Probably could take that on more ways than one, the obvious being that It happened at all. Three talented guys who all could write well together and sounded great harmonizing. The pot that was about to boil over that was at the time modern pop/rock radio and the scene that was developing in the UK in particular. And I think probably an overlooked one, but considering the way things ended it was a miracle they even stayed together long enough to give us one record let alone the amount we got.
@@johnsainhow did it become a single then? I read online if one of them didn't want a song to be released as the Beatles then it wouldn't come out. Your comment contradicts that if your telling the truth
You know what's amazing is that Paul is still doing concerts in 2023 going into 2024 with that SAME bass guitar he's playing here ! That amazes me that piece of history still travels with him this many years later ! I love it 😃
What sometimes gets lost here is that in this short performance, there were songs with every Beatle each singing a song, there were changing of instruments, and each jumped in as host instead of just 1 person speaking to the audience. Truly amazing and untouchable.
George no llego a cantar principal Hizo coros geniales en su banda en esta actuacion Todos son lindos bellos preciosos cada con sus gracias sus gestos sus alegres miradas
This observation reflects the interaction of the group that cost them their first possible record deal. The exec interviewing them didn't follow the music they were performing, couldn't categorize them because the lead vocalist kept changing, who was leading the band was fuzzy because George, Paul and John all addressed his questions instead of differing to just one person. The Beatles were unique in their talent, their interpersonal interactions and the music they created. It will be a long time until we see their match.
@@kenwittlief255 ¿Como que no cantó?,(aquí tal vez no) *here come the sun* entre otos temas suyos, que alcanzó los numero uno en las listas y que canta él por supuesto
Ringo has a very distinctive voice. And he became a surprisingly good vocalist in later life. But early Ringo is pretty bad. He struggles just to keep on key.
@@hm-om3ws I'm referring to the video quality and over all quality. Most of the film of them live has the camera way off, the sound quality sucks, and girls screaming over their playing. This is good footage here. Glad I stumbled across it.
I was There 🙂 I was 13 & was my 2nd time to see the Beatles ! My brother cousins I went , Lived in England for 10 yrs My late Dad was in Air Force My 1st Concert Beatles was in 1963 In Margate England at Winters Gardens Theater yes it's still Used !
Doesn't get much better than this. The harmonies, the blending of instruments, the timing and the relaxed feel show what pro's the Beatles were. All without any electronic guidance or vocal assistance.
While I love their post 1966 music, and you can't deny what next level it was, I still think this pre 1966 stuff has very special and had a kind of 'magic' to it.
They were playing "rock and roll" style prior to 1966. Then the artful genius surfaced. I watched it happen. Revolver is an amazing leap into the future of later rock/pop.
@@keithhyttinen8275 Right? Rubber Soul and Revolver was just an incredible glimpse into what was to come. I too watched it happen..... just an incredible time.
And pretty sure this is true, Paul had the melody but no lyrics. He started uses words that fit and eventually, Scrambled Eggs, turned into Yesterday--
I dont think any of the beatles could read music , at least in the early days. George had the country, rock and roll And even the california beach sound mastered back in the bands early days. Pretty darn good for a bunch of hacks! It really gives meaning to the saying dont sweat the small stuff! How about john playing the organ with his elbows?
Since this is Blackpool, the Beatles, seem really relaxed and having fun. Some sporadic screams but it feels like the boys are just playing to the locals This footage gives you that feeling of what it might have been like to see them in the early days in the north of England. Still, you're watching the greatest group of all time.
Your comment might hold true but it's equally true of bands where every player is rubbish. Alternatively, the great Pink Floyd could claim the same mantle. Or R.E.M., where drummer Bill Berry came up with the tune for Everybody Hurts and Man on the Moon.
I’m just a little envious! That must have been something to see live. I’ve been a Beatles fan my whole life. I can remember singing ‘Lucy In The sky with Diamonds’ when I was 6 (1974) and this show just shows you how together they were. My first real sorrow was hearing the report of John’s murder 6 years later.
What a great clip. So clear visually and musically. They are so real and spontaneous. The girls only scream at the end and we can act hear them. Awesome performance 👏 The dancing at the end is hysterical.
That is some of the best and longest primetime peak Beatles live concert footage I’ve ever seen. It does not get any better than that. How on earth can you write so many fantastic songs. You’ll never see four guys fit together like that... forever.
