The Beatles - Live at EMI House, Manchester Square, London (April 5, 1963)
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Here is a brand-new incredible discovery made today! An audio tape of the Beatles' private performance at a celebration in EMI House, London to celebrate to celebrate their first silver disc for Please Please Me. It is amazing to hear such good quality performances with a very respectable audience.
Enjoy!
Track Listing:
1. Introduction 0:00
2. From Me To You 0:50
3. Please Please Me 2:54
4. Outro 4:49
![The Beatles - Hey Jude Session at EMI Studios (July 30th, 1968) [All Available Footage]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/FJeYkHAAq7c/mqdefault.jpg)
Whoever found the tape of this special live performance; two words come to mind --- THANK YOU !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is one of their -vocally- tightest performances. Audio quality is insane for a 63 show.
Actually, 1963 audios are better beacuse there were not as many screams as in 1964 USA tour.
I can't stop listening to this performance. It's so clean, melodic, and pure!
I really love the energy of Please, Please me - and John saying "All together now" to the crowd of busyness people at 4:11. Also funny knowing that they would make a silly song around that frase later 🙂
That blend between John & Paul's vocals is not only captivating, it's mesmerizing. Love it, love it, love it !!!
Yes cuz they John and Paul is the best duo of all time
Amanzing
2:53 one, two, NINE!
Holy shit, never thought more performances from any era would surface! Let alone from this era and in this quality! Super good shit
Agreed!!
There are also live/home recordings of The Quarrymen.
@@paulbakker6765 what do you mean? where?
@@pierre-marcbeaulieu5216 A few you can hear here on u-tube. In my own collection I have a few cd's from the Quarrymen, recorded in 1960. One is a double cd and it's called The Esher Tapes/Home Recordings. Mostly recorded at Paul's home with Stuart and some help of Paul's brother Michael.
Im still waiting for the complete Shea '66 audio
This definitely must find his way on a future 'Please Please Me' Super Deluxe Edition!
Three years later they recorded Tomorrow Never Knows 😳
unbelievable. They explored everthing
How does this not get heard for 60 years? Not complaining, I’m really glad to hear it. I was 3 years old when this was recorded. A bit older now. Listening to these recordings just confirms the obvious once again. Those four guys were a gift to mankind.
The fact things like this occasionally crop up gives me a little bit of hope for a 65UK tour tape 🤞🏻 maybe one day! It’s surely a grail!
Or even some of the 1964 UK dates…lots of songs done only on those tours as well
@@BMeanies yes! Is there not a tape from the Hull show with Happy Just To Dance? Would be great to hear Should’ve Known Better
Didnt they do We Can Work it Out during that tour? Does any audio recording of that exist played live?
@@frankwalton7323yeah they We Can Work It Out and Paul done Yesterday solo on the organ. No recording circulating :(
@@-cityinthesky99 Someone must've snuck a reel to reel recorder there somewhere
Surprisingly the sound is so clear. Much better then any of the crap out today
I’ve never heard a better performance of “From Me To You”. 😳
It is truly astonishing. They sound like the best version of their girl-group inspirations and more! Great rhythm, pure melodies, perfect harmonies.
"I’d like to say thank you on behalf of the group and ourselves and I hope we passed the audition" John Lennon. Amazing !
One of the absolute BEST live recordings of The Beatles! Really captures the freshness and excitement of the early years. I luv the naturalness of this recording.
4:11 - All Together Now, would come back some years later. 👌
Just amazing how good they were. Those harmonies are spot-on. What a gift this clip is!
Never knew this was even recorded,so for it to turn up is amazing.On a par with 'one offs' for the BBC like 'I'll be on my way' and 'Soldier of love'.....Many thanks Adam.
Disconcerting to hear this early material performed live without the screaming! Great stuff!
Wow, these kids are really good. No wonder they ruled the world.
Nothing is better than any band in their formative years. And you've uncovered performances from the greatest band ever? Bloody good, chap!
Extraordinary that we learnt from BBC Radio 4 today there's a tape of their set at Stowe School on 4th April 1963 - who'd have ever thought that one day there'd be existing tapes of CONSECUTIVE Beatles gigs, from this point in their career??!
A stunning addition to the growing collection of early Beatles live tapes!!!
Wow! Sounds amazing almost 60 years later.
Man what a great discovery. Thank you for sharing! Hearing these songs live without screaming is rare!
