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The Beatles 1962 Footage (part 1)
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- Опубликовано: 11 ноя 2018
- The Beatles Live At Cavern (Aug. 22 1962 Granada T.V.)
1. Some Other Guy (Take 1 Reconstructed)
2. Some Other Guy (Take 2 Reconstructed)
3. Money (Partial)
4. Cutaways Reconstructed In Order From Raw Footage In The
Cavern:
- Kansas City (Partial) [From The Cavern]
- Little Queenie [From Hamburg]
- Shimmy Shake [From Hamburg]
- Red Hot (Partial) [From Hamburg]
DVD Recovered Archives [Vol.2] 1962-1964. Too Much Monkey Business
A FAB! PRODUCTION
(2013)
I am 38 in 2024, my dad is 92, my mom would be 80 this year. I grew up on these dudes!!! So many memories on Beatles music!!!! Thank you mommy and daddy!!!
I'm 39 and same. Been listening to them all my life. Was completely obsessed from when i was 10 and watched the Anthology series in repeat.
this 44 year old has been a fan since i was 12.fun fact: my father visited liverpool in 1956 when he was 19.john lennon started The Quarrymen the same year.
Привет, друг! Я по возрасту между тобою и твоими родителями-66 лет. А люблюю Битлз как русский!!! 😢 You know what I mean😁
I'm glad someone had the forethought to film this.
Even back then some dude took his smartphone.
was being filmed for a Granada TV show, Know The North
Filmed for TV.
@@aprilvelasco2900
Thank you very much!!
Un documento storico
Just three years later George was playing the sitar.
Three years back then is sooo long
Why is it longer back then?
@@bentownsend4017From the amount of novel connections that were being made in the 60’s, so much ground was being covered in so little time.
@@bentownsend4017 In the Beatles case, they were literally working and progressing all of the time, at a staggering pace. They were working on Let It Be three weeks after recording The White Album. They just never stopped. The volume of music they recorded in 8 years is not unparalled but the progression and the quality IS unparalled. They crammed a 25 year career into 8 years.
That's crazy to think about
Ringo is 22 years old. John is 21 years old. Paul is 20 years old and George is 19 years old.
First filmed live performance. The Cavern Club 22nd August 1962
Love Me Do is their first recorded song. Abbey Road London 4th Sept 62
Tomorrow Never Knows is their first psychedelic song recording completed 22nd April 66
Last U.K stadium performance Empire Pool, Wembley, London 1st May 66
Last stadium concert Candlestick Park San Francisco 29 August 66
Last live performance. Get Back last song performed Saville Row London 30 January 69
The End, is their final song recorded and completed 20 August 69
Last photo and film session Tittenhurst Park, Ascot 22nd August 1969
Ringo is 29 years old. John is 28 years old. Paul is 27 years old and George is 26 years old.
Just amazing….
And your point is?
O-keeeeeeeeeee….
@Pharoset Well it certainly interesting how much more sophisticated and appealing & spacious and open Love Me do is ...and catchy, than ' some other guy' for example. (Although I love that tune)
In a short 4 years later they're playing in front of like a zillion people at candlestick park. In a short 4 years later they're stopping touring altogether! That's a pretty short amount of time for most bands to go from the cavern club to a huge stadium to stop touring.
Put it all makes sense, they covered a lot of ground, they were ready to stop etcetera it all makes sense but it's pretty phenomenal compared to most bands.
The part about recording final song 5 years after candlestick, well, whatever. That of course makes a ton of sense
@@Pharoset= 🤡
I believe Pete Best was the drummer for the Beatles in 1962.. Ringo joined in early 1963
True 60's aggressive garage punk sound
Ringo had just joined The Beatles on August 18, 1962 just four days before this was filmed!
Looks like Gary "Baba Booey" Dell'Abate.
they should've kept looking 😂😂
Which explains the square haircut.
at the end of take one, they shout" WE WANT PETE"!
@@jsngalleryhey, a little fookin’ respect! You’re talking about the man that put the beat into the Beatles - the single most successful music act in history.
It’s weird watching them play, in their prime, without the crazy fanatics from the crowd!
