@Faye Enke Yes. I had my favourite back in the day and switched when John died. I too love them all. These brilliant artists impacted our lives and globally opened doors for other British brilliant bands who looked up to them.
@@michaelabraham8873 Beatle fans embrace their music. We don't squabble about who was better in the band. We were just lucky to have them when we did and I am so glad you are enjoying them now. 💖
I'm 71, born in 1950. Like so many here understand, growing up with the Beatles was an unbelievably special privilege that is hard to conceive of its being replicated. I heard I Want To Hold Your Hand at 12 in early 1963 in the backseat of a school bus. I remember where I was standing when I first heard Yesterday. Rubber Soul changed my life at 15 while living at Tachikawa Air Base in Japan with my family. I saw the global live broadcast of All You Need Is Love. I saw Paul at a concert in San Diego in 2019 with my adult daughter, and my two grandchildren, six and seven, LOVE the Beatles. We are so, so lucky. God bless the Beatles.
I like to think being born in 1970, making the 80s my formative teen years, that I was lucky to see and hear so many bands and the new genres they brought to the main stream, from the Sugar Hill Gang to Bruce Springsteen to Joy Division and Depeche Mode, but even then, it was hearing The Beatles and Wings from Mom's lp record player that was center of our wooden cabinet hifi stereo system that I first learned to sing along to - and while those other bands are great notes of rock and roll history - The Beatles ARE rock and roll history - and so are you Sir. Without the original British fans, there would never have been us American fans. Words can't relay how grateful I am. SALUTE, SIR!
I feel so very blessed to have grown up in the Sixties... specifically the Beatles years of 1964 -1970 - along with the evolution of The Beatles and their music. They were coming of age . . . and so was I. What wonderful years to be alive and growing up through the teenage years... I was 14 when they first appeared on Ed Sullivan's show in early 1964 . . . and I grew up through in the following six years as The Beatles grew, matured, experimented and conquered the world of music and popular culture. 'Whatta time to be alive!!!!!!!!!!
That's not an exaggeration. Mozart and Schubert wrote thousands of tunes, of which hundreds are famous today; of all all the Beatles' tunes, very few did not appeal.
Their music will be passed on by father and mother to son & daughter. When I played The Beatles to my daughter for the first time - the sheer joy of hearing it for the first time. I will never forget that. Just like I never forgot my parents playing it when I was little. I know when my daughter has children of her own - she will do the same. It'll be that way forever. Thank you John, Paul, George and Ringo - you are the finest, the best, the greatest band of all time.
That's also in our family tradition. My girls and I bonded over singing to the Beatles tunes. That was way more meaningful than singing nursery rhymes with my mom.
TO me it was a instant antidepressant to put the Beatles on as a wee lad IT'S like that still but time's Thay are changing but the Beatles WILL REMAIN THE GREATEST BAND EVER😮😅I loved them STILL do memories are priceless😢😮😅😢❤
I was born in 56. I can’t possibly convey how profoundly important the Beatles were to my happiness as a child and through life. It runs very deep with me. Thanks lads.
1957 and ditto. I listened to rock and roll on the radio as much as I could from the time I was five years old. I knew many of the top 40 hits and I wondered how song writers kept coming up with great new tunes. Surely, there would come a day when the all of the good songs would be written. But, I was six then. I clearly remember a thought or a feeling that came to me in early 1964 that something big was coming to the music world. Something new and beautiful that everybody would love. Maybe, I was confused by the times when such a jumble of songs from the 50’s, country songs, Motown songs, protest/ folk songs, instrumentals, and the new groups defining Rock and Roll were all played on one station. The 60’s was a great decade to be tuned into popular music. Then the Beatles were born. They were fulfilling my premonition, though I never mentioned it to anyone for a long time. My older sister loved The Beatles, too, and she somehow brought each new LP home and she and I and my little sister (sometimes) would listen to the new album as long as Mom or Grandma would let us. But it didn’t take long before we knew at least the melodies of each track. It was so beautiful and such a gift, to have each song that had been pressed onto that disc, firmly tucked into my brain where I could listen to any or every song whenever I wanted to. On the way to school, in class at school, after school I could put Meet The Beatles on play in my head and listen to the whole album. Every kind of emotion you wanted to feel was on that LP.
1962 August they are at the Cavern- I was a month old. I am still as amazed by all this as I was 13 years later when a friend introduced me to the Lads. My life was so touched by every aspect the music and what they had been into. A lifetime's worth of admiration and respect for all they showed me.
I am 20 now, in a new generation and era. Nothing or no one will ever touch The Beatles ever. Even as someone young as me, they did it better than anyone. Just simply the greatest ever
@@bobrush4217 I would say I am also lol, even though I’m young n I have so much to learn still I know a lot. One thing that is for certain I know is I could do is name any Beatles song in under 1 second or less. That’s my greatest hidden talent 😂
I was Born in 55 Their Music HELPED me thru my parents Divorce Age 9 in 1964 They Brought me Music, Love,Light&Hope Thanks Lads from the Bottom of my HEART♥️🌟😘
Oh Debra, born in 55 also. Sorry about your parent's divorce in that year - 64. Was living in Turkey then at age 8 and 9 as the son if an air force sergeant with my mom and younger brother and sister. Beatles were it over there but could not see them. No TV over there at that time. Saw hard days night at the movies there though. Best band ever. Be well.
I will never forget the first time I saw the Beatles. I was about 8 years old. Because I was sick my parents let me sleep in their room. I knew the Beatles were playing so I adjusted my mothers makeup mirror to reflect from the living room into the bedroom where I could watch from my bed. , as they thought 8 pm was past my bedtime. I got a chance to watch the Beatles without my parents knowing I was seeing them with the mirror on their dresser! Their music has lit up my life for all the years of broadcast and beyond. They wrote the most beautiful songs everyone in the world could sing along to. They were the epic change throughout my growing years. Even today music jam sessions always include a Beatles song, and knowing all the harmonies, I join them to sing along. They were and always will be THE BEST.
If The Beatles hadn't happened - it would have been a very silent world - I am 69 and The Beatles will always come into my mind-The are undeniabley the best-nothing will ever be so beautiful
I saw the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1964, like all the country did. I was 6 years old....thanks to Ringo, I've been rocking on the drums ever since. She Loves You Yeah Yeah Yeah!!🎶🎶
THE BEATLES. Still set the Bar today. A perfect Blend . I'm 62 yrs old and I appreciate them even more today. Just amazing . STILL THE GREATEST BAND A ONE OFF .
