That's the main thing I noticed. A very lovely scene between Paul and George. Paul seems challenged and George comes in to help his pal. Simply beautiful!
Ringo, " if they don't wear miniskirts, how do they know their legs are ugly " ? Regarding a report that American women's legs are ugly. Ringo many times was just as quick witted as John. Pretty cool.
Danjoker .....yeah the US press were just asking fuckin' loaded questions......absolute Nob heads!....The Beatles were too clever for them ..us scousers are just too witty for those dim wits!.....
It's a lot like that with John and his father when they were both around 40, and John and Julian. I don't quite remember right now what Zak looks like, but Paul's genes seem to be not too dominant when it comes to looks.
Exactly. You can see how he changed from interviews at 64, 65, when being happy and joking...enjoying himself. 66 he's unhappy and fed up with being attact. And he never said anything bad about Jesus or people who believe. He only noted they reached out to so many people all over the world. That's what he talked about. They misunderstood him completely.
What stands out to me was Paul standing up for John on the more popular statement. That is what brothers do. Watch John’s face. It meant the world to him. No doubt he never forgot.
Mike Dengler Please explain to me how Paul stood up for John? Because it sounded to me like he was blaming him when he said”Did you know that John? You created it” Kind of rubbing his nose in it a little?
@@barbaranelson8617 He was clearly being ironic, anyone with half a brain would realise. But you are well known around the comment sections for hating Paul, so there is that.
Maverikk68 ... as you say this interview was just on the eve of them creating truly mind boggling milestones in western music! What a dauntless group of individuals they were.
Crazy to realize how articulate and well spoken these guys were at 23-25 years old here. They were all under the age of 30 when the band broke up. So young and brilliant. Wish we could have had them all for longer.
I have a friend who met John and Yoko outside the Dakota a few months before John Lennon’s death. He says that John could not have been nicer. My friend said, “ Thanks for the music and good luck in the new album.” John took time to talk with my friend and a young woman, a fan and nurse also waiting to meet them. I know OF a woman who delivered flowers to John in a hotel room in NYC. Again, very pleasant. She spent several hours there. I have read other reports of how grateful John acted toward fans. Read that when fans were writing on his Rolls Royce with lipstick, he said, “ Leave them alone. They paid for it.” I think John was a very appreciative person when it came to his fans.
"When I was 17, we were playing bars in Hamburg. By the time I was 25, we had recorded Sgt Peppers. Every year in between, was like living 10 years...You gave us your screams and money. We gave you our nervous systems.' George Harrison., This was how famous and fab the Beatles truly were, and will be, for centuries to come. Musical magic and genius; a very close brotherly friendship that blew the entire Earth's mind.
Amazing to see this after so many years! My friend and I presented the Beatles with the gifts after Dick Clark arranged for us to get seats right up front. We wanted to give them something from Texas (our home state) and branding irons in a Los Angeles gift shop was the closest thing we got to. We got the black hats around the same time so we would be recognizable by Mr. Clark's staff to present our gifts. Luckily it was George who motioned for us to come forward and we eagerly yet shyly walked forward. At the time I couldn't possibly foresee the impact the band we loved and adored would have on the world. Thank you so much for posting this video.
@@brainylass3372 I am or depending on how you look at it, I was the brunette standing between George and Paul. I was a member of the Dallas Beatles fan club and this was actually my 2nd time meeting the fellas.
Amazing isn’t it? The clip of Lennon with the glasses interviewed on the steps of Abbey Rd during the making of Pepper looks like it was years and years later. That’s why George Harrison said that during the 60’s things “moved so fast that 1 year was like 10 years, we were force grown”
@@johnp515 I'm sure LSD facilitated the process. I seem to recall George once saying that he "woke up" after taking LSD. I can only imagine the existential dread of "waking up" spritually, then donning the ol' Fab gear for another gig.
3:00 "Well, you just try to write songs about prostitutes and lesbians, that's all". The genius of Paul McCartney! 5:00 "May I ask about the song Eleanor Rigby, what was the motivation or inspiration behind that"? John: "Two queers". The genius of Lennon!
Not just stupid, slightly sinister. They want to put them on the spot and hopefully get the lads to say something contentious. You could see the Beatles knew they were in a nest of potential vipers, because they had been bitten badly before.
however you came by this; wrap this film in lead, bury it where no one can find it..... what a fabulous piece of archival material. four totally unpretentious artists who probably had no idea of their totally positive cataclysmic impact on the world .. we will not see their like for many a millenia ...... God I miss them
I so would have wished The Beatles would have done another movie. I heard it was to be a western (with Brigitte Bardot), but they couldn't agree on the script. And they all looked so good in '66. They never looked this good again.
