Fun fact this concert at the Shea Stadium got so loud to the point that Ringo Starr couldn’t hear the rest of the Beatles and he only played through by seeing the movements of the others. What a Legend.
yeah you are the only one. They're only the most successful band of all time, Im sure you have to be the only one who gets nostalgia when listening to them. LMAO
@@JohnDt-zs7is sure, but the Beatles don’t have many tear-jerker songs, at least for me. Springsteen, Kate Bush, and Gillian Welch all have more songs that will make me full-on cry.
@@eronackerman565 "In my life", "Let it Be", "She's leaving home", "Day in the life" There's quite a few more but I'm old and grew up with these lads. I like Gillian Welch and Dave Rawlings together too.
All the little riffs, sounds, short melodic passages, harmonies, and textures are so rich, the influence they had on modern recorded music is incalculable.
@chuckles2020 👉 George was a total opposite of a "shred" guitarist, he played as U described. He got in, added an effective & memorable melody on lead 🎸, & exited back to playing his variety of "Beatle chords", 💯% terrific player 👏
I love the story of how this song got written - Paul was being driven to John and Cyns house to write with John ... and Paul HAD to be driven bc he had so many speeding tickets he got his license taken for awhile and he was conversing with the chauffeur and he said “you doing ok? Working hard?” And the chauffeur said “oh 8 days a week.” And when he got to Johns he said “I got the title!” And they wrote it in 2 hours. Incredible. :)
@@goshagrandchild6500 Well when he wrote “Let It Be” he woke up, fell outta bed, dragged a comb across his head. Found his way downstairs and drank a cup and looking up noticed he was late, found his coat and grabbed his hat, made the bus in seconds flat, found his way upstairs and had a smoke, and somebody spoke and went into a dream. True story
My girlfriend Margaret lived in NYC and was there that night. She told me all about it over the phone. Shortly thereafter, I saw The Beatles for 2 nights in a row at the Hollywood Bowl - will never forget it. A year later Margaret was living in L.A. and we went to see them at Dodger Stadium and had great seats just above the dugout where they emerged. Great memories and may Margaret rest in peace.
That is what songs are all about .. memories, people. Recently (2020), Paul McCartney was playing somewhere (US?), and the camera captured a 50-60 yo crying like a baby , where everyone around was shouting, singing, etc ... I am quite sure he was capturing great, great, unique, outstanding old memories !
I was there, Shea Stadium Aug 1965. I was 13 years old. I went with my best friend. We were screaming, too. Couldn't really hear them play. I still love them. I'm 72 now. ❤❤❤❤ I do love this video where you can see Brian Epstein! Paul took some wonderful photos of the band. If you get a chance to see the exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum - McCartney's photography Eyes of The Storm
I was 10 years old when the Beatles played on Ed Sullivan. I loved them at first sight, but I was never, ever a screamer over them. I honestly do not know why these girls (and some boys) screamed and cried over them. I just sat in silent rapture watching them play. I learned every fact about them I could, and still love them all to this day and I am 66. I cried buckets when John was killed, literally two months after my son was born. I sobbed for George too, whose face was in the large paintings I did at home that hung in my room. I finally got to see Paul McCartney live in 2010 in San Fransisco and Ringo in 2018. Wonderful concerts both!!! They were and still are a part of my entire life. I still have every single vinyl record they made- first editions of them all. I just bought a magazine today that People mag put out on their entire career. Bless these boys and their families. What a legend. What a legacy they gave us....🎼🎵🎶🎹🎸🥁🎸🎸♥💙💚💜💖💝💘💋
I use to have a penfriend from America, when I was in school. She only wanted to talk about the Beatles and did I live near them, could I send her pictures, any thing beatles. Wow it was like physcosis. I don't think she know anything about me.
I too remember that night, soooo magical, I guess I was 9 cause I'm 1 year older than you! I remember crossing the Bay Bridge going to a Giants baseball game with my Little League Baseball Team and my a.m. radio was playing "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" and somebody shouted that the Beatles were playing at The Cow Palace that very day. The whole School Bus went crazy. Magical!
I was at Shea for that concert, as well as the one held there in '66 ! They were the most exciting - and scariest - events of my life! The entire stadium, from the moment the Beatles came out of the dugout was sheer pandemonium... the screams, the flashbulbs going off, kids running on the field trying to reach the stage, kids passing out ...unbelievable! It was like having your hair stand on end for the nearly 30-minutes the Beatles performed! Of course, the video is the only we've got to capture that moment in time, but the imagination of how it must have been can't come close to actually being there!
Lucky you, I was born in 67 so I missed it lol I'm really amazed at the girls' reactions. We usually think that b4 things were different but feelings remain the same.There's a girl (I think) appearing in 2:02 at the bottom right corner laughing looking at others screaming who reminds me myself when I was her age. I'm a man, though... it's a freak thought but maybe it's me lol I really love this song. I play it on the bass guitar and it's superb. The footage is great too, all is soooo cute and far away.Thanks for your testimonial, mate.
No, it was the "belly goal", scored by Renato Gaúcho, a Fluminense FC great player, against their bitter rival, Flamengo, at Maracanã stadium, in the state championship final, at the 87h minute of the match.The year? 1995.
I also wants thank Brian for seeing The Beatles Potential and giving them wings. The Beatles flew all over the world 🌎 and their music 🎵🎶 lives in our hearts 💕🥰 and minds forever. John Lennon and Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr and George Harrison made their Mark's in history. Yeah yeah yeah
@user-sk5hm9rt9p The (1:22) woman God beats at that level? The man God (1:20, 1:02) And still the woman God (1:19) wins? 1Brian God=14 w/ the woman God! (1:14)
RIP the two members of The Beatles John Lennon (October 9, 1940 - December 8, 1980), aged 40 George Harrison (February 25, 1943 - November 29, 2001), aged 58 You both will always be remembered as legends.
The BEATLES are still the greatest band that ever was!! NO QUESTION!! At least we have some great memories!! George, and John, you will NEVER know the impact you had on us!! R. I. P. You are loved!!
