Esto es música, no es boxeo, ni atletismo. El mejor no existe. El más rápido en 100 metros, sí. Aquí cada uno tiene un trabajo que hacer y es cadena perpétua. Algunos cuando hacen su negocio se jubilan. Gracias y saludos.
@@mcalles2518 You speak about a life sentence, The Beatles will still be blasting out of speakers long after me and you are both dead. They are century long life sentences. Nobody has, or ever will compare to The Beatles influence and change on music & society ever again. They were the originators in so many senses of the word.
When "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" came out, you really had to be there. 45rpm record and playing it was pure happiness. At around the same time, The Beachboys were on the charts with "I Get Around." It was a terrific time to be young and I think we all knew history was being made.
When I was eight years old, I saw the Beatles on Ed Sullivan on my parents black-and-white television set and I fell in love with them and rock ‘n’ roll at that time! 🎉🎉. My parents bought me 345 records and I remember that one of them was I wanna hold your hand and the other one she loves you. The Beatles started it all.❤❤🎉🎉🎸🎸🎸🥁🥁🎤🎤🎤🎤
+Michael Smith Yes, They successfully took black music, Little RIchard, Lead Belly, B.B., and so many others! Elvis to Led Zepplin to Eminem the accolades never go where the deserve to be. The are the original market band, they paid girls to scream and faint in the beginning! Lennon and McCartney certainly learned over the years how to truly create their own music, but this here ... this is "borrowed"
The Beatles left us hungry when they called it a day, but then again passed the torch to a new generation of fabulous bands and artists very much inspired by them. There's a lot of gold in their footsteps, but no matter how much I adore my Floyd, Zeppelin, Yes or David Bowie (and many more really great names even in today's music).....The Beatles is always there somehow. They haven't played together for more than half a century and still we're talking about them. Still they gain new and very young fans. That's insane. But that's how bloody great there were. Period! Surpassing The Beatles? No, I don't think there is any such thing. The world will never see a band like that ever again.
@@mrfedupable Elvis and Jerry were sc hit, Elvis liked 14yo girl's, he got Priscilla at 14, sick fk. Drug head fool. And Jerry married his 13 yo cousin.
@David Mahady Yeah, but 1989 is not approximately close to 1980. As for your point, his only real post-Beatles hits were Imagine, though I don't think that was a big seller when it came out, Power to the People, Whatever Gets You Through the Night with Elton John, who was dominating the charts, and he wrote a little bit of Fame by David Bowie. His last 70s album of original material didn't produce anything notable. He had a baby and basically retired until making a comeback in 1980 and promptly getting shot. I don't think he was at all a confident songwriter between 1975 and 1980, and those homemade recordings were not meant for release.
I was one of those girls who loved the Beatles more than anything else.... I wish I had had the chance to be in one of their concerts, now at 71 love them more than then..... they were young, beautiful and humble, beautiful golden times. Thank you
@@blancalezama409 Yep, it was a different kind of love. Girls were infatuated-intoxicated whereas boys' love of the Beatles had huge elements of hero-worship and envy.
As a musician who’s performed on many stages, this footage proves that the Beatles were one of the tightest, most cohesive units of all time musically. Unreal how good they were together.
I read in the book Outliers that In 1960, when the Beatles were still a high school rock band, they were given the chance to travel to Hamburg, Germany and play in various strip clubs. The Beatles were contracted to play for hours every night, seven nights a week, and thereby were forced to develop as musicians. After a year and a half, they had performed 270 nights. By 1964, when they first found commercial success, they had performed an estimated twelve hundred times-more than most band bands do in an entire career.
Even on the rooftop in Jan 1969, they had their shit together, more than less. I wept tears of joy watching the rooftop concert in Get Back. The Beatles are the reason I became a guitarist 48 years ago.
They were so young then, probably didn't even know and understand their accomplishment in the music world....they changed music and they are still here....then and now.
That's why they have the most in record sales of any "band" in history. Practically every song they created (or recreated) is a classic recording and/or song. Not many pop artists creating classics, most of them are creating more fad songs that have a finite and relatively short shelf life.
More than that. They are the biggest show business act of ANY KIND in history. When it comes to influence over their generation, i'm talking about. The hairstyles, the music, fashion... Doesn't matter. They were the voice of their era.
6:00 Ringo looking back startled, checking if he's about to be crushed by the weight of his own head... and never missing a beat. Happy 80th birthday Ringo! Peace & Love
My God I was13 years old. My first teenage year! I just get my Ticket to ride on Magical Mystery Toor, Yellow Submarine, Helter Skelter, through Strowberry Fields Forever, Penny Lane becouse Tomorrow Never Knows! Now, I am 72 years young and I'll Follow The Sun with Sgt' Peppers Lonley Hearts Club Band as long as my heart is beating. Thank you for EVERYTHING our dearest BAND🐞
Few images in pop culture more iconic than The Beatles singing their breakout song in front of a screaming audience. Their dress, the symmetry on stage, the flawless performance, the audience reaction and all in black & white go down as a genuine historic image of the 20th century and modern man. It really means that much.
No performers EVER gave more energy than these guys, each one of them giving 200% giving everything they had, yet staying completely in tune, controlled, and expressive. They were pure magic. And the audience responded the only way they could, by giving 200% back. You're right, a historic image of the century.
@@davidsimpson2038 omg so weird I'm just listening to that Presidential gala honoring Paul, the song Let It Be right at this second when I received notification of your text. Coincidence? It's like those times when you have a thought and your eyes simultaneously land on a street sign saying that word. Actually there are many things the Beatles did that were iconic.
There will never be another band quite like The Beatles who had such a wild effect on everyone! They were electrifying! They had such charisma and talent! The BEATLES 4 ever!
