It has been my dream to go to Liverpool since I was 13 in 1964, and I am finally going next year. Thank you showing so many Beatles places. It brought tears to my eyes.
@@coryc0213 unfortunately she's old, so getting a reply is highly unlikely, they don't know how it works. But I like to think that she came to our fine city and loved every minute of it.
@@TheRightLadder I've been many times as fortunately i only live just over 50 miles south so can easy spend a day there. Love the place and the people are super friendly. I once went on a Beatles sightseeing tour and the guide was a right character with no end of stories and quips. When we were shown McCartneys house he told us when Paul first met Linda he took her around Liverpool in a limo with blacked out windows. It parked up outside Pauls old family home when a young boy tapped on the window. Paul let the window down and the little lad said, "one of The Beatles used to live here". I like to think the story was true.....but actually didn't mind if it wasn't!!
Aĺl these places are part of my growing up in Liverpool great memories good and bad still got family there and go back once or twice a year ,,, 60s in liverpool was great to be a teenager
My wife & I made the pilgrimage a couple of years ago. Except for a couple of grave sites this video looks like our photo collection. We stayed at the Penny Lane hotel, just across from the shelter in the middle of the roundabout! As a youngster & mad Beatles fan growing up in suburban Melbourne Australia, Liverpool England was so far away & so inaccessible it might as well have been on the moon, so it's really one of the highlights of my life to have travelled there & actually stood in the same spots they inhabited. The Casbah Club was a highlight - we met Roag, Pete Best's brother, who can spin a great yarn & is a fantastic tour guide. He even showed me the boomerang McCartney was waving around at the Melbourne town hall when they were touring in '64. I first heard the Beatles as an eight or nine year old, & now at 51 I still thrill to their songs. Got myself a 360/12 string George Harrison Rickenbacker, now a prized possession, & man does it jangle like no other guitar. Loved Liverpool, love the Beatles!
I come from Bendigo, in high school and I remember getting up very early on a cold winter's morning to listen to the radio coverage of their plane landing in our country. It was very early, still dark and very cold. I was so excited to hear the announcer describe the scene. To have seen them with my own eyes was my heart's desire but it wasn't to be. Couldn't afford it. But remember them playing "All my lovin'" that morning. Magic.
My wife, daughter and I went on the Magical Mystery Tour bus in Liverpool in August 2016. This was the highlight of our trip to England. It was surreal, an out-of-body experience. Couldn't believe we were treading the same ground as our all-time favourite band. If you love the Beatles this is a 'must do', even if you do nothing else.
Next time you go to Liverpool don't miss to visit the inside of Paul and John houses and the Casbah coffee club. They are wonderful. You need a reservation for these sites
This is a fantastic video. A lot of research went into this. Thanks so much. And that last view of the Liverpool waterfront is gorgeous. Lots of great architecture in that old city. I'd love to go there someday.
Thanks I love the video alot it was brilliant to see the original gates of Strawberry Fields as well as Penny Lanes bus shelter as it used to be wonderful music too listening to Paul singing all the Beatles songs was fab👏👏👏👏
I live in Liverpool, have done all of my life. (I’m 67) It’s funny but I don’t think even I realised just how big an impact the Beatles had on the world, I pass some of these places regularly and don’t even give them a second look. Come to Liverpool if you can, it’s a great place.
Thank you for this video, it is so wonderful to be able to go to places that one has always wanted to see and visit without having to spend the money for airfare...(I still want to go in person however, it would just be more thrilling to go with the person I love....you know what I'm sayin? Yeah, yeah, yeah...
When you look at this history in this format it’s so different to been there I in person you no every ones moved on in their life it’s now like following ghosts of once was I personally carnt imagine a world with out Paul and ringo it was hard loosing George and John and we are loosing every one connected to the Beatles the history is fanomanal so I would like to take the opportunity to say thanque for bringing happiness to my life 🎸🎸🎸🥁 thanks boys
Really great video eliodue, but kinda sad. We're all in that long and winding road and for an American, it seems like another lifetime on another planet when we watched that Ed Sullivan Show in '64.
eliodue Cool... when I there John's house was still privately owned. They must have made the gate change about the same time his house was donated to the National Trust and I’m assuming the original gate is on display somewhere.