My parents were at shea stadium, said it was a once in a lifetime event and would hold dear to their hearts. Thank you for such great memories and stories
My first 45 given to me from my Dear Dad ( rip) on Christmas day in 1968. I had gotten one of those red and white record players for Christmas that closed up like a little suitcase ❤ I'm 60 years old now and cherish this song and I am a forever Beatles fan !!! ❤
Lyrics: Oh, I need your love, babe Guess you know it's true Hope you need my love babe Just like I need you Hold me, love me, hold me, love me I ain't got nothing but love, babe Eight days a week Love you every day, girl Always on my mind One thing I can say, girl Love you all the time Hold me, love me, hold me, love me I ain't got nothing but love, girl Eight days a week Eight days a week I love you Eight days a week Is not enough to show I care Ooh I need your love, babe Guess you know it's true Hope you need my love babe Just like I need you Hold me, love me, hold me, love me I ain't got nothing but love, babe Eight days a week Eight days a week I love you Eight days a week Is not enough to show I care Love you every day, girl Always on my mind One thing I can say girl Love you all the time Hold me, love me, hold me, love me I ain't got nothing but love, babe Eight days a week Eight days a week Eight days a week
I love The Beatles, especially their early era since september 2019. A while ago I listened to "A Hard Day's Night" and now "Eight days a week". And it moved me so f-ing bad, that suddenly I started to breathe more heavily and my belly started to ache; you know, that kind of pain when you're nervous. I think it's just AMAZING how is this band so timeless to make a 15-year-old girl cry with emotion. Have a nice day if you read it
I was there, at Shea Stadium, in ‘65. My ticket costed 5$. As soon as I saw the poster, that the Beatles would be there, at Shea Stadium, I knew I had to go. I spent hours putting on the right clothes and dressing myself up for the occasion. I arrived two hours early, at 5 o’clock. It was a very warm evening, as I remember, and excitement was filling up. Guests arrived, pulling up with happy faces. Someone brought a banner saying “Help!”. I brought a snack at the bar right before. I also brought some water. I sat myself down, with my friend, who was extremely excited, too. Our seat was quite high, we got a good view, but was sad that we were so far away. Everyone was bouncing off the walls in excitement and happiness. I was so nervous. The second they arrived onstage, a burst of screams came out from the air. I thought I would have gone death. Couldn’t hear ONE THING. The screams were so loud. I remember joining in the screams when George took the vocals in “Everybody’s Trying To Be My Baby”, (I think, couldn’t hear) and being so sad when Paul finished “I’m Down”. Marvellous night!
Ooh, I need your love, babe Guess you know it's true Hope you need my love, babe Just like I need you Hold me, love me, hold me, love me Ain't got nothing but love, babe Eight days a week. Love you every day, girl Always on my mind One thing I can say, girl Love you all the time Hold me, love me, hold me, love me Ain't got nothing but love, girl Eight days a week. Eight days a week I love you Eight days a week Is not enough to show I care Ooh, I need your love, babe Guess you know it's true Hope you need my love, babe Just like I need you Hold me, love me, hold me, love me Ain't got nothing but love, babe Eight days a week Eight days a week I love you Eight days a week Is not enough to show I care Love you every day, girl Always on my mind One thing I can say, girl Love you all the time Hold me, love me, hold me, love me Ain't got nothing but love, babe Eight days a week Eight days a week Eight days a week
@@hmackie6823absolute joke that apparently these Americans love the Beatles, absolute classic band and some mong killed John Lennon ! What an absolute utter disgrace!
@@hmackie6823 well everyone gets old if they are wise enough to survive this world. i bet living in the 60s would've been awesome. i grew up in the late 80's early 90's. the 60's looked like a great time to be alive!
@@emmetth4062 The Beatles always have stated they didn't want to play in front of segregated audiences. Before their performance in Flordia, John said “We never play to segregated audiences and we aren’t going to start now.” They also had no segregation clause in their performance contracts.
Fun fact: The helicopter shown here (with the number N6676D at 0:13) crashed in 1982 while carrying logs. New York airways itself went out of business after several nasty crashes. If you're wondering why I looked that up, I'm avoiding homework.
Eight Days a Week Canción de The Beatles Ooh, necesito tu amor, nena Ooh, I need your love, babe Supongo que sabes que es verdad Guess you know it's true Espero que necesites mi amor, nena Hope you need my love, babe Justo como te necesito Just like I need you Abrazame, Amame Hold me, love me Abrazame, Amame Hold me, love me No tengo nada más que amor, nena I ain't got nothin' but love, babe Ocho días a la semana Eight days a week Te amo todos los días, niña Love you every day, girl Siempre en mi mente Always on my mind Una cosa que puedo decir, chica One thing I can say, girl Te amo todo el tiempo Love you all the time Abrazame, Amame Hold me, love me Abrazame, Amame Hold me, love me No tengo nada más que amor, niña I ain't got nothin' but love, girl Ocho días a la semana Eight days a week Ocho días a la semana Eight days a week te amo I love you Ocho días a la semana Eight days a week No es suficiente para demostrar que me importa Is not enough to show I care Ooh, necesito tu amor, nena Ooh, I need your love, babe Supongo que sabes que es verdad Guess you know it's true Espero que necesites mi amor, nena Hope you need my love, babe Al igual que te necesito, oh Just like I need you, oh Abrazame, Amame Hold me, love me Abrazame, Amame Hold me, love me No tengo nada más que amor, nena I ain't got nothin' but love, babe Ocho días a la semana Eight days a week Ocho días a la semana Eight days a week te amo I love you Ocho días a la semana Eight days a week No es suficiente para demostrar que me importa Is not enough to show I care Te amo todos los días, niña Love you every day, girl Siempre en mi mente Always on my mind Una cosa que puedo decir, chica One thing I can say, girl Te amo todo el tiempo Love you all the time Abrazame, Amame Hold me, love me Abrazame, Amame Hold me, love me No tengo nada más que amor, nena I ain't got nothin' but love, babe Ocho días a la semana Eight days a week Ocho días a la semana Eight days a week Ocho días a la semana Eight days a week
Nothing can quite top the 60's without mentioning The Beatles, they were such a masterpiece for their time. I would do anything to experience these historical moments.
Yeah, all those 14 year old girls are 64 now. But I bet you every one of them remembers seeing the Beatles. This was a hysteria that really swept the USA up into a frenzy. I was only 14 too, and the first thing I wanted to do was pick up a guitar and get the girls, too. So I did and I played in a band for about 10 years and we did a lot of Beatles songs. The crowds always loved it and danced their asses off. That was a magical time.
I loved the Beatles so much that i got jealous of Sally in Mad Men when Don got her the ticket to this concert. A fictional character who was my age when this concert happened!
Sometimes I stop at 1:48 and just appreciate the connection between John and Paul, I like to think about how much their voices match perfectly and I know it's silly but for me it's magical...
WOW. It looks like it was really warm, hot, sweating and everyone was overcome by the heat from the number of people, the lights and the sheer excitement----AND----no one had ever quite heard anything quite like The Beatles before.
