Good video Sergey. My father shared a band room twice with John. He liked him. He used to borrow ciggys. Lend me a smoke Jack. You don't become a musician to have a predictable life.
Hi great tribute video to John Lennon. It looks a great place to visit. But l know l Would feel sad seeing the place where he Lost his life. Thanks for posting.
Thanks for doing this. I will never go there as it would be too painful to see where he was shot and died. That was a sad day full of pain and sorrow and I cried all day. I knew the world had lost a musical genius and it was so senseless. I don’t like that building. It looks dark and sinister to me. They should release the killer so that Beatles fans can catch up with him. That would be Justice! The music will live on forever!
I'm so old that I watched the Ed Sullivan show when he introduced the Beatles. They were a huge part of my teenage years. Thanks for the memories Sergey! :-)
@ImixSpb... When I was 15 I made my mother buy me a "Beatles Jacket." If you've seen any of their early performances, they wore black collarless jackets, I had to have one LOL
George Fisher - Yes, I've seen their early performances on video only. The Beatles have never been to Russia )) It wasn't a total loss, though. I was at the Paul McCartney concert in St. Petersburg, 2004
Very well done serge entertaining. Never forget that afternoon in Sydney Australia I was 14 at my good friends house, news flash then the news. Cut to 17 years later I visited mendips in Liverpool stayed for a week everyday visit historic places there, the first day there I'm not ashamed to tell you I had tears run down my face the music means so much and many books I've read. Great vlog man!
oh Sergey, this was such a touching video. I'll NEVER forget that night. I was 14 and when we heard the news it was very late of course and cold (I live in Central NY). We were out in the street crying our eyes out. NOBODY slept that night. The next day at school we had a memorial for him and couldn't carry on with classes. Even the Teachers were so distraught, I'll never forget. For us it was like when President Kennedy was killed. We felt such a huge loss. But John Lennon also gives us such great memories and for them we'll NEVER forget... never forget... Strawberry Fields for..ev..er. xoxo
Apple six I live in Syracuse now, but was still in the Bronx when that terrible night happened. I can still remember it vividly, where I was and what I was doing.
Great work on this video, Sergey! It brought back many memories of the impact the Beatles had on my life. One of the first albums I bought was Magical Mystery Tour...the rest was history. I didn't miss an album. I even liked the experimental stuff that John Lennon and Yoko Ono did as well as George Harrison. McCartney means a lot to me as well. I'm happy to say that I finally got to see him in concert a couple of years back. (And let's not forget Ringo who continues to play and spread the word of peace). Your video also brought back the memories I had of that terrible day when Lennon was taken from us. I guess they always say you remember exactly where you were on days like that...I was working on my college newspaper putting together the next issue with my friends...radio blaring with the hits both classic and new......All of us happy and working late into the night when one of the guys told us to all be quiet and when the din died down the radio announcer said that John Lennon had been shot and had died. After hearing that news the rest of the night was quiet....We still worked on the paper, after all we had a deadline to meet, but none of us spoke...to shocked to say anything. To this day it still affects me. Lennon's love of humanity and work for world peace will never be forgotten. His words will always strengthen us in times of turmoil. Yoko, of course, continues the good work. I think she is a great woman and a great artist. As I grow older I become more appreciative of her work. It's also good to see John's sons Sean and Julian still working in music and art. Thanks for this video, Sergey! I know I pretty much say this on every comment but I really love this direction you've taken. Keep up the great work!!! Do more!!!!
Another good video. I saw the Beatles for a birthday present when they were in Washington, DC in 1966. There was a lot of screaming (of course), so it was hard to hear the music, but I was still happy to be there.
I walked around the Dakota's and strawberry fields to Central Park. I took some pictures. But that was before smartphone. And camera didn't have video. But I remember it in my mind. Great video thanks for sharing.
I was about 12 years old when the Beatles was on the Ed Sullivan Show. I did not care for the first couple of albums they had released, but when I heard the White Album is when I started to like their music. I bought it and Abby Road and every album they made in the time period. My daughter used to play their music and loved it also along with the movies they made.
*Yoko Ono's summer home is near Bainbridge New York about 180 miles from NYC. Yoko is now a tiny old lady; Sometimes she's out in the town shopping with her driver; she doesn't talk much but her driver is a nice funny guy who speaks some English and can carry on a conversation. It's a very small town and there is nothing special there.* Also, the giraffe named April who just gave birth, the very big RUclipsr, 4.3 meters tall at Animal Adventure Park is near that area.