1:51 , that close up of Lennon is amazing. He looks just as cute as Paul does. I can tell, and I'm totally straight. No wonder that band attracted just about everybody in the world. All of them oozed charisma.
The stupidest, most redundant questions that the band probably heard a thousand times. They looked so annoyed and bored in this interview. No wonder why they stopped touring.
Stark difference fron their first convference where they smiled from ear to ear, cracked jokes with the reporters. Here, hardly any smiles, and sarcastic wit. They were tired of the same old by then.
Add it all up: Exhausted. Still Witty. Stupid Questions. Funny Answers. They flew in from New York overnight. They played Shea Stadium Aug. 23rd 1966. For the last time. We were there.
They'd grown up a bit by then, and had obviously had enough of the whole Beatlemania thing, and the constant inane questions. They look thoroughly pissed off with it all but were no doubt obliged to do the interview.
Is it just me or is Ringo the most awesome person to ever walked on this earth? "Because we're on tour people know where we are, and that's why we have a crowd" - Ringo being genius xD
This interview was made almost 53 years ago, and this was how the media was back then. The media certainly has not changed. If anything they have gotten worse. You would think that after all this time they would have learned something from their behavior. No improvement. smh
Really? Based on what? You people who hate on the media really don't have a clue what you are talking about. You make comments like this when you have no experience at it at all. It's like saying: "'These doctors today have no clue what they are doing." When you work as a janitor in a school. WTF?
George wasn’t asked the question he wanted, he looked like “not this again”. I truly believe that The Beatles suffered from a sort of P.T.S.D. Talk about relentless stupid questions over and over and over. Never ending groping by fans. People broke up The Beatles not Yoko.
Jim C to some extent what you say is true. But there’s detailed reports from Paul’s own words about the division John created by having Yoko present without previous discussion-in what were once band only meetings and recordings. Having a fifth voice from a non professional musician speaking on the same level of all things was too much
From what I can gather it was what you said and Brian dying with Paul more or less taking over. Sounds like George and John had enough of being Beatles and anything that came between them continuing was just an excuse to end it.
When the bubble bumbs... 55 years later Paul is still filling every stadium in the world and if they were all alive and together, they would fill entire cities just for being there
They were so sick of the press crap at this point. I'm glad they stopped touring. A year earlier would have been even better. Two more albums most likely would have resulted !
Look at these interviews and the big difference between them in 1964 and 1966. 2 years of super stardom makes a difference in attitude and the general change of who and what the Beatles were. No questions of hair styles and girls but a more an adult setting. More political and more mature.
I love how they never gave the interviewers the answers they wanted cause you can tell they wanted to catch one of them off guard, but they're the kings of responses!!!
The reporters, at that stage, still didn't get that being too serious or seeking out controversy was not going to get them anywhere with the lads. They were only feeding straight lines to music's Marx Bros.
Incredible. Thank you for sharing. My friends and I plus one parent attended the concert that night at Dodger Stadium. 'Twas my first concert. I was 15. I still have my ticket stub and the program. 'Tis a magical musical memory in the windmills of my mind.
Think about it, these guys were like 22 to 25 or so and the press asks them questions like they’re all knowing gods. At that age, I’d have been like, oh check her out, hey wanna go out. Followed by other original first class remarks, sad. They matured so fast and held their responses to a very adult level. Truly incredible!
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Am I the only one who thinks George helping Paul fix the microphone in the beginning is the cutest thing ever?!!! Love those boys!!❤❤
That's the main thing I noticed. A very lovely scene between Paul and George. Paul seems challenged and George comes in to help his pal. Simply beautiful!
I thought that was George being funny🤣
@@BlacklightSummerOfficial agree
@@moeb434 didn't george apprentice as an electrician for a little while?
This band behaved more as a unit or family. Never really seen before or since.
i can taste john lennon's disdain for the press . and I love it .
John didn't suffer fools gladly.
It's amazing how polite they were. They were funny, articulate, intelligent and down to earth.
yes...…...
