Tru dat. Quarrymen, Japage3, loads of small gigs, Casbah. Since school they had been playing together (without Richie). Still, by far the most productive, ever changing, quality music producing band of all time. Also huge amount of that respect also has to go to George Martin. It defies logic really. Always think this is down to a band of 3 amazing song writers who all had brilliant talent. And a genius producer
I've often thought about the transition between I Wanna Hold Your Hand to Golden Slumbers and Let It Be...some would say the Faul theory is the explanation! Lol!
@@VideoSaySo So then, does that mean they think faul was better than Paul? Not that I Want To Hold Your Hand wasn't great, but I Want You (S.S.H.) A Day In The Life, Helter Skelter, Revolution etc. not to mention all the solo years. Man, and all they had to do was fire Paul and hire faul like they did with Pete and Ringo, but then they wouldn't have material for the biggest laugh in music history.
@@johnmunk5067 The story I've heard is that the early Beatles had a group of young men who were decoys to distract the crowds while the real guys went into their gigs or other places. Paul's lookalike was Billy Shears (from Billy Peppers and the Pepperpots) who could also sing and play the bass. When the first "Paul" died in a car accident in 1966, Brian Epstein didn't want to let the obvious cash cow that was The Beatles go and he put the lookalike in the place of the first Paul. Apparently he had the newspaper headline yanked telling the story of the accident...at first out of the fear that girls would kill themselves, but then it moved to more profit driven motivations. I don't think anyone is saying one Paul was better...but the music surely was a great bit more developed, with more finesse in the "impostor" Paul...look at the pre '66 Paul, the ears, teeth and jawline, up next to a post '66 Paul. They are identical if you look at the pics separately but side by side you can see what people mean...They also refer to them as Red Paul and Blue Paul from the album covers later on. Red Paul has a distinctive baby face....Blue Paul has a more angular, masculine jawline and his ears don't stick out as much.
Came here to see some live footage of Paul's '61 Hofner in action when this was his only bass. So glad that he's got it back now, it's a big part of the band's history. Hope to see him playing it again sometime. If I could travel back in time, I'd go back to 1962 so I could go see them play at The Cavern. As many of the other posts have mentioned, it's truly amazing how far they went over the next 7-8 years together. From a little club band to legends whose music will live on for generations. Future generations will talk about The Beatles the way we discuss Beethoven or Mozart.
The Beatles Wrote the Worst Song Ever…Official In 2004, a BBC released poll voted Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da, the worst song ever. That’s because it is. Although Octopuses’ Garden runs it close…and Hello, Goodbye isn’t exactly the work of genius either.
@@dindjarin7185 agreed but that’s more of a McCartney thing. The rest of the Beatles hated that song, lol I did too. I have fond memories of Octopus’s Garden as a kid in the early 80’s.
@@Voxac100b Oooh - yes, I remember it! when i was a kid my dad recorded 'the Beeb's Lost Beatles tapes' from the radio, and I wore these tapes out. I wonder why I can't find it... i'll look again!
"Brian made us put on those suits, fag suits i called them. Before Brian met us we were in leather and eating and drinking on stage cussing the audience the whole time while i was on uppers and beer"- Lennon Remembers 1980
Lemmy said that The Beatles were tougher than they looked. While the stones acted tough, they were middle class nanny boys who went to art colleges in London. The Beatles were tougher, northern and working class.
Notice Ringo's kit. It's a Premier, before the Ludwigs. This is the famous lost drum kit, a Premier 'Root Beer Swirl' 20" Bass, 18" Floor Tom, 14'' x 5" wooden snare and (I think) a 11 7/8'' rack tom. It was last seen in a British music shop, as a trade-in in the early, pre-EMI days, possibly bought by an Australian fellow. A fantastic Mystery!
Great info! I noticed that too. Of course many played Premier but it was Keith Moon that really shot the company into orbit. Sad that Premier is no more.
I'm a drummer. In 1974, when I was 13 years old, my parents bought me a second-hand kit. It was that EXACT model that Ringo had!! I still have it. Many parts were changed over the years, but the basic kit is intact. Needless to say, for active gigging I use a different set.
That’s right, it is believed to have been sent to Adelaide in South Australia, many early songs were recorded on his Premier.. up til September ‘63 from memory.. any song & album before that you’re listening to a Premier kit 👍🏼
@@conceicaotavora5599 Exato. Me recordo da cena do Anthology, onde o Paul fala que ele era 1 ano e meio mais velho que o George, e o George responde que o Paul era e ainda é apenas 9 meses mais velho do que ele.
This is cool. A few months before Beatlemania began. It's great to see them just being a bar band without the screaming ... learning their craft playing live.
@@faithcurrent658 I hadn't thought of that, but yeah, what band ever played that much. They played 7 days a week. Weekdays they played 4-1/2 hours over the course of a 6 hour span, and Saturdays and Sundays they played 6 hours each over the span of 8-1/2 hours. They played 34.5 hours per week over a 47 hour timespan. They also lived in the back of a run down movie theater in a windowless store room next to the ladies' bathroom. They really put in their dues.
Beatlemania had already begun, long before this gig, way back when Pete Best had just been with the band for 4 months. Here's the history behind, "Beatlemania". According to Allan Williams, The Beatles' first manager, John, Paul and George's jealousies were there from the very beginning of Pete's tenure as The Beatles' drummer, in August of 1960. Allan said the following: *"We had just arrived in Hamburg and after The Beatles played their first show with Pete, I watched the faces of Paul and the others as all the girls raced past them to swarm around Pete. And I said to myself, "Well, he's not going to last long.""* But of course he did last long. Two years. Why? Because something extraordinary happened to the band in those first couple weeks in Hamburg. They were unprepared for how loud and raucous the crowds were, and so to compensate Pete invented The Atom Beat, a thunderous drumming style, that would *define* The Beatles sound for the next two years. The band gelled like they never had before. Prior to hiring Pete, The Beatles were the worst band in Liverpool. Within weeks after hiring him they were transformed into the hottest band in Hamburg, and as soon as they got home 4 months later, in Liverpool, as well. Here's what Ringo Starr had to say about the first time he saw The Beatles: *"My band, Rory Storm & The Hurricanes, arrived in Hamburg just two months after The Beatles had gotten there, and they were already great. They were the only band I would go see on my time off."* So when The Beatles came home for Christmas in '60 and played at Litherland Town Hall, nobody knew who they were. That's how obscure they had been before they left. The kids at the dance hall that night thought The Beatles were German, because the posters said, *"Direct from Hamburg, The Beatles!".* It was only later in the show when the kids heard them talking onstage that they realized they were fellow scousers. lol But back to the beginning of the show. As the lads were setting up their instruments, the kids in the hall were away from the stage. There were over a thousand kids in the dance hall that night, and they were there just to dance, but also with a curiosity to see what this "German" band sounded like. Well, when The Beatles suddenly began playing, it was the rockin' Little Richard cover, *"Long Tall Sally".* Every kids' head snapped around, and they all rushed the stage. Oh, they'd heard other bands cover the song, many times. But none of the kids had ever heard anything like this before, and were screaming their heads off. The Beatles' hard rocking, hard-hitting, boot-stomping, Atom Beat sound, *_forged_* in the clubs of Hamburg was so new, so raw, so loud, and so very different--it blew everyone away. The date was December 27, 1960, at Litherland Town Hall in Liverpool. *It is the night that Beatles historians agree marked the birth of Beatlemania.* (Ringo wouldn't join the band until two years later.) I'll tell ya, if I could go back in time to witness any show in Beatles history, that would be it. The start of Beatlemania. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
@@Cosmo-Kramer The Stones looked cooler What’s this got to do with music? Everything. Keith and Mick were just cool - McCartney was a lovable, cheeky Scouser, and Ringo was even worse.