Lyrics: Ooh I need your love babe, Guess you know it's true. Hope you need my love babe, Just like I need you. Hold me, love me, hold me, love me. Ain't got nothin' but love babe, Eight days a week. Love you ev'ry day girl, Always on my mind. One thing I can say girl, Love you all the time. Hold me, love me, hold me, love me. Ain't got nothin' but love babe, Eight days a week. Eight days a week I love you. Eight days a week Is not enough to show I care. Ooh I need your love babe, ... Eight days a week ... Love you ev'ry ... Eight days a week. Eight days a week. Eight days a week.
Me too. Who would've thought the greatest band of all time would stop touring soon after this tour and that John would be no longer with us just 14 years after this concert.
John Lennon will go down in history as a "musical genius" for the 20th century. He could do it all, write and compose, and a great singer as well. Miss the guy.
Paul was and is a musical genius as a songwriter, superb vocalist, lyricist, bassist, multi- instumentalist, and just brilliant in every way imaginable. We are all so fortunate to have lived contemporaneously with his time on this Earth. He is a true musical genius and a world treasure! Lennon was equally brilliant but his talents were off center and complementary to Paul's. Equally brilliant of course With George and Ringo the genious cup runneth over. The power of such collective talent in the right place at the right time still brings a tear to the eye. Such a coalition of the stars will never be seen again ...
Watching this on TV was a treat for us as kids Remember...there were opening acts too. At 0:51 in this video, there's a girl in a blue striped blouse with black hair hanging on the fence. THAT is a memory that stuck with me all these years! I was 6 years old and for some reason, she stuck in my head all these years and seeing this today flooded it all back. Her reaction and me having no clue why.....but I knew it was something special yet I didn't understand it. Wow.... its part of what made the Beatles so special to me...that they could do that to a "girl"......Been chasing it ever since......never caught it, but had the time of my life doing it.
1:38 Nice shot of Brian Epstein, The Beatles manager and the one who believed in them and promoted them to stardom. His name gets often under the radar for many but I pay my respects for him. I wonder how he felt getting those 4 kids with no money and filling stadium a few years later.
Vindicated. He knew. He said right after they agreed to him as their manager that they'd be "bigger than Elvis." NO ONE else but him could have made what happened possible.
Carlos, one of the best comments I've seen yet on here! Absolutely true!! Lotza prople eschew him, put him down, because he was gay..He was a promotional genius!!
Elfi...Consider yourself lucky he's deciding to learn all these wonderful songs!! Hoping that he learns them correctly, like I did, when I learned guitar, and started working out their songs by ear/memory!
He will get a good, rounded musical education if he learns Beatle songs on the guitar. They are still the foundation, melodically & harmonically speaking, of pop music to this day.
Dudo que algo parecido a este fenómeno musical aparezca y lo supere...canciones del año 1963,64, 65 y pare de contar son aun escuchadas por millones de pèrsonas...asi jamas moriran... serán escudados por siempre...
The Beatles woke me to my life on 2/9/64. On 12/8/80 I was thrust into the darkness of reality that my heroes and the world they created and blessed us all with until that evil night was now ripped from us and John suffered such pain. My daughter was born on Christmas day 1981. On 12/8/81 and to this day, with my missing only 5 years, I make my pilgrimage to Strawberry Fields across from the Dakota where Yoko sets the candles in the windows and with my guitar, join sometimes well over a hundred other kindred souls who stand in the rain or snow or just the Christmas tide to break into smaller groups and sing and play together in honor of JWL and I always think how very lucky I was to have been here for all of this and to have heard Ed Sullivan say, "Ladies and Gentlemen... the Beatles!" and have my life changed forever... and, my beautiful daughter, came to share the experience with me many times and now she is handing it down to my 5 year old granddaughter... tonight, we were all singing "Across the Universe"... John, we love you... and I thank you from the bottom of my soul. Humanity.
These four men were all born during World War Two when bombs were falling from the sky over Britain and life on this planet was a living hell. And then to think of how much love and good feeling they brought into the world, well it takes your breath away.
They will never be forgotten and the bombs won't be forgotten either. Love is the only thing that matters and the only thing That's going to keep US going
There had really been nothing like this. Sinatra had given a taste of this in the Forties; Elvis a bigger example in the Fifties. But an entire stadium composed of screaming young women? No historical precedent. And nothing like it since, I would argue. Brian must've been, "LOOK WHAT I CREATED"
Pretty cool to see him like this aswell since there is barely footage of him and only a couple of interviews and they are all in poor quality black and white.
This video SO captures the adulation and excitement about the Beatles - not to mention their phenomenal songs and talent - at that time. If you missed it because you weren't yet born ?! You really missed something great ! Thank God for videos like this so we'll never really lose the sights and sounds of that era. :)
Back when America was still 90% White and with lots and lots of attractive young gals around to go and see a Beatles concert. Best thing around for sure.
The short shot of the cop briefing at 00:06... Commissioner: "Alright, gather 'round boys! We dealt with raging hippies, this drunken veteran on last years 4th-July-parade and fought against cocaine dealers. But today we will face the worst opponents of all: Teenage Fan Girls!"
First heard this in the late 1979s as a young lad and it’s still one of my favourite Beatle tracks. Timeless classic. Saw Paul McCartney live in London in 2015 & so so overjoyed when he played this.
@@leeonardodienfield402 No, you are thinking of George Martin, their producer. Brian Epstein was their manager, and he's the man you can see bobbing his head at 2:07.
he's the man... he's the man that made the beatles. without him, you wouldn't have known about these moptop dudes in suits, i'm telling you :) sadly he passed too soon, and the beatles basically shortly fell apart after his passing
Gotta love the random shots of Brian Epstein looking with satisfied disbelief at the mania he didn't necessarily create but rather organized into reality.
Brian was such a great manager! They were fortunate to have had him for one; he looked after them in so many ways. When you read his book "A Cellarful of Noise", you get a picture of how much he cared about their career (his own interest, too, of course!), and about them as people.
This is my favorite Beatles song it always makes me happy
all the beatles songs make me happy
Yeah such a nice simple song
Hello Goodbye, Golden slumbers and lovely Rita are mine
Fun fact this concert at the Shea Stadium got so loud to the point that Ringo Starr couldn’t hear the rest of the Beatles and he only played through by seeing the movements of the others. What a Legend.
ringo is fantastic
@@aguantelacatooo noooo only wrote damn octopus garden
@@JudeP888 and all of the drums in every single beatles song that he played n
@@dylanthecool892 I am now a ringo fan I probably was in a strange mood
@@aguantelacatooo mclovin?
Can we take a moment to appreciate the quality of this video? They took something recorded in the 1960's and made it look like something made today.
Jebus Matoi yah 35mm film is amazing, there is a reason it's only been replaced in the last decade, hell it's still used on some films today.