John wouldn't have gotten into the art college if it hadn't have been for his former headmaster Mr. Pobjoy who wrote a letter of introduction which they took in high regard and let him in..as he didn't have the grades. Paul and George went to the Art School around the corner. Mr.Pobjoy said he saw something in John that made him write the letter.
so why hasnt Paul bought a headstone for his mother? I dont recall hearing that he was upset with her like John was with his dad. Might not have occurred to him but it just seems weird.
Born and bred In Liverpool I moved away twice but always came back I will spend the rest of my days here . This city is home she chucks her arms around you . MY LIFE MY LIVERPOOL THE BEST PLACE ON THE PLANET AND THE BEST PEOPLE BAH NONE END OF. UP THE REDS 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Why replace the bloody gate at strawberryfields hope its somewhere.great vid. From an english girl xx my bruv lives in Liverpool and this is a great vid
The circle in the Abbey refers to the Abbey cinema..its under threat of demolition due to be replaced by a supermarket. 2020..save this lovely Art Drco cinema.
I think so if you organize your trips well and the weather remains clear. The most difficult sites to visit are the graves of the relatives and friends of the Fab4 as the cemeteries are either too large (Julia Lennon) or always closed (Brian Epstein) or without the name on the headstone (Mary McCartney).
@@eliodue , thank you very much. I think that only (maybe) grave that I want to know is Stu and Eleanor Rigby... I want to go to Childwall Abbey Hotel...
No problem for these two graves. Eleanor Rigby is in the graveyard of St. Peter's Church in Woolton Village and Stu is in the little Huyton Parish Church Cemetery on the opposite side from the Huyton Church in Blu bell lane. You will easily find those places with Google Map.
Hi can you tell the spot there the Beatles played in the church yard woolton ave been many times still baffled people say one thing then other hope someone can help thanks
David, I indicate the exact sites you need to know in this video: ruclips.net/video/_D9W9izlWF0/видео.html Have a look at this video as well: ruclips.net/video/pOzANweI4Hc/видео.html Let me know If you need further help.
Very good..except you photographed the Philharmonic pub from the side..not the front with its impressive gates or inside..one of if not the best pub architecturally speaking in the UK..its now the UK's only grade 1 public house..a must see if in Liverpool.
You are right about the Philarmonic pub photographed from the side. I'm working for a new video about di Beatles sites in Hope Street and I'll show the front side of the pub.
@studio7 - Yes it is possible to take photographs inside. In this video I shot in 2016 there are the three houses in Liverpool were George lived included the house in Macketts lane. ruclips.net/video/9tbzDN9Xaqo/видео.html
Probably a nice place for teenage Beatles to grow up. Not too high pressure, but with musical opportunities. At the same time, it seems to me that it would create ambition for them to leave and conquer the rest of the world, musically........!
The Row house where they lived in Help! is not in Liverpool but in London ( Ailsa Avenue, Twickenham, Greater London) and this video is only about Liverpool sites. The Pier Head is an important site on the riverside with recreational open space and the landing site for passenger ships.
Richard W sailors and trade business to the port would say different As well as Liverpool and Everton Football clubs Not to mention the art gallery’s and cathedrals Oh and the world famous seafront
Liverpool was world famous way before the Beatles it had the worlds biggest docks, worlds first overhead railway, first intercity passenger train service, worlds first modern skyscraper and a million other firsts. Trade, insurance and shipping were it made its fortune. The Beatles have played their part to continue the interest in Liverpool.
studio7 but remember back in 63 we didn’t have info at are fingertips. Americans heard GB they thought London, after Beatles Liverpool was a city the world knew of. But I totally get your point.
Because the town council decided to tear down those houses and replace them with modern buildings. But it seems that the Ringo's house will be saved. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/10_Admiral_Grove
Still can,t believe that Liverpool Council knocked down the Cavern, what idiots, the same as Manchester Councils stupid decision to demolish the TWISTED WHEEL, tragic D D
Ringo's child hood home @9 Madryn St in Liverpool is still boarded up and awaiting either renovation or demolition; a local controversy which has literally been going on for decades. Frankly, in past interviews, Ringo himself has expressed very little interest in the fate of the house or in the city of Liverpool. Seems very content to be an aging but wealthy world famous pop star jetting first class between places like London, NYC and So Cal . Apparently, the only people who care are Beatles fans (also aging).