@@Cosmo-Kramer The one thing that rarely gets mentioned about The Beatles is their lyrics. This is because, with only one or two exceptions, they are awful. Here’s a few excerpts: From Hello, Goodbye: “You say goodbye, and I say hello, hello, hello. I don’t know why you say goodbye when I say hello, hello, hello. I don’t know why you say goodbye when I say hello.” From Strawberry Fields Forever: “No one I think is in my tree, I mean, it must be high or low. That is, you can’t you know, tune in. But it’s all right. That is why I think it’s not too bad. “ There’s much worse than this, of course. By contrast, The Rolling Stones were pretty accomplished lyricists. Here’s a few excerpts: From Salt of The Earth : “Raise your glass to the hard-working people Let’s drink to the uncounted heads Let’s think of the wavering millions Who needs leaders but gets gamblers instead” From I Can’t Get No Satisfaction : “When I’m watchin’ my TV And a man comes on to tell me How white my shirts can be But he can’t be a man ’cause he doesn’t smoke The same cigarrettes as me” Lots more great Stones lyrics
@@Cosmo-Kramer I was raised on the records of the Eagles and Fleetwood Mac, and my walls are covered with Rolling Stones records and Bob Dylan posters-I am no stranger to the colorful world of classic rock. Despite my periodic attempts to understand the universal appeal of The Beatles, I always come to the same conclusion: The Beatles are overrated. I am not saying I hate The Beatles or that they suck, so save your eyerolls for another one of my pretentious ramblings. I am simply asserting the band’s “Strawberry Fields” may not be as ripe as everyone says they are.
The thrill of my life was seeing my first crush, Paul McCartney, up close at the Barclay a few years ago. Best concert I've ever been to. Beatles fan since the first Ed Sullivan performance.
I was IN lOVE with John! And saw the lads In Detroit at Olympia Stadium! Oh how concerts have changed! They played through the Hockey announcement PA system and you could NOT hear anything we were all screaming and crying! I was utterly crushed when I found out that John was married to Cynthia (my name). I saved my baby sitting money to buy the records (45's) - No one could afford LP's! I was fortunate to grow up when I did - so many memories.
Pete was a very well loved, handsome member of the band. Some fans heavily objected to his firing. In fact, they used to chant ‘Pete forever, Ringo never!’ at some of these shows.
James Tressler Pete's mom got the Beatles to where they are now. They lend them the support they need to be succesful. You should watch the Beatles anthology, or at least biographies of the Beatles.
@@MarcusStaAnaBurSelF Pete's mum might have lent them the support they needed to get started, yes. However, if Pete would've stayed in the band, I reckon they wouldn't have gone the long way they did. Just as John Lennon said, "We were sick of him, Pete was a lousy drummer, he never improved." and Ringo's drumming is an integral part of The Beatle's sound and therefore success.
Tal Ionescu you'll never know, because it never happened. All we can do now is just assume of probabilities. I think it's still a dirty deed to sack him, and leave him when they got what they needed. I love Beatles music, but when you hear things like those, you can't help but hate them as well for what they're doing.
I can only imagine what ringo's thumping drums must have felt like for the people in the audience in that basement bar when they played one after 909. Kick drum probably cut right through your chest
Pete Best actually played louder, (There are several recordings that you can find when Pete was playing in Hamburg) but he never did more than stomp the heck on the kick pedal and whack the snare. Didn't use the toms, or even barley the cymbals. Ring has a very unique style as he plays a right handed kit and he's left handed! HOW does he do that!! So he's using his LEFT hand stick on the snare, and does fills backwards 🤣 He is SO unique! Just like Dave Grohl is totally unique!
The Mersey beat had no mercy down at The Cavern. Amazing to think what you’re seeing & hearing here is pre-Beatlemania, you can see it on the faces of everyone though... “ What’s this?” & total excitement.
John was the coolest here. Can tell he was always the 'leader' of the band. Being the oldest (before Ringo came & founded the band). Why John said they died as live musicians once they made it, went from hours a night to the same 20-30mins.
p much all the gigs I go to no one is on their phones. I think that's only with super mainstream stuff because I hardly ever see it, other than someone occasionally filming which is a good thing.
My Grandmother went to see them every week when she could sneek out as a teenager. I'm obviously very jealous and her stories from the sixties never bore me. She lived in Manchester and they would all drive or get the train across to Liverpool when they could. She met most of them briefly and when she worked as a waitress in Manchester Airport VIP Lounge she met Clapton and The Turtles.
That is amazing!! I first saw this footage in 1981. It was really, really mediocre in quality. Some wonderful people have kept improving it and improving it and now it is in colour! How fascinating! John Lennon would love it, I'm sure. Thank you for this!
Before the Beatles made it, they did the single My Bonnie with Tony Sheridan and even the German record producer didn't rate Pete Best drumming. There's no conspiracy, no other outlandish story other than Pete Best was never a good drummer. And if he was good, why didn't any other band jump on the Beatles bandwagon and hire Pete Best? Surely that would have been the Beatles gold ticket for any bands break through into the entertainment world?
The rolling stones are a rock and roll band. The Beatles were four primadonnas trying to influence their fans with their individual personalities through elevator music.
@@dindjarin7185 That's your opinion and I respect it but I don't share it at all. The Beatles were far more talented than the Rolling Stones and will ever be.