@@ronniewall1481 I love Ringo. He is a nice down to earth guy who never took the celebrity serious. He and supermodel Barbara Bach have been married for decades. That speaks volumes about both of them. How often do you see these big time celebrity marriages last? Hardly ever, if at all. But to say John, Paul and George are just a boy band? It's laughable. Please tell me you are joking or a troll.
no-one else writes lyrics like them. my second bible, lately have been re-listening to the lyrics. They knew stuff. lets not forget Sir George Martin. Thank you, Mr. Martin, RIP.
I look at all the lonely people...in my life, I've loved you more...Michelle, ma belle, all we need is love...I can go on! Even though I am 73, and a generations past those days, I still hear the Beatles and remember lyrics without intention. I am still knocked out that I once heard them perform live in my head - only in my head! It was like an auditory hallucination! I
I am 70 years old and I have been a fan of the Beatles since 1964, they really were, are, and will continue to be the best rock band. Beatles four ever.🎹🎸🎻☮❤
I'll be 70 in a few m ok months and 1964 is the first time I heard my first Beatles song after that I was hooked. Til this day, I still listen to them every chance I get.
Haha, I'm 71...what a time to be young, hey? George made the most sense to me, so off I went to a Temple in Vrndavan, India, and never really came back.
I remember my parents allowing us siblings to stay up and watch the Beatles debut on Ed Sullivan. She was smitten before Ed Sullivan's show but too bad my Dad wasn't into it. My oldest sisters was screaming and crying and begging to go to a concert but the best my Mom could do was take us all to the theater to see Can't buy Me love. Our Mom took us up to the second tier and all I could think of was how epic this all was. Thank you Mom!!!! I was, at eight, an forever Beatle fan for LIFE after that!!!
@@leeabend8079 On a recording, few like to hear themselves. But he had the best voice of them all that blended perfectly with the rest. Ringo had another unique voice which made the band sound great
I had gotten out of the Army on December 2nd and gotten home to see the newspaper headline of John Lennon's assassination in New York city. I broke down and cried. I was a fan of the band that had been an inspiration for me for so many years.
I've listened and watched the Beatles all my 63 yrs and still can't get over the amount of music they've written in such a short time together not counting their solo material!
Born in 1950, I thank my lucky stars that my teenage years encompassed the greatest band and music to ever exist. When I first heard I Want To Hold Your Hand on our car radio, I told my parents the Beatles would be change music forever and boy was I right.
I turned 6 December 1964. My Father, being in the US Air Force was off to Viet Nam at the beginning of summer. My Mother, Sister and I stayed with our families (both sides) in San Jose Ca for the year. It was that summer when I heard my first Beatles song. Music had a grip on me from birth! Though it was the lyrics in any song that reached out to me the most as long as they made some kind of sense to my young mind. The backbeat of Rock along with Ringos less is more style of drumming giving way to the trio of guitars though never going unnoticed. The Beatles as a whole strengthened my love for music. It took just four guys from Liverpool Great Brittan to change the face of music as the world then knew it. Two very important events took place in my life from July 1964 to June 1965. At the age of 6 I became a lifelong Beatles fan! But most important is that Dad came home from Viet Nam alive and in one piece! The Beatles, My Music Heros! Dad, My Hero in reality and life! John, George, Mom and Dad. Rest With The Angels!
Glad your dad came home, safe and sound. These were turbulent times - but my, how wonderful the music was! It carried you into a new sphere of hope and personal growth.
No one anywhere in the world will ever be able to take the place of the Beatles, they were, are and always will be phenomenal! Peace to the world xxxxxx😘❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I feel blessed to have lived through it all! It’s extremely difficult to explain to the younger generation what it was like, there are no words only awe & emotions. Long live The Beatles! ❤😊❤
The Beatles were just way ahead of the times. PARAMOUNT! EVEN IN PRESENT TIME AND BEYOUND. EACH EVEN MADE THEIR OWN SOLO ALBUMS. We can go on and on. No other group can match THE BEATLES
Excellent documentary. I was 16 in '60 and the wonderful thing, at least in the UK, is that the Beatles were not promoted or 'marketed'. Everybody who heard them, loved them. We had no idea, back then what a phenomenon they would become. And here we are, 50 - 60 years later and they still have no peers. Their likes will never be seen again.
The Beatles is a awesome group alot of awesome songs ❣️ Paul McCartney is a awesome singer and song writer and John Lennon and George Harrison, and Ringo Starr.
Definitely influential when Ludwig Drum Co. And Zildjian Cymbals ended up with back orders over a year of drums and cymbals after they appeared on Ed Sullivan !!
I saw The Beatles in concert on stage at the Romford Odeon cinema, Essex, England on Sunday June 16 1963. I live in California now and am still proud I saw the Fab 4 before they were on the Ed Sullivan Show! I went home deaf from the screaming of teenagers younger than I was! I was 18…..
February 9, 1964 was my birthday! One of the best gifts ever was seeing the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show for the first time. I thank D.D. for turning me on to them.
lets see if the modern popular boy band bts can stand the test of time and be remembered by their music and their song dynamite can get stale for one week and whene i listen to revolution 9 i can remember that in 1 month or 2
@@rileymaingque323 NEVER WAS THAT IMPRESSED. POPULAR ISNT BEST ITS MOST COMMON. A LOT OF LESSOR KNOWN GROUPS MAKE THE BEATLES LOOK LIKE CRAP. ONLY THING I LIKE ABOUT BEATLES WAS RINGO.
Yesterday is the song Paul plucked out of the air but the song that has always existed. It was truly from another place, from spirit and he channelled it.