Why should he care about a tatty house in a poor part of Liverpool? The reason they worked their socks of was so that they (John excepted) the poor star they had in life.
You are right but there are copyright problems with the original songs of the Beatles. In this video I used some songs I recorded during a Paul McCartney's concert.
Those are for the most part nice looking homes and neighborhoods. George had a nice greenspace at his front door good for relaxing, I have to imagine. And the only thing I find wrong with other places associated with the Beatles is the damned ubiquity of the Coca Cola sign at the Casba. My God, is there no space on the planet free from that piece of shit?
For copyright problems it is not possible to put in Beatles songs. Anyway Paul sings in this video only Beatles songs. I wrote strawberry fields because the title of the song is Strawberry fields (forever). I'm sorry I let you down.
No no, you did a great job, I was just picking a couple nits. You can use Beatle songs under Fair Use - heck the publishing is the same whether you use Paul or the band playing the songs. And you were showing Strawberry Field - not the song. It's the 'net, you know.
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It has been my dream to go to Liverpool since I was 13 in 1964, and I am finally going next year. Thank you showing so many Beatles places. It brought tears to my eyes.
What took you so long?
Ya seriously, did you go!?
@@coryc0213 unfortunately she's old, so getting a reply is highly unlikely, they don't know how it works. But I like to think that she came to our fine city and loved every minute of it.
@@TheRightLadder I've been many times as fortunately i only live just over 50 miles south so can easy spend a day there. Love the place and the people are super friendly. I once went on a Beatles sightseeing tour and the guide was a right character with no end of stories and quips. When we were shown McCartneys house he told us when Paul first met Linda he took her around Liverpool in a limo with blacked out windows. It parked up outside Pauls old family home when a young boy tapped on the window. Paul let the window down and the little lad said, "one of The Beatles used to live here". I like to think the story was true.....but actually didn't mind if it wasn't!!
I was fortunate to visit Liverpool and see many Beatle sites in 1980.
The most complete and moving video about Beatles sites in Liverpool! Over the top!
Aĺl these places are part of my growing up in Liverpool great memories good and bad still got family there and go back once or twice a year ,,, 60s in liverpool was great to be a teenager
My wife & I made the pilgrimage a couple of years ago. Except for a couple of grave sites this video looks like our photo collection. We stayed at the Penny Lane hotel, just across from the shelter in the middle of the roundabout! As a youngster & mad Beatles fan growing up in suburban Melbourne Australia, Liverpool England was so far away & so inaccessible it might as well have been on the moon, so it's really one of the highlights of my life to have travelled there & actually stood in the same spots they inhabited. The Casbah Club was a highlight - we met Roag, Pete Best's brother, who can spin a great yarn & is a fantastic tour guide. He even showed me the boomerang McCartney was waving around at the Melbourne town hall when they were touring in '64. I first heard the Beatles as an eight or nine year old, & now at 51 I still thrill to their songs. Got myself a 360/12 string George Harrison Rickenbacker, now a prized possession, & man does it jangle like no other guitar. Loved Liverpool, love the Beatles!
I come from Bendigo, in high school and I remember getting up very early on a cold winter's morning to listen to the radio coverage of their plane landing in our country. It was very early, still dark and very cold. I was so excited to hear the announcer describe the scene. To have seen them with my own eyes was my heart's desire but it wasn't to be. Couldn't afford it. But remember them playing "All my lovin'" that morning. Magic.
The Beatles are the best. Their legend is awesome and their music is marvellous. That's about it.
1982 was the first time I went to Liverpool - I have been 8 times since. Love from Australia
Love from Italy Sally!
My wife, daughter and I went on the Magical Mystery Tour bus in Liverpool in August 2016. This was the highlight of our trip to England. It was surreal, an out-of-body experience. Couldn't believe we were treading the same ground as our all-time favourite band.
If you love the Beatles this is a 'must do', even if you do nothing else.
Next time you go to Liverpool don't miss to visit the inside of Paul and John houses and the Casbah coffee club. They are wonderful. You need a reservation for these sites
Excellent video, thank you very much for uploading. It was a magical mystery tour.
Thank you for this very moving video! I've spent a magic time watching it!
This is a fantastic video. A lot of research went into this. Thanks so much. And that last view of the Liverpool waterfront is gorgeous. Lots of great architecture in that old city. I'd love to go there someday.
