back In The USSR, Day Tripper. But oh no. They had so much integrity, they ignored all previous and even very recent achievements. Shocking amount of talent coming from them.
Five movies...12 of the greatest albums ever recorded...the first music video...hundreds of live performances. And all before any of them were even 30 years old. Mind blowing.
And, at 20 no.1 singles. They still hold that record and the total of album sales is no.1 also. With how they award no.1s now, their record will probably fall, it's a combination of air play, downloads and sales. I was reading that a group had a recent song that only had 200 sales and made it in the top 100.
@@ag358 Well said Ag. And you just answered a question I've had for over a decade. How the hell can some douchebag like Madonna surpass, on paper, Beatles total album sales?
This was exactly how the original movie started. The High Definition that was put into this footage is beyond incredible. It truly looks like it was shot with today's technology. Personally, the songs that came from these sessions are some of my favorites and shows that even under less than stellar conditions, the Beatles' talent as a band were immense. Even George Martin would prepare people meeting the 4 Beatles together of this "magical-like aura" that seemed to present itself everytime the 4 Beatles were in the room together. It was truly powerful. Even he, himself, felt this everytime he was in the room with the four of them.
This was shot on film. You are probably very young not to realize that color film was around for a century and the technology matured in 1950s. 70mm film has quality difficult to match with digital technology of today.
Look at George, all those Beatles years behind him:- all those stages, from the 'Early' stuff and changes of style to psychedelia etc..and he's TWENTY FIVE... Yup.
Think of this: Exactly 7 years and one day before this day, the Beatles auditioned for their first album and were rejected because "rock groups were in decline". All of the Beatles history pretty much happened in those seven years. Where were you seven years ago? Think of it...
I actually did think about it!... I always made it a point to my little Beatle fan club... in a space of EIGHT years in the studio, they sigle-handedly created the modern template for musicians/singers/composers/arrangers to apply in contemporary music recording
@@allenjones3130 Surprisingly I love his big beard. It makes his face look rounder and soft. And it's silky and fully black, going along with his black hair, contrasting with his white face. And it fits the retro time period.
This film proves that there was still something special between all 4 of them you can see it and even feel it, they'd a bond going on between them that no other band or group will ever recreate
@@BugRibshe was the fly in the ointment, the evil force they had to dodge, the interloper horning in on their light and talent, the used car salesman who got her foot in the door and then hung onto John's coattails for dear life. Never let him out of her sight til she got the title "Mrs. Lennon". Then she kicked him to the curb, and worked quickly -- only ten years later she had all his money and power and stuffed his ashes in an urn. She never got his talent though.
I really like how these videos cut back and forth between 50 years of film history. Get Back was a great watch and I liked the modernized footage, but it's as interesting to see just how distant those days (and their technology) were from our own.
There were completely daft. They needed to take six months off after the White Album, then come back refreshed and then done a proper tour or something. Fourteen new songs in less than a month was just nuts.
The daunting task of writing and rehearsing 14 new songs. There only turned out to be 9 songs on the album and Maggie Mae and Dig It shouldnt even count.
I love the Beatles. I have the original let it be that was burned on a dvd. Peter Jackson did a great job making it look clear, but the editing was choppy and the dialogue didn't always match up. If they could marry the original let it be footage with Jacksons version,then that'll be the ultimate Beatles cut of the film.. but it was still enjoyable, except the editing was bugging me.
Thanks. We will be waiting. By the way, do you have the complete "I threw it all away-Momma you´ve been on my mind" performance by George (that was stupidly cut by Jackson, like many other times)?
Hey the red apple 🍎 vinyl record is coming to life in picture before me,although this song I remember seeing on the side with the inside of the Apple -Apple 🍏here’s one for the 45singlerevolution/hey jude
The only shitty thing about this video is seeing Yoko Ono sitting there like an overgrown groupie contributing nothing. Man oh man, John was seriously fu*cked up...
If only they could have agreed on getting together & recording even 'Once a year'. The death of Brian Epstein was - Imo - the catalyst that slowly undermined & finally destroyed this great band forever.
I never found the Let It Be movie to be interesting except for the rooftop concert. Tedious and endless tuning of instruments, repeating of song lyrics and abrupt rehearsals. People carrying around equipments. I've been a Beatles fan for four decades but I'm into the songs and the music and not the BS. Some Beatles fans can't even tell anymore when they are given something old disguised as something new and will buy anything and everything regardless of its true significance.