As an Englishman, it makes me SO VERY proud that, from this little island, we had, and still have so much world beating musical talent. And we are also the home of the greatest pop band there ever was, even Elvis was worried about The Beatles popularity and success. The Beatles changed music forever, by embracing old school chords and harmonies, then elevating them for a modern age. I wish I'd been around at the time, but sadly, the band broke up 2 years before I was born. But it doesn't stop me loving and appreciating ALL that they did, now more than ever. Beatles FOUR ever ♥️
I lived through the entire Beatles rise ...... On Nov. 22, 1963 the Beatles were to be introduced on the CBS evening news program in the USA ..... that report, which was intended to introduce the Beatles to America, was pre-empted understandably due to the assassination of President Kennedy - I was just one of millions of grief-stricken kids who had idolized JFK, who was ripe for the picking when "I Want To Hold Your Hand" and the Beatles exploded on the scene weeks later ...... by February, the boys came to the USA for the first time, appeared on Ed Sullivan, and every kid in my generation grew their hair out and got "Beatles Boots" - we knew that the girls would like that! ..... The Beatles message of LOVE and the struggle to grow up, helped us all to grow up - and their music and message has been with me throughout my life ..... They were an amazing influence in my life
I'm 71, & started playing guitar in bands in 1965 at the age of 14. 18 bands & 57 years later, they are & always will be the best in my book, hands down. As a musician, I feel truly blessed to have been able to be alive during that era (and survive 😉).....And listening to the early Beatles' stuff still gives me a combination of goosebumps and tears, depending on whether the source be something like "In My Life" or "You're Gonna Lose That Girl".....I get special feelings that only manifest themselves when I listen to or perform anything from those first 5 albums......I could go on & on naming songs that are so special to me and the memories associated with those special tunes, but it would really be impossible......There simply aren't enough words in my vocabulary. I would be on "verbal safari", still sitting here days from now if I even made the attempt. I would also like to say that it is a crying shame that George has been overlooked and/or underrated by so many. The guy was a master, and I am so glad that he lived long enough to do the Travellin' Wilburys project. R.I.P., George & John... And my deepest thanks for the gift that the 4 of you guys gave to the world.........And me.
Hate to to burst your English bubble but ! The two main men in the Beatles were of Irish extraction. It is their Irish Gene's which gave us those memorable melodies . The Irish are famous for lyrics and song writing. The English are famous for creating armies and stripping resourced from weaker nations.
@@den264 Do not conflate the rich 19th Century Aristocracy and the East India Company with the ordinary people and the actual policies of the British Government!
The music is still as good now as it was then. I was a kid in elementary school and it was all so exciting and new. I got my first album for Christmas in 1963. it was the best thing I had ever heard then and now. it really was magical.
💕I still listen to them everyday A BIG THANK YOU JOHN,PAUL,GEORGE,RINGO. GEORGE MARTIN & BRIAN EPSTEIN FOR BRINGING THIS WONDERFUL CATALOGUE OF EPIC MUSIC TO EVERYONE ON THIS PLANET ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I turned 70 back a few months ago and I also remember watching the Beatles in Feb 1964 on Ed Sullivan and my life was changed forever. I’ve always loved their music and always will. Love those guys.
Thank heavens that some of us were around when the Beatles were creating incredible music, what an honour to be present at the same time in history. Greatest band in musical history.
The first time I visited Liverpool, we were on the Magical Mystery Tour bus, doing the tourist thing and trundling along Penny Lane. It was a miserable day and I remember being annoyed that the windows kept fogging up. All of a sudden, we heard a siren and the bus pulled over right in front of Tony Slavin’s Penny Lane Barber Shop. The guide had the presence of mind to say “and the fireman rushes in from the pouring rain, very strange” 🥰🙂
As a wee lad I sang that song to my classmates in 1979. As a presentation. Every Tuesday arvo from then on I was asked to repeat something similar. Though they gave others a chance of course. We were last on the list to play or sing a Beatles song. One of my greatest memories.Thank-you for reminding me
Actually no doubt about it, BEATLES were the best band ever. I still follow the brilliant carreer of the fantastic Sir Paul McCartney, as he always has been my favourite since I was 15 years old and now I will be 76 in September. Sir Paul McCartney is a great singer, composer and being able to play various instruments. Actually I will be his great fan until the day I day. And on the top of all this he is sooooooo handsome. My name is Isabel, I am Portuguese and live in Cascais. I love to watch this videos!!!
My university offered a Beatles 300 level (advanced) class. My friends gave me crap for taking it. It’s now 30 years later and its the only class I remember learning anything in.
I was playing in a rock band in 1964.. We loved the Beatles. We played many of their songs. There never will be a time like that. I'm glad I got to witness it first hand. The world has gone to hell in a hand basket in the last few years.
the world needs guidance today...it needs some heroes to look up to....we have none...the Kardasians? Bruce Jenner? ha ha....the World is all screwed up now...we have to "get back to where we once belonged"....and soon
The Beatles playing the Ed Sullivan show takes me back to when I was nine years old. My older cousin happened to be staying with us for a few weeks. After the show was over we both went to the bathroom mirror and combed our hair down in front to see what we looked like with bangs. What a time it was in America. Their influence on all of us was huge.
I also watched and was 9. It was so amazing to see them, hear their music, see the berserk girls screaming and fainting, listening to my dad complaining about their long hair (what?) Lol it barely covered their ears...just wait a couple years to see long hair! But I fell hard
Grew up with their music. Loved them then. Love them now. The most wonderful, magnificent, creative pop band ever. Many gifts they gave us. Music that appealed to all ages, a gift. Each song a different sound, a gift. Such wonderful variety in music, a gift. How lucky we really were to have The Beatles. Simply superb musicians. They created music that still has remained unsurpassed. As George Harrison noted, The Beatles will still be around long after all The Beatles are gone. A wise man indeed.
I remember every single song as it came out on the radio. From the 1st one in the USA...until now 2021 Sept 20th still love The Beatles. Thank you England.
You know you’re the greatest band when there’s a hour and a half documentary that list your greatest songs and doesn’t even talk about amazing tracks like: don’t let me down, here comes the sun, oh darlin, for no one, and a day In the life (greatest song in my opinion) it just shows the amount of talent they had isn’t even measurable. Absolutely remarkable...
They polled the top twenty seven we all know how huge a catalogue of songs they have it goes without saying can’t feature them all so it’s the most popular that are featuring here .
I was born in 79' but I was raised listening to the Beatles from mom and dad. I remember watching Hard Day's Night with my mother all the time. That's when I started to love there music and forever will. 💕
Four ordinary lads from Liverpool were to blossom into the most extraordinarily talented group that the worlds of pop, rock and music in general had ever seen or heard, or will ever be likely to see or hear again! Three of the things that were to change that initial "ordinariness" were that they definitely "put the hours in" in the early years and afterwards, and perhaps primarily, they genuinely loved their art, and throughout, they genuinely loved each other just as brothers can! Having said that, their brilliance is probably unquantifiable because they were, are and will always be truly unique. When I was very young, I thought Elvis was the biggest and greatest ever. I still love Elvis but I never imagined then that four young lads would come along and shake the world even more vigorously and in a completely different way!