It is odd to us now, but this isn’t really their prime. That would come a couple of years later as far as the hysteria. At this point they were pretty much a local and few surrounding areas band doing covers. No one besides Epstein saw much of anything incredibly special at this point.
Later on John, Paul and George stated at various times that the best they ever were as far as an actual live band were those early Hamburg Germany days in which they played in rough clubs for way too many hours and very little pay. Thats where they learned their chops and became musicians. Would really be cool to see footage of that.
I doubt very many at this concert had any clue the Beatles would completely explode and become the greatest songwriting rock band of all time.
We can say “John, Paul, George and Ringo” and 90% of the people on the planet will still know who you are talking about 62 yrs after this film footage was taken. But in ‘62 you could say those names and only a very small number would even know who the Beatles were but they probably couldnt even name the members and certainly not their full names.
Pretty crazy to think of the Beatles as “just another band trying to make it” but that is what they were at this time pretty much.
@@FleagleSangria Funny, if you really think about it, it was 2 simple decisions made on the part of Messrs. Epstein and Martin that actually changed the world of Music and generations to come.
Maybe back then their fans were there for the listening and musical experience more than the emotional one. If you can find it Bob Woolers Sept. 1961 article in MERSEYBEAT is prophetic and spot on about the UK rock scene and how even then The Beatles were separating themselves from "the carefully contrived jungle rhythms" of London.
ahh- you could see Beatlemania brewing in the gals lol.
This wasn’t their prime. At least not creatively
Jesus…so much talent in 4 young lads on a tiny stage down the cavern…..and Lennon and McCartney made a magic the world will forever be grateful for! Music forever❤
I've seen these clips a million times - -- and I'm still captivated - - - - what's stunning is their perfect synchronization. They are one. They're footwork and bobbing up and down are one. Their voices are one. Their movements are one. Ringo's new, and is one with them. They are a perfect machine. A four-headed monster that had honed their craft thousands of hours days and nights. They deserve every bit of fame and money this world bestowed on them. There will never be anything like them again.
Well said!
What a wonderful time capsule! They never cease to amaze me from hearing them for the first time until today. I was four years old when my brother and sister introduced me to the lads. That was 55 years ago and they are still my favourite pop/rock band ever. To me they are the Alpha and the Omega that launched and influenced so many other artists.
Well said.
It was 62 years ago. (Doesn't time fly? 😏 )
@@zakmartin ahhh sorry dufus! Read much? I said “ it was 55 years since “I” was introduced to the Beatles. 55 plus 4 is 59 not 62, goofy!
The way all four of them are bobbing up and down to the beat in unison.
I’d give anything to go back in time 😮
One year before they hit the big time! They went from this to SHE LOVES YOU, I FEEL FINE, TICKET TO RIDE, STRAWBERRY FIELDS, TOMORROW NEVER KNOWS and so many more! Genesis of the GOAT!!!!!
I love Ringo’s in-time bounce with the other Beatles on stage. Just fantastic!
Yes! I noticed the same thing!😅They were so in sync. Ringo truely completed them. When the crowds were screaming so loud that Ringo couldn't hear them he used to keep time by watching J, P, and G bounce up and down!😅😅😅❤❤❤
I think that's Pete Best 🤔
@@philippinestroppoholic7996 Read the comment before this one.
Put your glasses on, dearie, and take a closer look.
Not Ringo
Thank goodness those kids in the audience had such good taste.
I see them as part of history being made. Early fans are the basis for any band to go on and become big or not. I thank every one of those faces for supporting them in that dark and damp stage!
Thank goodness someone was wise enough to have had a camera to film them!!!
Notwithstanding everything that came later, which was GENIUS, this early period is what The Beatles were all about.
You can't beat the excitement, passion and thrill of when you first start off in a Rock n Roll band, particularly with the 'vibe' that was happening in Liverpool & Hamburg at the time.
