Beatles - live - I'm Talking About You (1962)

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  • Опубликовано: 12 дек 2024

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  • @reinhard2124
    @reinhard2124 11 лет назад +242

    I was 16 at the time and went to the Star Club every weekend. When the Beatles played the warm up gig before Little Richard, they played twice that night and spent the time in between their gigs in the the nextdoor pub named 'Gretel and Alfons'. They were sitting at the table next tomine ans I was very amused at their english humor cracking jokes with their girl friends. Never forget how nice and charismatic they were! I was blessed to have been there..... Back on stage, the place went wild..

    • @scottreed8985
      @scottreed8985 5 лет назад +19

      Wow! What a great memory!

    • @samwow123
      @samwow123 5 лет назад +8

      wow thats so cool! I would have loved to have been there!

    • @Merseyrock
      @Merseyrock 4 года назад +12

      Thanks! for sharing such great memories...shame the Star Club itself was later destroyed by fire

    • @katherine3486
      @katherine3486 4 года назад +7

      @@enricosanchez894 Recording equipment was big, heavy and very expensive. Not like now.

    • @raccuia1
      @raccuia1 4 года назад +8

      Mn you are soooo lucky to have been there.

  • @CallsignRedKale
    @CallsignRedKale 8 лет назад +354

    Now I'm starting to understand what John meant by saying "The best we did on stage wasn't recorded"

  • @acerv0
    @acerv0 11 лет назад +207

    Still rock harder than most bands today. Unreal!

    • @hoodedman07
      @hoodedman07 4 года назад +14

      Still rock harder than all bands today, not just most bands

    • @Illinois_Steve
      @Illinois_Steve Год назад +3

      @@hoodedman07 In 1962, this was Heavy Metal.

    • @DexterTheMethOrphann
      @DexterTheMethOrphann 11 месяцев назад

      @@hoodedman07idk about that but they are one of the greatest bands ever

  • @rojagogo7899
    @rojagogo7899 3 года назад +48

    A rare gem. This is what rock n roll should sound like. Raw. Rough and ready. Love it.!!!

    • @MariaalbertinaEscateGomez
      @MariaalbertinaEscateGomez 9 месяцев назад +2

      Rescataron el sonido original del rock and roll. Por esos años las baladas estaban "suavizando" al rock en EEUU.

  • @Fred.pSonic
    @Fred.pSonic 7 лет назад +168

    That Lennon vocal is just raw rock and roll, certainly the greatest rock vocalist of all time.

    • @dannymoulton4829
      @dannymoulton4829 5 лет назад +25

      No one even comes close. The versatility and uniqueness of his voice was breathtaking.

    • @emiofnnc
      @emiofnnc 3 года назад +8

      ppl can't really talk about Freddy here, he was and still is one of the greatest voices of rock...but this is classic rock n roll, and man Lennon just had the perfect voice for that

    • @jessicacosiguitar
      @jessicacosiguitar 3 года назад +4

      I agree!!

    • @kevanbrown7620
      @kevanbrown7620 3 года назад +5

      My favourite vocalist

    • @seanpages__
      @seanpages__ 3 года назад +5

      Def! Way better than the Chuck Berry version imo

  • @philmcgrill3000
    @philmcgrill3000 7 лет назад +46

    Man, those drums hit you like a wave... absolutely unreal.

  • @alanestlin312
    @alanestlin312 Год назад +13

    Great raw sound very meaty johns vocals superb and the backing full on drums are kicking superb

  • @johnbaptist6526
    @johnbaptist6526 7 лет назад +102

    john once said....OUR BEST MUSIC WAS NEVER RECORDED.....and this is proof of that!

    • @-dale2051
      @-dale2051 3 года назад +10

      How is this a proof if this was recorded. You can only assume what was it like according to this.

    • @lithograhp
      @lithograhp 3 года назад +1

      Your statement is a contradiction.

    • @IgNaceus
      @IgNaceus 2 года назад +6

      @@-dale2051 Because most of their shows from this period wasn't recorded, and this is just a sample of that era.