@@peruorgullodeespana5766 The one thing that rarely gets mentioned about The Beatles is their lyrics. This is because, with only one or two exceptions, they are awful. Here’s a few excerpts: From Hello, Goodbye: “You say goodbye, and I say hello, hello, hello. I don’t know why you say goodbye when I say hello, hello, hello. I don’t know why you say goodbye when I say hello.” From Strawberry Fields Forever: “No one I think is in my tree, I mean, it must be high or low. That is, you can’t you know, tune in. But it’s all right. That is why I think it’s not too bad. “ There’s much worse than this, of course. By contrast, The Rolling Stones were pretty accomplished lyricists. Here’s a few excerpts: From Salt of The Earth : “Raise your glass to the hard-working people Let’s drink to the uncounted heads Let’s think of the wavering millions Who needs leaders but gets gamblers instead” From I Can’t Get No Satisfaction : “When I’m watchin’ my TV And a man comes on to tell me How white my shirts can be But he can’t be a man ’cause he doesn’t smoke The same cigarrettes as me” Lots more great Stones lyrics
@@peruorgullodeespana5766 If you grew up in the 1960s watching the Ed Suvllian show and saw the Stones, you would have caught the excitement of everyone else. Even Beatles went to see the Stones at the Crawdaddy, and Paul McCartney went to see the Stones in the 1980s. He knows the greatest of the Rolling Stones. To bad your blind to this. As I stated, there is nothing great about the Beatles. But the greatest band of all time is THE ROLLING STONES.
This is the second version they played that was victim to the tape machine running down due to the heat and humidity of The Cavern. The first take was much better. Lennon was probably correct in his claim that at that time no other group around could touch them.
I was at the Cavern 1962 to watch Gene Vincent and those lads went on before him. I had no clue who they were but found out when I got back to Sweden. I liked them they played a lot of covers.
If anyone is aware of the “rule of 10,000 hours”, you might want to take note the Beatles got the bulk of their hours in in Hamburg and the Cavern Club.
Does anyone remember first seeing the clip of "Some Other Guy" on The Compleat Beatles VHS as a kid and going "Whoa, why isn't that on any of their albums?!" They could have pulled it out for Beatles For Sale. Would have rocked like "Leave My Kitten Alone", which also didn't make it on that album. Huh...
I always felt that playing in front of a small crowd is harder then playing in front of a large crowd. This clip is a great piece of history well done who ever put this together. I was too young to appreciate the Beatles I used to call them bug music from a episode from the Flintstones.
Wow great job with colorization and sound improvement this old footage. And amazing they would play the same song on the roof top only 7 yrs later as the greatest band of all time then sadly break up shortly after. If only we had time machines to travel back I’d go to both!
The color is so amazing, it doesn't look real LOL! Seriously I've seen this so many times in black and white hope that's the way it's ingrained in my mind. Not sure if I want to see a colorized version of A Hard Day's Night, although I'm sure it would be amazing! Oh who am I kidding I'm in!
This gig was on 22nd August 1962, 6 days after a shocked drummer Pete Best, the then fanbase's favorite Beatles member, was fired by manager Epstein since the Beatles' new record producer George Martin thought Pete didn't have the right sound or musical-resonance with the other Beatles (at exactly the time as Paul, John and Harrison had been noticing and mentioned among themselves after gig's, at how their onstage playing and enthusiasm improved noticeably when Ringo Starr was often filling in for absent Pete who was a bit too often absent with illness. Amongst John, Paul and Harrison when first contemplating a loss of Pete, Harrison (who was also closer to Ringo than John or Paul) was the person who immediately mentioned Ringo as the perfect replacement for Pete and most enthusiastically argued for Ringo to be THE replacement drummer, to which Paul and John rejoined completely). This 22nd August 1962 Cavern show also occurred 6 weeks before their second single 'Love Me Do' b/w 'P.S. I Love you' was released (the first version of Love Me Do with Pete Best on drums was recorded 10 weeks before this Cavern show and remained unreleased for 30 years, the final version released was not with new drummer Ringo Starr though, studio-session drummer Andy White was on the definitive version of 'Love Me Do' released on the original UK single and on their first LP 'Please Please Me'). 'Love Me Do' was the Beatles' first modest-hit and reached #17 in the UK singles charts (their first single released on January 6th 1962, 'My Bonnie' b/w 'The Saints', did not even reach the top 50 in the UK). The first ever Beatles original composition studio-recorded was a Lennon/Harrison composition (and the only composition ever known attributed to John and Harrison) called 'Cry For a Shadow' (a paean/ode and send-up to the top UK rock band at the time, The Shadows (an influential band globally amongst musicians), who were simultaneously the backing band for UK rock pioneer Cliff Richard), recorded by the Beatles on 22 June 1961 in Germany as the 'Beat Brothers' backing for relatively unknown UK singer Tony Sheridan's 1961 German LP 'My Bonnie'. The studio tune was never released anywhere until March 1964 on a UK single A-side (which was a very-minor 'hit' reaching the top 50 singles chart in the UK nonetheless). Here is the 22 June 1961 'Gymnasium Studio' (Hamburg?) recording of 'Cry For a Shadow': ruclips.net/video/3axU2rOAcms/видео.html ... and here is the only known live version of 'Cry For a Shadow' (from the same 22nd August 1962 gig at the Cavern Club in video above): ruclips.net/video/8M7AmBYurIM/видео.html. Other (semi-mindblowing) interesting modern version of 'Cry For a Shadow' by instrumental avatars Los Straitjackets (Mexican-American guitars-dominant instrumental band from Tennessee): ruclips.net/video/j6oPvDKQo_g/видео.html By the way, the Beatles had taken amphetamines just prior to the 22nd August 1962 Cavern Club concert, not alcohol. I was seven days old in London when this Cavern show occurred, and was born the same day of Pete Best's last gig ever with the Beatles (at the Cavern Club in Liverpool).
The original version was how it ended up on Let It Be. This was the early 60’s version. The recording on Anthology is superior to the LIB version in my opinion.
Anyone else hear someone yell “we Want Pete” at the end of some other guy? Given it was a week after Ringo replaced him. And George has a black eye as well because someone punched him after they sacked Pete.
Nice job. I colorized this footage using deoldify as well. Your results are better than mine though. My version used a composite that was made of all the footage which varied heavily in quality. So some parts looked quite good and other parts looked like blobs of one solid color.
they were what 18-22/23 here? so YOUNG! they were going innn and that energy really feels like a punk band just going crazy. it must’ve been crazy to be young, talented, and successful like they were.