The Beatles just demonstrate how much smarter they are than the reporters
Ringo, " if they don't wear miniskirts, how do they know their legs are ugly " ? Regarding a report that American women's legs are ugly. Ringo many times was just as quick witted as John. Pretty cool.
Who made the original remark, the fellow countryman, I couldn't make it out...
@@pauledwards3992 😸
John was so fucking done with these press conferences at that time. Such a big contrast from 1964
I would be too if what had happened days before had happened to me
Danjoker .....yeah the US press were just asking fuckin' loaded questions......absolute Nob heads!....The Beatles were too clever for them ..us scousers are just too witty for those dim wits!.....
The four coolest guys in the world.
i think they were so bright and smart....also Paul trying to protect John about the „jesus thing“ 🥺😍
The questions that the press asks today are just as stupid as they were back then.
Amazing 😔
It’s like they all took 3 minutes to prepare.
How true
John was straight up you got to respect the man for that.
Looking at George at this age and pictures of Dhani at George's age here, it's uncanny.
It's a lot like that with John and his father when they were both around 40, and John and Julian. I don't quite remember right now what Zak looks like, but Paul's genes seem to be not too dominant when it comes to looks.
George and Dhani are both beautiful beautiful men.
John's not happy here. He's fed up with explaining himself and being judged.
He's obviously fed up with having to apologize for his remarks about the Beatles being "more popular than Jesus"!
Exactly. You can see how he changed from interviews at 64, 65, when being happy and joking...enjoying himself. 66 he's unhappy and fed up with being attact. And he never said anything bad about Jesus or people who believe. He only noted they reached out to so many people all over the world. That's what he talked about. They misunderstood him completely.
The Beatles patience is amazing at being asked so many mundane & idiotic questions.
What time of day do you like to write music....lol
I agree that one guy about are umyoy use to so many reporers following you around a real ass
I love the way Paul handled the question about the prostitutes and lesbian.
Hilarious!
I thought the 'two queers' response was up there too.
LOVE GEORGE'S ACCENT. HIS VOICE IS JUST OUT OF THIS WORLD. NICE. RIP GEORGE, WE MISS YOU
All of them had that accent---it's called "scouse". Scouse is the Liverpool accent.
I always loved Georges accent too.It was more pronounced than the others
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John Lennon's body language! He so doesn't want to be there.
Think that was John position as in life.
Who would? Looks a complete drag! :0/
What stands out to me was Paul standing up for John on the more popular statement. That is what brothers do. Watch John’s face. It meant the world to him. No doubt he never forgot.
Mike Dengler Please explain to me how Paul stood up for John? Because it sounded to me like he was blaming him when he said”Did you know that John? You created it” Kind of rubbing his nose in it a little?
@@barbaranelson8617 He was clearly being ironic, anyone with half a brain would realise. But you are well known around the comment sections for hating Paul, so there is that.
Paul was being sarcastic towards the press. It's plainly obvious that he was standing up for John.
@@barbaranelson8617 He relentlessly stood up for John every time the press brought up the Jesus thing.
Only a few months from recording Strawberry Fields and Penny Lane.
Maverikk68 ... as you say this interview was just on the eve of them creating truly mind boggling milestones in western music! What a dauntless group of individuals they were.
Actually, a little more than a few months. I like their older stuff better, actually.
Crazy to realize how articulate and well spoken these guys were at 23-25 years old here. They were all under the age of 30 when the band broke up. So young and brilliant. Wish we could have had them all for longer.
Don't wanna be a smartass...just noticed that Ringo was 26 here
But I agree completely with everything you said
I have a friend who met John and Yoko outside the Dakota a few months before John Lennon’s death. He says that John could not have been nicer. My friend said, “ Thanks for the music and good luck in the new album.” John took time to talk with my friend and a young woman, a fan and nurse also waiting to meet them. I know OF a woman who delivered flowers to John in a hotel room in NYC. Again, very pleasant. She spent several hours there. I have read other reports of how grateful John acted toward fans. Read that when fans were writing on his Rolls Royce with lipstick, he said, “ Leave them alone. They paid for it.” I think John was a very appreciative person when it came to his fans.
This is proof the media has never been able to ask a important question.
And this is when The Beatles started not giving a fuck about the media!
"When I was 17, we were playing bars in Hamburg. By the time I was 25, we had recorded Sgt Peppers. Every year in between, was like living 10 years...You gave us your screams and money. We gave you our nervous systems.' George Harrison., This was how famous and fab the Beatles truly were, and will be, for centuries to come. Musical magic and genius; a very close brotherly friendship that blew the entire Earth's mind.
