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The film footage is from Shea Stadium in NYC in 1965, one of the most famous concerts in history.
Definitely It ushered in the stadium concerts. Which would only grow from there.
One of my favorite Beatles songs! Actually was in Shea Stadium in NY in 65
On 2-9-24 it be 60 yrs since they made their first appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show I was watching. John is my favorite I love when he does lead. Great harmonies on this great song. Love it
they didn't perform this song on that concert date
Ringo SWINGS those hihats!!!! Feel that groove! Damn!!!
This all began on July 6, 1957 , in LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND, with 15 year old PAUL McCARTNEY meeting JOHN LENNON who was a few months from his 17th Birthday in October. Then Paul brought his friend GEORGE HARRISON, who was a year younger than Paul, to meet John, and John agreed to have George in the band. Next, STUART SUTCLIFFE, a friend of John's was added, but died at 21 from a brain hemorrhage after being with them for a couple of years. After a myriad of drummers which were only with them temporarily, or possibly one gig or two, in 1960, they asked PETE BEST to be their drummer. It was hard to find someone who owned a drum kit in those days as most couldn't afford one, and also who would commit to the band. Pete was with them until 1962.
It took 5 years, between 1957 and 1962 of playing local gigs in Liverpool and around the UK, two years of occasional months long gigs in Hamburg, Germany. There they played 8 hours a day, living in very dire and rough conditions. Hamburg is where they really honed their craft. Their manager Brian Epstein was working hard to secure a record contract, only to be rejected by many many record labels.
They didn't get a RECORD CONTRACT until JUNE of 1962 from Parlophone records which was a subsidiary of EMI. Just before they recorded their first song, Pete Best was let go, and they brought RINGO STARR in as their drummer. Now, THE BEATLES LINE UP as we know them was set. Their FIRST single "LOVE ME DO" was released in the UK on Oct. 5, 1962, their FIRST ALBUM "PLEASE PLEASE ME" was released on March 22, 1963 in the UK, after which they became famous in the UK and EUROPE.
The BEATLES music was not released in the U.S. until Dec. 26, 1963 with their single "I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND", and their first album in the U.S. "MEET THE BEATLES" was released in late January of 1964. They finally came to the USA for their first live TV appearance on the ED SULLIVAN SHOW on Feb. 9, 1964 (soon to be the 60th anniversary of in a few weeks) ...after that, "BEATLEMANIA" as you see in this video for "EIGHT DAYS A WEEK" swept across the world, and as is said ..."the REST IS HISTORY"
Hope you don't mind giving you a little background on them. I was 16/17 years old in 1964 when they first came to the USA. I have been a die hard fan ever since then. Yes, I am old now, but whenever I listen to their music, watch their videos , their movies, concerts, documentaries, read all my books and magazines on them, I am still that teenage girl and in my early twenties as I was from 1964 until 1970 when they broke up. You should investigate their music more. They did all types of music. You will NEVER be bored!
Yes, without a doubt, I would have been one of those girls screaming until my lungs bled!😊.
The Beatles 4Ever!!❤️❤️❤️❤️
If playing amazing bass lines was a crime, Paul would get life with no parole.
The Beatles Rocked The World !
Top selling musicians of all time.
I always feel sorry for the folks that had to do crowd control. Some of those fans were on a mission! lol
The song was from 1964. The concert footage was from August, 1965 Shea Stadium concert.
Two of "The Beatles" are dead -- John Lennon was murdered in 1980; George Harrison died of brain cancer circa 2001. Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr still alive and touring.
yea, and some serious nut stabbed george like 30 + times, a year or 2 previous. I blame his death on that as much as the cancer thou George smoked......
John Lemmon?? Lennon 1980
@@lonniegrey5894 Thanks for the spell-check. Corrected.
The Beatles - Strawberry Fields Forever. Promotional film from 1967. Psychedelic rock.
Whoopy Goldberg was there in that concert, as a young child with her mother!
King, Kamy - two of the girls in that audience would marry a Beatle. Linda Eastman and Paul were married for 29 years (her death). Barbara Bach and Ringo have been married for 42 years.
I am the beetle fanatic.
was at that concert...it was chaos !!!! couldn't hear a thing !!!
the song wasn't released as a single in britain. against the beatles' wishes their american label, capitol, released it as a single. actually i have an original copy of that single. the b-side is "I Don't Want to Spoil the Party." (not one of my favorites.) the song was released in britain on the beatles' last 1964 album "beatles for sale."
the footage is from their 1965 shea stadium concert at the height of beatlemania. the concert film was shown in the u. s. as a tv special. it corresponded with release of their 2nd film "help!" and its soundtrack and their 2nd and last live performance on "the ed sullivan show." thanks for the video.