I stopped listening to the Beatles as a teen you can only listen to every album so much, and I wore them out. But this was actually fascinating for how immediate it seemed to be in the past and the dynamic between Paul, George and John. The music is secondary almost, most of it was shite as you say during it.
I could tolerate Yoko being there WAY more than that psychotic looking Hare Krishna serial killer guy staring at me. I don't know how they made it through that.
@@wignersfriend2766 Yuck! He actually was a friend of George I found out. He was friendly with Hare Krishnas and I guess he thought he would be good luck or something. I can’t stand those beggars since I was ten, I remember them begging for change at the Airport and chanting. Hare Krishna! Krishna Hare! Over and over. Annoying as Hell! I hated them so bad then and I still do. Worthless! A scourge on society.
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The film quality almost makes it look like it was recorded last week. It instantly removes 53 years between us and it and makes it immediate.
Yup. Born in '68.
I couldn’t agree more. As someone born decades removed from them but a complete super fan it’s the closest I can get to hopping in a time machine and seeing them for real. It truly looks more HD than most TV today. Apple corp sure knew how to make film stock, haha. But also why I think this is the greatest series in tv history. There’s nothing else like this.
@@maxwellk10 I haven't sat down and watched the whole thing yet. I want to wait till I have a few days off and can fully relax and devote myself to the experience.
For a musician like me, the way I can watch these videos, with The Beatles rehearsing their new songs, adding new ideas to each verse and writting their lyrics along together is simply the most exiting images I could dream to see in my life. God bless those four genious.
Witnessing how these songs came together is a truly amazing experience.
And in such a short time from nothing to performance.
It's REALLY unfair that a guy like Paul can even exist. He has all that natural talent, a voice of a god, can play any instrument, comes up with melodies in mere seconds, is gorgeous as holy fuck, intimidates and charms in equal measure just gazing in your direction, great husband/father, savvy businessman, AND is one of the richest people in the world.
It's not Paul....it's Billy. Read memoirs...
@Cliff.
We don't know any "Billy's" but we all know Cliff Note and you're definitely not him. You imposter!
@@scottandrewbrass The real Paul is long gone....This is a replacement, and his name is Billy Read Memiors of Billy Shears.....
@@cliffnote7058 You're a prize PRICK ! ! ! 🌿🦊🌿
@@cliffnote7058 I find it strange they found a replacement as talented as the " original " Paul , same style of song writing , same mannerisms and way of speaking, and on top of that he looks the EXACT same. If Paul McCartney died in the 60s or whatever the false rumor was the world would know it
I never tire of these sessions. Thank you for posting
Between Yoko just hanging around like a black ghost and the Hari Krishna dude, I'm surprised Paul didn't just throw everyone out of the studio and do it alone.
Would've thought it dead easy for them to pull out 10 or 15 rockers from their pockets. Taxman, Back In The USSR, Day Tripper. But oh no. They had so much integrity, they ignored all previous and even very recent achievements. Shocking amount of talent coming from them.
Five movies...12 of the greatest albums ever recorded...the first music video...hundreds of live performances. And all before any of them were even 30 years old. Mind blowing.
And, at 20 no.1 singles. They still hold that record and the total of album sales is no.1 also. With how they award no.1s now, their record will probably fall, it's a combination of air play, downloads and sales. I was reading that a group had a recent song that only had 200 sales and made it in the top 100.
@@ag358 Well said Ag. And you just answered a question I've had for over a decade. How the hell can some douchebag like Madonna surpass, on paper, Beatles total album sales?
Amo ver los ensayos de estos chicos ❤
Started watching this the other day. An absolute must see. I wonder what memories come back to Paul and Ringo watching this ….
This was exactly how the original movie started. The High Definition that was put into this footage is beyond incredible. It truly looks like it was shot with today's technology. Personally, the songs that came from these sessions are some of my favorites and shows that even under less than stellar conditions, the Beatles' talent as a band were immense. Even George Martin would prepare people meeting the 4 Beatles together of this "magical-like aura" that seemed to present itself everytime the 4 Beatles were in the room together. It was truly powerful. Even he, himself, felt this everytime he was in the room with the four of them.
This was shot on film. You are probably very young not to realize that color film was around for a century and the technology matured in 1950s. 70mm film has quality difficult to match with digital technology of today.
I love the way shoes sounded in those days.
Yes, SHOES, before the obsession with trainers.
@@sevensorrows2595 And hoodies, tattoos, piercings, etc..
Look at George, all those Beatles years behind him:- all those stages, from the 'Early' stuff and changes of style to psychedelia etc..and he's TWENTY FIVE... Yup.