So you were just seventeen?
@@dc3189 you know what I mean
Way beyond compare.
After making Revolver. One of the best albums in history. The four of them are sitting there thinking, hear we go with all the dumb questions again.
Paul's quote at 3:22 and John's quote at 5:08 2 of the best comebacks ever.
What did John say at 5:08? Too queer?
John has had enough and George looks like he had to bite his tongue. Good god these interviews must be hard
yeah it must have sucked to have been paid all that money for people to worship you and be bothered to answer questions.... I feel bad for them
Amazing to see this after so many years! My friend and I presented the Beatles with the gifts after Dick Clark arranged for us to get seats right up front. We wanted to give them something from Texas (our home state) and branding irons in a Los Angeles gift shop was the closest thing we got to. We got the black hats around the same time so we would be recognizable by Mr. Clark's staff to present our gifts. Luckily it was George who motioned for us to come forward and we eagerly yet shyly walked forward. At the time I couldn't possibly foresee the impact the band we loved and adored would have on the world. Thank you so much for posting this video.
Unbelievable! Which one are you? How did you come to meet them?
@@brainylass3372 I am or depending on how you look at it, I was the brunette standing between George and Paul. I was a member of the Dallas Beatles fan club and this was actually my 2nd time meeting the fellas.
@@yolandahernandez8450 you are so pretty and extremely lucky! Amazing story!
Hi Yolanda, so great of you to supply this story! I hope you are still in touch with your fan club mates. Ever been to a Mccartney concert?
@@yolandahernandez8450 wow you are gorgeous! 2nd time meeting them? How, when, and where did you meet them the first time?
It's almost impossible to believe that "Sgt. Pepper" would be released nine months later.
Amazing isn’t it? The clip of Lennon with the glasses interviewed on the steps of Abbey Rd during the making of Pepper looks like it was years and years later. That’s why George Harrison said that during the 60’s things “moved so fast that 1 year was like 10 years, we were force grown”
@@johnp515 I'm sure LSD facilitated the process. I seem to recall George once saying that he "woke up" after taking LSD. I can only imagine the existential dread of "waking up" spritually, then donning the ol' Fab gear for another gig.
One thing for sure the media hasn't changed. They still ask stupid questions.
Yes like what time you write your songs.
3:00 "Well, you just try to write songs about prostitutes and lesbians, that's all". The genius of Paul McCartney!
5:00 "May I ask about the song Eleanor Rigby, what was the motivation or inspiration behind that"?
John: "Two queers". The genius of Lennon!
Musically, they bounced off each other and even when it came to witty quips they were doing the same thing. Those two!
Love John and his barely controlled anger. Bless him.
You mean like...John, what is Eleanor Rigby about? "A couple of queers."
Paul's answers are hilarious xD how he calls out the reporter "well you just said they did" xd genius
Yeah I love that moment aswell 😊
His voice is so cute
16:20 - Paul's best response to any question, ever.
The reporters are annoying and they’re still annoying today
The greatest band ever and no band is close to the Beatles.
Main stream media: stupid then and stupid now. These are just young boys really, so much more mature than the "adults" questioning them. WOW!
Not just stupid, slightly sinister. They want to put them on the spot and hopefully get the lads to say something contentious. You could see the Beatles knew they were in a nest of potential vipers, because they had been bitten badly before.
You can tell John is so done with these events. He barely spoke and looked like he just wanted to be over.
You'd imagine most of those reporters with the fullness of time would have regretted their questions.
however you came by this; wrap this film in lead, bury it where no one can find it..... what a fabulous piece of archival material. four totally unpretentious artists who probably had no idea of their totally positive cataclysmic impact on the world .. we will not see their like for many a millenia ...... God I miss them
The media was just as thick back then. Not a single original or insightful question among the lot. Pathetic.
Exactly
These guys were around 24 and 25 years old.. Hard to imagine how they handled these press idiots so well.
They did seem wise beyond their years.
The Beatles were being themselves, but the world was acting crazy.
Sharp young men. Some of the media still thought they could "defeat" them.
3:00 The Answer Paul Gave To That Question? Priceless!
1:44 That fucking flippant "Do you know that John? You've created a controversy." gets me every time.
I so would have wished The Beatles would have done another movie. I heard it was to be a western (with Brigitte Bardot), but they couldn't agree on the script. And they all looked so good in '66. They never looked this good again.