    • @sylviaelizabethclarecholic2073
      @sylviaelizabethclarecholic2073 2 года назад

      Amen! 💖

    • @garfle1959
      @garfle1959 6 месяцев назад

      Wrong. Sloppy sounding

  • @drumbeato
    @drumbeato 13 лет назад +17

    To those posting here unsure as to who is on drums. It's RINGO, For sure. This was before he joined the group. He was down the street playing with Rory Storm & The Hurricanes at a different Hamburg club. As was his habit, he would pop in to See his fellow Liverpudlians The Beatles, either when he was between sets or after his show was over. On this night, Pete Best failed to show, & Ringo sat in. It is a well documented fact. Ringo joined officially not long after this recording was made.

    • @billpranty9476
      @billpranty9476 Месяц назад +3

      Ringo joined The Beatles in August 1962. This Star Club recording was made 4 months LATER, in December 1962, months after Pete Best was fired.

  • @KRW628
    @KRW628 4 года назад +29

    this has been on RUclips for 11 years, and I'm just seeing it now. Wow.

    • @gregbradshaw8441
      @gregbradshaw8441 8 месяцев назад

      Same here.
      One of my fave covers in their early repertoire.
      Glad a version made on to the 'On Air: Live at the BBC vol. 2' CD

  • @areareare9953
    @areareare9953 5 месяцев назад +10

    This is garage rock. They did everything, they played anything!

  • @hollywoodjoe123
    @hollywoodjoe123 9 лет назад +136

    The real early raw JOHN LENNON live onstage -

    • @Pimp-Master
      @Pimp-Master 8 лет назад +12

      Man, that voice of his! This was the sound that the fans fell in love with, and the voice that had to be prettied up by George Martin.

    • @thedogwoods5716
      @thedogwoods5716 19 часов назад

      @@Pimp-Masterhe still did this in the Beatles with rock n roll music, twist and shout, dizzy miss lizy. He had a versatile voice. He could do rock and soft ballads

  • @krzysztofstankiewicz8610
    @krzysztofstankiewicz8610 5 лет назад +10

    No other band in the history of rock music has ever mesmerized a crowd, more than the Beatles!!!...Absolutely, Unbelievable!!!...

  • @miguelguzman2286
    @miguelguzman2286 6 лет назад +20

    Wonderful The Beatles the best band of world history

  • @KaBoomChannel
    @KaBoomChannel 15 лет назад +38

    My father saw them in Hamburg when he was in the Navy and he said they never topped sounding like they did back then, and the funny thing is Lennon said the same thing. Rememeber, they are not talking about the songs they woud later write, but how they played together as a band.

  • @saguaroboy
    @saguaroboy 13 лет назад +21

    I've heard a couple versions on RUclips, but this is fierce. With the reverb, John sounds like he's on a mountaintop calling his horde.

  • @rockbailey9639
    @rockbailey9639 11 лет назад +39

    God Lord this band fucking rocks. Had this band showed up to my frat house in 1962 and played like that, we would have burnt the entire row down.

  • @alexyamach3635
    @alexyamach3635 2 года назад +9

    This is from the Star Club, in Germany 1962. Released and available for over 40 years.

  • @selwynkatz519
    @selwynkatz519 11 лет назад +19

    john once said some of their best material was recorded in Hamburg...and that it would come out someday

  • @raymota4515
    @raymota4515 10 месяцев назад +8

    No comments on George's lead guitar break. SMOKING! Paul and Geo Martin evidently had their way with his leads on records.

  • @w1ndwr1t3
    @w1ndwr1t3 6 лет назад +41

    Let's give credit where credit is due. This is a cover of a song by a well respected Chuck Berry that the Beatles very much idolized.

    • @johnp515
      @johnp515 5 лет назад +9

      The performance is what’s great about this recording

    • @stephendraper789
      @stephendraper789 2 месяца назад

      THIS SONG WAS NOT WRITTEN BY CHUCK BERRY.

  • @doctorskull8197
    @doctorskull8197 3 месяца назад +2

    The Beatles were a fantastic rock n roll band!