"Act Naturally" is a cover but I won't disagree with your point about so many fantastic songs. The footage is amazing. It is a shame they stopped performing live.
My late father was also in the Air Force and was stationed in England at RAF Chicksands from 1960-1964. Unfortunately I never saw the Beatles live, but I did see the Kinks, Dave Clark 5, Tornadoes, & a few other British acts. Wonderful memories of watching the Fab Four with my dad, and I still have a reel to reel recording he made of one of their concerts off BBC TV. Miss you big time dad.
The Beatles were quite simply, astonishing. The sheer amount electric energy they created was something to behold. The folks who saw them in Blackpool were treated to simply the best the world has ever seen. No disrespect at all, to all the other great bands, performers etc etal that have/are been on the world stage.
@paulbadoo9326, Yeah I was gonna say the same thing. John and Paul both had a truly stand alone lead singer quality. Many, many bands would have counted themselves extremely lucky to have just ONE of them! The Beatles had BOTH! Couple that with the fact that BOTH of them were also top notch extremely prolific songwriters. Not to mention George's many stellar contributions! I heard George's "Here Comes the Sun" is one of the band's most downloaded tunes, if not THE most! Although I wouldn't say George's voice had a particularly stand out "lead" quality it DID blend seamlessly with the other two adding that incredibly rich two part harmony... The song "Girl" would be one prime example of the three of them at their finest! The thing about them, aside from a few sparse leads from George, and the vocals there's not anything really standing out front from any of them. They were such a cohesieve whole. Everybody's just serving the song. Especially Ringo! A very musical drummer playing just what each song needed and nothing more. That and boatloads of charisma!! That certain unnamable magical quality...
Amazing that this crowd allowed them to actually hear themselves sing in contrast to the major rowdiness of most of their concerts. Here, you can actually appreciate their playing instead of trying to make it out over the screaming. Lol This is very cool!
Probably because the songs were completely new for the crowd. This concert ran on August 1, 1965 as a promotion for The Beatles' new album, "Help". "Help" album launched on August 6 in UK.
@@janlipley2588 I liked the joke in the movie, "Yesterday", "Cigarettes? What are cigarettes?" Which explains why there were no Beatles in that world.
@@janlipley2588 George was more than we ever expected. He's still a hero to people. Read through the Bangladeshi comments on the following video and see what you think - ruclips.net/video/M4LxDBCVEc8/видео.html
I understand why they stopped touring and their music changed; there's no doubt it boosted their careers. But there is no greater performing band than the Beatles as this shows. I was 12 years old when I saw them in Seattle, and I know I'll never outgrow that sensation-blowing experience. God bless my parents for letting me attend -- and God bless the Beatles for being so amazingly talented.
And even if you did have a dollar for every person you told it still wouldn’t be any where near enough to pay for that memory. I’m 17 and would do anything to see either Paul or Ringo live (hopefully they’ll gig soon I’m only an hour drive from Liverpool)
Raw and no studio tricks. Awesome guys! OMG! First time I have seen John on keyboards with the band back then!! Rare! Also, Ringo did a fine job singing and playing drums. Peace and Love World... from Indiana.
I played in a Beatles cover band. It was an honor and pleasure to play their music. I think that the Beatles themselves are the best Beatles cover band - for sound, vocals, appearance, harmonies, everything. They sound in live performance just like their records. They were truly a once in a century (even millennium?) group. So much talent. They needed no special effects, backing tracks for the first few years. I am always amazed at their creativity. A shout out to Ringo. He is finally recognized as a great drummer. A drummer is the anchor of a band. He gave the songs a steady tempo and full sound. These guys deserve all the accolades they get - and more. For me, there are the Beatles... and there is everyone else. I am a big fan of "The American Songbook" like Rogers and Hammerstein, Cole Porter, etc. They were amazing composers - music and lyrics. But they didn't sing, harmonize, produce, perform, arrange, etc. The Beatles did it ALL - to perfection. After all these years, I'm still in awe of the Beatles.
They had a great genius for coming up with catchy melodies and good chords and sequences of chords. Their songs just seemed to have kind of a logical flow to them.