Yup…. Them in ‘66 is my fave style of them😜👍
I couldn't imagine the Beatles as dramatic actors.
@@allenjones3130 The movie would have had to be another comedy. 🙂
@@4Barbe I have no doubt about that. "A Hard Day's Night" and "Help!" proved how great the Beatles were when it came to starring in comedies.
Allegedly Johnny had huge crush on Brigit Bardot. That's why Cynthia bleached her hair.
I still love them as much as I did back in the 60's. R.I.P. John and George.
REPORTER: What time of day do you prefer to write songs?
Paul: Daytime certainly. Oh, and nightime
Just anytime, really....
They were amazingly patient considering the inanity of most of the questions
Paul (shrugging): "We were just trying to write songs about prostitutes and lesbians, that's all." Well said.
I love that the reporters not only laughed, but applauded him for that. As if they, themselves, knew that the Time magazine analysis was stupid.
1:51 , that close up of Lennon is amazing. He looks just as cute as Paul does. I can tell, and I'm totally straight. No wonder that band attracted just about everybody in the world. All of them oozed charisma.
You are about as straight as a circle; not that there's anything wrong with that.
Without the music, nobody would even know who they are, and wouldn't care about their "looks" to begin with.
Fer Abra Much better looking than Paul.
these guys were utterly priceless in interviews
This is when Revolver dropped and these are the questions they chose to ask??? C’mon 🤦♂️
The stupidest, most redundant questions that the band probably heard a thousand times. They looked so annoyed and bored in this interview. No wonder why they stopped touring.
George loved California and that's where he passed.
I remember . Sad ...
Ringo will always be a national treasure
The body language of The Beatles at this point looked like " We are fed up with this touring ". " Let's go home ".
It’s so awkward when people ask questions to just one or two of them! Love them so much
I love the bit with Paul and George fixing the microphone
Stark difference fron their first convference where they smiled from ear to ear, cracked jokes with the reporters. Here, hardly any smiles, and sarcastic wit. They were tired of the same old by then.
Definitely
That guy smiling in the back with the long hair is david crosby, from the group the byrds and later crosby stills and nash.
I feel they felt uncomfortable from the questions they were ask. They did a good job just trying to stay polite.
I never ever notice how frigging attractive Paul Mccartney was when he was so young, he was gorgeous!
Hahahahahaha sorry...I'm 64 and have been in love with him since I was 9.
He changed an awful lot in 1966.
They each were, in their on ways.
💖
@David Roberts just gonna try and spread that shit wherever you can, huh?
When Lennon made the Jesus remarks in the UK in a girl mag, it barely made a ripple, in the USA, well, it became a witch-hunt.
Paul: “You hear all that, John? You created it.”
Everyone underestimated Ringo......He was just as quick-witted as the rest of them. His response about women who don't wear miniskirts is priceless.
Add it all up: Exhausted. Still Witty. Stupid Questions. Funny Answers. They flew in from New York overnight. They played Shea Stadium Aug. 23rd 1966. For the last time. We were there.
watching this , makes the decision not only understandable but smart
5:55 asking Ringo how much he contributes to the bad?? Jeeez man he's fuckin Ringo!
Ringo contributed more to his band, than this jackass did for journalism!
George has the greatest vibes. Great voice.
Just the fact that I can stand in my kitchen and watch this on RUclips in 2019 blows my mind.
They are very clever lads.
True scousers. Love it.
Yep,too fast for the press,scouse and proud.
They're very CLEAN.
They'd grown up a bit by then, and had obviously had enough of the whole Beatlemania thing, and the constant inane questions. They look thoroughly pissed off with it all but were no doubt obliged to do the interview.
Lennon, especially appears annoyed.
Paul is particularly amazing and clearly not phased and in control.
A real wise man given all that was happening to them.
Paul is the best PR man in history
It's "fazed," not phased. Is English your first language?
In America, we say “phased”.
@@shootfirst2097 Why do you care so much?
@@PorcelainSubmarine No we don't.
They look tired, irritated, done touring.
They look tired because not only were they fed up with it all, but they were likely stoned as well xD
They worked their butts off releasing records every 6 months (approx.). People who think they were stoned are stoners themselves...lol.
@@spy1965 Exactly.
@@spy1965, very true. People tend to think others are like themselves.
Paul looks so pleased with himself after that "prostitutes and lesbians" quip, lol!