  • @robmccracken5799
    @robmccracken5799 8 лет назад +54

    The Beatles were the number 1 band in Liverpool from the end of 1960 moving onto the end of 1962 - based purely on their live performances. Their amazing songwriting came to the fore after that, and the rest of the world only knows them from that perspective. The Beatles, from 1960 to 1963, were the greatest (unknown) rock group in the world. The scant, barely audible recordings that have survived, at least can give us some appreciation of how amazing they were in that period. After that...well, I think we all know how it went.

    • @michaelduby7244
      @michaelduby7244 7 лет назад +4

      A-Taylor said the SPARK was Christmas show 1961 back from Star Club Hamburg. Opened with Long Tall Sally and - - - pandemonium followed !!!

  • @marchcyr1811
    @marchcyr1811 2 года назад +7

    This IS the very BEST Beatless rNr song ever recorded.

  • @sklaboratory3983
    @sklaboratory3983 Год назад +5

    The youthful and powerful vocals of John are fantastic!

  • @tylerfink6691
    @tylerfink6691 2 года назад +3

    13 years later I’m glad you posted this. Thank you!

  • @felixmelendez5853
    @felixmelendez5853 9 лет назад +25

    Omg this is so good

  • @chrishenson4450
    @chrishenson4450 3 года назад +57

    The earthquake propulsion RIngo puts into this song exemplifies why he alone was the right drummer for the Beatles. The abandon of his playing - the loose high hats, the shotgun snare sound - catapulted the Beatles from the cellars of Europe into music history.

    • @kakyoindonut3213
      @kakyoindonut3213 2 года назад +1

      ironically pete wasn't the best, but c'mon man they did pete dirty

    • @simonjames1604
      @simonjames1604 2 года назад +2

      @@kakyoindonut3213 he got a million quid in the end. so not too badly paid for his troubles

    • @rudolphguarnacci197
      @rudolphguarnacci197 2 года назад +9

      @@kakyoindonut3213
      Yeah, real dirty. They should never have done that to him. They should have remained just a good bar band with a rather baf drummer. Totally agree.

    • @NotYoung3592
      @NotYoung3592 Год назад +1

      @@rudolphguarnacci197 They had Pete for 2 years, and never found anyone else til after that time. Two years! Pete held his own. And they could have easily worked with him to develop their sound. Instead they just booted him.

    • @rudolphguarnacci197
      @rudolphguarnacci197 Год назад +1

      @@NotYoung3592
      At this point i don't even think they played on most of their recordings. It's a moot point. It's clearly not george soloing on I Saw Her Standing There or Boys. (Sounds like the same player, whoever it is.)

  • @vhscopyofrainman163
    @vhscopyofrainman163 2 года назад +12

    Daily reminder that Ringo was so popular that people would come to see him, the band was secondary.
    Maybe parting with Best wasn't the best decision, but Starr really propelled them to the next level

    • @SamSam-rs8mo
      @SamSam-rs8mo 2 года назад

      Pete Best sucked it was the right decision to get rid of him can you just stfu youre embarassing yourself saying dumb crap

    • @Cosmo-Kramer
      @Cosmo-Kramer Год назад +2

      Pete had a far bigger fan base than Ringo.

    • @gregh5061
      @gregh5061 8 месяцев назад

      @@Cosmo-Kramer Too bad he was a shit drummer

    • @Cosmo-Kramer
      @Cosmo-Kramer 8 месяцев назад

      @@gregh5061 Oh really?? Here's what a contemporary drummer of Pete's said when he was asked in an interview what he thought of Pete's drumming: *"He was a genius. You could sit Pete Best on a drum kit and ask him to play for 19 hours and he'd put his head down and do it. He'd drum like a dream with real style and stamina all night long, and that really was The Beatles' sound, forget the guitars. I was amazed when they replaced him. I even thought about learning guitar so he could be the drummer in my band. The Beatles didn't hate Pete Best, but they didn't want to be outshone by their drummer. Ringo was a good drummer but he was more ordinary."* -- Chris Curtis, drummer for The Searchers, a great Liverpool band who scored a 1964 Top 3 Hit in the US charts with their classic, "Love Potion # 9". Chris saw Pete Best play many times in both Hamburg and Liverpool during Pete's two years as The Beatles' drummer.