Geniales.. quien pensaría que serían los máximos exponentes musicales en el mundo hasta la fecha! Muchos vinieron y se fueron, otros han dejado huella... Pero como The Beatles nadie! Gloriosos y eternos por siempre!!! Saludos a todos los beatlefanaticos del mundo desde Veracruz, México!!! 👍👍👍👍💌💌🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
Love some other guy song - can’t help but sing along ! This was the first gig with Ringo …. He made the Beatles a real band, then it was off to the races ! Amazing 🤩 video, thanks 😊.
@@SethRomano I might go along with that but John himself said that it what he did a lot. "They drank beer on stage and took uppers and cussed at the crowd."
One interesting thing about this is that the audio is from the previous nights performance..... you can see that when John says something at about 1:09 that is not audible.
Very cool ...I can smell the bar ...I played in many ...beer smoke and sweat! But can you imagine being entertained by the fab four ...Wow Liked and subscribed !
Yes ,granada tv wanted to see what all the Mersey beat hysteria was about. and so went down to the cavern on a afternoon gig and captured this treasure
Unarguably the most successful 8 year tenure for any band. Ever.
True, though it was more like 15 years from when John & Paul met until The Beatles broke up.
Tru dat. Quarrymen, Japage3, loads of small gigs, Casbah. Since school they had been playing together (without Richie). Still, by far the most productive, ever changing, quality music producing band of all time. Also huge amount of that respect also has to go to George Martin.
It defies logic really. Always think this is down to a band of 3 amazing song writers who all had brilliant talent. And a genius producer
@@zaarmczaary8669 1957 to 1970 is 13 years. Not 15 .
ABBA would have come very close to eclipsing The Beatles in their 8 year tenure in the 70's.
@@richfolkes with all due respect, I highly disagree.
This is like the equal and opposite of the "Rooftop Concert" they did 7 years later.
The "Basement Concert" of '62...
you have a keen eye for subtext
Indeed, this is telling ~the project literally going from covert to globally overt in 7 short years
Waiting for coloured and extended of "a hard days night " movie.
It was appear on tv news aroun early 2000s about that project.
@@aal.harriyadi6548 no, it was meant to be black and white, so it should stay like that
My how they changed both musically & aesthetically in just 7 years.
Never thought of that, but thats awesome. From the Basement to the Rooftop.
Crazy to think that in 7 years, these guys came out with ‘I Want You (She’s So Heavy)’
👌🏼🤘🏼
I've often thought about the transition between I Wanna Hold Your Hand to Golden Slumbers and Let It Be...some would say the Faul theory is the explanation! Lol!
Wild Honey Pie
and the whole world was awaken.
@@VideoSaySo So then, does that mean they think faul was better than Paul? Not that I Want To Hold Your Hand wasn't great, but I Want You (S.S.H.) A Day In The Life, Helter Skelter, Revolution etc. not to mention all the solo years. Man, and all they had to do was fire Paul and hire faul like they did with Pete and Ringo, but then they wouldn't have material for the biggest laugh in music history.
@@johnmunk5067 The story I've heard is that the early Beatles had a group of young men who were decoys to distract the crowds while the real guys went into their gigs or other places. Paul's lookalike was Billy Shears (from Billy Peppers and the Pepperpots) who could also sing and play the bass. When the first "Paul" died in a car accident in 1966, Brian Epstein didn't want to let the obvious cash cow that was The Beatles go and he put the lookalike in the place of the first Paul. Apparently he had the newspaper headline yanked telling the story of the accident...at first out of the fear that girls would kill themselves, but then it moved to more profit driven motivations. I don't think anyone is saying one Paul was better...but the music surely was a great bit more developed, with more finesse in the "impostor" Paul...look at the pre '66 Paul, the ears, teeth and jawline, up next to a post '66 Paul. They are identical if you look at the pics separately but side by side you can see what people mean...They also refer to them as Red Paul and Blue Paul from the album covers later on. Red Paul has a distinctive baby face....Blue Paul has a more angular, masculine jawline and his ears don't stick out as much.
At the very end of SOME OTHER GUY, you can hear "We want Pete!". That was the first performance with Ringo at Cavern Club.
Wow ... 👌
Who ever that was was a hater Lol!
So Pete teerns round, and 'ee says to 'em...
Yes, Pete Best was yelling that out
@@petermeter8221 😁👍
Came here to see some live footage of Paul's '61 Hofner in action when this was his only bass. So glad that he's got it back now, it's a big part of the band's history. Hope to see him playing it again sometime.
If I could travel back in time, I'd go back to 1962 so I could go see them play at The Cavern. As many of the other posts have mentioned, it's truly amazing how far they went over the next 7-8 years together. From a little club band to legends whose music will live on for generations. Future generations will talk about The Beatles the way we discuss Beethoven or Mozart.
Call me crazy but I see potential in these guys
I’d keep an eye on them
I don't think they passed the audition.
@@DaveMcIroy lol
i dont know abut that but where can I get their record
The Beatles Wrote the Worst Song Ever…Official
In 2004, a BBC released poll voted Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da, the worst song ever. That’s because it is. Although Octopuses’ Garden runs it close…and Hello, Goodbye isn’t exactly the work of genius either.
@@dindjarin7185 agreed but that’s more of a McCartney thing. The rest of the Beatles hated that song, lol
I did too.
I have fond memories of Octopus’s Garden as a kid in the early 80’s.
It's so criminal that there's no better studio version of the Beatles doing 'Some Other Guy'. Such a classic!
There is a BBC session recording but I like this one better
@@Voxac100b Oooh - yes, I remember it! when i was a kid my dad recorded 'the Beeb's Lost Beatles tapes' from the radio, and I wore these tapes out. I wonder why I can't find it... i'll look again!
@@SamHarrisonMusic It's on the Live At The BBC album. Originally released in 1994 and then remastered in 2013.
@@JaredLekites Thankyou! :)
Its a crime? Arrested?
"Brian made us put on those suits, fag suits i called them. Before Brian met us we were in leather and eating and drinking on stage cussing the audience the whole time while i was on uppers and beer"- Lennon Remembers 1980
Crazy.
The Beatles were punk for those days
@@kennethoats2322 They really were! And those leather jackets too!
@@Triumph._. THEY WOULD HAVE BEEN MORE "ROLLING STONES" BEFORE THE STONES WERE LOL
Lemmy said that The Beatles were tougher than they looked. While the stones acted tough, they were middle class nanny boys who went to art colleges in London. The Beatles were tougher, northern and working class.