Very well done, and the way you cropped the photos in the exact spot, excellent.
Thank you so very much,this is like gold for those among me who dream of visiting the city of my heros but just can't do it
Henry Sanchez Why can’t you visit?
so well put together.....a joy to watch....absolutely made my day....thankyou
Thank you!
great video no annoying commentary just great background music well done
Love the superimposed pictures, thank you!
my dream trip.. someday i will go..thank you for this!
Lets Gooo!!!
It’s on my bucket list too
Karen Menard
Mine too!!
@@ajeims17 mine too. I am waiting for Covid19 to end
1:28 Sadly ironic that the birthplace of the least appreciated Beatle is also the only one in such a state of neglect
...and there is even the risk that could be demolished!
@@eliodue we were there last week and the whole street is being refurbished
@Dave, I visited Madryn street a couple of month ago and bitterly noticed that they were already bulldozing that place.
They are ready for demolition in the photo. Since it has been saved and sold to a Beatles fan.
@@shedsoundsuk Thank God !!!!
I loved this. A great video and of course great music. Well done. thank you!
Wonderful and heartbreaking all at once. 💔
I love going to Liverpool we go nearly every year THE BEST PLACE ON EARTH!
This is just beautiful thanks so much!
Ringo's birthplace should be looked after. It deserves better than to be boarded up. Once these places are gone they are gone for ever.
They were ready for demolition..but I think they are saving them now.
They asked Ringo to pay to refurbish it but he refused. The city condemned the old building and he saw no reason to keep it standing.
These properties have no chance of being treasured and appreciated by local authorities.
the window cill has suffered at the hands of the memorabilia collectors .
The best video about Liverpool and Beatles
I like this alot! Thank you for the tour, I was almost really there.
Grazie per il video sempre bello da vedere ,amo i Beatles ❤️❤️❤️😘
Grazie a te Ornella.
Thank you so much. I enjoyed your video it is phenomenal.
Very interesting and well put together!!!!
I was born at Oxford street hospital, first time I’ve seen it , thanks ❤️
Thanks I love the video alot it was brilliant to see the original gates of Strawberry Fields as well as Penny Lanes bus shelter as it used to be wonderful music too listening to Paul singing all the Beatles songs was fab👏👏👏👏
FANTASTIC VIDEO ! Very much Enjoyed it
Great video, many thanks for this!
great coverage mate! well done!
Those 4 small steps onto the stage..grew into mighty big steps.
Brilliant footage!!
Fantastic watch thank you
Paul lived on western avenue in Speke Liverpool L24 as a child . He went to Stockton wood junior school . How come that ain't on here ,
Be patient. The video about the seven houses in Liverpool in which Paul lived is nearly ready and will be uploaded next month.
I live in Liverpool, have done all of my life. (I’m 67) It’s funny but I don’t think even I realised just how big an impact the Beatles had on the world, I pass some of these places regularly and don’t even give them a second look. Come to Liverpool if you can, it’s a great place.
I live in Italy but I visit Liverpool since 1982. I consider Liverpool my second hometown.
I always want to be there so badly now
Thank you for this video, it is so wonderful to be able to go to places that one has always wanted to see and visit without having to spend the money for airfare...(I still want to go in person however, it would just be more thrilling to go with the person I love....you know what I'm sayin? Yeah, yeah, yeah...
Great, thank you very much. i enjoy it alot.
Que Bien!! I Love this video, I don´t have go to far away!! Thank you.
This was done with a ton of love!
All the stars were alignment with the Beatles!
It never occurred to me that you can just walk into the graveyards with Brian, Julia, Stuart, etc. Now I'm emotional.
great job!
When you look at this history in this format it’s so different to been there I in person you no every ones moved on in their life it’s now like following ghosts of once was I personally carnt imagine a world with out Paul and ringo it was hard loosing George and John and we are loosing every one connected to the Beatles the history is fanomanal so I would like to take the opportunity to say thanque for bringing happiness to my life 🎸🎸🎸🥁 thanks boys
Muita história. Moro em Liverpool, amo a cidade.
The top of my bucket list.
Really great video eliodue, but kinda sad. We're all in that long and winding road and for an American, it seems like another lifetime on another planet when we watched that Ed Sullivan Show in '64.
Thanks Robert!