I was born in 1967, so I came to Beatles music as a young teen in about 1980, ten years after they had disbanded. I wondered what all the fuss was about. I listened... and listened... and listened... and was deeply moved. Yep, the greatest band by quite a margin. Glorious.
me too. Born in 68. In 80 when he died I was introduced. By 81 my first concert was Beatlemania. Bought the best of's when John died and also the radio started playing them again then and never stopped. Though I knew who they were before I was in school (but not familiar with their music). And i grew up with Paul Mccartney and the Wings in the 70s (not knowing he was in the Beatles). The Wings remind me of my childhood. But having said that I do remember "Here Comes The Sun" stll playing all the time in the very early 70s. Not knowing who sang it. But especially Harrison's "My Swwet Lord". Again not knowing who sang it. And in 75 I now know "Got To Get You Back Im My Life" was re-released for some reason but do remember knowing for sure that was the Beatles. But that's it. And I remember Hey Jude, Let It Be, Get Back were still playing in the early 70s but I don't think I knew who played it. Maybe I did. I dont think I did. And I remember Yesterday played as an oldie and knowing that somehow. And not unfamiliar with all of it when I first heard the best of's in 1980-81 But from my perspective I'm pretty sure the last 4 years of the 70s the Beatles were not played on the radio at all. Not the popular AM Radio I was listening to anyways.
What's can I say about the awesome Fab Four that hasn't already been said?They made the world a better place.Their cultural and musical legacy will live on FOREVER, THANK YOU JOHN,PAUL,GEORGE AND RINGO....I LOVE YOU!!!!
I have always say the same thing, late '54 and the music the events the people from about the time I was 10 on till 20 came to shape who I was as an adult. As I look back that is quite clear. Wouldn't want to be born at any other time!
My mum (from Liverpool) told me in the '70's that the Beatles were the greatest band in the world. I can't believe that it's 2021 and it still holds true! Great video!
@@forastero4ever Why? Because we're all crazy. Now go home and tell your mama she wants ya. But seriously. Have you REALLY just stopped, looked at and listened?
I will love them till the end of time.. They changed the music world. They made music history and I'm proud I got to watch them on the Ed Sullivan show. They changed my world.
Whenever I feel blue about aging, I remember I lived during Beatlemania... And wouldn't trade that life shaping experience for youth. 😉
@david woods Me too. We have the Beatles. Kids now grow up with what? ✌✌
THIS CAME OUT AT SAME TIME.
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@Faye Enke Yes. I had my favourite back in the day and switched when John died. I too love them all. These brilliant artists impacted our lives and globally opened doors for other British brilliant bands who looked up to them.
@@michaelabraham8873 Beatle fans embrace their music. We don't squabble about who was better in the band. We were just lucky to have them when we did and I am so glad you are enjoying them now. 💖
Amen 🙏
I'm 71, born in 1950. Like so many here understand, growing up with the Beatles was an unbelievably special privilege that is hard to conceive of its being replicated. I heard I Want To Hold Your Hand at 12 in early 1963 in the backseat of a school bus. I remember where I was standing when I first heard Yesterday. Rubber Soul changed my life at 15 while living at Tachikawa Air Base in Japan with my family. I saw the global live broadcast of All You Need Is Love. I saw Paul at a concert in San Diego in 2019 with my adult daughter, and my two grandchildren, six and seven, LOVE the Beatles. We are so, so lucky. God bless the Beatles.
Here , here!😮
Hear, hear! ❤
You, sir, are awesome!
I like to think being born in 1970, making the 80s my formative teen years, that I was lucky to see and hear so many bands and the new genres they brought to the main stream, from the Sugar Hill Gang to Bruce Springsteen to Joy Division and Depeche Mode, but even then, it was hearing The Beatles and Wings from Mom's lp record player that was center of our wooden cabinet hifi stereo system that I first learned to sing along to - and while those other bands are great notes of rock and roll history - The Beatles ARE rock and roll history - and so are you Sir. Without the original British fans, there would never have been us American fans. Words can't relay how grateful I am. SALUTE, SIR!
The Beatles were the Mozarts, Bachs, and Beethovens of their time. We were blessed to have them.
I feel so very blessed to have grown up in the Sixties... specifically the Beatles years of 1964 -1970 - along with the evolution of The Beatles and their music.
They were coming of age . . . and so was I. What wonderful years to be alive and growing up through the teenage years... I was 14 when they first appeared on Ed Sullivan's show in early 1964 . . . and I grew up through in the following six years as The Beatles grew, matured, experimented and conquered the world of music and popular culture. 'Whatta time to be alive!!!!!!!!!!
Great way of putting it! Are you related to Eric?
@@Snoopy7666 I feel the same i was driven to play and Sing because of them and i am still driven.
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@@Snoopy7666 you are so lucky.
That's not an exaggeration. Mozart and Schubert wrote thousands of tunes, of which hundreds are famous today; of all all the Beatles' tunes, very few did not appeal.
Their music will be passed on by father and mother to son & daughter. When I played The Beatles to my daughter for the first time - the sheer joy of hearing it for the first time. I will never forget that. Just like I never forgot my parents playing it when I was little. I know when my daughter has children of her own - she will do the same. It'll be that way forever. Thank you John, Paul, George and Ringo - you are the finest, the best, the greatest band of all time.
That's also in our family tradition. My girls and I bonded over singing to the Beatles tunes. That was way more meaningful than singing nursery rhymes with my mom.
TO me it was a instant antidepressant to put the Beatles on as a wee lad IT'S like that still but time's Thay are changing but the Beatles WILL REMAIN THE GREATEST BAND EVER😮😅I loved them STILL do memories are priceless😢😮😅😢❤
I am 23 years old and I've been a Beatles fan when I was a little girl!
Here's to John and George - much loved and sorely missed. Paul and Ringo - still loved and deeply respected.
I was born in 56. I can’t possibly convey how profoundly important the Beatles were to my happiness as a child and through life. It runs very deep with me. Thanks lads.
1957 and ditto. I listened to rock and roll on the radio as much as I could from the time I was five years old. I knew many of the top 40 hits and I wondered how song writers kept coming up with great new tunes. Surely, there would come a day when the all of the good songs would be written. But, I was six then.
I clearly remember a thought or a feeling that came to me in early 1964 that something big was coming to the music world. Something new and beautiful that everybody would love. Maybe, I was confused by the times when such a jumble of songs from the 50’s, country songs, Motown songs, protest/ folk songs, instrumentals, and the new groups defining Rock and Roll were all played on one station. The 60’s was a great decade to be tuned into popular music.
Then the Beatles were born. They were fulfilling my premonition, though I never mentioned it to anyone for a long time. My older sister loved The Beatles, too, and she somehow brought each new LP home and she and I and my little sister (sometimes) would listen to the new album as long as Mom or Grandma would let us. But it didn’t take long before we knew at least the melodies of each track. It was so beautiful and such a gift, to have each song that had been pressed onto that disc, firmly tucked into my brain where I could listen to any or every song whenever I wanted to. On the way to school, in class at school, after school I could put Meet The Beatles on play in my head and listen to the whole album. Every kind of emotion you wanted to feel was on that LP.