    • @gregh5061
      @gregh5061 8 месяцев назад

      @@Cosmo-Kramer I'll take George Martin's opinion over this Chris Curtis guy any day. Lennon and McCartney might have been jealous of Pete's good looks but George Martin had no incentive to not like Best besides him being a sub-par musician.
      Brian Epstein didn't want to fire Pete Best because he was popular with the girls and all, but in the end even he was forced to admit he was shit.
      I don't want to shit talk the searchers, but like I said, George Martin was already very experienced in the music industry and his opinion certainly held weight.

  • @RoxxHoffner
    @RoxxHoffner 11 лет назад +74

    Punk Rock Beatles. Before it had a genre.

    • @RoxxHoffner
      @RoxxHoffner 10 лет назад +10

      According to what Paul shared in an interview...This influenced what Lennon/McCartney composition? *Clue: Listen to the bass line...

    • @aa-vt6rr
      @aa-vt6rr 9 лет назад +10

      T. Byrd Sorry I'm late, but its "I Saw Her Standing There"

    • @michaelduby7244
      @michaelduby7244 7 лет назад

      Standing There = YEAH YEAH YEAH

    • @josephdilorenzo7791
      @josephdilorenzo7791 7 лет назад +1

      True. Thus the Ramones' choice of band name makes sense...

    • @SartorialisticSavage65
      @SartorialisticSavage65 6 лет назад +2

      Check out some 60's Garage Rock if you haven't yet. 60's gone Punk basically.

  • @john111257
    @john111257 11 лет назад +15

    nobody could create this electric atmosphere in '62..

  • @colin6768
    @colin6768 9 лет назад +88

    As a fan of both the Beatles and the Stones I always thought it amusing how most people felt the Stones were "dirtier" or more raw sounding. A listen to this, "Yer Blues", "Helter Skelter", "Revolution" "I Want You (She's So Heavy)", "Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey", "I've Got a Feeling", "Hey Bulldog", as well as many other songs should prove to anyone that the Beatles could rock just as hard as the Stones, Hendrix, Who, Zeppelin, Blue Cheer, Cream, or anyone else from that era. IMO the Beatles didn't get their due as far as that's concerned - they were always considered the "squeaky clean", lovable mop top, teeny bopper band and the Stones were considered more rough and dangerous.

    • @egbertsouce3895
      @egbertsouce3895 9 лет назад +7

      +colin6768 I think you're partly correct--the Beatles could rock with the Stones or anybody else, but it was still a bit softer, not as wild and crazy as the Stones, and more controlled. But in general, the Stones were "dirtier" and "more raw sounding" than the Beatles, and that's the way they wanted it. The real proof is for you to find me a dozen or so of Stones ballads. And after you come up with about two, find any that compare to "Michelle", "Yesterday", "And I Love Her", "Yes It Is", "its Only Love", "Julia", "She's Leaving Home", etc. etc. etc. That's the BIG difference!!!

    • @saguaroboy
      @saguaroboy 7 лет назад +23

      Lennon gave them the edge. A cursory comparison between the Beatles' "Money" versus the Stones will bear that out. Lennon sounded like he'd steal the cash from your mom's purse for liquor and hookers. Jagger sounds like he needs a new bicycle pump.

    • @ralphabetsoup
      @ralphabetsoup 7 лет назад +13

      This version rocks harder than the Stones by far. A lot of it is Lennon's voice.

    • @arthurbishop3173
      @arthurbishop3173 6 лет назад +5

      It's faster too, and that makes the difference.

    • @pwy1
      @pwy1 6 лет назад +10

      This crushes the Stones version. The Beatles did it all before The Stones--who are still great, by the way. But The Beatles were first and best imho!