1st stadium rock concert in history.
You've missed it by about a year, among some of the other sites that the Beatles appeared at a year earlier included the Gator Bowl stadium in Jacksonville, Florida and the hastily added onto the 1964 North American tour in the final week of that tour was Municipal Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri after the Kansas City Athletics baseball franchise's flamboyant owner Charlie O. Finley made an offer to Beatles manager Brian Epstein upwards of $150,000 to bring the tour to K.C. The stadium in K.C. was the home for the Kansas City Chiefs football team for eight and a half years, from 1963 to December 25, 1971 and the K.C. Athletics and later the expansion Royals baseball teams from 1955 to September 1972.
Beatlemania at it's finest.....😀
They were great. They were influenced by American R&B and Rock-A-Billy. Billy Preston, a black American played keyboard on a lot of their songs and was considered the 5th Beatle ❤
Beatles para sempre
the height of beatlemania in 1965 ,shea stadium flushing, new york
More BeaTles, Please
Music gods❤
darn good stuff. of course I'm prejudiced, full strength Jr high Beatlemania. 3 months before the Beatles ' broke thru' on U.S. tv , Ed Sullivan - Pres Kennedy was murdered & the Country was in a serious funk. 3 months after that, all the guys with brush cuts had longish hair. which continues. Your grandparents would know.
Please react to "Don't Let Me Down " live rooftop concert, thank you.
I'd always counsel you to find the Beatles first movie HARD DAYS NIGHT to watch (not to react to - just watch, because the YT censors will KILL ANY REACTION). But this will give you such an insight into their original 'Beatlemania" effect that ran from 1963 to 1965-66. From then, I'd counsel you to seek out their first album and listen to that, then their 2nd, 3rd, etc. The Beatles are an ALBUM band and often new listeners believe they can pick up crumbs and know what the cake tastes like. Has that EVER been true in YOUR experience? And why settle for crumbs when whole album cakes are available?
The screaming at the Shea Stadium concert was so loud the Beatles could not hear themselves singing nor could the fan hear the music.
glad you love the beatles after all this time, can you react to my fave song with the best guitar ever please? =day tripper, you will never forget it.
and also , ballad of john and yoko.......please
The original ‘Boy Band’. And like three years later they’d be all long haired, bearded 1969 hippy types.
Paul McCartney and George Harrison were still teenagers when they recorded their first single Love Me Do. Yup, the original Boy Band.
John was murdered in 1980. George died in 2001.
NOT a 1950s vibe...girl, this is the 60s!!! This was Aug. 15, 1965 at Shea Stadium, the height of 'Beatlemania" I was 18 that summer, and saw them in concert here in Cleveland on Sept.15, 1964 and again on Aug. 14, 1966. I will be 77 in early March this year, and I am STILL a huge BEATLES fan, and ALWAYS will be. That 16/17 year old girl that I was in 1964 when the Beatles finally came to the USA for the first time on Feb. 7, 1964 to do their first performance on live U.S. TV on The Ed Sullivan Show on Feb. 9, 1964, STILL lives inside me. Their music has become the soundtrack of my life, and I am not the only fan that feels that way, especially for those of us who were there from the very start. It will be the 60th anniversary on Feb. 9, 2024 of that historic TV performance of the Beatles. It was that year that they totally conquered the world. It was a FABULOUS TIME and holds SO MANY FUN MEMORIES for me. You HAD to be there and live through it, to totally "get" how HUGE this was, there has been NOTHING LIKE IT SINCE! That's the TRUTH!!!
Wow, cool! I saw them in Pittsburgh on September 14, 1964 at the Civic Arena for my 7th birthday which was several weeks earlier.
I wonder now how many 7 year old boys asked their parents back then if they could please see The Beatles as their big birthday present?
Been a Beatles geek since the Sullivan Show. It was $5.90 for the show, imagine that! Only time they came here to the Burgh.
I also have a ticket to the 1966 show you attended. I got from a guy I worked with in 1978 who was there with his sister.
He was 14 in 66 and his sister was 16 or 17. The ticket says
WIXY O 1260 Proudly Presents The Fabulous Beatles
Lower Box
$5.50 Rain or Shine
Hope this ticket info brings back a fond memory for you.
Peace ❤
1964/5
1965
Did anybody recognise their grandmothers.
the song was not part of the setlist at shea
Check out Milli Vanilli song Blame It On The Rain.
"Eight Days a Week" was never performed live. The ignorant mix up unrelated issues and as result cause more ignorance.