... its so musical ... melody , vocals , arrangement. Ringo star drums are so well done,.. IMHO his drum arrangements are underrated. His drums put the songs in motion, mood and rhythm change , they are KEY for the good compositions to be what tey are ... SOOOOOO MUSICAL
Found this relic ... it's amazing how great the Beatles were together. The 60's to quote someone else's comments were magical ... the Mersey Sound, they were the kins of the Mersey era and watching this video reveals the talents and the friendship and camaraderie they had together, which made the music special all doing their parts, sharing the stage and having fun, and entertaining the world. Amazing times .. for sure! Bill G.
Always a treat to see John playing the organ on "I'm Down." He also played it on The Ed Sullivan Show and, most famously, at the 1965 Shea Stadium concert. Disappointingly, he didn't play it during their 1966 World Tour, just playing his guitar instead.
Fun fact about Paul’s Little Richard impression (ala I’m Down): Apparently, sometimes when he was walking back from John’s house after it had gotten dark, he cut through a park/golf course. He was a little freaked by how dark it was (he was only 14/15 at the time, remember), so he would sing Little Richard songs really loudly to calm his nerves, lol!
My late dad's most favorite boyband he used to play and sang all their greatest hits , he was the one who introduced me to Beatles songs and im loving it all, , miss you dad , , Beatles always reminds me of you, thats the reason why I always love to see their music videos here in yt.love and miss you dad...😢😢😢
Since they spent a lot of time just doing studio albums, people don't know how great they were performing live. I have the live from the BBC album, so l know they were. I love that early 60's innocence.
Definitely the best live performance i have ever seen, that is not just a one song TV bit or with a crowd that is louder than the band. Classic and priceless.
I've seen a lot of live clips of the Beatles in concert from 1963-65, but this footage in particular stands out as having excellent sound quality. Or perhaps the songs here are being sung fresh after having been written and recorded in the last 6 months. In any event, the boys are right on with their vocals and harmonies.
SuPERB! Is it even necessary to say that?! Great sound…these young fellows will likely go far! But seriously, this just brings JOY!! R.I.P. George & John, Carry on Ringo & Paul. Thank you ALL for every note, for coloring our lives with perfect “electronic noise!”
I was there at the rehearsals for the show and I got their autographs!! . I was 13 at the time. Am now almost 70! Can still remember as though it was yesterday. [lol, cue for a song there!] Brilliant performance on the live show, best ever.
@@aloisiolopesdesouzasouza5378It’s a joke about Yesterday, it’s sounds like a song Ringo could’ve wrote. John has said he originally thought the lyrics were daft
John was playing a very intricate rhythm guitar part while singing the first song. I thought that was George's part but I watched and it was John playing it.
This is friggin mind blowing. Did George really say that this was the first live performance of Yesterday? Maybe put that in the title?? And introduced by George, who notes that for Paul McCartney “opportunity knocks” 😂 John clowning around before “Help” worth the price of admission alone. Harmonies between John and Paul on Ticket to Ride are wonderful. These guys just keep giving more than 50 years on. Respectful suggestion (and huge thank you) to whoever posted this video to highlight that this is one of the greatest live sets ever played by the Beatles. Amazing.
Paul once said in an interview he always played Yesterday with the band then at some point he was to play it alone. I do not recall when exactly but I do not think this was the first time the song was played live
The Beatles were not a band, they were a miracle."
-David Gilmour
oh I LOVE that!
the golden words
Yes!!!
Absolutely you're right.
Beatles por siempre!!!!
Probably could take that on more ways than one, the obvious being that It happened at all. Three talented guys who all could write well together and sounded great harmonizing. The pot that was about to boil over that was at the time modern pop/rock radio and the scene that was developing in the UK in particular. And I think probably an overlooked one, but considering the way things ended it was a miracle they even stayed together long enough to give us one record let alone the amount we got.
Coincido plenamente. Ellos hicieron su parte y el milagro ocurrió!
John offering Paul a bouquet of flowers after Yesterday like a wiseguy, followed by “Thank you Ringo, that was wonderful.” Lol 😂
....tinge of jelousy showing.....John & George resented 'Yesterday'....even rejected the idea of it as a single.
@@johnsainhow did it become a single then? I read online if one of them didn't want a song to be released as the Beatles then it wouldn't come out. Your comment contradicts that if your telling the truth
@@artistaccount It never became a single in the UK, because of John and George....They compromised by approving US release.
@@johnsain And then it went on to get a record number of covers...