Much has been said over the years (I'm seven weeks younger than McCartney) about what made them so special. It's been decided, I think, that a very happy combination of them growing up while being bombed during The Blitz and being more Irish than English is what made The Beatles the world-changing group they were!
Love watching this video… I was five years old when the Beatles hit the United States. This videos a couple months before their explosion on the Ed Sullivan show. I’m glad I was alive to experience Beatlemania first hand. I imagine to the younger folks this looks pretty strange… I guess you had to be there. At the time there was nothing like this. My parents thought they were from a different planet, it wasn’t until the song eight days a week came out My parents admitted that the Beatles were good. Now I’m an old man… But I still get a good feeling when I watch videos like this.
These girls were not screaming just because others were screaming. Twenty and thirty year old mothers in their home were not singing and dancing in front of the TV because other mothers down the street were. My God don't you people remember what it was like then? These girls and women who were at the concerts or watching TV were hanging on every word and expression the Beatles were making. What you're seeing and hearing is true love for a band and an experience that had never been seen before or ever again. Young or old, we all felt like we knew them and cared about them. Still do.
"Now give me money, that's what I want. You never give me your money, you only give me your funny paper. People say you've got it made, don't they know we're so afraid. Sue me, sue you."
…so we don’t have emotions? We’re just a bunch of blobs of flesh that just somehow ceased to exist and feel nothing? If thats the case then why the heck am I bouncing on my bed as I’m singing along to I Wanna Hold Your Hand? Cause I’m having a seizure? Your comment makes zero sense dude
In summary, the world of pop music (a pretty big world) was ready for something new (in fact was slightly past due for it) and the Beatles were ready with that new something George Martin said it: *"Their time was just right. They didn't pick their time; something picked it for them."* What the Beatles deserve much credit for is *being ready* for that moment.
Even John’s Aunt Mimi liked some of the Beatles songs in spite of her best efforts not to. I think in her interview after John’s death, she said that her favorite song was A Hard Day’s Night. Not what you would’ve expected from the curmudgeonly old lady who told John that he would never make a living with the guitar haha. Their music really did have the power to universally effect everyone.
Definitely the most universal and magical band around. This new age does not seem to recognize the magic sometimes. But most any one...they know...the Beatles were IT. The pinnacle of musicianship performance and the "universal note". There will never be another collective of that groundbreaking stature. The timing was just TOO good with everything.
From She Loves You through to The long and winding road, they took rock n roll to new creative heights of excellence, in a recording career that lasted less than a decade. Four guys, with three of the greatest songwriters in recording history. 27 number one hits over 7 years, ladies and gentlemen, the greatest rock band of all time. THE BEATLES.
If u have a keen ear you might notice that sound of the audience seems to repeat over and over and sometimes louder, like it was mixed together. In the video it seems a normal audience, and there’re a lot of parts repeated too, from the best takes. I’m not a hater, I like the Beatles. But I like to know the truth as well.
Боже мой, как давно это было. " Тhe Beatles " прилетели на гастроли в США. Зрители сходят с ума от песен квартета. Битломания в самом разгаре. Благодарю автора за прекрасное музыкальное видео.
0:00 - I Want To Hold Your Hand (Unfinished) 3:00 - Money (That's What I Want) 5:44 - Twist and Shout 8:01 - From Me To You (Instrumental) 8:14 - Credits
Elvis,then the Beatles. Will there be another act to follow the Beatles? It looks very very doubtful. In my opinion Rap is garbage. Will be 76 next month. Beatles the greatest band of all time. Those guys really rocked the world.
@@harrylastinger3541 I loved watching "The Beatles" in the 1960s when I was a young girl. Paul McCartney was by far my favorite Beatle! I have always hated rap "music!" I call it "rap crap!"
Oh to be in that audience for THAT show! "I Want To Hold Your Hand", their first US number 1 hit, was recorded Oct 17 and released on Nov 29. This incredible fan club show happened barely a week later! Songs we've heard a million times over are brand new and fresh to this audience--wow. Most amazing of all is how fresh their music STILL sounds today, it'll always be timeless. I say it again: The Beatles are the top of the mountain. They created modern rock and roll. Quite simply the best band of all time.
Early Beatles were just slightly before my time. I was 2 years old in '63 but growing up I never really appreciated them. Now I am absolutely amazed by their songwriting and musicianship. I can't get enough of these old clips. They truly were revolutionary for that time. I'm a late blooming Beatles fan.
Beatles are the great musicians of the whole world that nobody could surpass their performance. They are my idol since 17 and now i'm already 67 years old.
I can remember watching them as they played She Loves You and when Ringo started on the drums I thought my head was going to explode. What fantastic days!
I’m in my early teens and discovered the Beatles around 2 years ago. They really are a wonderful band with timeless music. I just cant get enough of them and so far haven’t found a band that’s had so much impact on my music taste and life! Too bad I wasn’t able to experience their active music career
Damn, they were good live. No lip syncing. They could really play. Greatest band of all time. Every band was influenced by the Beatles at some point in their careers.
I really appreciate Ringo's perfect application of his drumming to the compositions. Leaving the right space at the right time in each of the songs. It takes a lot of discipline to not overplay and just embellish the tunes in just the right way. Ringo is a very underrated drummer and shows his strengths here with properly placed fills and patterns. Right on Ringo!
You're way ahead of most others your age because you're here and can appreciate it. I've been a musician since I first heard them at the age of 4. No lie. ▶🔊⚽▶
@Cray Fishe You know less than nothing. They wrote 830 songs between them. Who do you like, Led Zeppelin (79 songs)? The Jonas brothers? The Rolling Stones are the only group to rival them in output and diversity of music. They were, and are, the greatest band that ever drew breath. As Hippocrates said, "Life is short and art is long." They broke up nearly 50 years ago, and they live on and will, long after we and they are gone.