Yeaj, totally agree. Fantastic!
facts i was like how in tf
35mm film...very expensive back then.
Well said. Excellent work.
Does anyone else get tears in their eyes when they listen to The Beatles? Surely I'm not the only one.
yeah you are the only one. They're only the most successful band of all time, Im sure you have to be the only one who gets nostalgia when listening to them. LMAO
Not for “Eight Days a Week,” but “Eleanor Rigby” or “Across the Universe” can get me misty eyed.
@@JohnDt-zs7is sure, but the Beatles don’t have many tear-jerker songs, at least for me. Springsteen, Kate Bush, and Gillian Welch all have more songs that will make me full-on cry.
no but first time seeing and hearing now and then i got tears in my eyes,
@@eronackerman565 "In my life", "Let it Be", "She's leaving home", "Day in the life" There's quite a few more but I'm old and grew up with these lads. I like Gillian Welch and Dave Rawlings together too.
All the little riffs, sounds, short melodic passages, harmonies, and textures are so rich, the influence they had on modern recorded music is incalculable.
@chuckles2020 👉
George was a total opposite of a "shred" guitarist, he played as U described. He got in, added an effective & memorable melody on lead 🎸, & exited back to playing his variety of "Beatle chords", 💯% terrific player 👏
So very true, thank you
I love the story of how this song got written - Paul was being driven to John and Cyns house to write with John ... and Paul HAD to be driven bc he had so many speeding tickets he got his license taken for awhile and he was conversing with the chauffeur and he said “you doing ok? Working hard?” And the chauffeur said “oh 8 days a week.” And when he got to Johns he said “I got the title!” And they wrote it in 2 hours. Incredible. :)
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@@goshagrandchild6500 That's because he had inspiration from a dream about his mother ;)
wow
Fantastico!
@@goshagrandchild6500
Well when he wrote “Let It Be” he woke up, fell outta bed, dragged a comb across his head. Found his way downstairs and drank a cup and looking up noticed he was late, found his coat and grabbed his hat, made the bus in seconds flat, found his way upstairs and had a smoke, and somebody spoke and went into a dream.
True story
They're so legendary they literally invented an extra day of the week. So iconic.
I hate that word literally it's a generational thing but you are so right
@@Ruby16663 Not everything is a generational thing, but yes.
Not a single person under 21 can go one whole day without saying literally. Watch and see how true it is
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There's Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and there's Yesterday
My girlfriend Margaret lived in NYC and was there that night. She told me all about it over the phone. Shortly thereafter, I saw The Beatles for 2 nights in a row at the Hollywood Bowl - will never forget it. A year later Margaret was living in L.A. and we went to see them at Dodger Stadium and had great seats just above the dugout where they emerged. Great memories and may Margaret rest in peace.
That is what songs are all about .. memories, people. Recently (2020), Paul McCartney was playing somewhere (US?), and the camera captured a 50-60 yo crying like a baby , where everyone around was shouting, singing, etc ... I am quite sure he was capturing great, great, unique, outstanding old memories !
@@eduardoligeiro2817esa canción que canta Paul llega a lo más profundo de mi ser ❤ me parte el corazón 💔
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Didn't you marry Margaret?
@@nenisguevaragomez8122 No, I did not.
I was there, Shea Stadium Aug 1965. I was 13 years old. I went with my best friend. We were screaming, too. Couldn't really hear them play. I still love them. I'm 72 now. ❤❤❤❤
I do love this video where you can see Brian Epstein! Paul took some wonderful photos of the band. If you get a chance to see the exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum - McCartney's photography Eyes of The Storm
Wow!!! How wonderful.
In the actual concert you can see Brian himself. You just have to go where the boys are playing *A Hard Day's Night* and he's there.
It must have been lovely ❤
Wow!! Such an incredible memory for you I'm sure!!
I was 10 years old when the Beatles played on Ed Sullivan. I loved them at first sight, but I was never, ever a screamer over them. I honestly do not know why these girls (and some boys) screamed and cried over them. I just sat in silent rapture watching them play. I learned every fact about them I could, and still love them all to this day and I am 66. I cried buckets when John was killed, literally two months after my son was born. I sobbed for George too, whose face was in the large paintings I did at home that hung in my room. I finally got to see Paul McCartney live in 2010 in San Fransisco and Ringo in 2018. Wonderful concerts both!!! They were and still are a part of my entire life. I still have every single vinyl record they made- first editions of them all. I just bought a magazine today that People mag put out on their entire career. Bless these boys and their families. What a legend. What a legacy they gave us....🎼🎵🎶🎹🎸🥁🎸🎸♥💙💚💜💖💝💘💋
It was the mass hysteria of repressed sexuality let loose by their electrifying music and singing.
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I use to have a penfriend from America, when I was in school. She only wanted to talk about the Beatles and did I live near them, could I send her pictures, any thing beatles. Wow it was like physcosis. I don't think she know anything about me.
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I too remember that night, soooo magical, I guess I was 9 cause I'm 1 year older than you! I remember crossing the Bay Bridge going to a Giants baseball game with my Little League Baseball Team and my a.m. radio was playing "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" and somebody shouted that the Beatles were playing at The Cow Palace that very day. The whole School Bus went crazy. Magical!
I was at Shea for that concert, as well as the one held there in '66 ! They were the most exciting - and scariest - events of my life! The entire stadium, from the moment the Beatles came out of the dugout was sheer pandemonium... the screams, the flashbulbs going off, kids running on the field trying to reach the stage, kids passing out ...unbelievable! It was like having your hair stand on end for the nearly 30-minutes the Beatles performed! Of course, the video is the only we've got to capture that moment in time, but the imagination of how it must have been can't come close to actually being there!
How lucky! I love reading these stories like yours.
Definitely
Lucky you, I was born in 67 so I missed it lol
I'm really amazed at the girls' reactions. We usually think that b4 things were different but feelings remain the same.There's a girl (I think) appearing in 2:02 at the bottom right corner laughing looking at others screaming who reminds me myself when I was her age. I'm a man, though... it's a freak thought but maybe it's me lol
I really love this song. I play it on the bass guitar and it's superb. The footage is great too, all is soooo cute and far away.Thanks for your testimonial, mate.
@@crickkett7510 Tickets were $5 each for the greatest band the world has known!
Iw to
It was their incredible musical ability plus irresistible charm that made them the best band ever
Were you a fan?
Looks like they were having so much fun. You can't help but smile seeing this!
The world still needs THE BEATLES........Eight Days a week......✌🏻
There’s Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,Saturday,Sunday, and Yesterday
:D Lol
I was hoping green day but yesterday sure
Big brain
you are smort
陳育浩 good for you
This is true talent , this is music we need on the radio ... 8 days a week !