Amazing
61 years later I took my 11 year old daughter to see Paul McCartney in concert last year
I’ve told her she’s seen a Beatle live and in years to come when she’s 50 ahd it’s 2062 they talk about The Beatles 100 years ago exploding and changing music forever she can say she saw a Beatle the great Paul McCartney
Yes, I did the same for my 2 daughters ! Both have seen Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr ! They both thought the concerts were fantastic, and understand that they have seen music history !!
Greatest gift to the world ever , thanks guys , from every other musician , thinker , lover , care giver ❤️
amazing, over 60 years ago, this stuff was almost early punk. paul mentioning later on when asked if they thought they'd be big, he said they knew they had something the way they could pack them in.
Incredible to see all these years later. I was 12 and they hadn't yet recorded anything. A year later they took the U.S. (and me) by storm!
My god they were amazing, I bet they were so fun to watch in person 😭
They were!!
Saw them when I’d just turned 9 when they came to Seattle in August 1964 ❤️❤️
Somewhere out there in someones attic has to be footage of them in Hamburg Germany!
This is a gem!!!! Great job with the clips. They should've recorded this song for an album.
So strange seeing them this young in August of 1962: George 19, Paul 20, John 21, Ringo 22.
I hope Paul and Ringo have enjoyed watching this 😍
This was actually before Ringo. Drummer was Pete Best
@@robert48719 That's actually Ringo in the background, in his first days with The Beatles at 1:41. Just a couple of days before, they had decided to replace Pete with Ringo.
It's in the Anthology documentary. So George had seen it too.
Billy won't remember - because he wasn't there!
@@robert48719No it’s not, Ringo joined in 1960
Just watching how in sync they are says volumes for the way they all fit together.
Over the next 7 years the trail of songs they made and the advancement in their musical ability is just unreal. In no other band can you see how they changed everything.
that is not true
@@rorogogo6241 it’s all true, name a band that made a bigger contribution. Elvis obviously as an individual made huge changes.
@@rorogogo6241?????????????????
…..and they did all of this BEFORE 30 years of age.
@@rorogogo6241
Sure it is.
I saw the Rutles play there in 62. Dirk, Stig , Nasty and Barry knocked it out of the park.
Actually, it's Dirk, Nasty, Stig and Barry. More symmetrical sounding. And let us not forget Nasty's friend from college, 'Lepo'. Lepo wasn't keen on musicianship, but he knew how to have a good time. I think he may have left The Rutles by '62.
Anyway, it was all about the trousers. 😅
@@waynej2608 That sounds like two separate groups. I’d go with “Nasty, Stig, Dirk, and Barry”. More euphonious.
Goosestep Mama forever! : )
Goosebumps! Great post.
My favorite album of theirs is still "A Hard Day's Rut". Brilliant stuff.
They could certainly Rock it shows they were destined for greatness because they changed the sound of music. I’m glad someone filmed this because it’s part of Rock history and shows that early performance at the Cavern Club.
Even 1962!!!! The best rock band I ever hesrd!
So young and talented!
Well, they had been playing gigs together for 1000s of hours already. That long stint in Hamburg made them pro.
J
The Beatles by 64 had already worked like dogs, gigs in Hamburg, the Cavern Club and elsewhere and by the date in this video hadn't even written there 1st song possibly? That shows hard work, dedication beyond what most of us could have, and stamina!
😊
“I Saw Her Standing There” was played in Hamburg.
Yep, they often played three gigs a day in different venues for weeks on end. Neil Aspinal, their roadie must have covered thousands of miles with them in the back of the van. And they played lunchtime gigs at the Cavern very often, then evening gigs there or elsewhere.
They played with intense, non-stop energy, and somehow managed to make it look so easy. Amazing!
Yeah. They took drugs. Speed. No drugs. No Beatles. Put that in your pipe and smoke it.
@@brimans3092
Well, I guess you could say that about most bands of the time...or even now.
The bass paul is playing in this video was lost and very recently recovered.
Ahem....
Stolen.
Wow. I wonder how that thing is worth? Gotta be hundreds of thousands...
@@GhastlyCretin I'd say into the millions
@@johnc3403 Yeah, I imagine you're right. Amazing it was found after all this time.
His 1961 Höfner 500/1 bass guitar was stolen in 1972 and found 50 years later in someone’s attic.