@Cray Fishe If you don't see the brilliance in George writing the Till There Was You solo at 18 you're crazy .... But then again why do I even bother trying with another nobody literally criticizing the most famous and best musicians ever.
@Cray Fishe Sorry, Cray, you missed out on one of the greatest things mankind has ever produced, and I mean EVER!! And yeah, they were and are much greater than Jesus.
Imagine 1963 and 17 years later I was just born..my dad told me that he really liked The Beatles and said this music band has created a phenomenon in music at that time 🎼
Perhaps the most influential and iconic band of all time. Very few people alive have not been touched by these guys in some way, even people who don't like them. Growing up I didn't see what the hype was was more into the hair bands like Van Halen and White Lion, but as an adult and a musician I came to appreciate them more. They laid the foundations and groundwork for a lot of my childhood favorite bands I grew up with even though they were before my time.
Look at George at 3:57 during the song "Money", he does the most adorable little dance for about 5 seconds ...you can really see he's having fun and loving this song!
The best ever. Often imitated, never duplicated. They came they conquered and they left their mark on this world forever. There isn’t anyone that doesn’t look up to The Beatles.
I saw the Beatles on Ed Sullivan for the first time when I was six. I'm a big fan of their music. Looking back at at all this with girls screaming in waves and them passing out all over the place puts all of it into positive. A Tsunami Of Greatness Were The Beatles.🍎🎸
No other band had power over the audience like the Beatles. I was born early 70s and remember listening to the Beatles and still till this day consider them to be the greatest band ever.
Growing up in the 90s was exactly the same...No cell phones until very late in the decade, and computers were used just to play minesweeper, solitaire, and write school assignments...Vinyl was still around, and great music was all over the place.
@The Pessimistic Physicist I love my computer, but if I had to choose, I would go back to the 60's. We had an imagination and could think for ourselves.
So very thankful I lived through those years! There has never been a band that compares to The Beatles, not before or after them. Their individual gifts & talents were amazing & the band together was awesome! Still my all time favorite band! ❤️
AMAZING! THE OLDEST VIDEO OF THE BEATLES I HAVE EVER SEEN! ABOUT A MONTH BEFORE THEY CAME TO AMERICA AND APPEARED ON THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW! THE REST IS HISTORY!! THANKS FOR SHARING IT! R.K.
This a tremendous performance! Wow! The Beatles rocked the auditorium that night. "I Want to Hold Your Hand" is better this night than it was on the Ed Sullivan Show in February 1964. "Money" is phenomenal.
Thanks to the screamin girls The beatles do no more concerts and made Sgt pepper, white album, abbey road, Magical mystery tour , etc sooo... (Sorry bad english)
0:00 I Want To Hold Your Hand 1:50 Paul trying to say "Thank You" and John says "shut up" to the audience 3:00 Money (That's What I Want) 5:44 Twist And Shout 8:01 The Third Man Theme
George at the age of 20 was not only just playing fantastic guitar but also showing off his dancing skills 🥰 His whole body movement was just amazing, specially at 4:00 😁
Brilliant...harmonies,guitar playing and drumming all combine to recreate the "Beatles" sound....terrific!!Loved the last few minutes instrumental From Me to You & Third Man Theme!
Cor Tadew just wrote one of The dumbest things I've ever read. You are so wrong that it's embarrassing! Don't have kids, PLEASE! You are way too stupid.
Why'd the girls scream? Because the Beatles had an overwhelming cuteness factor. Add to that the music, the words to the songs, the harmony singing and the haicuts and it made us all a little crazy.
Yeah, but I still think the screaming is annoying. And I say this as someone who thinks George Harrison was perhaps the most beautiful man to ever walk planet earth.
@@1982pencil yes i am sure it was. I do remember John or Paul saying something like, the mindless screaming was very irritating. That they couldn't even hear themselves singing, and that it didn't really matter anyway, because the audience couldn't either.
What I truly love about this band is they started as teen idols, but they had incredible talent! One of the few teen idol bands to leave that genre and actually be respected as great musicians! They don't make them like this anymore. I had always heard they were bad live, but that is not the case. When you could hear them over the fans, they were incredible! Especially with the crappy sound equipment back in that era. My favorite music act of all.
Many bands had hits, some wrote them themselves and some didn't. Many had good singers also. But none ever wrote and performed as many hits as they did. To this day its still amazing.
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I was 16 when I fell in love with the Beatles and now at 73 I still love them just as much, except now I carry two in my heart.
True john and george 🥺
me too i am 74 yo
"I was 13 when they became famous.You are my sister's age.I share the same heartfelt feelings as you.Yeah,yeah,yeah........Beatles 4 ever!!😍✌🙏
It's so sweet
Me too! I'm 73
Sixty years later and it's indisputable - the Stones were never even close. 2022 and The Beatles are STILL more famous than the Stones will ever be.
Esto es música, no es boxeo, ni atletismo. El mejor no existe. El más rápido en 100 metros, sí. Aquí cada uno tiene un trabajo que hacer y es cadena perpétua. Algunos cuando hacen su negocio se jubilan. Gracias y saludos.
@@mcalles2518 You speak about a life sentence, The Beatles will still be blasting out of speakers long after me and you are both dead. They are century long life sentences. Nobody has, or ever will compare to The Beatles influence and change on music & society ever again. They were the originators in so many senses of the word.
All those sweet young faces so excited, wish no one ever had to get old.
@Chlarie Peace You're very kind, thank you.
Age is just a number 👌👌🤗
@@richardhowe5583 look at Billie joe for example or Brian may even or even kiss lol
I wish that too
The beatles were and are past! Their glory is the past! THE LORD JESUS CHRIST IS COMING! HIS GLORY WIL BE ETERNAL!