Yeah... I haven't heard the Beatles on the radio at all except for a few times on 100.7 fm
I see what you did there! XD
Great comment
@Evelyn Medrano better than any present pop music
On the Beatles satellite radio channel, it's Banner is 24 / 8 instead of 24/7
SO ahead of their time. Amazing stuff. There are no words available to say how influential they still are . My son loves them .
Yup, Lennon speaks ahead of his time a lot
Armonías perfectas en sus voces; primera, segunda y tercera voz, casi imprceptibles pero resultaban en un sonido espectacular.
The Beatles 1965 Shea Stadium concert has gone down in history as arguably the largest collective orgasm of all time.
Shea Stadium
No, it was the "belly goal", scored by Renato Gaúcho, a Fluminense FC great player, against their bitter rival, Flamengo, at Maracanã stadium, in the state championship final, at the 87h minute of the match.The year? 1995.
😭😂😂😂
Exacty!! Jajajaja
Vitor Gouveia yea nobody here cares about jocks were just here for the music
Channel of Beatles Leaving my day today happier
_Oooh I need your love babe , guess you know it's true_
O meu dia tambem !!
Maria Nelson Dumb Dog
Airton Silva I
Airton Silva it's always good vibes with the Beatles.
The Beatles made everyone in the crowd either applaud and scream, pass out from excitement, or cry tears of joy.
Or have an orgasm
or pee themselves from excitement
I never did understand the screaming and crying! They were a wonderful band! Each album was special.
Oh, wie viele Erinnerungen kommen hoch, wenn ich dieses Lied der Beatles höre. Beste Musikband aller Zeiten❤
The harmonies in this are nothing short of tremendous
Electrifying: I felt it, back then, as a five year old boy who did not attend this concert.
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it's fine, I guess
Over dubbed. John's the only one singing on this track.
But of course, Paul sang the harmonies live.
@@keithhinchcliffe5629 No. You can hear Paul very clearly at 1:03, 1:44, and 1:52
Imagine paying to go to a Beatles concert just to pass out and miss it.
It lasted only like 30 minutes... They probably lost
I hope they can attended a modern 3hours Paul's concert
lmfaoo
Ikr! I would go to hell and back just to have seen them live. And I mean that.
Oml
Atleast Obama would care.
2:06 Thank you Brian for seeing the potential of these boys and giving them wings.
I also wants thank Brian for seeing The Beatles Potential and giving them wings. The Beatles flew all over the world 🌎 and their music 🎵🎶 lives in our hearts 💕🥰 and minds forever. John Lennon and Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr and George Harrison made their Mark's in history. Yeah yeah yeah
The (0:25) woman God beats the 2nd savior in Psalm 2:6
(1:25)
(2:05)
@user-sk5hm9rt9p The (1:22) woman God beats at that level?
The man God (1:20, 1:02)
And still the woman God (1:19) wins?
1Brian God=14 w/ the woman God!
(1:14)
60's good old days ! The Beatles legend !
RIP the two members of The Beatles
John Lennon (October 9, 1940 - December 8, 1980), aged 40
George Harrison (February 25, 1943 - November 29, 2001), aged 58
You both will always be remembered as legends.
Never was a truer word written.
them some idiots will say "wElL PaUL iS dEaD" and ruin this nice comment
@@jacquismith3277 zzz-
neither of them ever reached the age of 64
@@SMPandanic Paul's song, and Paul did.
I consider myself lucky to have lived in the same era as the Beatles. Long live the greatest band of all time.
The BEATLES are still the greatest band that ever was!! NO QUESTION!! At least we have some great memories!! George, and John, you will NEVER know the impact you had on us!! R. I. P. You are loved!!
Music acts like a magic key, to which the most tightly closed heart opens.💕
If anything is left of us, let this band be the footprint of human’s history of being humane.
My parents were at shea stadium, said it was a once in a lifetime event and would hold dear to their hearts. Thank you for such great memories and stories
My first 45 given to me from my Dear Dad ( rip) on Christmas day in 1968. I had gotten one of those red and white record players for Christmas that closed up like a little suitcase ❤ I'm 60 years old now and cherish this song and I am a forever Beatles fan !!! ❤
Lyrics:
Oh, I need your love, babe
Guess you know it's true
Hope you need my love babe
Just like I need you
Hold me, love me, hold me, love me
I ain't got nothing but love, babe
Eight days a week
Love you every day, girl
Always on my mind
One thing I can say, girl
Love you all the time
Hold me, love me, hold me, love me
I ain't got nothing but love, girl
Eight days a week
Eight days a week
I love you
Eight days a week
Is not enough to show I care
Ooh I need your love, babe
Guess you know it's true
Hope you need my love babe
Just like I need you
Hold me, love me, hold me, love me
I ain't got nothing but love, babe
Eight days a week
Eight days a week
I love you
Eight days a week
Is not enough to show I care
Love you every day, girl
Always on my mind
One thing I can say girl
Love you all the time
Hold me, love me, hold me, love me
I ain't got nothing but love, babe
Eight days a week
Eight days a week
Eight days a week
Thanks
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thank u
gracias bro saludos desde Mexico
Obrigada por postar a letra da música 🌷
I love The Beatles, especially their early era since september 2019. A while ago I listened to "A Hard Day's Night" and now "Eight days a week". And it moved me so f-ing bad, that suddenly I started to breathe more heavily and my belly started to ache; you know, that kind of pain when you're nervous.
I think it's just AMAZING how is this band so timeless to make a 15-year-old girl cry with emotion.
Have a nice day if you read it
if you like this you might like my brothers music. His name is Stu Morris
Love this song
This phenomenon will never occur again, not even close!
TRUE, because they were the original--unique, and what followd was pale imitation.
😭😭
Never again
Yeah i agree that it probably won't occur again but they weren't the only ones... ahem Michael Jackson!
@@MrDaiseymay What followed wasn't pale imitation but it was almost entirely derivative.
I was there, at Shea Stadium, in ‘65. My ticket costed 5$. As soon as I saw the poster, that the Beatles would be there, at Shea Stadium, I knew I had to go. I spent hours putting on the right clothes and dressing myself up for the occasion. I arrived two hours early, at 5 o’clock. It was a very warm evening, as I remember, and excitement was filling up. Guests arrived, pulling up with happy faces. Someone brought a banner saying “Help!”. I brought a snack at the bar right before. I also brought some water. I sat myself down, with my friend, who was extremely excited, too. Our seat was quite high, we got a good view, but was sad that we were so far away. Everyone was bouncing off the walls in excitement and happiness. I was so nervous. The second they arrived onstage, a burst of screams came out from the air. I thought I would have gone death. Couldn’t hear ONE THING. The screams were so loud. I remember joining in the screams when George took the vocals in “Everybody’s Trying To Be My Baby”, (I think, couldn’t hear) and being so sad when Paul finished “I’m Down”.