会場が狭かったからかなりジョンとポールの歌も抑えた感じだが、演奏とコーラスの繊細さがわかる。ポールもベースの音外す事が有るんだと知れて、貴重な音源だと思う。
ポールは自分が歌っている時の演奏はかなりいい加減ですよ
実際にプレイしてみるとよくわかりますし
映像でも運指が完全でないことが確認できます
amazing find! They sound so relaxed even at this stage in their career. Pure charisma and talent. Thanks Adam!
Already done thousands of hours of live shows in UK and Germany in vastly more difficult environments
Even in this archaic recording shows their greatness!
Amazing. "All together now!"
wow, I was 12 and just getting in to guitar. Their later performances, as well as others, Chuck Berry, Duane Eddy, the Ventures etc. would mark the beginning of my lifetime of guitar playing. Wasn't as easy to learn the tunes then, we had to buy the record. lol
everything they had live was present there. three singers. great writing. ringos drums were so steady and perfect even on the early tunes. george is so valuable. llennon mccartney well..just say their names.
These boys show promise that's going to take the world by storm...
John and Paul and George on harmony. It does not get any better than that!! All playing tight and George outstanding as usual understated as usual. Ehere less is more. Ringo stellar on those drums..But Lennon and McCartney pure magic!
Just shows from the off what an amazing tight band they were.
HOLY MOLY, THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS!!!!!!!!! Fascinating: John makes a joke about Decca in the beginning (practically inaudible, but that's probably what George is laughing about). Also, interesting that Ringo doesn't play the syncopated accents at the end of the song! Perhaps this was one of those where he hadn't played it since the recording session and needed to re-familiarize himself with the arrangement. Also interesting how Paul is relaxed with singing a little bit on the intro of "Please Please Me" and giving little "yeahs" and stuff throughout. The audience ain't screaming, it's a bunch of murmuring men there to see them get their silver discs. (I believe this is when they received their silver discs for "Please Please Me".) FASCINATING! This could have been just another two versions of these songs and wouldn't have meant nearly as much if it was just another radio broadcast. WOW!!!!!!
What was the joke about decca? What john says?
John did not bring the mouth organ for this occasion...interesting!
Very nice performance and besides bbc we can hear no screaming from the audience...just press men doing their job
@@magneto6717 In the very beginning, when they're testing the microphones, they get a bit of feedback or have some kind of problem and John says something like "Who's on that mike?" He takes a beat and then adds: "Somebody from Decca." and you hear scattered laughter from the audience, obviously folks from EMI. Ha!
Oh yeah...like sombedy from.decca making a boicot !! Thanks...an inside joke...typical john in this scenario
That's George.
@@Zongadude George echoes John's line (or something close to it) "who's on the mike". and John (off-mike) fires back "It's Decca."
A very , very rare bass mistake! of Paul! A slipup to F instead of playing an E under "I can send it along.." interesting bass line in the end....to you, to you A E to Ab Eb awesome track!
WOW where the hell was this discovered??? Thanks for posting! Rare treat indeed.
Yeah great discovered. This audio its 5 april '63.
Julian Lennon born 8 april' 63.
Great to hear! Incredible harmony! You can hear the others at the party talking in From Me To You. Paul count in...1, 2 NINE, 4 to Please, Please Me!
After all these years gems still surface , superb job and plaudits to the archivists .
Oh wow, I never heard this performance by The Beatles in 1963 promoting their Please Please Me album. It's great listening 🎶 rare. Very fab..
✌n💙
So glad I'm alive and well to hear them in great quality from 1963.
Fantastic news!
Barty
Ditto on that thought. I'm 75 and listening to this incredible music at my little house on Raccoon in Kentucky. Just so great!
You realize mister Mark Lewisohn has to track down the owner and interview him/her befor anyone from apple catches us all watching this? I keep thinking 'this is the end, now we have everything' and voila, here comes another treasure. And a big one because live beatles music without screaming fans, thumbs-up!
Wow great audio!! A tape of the 65 uk tour would be the icing on the cake! Just to hear a live version of we can work it out!!! Heaven!!
video turned up because someone uploaded it without permission
ruclips.net/video/VqwFxbllO94/видео.html
Wow! What a great post! Much like the incredible BBC recordings, here they are live without the screaming as mentioned in a comment below; for a similar experience look up live in Paris 1964 (pre USA) right here on RUclips
Send this tape to New Zealand then add it to the 2023 Beatles archive deluxe superFab releases!