John liked that sense of humour. No jealousy intended.
You know what's amazing is that Paul is still doing concerts in 2023 going into 2024 with that SAME bass guitar he's playing here ! That amazes me that piece of history still travels with him this many years later ! I love it 😃
John's vocals in this performance were at the optimum level. The best rock vocals of all time
No doubt John is good, but Paul in “I’m Down” can grind!
@@jusgibs and both in tickets to ride is a masterpiece
The best vocals in the Beatles maybe!
100% during this time period, John's voice is the greatest Rock and Roll has ever heard!
@@RafaelAlivtres No, best vocals ever. See, the Beatles had the two greatest singers in Rock and Roll in their band. So there's that.
What sometimes gets lost here is that in this short performance, there were songs with every Beatle each singing a song, there were changing of instruments, and each jumped in as host instead of just 1 person speaking to the audience. Truly amazing and untouchable.
George did not get to sing lead
George no llego a cantar principal Hizo coros geniales en su banda en esta actuacion Todos son lindos bellos preciosos cada con sus gracias sus gestos sus alegres miradas
I saw them in Chicago 1965. They were GREAT!😊
This observation reflects the interaction of the group that cost them their first possible record deal. The exec interviewing them didn't follow the music they were performing, couldn't categorize them because the lead vocalist kept changing, who was leading the band was fuzzy because George, Paul and John all addressed his questions instead of differing to just one person. The Beatles were unique in their talent, their interpersonal interactions and the music they created. It will be a long time until we see their match.
@@kenwittlief255
¿Como que no cantó?,(aquí tal vez no)
*here come the sun* entre otos temas suyos, que alcanzó los numero uno en las listas y que canta él por supuesto
Paul on Yesterday....all the beauty in the world
I loved how ringo introduced himself
“Thats something we dont usually do, he all out of key and nervous, singing act naturally, Ringo” lol
Ringos vocals are so underrated! Always loved it ❤
Ringo has a very distinctive voice. And he became a surprisingly good vocalist in later life. But early Ringo is pretty bad. He struggles just to keep on key.
With a little Help from His Friends.
The only drummer that can emulate Ringo was Karen Carpenter!
John and Paul in harmony...brilliant...
The best live footage I've ever seen of the Beatles. They were in their prime here in every respect.
Well they stopped playing live not too long after this
@@hm-om3ws I'm referring to the video quality and over all quality. Most of the film of them live has the camera way off, the sound quality sucks, and girls screaming over their playing. This is good footage here. Glad I stumbled across it.
It is ...Very good!!!
That's when you can tell how good ...
I was There 🙂 I was 13 & was my 2nd time to see the Beatles ! My brother cousins I went , Lived in England for 10 yrs My late Dad was in Air Force My 1st Concert Beatles was in 1963 In Margate England at Winters Gardens Theater yes it's still Used !
Even now, in the year 2022 - 23, they still hold the magic.
Magnificent! With out doubt the greatest band that has ever existed.
Some of us have never directly just said to them from wherever we are . . . . "Thanks You Guys!" Thanks, Paul, Ringo, George, John
YES !!!
Ringo’s introduction of himself is the best!
What a great pal he is, and an otherwordly drummer too
8:05 fantastic backing vocal by Paul. What a genius band; in studio and on stage.
John and Paul sounded perfect with their harmony in this performance of the song!
@@julianlewis1792 hits the nail right on the head!
Got all up in his shit too
And fantastic vocal by John.
Paul could sing John's part....but John couldn't sing Paul's.
Doesn't get much better than this. The harmonies, the blending of instruments, the timing and the relaxed feel show what pro's the Beatles were. All without any electronic guidance or vocal assistance.
0:00 I Feel Fine
2:30 I'm Down
4:50 Act Naturally
7:50 Ticket To Ride
10:30 Yesterday
13:30 Help!
Fantastic
Yes 🙂 🎶
Thx!
Fun Fact: This is the Very First Time Yesterday is heard by the public.
@@twinsuns6629 Correct! It's also the first time "I'm Down", "Act Naturally" and "Help!" are ever played live!
While I love their post 1966 music, and you can't deny what next level it was, I still think this pre 1966 stuff has very special and had a kind of 'magic' to it.
They were playing "rock and roll" style prior to 1966. Then the artful genius surfaced. I watched it happen. Revolver is an amazing leap into the future of later rock/pop.