Marvellous night!
Awesome story old man!
That's a great story, thanks for sharing. Just wish I'd had the chance to see them play live .
This is fake come on guys
Wow.
@@MuhammadAtthur_ how do you know!
Ooh, I need your love, babe
Guess you know it's true
Hope you need my love, babe
Just like I need you
Hold me, love me, hold me, love me
Ain't got nothing but love, babe
Eight days a week.
Love you every day, girl
Always on my mind
One thing I can say, girl
Love you all the time
Hold me, love me, hold me, love me
Ain't got nothing but love, girl
Eight days a week.
Eight days a week
I love you
Eight days a week
Is not enough to show I care
Ooh, I need your love, babe
Guess you know it's true
Hope you need my love, babe
Just like I need you
Hold me, love me, hold me, love me
Ain't got nothing but love, babe
Eight days a week
Eight days a week
I love you
Eight days a week
Is not enough to show I care
Love you every day, girl
Always on my mind
One thing I can say, girl
Love you all the time
Hold me, love me, hold me, love me
Ain't got nothing but love, babe
Eight days a week
Eight days a week
Eight days a week
rigo tovary y su conjunto costs azul
Thx
本当にすごいグループでした。今でも最高の存在です！
If I had one chance to go back in time, it would be to see the Beatles perform live
Same here!!!
They'd be thrilled to have you there
I seen them in 1964 live..........couldn't here a frigid word from all the screaming!
And Rolling Stones too, Becky.I miss those years so much!
Can I go with you please? Saw them when I was 10 yrs. old w/my Mother. I'm now 63. Will they still need me, will they still feed my when I'm 64?
The Beatles chanjd the face of music foever ❤😊
yes indeed
If Beatles in 1080p is not a glimpse of heaven, I don't know what else is.
When this song was #1 in the U.S., you could hear it everywhere you went.
In your car, in the shops or walking down the street.
Beatles4Ever
wow u r my hero,u just dated urself...I kid...at this point,no need to hide it
@@hmackie6823absolute joke that apparently these Americans love the Beatles, absolute classic band and some mong killed John Lennon ! What an absolute utter disgrace!
Plated it at a restaurant the other day! I was so giddy to hear it in public!
I never heard this song until just now. I'm just getting into the beatles now honestly. They have some pretty good songs.
@@hmackie6823 well everyone gets old if they are wise enough to survive this world. i bet living in the 60s would've been awesome. i grew up in the late 80's early 90's. the 60's looked like a great time to be alive!
Nothing better than The Beatles.
beatone2000
Dogs
Queen Freddie Mercury❤
Imagine the 1960s without the Beatles. You cant.
We would have gone from 1959 directly to 1970.
Don't call me a cant.
Best group ever!!!!
It would have been the ‘50s part two.
O cant imagine about It kkkk
Real music! No auto-tune, just vocals, and instruments.
..Most exactly!! Old-school, the way it should be! !#
Just vocals? You need to read the book that was written by the engineer of the beatles.
Mostly yes ❤️
or no mumbling ether
A phenominom that will absolutely never come again.
We will never see a more influential and loved band in our lifetime.
these guys had so much talent ,,it all came easy ,,until eternity lol xx
I Hope
60- 80s music era would be back on 2060
Truth
I don’t know if I would say influential because they were for segregation
@@emmetth4062 The Beatles always have stated they didn't want to play in front of segregated audiences.
Before their performance in Flordia, John said “We never play to segregated audiences and we aren’t going to start now.” They also had no segregation clause in their performance contracts.
The greatest band that ever walked on earth
Like there’s any other choice
Correction-
The greatest band that ever walked across the universe.
Fun fact: The helicopter shown here (with the number N6676D at 0:13) crashed in 1982 while carrying logs. New York airways itself went out of business after several nasty crashes. If you're wondering why I looked that up, I'm avoiding homework.
That made me lol
That's interesting. I avoid homework everyday 😎
@@slayer4997 heck yeah, avoid it everyday, let it pile up until the last day, and go into crunch mode to get it all done. Thats every year for me.
Yeah I am the only one of my friends that actually doesn’t avoid their homework
@@austinhiele570 must be nice to have your life in order
Eight Days a Week
Canción de The Beatles
Ooh, necesito tu amor, nena
Ooh, I need your love, babe
Supongo que sabes que es verdad
Guess you know it's true
Espero que necesites mi amor, nena
Hope you need my love, babe
Justo como te necesito
Just like I need you
Abrazame, Amame
Hold me, love me
Abrazame, Amame
Hold me, love me
No tengo nada más que amor, nena
I ain't got nothin' but love, babe
Ocho días a la semana
Eight days a week
Te amo todos los días, niña
Love you every day, girl
Siempre en mi mente
Always on my mind
Una cosa que puedo decir, chica
One thing I can say, girl
Te amo todo el tiempo
Love you all the time
Abrazame, Amame
Hold me, love me
Abrazame, Amame
Hold me, love me
No tengo nada más que amor, niña
I ain't got nothin' but love, girl
Ocho días a la semana
Eight days a week
Ocho días a la semana
Eight days a week
te amo
I love you
Ocho días a la semana
Eight days a week
No es suficiente para demostrar que me importa
Is not enough to show I care
Ooh, necesito tu amor, nena
Ooh, I need your love, babe
Supongo que sabes que es verdad
Guess you know it's true
Espero que necesites mi amor, nena
Hope you need my love, babe
Al igual que te necesito, oh
Just like I need you, oh
Abrazame, Amame
Hold me, love me
Abrazame, Amame
Hold me, love me
No tengo nada más que amor, nena
I ain't got nothin' but love, babe
Ocho días a la semana
Eight days a week
Ocho días a la semana
Eight days a week
te amo
I love you
Ocho días a la semana
Eight days a week
No es suficiente para demostrar que me importa
Is not enough to show I care
Te amo todos los días, niña
Love you every day, girl
Siempre en mi mente
Always on my mind
Una cosa que puedo decir, chica
One thing I can say, girl
Te amo todo el tiempo
Love you all the time
Abrazame, Amame
Hold me, love me
Abrazame, Amame
Hold me, love me
No tengo nada más que amor, nena
I ain't got nothin' but love, babe
Ocho días a la semana
Eight days a week
Ocho días a la semana
Eight days a week
Ocho días a la semana
Eight days a week
Gracias sos un capo
2:15 the father of the year award goes to him
Wonder what with that girl is in those years...