Excellent. Why aren't you talking about it more?
All Together Now!
'You can carry on drinking now' 😊
Thanks so much for posting this. Great quality and it really shows what a naturally talented, tight group they were! I would love to have been there to witness that! 👍
Great young voices 👍 Thanks!
Great. You get the flavor of their interactions and friendship. And it is nice to hear the vocals. It almost sounds like there is a mic on the kick drum, but probably not.
Never heard this before, thanks for post this rare performance audio. I wish i could see this performance video someday.
what a special treat !!, you never know i guess......what a discovery !!!
I love how the Beatles always were urging each other on to show enthusiasm with their little shouts and 'whoos!' They did this straight thru to the 1966 concerts.
Fantastic discovery!
AMAZING!!! It shows that there is STILL stuff out there waiting to be discovered!
WOW!!! Sensational!!!
Amazing. It does make you wonder what else is out there. More importantly, what aging tapes will surface and what will be lost forever? Only time will tell…
An awesome find!
1:05 It´s the first time I hear Paul missing a note!!!! lol What a great material. Thanks for sharing
WTF???? Almost thought this had to be a fake. This is insane! Private performance of these tunes..... Holy crap
Fantastic find.
Adam is the MAN. Thanks 👍
They thanked the audience with "You can carry on drinking now" (said by Cheeky-George I think)
I think it was John.
@@odietamo9376 It was.
Brilliant, what a treat.
Thanks for uploading!
Fantastic!
Fantastic!!!!
Fantastic.
Just wow!!
Omg that great discovered. This audio its 5 april '63.
Julian Lennon born 8 april' 63
This is amazing, thank you Adam. Hoping all is well with you.
How could you not like this
Groovy find, thanks friend, The Love You Take is Equal to the Love You Make
Wow!!! Great discovery!!! Thank you!!!
Great entry! Thank you! Wish you luck!
Fantastic thanks !!!
If y’all want more listen to the BBC Radio Live recordings so many with equal quality in that time
Великолепно! Спасибо
Brilliant find. It's a shame the original recordings of Lend Me Your Comb, Carol and Soldier Of Love recorded in EMI's Manchester Square Theatre for Radio Luxembourg were lost.
They weren't lost, I know someone who knows who stole them.
Does That's All Right Mama have a nasty whine through the tape?
@@oneeyedmonster9460 who did?
@@oneeyedmonster9460 Do they still have them?
@beatleman Gle1 You'd have to ask screwy Louie from up Manchester way. He stole them from the guy that stole them with the intent of returning the recordings to the rightfully owners. He played the originals for me before he got pinched.
Mäktigt!
Amazing. Thank you.
Love this❤
Only a day or two before, they had played at a school in Buckinghamshire - another discovery (the tape from that night came to light just a few weeks ago). A year later they would be the hottest rock band on the planet!
Epic!
Just brilliant. Looks like they weren't Ringo's drums, the name on the bass isn't their usual font.
This is before he received his Ludwig kit.
Was also the logo used by the Beatles official fan club.
Ringo used to play a Premier drum kit before getting Ludwig kit.
Ha, notice the cute little antennae coming out of the "B"? Looks like a bug/beetle.
Tight and crisp !
Bloody fantastic ❤️
1963 is the best beatle era
✌️✌️✌️✌️👏👏👏👏 Sensacional.
WoW!
Amazing!
This is beautiful
Wow thanx so much the earliest live versions of these songs?
illuminating !
0:42 'This is our latest record'.....'We've got three then..'
Interesting how,
when they actually did it
on the roof, there was
THIS energy…
Para un beatlemaniaco, nunca será suficiente una nueva versión. Es como hallar una nueva tumba en las pirámides, pero esa "B" con antenitas es el mayor descubrimiento!!
Live at Please Please Me balcony
Very nice video.
What a great recording! Well done sir! Two weeks before this I was in the Carfax Assembly Rooms for the Beatles only performance in Oxford. Cost me six bob for the ticket! Are there any recordings of that concert I wonder (or photos inside the venue)?
"Oh they're very kind....you can carry on drinking now"....JWL
So this was recorded the day after the performance at Stowe, a recording of which has also been discovered.