Bless your journey to pay hommage to the legend. Very enjoyable, heartwarming video. I hope the experience in person was as deep and spiritual as you had hoped. "And in the end, the love to take is equal to the love you make."💜
Thank you Sergei for this walk full of sad memories and deep, strong loving feelings! Nearly 40 years ..... Nevertheless, John Lennon and The Beatles remain beyond compare, magnificently loved and admired all over the world! One of a kind, forever ....
Thank you so much for this - the best views I've ever seen of John's home and the memorial. I live on the south coast of England, about 55 miles from where The Beatles recorded all those iconic songs, and hope one day to see John's final home.
In the 1960s in the Dakota is where the movie rosemarys baby was filmed some say production started in 1965 and finally the movie was released in 1968!
I was there in 2005. As we were walking up to the mosaic, Yoko walked past us heading back to the apartment. Apparently she goes there quite often and lays roses on it?
Nice video Sergey......good to see you are getting into that NY vibe.....Chapman....hes a real no where man living in a no where cell.......Lennon also made Stand by Me...another good song. Hope you can get down to the village, alot of music history there.....
the west village....Greenwich Village, thats where David Bowie lived, and there used to be many small clubs . There also used to be alot of small jazz clubs etc down there....maybe it has changed....not sure....I havent been down there in years.....Many musicians came out of there like Bob Dylan etc......
yes very interesting. how long have you been in NYC now? have you checked where all the drinking water is coming from? I was amazed when I was reading about it. Will be waiting for a next vlog...you're doing great and your english vocabulary is very impressive
Great video! you're English is great. ..wish I could return the favor and someday, probably just a dream, could speak Russian as well! Hope you are having a nice trip and it is helping you! You seem well!
Sergey, you are one classy dude, my wife Lupe and I really enjoy your videos and your experiences...we also really like the ones with your daughter, she is such a sweetheart and you really show what an awesome Dad you are to her...keep up the good work
Come on! That guy was not making money on his death. He was creating some kind of value playing The Beatles songs there. It was creating a mood. After all, tip is voluntary. Up to people.
Yes, I know I misspoke that. Dmitry Shostakovich- Symphony No.7, of course. Not No.6.
Many of us americans love Russian native sons Vladimir Horowitz and Sergei Rachmaninoff...
Rachmaninoff is number 1! :)
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Good video Sergey. My father shared a band room twice with John. He liked him. He used to borrow ciggys. Lend me a smoke Jack. You don't become a musician to have a predictable life.
Thanks Sergey. John was a character. He should have had protection. Bumped into Yoko in Harrods. She had security.
Hi great tribute video to John Lennon. It looks a great place to visit. But l know l
Would feel sad seeing the place where he
Lost his life. Thanks for posting.
Nice vid thanks man...the Dakota still gives me the creeps though...
Thanks for doing this. I will never go there as it would be too painful to see where he was shot and died. That was a sad day full of pain and sorrow and I cried all day. I knew the world had lost a musical genius and it was so senseless.
I don’t like that building. It looks dark and sinister to me.
They should release the killer so that Beatles fans can catch up with him. That would be Justice!
The music will live on forever!
I'm so old that I watched the Ed Sullivan show when he introduced the Beatles. They were a huge part of my teenage years. Thanks for the memories Sergey! :-)
George Fisher - Me too, though I was in 5th grade.
Me too!
Gentlemans, I'm look on you with admiring envy. I've dreamt my entire life, to see The Beatles live show.
@ImixSpb... When I was 15 I made my mother buy me a "Beatles Jacket." If you've seen any of their early performances, they wore black collarless jackets, I had to have one LOL
George Fisher - Yes, I've seen their early performances on video only. The Beatles have never been to Russia )) It wasn't a total loss, though. I was at the Paul McCartney concert in St. Petersburg, 2004
Very well done serge entertaining. Never forget that afternoon in Sydney Australia I was 14 at my good friends house, news flash then the news. Cut to 17 years later I visited mendips in Liverpool stayed for a week everyday visit historic places there, the first day there I'm not ashamed to tell you I had tears run down my face the music means so much and many books I've read. Great vlog man!