He put up with all that screaming to make his girls happy
Father of the year of 1965*
Well, he did have the privilege of watching the Beatles live. Not that crazy of a sacrifice. :-)
My dad fell asleep at the Purple Rain concert.
The Beatles are the best band ever
This quarantine makes me think there are 8 days a week.
At least
Ronard Paña for real
I have lost all track of time
KEEP GOING MASTER GUNNY SGT USMC RET
Alvin Sekkingstad Lol sorry to hear that
Nothing can quite top the 60's without mentioning The Beatles, they were such a masterpiece for their time. I would do anything to experience these historical moments.
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Yeah, all those 14 year old girls are 64 now. But I bet you every one of them remembers seeing the Beatles. This was a hysteria that really swept the USA up into a frenzy. I was only 14 too, and the first thing I wanted to do was pick up a guitar and get the girls, too. So I did and I played in a band for about 10 years and we did a lot of Beatles songs. The crowds always loved it and danced their asses off. That was a magical time.
My mum is 67, me 34...she still adores the Beatles.
So did you end up getting all the girls while playing in the band?!
when I'm 64
I loved the Beatles so much that i got jealous of Sally in Mad Men when Don got her the ticket to this concert. A fictional character who was my age when this concert happened!
@@margaretstix1217 That is so funny. I know, the Beatles were a huge part of my life and I'll always luv 'em.
Sometimes I stop at 1:48 and just appreciate the connection between John and Paul, I like to think about how much their voices match perfectly and I know it's silly but for me it's magical...
Their voices always sound magic..
WOW. It looks like it was really warm, hot, sweating and everyone was overcome by the heat from the number of people, the lights and the sheer excitement----AND----no one had ever quite heard anything quite like The Beatles before.
Lyrics:
Ooh I need your love babe,
Guess you know it's true.
Hope you need my love babe,
Just like I need you.
Hold me, love me, hold me, love me.
Ain't got nothin' but love babe,
Eight days a week.
Love you ev'ry day girl,
Always on my mind.
One thing I can say girl,
Love you all the time.
Hold me, love me, hold me, love me.
Ain't got nothin' but love babe,
Eight days a week.
Eight days a week
I love you.
Eight days a week
Is not enough to show I care.
Ooh I need your love babe, ...
Eight days a week ...
Love you ev'ry ...
Eight days a week. Eight days a week. Eight days a week.
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trumpetperson11 Thanks!!
Every time I see John singing with the Beatles tears run from my eyes
Me too. Who would've thought the greatest band of all time would stop touring soon after this tour and that John would be no longer with us just 14 years after this concert.
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Could it be that you're in a room with a lot of dust and you have allergies maybe you should fact check
John Lennon will go down in history as a "musical genius" for the 20th century.
He could do it all, write and compose, and a great singer as well. Miss the guy.
Great Paul song
..And a great, in-the-pocket, rhythm guitarist, to boot!! He was my idol!!
@@gustavomartinez6087 Yes, they both c ollaborated on this. Paul, I think, came up.with the title idea, originally..
@@samburkes7552 Title Idea was of Ringo.
Paul was and is a musical genius as a songwriter, superb vocalist, lyricist, bassist, multi- instumentalist, and just brilliant in every way imaginable. We are all so fortunate to have lived contemporaneously with his time on this Earth. He is a true musical genius and a world treasure! Lennon was equally brilliant but his talents were off center and complementary to Paul's. Equally brilliant of course
With George and Ringo the genious cup runneth over. The power of such collective talent in the right place at the right time still brings a tear to the eye. Such a coalition of the stars will never be seen again ...
Watching this on TV was a treat for us as kids Remember...there were opening acts too. At 0:51 in this video, there's a girl in a blue striped blouse with black hair hanging on the fence. THAT is a memory that stuck with me all these years! I was 6 years old and for some reason, she stuck in my head all these years and seeing this today flooded it all back. Her reaction and me having no clue why.....but I knew it was something special yet I didn't understand it. Wow.... its part of what made the Beatles so special to me...that they could do that to a "girl"......Been chasing it ever since......never caught it, but had the time of my life doing it.
1:38 Nice shot of Brian Epstein, The Beatles manager and the one who believed in them and promoted them to stardom. His name gets often under the radar for many but I pay my respects for him. I wonder how he felt getting those 4 kids with no money and filling stadium a few years later.
Vindicated. He knew. He said right after they agreed to him as their manager that they'd be "bigger than Elvis." NO ONE else but him could have made what happened possible.
Carlos, one of the best comments I've seen yet on here! Absolutely true!! Lotza prople eschew him, put him down, because he was gay..He was a promotional genius!!
@@Waterloosunset2 Mitch, exactly right on!! Give the man the credit he deserves!! Things changed not long after he died..
The Beatles are the best band of all time
Hands down
Correct
Nice fake verified check mark there
GG ✅ jesss
I agree very strongly
my son is learning guitar during quarantine, and he chooses beatles' songs, so here I am also listening back to these old but never dies songs...
We call that timeless music 👍🏾
Elfi...Consider yourself lucky he's deciding to learn all these wonderful songs!! Hoping that he learns them correctly, like I did, when I learned guitar, and started working out their songs by ear/memory!
He will get a good, rounded musical education if he learns Beatle songs on the guitar. They are still the foundation, melodically & harmonically speaking, of pop music to this day.
What I find amazing is the lyrics of the songs. They are timeless and beautiful. Thank God we had the experience of the Beatles.
Were you a fan?
@@user-pq3fn6ev3l Yes I was a big fan.
i have something you will want to see kate if you're a fan of the beatles
The first Beatle Song i've listen in Music Class. Good Bless my Music Teacher that she inducted me to the Beatles. The Beatles Forever and Ever.❤😍
Good for you...Great teacher also.
THE BEATLES WILL LIVE ON FOREVER
😊 yes, they have such amazing talent, you don’t see songs like this anymore, is the your favorite song of the Beatles?
Its crazy how many people come back to this everyday... this song is masterpiece!
It's crazy how many people listened to it yesterday aswell!
Of course. They are genious.
It is a brilliant song.
I came back on the 8th day.
masterpiece is a bit strong for this, They have many masterpieces later on tho.
Dudo que algo parecido a este fenómeno musical aparezca y lo supere...canciones del año 1963,64, 65 y pare de contar son aun escuchadas por millones de pèrsonas...asi jamas moriran... serán escudados por siempre...
My life is a lie I thought there was 7 days in a week. Well if the Beatles say theirs 8 then there is 8.
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maybe can happen 8 day.when lady is dead hahahaha..
I agree....but just think, eight days a week would make us all younger.
Just count from sunday to sunday. You may use your fingers. See?