1956 was the year I was born too!
Me too. There must be millions of us...
Also born then but less impressed. I remember my friend had a Dansette - I was 7 and he put on I wanna hold your hand. I was a bit "meh" really.
1962 August they are at the Cavern- I was a month old. I am still as amazed by all this as I was 13 years later when a friend introduced me to the Lads. My life was so touched by every aspect the music and what they had been into.
A lifetime's worth of admiration and respect for all they showed me.
I am 20 now, in a new generation and era. Nothing or no one will ever touch The Beatles ever. Even as someone young as me, they did it better than anyone. Just simply the greatest ever
I'm a Beatles expert. I loved them early on and I know a bunch of triivia about them.
@@bobrush4217 I would say I am also lol, even though I’m young n I have so much to learn still I know a lot. One thing that is for certain I know is I could do is name any Beatles song in under 1 second or less. That’s my greatest hidden talent 😂
I'm 65 in 2024, and I agree.
The greatest BEATLES song is the one you are listening to at the moment! All THE BEATLES SONGS ARE JUST ONE BIG SONG!
The Beatles were the classical composers of pop-rock music. Their music will live on 4 eternity.
They were & still are the greatest band ever and we're privileged to have witnessed their greatness !
Beatles will always be a thing of the 60s,
They are the biggest entertainment act that will ever be!
I was Born in 55
Their Music HELPED me thru my parents Divorce
Age 9 in 1964
They Brought me
Music, Love,Light&Hope
Thanks Lads from the Bottom of my HEART♥️🌟😘
Oh Debra, born in 55 also. Sorry about your parent's divorce in that year - 64. Was living in Turkey then at age 8 and 9 as the son if an air force sergeant with my mom and younger brother and sister. Beatles were it over there but could not see them. No TV over there at that time. Saw hard days night at the movies there though. Best band ever. Be well.
Even if they only played together as a group for ten years, they will live forever. They are immortal. I love them with all my heart.♥️♥️♥️♥️🍀🌞
I will never forget the first time I saw the Beatles. I was about 8 years old. Because I was sick my parents let me sleep in their room. I knew the Beatles were playing so I adjusted my mothers makeup mirror to reflect from the living room into the bedroom where I could watch from my bed. , as they thought 8 pm was past my bedtime. I got a chance to watch the Beatles without my parents knowing I was seeing them with the mirror on their dresser! Their music has lit up my life for all the years of broadcast and beyond. They wrote the most beautiful songs everyone in the world could sing along to. They were the epic change throughout my growing years. Even today music jam sessions always include a Beatles song, and knowing all the harmonies, I join them to sing along. They were and always will be THE BEST.
If The Beatles hadn't happened - it would have been a very silent world - I am 69 and The Beatles will always come into my mind-The are undeniabley the best-nothing will ever be so beautiful
I saw the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1964, like all the country did. I was 6 years old....thanks to Ringo, I've been rocking on the drums ever since. She Loves You Yeah Yeah Yeah!!🎶🎶
THE BEATLES.
Still set the Bar today.
A perfect Blend .
I'm 62 yrs old and I appreciate them even more today.
Just amazing .
STILL THE GREATEST BAND
A ONE OFF .
Yep!!
Not Mozart. One man did as much as the Fab Four
@@RobertWellerRub I love Classical as Well.
Hard to Dispute.
Without Mozart ?
There would be No BEATLES.
Mozart influenced just about everybody.
I,AM,77YEARS ,YOUNG,AND,THE BEATLES WILL BE FOREVER ETERNAL!!!LOVE love ❤️
75 and still love them!
They are timeless. Nothing else sounds like the Beatles.
EVERYONE SAYS BEATLES INFLUENCED ALL OTHER MUSIC.
OH PLEASE THEY ARE A FRIGGIN BOY BAND WITHOUT RINGO THEIR MUSIC SUCKS.
@@ronniewall1481 I love Ringo. He is a nice down to earth guy who never took the celebrity serious. He and supermodel Barbara Bach have been married for decades. That speaks volumes about both of them. How often do you see these big time celebrity marriages last? Hardly ever, if at all. But to say John, Paul and George are just a boy band? It's laughable. Please tell me you are joking or a troll.
@@rollinmark8952 REALLY INVENTED DRUMMER.
no-one else writes lyrics like them. my second bible, lately have been re-listening to the lyrics. They knew stuff. lets not forget Sir George Martin. Thank you, Mr. Martin, RIP.
The Beatles were, are, and will be the best group ever!!!✌
No matter how many times you listen to their songs, you never get tired of them.
I look at all the lonely people...in my life, I've loved you more...Michelle, ma belle, all we need is love...I can go on! Even though I am 73, and a generations past those days, I still hear the Beatles and remember lyrics without intention. I am still knocked out that I once heard them perform live in my head - only in my head! It was like an auditory hallucination! I
I am 70 years old and I have been a fan of the Beatles since 1964, they really were, are, and will continue to be the best rock band. Beatles four ever.🎹🎸🎻☮❤
I'll be 70 in a few m ok months and 1964 is the first time I heard my first Beatles song after that I was hooked.
Til this day, I still listen to them every chance I get.
Just place a lefthand guitar smiley :)
And there never will be....
Haha, I'm 71...what a time to be young, hey? George made the most sense to me, so off I went to a Temple in Vrndavan, India, and never really came back.
You'll get no argument from me!
I am so so grateful that during the entirety of human existence, I get to be alive at a time where the Beatles existed.
We all should be. Most probably are.
@@whichgodofthousandsmeansno5306 corblimeeaaaarrgh
Edward, what a great perspective. Me too!!
Well, don’t forget the ancient Egyptian band The Scarabs. They were brilliant, too.
Edward E. I feel EXACTLY the same..how blessed we are! ❤️
Born in 1962,the Beatles have been a part of my world from the beginning. I suppose they will be until my end. Thank you John,Paul,George and Ringo
You will meet them in heaven.
1962!
me too!!
A great documentary film. The Beatles hooked me at 10 years old. 48 years later, the songs still sound new and exciting.
I saw the Beatles in Melbourne Australia in 64...l was 14...loved it then and always will love their music 💖
I am now nearly 72..still love their music 🎶🎶
The beatles are timeless!!!. The Beatles are the greatest band of all time ️.