Amazing that these films existed
Keep going, you're very close to asking the right question
@@propagandalfx1976 what do you mean ?
@@Didyouremembertobuy delusion
Notice Ringo's kit.
It's a Premier, before the Ludwigs.
This is the famous lost drum kit, a Premier 'Root Beer Swirl' 20" Bass, 18" Floor Tom, 14'' x 5" wooden snare and (I think) a 11 7/8'' rack tom.
It was last seen in a British music shop, as a trade-in in the early, pre-EMI days, possibly bought by an Australian fellow.
A fantastic Mystery!
Cool..tnx.for info..never knew it.
Great info! I noticed that too. Of course many played Premier but it was Keith Moon that really shot the company into orbit. Sad that Premier is no more.
I'm a drummer. In 1974, when I was 13 years old, my parents bought me a second-hand kit. It was that EXACT model that Ringo had!! I still have it. Many parts were changed over the years, but the basic kit is intact. Needless to say, for active gigging I use a different set.
That’s right, it is believed to have been sent to Adelaide in South Australia, many early songs were recorded on his Premier.. up til September ‘63 from memory.. any song & album before that you’re listening to a Premier kit 👍🏼
he also played Trixons
Good lord. So young and innocent. On the verge of super stardom. These guys, just..Wow.
Read a bit about their antics in Germany and I wouldn’t say innocent lol
They literally had no idea, snot nosed dweebs one day would be bigger than Jesus
@@kelvyquayo yeah, you're probably right. Lol
@@charleshern6958 funny.
-they got Eppy"s suits and ties and are going to the toppermost of the poppermost....
George is like 18 here, Paul 20. It’s incredible
20 was almost old age for rock'n'roll than.
@@MPresheva where did you get that from? Elvis presley started his success at that age, and look at how much they did after that age
Têm 9 meses de diferença, não 2 anos!
@@conceicaotavora5599 Exato. Me recordo da cena do Anthology, onde o Paul fala que ele era 1 ano e meio mais velho que o George, e o George responde que o Paul era e ainda é apenas 9 meses mais velho do que ele.
@@Mike-td4uq exacto!
little did they know they were going to become the biggest band of all time
And change the world in a way that could never happen again.
Oh they knew alright
If we had known we were going to be the Beatles, we would have tried harder. - George Harrison R.I.P.
Paul knew
They knew they were overrated.
This is cool. A few months before Beatlemania began. It's great to see them just being a bar band without the screaming ... learning their craft playing live.
@@faithcurrent658 I hadn't thought of that, but yeah, what band ever played that much. They played 7 days a week. Weekdays they played 4-1/2 hours over the course of a 6 hour span, and Saturdays and Sundays they played 6 hours each over the span of 8-1/2 hours. They played 34.5 hours per week over a 47 hour timespan. They also lived in the back of a run down movie theater in a windowless store room next to the ladies' bathroom. They really put in their dues.
Beatlemania had already begun, long before this gig, way back when Pete Best had just been with the band for 4 months. Here's the history behind, "Beatlemania". According to Allan Williams, The Beatles' first manager, John, Paul and George's jealousies were there from the very beginning of Pete's tenure as The Beatles' drummer, in August of 1960. Allan said the following: *"We had just arrived in Hamburg and after The Beatles played their first show with Pete, I watched the faces of Paul and the others as all the girls raced past them to swarm around Pete. And I said to myself, "Well, he's not going to last long.""* But of course he did last long. Two years. Why? Because something extraordinary happened to the band in those first couple weeks in Hamburg. They were unprepared for how loud and raucous the crowds were, and so to compensate Pete invented The Atom Beat, a thunderous drumming style, that would *define* The Beatles sound for the next two years. The band gelled like they never had before. Prior to hiring Pete, The Beatles were the worst band in Liverpool. Within weeks after hiring him they were transformed into the hottest band in Hamburg, and as soon as they got home 4 months later, in Liverpool, as well. Here's what Ringo Starr had to say about the first time he saw The Beatles: *"My band, Rory Storm & The Hurricanes, arrived in Hamburg just two months after The Beatles had gotten there, and they were already great. They were the only band I would go see on my time off."*
So when The Beatles came home for Christmas in '60 and played at Litherland Town Hall, nobody knew who they were. That's how obscure they had been before they left. The kids at the dance hall that night thought The Beatles were German, because the posters said, *"Direct from Hamburg, The Beatles!".* It was only later in the show when the kids heard them talking onstage that they realized they were fellow scousers. lol But back to the beginning of the show. As the lads were setting up their instruments, the kids in the hall were away from the stage. There were over a thousand kids in the dance hall that night, and they were there just to dance, but also with a curiosity to see what this "German" band sounded like. Well, when The Beatles suddenly began playing, it was the rockin' Little Richard cover, *"Long Tall Sally".* Every kids' head snapped around, and they all rushed the stage. Oh, they'd heard other bands cover the song, many times. But none of the kids had ever heard anything like this before, and were screaming their heads off. The Beatles' hard rocking, hard-hitting, boot-stomping, Atom Beat sound, *_forged_* in the clubs of Hamburg was so new, so raw, so loud, and so very different--it blew everyone away. The date was December 27, 1960, at Litherland Town Hall in Liverpool. *It is the night that Beatles historians agree marked the birth of Beatlemania.* (Ringo wouldn't join the band until two years later.) I'll tell ya, if I could go back in time to witness any show in Beatles history, that would be it. The start of Beatlemania.
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@@Cosmo-Kramer The Stones looked cooler
What’s this got to do with music? Everything. Keith and Mick were just cool - McCartney was a lovable, cheeky Scouser, and Ringo was even worse.
@@Cosmo-Kramer The one thing that rarely gets mentioned about The Beatles is their lyrics. This is because, with only one or two exceptions, they are awful.
Here’s a few excerpts:
From Hello, Goodbye:
“You say goodbye, and I say hello, hello, hello.
I don’t know why you say goodbye when I say hello, hello, hello.
I don’t know why you say goodbye when I say hello.”
From Strawberry Fields Forever:
“No one I think is in my tree,
I mean, it must be high or low.
That is, you can’t you know, tune in.
But it’s all right.
That is why I think it’s not too bad. “
There’s much worse than this, of course.