Think of this: Exactly 7 years and one day before this day, the Beatles auditioned for their first album and were rejected because "rock groups were in decline". All of the Beatles history pretty much happened in those seven years. Where were you seven years ago? Think of it...
On my phone watching a video probably!
I actually did think about it!... I always made it a point to my little Beatle fan club... in a space of EIGHT years in the studio, they sigle-handedly created the modern template for musicians/singers/composers/arrangers to apply in contemporary music recording
In high school
I didn't like Sir Paul's beard; luckily he shaved it off around the time of "Abbey Road".
@@allenjones3130
Surprisingly I love his big beard. It makes his face look rounder and soft. And it's silky and fully black, going along with his black hair, contrasting with his white face.
And it fits the retro time period.
Watching these songs being made out of nothing but ideas and sounds is mesmerizing.
This film proves that there was still something special between all 4 of them you can see it and even feel it, they'd a bond going on between them that no other band or group will ever recreate
Paul had such amazing hair
this was the best Paul ever dressed and looked in his entire life
Stunning as usual!
Absolutely fantastic!
The Beatles espetacular, sensacional. The Beatles para sempre!
Definitely forever, the greatest band in the bloody Universe lol...👍🏻💯🇬🇧
It’s amazing that they could chain smoke like that and still sing. They should’ve had Yoko smoke all of their cigarettes for them…
Nah, Yoko just makes the whole Beatles story more interesting. We need Yoko!
@@BugRib yeah agreed
🤣👍🤣😃
@@BugRibshe was the fly in the ointment, the evil force they had to dodge, the interloper horning in on their light and talent, the used car salesman who got her foot in the door and then hung onto John's coattails for dear life. Never let him out of her sight til she got the title "Mrs. Lennon". Then she kicked him to the curb, and worked quickly -- only ten years later she had all his money and power and stuffed his ashes in an urn.
She never got his talent though.
I can watch this every day
I love these sessions & can watch these 4 geniusses over and over again.
hell yeah!!! this is amazing, as always
Is so satisfying to watch the original documentary vs the get back version.
"Happy New Year" they said, as they entered one of the most culturally significant years in modern human history. Just like every other year.
Paul ALWAYS knows where the camera is.
That's right. Angles are everything.
DAMN I MISS THE BEATLES one damn crazy to ok it away from us
I really like how these videos cut back and forth between 50 years of film history. Get Back was a great watch and I liked the modernized footage, but it's as interesting to see just how distant those days (and their technology) were from our own.
Splendid job
I can feel the cold in that studio.
Isn’t it amazing how much work John George and Ringo get done before Paul gets there.
Bless Mal and Kevin ♥️
Yeah it's sad, in a way, watching these people, knowing what would happen to them.
There were completely daft. They needed to take six months off after the White Album, then come back refreshed and then done a proper tour or something. Fourteen new songs in less than a month was just nuts.
Yoko sitting there...
Oh man..
Agree. She's looks ridiculous.
@@golfwesty
Worse than that actually..
Signed,
Artemis Gordon..
@@golfwesty racist
The daunting task of writing and rehearsing 14 new songs. There only turned out to be 9 songs on the album and Maggie Mae and Dig It shouldnt even count.
That's just film hype.
FABULOUS!!!!
Fab!
Adam I want more please 🥲
The bit with Paul and the cigarettes is in The Ballad of John & Yoko.
人生半分以上過ぎて､僕はもうビートルズしか聞いていない｡もう､ビートルズだけでいいんだ｡メンバーのあれこれだとかももはや、興味ない｡聞きたい時にビートルズがそばで流れていればいい。それで満足だ。全ては､ビートルズから始まった｡いろんな駅で降りて､いろんな人に出会って..また､ここに戻ってきた。たぶんずっとここにいる｡
George on Gibson.
I love the Beatles. I have the original let it be that was burned on a dvd. Peter Jackson did a great job making it look clear, but the editing was choppy and the dialogue didn't always match up. If they could marry the original let it be footage with Jacksons version,then that'll be the ultimate Beatles cut of the film.. but it was still enjoyable, except the editing was bugging me.
I was 5 years old . Julián too
Paul says Tucson is where they make High Chapparal. Blue, Buck, Mano and Big John Cannon.
To have musicians play on film, in the morning is wrong. They are afternoon/night people.
This was filmed at 10 am.
It was brief, but I think this is the only clip I have ever seen John, George and Ringo performing without Paul.
Much love and appreciation to John ,Yoko,Paul, Ringo,Linda and George
0:12 The Seventh Drop T Drum Head
I wonder why Ringo didn't use it?