I remember my parents allowing us siblings to stay up and watch the Beatles debut on Ed Sullivan. She was smitten before Ed Sullivan's show but too bad my Dad wasn't into it. My oldest sisters was screaming and crying and begging to go to a concert but the best my Mom could do was take us all to the theater to see Can't buy Me love. Our Mom took us up to the second tier and all I could think of was how epic this all was. Thank you Mom!!!! I was, at eight, an forever Beatle fan for LIFE after that!!!
the beatles have so many songs and their music covers so many DIFFERENT musical GENRES it's unbelievable
The greatest band ever.♥️
John’s voice is so unique. I can listen to him all day.
Julian has the same voice
John didn't like his voice. Shows he didn't know it all.
@@leeabend8079 On a recording, few like to hear themselves. But he had the best voice of them all that blended perfectly with the rest. Ringo had another unique voice which made the band sound great
In my opinion George was the most unique .
My FAVORITE! John was ❤
I had gotten out of the Army on December 2nd and gotten home to see the newspaper headline of John Lennon's assassination in New York city. I broke down and cried. I was a fan of the band that had been an inspiration for me for so many years.
I've listened and watched the Beatles all my 63 yrs and still can't get over the amount of music they've written in such a short time together not counting their solo material!
Totally the greatest ever in my opinion. All four of them ❤️🤘🏾
Born in 1950, I thank my lucky stars that my teenage years encompassed the greatest band and music to ever exist. When I first heard I Want To Hold Your Hand on our car radio, I told my parents the Beatles would be change music forever and boy was I right.
Mark Field I was born 52 and it was wonderful to grow up with the greatest music starting from early 60s. Very grateful too.x
Born in 1950 as well. Got my first pair of Beatles boots, (suede) in '65. Same year I joined a band. Managed to mangle "This Boy."
I turned 6 December 1964. My Father, being in the US Air Force was off to Viet Nam at the beginning of summer. My Mother, Sister and I stayed with our families (both sides) in San Jose Ca for the year. It was that summer when I heard my first Beatles song. Music had a grip on me from birth! Though it was the lyrics in any song that reached out to me the most as long as they made some kind of sense to my young mind. The backbeat of Rock along with Ringos less is more style of drumming giving way to the trio of guitars though never going unnoticed. The Beatles as a whole strengthened my love for music. It took just four guys from Liverpool Great Brittan to change the face of music as the world then knew it. Two very important events took place in my life from July 1964 to June 1965. At the age of 6 I became a lifelong Beatles fan! But most important is that Dad came home from Viet Nam alive and in one piece! The Beatles, My Music Heros! Dad, My Hero in reality and life! John, George, Mom and Dad. Rest With The Angels!
Well said!!!!
Very Nice .
Glad your dad came home, safe and sound. These were turbulent times - but my, how wonderful the music was! It carried you into a new sphere of hope and personal growth.
VERY TOUCHING. GOD BLESS YOU
No one anywhere in the world will ever be able to take the place of the Beatles, they were, are and always will be phenomenal! Peace to the world xxxxxx😘❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you John, George, Paul and Ringo. Still changing lives.
Still making life worth living.
The Beatles will always be my favorite rock group. I never tire of them and I'm 68!
I always felt that "Long and Winding Road" is indeed a hauntingly sad vocal, I cannot imagine a sadder one, very touching, very real
She's leaving home????
Eleanor rigby
Yesterday
I feel blessed to have lived through it all! It’s extremely difficult to explain to the younger generation what it was like, there are no words only awe & emotions. Long live The Beatles! ❤😊❤
They evolved from Love Me Do to Let it Be in less than 8 years. That's a miracle.
A miracle indeed!!!
It’s even more miraculous than that! Those two songs were recorded just six years and four months apart. September 1962 to January 1969. Crazy!
No one like The Beatles, Still The Greatest Band in the Universe
“Let It Be” is one of the most beautiful songs ever recorded. It makes me cry every time.
The Beatles were just way ahead of the times. PARAMOUNT! EVEN IN PRESENT TIME AND BEYOUND. EACH EVEN MADE THEIR OWN SOLO ALBUMS. We can go on and on. No other group can match THE BEATLES
Excellent documentary. I was 16 in '60 and the wonderful thing, at least in the UK, is that the Beatles were not promoted or 'marketed'. Everybody who heard them, loved them. We had no idea, back then what a phenomenon they would become. And here we are, 50 - 60 years later and they still have no peers. Their likes will never be seen again.
It was a GREAT ERA to have been a teenager!
The Beatles is a awesome group alot of awesome songs ❣️ Paul McCartney is a awesome singer and song writer and John Lennon and George Harrison, and Ringo Starr.
awesome comment
I can't begin to imagine the pressure they were under.
Individually or as a group they were all world class.
Beatles lives forever thru their music. Im crying in Let It Be and Hey Jude part.
The Beatles' music is a piece of the fabric of the universe.
Far out, man...
So are you
greatest and most influential band of all time in an incredible era -have listened and never grow tired for over 50 years!!
Yes I agree the greatest group of all time,alot of awesome songs
Definitely influential when Ludwig Drum Co. And Zildjian Cymbals ended up with back orders over a year of drums and cymbals after they appeared on Ed Sullivan !!
I saw The Beatles in concert on stage at the Romford Odeon cinema, Essex, England on Sunday June 16 1963. I live in California now and am still proud I saw the Fab 4 before they were on the Ed Sullivan Show! I went home deaf from the screaming of teenagers younger than I was! I was 18…..
The Beatles - the start of it all - the best of it all... and the GOAT... LOVE THE BEATLES
One of the best Beatles documentaries I've ever watched. Thank you John, Paul, George, and Ringo. John and George, RIP.
brought me to tears!
R.I.P ✝️.
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a band all generations can agree on
Beatles still rock !!
Greatest band in History.
Wow, what a wonderful program of the best band in the world!
I love the BEATLES Period! Forever!!!!!
February 9, 1964 was my birthday! One of the best gifts ever was seeing the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show for the first time. I thank D.D. for turning me on to them.
Well here we are 50 years later and they're still the greatest of all-time. I knew it in 1968 and I know it now.
lets see if the modern popular boy band bts can stand the test of time and be remembered by their music and their song dynamite can get stale for one week and whene i listen to revolution 9 i can remember that in 1 month or 2
LOL NOT GREATEST NOT EVEN THAT GOOD.
PEOPLE THINK POPULAR MEANS BETTER. POPULAR MEANS MOST COMMON.