By contrast, The Rolling Stones were pretty accomplished lyricists. Here’s a few excerpts:
From Salt of The Earth :
“Raise your glass to the hard-working people
Let’s drink to the uncounted heads
Let’s think of the wavering millions
Who needs leaders but gets gamblers instead”
From I Can’t Get No Satisfaction :
“When I’m watchin’ my TV
And a man comes on to tell me
How white my shirts can be
But he can’t be a man ’cause he doesn’t smoke
The same cigarrettes as me”
Lots more great Stones lyrics
@@Cosmo-Kramer I was raised on the records of the Eagles and Fleetwood Mac, and my walls are covered with Rolling Stones records and Bob Dylan posters-I am no stranger to the colorful world of classic rock. Despite my periodic attempts to understand the universal appeal of The Beatles, I always come to the same conclusion: The Beatles are overrated. I am not saying I hate The Beatles or that they suck, so save your eyerolls for another one of my pretentious ramblings. I am simply asserting the band’s “Strawberry Fields” may not be as ripe as everyone says they are.
The thrill of my life was seeing my first crush, Paul McCartney, up close at the Barclay a few years ago. Best concert I've ever been to. Beatles fan since the first Ed Sullivan performance.
It's not the same guy. Sorry.
@@bobgrossman4371Same old story once again?
I was IN lOVE with John! And saw the lads In Detroit at Olympia Stadium! Oh how concerts have changed! They played through the Hockey announcement PA system and you could NOT hear anything we were all screaming and crying! I was utterly crushed when I found out that John was married to Cynthia (my name). I saved my baby sitting money to buy the records (45's) - No one could afford LP's! I was fortunate to grow up when I did - so many memories.
You can clearly hear at the end of the first song some folks yelling “We want Pete!” Lol.
It sadly didn't catch the end of the sentence though . It was actually " We want Pete to learn how to play the drums".
@@scottandrewbrass1931 I thought it was Pete's mom disguising her voice. Maybe it was both.
Yeah, that was quite the controversy for a couple of weeks. They made the right decision with Ringo even though they got a bit of backlash.
Pete was a very well loved, handsome member of the band. Some fans heavily objected to his firing. In fact, they used to chant ‘Pete forever, Ringo never!’ at some of these shows.
@@scottandrewbrass1931 LOLOLOLOLOLOL
"We want Pete!" Ha, that was probably Pete's mum.
James Tressler Pete's mom got the Beatles to where they are now. They lend them the support they need to be succesful. You should watch the Beatles anthology, or at least biographies of the Beatles.
@@MarcusStaAnaBurSelF Pete's mum might have lent them the support they needed to get started, yes. However, if Pete would've stayed in the band, I reckon they wouldn't have gone the long way they did. Just as John Lennon said, "We were sick of him, Pete was a lousy drummer, he never improved." and Ringo's drumming is an integral part of The Beatle's sound and therefore success.
Tal Ionescu you'll never know, because it never happened. All we can do now is just assume of probabilities. I think it's still a dirty deed to sack him, and leave him when they got what they needed. I love Beatles music, but when you hear things like those, you can't help but hate them as well for what they're doing.
@@MarcusStaAnaBurSelF relax man. It was just a joke.
@@jadentrez okay, sorry for being too serious lol.
I can only imagine what ringo's thumping drums must have felt like for the people in the audience in that basement bar when they played one after 909. Kick drum probably cut right through your chest
Pete Best actually played louder, (There are several recordings that you can find when Pete was playing in Hamburg) but he never did more than stomp the heck on the kick pedal and whack the snare. Didn't use the toms, or even barley the cymbals. Ring has a very unique style as he plays a right handed kit and he's left handed! HOW does he do that!! So he's using his LEFT hand stick on the snare, and does fills backwards 🤣 He is SO unique! Just like Dave Grohl is totally unique!
2:02 "we want Pete"
And here comes George's black eye...😔
They were shouting "Pete Best Ever! Ringo Never!" George how did you get that black eye? "Someone punched me in it" Poor George. Rest in peace George
From the Basement to the Rooftop in 7 years.
To see my favorite group playing live in a bar is nothing short of a miracle. This is awesome.
“One After 909” is also in the “Let It Be” album.
John Lennon wrote “One After 99” before he ever met Paul McCartney
@@oregonjoe8247 Thanks, that's a good piece of information.
Like this version better than the let it be version though. This was they way lennon wanted it to sound
John’s distinctive voice on one after 909 is a glimpse of what would propel these guys to super stardom..
One After 909! Love it!!
Go Johnny Boy ! 🇬🇧
The Mersey beat had no mercy down at The Cavern.
Amazing to think what you’re seeing & hearing here is pre-Beatlemania, you can see it on the faces of everyone though... “ What’s this?” & total excitement.
@@faithcurrent658 i can only say that that would have been "Beatlemania" by some other name then. But i get your point.🙂
Эти Парни ещё даже не догадывались Кем они станут...
VERY BEST GROUP!!!
THE BEATLES FOREVER!!!
THANKS!!!
Что за песню они играют?
John was the coolest here. Can tell he was always the 'leader' of the band. Being the oldest (before Ringo came & founded the band). Why John said they died as live musicians once they made it, went from hours a night to the same 20-30mins.
The audience looking and watching no phones just fab I’m so envious
They could use phones to record it
@Douglas Howe You don't say
@@grapefruitjuice9473 hahaha
This is obvious. There were no smartphones at that time.
p much all the gigs I go to no one is on their phones. I think that's only with super mainstream stuff because I hardly ever see it, other than someone occasionally filming which is a good thing.
August 22nd, 1962. Ringo had just joined 4 days earlier. Some other Guy originally by Richie Barrett & One After 909. They had short hair back then.
Thank god we still have video from the Cavern Club ... priceless !!! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
So awesome, watching early beatles performance in color
Fantastic restoration of the sound and video, love it,thanks.
Amazing footage. So many memories from that decade, can't wipe the smile off my face.
George was such a great lead guitar player.
Jeez...George looks 13!
@@timmckeown1313 he was 18 here...but yeah he looks 13/14 😂🤣
My Grandmother went to see them every week when she could sneek out as a teenager. I'm obviously very jealous and her stories from the sixties never bore me. She lived in Manchester and they would all drive or get the train across to Liverpool when they could. She met most of them briefly and when she worked as a waitress in Manchester Airport VIP Lounge she met Clapton and The Turtles.
That is amazing!! I first saw this footage in 1981. It was really, really mediocre in quality. Some wonderful people have kept improving it and improving it and now it is in colour! How fascinating! John Lennon would love it, I'm sure. Thank you for this!
I think John Lennon would say this and The Beatles were rubbish
In a few year technology would bring us the Beatles in hologram
Got themselves a pro drummer now,man.
At the end, some other guy yells out, "We want Pete"!
@@moeb434 Ha! But they did not..meaning the lads.