When "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" came out, you really had to be there. 45rpm record and playing it was pure happiness. At around the same time, The Beachboys were on the charts with "I Get Around." It was a terrific time to be young and I think we all knew history was being made.
Yes. I agree. I Think the same! That músic broke me when l listened for the first time . I was eigtheen then .
it was pure joy
When I was eight years old, I saw the Beatles on Ed Sullivan on my parents black-and-white television set and I fell in love with them and rock ‘n’ roll at that time! 🎉🎉. My parents bought me 345 records and I remember that one of them was I wanna hold your hand and the other one she loves you. The Beatles started it all.❤❤🎉🎉🎸🎸🎸🥁🥁🎤🎤🎤🎤
Yes it was all that and more! I was a senior in high school. Wonderful days!
Innocence. How I miss these times.
I was 13, encountered the Beatles. And now 72. I still love ❤️them ! They are miracles !
3 guitars, one small drum kit, and 4 voices--they made incredible music--still can't believe they did what they did
Michael Smith 2 guitar and 1 bass. Indeed they did the biggest things with several instruments. The experimental era post Revolver is the best.
+Michael Smith It will never happen again
+Michael Smith True!!
+Michael Smith Yes, They successfully took black music, Little RIchard, Lead Belly, B.B., and so many others! Elvis to Led Zepplin to Eminem the accolades never go where the deserve to be.
The are the original market band, they paid girls to scream and faint in the beginning! Lennon and McCartney certainly learned over the years how to truly create their own music, but this here ... this is "borrowed"
However they got it works.
Perfect group of guy's, paving the way for other's to come.
But nobody ever surpassed the Beatles.
The biggest attraction the world has ever known.
@@davidrowe7967 Yeah you're actually right. They were rated the biggest show business act of the 20th century.
The Beatles left us hungry when they called it a day, but then again passed the torch to a new generation of fabulous bands and artists very much inspired by them. There's a lot of gold in their footsteps, but no matter how much I adore my Floyd, Zeppelin, Yes or David Bowie (and many more really great names even in today's music).....The Beatles is always there somehow.
They haven't played together for more than half a century and still we're talking about them. Still they gain new and very young fans.
That's insane. But that's how bloody great there were.
Period!
Surpassing The Beatles?
No, I don't think there is any such thing.
The world will never see a band like that ever again.
@@mrfedupable Elvis and Jerry were sc hit, Elvis liked 14yo girl's, he got Priscilla at 14, sick fk. Drug head fool. And Jerry married his 13 yo cousin.
No, Steven Brock. Although they have had good, wonderful bands nobody ever surpassed my loved Fab Four. You are a wise good. !!!!!!!
57 years later The Beatles have never been equalled, let alone surpassed.
They changed music forever, in a good way.
A GREAT WAY!
Status Quo........
@@sahhull who?
Give the Stones a few more decades, and they might outsell them.
@David Mahady John was dead 16 years after the Sullivan show.
@David Mahady Yeah, but 1989 is not approximately close to 1980. As for your point, his only real post-Beatles hits were Imagine, though I don't think that was a big seller when it came out, Power to the People, Whatever Gets You Through the Night with Elton John, who was dominating the charts, and he wrote a little bit of Fame by David Bowie. His last 70s album of original material didn't produce anything notable. He had a baby and basically retired until making a comeback in 1980 and promptly getting shot. I don't think he was at all a confident songwriter between 1975 and 1980, and those homemade recordings were not meant for release.
At 63, I still feel like screaming when I watch this !
I was one of those girls who loved the Beatles more than anything else.... I wish I had had the chance to be in one of their concerts, now at 71 love them more than then..... they were young, beautiful and humble, beautiful golden times. Thank you
and...You ... were shouting ....so loudly...then? that I can't hear what he says.
The Beatles were the Greatest group that ever performed. They had more HITS than Walt Disney has stories.
Millions of us boys loved 'em too. just in a different way.
@@IsaacAsimov1992 yes, now I know that. But then girls were so noisy and emotional that I could not notice it, blessings
@@blancalezama409 Yep, it was a different kind of love.
Girls were infatuated-intoxicated whereas boys' love of the Beatles had huge elements of hero-worship and envy.
As a musician who’s performed on many stages, this footage proves that the Beatles were one of the tightest, most cohesive units of all time musically. Unreal how good they were together.
And if you look at some of the early shows, they don't even have monitors! Literally no monitors.
I read in the book Outliers that In 1960, when the Beatles were still a high school rock band, they were given the chance to travel to Hamburg, Germany and play in various strip clubs. The Beatles were contracted to play for hours every night, seven nights a week, and thereby were forced to develop as musicians. After a year and a half, they had performed 270 nights. By 1964, when they first found commercial success, they had performed an estimated twelve hundred times-more than most band bands do in an entire career.
@Unmasked Forever fact.
@@Spellbound1397 Most people have absolutely no idea how HARD those guys worked in those Hamburg years.
Even on the rooftop in Jan 1969, they had their shit together, more than less. I wept tears of joy watching the rooftop concert in Get Back. The Beatles are the reason I became a guitarist 48 years ago.
separately they were good....but together they were MAGIC
true magic !
Compare it with todays popular music. "It Don't Come Easy", " Easy For Me", "Only You", " Sweet 16"...
Yes each song is Brilliant,
William Hensley .....
Without any doubt!
They were so young then, probably didn't even know and understand their accomplishment in the music world....they changed music and they are still here....then and now.
Hello,how are you doing?
"Now and Then", their newest and probably last song.
I was a fan club member and lucky to get a ticket to this show, it was wonderful. Still love the Beatles, best band ever.
That's awesome!!!!!!
Stones were better.
no WAY. That’s so lucky, you got to see the earliest and the best of the beatles. i wonder how you felt.
were you the girl with the overbite?
@@klausrain111 No😂
1963...i would be 5 y.o. love reading the comments from the people who were actually there....this so cool to read and watch....