@@ronniewall1481 idk what side are you on but i think this us just another one direction group
@@rileymaingque323 NEVER WAS THAT IMPRESSED. POPULAR ISNT BEST ITS MOST COMMON. A LOT OF LESSOR KNOWN GROUPS MAKE THE BEATLES LOOK LIKE CRAP.
ONLY THING I LIKE ABOUT BEATLES WAS RINGO.
@@rileymaingque323 THEY DONT EVEN HAVE THE BEST SELLING ALBUM.
THE EAGLES OUT SOLD THEM EASY.
Yesterday is the song Paul plucked out of the air but the song that has always existed. It was truly from another place, from spirit and he channelled it.
As an Englishman, it makes me SO VERY proud that, from this little island, we had, and still have so much world beating musical talent. And we are also the home of the greatest pop band there ever was, even Elvis was worried about The Beatles popularity and success.
The Beatles changed music forever, by embracing old school chords and harmonies, then elevating them for a modern age.
I wish I'd been around at the time, but sadly, the band broke up 2 years before I was born. But it doesn't stop me loving and appreciating ALL that they did, now more than ever.
Beatles FOUR ever ♥️
I lived through the entire Beatles rise ...... On Nov. 22, 1963 the Beatles were to be introduced on the CBS evening news program in the USA ..... that report, which was intended to introduce the Beatles to America, was pre-empted understandably due to the assassination of President Kennedy - I was just one of millions of grief-stricken kids who had idolized JFK, who was ripe for the picking when "I Want To Hold Your Hand" and the Beatles exploded on the scene weeks later ...... by February, the boys came to the USA for the first time, appeared on Ed Sullivan, and every kid in my generation grew their hair out and got "Beatles Boots" - we knew that the girls would like that! ..... The Beatles message of LOVE and the struggle to grow up, helped us all to grow up - and their music and message has been with me throughout my life ..... They were an amazing influence in my life
Be proud!! It was so cool. From Alaska 🤩
I'm 71, & started playing guitar in bands in 1965 at the age of 14. 18 bands & 57 years later, they are & always will be the best in my book, hands down. As a musician, I feel truly blessed to have been able to be
alive during that era (and survive 😉).....And listening to the early Beatles' stuff still gives me a combination of goosebumps and tears, depending on whether the source be something like "In My Life" or "You're Gonna Lose That Girl".....I get special feelings that only manifest themselves when I listen to or perform anything from those first 5 albums......I could go on & on naming songs that are so special to me and the memories associated with those special tunes, but it would really be impossible......There simply aren't enough words in my vocabulary. I would be on "verbal safari", still sitting here days from now if I even made the attempt.
I would also like to say that it is a crying shame that George has been overlooked and/or underrated by so many. The guy was a master, and I am so glad that he lived long enough to do the Travellin' Wilburys project.
R.I.P., George & John...
And my deepest thanks for the gift that the 4 of you
guys gave to the world.........And me.
Hate to to burst your English bubble but ! The two main men in the Beatles were of Irish extraction. It is their Irish Gene's which gave us those memorable melodies . The Irish are famous for lyrics and song writing. The English are famous for creating armies and stripping resourced from weaker nations.
@@den264 Do not conflate the rich 19th Century Aristocracy and the East India Company with the ordinary people and the actual policies of the British Government!
The music is still as good now as it was then. I was a kid in elementary school and it was all so exciting and new. I got my first album for Christmas in 1963. it was the best thing I had ever heard then and now. it really was magical.
Thank you - John, Paul, George and Ringo!
Your music will always be there ...
💕I still listen to them everyday A BIG THANK YOU JOHN,PAUL,GEORGE,RINGO. GEORGE MARTIN & BRIAN EPSTEIN FOR BRINGING THIS WONDERFUL CATALOGUE OF EPIC MUSIC TO EVERYONE ON THIS PLANET ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Gorgeous, epic tour de force of our world and my childhood in the 60's.Thank you.
Hands down this is I think the best documentary of the music of the best British band in pop music history. Beatles forever. ❤
I turned 70 back a few months ago and I also remember watching the Beatles in Feb 1964 on Ed Sullivan and my life was changed forever. I’ve always loved their music and always will. Love those guys.
Best band ever !!! VG
Pure genius. Greatest band ever, and always will be. 💔❤💔❤
Thank heavens that some of us were around when the Beatles were creating incredible music, what an honour to be present at the same time in history. Greatest band in musical history.
The Beatles are the greatest band of all time ❤️
No, that would be Status Quo. The beatles finished ended imploded in 1969.
The first time I visited Liverpool, we were on the Magical Mystery Tour bus, doing the tourist thing and trundling along Penny Lane. It was a miserable day and I remember being annoyed that the windows kept fogging up. All of a sudden, we heard a siren and the bus pulled over right in front of Tony Slavin’s Penny Lane Barber Shop. The guide had the presence of mind to say “and the fireman rushes in from the pouring rain, very strange” 🥰🙂
And the greatest band lives on as strong as ever
They're still unbeatable!!!
When She Loves You came out I was 8 years old. From there on out it was pure obsession. Almost 60 years later I still get chills. Greatest band ever.
As a wee lad I sang that song to my classmates in 1979. As a presentation. Every Tuesday arvo from then on I was asked to repeat something similar. Though they gave others a chance of course. We were last on the list to play or sing a Beatles song. One of my greatest memories.Thank-you for reminding me
Yea, Yea, Yea.
nope beegees were :)
@@60toodles My wife agrees with you.
Actually no doubt about it, BEATLES were the best band ever. I still follow the brilliant carreer of the fantastic Sir Paul McCartney, as he always has been my favourite since I was 15 years old and now I will be 76 in September.
Sir Paul McCartney is a great singer, composer and being able to play various instruments. Actually I will be his great fan until the day I day. And on the top of all this he is sooooooo handsome.
My name is Isabel, I am Portuguese and live in Cascais. I love to watch this videos!!!
I'm so emotional watching this.
After all these years, I love there songs!!! Thay really have a way with words.
My university offered a Beatles 300 level (advanced) class. My friends gave me crap for taking it. It’s now 30 years later and its the only class I remember learning anything in.
I was playing in a rock band in 1964.. We loved the Beatles. We played many of their songs. There never will be a time like that. I'm glad I got to witness it first hand. The world has gone to hell in a hand basket in the last few years.
All you need is love, love. Love is all you need..............
So true...sadly 😔
the world needs guidance today...it needs some heroes to look up to....we have none...the Kardasians? Bruce Jenner? ha ha....the World is all screwed up now...we have to "get back to where we once belonged"....and soon
@@johnbrennan3779...and God is Love 🕊 Just call me a Jesus Freak ✝️✌
Don Stewart, indeed.