I was at Strawberry Fields in 1994 and took pictures, it was still the original gate then, right? It is just around the corner from John's house.
You are right. The original gate was removed in May 2011.
eliodue
Cool... when I there John's house was still privately owned. They must have made the gate change about the same time his house was donated to the National Trust and I’m assuming the original gate is on display somewhere.
The Salvation Army put them into storage for 'safe keeping'... They own the land.
@ Power Tuber
Last week I visited the Beatles Story Museum in Liverpool and I noticed that the original gate is on display just there.
Why is there no headstone on Mary McCartney grave, Very strange
Probably because someone would most assuredly steal it
O 'Faul' doesn't want to pay for one.
Good nostalgic tour.
Thanks John.
John wouldn't have gotten into the art college if it hadn't have been for his former headmaster Mr. Pobjoy who wrote a letter of introduction which they took in high regard and let him in..as he didn't have the grades. Paul and George went to the Art School around the corner. Mr.Pobjoy said he saw something in John that made him write the letter.
Well done! your good dude
so why hasnt Paul bought a headstone for his mother? I dont recall hearing that he was upset with her like John was with his dad. Might not have occurred to him but it just seems weird.
Likely for anonymity. There's weirdos out there that would dig her up unfortunately.
@@elizabethlane880 exactly
As of 2019 there is a stone.
Thanks for the video....charlotte nc...
Four people who changed the world...for the better
Born and bred In Liverpool I moved away twice but always came back I will spend the rest of my days here .
This city is home she chucks her arms around you . MY LIFE MY LIVERPOOL THE BEST PLACE ON THE PLANET AND THE BEST PEOPLE BAH NONE END OF. UP THE REDS 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Why replace the bloody gate at strawberryfields hope its somewhere.great vid. From an english girl xx my bruv lives in Liverpool and this is a great vid
Thank you for your appreciation. This video answers your question:
ruclips.net/video/QaHtC3gXGdE/видео.html
The circle in the Abbey refers to the Abbey cinema..its under threat of demolition due to be replaced by a supermarket. 2020..save this lovely Art Drco cinema.
Its possible go to all the places ( and others) in 5 days?
Does Anyone answer me, please?
I think so if you organize your trips well and the weather remains clear. The most difficult sites to visit are the graves of the relatives and friends of the Fab4 as the cemeteries are either too large (Julia Lennon) or always closed (Brian Epstein) or without the name on the headstone (Mary McCartney).
@@eliodue , thank you very much.
I think that only (maybe) grave that I want to know is
Stu and Eleanor Rigby...
I want to go to Childwall Abbey Hotel...
No problem for these two graves. Eleanor Rigby is in the graveyard of St. Peter's Church in Woolton Village and Stu is in the little Huyton Parish Church Cemetery on the opposite side from the Huyton Church in Blu bell lane. You will easily find those places with Google Map.
@@eliodue thank you very much.
Very Kind of you
Yes it is..you can get a fab four taxi tour...or hire a car and go yourself..just get a seat nav or google maps on your phone.
Awesome video! But.. Dude.. cut the camera's audio next time. Lol
We don't need to hear the wind.
i have to go to Liverpool once .
i have similar photos from the Magical Mystery tour of 2003
The Beatles also played in Lewis's store.
Hi can you tell the spot there the Beatles played in the church yard woolton ave been many times still baffled people say one thing then other hope someone can help thanks
David, I indicate the exact sites you need to know in this video: ruclips.net/video/_D9W9izlWF0/видео.html
Have a look at this video as well:
ruclips.net/video/pOzANweI4Hc/видео.html
Let me know If you need further help.
@@eliodue thanks know now but any idea to excess the site I know It belongs to to school and poor excess from the church thanks again cheers
Very good..except you photographed the Philharmonic pub from the side..not the front with its impressive gates or inside..one of if not the best pub architecturally speaking in the UK..its now the UK's only grade 1 public house..a must see if in Liverpool.
You are right about the Philarmonic pub photographed from the side. I'm working for a new video about di Beatles sites in Hope Street and I'll show the front side of the pub.
@@eliodue Hello yes that would be great, are you allowed to take photographs or video inside? Have you done George's house in Macketts Lane?
@studio7 - Yes it is possible to take photographs inside.
