The Beatles - Boys - 1964 US Tour Reconstruction
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Have a glimpse at what the entire video will look like. There's still post production editing going on, I'll keep trying to improve the audio as well and minimal syncing issues here and there. This video is still bound to change in the future.
This is what the official ''Boys - Live from Eight Days A Week/The Touring Years'' promo should have been like. I'm eternally disappointed by that documentary.
The complete version of this project has finally been relased in early September of 2022, so if you stumbled on this video, go check the full concert here:
ruclips.net/video/WB2emRflAdU/видео.html
still the only man in the world who can say that he had George Harrison, Paul McCartney and John Lennon singing backup for him....no more needs to be said.
and tony sheridan
They should have hired you to do that documentary. This is way better. Also cool hearing George play Boys on the 12-String. I can't remember seeing that before, it may have been in that documentary but I only watched it the once and sold the DVD as I was that disappointed in it. Don't get me wrong, it's cool knowing that Whoopie Goldberg was at Shea Stadium but that's not quite what we were advertised. This is the sort of thing the fans want.
I had the same feeling. We were promised new live footage. But it was all the familiar stuff. Howard made a film aimed at an audience that was new to the Beatles. Anthology was better.
George used the Rick twelve a lot this tour.Boys,long tall sally,Dizzy miss Lizzy apart from the obvious songs like A Hard Days Night.
The way a Rick is strung you can just play the thicker of the pairs and make it sound like a six for some passages then back to the chime for the rest.listen again to the Beatles at the Hollywood bowl.amazing album
This is great!
Hope to see the full thing one day.
Life just has gotten in the way of editing videos again! I'm getting some more time to work on the final details of this thing soon I hope.
He's done it again, cannot express how excited I am for this reconstruction!
Ringo starr a true rockstar ⭐️❤️✌🏼
Perfect editing. Thanks for posting It.
The Beatles, the best
Nice work! Look forward to seeing more
Very nice work!
I think the only good part about EDAW was the HD Shea remaster (or what little of it we've seen XD)
lol I agree. The remastered footage looks beautiful and it's a shame we're not getting an official release.
@@doctorrobert1339 I will tell you, even the person who supplied most of the films for Eight days a week was very disappointed at how little was used. 😔
@@adambound7284 Hopefully more will show up in future docs.
I really, really enjoyed this!
Impresionante la fuerza que tenían The Beatles en esos años... En el concierto de la azotea ya se les estaba acabando la cuerda!
Wonderful
Nice video! I always thought John sang on this, guess not.
Any news on this project, always loved it
Pretty much finished. I've been tweaking the audio for a while because different screens mess up with the exported video. Also you might've seen I just uploaded some new 1964 footage, and there's some snippets that I could add to the project.
@@doctorrobert1339 awesome, would love to see a full reconstructed live usa 1964 show. Heard rumors that they played the song Kansas City when playing Kansas City show, is this bullshit ?
@@CartersRemasters It's reported that they indeed played Kansas City when they played in Kansas, but there's no way to prove it for sure since no footage of them playing the song or audio from the show has surfaced.
@@doctorrobert1339 I doubt it, seems to good to be true, and apart from that, there is no indication that they ever changed they’re set throughout the tour? they seemed comfortable In there set
@@CartersRemasters Yeah I have my doubts too, but they did make a few changes in the setlists, although they weren't a lot. Like for example they played Till There Was You at the Cow Palace in place of Things We Said Today, and they also played I Saw Her Standing There in Milwaukee, there's a short bit of footage and varely audible audio as proof of that, and in Vancouver, they didn't play I Want To Hold Your Hand for whatever reason.
Nice work ...
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what's *YOUR* problem with the documentary?? I only complain is they didn't take a look to "Yesterday" the most famous song of their touring years, the "atypical" one THAT pissed me off, is like talking about their weirdest recordings & not mentioning revolution 9
My problem with the documentary is that it was not what we were advertised (If anything was advertised at all?) It was just a rehash about their early days and not so much about the experiences about playing so many concerts, the good and bad experiences they had, the technological limitations of the era. The main selling point of the documentary was that there was gonna be rare footage shown in it, and there was hardly any shown.
@@doctorrobert1339 oh yeah i got so many questions about those days and i got no answers, like why they delayed A Hard day's Night so why they rushed beatles for sale (unfair) what happened to the gretsch what happened to the rickenbacker 325 why they suddenly got ephiphones why suddenly stopped wearing ties even on stage, in which point how they got the full band arrangment for "yesterday" why we don't get footage of their UK tours as we get of their U.S. tours especially considering they are an UK band (so ironic) what happened in september 11 1966 what happended in november 9 1966 how they felt at the non screaming gigs who chosse the tour setlist why they didn't play revolver (unfair) etc so many questions, a chance with no answers
Well done! If only Ron Howard would’ve taken the time…
I heard that the documentary was in the works for about 8 years, and because they spent most of that time gathering footage from fans for the documentary, which had gone through several iterarions before they settled on what we saw. The people who gathered all the films did all that work literally for nothing.
@@doctorrobert1339 I bet the fans could have made a better documentary.
@@LongTallSally1963 Aboslutely. Just take a look at the remastered Concert For Bangladesh made by fans that got released recently.
@@doctorrobert1339 I'm actually friends with the people who made it 😌
@@LongTallSally1963 weird flex, but okay that is cool
Feliz
Are you almost finished yet? it’s been a month since you’ve posted
I've been dealing with some health issues since then that have been keeping me away from working on editing videos
Any updates on this project?
I've been trying to figure out an issue with my editing software for a while. It locks up trying to work on large files and I can't find out why, so it won't let me export videos either. It's driving me nuts on top of the fact that I don't usually have much time to sit down and edit videos anymore.
@@doctorrobert1339 that sucks, sorry to hear about the software problem. I use HitFilm, free service but works well. Hope you figure out a solution soon, maybe one of these days I might try my hand at the reconstructioning project. I wish they were more content from 1965, there was barley enough for twist and shout. But I guess obviously there is Shea. But 1964 is loaded.
@@CartersRemasters I use VideoPad, and it just stopped working out of nowhere. I wish you luck if you start working on a similar project, it's a lot of trial and error and it's time consuming. If I manage to finish this 1964 one, I will work on a new version of the 1966 one as well, because I have higher quality sources for some of the footage I used years back.
@@doctorrobert1339 you use public sources right? You don’t have access to like ultra rare sources/unbootlegged sources. Becayse I heard there is full unbootlegged 1966 Shea stadium audience video recording
@@CartersRemasters I only have access to public and bootleged content, yep. And even if I had unbootleged stuff I wouldn't use it unless I had permission. Also where did you hear that? Last year I heard a similar rumour about a 1966 soundboard recording.
Это не Битлз звучат.Подделка хорошая.