@@keithhyttinen8275 Right? Rubber Soul and Revolver was just an incredible glimpse into what was to come. I too watched it happen..... just an incredible time.
Y aun eran tan jovenes
No se nada de inglés pero esta bien puse like
Ich habe sie (John) schon als 4jährige im Radio erkannt.❤
The Beatles are the greatest band in the world
Plain speaking, thats right , Sir
No hubo otros, ni los habrá, tan grandes!
Hell yeah!
Right
You said if, brother.
They each thought it would never last. Now 60 years later they're bigger than ever.
The song “yesterday” almost bring tears into my eyes for no reason. That song is emotional.
It's definitely a great and timeless song.
This was the world's first performance of Yesterday.
Me too
plus every girl shuts up whenever it comes up. truly a beautiful song.
And pretty sure this is true, Paul had the melody but no lyrics. He started uses words that fit and eventually, Scrambled Eggs, turned into Yesterday--
I will never forget seeing the Beatles performing live in Blackpool nearly 50 years ago. Legends for ever!
Nearly sixty years ago now. Gosh I am getting old!! Ha
How old are you now?
O
You are lucky!
You was so lucky
where the hell is blackpool?
George was such a great guitarist!
Wtf was he doing in that bit in in feel fine? I play it a lot and I'd never heard that.
I dont think any of the beatles could read music , at least in the early days. George had the country, rock and roll And even the california beach sound mastered back in the bands early days. Pretty darn good for a bunch of hacks! It really gives meaning to the saying dont sweat the small stuff! How about john playing the organ with his elbows?
Messed up in 'Ticket to Ride'.
I love Beatles shows. No frills. No BS. Just get up there, plug in, and play.
With no monitors and definitely no autotune.
Since this is Blackpool, the Beatles, seem really relaxed and having fun. Some sporadic screams but it feels like the boys are just playing to the locals This footage gives you that feeling of what it might have been like to see them in the early days in the north of England. Still, you're watching the greatest group of all time.
THE BEST BAND EVER.
Возможно, они "великие". Но не ВЕЛИЧАЙШИЕ.
@@user-gj5nr2vv2d
"Thank you Ringo, that was wonderful." Tee hee!
LOL :)
THEY TURNRNED POP MUSIC INTO AN ART FORM.
“thank you ringo, that was wonderful” lol
i love when Paul sings I´m down ♥♥♥
6 songs in 15 minutes to show who's the best band in the world...
No problem!👍👍👍👍
99.9% of any group, ever, would take these tunes and call it a career.
The most evenly distributed talent in a band we will ever see
With Paul towering over the others.
Your comment might hold true but it's equally true of bands where every player is rubbish. Alternatively, the great Pink Floyd could claim the same mantle. Or R.E.M., where drummer Bill Berry came up with the tune for Everybody Hurts and Man on the Moon.
The BEATLES really are special, I will never forget those long hot summers with BEATLES music playing everywhere, The BEATLES WERE summer time.
Yes you summed it up!
Yes the summers were hotter then!
Paul and John on the mic is surreal
People will marvel over their music and images for centuries to come!!
Glad to have been in the audience at this one.
amazing
Wow, you are blessed. That must have been something undescribable.
I’m just a little envious! That must have been something to see live. I’ve been a Beatles fan my whole life. I can remember singing ‘Lucy In The sky with Diamonds’ when I was 6 (1974) and this show just shows you how together they were. My first real sorrow was hearing the report of John’s murder 6 years later.
7:23 john and paul gesturing towards ringo when he finishes his song is so cute i can’t
George introduces Paul singing "Yesterday" by saying "For Paul McCartney of Liverpool, opportunity knocks". LOL.
And after that song ended, John says "Thank you, Ringo" LOL
That's one area that set The Beatles apart; humor.
@@julianlewis1792 yeah , I love that line. What a character, John was---
Say what you will, but George was a great guitarist, his style is so unique...
George knew Paul was a glory seeker.
What a great clip. So clear visually and musically.
They are so real and spontaneous. The girls only scream at the end and we can act hear them.
Awesome performance 👏
The dancing at the end is hysterical.
That is some of the best and longest primetime peak Beatles live concert footage I’ve ever seen. It does not get any better than that. How on earth can you write so many fantastic songs. You’ll never see four guys fit together like that... forever.