My wife and I went to the “new” Cavern Club in 2015 and saw a very good local Beatles impersonators band. And we sat with “Georges” parents! They were thrilled that their son was in the “Beatles.” It was a great show - “Paul” was a very good vocalist and looked very much like Sir Paul - he even played the bass lefty. Lotsa fun.
How could they have been rejected by 21 Record Companies???? So glad they made it and made it to the very top and became the greatest of all time!
It shows how much idiots at the top who didn't have a clue
Guitar music was on the way out lol
@@jlouis4407 that's still insane to me lol
I bet those companies regretted their decision so bad
Classic..will go down in the annals of musical history 🥰
Holy CANNOLI! I've had this tune stuck in my head for days now! ❤❤❤
Love it when George was wailing away on Little Queenie
Yeah - George's Leads were always so Tasty, Musical & Entertaining - just Perfect for driving the Dancers (which is what it should be all about anyway).
They look like babies😂😂😂 but John looks just like John. Its amazing that they had no idea where they would be in 2 short yrs
From there, they've change the world,!!
Thanks for posting this!!
Fun to see how Paul has changed how he holds his Höfner during the years. The bass started out on his chest and has ended up on his hip 😁
And I heard on the radio news this morning that this Hofner, that went 'missing' in around 1972(?), has been tracked and returned to Paul, now aged 81 and still playing from his heart and soul. I found myself crying with joy at this news!
I was born in 1962, and am just about to turn 62. I was hearing The Beatles' singles and LPs in my cot!
@@skooshy621 Agree - I woke up to that news as well, and I'm very happy for Paul. I hope to see a video of him playing it and telling the whole story.
Damn!!! Those young guys are really going to go places.
The quality of the restoration is incredible.
Almost unreal, yes. Then again, nothing is real ...
In a year and a half from this they were on Ed Sullivan!
貴重なビデオですね。
ありがとうございます❗️
Powerful drumming
... after Mr. Starkey joined
That is Mr Starkey...
Ringo just joined the group a few days earlier after coming from Rory Storm and the Hurricanes
terrific, absolutely terrific! Thank you for the upload
And just 18 years later, John was killed. So sad.
After listening to them with Pete Best as their drummer and then with Ringo in this, you realise why they dumped Pete.
Because they were afraid George Martin would dump them.
@@jeffryphillipsburnsThat's not what George Martin said. George told the band: "You can keep him for stage appearances but we'll have someone else in the studio."
@@57highlandjust like a lot of bands in those days had to do. On the actual records, many times session musicians were used.
@@johnheinrich6907 And George Martin added (I'm paraphrasing): "When I said that we'd have another drummer on the tracks (the recordings), I then realized that they (the band) were thinking the same thing" (i.e., wanting to replace Pete).
@@57highland wasn’t it also because Best didn’t want to change his hairstyle, (to the mop top style), that I heard over the years, but then again, I was there.
I love how the rocknroll chord progression has been twisted in this one 😀✌️
How was the progression twisted
This is an amazing historical treasure!
Thanks for sharing the gem of a video!
great restoration job. Thank you!
I love this so much thanks for sharing.
Fabulously Fab! - liked and subscribed; thanks for uploading.
Úžasné, některé záběry jsem viděla poprvé, písnička Some Other Guy je fantastická 👏👏❤️
This is so fun! I wasn’t born when the Beatles were big so now I’m catching up on what I missed.
You can see the connection between John and Paul as they look at each other, they had spent hours writing together and Forthlin Road. The intro to this song is out standing.
This was after they'd already done hundreds of shows for two full years in Hamburg, Germany, from '60 - '62. By the time they returned to the UK, here, in '62, they were an extremely seasoned band - although Ringo had just joined them, a few days before, here, which shows just how great Ringo was in fitting in so quickly. But yeah, by the time this film was taken in '62, they had spent 2 years playing hours-long shows on amphetamines, sleeping with hookers and becoming the tightest band in the world. The whole "polite boys in sweaters and ties" thing at the Cavern, here, was extremely calculated, as they were leather-wearing, drug-taking scouses for 2 years before this. The Beatles that were introduced to the UK and the U.S. was specifially designed for mass appeal; they were hard-rocking, drug-taking nuts in reality.