The Beatles were just awesome.
The Beatles playing the Ed Sullivan show takes me back to when I was nine years old. My older cousin happened to be staying with us for a few weeks. After the show was over we both went to the bathroom mirror and combed our hair down in front to see what we looked like with bangs. What a time it was in America. Their influence on all of us was huge.
That's a nice little moment in history:)
For Paul!
I also watched and was 9. It was so amazing to see them, hear their music, see the berserk girls screaming and fainting, listening to my dad complaining about their long hair (what?) Lol it barely covered their ears...just wait a couple years to see long hair! But I fell hard
It was such a magical time!
Their influence on the world of modern music cannot be underestimated,just phenomenal.
There has never been anything - in any genre - bigger than the Beatles in all history.
Jesus
@@matthieuphaneuf The Beatles are bigger than Jesus
@@kyletate3199
The man is not saying that.
He say's musically. You may want
to rethink your approach,cuz you sound
Stupid.
@@apolonioramon7089 im pretty sure theyre joking about when john lennon said the beatles are bigger than jesus bro 🏃
@@snackman3128
All four of those guy's are geniuses.
There is no denying it - they were and are the greatest.
Cheers from Denmark.
Iconic songs that will live forever.
Grew up with their music. Loved them then. Love them now. The most wonderful, magnificent, creative pop band ever. Many gifts they gave us. Music that appealed to all ages, a gift. Each song a different sound, a gift. Such wonderful variety in music, a gift. How lucky we really were to have The Beatles. Simply superb musicians. They created music that still has remained unsurpassed. As George Harrison noted, The Beatles will still be around long after all The Beatles are gone. A wise man indeed.
There will never be a band like this ever again.
Obviously....
Thank goodness.. they are HORRABLE..
@@STW-News-Headlines If there's anything "HORRABLE", it's your spelling, mate!
@@mondegreen9709
That was dumb..
@@mondegreen9709 - Yup! He meant "whoreable." Anyone with that level of talent has pimps out the ass trying to make money off EVERYTHING they do!
I remember every single song as it came out on the radio. From the 1st one in the USA...until now 2021 Sept 20th still love The Beatles. Thank you England.
You know you’re the greatest band when there’s a hour and a half documentary that list your greatest songs and doesn’t even talk about amazing tracks like: don’t let me down, here comes the sun, oh darlin, for no one, and a day In the life (greatest song in my opinion) it just shows the amount of talent they had isn’t even measurable. Absolutely remarkable...
Yes....don't forget Thank You Girl...I'm a Loser...Run for Your Life...not to mention the rest of the wonderful Help soundtrack!
And dear prudence )))
How about every song they've done lol. For me, Happiness is a warm gun, true talent though.
They polled the top twenty seven we all know how huge a catalogue of songs they have it goes without saying can’t feature them all so it’s the most popular that are featuring here .
it is mainly concentrating on their singles you zonk !!.. And I don't think 'DON'T LET ME DOWN' is one of their great songs at all..
I was born in 79' but I was raised listening to the Beatles from mom and dad. I remember watching Hard Day's Night with my mother all the time. That's when I started to love there music and forever will. 💕
Four ordinary lads from Liverpool were to blossom into the most extraordinarily talented group that the worlds of pop, rock and music in general had ever seen or heard, or will ever be likely to see or hear again! Three of the things that were to change that initial "ordinariness" were that they definitely "put the hours in" in the early years and afterwards, and perhaps primarily, they genuinely loved their art, and throughout, they genuinely loved each other just as brothers can! Having said that, their brilliance is probably unquantifiable because they were, are and will always be truly unique. When I was very young, I thought Elvis was the biggest and greatest ever. I still love Elvis but I never imagined then that four young lads would come along and shake the world even more vigorously and in a completely different way!
I was born in 1967, so I came to Beatles music as a young teen in about 1980, ten years after they had disbanded. I wondered what all the fuss was about. I listened... and listened... and listened... and was deeply moved. Yep, the greatest band by quite a margin. Glorious.
same
me too. Born in 68. In 80 when he died I was introduced. By 81 my first concert was Beatlemania.
Bought the best of's when John died and also the radio started playing them again then and never stopped.
Though I knew who they were before I was in school (but not familiar with their music).
And i grew up with Paul Mccartney and the Wings in the 70s (not knowing he was in the Beatles). The Wings remind me of my childhood.
But having said that I do remember "Here Comes The Sun" stll playing all the time in the very early 70s. Not knowing who sang it.
But especially Harrison's "My Swwet Lord". Again not knowing who sang it.
And in 75 I now know "Got To Get You Back Im My Life" was re-released for some reason but do remember knowing for sure that was the Beatles. But that's it.
And I remember Hey Jude, Let It Be, Get Back were still playing in the early 70s but I don't think I knew who played it. Maybe I did. I dont think I did.
And I remember Yesterday played as an oldie and knowing that somehow. And not unfamiliar with all of it when I first heard the best of's in 1980-81
But from my perspective I'm pretty sure the last 4 years of the 70s the Beatles were not played on the radio at all. Not the popular AM Radio I was listening to anyways.
A band ahead of their era, great sounds.
Not ahead of, they created it
Beethoven, Bach, Mozart, McCartney.....remembered forever.
You got that right! Not sure about the order! 🤣
What's can I say about the awesome Fab Four that hasn't already been said?They made the world a better place.Their cultural and musical legacy will live on FOREVER, THANK YOU JOHN,PAUL,GEORGE AND RINGO....I LOVE YOU!!!!
I was born late 1951 ,what a time to be growing up in the sixties!!!!!!!
I have always say the same thing, late '54 and the music the events the people from about the time I was 10 on till 20 came to shape who I was as an adult. As I look back that is quite clear. Wouldn't want to be born at any other time!
My mum (from Liverpool) told me in the '70's that the Beatles were the greatest band in the world.
I can't believe that it's 2021 and it still holds true!
Great video!
Has she still got a Scouse accent???
After all these years I still get chills, and feel like crying when I see them and hear their songs. I still love them they will always be magic 🥰
Me too
Why?
@@forastero4ever Why? Because we're all crazy. Now go home and tell your mama she wants ya. But seriously. Have you REALLY just stopped, looked at and listened?
I will love them till the end of time.. They changed the music world. They made music history and I'm proud I got to watch them on the Ed Sullivan show. They changed my world.
I’m there with you sister 💯♥️
A simple thank you, thank you to the producers of this program and the Beatles.