Yes! Almost every song they wrote and recorded was at the least really good, and terrific in many cases.
"Act Naturally" is a cover but I won't disagree with your point about so many fantastic songs. The footage is amazing. It is a shame they stopped performing live.
And knocked one out every two weeks on average for 8 years.
Yesterday opened up the front doors to further experimental music
I was There 🙂 my 2nd Beatles Concert 1st Winters Gardens Margate England 63 grew up in England 10 yrs My late Dad was In Air force
For you: 👍👍. For your Dad...🇺🇸🇺🇸
bet you were screaming thanks. you ruined it for everyone today and then good job
It was August 1 1965.
me jelly
My late father was also in the Air Force and was stationed in England at RAF Chicksands from 1960-1964. Unfortunately I never saw the Beatles live, but I did see the Kinks, Dave Clark 5, Tornadoes, & a few other British acts. Wonderful memories of watching the Fab Four with my dad, and I still have a reel to reel recording he made of one of their concerts off BBC TV. Miss you big time dad.
The Beatles were quite simply, astonishing.
The sheer amount electric energy they created was something to behold.
The folks who saw them in Blackpool were treated to simply the best the world has ever seen.
No disrespect at all, to all the other great bands, performers etc etal that have/are been on the world stage.
couldn't agree more
And it ALL happened in less than a decade. Think of that!
That band had two of the best rock singers in history, and three of the best songwriters. The Beatles were actually a supergroup within a group.
Three buddy Hollys. Mr. Charles Hardin would have been super impressed and expanded on the musical trajectory he was already on
I love them since those early days and it never ends. RIP John and George. Long life Paul and Ringo. Peace and love ❤
@paulbadoo9326, Yeah I was gonna say the same thing. John and Paul both had a truly stand alone lead singer quality. Many, many bands would have counted themselves extremely lucky to have just ONE of them! The Beatles had BOTH! Couple that with the fact that BOTH of them were also top notch extremely prolific songwriters. Not to mention George's many stellar contributions! I heard George's "Here Comes the Sun" is one of the band's most downloaded tunes, if not THE most! Although I wouldn't say George's voice had a particularly stand out "lead" quality it DID blend seamlessly with the other two adding that incredibly rich two part harmony... The song "Girl" would be one prime example of the three of them at their finest! The thing about them, aside from a few sparse leads from George, and the vocals there's not anything really standing out front from any of them. They were such a cohesieve whole. Everybody's just serving the song. Especially Ringo! A very musical drummer playing just what each song needed and nothing more. That and boatloads of charisma!! That certain unnamable magical quality...
What is left to be said..... Incredibly amazing, more so 60 years later!
even when they were exhausted from touring they gave their all in this show
and there you have it folks.....the MOST WONDERFUL THING that's ever happened on this planet.
You just might be right.
This whole performance is just amazing. All of them sound perfect… I think my favourite might have been I’m down. What a performance.
Love the way the four lads from Liverpool joined in on the dancing at the end. Classic!
Amazing that this crowd allowed them to actually hear themselves sing in contrast to the major rowdiness of most of their concerts. Here, you can actually appreciate their playing instead of trying to make it out over the screaming. Lol This is very cool!
I noticed that too! Great to HEAR them for once....😂
Probably because the songs were completely new for the crowd.
This concert ran on August 1, 1965 as a promotion for The Beatles' new album, "Help".
"Help" album launched on August 6 in UK.
It was a studio audience in Blackpool. Otherwise u wouldn't be able to hear much
By this time, it wasn't as loud and crazy in Britain as it was still in the States for live performances.
Love George's vocal contribution on this song. His voice really stands out.
George had the most talent. So sad the dreaded cigarette killed it for him. The best of all the Beatles. Although John had an incredible voice.
@@janlipley2588 I liked the joke in the movie, "Yesterday", "Cigarettes? What are cigarettes?" Which explains why there were no Beatles in that world.
@@janlipley2588 I agree about John’s voice, have another listen to Paul on ‘I’m down’ as well though, it’s incredible
geroge was the quite beatle he was allways shi
@@janlipley2588 George was more than we ever expected. He's still a hero to people. Read through the Bangladeshi comments on the following video and see what you think - ruclips.net/video/M4LxDBCVEc8/видео.html
All I can hear is George's lead in Ticket to ride WoW truly a genius. Beatles 4ever
My father (RIP) showed me The Beatles wen I was a kid, since then they are my idols now i'm 29
sorry to hear you lost your father so young
When I'm gone, my kids will still have the Beatles! You're gonna be OK kid!