In this video I shot in 2016 there are the three houses in Liverpool were George lived included the house in Macketts lane.
ruclips.net/video/9tbzDN9Xaqo/видео.html
The Casbah/Best house looks in rough condition..shame,very nice building and was Mona's dream house.
Probably a nice place for teenage Beatles to grow up. Not too high pressure, but with
musical opportunities. At the same time, it seems to me that it would create ambition
for them to leave and conquer the rest of the world, musically........!
I was hoping to see the row house where they "lived" in "Help!" I have no idea what Pier Head is!
The Row house where they lived in Help! is not in Liverpool but in London ( Ailsa Avenue, Twickenham, Greater London) and this video is only about Liverpool sites.
The Pier Head is an important site on the riverside with recreational open space and the landing site for passenger ships.
I see I had no idea where that was. As for the Pier House, I've never heard of it before, nor have I ever heard it mentioned in ANY Beatle lore.
Because of the Beatles practically everyone on the planet knows their is a city called Liverpool
Richard W sailors and trade business to the port would say different
As well as Liverpool and Everton Football clubs
Not to mention the art gallery’s and cathedrals
Oh and the world famous seafront
Also because of a world famous football club Liverpool FC. A great city
Liverpool was world famous way before the Beatles it had the worlds biggest docks, worlds first overhead railway, first intercity passenger train service, worlds first modern skyscraper and a million other firsts. Trade, insurance and shipping were it made its fortune. The Beatles have played their part to continue the interest in Liverpool.
studio7 but remember back in 63 we didn’t have info at are fingertips. Americans heard GB they thought London, after Beatles Liverpool was a city the world knew of. But I totally get your point.
If those walls could talk!!
Who’s watching this in 2020?
Why is the neighboorhood where ringo was born kinda closed now?
Because the town council decided to tear down those houses and replace them with modern buildings. But it seems that the Ringo's house will be saved.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/10_Admiral_Grove
@@eliodue They are also filming in the next street
Who's playing the music?
Paul McCartney in concert in Verona (Italy)
eliodue Thanks!
Ame tu video
Paul Mccartney living in western avenue Speke, in Liverpool before forthlin road has been over looked
In this video, I uploaded recently, there are all the houses in Liverpool where Paul McCartney lived in: ruclips.net/video/b-oNhoNVmIY/видео.html
Still can,t believe that Liverpool Council knocked down the Cavern, what idiots, the same as Manchester Councils stupid decision to demolish the TWISTED WHEEL, tragic
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I particular dont like living in liverpool but that doesnt mean im not proud when i see video like this it makes me happy!
Ringo's child hood home @9 Madryn St in Liverpool is still boarded up and awaiting either renovation or demolition; a local controversy which has literally been going on for decades. Frankly, in past interviews, Ringo himself has expressed very little interest in the fate of the house or in the city of Liverpool. Seems very content to be an aging but wealthy world famous pop star jetting first class between places like London, NYC and So Cal . Apparently, the only people who care are Beatles fans (also aging).
Why should he care about a tatty house in a poor part of Liverpool? The reason they worked their socks of was so that they (John excepted) the poor star they had in life.
Ringo said the house in Admiral street had more memories. The house was saved from demolition and sold to a Beatles fan.
They just recently put a Butterfly stone to mark her grave.
What's with the bad cover versions of Beatle songs?
You are right but there are copyright problems with the original songs of the Beatles. In this video I used some songs I recorded during a Paul McCartney's concert.
Those are for the most part nice looking homes and neighborhoods. George had a nice greenspace at his front door good for relaxing, I have to imagine. And the only thing I find wrong with other places associated with the Beatles is the damned ubiquity of the Coca Cola sign at the Casba. My God, is there no space on the planet free from that piece of shit?
I live about two minutes from 30:39.
Just wish the music was Beatles - not Paul. Also, it's Strawberry Field, not Straberry or Strawberry Fields as you have it here.
For copyright problems it is not possible to put in Beatles songs. Anyway Paul sings in this video only Beatles songs. I wrote strawberry fields because the title of the song is Strawberry fields (forever).
I'm sorry I let you down.
No no, you did a great job, I was just picking a couple nits. You can
use Beatle songs under Fair Use - heck the publishing is the same
whether you use Paul or the band playing the songs. And you were showing Strawberry Field - not the song. It's the 'net, you know.
Latin people in strawberry field x ever....Hertor tinoco
Such a cool video! Thanks man!