The Beatles had a extraordinary impact on society and culture. I considered them the greatest musical act of the 20th century.
That's why they have the most in record sales of any "band" in history. Practically every song they created (or recreated) is a classic recording and/or song. Not many pop artists creating classics, most of them are creating more fad songs that have a finite and relatively short shelf life.
Hendrix had his moments too
More than that. They are the biggest show business act of ANY KIND in history. When it comes to influence over their generation, i'm talking about. The hairstyles, the music, fashion... Doesn't matter. They were the voice of their era.
Agreed 💯
@@davyanonymous9674agreed 💯
6:00 Ringo looking back startled, checking if he's about to be crushed by the weight of his own head... and never missing a beat.
Happy 80th birthday Ringo! Peace & Love
All girls here are now grandma 👵
Some may even be GREAT Grandma's!
When he saw that his own head was missing him and actually Paul's was falling straight on him, he calmed down because Paul's head is smaller.
MYbe great grandmas lol
A great photo by Robert Freeman.
I was a crazy young girl and now I'm an old lady and still love The Beatles!
Me too we had the best music laughing
Never change baby
Were you there? To hear from an audience member would be FAB 4 me.
me too...
Me too.
My God I was13 years old. My first teenage year!
I just get my Ticket to ride on Magical Mystery Toor, Yellow Submarine, Helter Skelter, through Strowberry Fields Forever, Penny Lane becouse Tomorrow Never Knows! Now, I am 72 years young and I'll Follow The Sun with Sgt' Peppers Lonley Hearts Club Band as long as my heart is beating. Thank you for EVERYTHING our dearest BAND🐞
👏WOO-HOO!👏 Far-out!✌🏼
Few images in pop culture more iconic than The Beatles singing their breakout song in front of a screaming audience. Their dress, the symmetry on stage, the flawless performance, the audience reaction and all in black & white go down as a genuine historic image of the 20th century and modern man. It really means that much.
Arkady714, Beautifully put!
They were just a band singing a song. But, yeah. :-D
No performers EVER gave more energy than these guys, each one of them giving 200% giving everything they had, yet staying completely in tune, controlled, and expressive. They were pure magic. And the audience responded the only way they could, by giving 200% back. You're right, a historic image of the century.
arkady714 let it be
@@davidsimpson2038 omg so weird I'm just listening to that Presidential gala honoring Paul, the song Let It Be right at this second when I received notification of your text. Coincidence? It's like those times when you have a thought and your eyes simultaneously land on a street sign saying that word.
Actually there are many things the Beatles did that were iconic.
There will never be another band quite like The Beatles who had such a wild effect on everyone! They were electrifying! They had such charisma and talent! The BEATLES 4 ever!
Much has been said over the years (I'm seven weeks younger than McCartney) about what made them so special. It's been decided, I think, that a very happy combination of them growing up while being bombed during The Blitz and being more Irish than English is what made The Beatles the world-changing group they were!
@@mikeparkerson6492 they were barely born during the blitz. Lennon at least. McCartney was born 2 years after the blitz
Never again will anything be as big as the Beatles!
Love watching this video… I was five years old when the Beatles hit the United States. This videos a couple months before their explosion on the Ed Sullivan show.
I’m glad I was alive to experience Beatlemania first hand.
I imagine to the younger folks this looks pretty strange… I guess you had to be there. At the time there was nothing like this. My parents thought they were from a different planet, it wasn’t until the song eight days a week came out My parents admitted that the Beatles were good.
Now I’m an old man… But I still get a good feeling when I watch videos like this.
When I find myself in times of trouble
John Lennon comes to me
Speaking words of wisdom
2:01 "SHADAAP!"
+Maren Denison
HAHAHA..!
Oh John..
Gata Barbieri lol he's the best!
Then Paul goes "Shut up? He likes to say shut up"
Hafeezur Rahman oh is that what he says? I've wondered thanks for clarifying :)
+Maren Denison I sense sarcasm. I thought his reaction was funny thats all
These girls were not screaming just because others were screaming. Twenty and thirty year old mothers in their home were not singing and dancing in front of the TV because other mothers down the street were. My God don't you people remember what it was like then? These girls and women who were at the concerts or watching TV were hanging on every word and expression the Beatles were making. What you're seeing and hearing is true love for a band and an experience that had never been seen before or ever again. Young or old, we all felt like we knew them and cared about them. Still do.
That's exactly right, EBthere.
Not only were The Beatles the greatest songwriters and the greatest singers/band, their amazing personalities made the perfect blend!
I first loved listening and watching "The Beatles" in 1964 when I was 7 years old. I had a big crush on Paul McCartney!!!! He was so handsome then!!!
Paul is on his 70's and his still a cutie! 😍
The crowded was getting crazy
Looks like Elsa Lancaster
True
Looks 90
@@rudolphguarnacci197 Yep, his age is starting to catch up with him.
The audience were young kids, this music brought them JOY, which is very rare today.
It’s rare for music to bring kids joy these days? Huh?
The band were young kids in those days...
Slightly older than the schoolgirls but still kids.
"Now give me money,
that's what I want.
You never give me your money,
you only give me your funny paper.
People say you've got it made,
don't they know we're so afraid.
Sue me,
sue you."
"George Harrison gave us the money just because he wanted to see the film."
Monty Python - The Life of Brian
…so we don’t have emotions? We’re just a bunch of blobs of flesh that just somehow ceased to exist and feel nothing? If thats the case then why the heck am I bouncing on my bed as I’m singing along to I Wanna Hold Your Hand? Cause I’m having a seizure? Your comment makes zero sense dude
People can never understand the hypnotic nature of the Beatles fan effect. It was real and can never be duplicated in my estimation.
Still works....
@@ericpattison1218 But never gonna be as big as The Beatles.