More importantly - who's got it now ?
2 months before I was born.
I have the entire original movie on DVD and is perfect. However, they will not allow me to put it on my channel.
the chances of adding the other 7h 45m just after this bit?
BEATLES❤❤❤❤
maybe she could have sat in a corner and let the boys work
Thanks. We will be waiting. By the way, do you have the complete "I threw it all away-Momma you´ve been on my mind" performance by George (that was stupidly cut by Jackson, like many other times)?
Could you elaborate on that quote from George?
I wish I could watch the docu series for the first time again :((
Me too. But I'll just watch it again anyways.
Hey the red apple 🍎 vinyl record is coming to life in picture before me,although this song I remember seeing on the side with the inside of the Apple -Apple 🍏here’s one for the 45singlerevolution/hey jude
The scene of Mal and the roadie with the piano is very similar but not the same in the Let it be film. Why???. They recorded almost the same twice
Because Get Back is outtakes of Let it Be. 😆
What a racket.
Mágico.
hello from joe nania
The only shitty thing about this video is seeing Yoko Ono sitting there like an overgrown groupie contributing nothing. Man oh man, John was seriously fu*cked up...
No he was not! He loved her and he wanted her with him at all times. So what? If she had contributed you'd still be moaning.
Get over it. She's an important part of this story, and nothing can change that.
People will no doubt still be arguing about Yoko another 50 years from now! 😂
john loved her your seriously screwed up who cares
Well that was f’ing unwatchable. I’ll never get that 4 minutes back! LOL
This looks like mixed source material. Remastered stuff that didn’t appear in Jackson’s Get Back even.
Uh huh...John with his traveling...lawn ornament!
Nice
This is amazing. Does anyone know if it was enhanced by AI?
Maybe.. But film has immense resolution if scanned correctly.. Colour grading and scratch removal tech is amazing now also.
Quand est-ce qu'on va pouvoir acheter notre copie du film Get Back?!
The "roadies" really look "1969"! =D
♡
If only they could have agreed on getting together & recording even 'Once a year'. The death of Brian Epstein was - Imo - the catalyst that slowly undermined & finally destroyed this great band forever.
I never found the Let It Be movie to be interesting except for the rooftop concert. Tedious and endless tuning of instruments, repeating of song lyrics and abrupt rehearsals. People carrying around equipments. I've been a Beatles fan for four decades but I'm into the songs and the music and not the BS. Some Beatles fans can't even tell anymore when they are given something old disguised as something new and will buy anything and everything regardless of its true significance.
I stopped listening to the Beatles as a teen you can only listen to every album so much, and I wore them out. But this was actually fascinating for how immediate it seemed to be in the past and the dynamic between Paul, George and John. The music is secondary almost, most of it was shite as you say during it.
Are theses unseen chips from the documentary?
Looks like it. Haven't seen other footages in let it be session
THis is from the Let it Be movie.
@@loosilu The piano scene with mal and the roadie is different from the film Let it be
A múmia do Beatles yok ono o fantasma da banda
Who can smell the pot burning ?
"Was she sitting on the amp?" 2:50
I was in 8th grade then.
I was 5 years old the same age of Julián
George's high boots look very strange
Better a high boot than a high horse. 😆
Deadline
Them smoking like chacuacos
I could tolerate Yoko being there WAY more than that psychotic looking Hare Krishna serial killer guy staring at me. I don't know how they made it through that.
Who’s the weirdo sitting in the corner with his hands in a bag? He’s strange.
Wondered that myself. At first blush he looks to be "amusing" himself.
@@wignersfriend2766
Yuck! He actually was a friend of George I found out. He was friendly with Hare Krishnas and I guess he thought he would be good luck or something.
I can’t stand those beggars since I was ten, I remember them begging for change at the Airport and chanting. Hare Krishna! Krishna Hare! Over and over. Annoying as Hell! I hated them so bad then and I still do. Worthless! A scourge on society.
No Vox Amps 😂
Allí smoking WTF
50 odd years ago lolololo ffs get over it
somebody does not quite fit in
単なる レッスンでも 一見の価値あり 僕ら 日本人は 動くビートルズなんて めったに 見れないんだ
He visto muchos q son sus fans, para mi era raro ver a un japonés fan de estas bandas, ahora no 😁
Get rid of Yoko!
Yoko the fifth Beatle.
no
That would be George Martin.
There was only four Beatles... the rest were an extention of the group...
Great band but they really had a shit dress sense.
2:45 medo