Mi papá también me enseñó a amarlos!!!!
John with his sense of humor.
It’s only 16 minutes, but it’s so well rehearsed that it beats every concert you can watch, even if they’re longer.
For a concert in the 60s, this is mixed very well. Whoever was on the mixing desk did a very good job.
i added a little eq too but yes it sounds great
it wasnt a concert, it was a TV broadcast
This concert is absolutely spectacular.
Ticket To Ride is a masterpiece!
Wow! The hair! I grew up in this era. I am incredibly lucky. Whoever missed this, I feel sad for. They are the best!
I was born in 1964, so I was bit late to the party….but…. I wouldn’t have missed any of my years…..
Born in 68, and I enjoy them everyday. There genius was there longevity. I missed nothing.
ジョンの声って本当に最高！
この時代にタイムスリップして生で聞いてみたい！
John playin' the keys with his elbow on I'm Down. Take note Tribute bands & thanks to you all for keepin' it real.
I understand why they stopped touring and their music changed; there's no doubt it boosted their careers. But there is no greater performing band than the Beatles as this shows. I was 12 years old when I saw them in Seattle, and I know I'll never outgrow that sensation-blowing experience. God bless my parents for letting me attend -- and God bless the Beatles for being so amazingly talented.
BEST BAND EVER.
Hello Ivete
Has to be one of their greatest performances. So memorable.
still the greatest band ever.
Nickelback clears.
That is a great historical document. Well done
thank you
The only group that in more than fifty years of life has continued to give me the same feelings
They will be continued to be studied 300 years from now as all musical master such a Bach and Beethoven are. True Magic
The Beatles keep me young.
Me too
I saw the show in Cleveland 1964. If I only had $1 for every time I've told someone I was there.
That is absolutely awesome! One of my favourite performances of them :))
Judy were those your screams that I heard in the back ground..Lol. If only I knew u so I can hear all about it
And even if you did have a dollar for every person you told it still wouldn’t be any where near enough to pay for that memory. I’m 17 and would do anything to see either Paul or Ringo live (hopefully they’ll gig soon I’m only an hour drive from Liverpool)
Raw and no studio tricks. Awesome guys! OMG! First time I have seen John on keyboards with the band back then!! Rare! Also, Ringo did a fine job singing and playing drums. Peace and Love World... from Indiana.
I played in a Beatles cover band. It was an honor and pleasure to play their music.
I think that the Beatles themselves are the best Beatles cover band - for sound, vocals, appearance, harmonies, everything. They sound in live performance just like their records.
They were truly a once in a century (even millennium?) group. So much talent. They needed no special effects, backing tracks for the first few years.
I am always amazed at their creativity.
A shout out to Ringo. He is finally recognized as a great drummer. A drummer is the anchor of a band. He gave the songs a steady tempo and full sound.
These guys deserve all the accolades they get - and more. For me, there are the Beatles... and there is everyone else.
I am a big fan of "The American Songbook" like Rogers and Hammerstein, Cole Porter, etc. They were amazing composers - music and lyrics. But they didn't sing, harmonize, produce, perform, arrange, etc. The Beatles did it ALL - to perfection.
After all these years, I'm still in awe of the Beatles.
They had a great genius for coming up with catchy melodies and good chords and sequences of chords. Their songs just seemed to have kind of a logical flow to them.
... its so musical ... melody , vocals , arrangement. Ringo star drums are so well done,.. IMHO his drum arrangements are underrated. His drums put the songs in motion, mood and rhythm change , they are KEY for the good compositions to be what tey are ... SOOOOOO MUSICAL
Found this relic ... it's amazing how great the Beatles were together. The 60's to quote someone else's comments were magical ... the Mersey Sound, they were the kins of the Mersey era and watching this video reveals the talents and the friendship and camaraderie they had together, which made the music special all doing their parts, sharing the stage and having fun, and entertaining the world. Amazing times .. for sure!
Bill G.
Has to be one of their Best Live Performances......ever!!