In summary, the world of pop music (a pretty big world) was ready for something new (in fact was slightly past due for it) and the Beatles were ready with that new something
George Martin said it: *"Their time was just right. They didn't pick their time; something picked it for them."*
What the Beatles deserve much credit for is *being ready* for that moment.
@@basilmarasco1975 yup. Succes seems like luck for those who didn't prepare as well
It was like they dropped in from another dimension.
I love that older and younger generations can both come together to enjoy music like this, it’s really cool to see
I love seeing the older lady smiling and clapping along with I Wanna Hold Your Hand. The best music brings all ages and everyone together.
Yeah
Even John’s Aunt Mimi liked some of the Beatles songs in spite of her best efforts not to. I think in her interview after John’s death, she said that her favorite song was A Hard Day’s Night. Not what you would’ve expected from the curmudgeonly old lady who told John that he would never make a living with the guitar haha. Their music really did have the power to universally effect everyone.
The greatest band ever
Definitely the most universal and magical band around. This new age does not seem to recognize the magic sometimes. But most any one...they know...the Beatles were IT. The pinnacle of musicianship performance and the "universal note". There will never be another collective of that groundbreaking stature. The timing was just TOO good with everything.
+Don't ask no hay conexión
The greatest group ever is the Statler Brothers. The best Rock And Roll group ever is the Beach Boys. I still love the Beatles though.
+Kenny Dobbins don't rate the beach boys a few good songs not in the same league
peteslater1 I think everything they did was great. I am entitled to my opinion and you are entitled to yours.
I gotta go to bed!!! but can't stop listening to Beatles songs. Have been listening to them since 1964 and they never get old.
I have become Beatles addict just 2months ago and I do not know how come I was not before one!
How are you still alive?? That was like a 1 million years ago !
@@theofficialshed3690 lol what a dick
@@lucymccartney7724 what??? I'm just sternly stating facts! Why you so angry at me :(
Theofficialshed if you went to school you would’ve known that 55 years ago
From She Loves You through to The long and winding road, they took rock n roll to new creative heights of excellence, in a recording career that lasted less than a decade. Four guys, with three of the greatest songwriters in recording history. 27 number one hits over 7 years, ladies and gentlemen, the greatest rock band of all time. THE BEATLES.
This audience is more hardcore than any metal concert.
true, kkkkk
🤣🤣👌
If u have a keen ear you might notice that sound of the audience seems to repeat over and over and sometimes louder, like it was mixed together. In the video it seems a normal audience, and there’re a lot of parts repeated too, from the best takes. I’m not a hater, I like the Beatles. But I like to know the truth as well.
@Tessmage Tessera I feel bad for the after-concert cleanup crew.
@@RareHarmony These idiot girls from yesteryear remind me of the liberal girls these days. Screaming and not listening
After more than half a century, this music more than any other has the power to make me happy.
I love how they don’t mess up even tho the audience was more louder than them that’s how talented they were
Lay Smith Ringo said that he couldn’t hear them and didn’t how to made the beat he had to look at Paul’s feet stomping to follow the beat
Well John did mess up twist and shout lol
@@juliaprice4508 That was George in the chorus
What monumental EPOCH gathering of 4 perfectly born In the right PLACE and TIME----'OUR HEAVENLY FATHER ORCHESTRATED THIS TO BLESS THE WORLD.
Боже мой, как давно это было. " Тhe Beatles " прилетели на гастроли в США. Зрители сходят с ума от песен квартета. Битломания в самом разгаре. Благодарю автора за прекрасное музыкальное видео.
0:00 - I Want To Hold Your Hand (Unfinished)
3:00 - Money (That's What I Want)
5:44 - Twist and Shout
8:01 - From Me To You (Instrumental)
8:14 - Credits
Elvis,then the Beatles. Will there be another act to follow the Beatles? It looks very very doubtful. In my opinion Rap is garbage. Will be 76 next month. Beatles the greatest band of all time. Those guys really rocked the world.
@@harrylastinger3541 I loved watching "The Beatles" in the 1960s when I was a young girl. Paul McCartney was by far my favorite Beatle! I have always hated rap "music!" I call it "rap crap!"
Oh to be in that audience for THAT show! "I Want To Hold Your Hand", their first US number 1 hit, was recorded Oct 17 and released on Nov 29. This incredible fan club show happened barely a week later! Songs we've heard a million times over are brand new and fresh to this audience--wow. Most amazing of all is how fresh their music STILL sounds today, it'll always be timeless. I say it again: The Beatles are the top of the mountain. They created modern rock and roll. Quite simply the best band of all time.
The Beatles, Stones, Clapton and others all gave Buddy Holly's UK tour in 1958 the credit for getting them started.
My first teenage year. My God I was13!
Look at me now I am 72 years young Beatlemaniac!!! Until The End of Time!
As long as their music lasts they will never be truly be gone. John and George I love you and always will
Little Richard is the ARCHITECT rock and roll before all…thank me later❤
Early Beatles were just slightly before my time. I was 2 years old in '63 but growing up I never really appreciated them. Now I am absolutely amazed by their songwriting and musicianship. I can't get enough of these old clips. They truly were revolutionary for that time. I'm a late blooming Beatles fan.
Beatles are the great musicians of the whole world that nobody could surpass their performance. They are my idol since 17 and now i'm already 67 years old.
Forever the best of all musicians! Original, happy, letters that will never be out of time, love and friendships, will never die....
I can remember watching them as they played She Loves You and when Ringo started on the drums I thought my head was going to explode. What fantastic days!
Empty Head What a lucky person are you!!....yo quisiera una "barita mágica" y volver a ésos maravillosos años!!
What was the buzz like around them when they were coming up, from your perspective?