@@moeb434 Pete was a popular guy - but he was not a very good drummer and did not "fit" with the others. So that's what I read .
Before the Beatles made it, they did the single My Bonnie with Tony Sheridan and even the German record producer didn't rate Pete Best drumming.
There's no conspiracy, no other outlandish story other than Pete Best was never a good drummer.
And if he was good, why didn't any other band jump on the Beatles bandwagon and hire Pete Best? Surely that would have been the Beatles gold ticket for any bands break through into the entertainment world?
Yes, this was Ringo's first or second gig, I'm not sure which.
This is simply awesome! It's so great this footage exists! And it's great to see restored to this quality! Excellent job!!
The best band ever. There will never be any band like them.
The rolling stones are a rock and roll band. The Beatles were four primadonnas trying to influence their fans with their individual personalities through elevator music.
@@dindjarin7185 That's your opinion and I respect it but I don't share it at all. The Beatles were far more talented than the Rolling Stones and will ever be.
@@peruorgullodeespana5766 The one thing that rarely gets mentioned about The Beatles is their lyrics. This is because, with only one or two exceptions, they are awful.
Here’s a few excerpts:
From Hello, Goodbye:
“You say goodbye, and I say hello, hello, hello.
I don’t know why you say goodbye when I say hello, hello, hello.
I don’t know why you say goodbye when I say hello.”
From Strawberry Fields Forever:
“No one I think is in my tree,
I mean, it must be high or low.
That is, you can’t you know, tune in.
But it’s all right.
That is why I think it’s not too bad. “
There’s much worse than this, of course.
By contrast, The Rolling Stones were pretty accomplished lyricists. Here’s a few excerpts:
From Salt of The Earth :
“Raise your glass to the hard-working people
Let’s drink to the uncounted heads
Let’s think of the wavering millions
Who needs leaders but gets gamblers instead”
From I Can’t Get No Satisfaction :
“When I’m watchin’ my TV
And a man comes on to tell me
How white my shirts can be
But he can’t be a man ’cause he doesn’t smoke
The same cigarrettes as me”
Lots more great Stones lyrics
@@peruorgullodeespana5766 If you grew up in the 1960s watching the Ed Suvllian show and saw the Stones, you would have caught the excitement of everyone else. Even Beatles went to see the Stones at the Crawdaddy, and Paul McCartney went to see the Stones in the 1980s. He knows the greatest of the Rolling Stones. To bad your blind to this. As I stated, there is nothing great about the Beatles. But the greatest band of all time is THE ROLLING STONES.
@@peruorgullodeespana5766 Beatles sucked they were pop nonsense. And their fans are like Donald Trump fans.
This is the second version they played that was victim to the tape machine running down due to the heat and humidity of The Cavern. The first take was much better. Lennon was probably correct in his claim that at that time no other group around could touch them.
From Granada People and Places
Just four lads having the time of their lives, no pressure, no idea what tomorrow would bring.
Poul's microphone is dead.
"John's mike is shit!"
Yeah! I can’t hear him at all. 😕
Poul is dead
We need more all-out brilliant talents like this - going for ALL life has to offer, instead of those... being sit back, boring CRITICS!
What memories for the folks that were watching this as it happened. Wow, would like to hear from just one of them.
My friends vets secretary has pics of herself with the Beatles at the Cavern at the brink of their stardom.
@@DavidSmith-kp2cs has she ever posted them anywhere? I would love to see them.
@@countalucard4226 I doubt it. She keeps a pic at the vet's office.
I was at the Cavern 1962 to watch Gene Vincent and those lads went on before him. I had no clue who they were but found out when I got back to Sweden. I liked them they played a lot of covers.
@@arnepalsson9006 too me you are truly blessed. What a memory.
If anyone is aware of the “rule of 10,000 hours”, you might want to take note the Beatles got the bulk of their hours in in Hamburg and the Cavern Club.
Wow, you can actually hear some of the old "skiffle" music style on these two songs!
A treasure! Greetings from the Netherlands.
No idea how long and winding the road ahead would be. The editing here is pretty intense. Those adoring faces!
Does anyone remember first seeing the clip of "Some Other Guy" on The Compleat Beatles VHS as a kid and going "Whoa, why isn't that on any of their albums?!" They could have pulled it out for Beatles For Sale. Would have rocked like "Leave My Kitten Alone", which also didn't make it on that album. Huh...
Probably spoke to a million + heart breaks
I've heard the Cavern rehearsal tape of One After 909 before, but this one has the guitar solo intact. Also sounds like a different take.
画質が素晴らしく、キャバーンの臨場感が出ててビートルマニアにはたまらないですね⤴
3:52 - I wonder how warm it is in there.
I’m assuming it’s just hot with the amount of people in there😂
Temperature's rising... fever is high.
Finally!!! Someone colorized this amazing clip of beatles history
La mejor banda de todos los tiempos. Puro Clasicazo!
I stood in the small car park in the late 70's that was once the Cavern...closest I got...There's a building there now in Matthew St...
This was 22nd August 1962. The last time they were all together was exactly 7 years later on 22nd August 1969 at Tittenhurst Park.
I always felt that playing in front of a small crowd is harder then playing in front of a large crowd. This clip is a great piece of history well done who ever put this together. I was too young to appreciate the Beatles I used to call them bug music from a episode from the Flintstones.
Hehehe
This is absolutely amazing work on the video
GENIOS DE GENIOS!!!!!!!!, MAESTROS!!!!!!!!
Wow great job with colorization and sound improvement this old footage. And amazing they would play the same song on the roof top only 7 yrs later as the greatest band of all time then sadly break up shortly after. If only we had time machines to travel back I’d go to both!
The color is so amazing, it doesn't look real LOL! Seriously I've seen this so many times in black and white hope that's the way it's ingrained in my mind. Not sure if I want to see a colorized version of A Hard Day's Night, although I'm sure it would be amazing! Oh who am I kidding I'm in!
I wonder if someone could do that?