I grew up with these guys. What can I say! Awesome 🤩
Always a treat to see John playing the organ on "I'm Down." He also played it on The Ed Sullivan Show and, most famously, at the 1965 Shea Stadium concert. Disappointingly, he didn't play it during their 1966 World Tour, just playing his guitar instead.
Fun fact about Paul’s Little Richard impression (ala I’m Down): Apparently, sometimes when he was walking back from John’s house after it had gotten dark, he cut through a park/golf course. He was a little freaked by how dark it was (he was only 14/15 at the time, remember), so he would sing Little Richard songs really loudly to calm his nerves, lol!
My late dad's most favorite boyband he used to play and sang all their greatest hits , he was the one who introduced me to Beatles songs and im loving it all, , miss you dad , , Beatles always reminds me of you, thats the reason why I always love to see their music videos here in yt.love and miss you dad...😢😢😢
Since they spent a lot of time just doing studio albums, people don't know how great they were performing live. I have the live from the BBC album, so l know they were. I love that early 60's innocence.
Definitely the best live performance i have ever seen, that is not just a one song TV bit or with a crowd that is louder than the band. Classic and priceless.
"Thank you Ringo! That was wonderful."
That’s was pretty great , pretty amazing what they could do, the harmonies are to die for , great song writing , the best ..
They are so good!
Ringo. Holding the whole ridiculous creativity explosion in place, space and time without breaking sweat. Amazing. So good. x
I've seen a lot of live clips of the Beatles in concert from 1963-65, but this footage in particular stands out as having excellent sound quality. Or perhaps the songs here are being sung fresh after having been written and recorded in the last 6 months. In any event, the boys are right on with their vocals and harmonies.
thanks for your comments i did add a litttle eq to the sound but they made it !
Awww...enjoyed this bit of memorabilia very much!!❤
SuPERB! Is it even necessary to say that?! Great sound…these young fellows will likely go far! But seriously, this just brings JOY!! R.I.P. George & John, Carry on Ringo & Paul. Thank you ALL for every note, for coloring our lives with perfect “electronic noise!”
I was there at the rehearsals for the show and I got their autographs!! . I was 13 at the time. Am now almost 70! Can still remember as though it was yesterday. [lol, cue for a song there!] Brilliant performance on the live show, best ever.
thats a lovely memory
Ringo: *left behind in complete darkness, doing literally nothing*
John: Thank you Ringo, that was wonderful
You don’t get John’s humour do you?
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If I found it amusing enough to make a comment about it, I'd say I do
John, brincado com Ringo só isso bom humor.
@@aloisiolopesdesouzasouza5378It’s a joke about Yesterday, it’s sounds like a song Ringo could’ve wrote. John has said he originally thought the lyrics were daft
John was playing a very intricate rhythm guitar part while singing the first song. I thought that was George's part but I watched and it was John playing it.
"Than you, Ringo. That was wonderful" 😂😂😂
I was born too late but thanks to videos like this, at least I can still enjoy their music.
Two of the very best singer/songwriters of all time in the same band.
This is friggin mind blowing.
Did George really say that this was the first live performance of Yesterday? Maybe put that in the title?? And introduced by George, who notes that for Paul McCartney “opportunity knocks” 😂
John clowning around before “Help” worth the price of admission alone. Harmonies between John and Paul on Ticket to Ride are wonderful.
These guys just keep giving more than 50 years on.
Respectful suggestion (and huge thank you) to whoever posted this video to highlight that this is one of the greatest live sets ever played by the Beatles. Amazing.
Paul once said in an interview he always played Yesterday with the band then at some point he was to play it alone. I do not recall when exactly but I do not think this was the first time the song was played live
Their magic is not who was better than the other but a great band vibe that could feed of each other vocally, musically, lyrically.
Grew up to their music. What a time. My grandsons have discovered them and they love them.❤
いつ聴いてもいいな〜😂ビートルズは😊バンドとしてのまとまりもいいし､演奏上手い､何よりも歌が上手い､そして曲作りが最高🎉
Agreed.
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Lennon playing keyboards! How cool is that! Damn those boys could play.
I like how Ringo moves and crosses his arms at the very end of Help!
The Beatles music will live on forever! Still the best band of all time. That’s all I listen to on Sirius Radio. Channel 18!!
excellent
Just amazing how tight they were, effortless !
AWESOME 🤩 I was 13 years old !! What a incredible time to be young and grow up!!🤯💃❤️😳