@redadamearth
Yes, so correct! -->>THANK YOU!!
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->Please Note:
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To: "@stevekirby1090":
Not accurate;...see the first comment in reply to you, in this thread by "redadamearth".
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Also, Please Note:
*on: "Forthlin Road";...->NOT: "and Forthlin Road."
@redadamearth Yes indeed. They were true punks. True originals. Years before Sid Vicious, Iggy Pop, Patti Smith, The Ramones, The Germs, The Buzzcocks, Dead Kennedys, et al. The Beatles, before Brian Epstein cleaned them up, would be more likely to bite some gal on the neck, rather than 'hold her by the hand'. 😅
@waynej2608
In My Firmest; and, Strongest Views, Sir; in the end, you are wholly; &, entirely: -->>wrong.
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Although, The Beatles members were: as human beings go, somewhat of what can be described as: "toughs"; or, "scruffs" as they labeled it then; &, in the context of that being the case, for their era; that aspect about them, had little; or, nothing to do, w/: those elements of personality, character, cultural conditions, environmental influences, home-life backgrounds; &, most of the musical genres, forces, styles; &, modes of expression in the history of youth-appeal music forms, that you cited as examples of a, type; or, genre: called: True-"Punk" Music.
Yup, to some tiny degree "The Fab Four" could be termed a sort of punk from their time period; but, it looked, walked, talked, acted, thought; behaved; desired; was raised; &, most of all: sounded: extremely differently to what was a sort of musical idiom called: "Punk"; &, its' "Punk-Rockers"; in their time frame!
These human sociological developments bear little connection on the "people-level"; albeit, there are some -->>very slight, seeming, resemblances. There are however, no similarities in ->ANY of the music that The Beatles created; and, ->ANY of the music, by ->ANY of the folks that created it; nor, by ->ANY of the musical persons that you listed as cases, in your points, of aligned evolutionary exact alikeness, as people; &, as musical expressers.
Sorry, to say it to you; but, what you said, is simply: ->NOT a true statement!
Have a good 2024!
P.S.: If you doubt my veracity, bear in mind, please, before you launch an all-out blitzkrieg upon me; that I was there to experience first-hand, much of The Beatles Phenomenon. I chose to avoid nearly all, if not all, of the "Punk" music experience, in the first-person; although, I could not escape it on: TV; Radio; Film; NewsPrint; &, in other media. Sadly, I could not avoid it all. Yup, still to this day: I hate it: that much! NEVER in my wildest dreams would I ever want to attend a concert where the fellow "dancers" in the crowd enact physical violence upon me; &, extract damages upon me, my body; &, my person.
My soul is sensitive; &, precious. I have --->>>NO need to tatt; &, pierce myself, pummel others in a mosh pit, vandalize valuable venues; destroy the lives; &, the love, of: myself, my love partners, friends; family; co-workers; fans; &, any total stranger; ->&, others, too; in: intentional, consciously chosen, selected; &, reveled in: unbridled sickness; and, ->rage; and, to commit ->many other assorted unlawful acts to: just be hanging out; &, then, to call that: having a ball; &, to term it: my identity as: a, punk rocker.
Lastly, on a purely personal note: I felt that all of that so-called: "music" was ONLY: such rubbish, that I never did have; &, never since, have had, ANY further interests to listen to: almost every single bit of any of it; which I consider to be; merely BAD NOISE; while I can listen to nearly all of The Beatles huge catalog, endlessly; &, have, for very many years; in fact, for all of my life, since it first hit, the musical scenes, as it were.
Terrific to see all the takes filmed that day! Treasures!
Great material. Thanks 😊
I appreciate the valuable footage! As for the song, I recall hearing it on vinyl ages ago. Their youthful vigor resonates vividly through their singing voices from those days.
Thanks for posting...and to think in less than 7 years it was all over
It ain't over till it's over!
I made up my mind to realizing Ringo was the match for a drummer. They all seemed performing at ease. All the best to Pete, life goes on, my full respect to him.