Just saw the dekota house yesterday...john Lennon is my favorite beatle...nice video!!!
oh Sergey, this was such a touching video. I'll NEVER forget that night. I was 14 and when we heard the news it was very late of course and cold (I live in Central NY). We were out in the street crying our eyes out. NOBODY slept that night. The next day at school we had a memorial for him and couldn't carry on with classes. Even the Teachers were so distraught, I'll never forget. For us it was like when President Kennedy was killed. We felt such a huge loss. But John Lennon also gives us such great memories and for them we'll NEVER forget... never forget... Strawberry Fields for..ev..er. xoxo
Apple six I live in Syracuse now, but was still in the Bronx when that terrible night happened. I can still remember it vividly, where I was and what I was doing.
Great work on this video, Sergey! It brought back many memories of the impact the Beatles had on my life. One of the first albums I bought was Magical Mystery Tour...the rest was history. I didn't miss an album. I even liked the experimental stuff that John Lennon and Yoko Ono did as well as George Harrison. McCartney means a lot to me as well. I'm happy to say that I finally got to see him in concert a couple of years back. (And let's not forget Ringo who continues to play and spread the word of peace).
Your video also brought back the memories I had of that terrible day when Lennon was taken from us. I guess they always say you remember exactly where you were on days like that...I was working on my college newspaper putting together the next issue with my friends...radio blaring with the hits both classic and new......All of us happy and working late into the night when one of the guys told us to all be quiet and when the din died down the radio announcer said that John Lennon had been shot and had died. After hearing that news the rest of the night was quiet....We still worked on the paper, after all we had a deadline to meet, but none of us spoke...to shocked to say anything.
To this day it still affects me. Lennon's love of humanity and work for world peace will never be forgotten. His words will always strengthen us in times of turmoil.
Yoko, of course, continues the good work. I think she is a great woman and a great artist. As I grow older I become more appreciative of her work. It's also good to see John's sons Sean and Julian still working in music and art.
Thanks for this video, Sergey! I know I pretty much say this on every comment but I really love this direction you've taken. Keep up the great work!!! Do more!!!!
I love this video! I'm moving right by here in a couple weeks. That experience with the musician looked really special and you were very generous!
Another good video. I saw the Beatles for a birthday present when they were in Washington, DC in 1966. There was a lot of screaming (of course), so it was hard to hear the music, but I was still happy to be there.
calendarpage - Lucky!! 😀
I enjoyed your tour, thanks.
What a wonderful tribute to John Lennon! I am so glad you went there!!
Hey man you know what...your travel vlogs are the BEST!!❤❤
I walked around the Dakota's and strawberry fields to Central Park. I took some pictures. But that was before smartphone. And camera didn't have video. But I remember it in my mind. Great video thanks for sharing.
I was about 12 years old when the Beatles was on the Ed Sullivan Show. I did not care for the first couple of albums they had released, but when I heard the White Album is when I started to like their music. I bought it and Abby Road and every album they made in the time period. My daughter used to play their music and loved it also along with the movies they made.
*Yoko Ono's summer home is near Bainbridge New York about 180 miles from NYC. Yoko is now a tiny old lady; Sometimes she's out in the town shopping with her driver; she doesn't talk much but her driver is a nice funny guy who speaks some English and can carry on a conversation. It's a very small town and there is nothing special there.* Also, the giraffe named April who just gave birth, the very big RUclipsr, 4.3 meters tall at Animal Adventure Park is near that area.
Bless your journey to pay hommage to the legend. Very enjoyable, heartwarming video. I hope the experience in person was as deep and spiritual as you had hoped.
"And in the end, the love to take is equal to the love you make."💜
Thank you Sergei for this walk full of sad memories and deep, strong loving feelings! Nearly 40 years ..... Nevertheless, John Lennon and The Beatles remain beyond compare, magnificently loved and admired all over the world! One of a kind, forever ....
Thank you so much for this - the best views I've ever seen of John's home and the memorial. I live on the south coast of England, about 55 miles from where The Beatles recorded all those iconic songs, and hope one day to see John's final home.
Thank you ...I want to see it too some day . Beatles #1 . We all miss John !
So sad that John Lennon was taken away before his time.
Sergey, I am so loving your vlogs! Please keep them coming!
thanks for another great video. Beatles forever!
Forever and ever!
Thanks for the memories Сергея! 😁 🎶 🎤 🎻 🎼 🎸🎵
Great video about one of the legendary Beatles singer and songwriter John Lennon. Thanks, Sergey.