Great footage! Enjoyed it very much! Thanks!
The Beatles woke me to my life on 2/9/64. On 12/8/80 I was thrust into the darkness of reality that my heroes and the world they created and blessed us all with until that evil night was now ripped from us and John suffered such pain. My daughter was born on Christmas day 1981. On 12/8/81 and to this day, with my missing only 5 years, I make my pilgrimage to Strawberry Fields across from the Dakota where Yoko sets the candles in the windows and with my guitar, join sometimes well over a hundred other kindred souls who stand in the rain or snow or just the Christmas tide to break into smaller groups and sing and play together in honor of JWL and I always think how very lucky I was to have been here for all of this and to have heard Ed Sullivan say, "Ladies and Gentlemen... the Beatles!" and have my life changed forever... and, my beautiful daughter, came to share the experience with me many times and now she is handing it down to my 5 year old granddaughter... tonight, we were all singing "Across the Universe"... John, we love you... and I thank you from the bottom of my soul. Humanity.
I guess so. Strange but all true..
The evil Yoko is laughing at you people
How old are you
One of John Lennon's
greatest performances!
Miss you, John!
Are you a fan?
Pedigree of Lennon. This man had a some magic. Sadness, Nostalgy , happiness
this is confirmation that teen aged girls haven't changed for 60 years
These 60’s girls were definitely teen age girls still that haven’t changed.
they were better looking back then
As a teenage girl, I can confirm
@@slippery396 I agree with you.
@@kirsten1873 You're wonderful.
1:01 Awwwwww sooo cuteeee😊❤
These four men were all born during World War Two when bombs were falling from the sky over Britain and life on this planet was a living hell. And then to think of how much love and good feeling they brought into the world, well it takes your breath away.
What is that means by that.
@Kevin Joseph Being nice won't get anyone into heaven though. Only JESUS and his sacrifice for us can anyone be made right with God.
They will never be forgotten and the bombs won't be forgotten either. Love is the only thing that matters and the only thing That's going to keep US going
Wtf are these comments
Beautifully put, thank you!
Simplesmente a melhor banda do Universo.
I love how Brian is like a proud mother hen
So do I. He seems to be enjoying his stay...
he's te brain of the beatles
There had really been nothing like this. Sinatra had given a taste of this in the Forties; Elvis a bigger example in the Fifties. But an entire stadium composed of screaming young women? No historical precedent. And nothing like it since, I would argue. Brian must've been, "LOOK WHAT I CREATED"
Pretty cool to see him like this aswell since there is barely footage of him and only a couple of interviews and they are all in poor quality black and white.
@@timmiekat6072 Indeed. He was actually very handsome.
The Beatles = The best band ever in my opinion. :)
TheVideoGamer64 that's Just a fact not Ur opinion
Queen, The Rolling stones, all are really good, but the Beatles just outsmart all of them!
No lo comparto 😂
@@pimprijs8836 your*
This video SO captures the adulation and excitement about the Beatles - not to mention their phenomenal songs and talent - at that time. If you missed it because you weren't yet born ?! You really missed something great !
Thank God for videos like this so we'll never really lose the sights and sounds of that era. :)
Wish I was around to witness it
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Back when America was still 90% White and with lots and lots of attractive young gals around to go and see a Beatles concert. Best thing around for sure.
Such a banger
I would give anything for a time machine.
Benny No hey Benny I know you from Dodgerfilms! I didn’t know you liked the Beatles
id give you one if i could if it meant you bringing me with ya lol
Ok stop commenting this on every video
Same!
Oh yeah ! 😍
The short shot of the cop briefing at 00:06...
Commissioner: "Alright, gather 'round boys! We dealt with raging hippies, this drunken veteran on last years 4th-July-parade and fought against cocaine dealers. But today we will face the worst opponents of all: Teenage Fan Girls!"
"Um sir, is it too late to talk about retirement plans?"
2 years later they had to deal with all of the above.
Nils Böhm This was before hippies.
Policemen: the day we die 😂🤣
Que privilegio haber visto a los Beatles en su maximo explendor
First heard this in the late 1979s as a young lad and it’s still one of my favourite Beatle tracks. Timeless classic. Saw Paul McCartney live in London in 2015 & so so overjoyed when he played this.
Thank you, boys. Forever ❤❤❤❤
Brian's face: a proud father looking at his sons lol
Just learned today that he passed at 32. Truly sad.
Who is Brian?
@@maxime1776 Brian Epstein, the first (not sure if there were more) Beatles manager. He is the handsome guy standing by the stage.
@@leeonardodienfield402 No, you are thinking of George Martin, their producer. Brian Epstein was their manager, and he's the man you can see bobbing his head at 2:07.
he's the man... he's the man that made the beatles. without him, you wouldn't have known about these moptop dudes in suits, i'm telling you :) sadly he passed too soon, and the beatles basically shortly fell apart after his passing
Imagine being so amazing people would pass out after they saw you... The Beatles are not alike anything before nor after.
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Are the girls really that stupid to the point they think The Beatles are singing to them?
Liszt was before The Beatles
One of their best songs in my opinion
Greatest band of all time period
This song is like falling in love during autumn, absolutely beautiful.
Have always loved the swing and groove of this song.
Are you a fan?
@@user-pq3fn6ev3l Maybe an AC
Thanks to this amazing band, these four guys from Liverpool, I learned to listen to rock...Thanks John, Paul, George and Ringo...
Nothing starts my day off better than listening to The Beatles.
Who still listens to The Beatles in 2022. They're the best bands of all.
i listen to them in 2023.
I will listen to the Beatles for the rest of my life
Gotta love the random shots of Brian Epstein looking with satisfied disbelief at the mania he didn't necessarily create but rather organized into reality.
Another absolute banger from the beatles
I like the shots of Brian Epstein proudly watching over his boys.
emociona ver a brian epstein mirarlos con orgullo y ver que se emociona al darse cuenta de que sus beatles estan cambiando el mundo ...
Correct!! They changed music!
The show wasn't sold out. You could have walked up and bought a ticket.
Brian was such a great manager! They were fortunate to have had him for one; he looked after them in so many ways. When you read his book "A Cellarful of Noise", you get a picture of how much he cared about their career (his own interest, too, of course!), and about them as people.
He was checking out the crown thinking fuck theses boys are gonna make a killing 😂
grandmas: wtf with todays teenagers
Also them: *getting pulled and carried by a cop*
NS: Wicked Bro!
And I get shamed for being arrested for selling drugs, damn those octogenarians.
a liked sow much
1:35
teenagers: ok boomer
I love this! It truly captured the Beatles fever of the time and such a great song with beautiful harmonies.
Were you a fan?