Yep. They knew he was their match from the first moment Ringo sat behind them to sub for Pete. They all said that they felt the rush when he was back there that they didn't get from Pete. Pretty much every band who has invited him to record a track with them has claimed to have felt this extra gear, so it was never just the Beatles. They weren't the only band trying to get him or keep him at the time. I've studied him trying to bring some of that x-factor into my drumming but it is very hard to quantify. I think that is why a lot of people don't 'get it" right away.
And the rest is history
Thanks! Great stuff!
Outstanding ❤ thank you
Great footage, some of the music sounds like it came from the Star Club days . The clips have been put together well.Grest to see.🎸🎸🎸🥁
It was highly unusual in a rock band at this time to have two lead singers on the same song…it just wasn’t done…unless you are The Beatles…
Live double tracking
4 lead singers!😂
Thank you for this!!!
The music of today sounds more like the Beatles than the music from 5 years before the Beatles. That's why they are the greatest and most important band of all time.
It's cool that the Beatles never complain that the people in the audience are not dancing.
There was no room. It was a taping and they had a packed audience.
How do you know they never did that?
@@Shikta-poobah67 Well, at least in this particular video.
They sounded like a punk band back then.
Спасибо тому, кто сохранил это видео. Начало легенды....
Its absolutely fascinating to see the fans of the Beatles in the crowd. We have alot of footage of the Beatles but rare of the fans.
Amazing footage and restoration 👏🏼
Heyyy...totally surprised by the video and its quality. Thank you so much. LIKE GOES
Awesome footage! If i had a time machine, this is where i would go to!
Wow!! Amazing film footage!!!❤
0:14 Some Other Guy Take #1
2:37 Some Other Guy Take #2
4:52 Money
5:22 Kansas City
6:14 Little Queenie
7:48 Shimmy Shake
9:51 Red Hot
Would've loved to have been there
Thank God for this footage!
I was 4 years old when this was filmed. Two years later I would watch on TV the Beatles land in New York and later appear on the Ed Sullivan show. They were the greatest!
Very rare and special recording PRICELESS NOW
they were ahead of thier time
Yes, they should have been a week or two later
@@daveyvane9431 THATS NOT WHAT I MEANT GEES
They still are.
They were right where they belonged. Timewise.
Ça devait être quelque chose de formidable de voir les Beatles en 1962 avant leur succès planétaire et la Beatlemania ! ❤
Even singing together John and Paul were made for each other
The clearest video I've seen of this!
It still blows my mind that 5 years after this they were taking acid and making Sgt Peppers. I've changed not one jot in the last 5 years.
Hehehe
Maybe you should take some acid
So you can have your own magical mystery adventure
Almost like they were a completely different band 😉
The whole 60s went on a crazy journey that blew up from the 50s.
@@haamishmcgarryThey were. The Featles.
Hard to imagine a world without the Beatles. Can you dig it?
They were frickin’ punk, especially for the time (despite the suits).
Before this they wore all leather and slicked back their hair
Good stuff. Sure would have been fun to be there!
These guys are great! They are going to big!
Leslie Woodhead from Granada TV took the footage in the Cavern. He also the writer of the book Back inthe USSR: How The Beatles Rocked Kremlin.
There's also the documentary about this topic. Such a great impacts of Fab Four during the Cold War era!
They all bob in time with each other - so in tune with each other.
Amazing, how much growth in just 10 years (8 years from this old clip)!
When the universe put those four unbelievable souls together on that stage it must of pissed itself laughing knowing full well we weren’t ready for this lot and you know what you’ll never ever see the likes of this lot again there in there own camp in life they say live love and leave a legacy didn’t they just the Beatles ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I've seen this clip numerous times on TV documentaries, etc since I was a kid in the late 70s/early 80s. Someone has finally edited and fixed the tape warp or glitch at last. Digital editing no doubt.
Melgarejo, falta poner Little Quennie andtes de Shimmy Shake. Excelente trabajo!
Beatles sharpened their skills playing a ton live in their early days. It prepared them for a 7 year run of studio recordings.
Excellence!