He should be, that was a great reply, especially at that point in time.
He's a Gemini, master of words (and lyrics).
Is it just me or is Ringo the most awesome person to ever walked on this earth? "Because we're on tour people know where we are, and that's why we have a crowd" - Ringo being genius xD
no its not just you
This interview was made almost 53 years ago, and this was how the media was back then. The media certainly has not changed. If anything they have gotten worse. You would think that after all this time they would have learned something from their behavior. No improvement. smh
You should be happy to live in a free society. Nobody forces you to watch an interview nor to give one.
Really? Based on what? You people who hate on the media really don't have a clue what you are talking about. You make comments like this when you have no experience at it at all. It's like saying: "'These doctors today have no clue what they are doing." When you work as a janitor in a school. WTF?
If it ain't broke don't fix it. The media would change if the money didn't roll keep in.
ringo’s pants are fire tho
George wasn’t asked the question he wanted, he looked like “not this again”.
I truly believe that The Beatles suffered from a sort of P.T.S.D.
Talk about relentless stupid questions over and over and over.
Never ending groping by fans.
People broke up The Beatles not Yoko.
Jim C to some extent what you say is true. But there’s detailed reports from Paul’s own words about the division John created by having Yoko
present without previous discussion-in what were once band only meetings and recordings. Having a fifth voice from a non professional musician speaking on the same level of all things was too much
From what I can gather it was what you said and Brian dying with Paul more or less taking over. Sounds like George and John had enough of being Beatles and anything that came between them continuing was just an excuse to end it.
"It doesn't really matter what clothes I wear, or how I fare, or if my hair is brown, 'cause it's only a "Northern Song"".
@@jamesmcdonald2244 Paul has explained it many times. Yoko had nothing to do with it.
4 ordinary unassuming Lads , that just Happened to be the Best Musical Group the World has/ and will ever See....Imho
100%
Paul deals with the rather/oftentimes inane questions very well!
intelligent, honest, alive, aware young men!
He comes over as very intelligent - not after cheap laughs
He and George are more pensive
When the bubble bumbs... 55 years later Paul is still filling every stadium in the world and if they were all alive and together, they would fill entire cities just for being there
FACTS!!
Yup.
These reporters are hostile. John looks pissed and like he doesn't give a rats bottom.
Have to feel sorry for John over the endless grief he took regarding his 'Beatles more popular than Jesus' statement!
They were so sick of the press crap at this point.
I'm glad they stopped touring.
A year earlier would have been even better.
Two more albums most likely would have resulted !
hah
I’m sick of them now hahaha,
Benthruit ! A
Reporters asking stupid questions to the greatest band ever to walk on this planet.
Oh Lord, George had me in stitches at the end. "Ringo likes him a lot".
Look at these interviews and the big difference between them in 1964 and 1966. 2 years of super stardom makes a difference in attitude and the general change of who and what the Beatles were. No questions of hair styles and girls but a more an adult setting. More political and more mature.
Also LSD.
Three pop geniuses and a perfect drummer.....they changed the world, that's all.
They just play along with the questions and try to be nice but they feel like just getting out of there.
Paul drops part of the mic, someone tries to help him put it back together. Paul: "don't worry, George's got it"
I have several color polaroid photos made during this press conference.
Have you contacted the beatles company about it? They would probably be delighted to see them, as would the fans!
I love how they never gave the interviewers the answers they wanted cause you can tell they wanted to catch one of them off guard, but they're the kings of responses!!!
The reporters, at that stage, still didn't get that being too serious or seeking out controversy was not going to get them anywhere with the lads. They were only feeding straight lines to music's Marx Bros.
George is so gorgeous
That would be John.
How they were humble simple relaxed - despite the immense talent.
Incredible. Thank you for sharing. My friends and I plus one parent attended the concert that night at Dodger Stadium. 'Twas my first concert. I was 15. I still have my ticket stub and the program. 'Tis a magical musical memory in the windmills of my mind.
That was my first concert too.Pretty good for a first one.
Here many years later, the Beatles are still relevant, they fucked the establishment.
They were so young. Thank you for sharing this.
Think about it, these guys were like 22 to 25 or so and the press asks them questions like they’re all knowing gods. At that age, I’d have been like, oh check her out, hey wanna go out. Followed by other original first class remarks, sad. They matured so fast and held their responses to a very adult level. Truly incredible!