This gig was on 22nd August 1962, 6 days after a shocked drummer Pete Best, the then fanbase's favorite Beatles member, was fired by manager Epstein since the Beatles' new record producer George Martin thought Pete didn't have the right sound or musical-resonance with the other Beatles (at exactly the time as Paul, John and Harrison had been noticing and mentioned among themselves after gig's, at how their onstage playing and enthusiasm improved noticeably when Ringo Starr was often filling in for absent Pete who was a bit too often absent with illness. Amongst John, Paul and Harrison when first contemplating a loss of Pete, Harrison (who was also closer to Ringo than John or Paul) was the person who immediately mentioned Ringo as the perfect replacement for Pete and most enthusiastically argued for Ringo to be THE replacement drummer, to which Paul and John rejoined completely). This 22nd August 1962 Cavern show also occurred 6 weeks before their second single 'Love Me Do' b/w 'P.S. I Love you' was released (the first version of Love Me Do with Pete Best on drums was recorded 10 weeks before this Cavern show and remained unreleased for 30 years, the final version released was not with new drummer Ringo Starr though, studio-session drummer Andy White was on the definitive version of 'Love Me Do' released on the original UK single and on their first LP 'Please Please Me'). 'Love Me Do' was the Beatles' first modest-hit and reached #17 in the UK singles charts (their first single released on January 6th 1962, 'My Bonnie' b/w 'The Saints', did not even reach the top 50 in the UK). The first ever Beatles original composition studio-recorded was a Lennon/Harrison composition (and the only composition ever known attributed to John and Harrison) called 'Cry For a Shadow' (a paean/ode and send-up to the top UK rock band at the time, The Shadows (an influential band globally amongst musicians), who were simultaneously the backing band for UK rock pioneer Cliff Richard), recorded by the Beatles on 22 June 1961 in Germany as the 'Beat Brothers' backing for relatively unknown UK singer Tony Sheridan's 1961 German LP 'My Bonnie'. The studio tune was never released anywhere until March 1964 on a UK single A-side (which was a very-minor 'hit' reaching the top 50 singles chart in the UK nonetheless). Here is the 22 June 1961 'Gymnasium Studio' (Hamburg?) recording of 'Cry For a Shadow': ruclips.net/video/3axU2rOAcms/видео.html ... and here is the only known live version of 'Cry For a Shadow' (from the same 22nd August 1962 gig at the Cavern Club in video above): ruclips.net/video/8M7AmBYurIM/видео.html.
Other (semi-mindblowing) interesting modern version of 'Cry For a Shadow' by instrumental avatars Los Straitjackets (Mexican-American guitars-dominant instrumental band from Tennessee):
ruclips.net/video/j6oPvDKQo_g/видео.html
By the way, the Beatles had taken amphetamines just prior to the 22nd August 1962 Cavern Club concert, not alcohol.
I was seven days old in London when this Cavern show occurred, and was born the same day of Pete Best's last gig ever with the Beatles (at the Cavern Club in Liverpool).
You hear the guy at the end of the first song saying “we love PETE”! 😆
Didn’t know One after 909 was this old. They released it on their last album
I think it dates back to the Quarrymen days
@@apolloc.vermouth5672 yes
I didn't either until Anthology I came out.
The original version was how it ended up on Let It Be. This was the early 60’s version. The recording on Anthology is superior to the LIB version in my opinion.
The Beatles always played a lot of oldies in the studio to warm up and goof off. And sometimes these included their own songs from way back.
I always thought that the beatles has black mop tops!
Anyone else hear someone yell “we Want Pete” at the end of some other guy? Given it was a week after Ringo replaced him. And George has a black eye as well because someone punched him after they sacked Pete.
Nice job. I colorized this footage using deoldify as well. Your results are better than mine though. My version used a composite that was made of all the footage which varied heavily in quality. So some parts looked quite good and other parts looked like blobs of one solid color.
This is gold pure 😎
they were what 18-22/23 here? so YOUNG! they were going innn and that energy really feels like a punk band just going crazy. it must’ve been crazy to be young, talented, and successful like they were.
Geniales.. quien pensaría que serían los máximos exponentes musicales en el mundo hasta la fecha! Muchos vinieron y se fueron, otros han dejado huella... Pero como The Beatles nadie! Gloriosos y eternos por siempre!!! Saludos a todos los beatlefanaticos del mundo desde Veracruz, México!!! 👍👍👍👍💌💌🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
Y de nino me crie con ellos casi, esperando cada nuevo disco en los 60.
All I can think is, what a super-spreader event that would be.
Temperature's rising... fever is high...
Get a new brain.
don't bring our 21th century troubles back to 20th century will ya?
Lol, I’ was thinking how much my hair would frizz in that steam pit
Super spreader of love I guess
QUE AFORTUNADA Y BENDECIDA ESA GENTE QUE PRESENCIO ESTA PRESENTACION....LOS ENVIDIO......
Love some other guy song - can’t help but sing along ! This was the first gig with Ringo …. He made the Beatles a real band, then it was off to the races ! Amazing 🤩 video, thanks 😊.
Those guys are talented, I hope they go very far
They did such a great version of this little rocker! I wish they had put it on their debut album.
Seven - SEVEN - years later they would be playing One After 909 on the Rooftop Concert, their last one, but as the Greatest Band of All Time.
Great Job! Now how about coloring The Beatles
on "The Ed Sullivan Show"?!
*Copyright*
They are so young !
My favorite part ... when John calls someone in the crowd an asshole at 1:08
Yes it does look like that, but I believe he is singing off mic “I’m-a talking to you”.
@@SethRomano I might go along with that but John himself said that it what he did a lot. "They drank beer on stage and took uppers and cussed at the crowd."
One interesting thing about this is that the audio is from the previous nights performance..... you can see that when John says something at about 1:09 that is not audible.
Very cool ...I can smell the bar ...I played in many ...beer smoke and sweat! But can you imagine being entertained by the fab four ...Wow Liked and subscribed !
Happy birthday Paul McCartney, you’re 80 and still alive doing shows!!!!
Es increible verlos antes de llegar al estrellato absoluto mundial
This video is classic!!!!!! Thanks for posting. The start of Beatle mania.
2:02 "WE WANT PETE!" -Some other dude
The first concert for The Beatles, just love this early years
No words can describe the feeling.
Wonderful - thank you!
The looseness of Ringo’s drumming just elevates the songs and it was that way since
This band will be big !
The Perfomance That Change The History, I Wonder If They Never Do This
Crazy to think I was probably tucked up in bed asleep aged 2 living about 1 mile away from the original Cavern this very night.
No band will ever have fans like the Beatles had ever again.
You're right 👍🏻
2:02 wonder how ringo felt hearing people chant for Pete
It always surprises me how small that damn Rickenbacker 325 is! 3/4 scale forever!
Yes ,granada tv wanted to see what all the Mersey beat hysteria was about. and so went down to the cavern on a afternoon gig and captured this treasure
OMG I HAVE BEEN WAITING THIS FOR SO FCKING LONG
It’s like they’re one person manifested in four. They gently throb as one.
Something good to watch has resurfaced
The best moment in the best place to be
Jolly good. Shakin about while doing that number and now in color🤗😊😎