I’m in my early teens and discovered the Beatles around 2 years ago. They really are a wonderful band with timeless music. I just cant get enough of them and so far haven’t found a band that’s had so much impact on my music taste and life! Too bad I wasn’t able to experience their active music career
You have good taste! I was there, and I can tell you, it was like nothing else. Just magic!
Dec 7, 1963...after the atrocity in Dallas two weeks earlier, America desperately needed to hold someone's hand. The Beatles helped us all 😞
J.F.K . GREAT MAN.... FUCKING CIA LINDON JOHNSON FBI
SALUDOS DESDE PANAMA...ACA SE ADMIRA A KENNEDY
True!!
Damn, they were good live. No lip syncing. They could really play. Greatest band of all time. Every band was influenced by the Beatles at some point in their careers.
No one can beat beatles! They are the true legend😘
I really appreciate Ringo's perfect application of his drumming to the compositions. Leaving the right space at the right time in each of the songs. It takes a lot of discipline to not overplay and just embellish the tunes in just the right way. Ringo is a very underrated drummer and shows his strengths here with properly placed fills and patterns. Right on Ringo!
George Harrison at the age of 20: Playing music that changes the world
Me at age 20: Sitting in front of the pc watching videos of the beatles
There is still time my friend. You just need to meet a trio of like minded geniuses.
Get a guitar and play a half hour every day..
You're way ahead of most others your age because you're here and can appreciate it. I've been a musician since I first heard them at the age of 4. No lie. ▶🔊⚽▶
Mike Ze
Don't put urself down- ur whole life is ahead of u, + u have good taste!
So young, so talented, so willing........ a moment in time never to be again. No matter what happens to me in my life.... I had the Beatles
We could have each other 😋
@Cray Fishe , there's always one of you in the crowd, eh?
@Cray Fishe You know less than nothing. They wrote 830 songs between them. Who do you like, Led Zeppelin (79 songs)? The Jonas brothers? The Rolling Stones are the only group to rival them in output and diversity of music. They were, and are, the greatest band that ever drew breath. As Hippocrates said, "Life is short and art is long." They broke up nearly 50 years ago, and they live on and will, long after we and they are gone.
@Cray Fishe If you don't see the brilliance in George writing the Till There Was You solo at 18 you're crazy .... But then again why do I even bother trying with another nobody literally criticizing the most famous and best musicians ever.
@Cray Fishe Sorry, Cray, you missed out on one of the greatest things mankind has ever produced, and I mean EVER!! And yeah, they were and are much greater than Jesus.
Jonh and Paul :
" I wanna hold your haaaaand"
-Girls :
AAAAAAHHHH
0:47 xd
Same
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Even I in my house lol
*i want
I was 47 at this concert, and still love them to this very day!
Imagine 1963 and 17 years later I was just born..my dad told me that he really liked The Beatles and said this music band has created a phenomenon in music at that time 🎼
They were and still are the greatest group of all time something like that phenomenon will never happen again
Thank you for saying Group - not Band. That's what they called em in 63
True
There is The Beatles and then everyone else.
Not with those songs, those 4 guys and their sound....Never happen again. We are blessed by their commitment to create and perform..
Yes it will. 🤫😉
Perhaps the most influential and iconic band of all time. Very few people alive have not been touched by these guys in some way, even people who don't like them. Growing up I didn't see what the hype was was more into the hair bands like Van Halen and White Lion, but as an adult and a musician I came to appreciate them more. They laid the foundations and groundwork for a lot of my childhood favorite bands I grew up with even though they were before my time.
Look at George at 3:57 during the song "Money", he does the most adorable little dance for about 5 seconds ...you can really see he's having fun and loving this song!
The best ever. Often imitated, never duplicated. They came they conquered and they left their mark on this world forever. There isn’t anyone that doesn’t look up to The Beatles.
Youre the best band ever produced, Thanks God.
i remember my mum (r.i.p.) yelling on my haircut when i was 6 or 7 years old, "Go brush your hair ! you look like a Beatle !" she used to say. 🤣
same here
That little dance George does in the song Money at 3:59-4:01 of the video is......pretty awesome!! Long live The Beatles!!
George Harrison,the man of many talents ❤️
I saw the Beatles on Ed Sullivan for the first time when I was six. I'm a big fan of their music. Looking back at at all this with girls screaming in waves and them passing out all over the place puts all of it into positive. A Tsunami Of Greatness Were The Beatles.🍎🎸
No other band had power over the audience like the Beatles. I was born early 70s and remember listening to the Beatles and still till this day consider them to be the greatest band ever.
Growing up in the 60's was amazing. ( no cell phones, computers) it was wonderful!
Whats wrong with cellphones and computers?
Also if you dislike cellphones and computers, how and why are you here?
Growing up in the 90s was exactly the same...No cell phones until very late in the decade, and computers were used just to play minesweeper, solitaire, and write school assignments...Vinyl was still around, and great music was all over the place.
We had the best music
@The Pessimistic Physicist I love my computer, but if I had to choose, I would go back to the 60's. We had an imagination and could think for ourselves.
So very thankful I lived through those years! There has never been a band that compares to The Beatles, not before or after them. Their individual gifts & talents were amazing & the band together was awesome! Still my all time favorite band! ❤️
Yes Honey
I'm in my middle 60's and I still consider The Beatles the greatest group of all times 🎶🎶
What about Queen?
After all these years still love the listening to Beatles
I WAS SO YOUNG!!!!!!! BLEW MY MIND. THANK YOU FOR THE MEMORIES.
How is it possible to love something so much that I haven’t ever seen in person?
AMAZING! THE OLDEST VIDEO OF THE BEATLES I HAVE EVER SEEN! ABOUT A MONTH BEFORE THEY CAME TO AMERICA AND APPEARED ON THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW! THE REST IS HISTORY!! THANKS FOR SHARING IT! R.K.