He reminds of my maths teacher who used to smile the same way
VERY wonderful video. Thank you. Through you, I was there at the memorial too. I had never seen it before. Celebrating. Remembering. Mourning. Loving.
You did awesome tfs
"Dziecko Rosemary" Polańskiego, Thanks for the memories Sergey!
I saw The Beatles on The Ed Sullivan Show when I was 10 years old. 1964🌹
Excellent, kind of on par with your report on that airplane crash. Nostalgia... things from the past that pull at our heartstrings.
In the 1960s in the Dakota is where the movie rosemarys baby was filmed some say production started in 1965 and finally the movie was released in 1968!
Какой энтузиаст! Молодец!!!
I like how you just dont care. That you can vlog and make a fool of yourself no matter where you are or who's around.
I enjoyed this 👌
Thank you very much for your live report about Dakota building from me from Ukraine!!!
They are changed my life too.
I was there in 2005. As we were walking up to the mosaic, Yoko walked past us heading back to the apartment. Apparently she goes there quite often and lays roses on it?
Nice video. Surprised that you came all the way to his home at the Dakota and didn't go to the entrance when he was shot?
I passed through the entrance in the end of the video.
Nice video Sergey......good to see you are getting into that NY vibe.....Chapman....hes a real no where man living in a no where cell.......Lennon also made Stand by Me...another good song. Hope you can get down to the village, alot of music history there.....
Thanks! Which village you mean?
the west village....Greenwich Village, thats where David Bowie lived, and there used to be many small clubs . There also used to be alot of small jazz clubs etc down there....maybe it has changed....not sure....I havent been down there in years.....Many musicians came out of there like Bob Dylan etc......
Awesome Dude thumbs up
5:46 when your kidnapper sings your favorite song
Very nice 👍🏽
Lovely video
Imagine no heaven, it is easy if you try. I wonder what Lennon is imagining now.
Soon there to join a treasure souvenir 💙🙏
ah, gettin to know N.Y. thru you Sergey, wow, as an american its alot of fun watching you lol
Stay tuned!
Cool video, I'm not gonna lie i was checking out the girls too.
lol
Cool stuff :)
in dakota where the inhabitants keep their vehicles?
I don't see parking there
yes very interesting. how long have you been in NYC now? have you checked where all the drinking water is coming from? I was amazed when I was reading about it. Will be waiting for a next vlog...you're doing great and your english vocabulary is very impressive
Nice video
Sergey, what about Ringo?
Great video! you're English is great. ..wish I could return the favor and someday, probably just a dream, could speak Russian as well! Hope you are having a nice trip and it is helping you! You seem well!
Love your videos. I can feel your love of music.
Yeah, I love music a lot!
John wasn't a big fan of Let it be.
He said it himself.
some of your information is wrong. chapman was not sitting on the curb waiting for the police.
oh dear let it be was a mccartney song ?
Would of laughed if Yoko walked past and grabbed a handful of money out of that buskers case.
Sergey, you are one classy dude, my wife Lupe and I really enjoy your videos and your experiences...we also really like the ones with your daughter, she is such a sweetheart and you really show what an awesome Dad you are to her...keep up the good work
The interrupting ambulance
Well Sergey, now you're going to have to stop at the Abbey Road crossing on your way back to Russia. 8-)
Abbey Road is in UK!
Yeah i know....
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Who lives there now?
And isn't Yoko Ono was there with the dog .... 4:52 .....? Sergey, I think you have not noticed itself Yoko Ono! :-)
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Alena LOLOL! ;-))
;-)
absolutely not her
Is that your very cool,Russian Navy T shirt. I love the Russian Navy T shirt
Not really. I bought it in Burlington in New York :)
0:59 when the hot girls walk in the hallway at school and da boys watch the girls 🥵
чисто по-русски :)))
Equal to me too....
Pyauul maccarcsii and John lyannaaen
John and Paul are the only Beatles mhm mhm yup
JOHN LENIN
its sad that people make money from john lennon's death...
greetings man
Come on! That guy was not making money on his death. He was creating some kind of value playing The Beatles songs there. It was creating a mood. After all, tip is voluntary. Up to people.
Sergey Baklykov Right.
greetings from Greece man, we are watching most of your videos(plus the real russia channel one)
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