This a tremendous performance! Wow! The Beatles rocked the auditorium that night. "I Want to Hold Your Hand" is better this night than it was on the Ed Sullivan Show in February 1964. "Money" is phenomenal.
We ignore the fact that the screaming girls are, no doubt, part of history too!
All it did for me is confirm that The Beatles are a 60's version of a boy band lmao....
the difference is - they wrote mazing songs!
Thanks to the screamin girls The beatles do no more concerts and made Sgt pepper, white album, abbey road, Magical mystery tour , etc sooo... (Sorry bad english)
And what we call boy bands today aren't actually bands at all, cuz they don't play no instruments. They're just lip-stinkers.
all creaming their jeans
0:00 I Want To Hold Your Hand
1:50 Paul trying to say "Thank You" and John says "shut up" to the audience
3:00 Money (That's What I Want)
5:44 Twist And Shout
8:01 The Third Man Theme
02:00 John Lennon telling all the screaming girls. Shut Up!!! while Paul was talking. LOL
LOL
Jaja
jaja so funn
And then he riles them up and makes them scream some more.
Me
Still have my ticket stub from 1964 Dallas, Texas.
George at the age of 20 was not only just playing fantastic guitar but also showing off his dancing skills 🥰
His whole body movement was just amazing, specially at 4:00 😁
Agreed. He is stepping out there in an uncommon degree. It is a pity this film dwells so heavily on the audience.
@@TonyLovell you're right.
STILL SOUND AMAZING NEVER GETS OLD
Right on !!!
Yes
Brilliant...harmonies,guitar playing and drumming all combine to recreate the "Beatles" sound....terrific!!Loved the last few minutes instrumental From Me to You & Third Man Theme!
Sixty years later, still rockin' to the Beatles, & "Sir Paul" was at the Superbowel last night, in good 'ol U.S !
The greatest band of all-time.
This is where I disagree my dear biggie.
Music differs heavily from person to person, so I feel no ill-will towards anyone who disagrees with my taste in music.
Cor Tadew The Beatles made THE MOST IMPORTANT MUSIC EVER! This will become even more obvious very soon!
***** The Beatles were a commercial experiment that were overrated by the media.
Cor Tadew just wrote one of The dumbest things I've ever read. You are so wrong that it's embarrassing! Don't have kids, PLEASE! You are way too stupid.
The instrumental jam on 'if there's anything that you want' at the end is a great surprise bonus! Never heard it before, THANKS!
goodness how much fun would have been to be there live for that.
I must admit I'm REALLY impressed! These guys have that certain something!
The Beatles were my first love! Saw them live in NYC three times! The 65 Shea concert was awesome! I will never forget.
Hello,how are you doing?
The instrumental at the end is awesome. I have never heard this before.
4:00
George’s little dance... Nothing happened except I almost died
Cutest thing ever
oh my gosh! thanx for pointing that out
I'm dead 🥰❤️
Yep! He was to die for, all right.
I read his mom had a dancing school to make ends meet.
John singing : "I even hate my rock'n'roll" is the greatest nihilistic statement in music ever. Mind blowing.
if RUclips was a thing in 1963 this would have like 100,000,000,00 views. not a pathetic 1,342,256.
too true :-) great post!
Gerard Danchell
If "ifs" and "buts" were candy and nuts, wouldn't it be a Merry Christmas?
Over ten million now. May 4th, 2019.
yeah fantastic new what fan think of beatles great taste beatle go on for ever fir history ect
Why'd the girls scream? Because the Beatles had an overwhelming cuteness factor. Add to that the music, the words to the songs, the harmony singing and the haicuts and it made us all a little crazy.
And because they got world wide famous and incredibly succesful very quickly.
Yeah, but I still think the screaming is annoying. And I say this as someone who thinks George Harrison was perhaps the most beautiful man to ever walk planet earth.
@@1982pencil That is actually the main reason they quit touring. All the crazy screaming.
Jeff Davis well it was a bit more than that, but sure - that was part of it.
@@1982pencil yes i am sure it was. I do remember John or Paul saying something like, the mindless screaming was very irritating. That they couldn't even hear themselves singing, and that it didn't really matter anyway, because the audience couldn't either.
What I truly love about this band is they started as teen idols, but they had incredible talent! One of the few teen idol bands to leave that genre and actually be respected as great musicians! They don't make them like this anymore. I had always heard they were bad live, but that is not the case. When you could hear them over the fans, they were incredible! Especially with the crappy sound equipment back in that era. My favorite music act of all.
George harrison we
Never forget you and your excellent musical work thank you for bengledesh concert e your beautiful songs
I'd give anything to go back in time and hear them singing on the show 😍😍😍
Hello,how are you doing?
Me too 😊
I can relate to the audience screaming their hearts out! Heck, I want to scream here myself but I don't want to wake my sleeping granddaughter.
Reyjay 1 go outside the house and shake it out loud all you want.
@@olblu8746 Good idea, thanks! LOL!
No creo que nadie puede ser irrespetuoso ante tanta maravilla...que linda época... que canciones por Dios!
Now I am 53years still love Beatles
Thank You..Lads!! for those Wonderful Memories..We all Shine on John Lennon and George Harrison..🌹🌹
Many bands had hits, some wrote them themselves and some didn't. Many had good singers also. But none ever wrote and performed as many hits as they did. To this day its still amazing.
I’m crying and watching THE BEATLES 😍❤️🥺
Between 7 -8 years old, I learned their first songs and that's how i learned English🍃🌷🎶🎶🎶🎶
Nice now you can go to England and order the biggest cup of tea you want
Kommst du auch aus Deutschland?
That’s really cool!
Where you from Tikva?
@@dancewitme211 Based on the videos she posts - it seems she’s from Israel despite her last name being German. Perhaps it’s a marriage name.