  • @janaparoubkova5895
    @janaparoubkova5895 9 месяцев назад +1

    Tuhle písničku od dřívějších Beatles neznám,moc hezká ❤

  • @Ottoboy111
    @Ottoboy111 10 лет назад +32

    This is from Dec 1962 at the Star Club. Ringo is on Drums.

    • @Acidicju
      @Acidicju 5 лет назад +7

      Pete Best couldn't do that chit...!

    • @frederickbulsara8141
      @frederickbulsara8141 4 года назад +12

      ringo uses his signature move, "washing the hi-hats"

    • @weksheddweller
      @weksheddweller Год назад +1

      @@frederickbulsara8141 I think he's hitting the crash cymbal at some times

  • @bonsummers2657
    @bonsummers2657 7 лет назад +2

    This is epic live Beatles, superbly dynamic and gritty,… and best version of this song,.. most rocking and dynamic

  • @mojotex357
    @mojotex357 8 лет назад +13

    They really rocked on this one

  • @smautomat
    @smautomat 15 лет назад +4

    That's Paul, alright. Before Pete Best joined the band, Paul very nearly became the Beatles' drummer, having accumulated a half decent kit from various items left behind by other would-be drummers. This plan fell through when they discovered that the club owner in Hamburg expected a five-piece band. Pete Best was added to the group, and Paul went back to guitar.

  • @IXsalazarXI
    @IXsalazarXI 13 лет назад +4

    i really wish i were there to experience the wonderful sound of the beatles at the cavern

  • @bartarcese3259
    @bartarcese3259 4 года назад +6

    Love the tempo and Johns voice

  • @mrswattskidneys45
    @mrswattskidneys45 4 года назад +9

    [Verse 1]
    Let me tell you 'bout a girl I know
    I tell you, now, she looks so good
    Lovely indeed, that's why I asked her if she'd
    She oughta be somewhere in Hollywood
    [Chorus]
    I'm talkin' 'bout you
    Nobody but you
    Come on, baby, it's you
    I'm just tryna get a message to you
    [Verse 2]
    Let me tell you 'bout a girl I know
    I found her walking down an uptown street
    Lovely indeed, that's why I asked her if she'd
    I get shook up every time we meet
    [Chorus]
    I'm talkin' 'bout you
    Nobody but you
    Yes, I do mean you
    I'm just tryna get a message to you
    [Guitar Solo]
    [Verse 3]
    Let me tell you 'bout a girl I know
    I tell you, now, she looks so good
    Lovely indeed, that's why I asked her if she'd
    She oughta be somewhere in Hollywood
    [Chorus]
    I'm talkin' 'bout you
    Nobody but you
    Now, don't get me blue
    I'm just tryna get a message to you

  • @colossaltitan3306
    @colossaltitan3306 3 года назад +6

    In part 2 of the Get Back documentary it shows the Beatles talking about doing old songs for the TV show that didn't happen. During this converstation John Lennon started playing 'Talking About You'. Would have been cool to hear them play this in 1969.

    • @TomTirabasso
      @TomTirabasso Год назад

      Should've ripped into this song when the cops came on the roof!👍

    • @jeffkahl
      @jeffkahl 2 месяца назад

      I can’t hear the intro riff anymore without hearing George saying “I think I’ll be leaving the band now…”

  • @Sadfuzz
    @Sadfuzz 10 лет назад +16

    This is incredible!

  • @beatlesfan16
    @beatlesfan16 13 лет назад +2

    MAN!!!! WHAT A SOUND!!!!
    If this ain't hard rock n roll I don't know what is:D

  • @jasta12
    @jasta12 8 лет назад +5

    Shimmy Shimmy is one of the greatest Hard Rock Beatles versions of all time you can find that in the star Club recordings Shimmy Shimmy a fantastic performance

  • @diegoreyes5019
    @diegoreyes5019 8 лет назад +5

    love this song

  • @62M.St.
    @62M.St. 13 лет назад +1

    Awesome audio/vid - really kool Cavern pics - thanks! Regards, '62 Mathew St. (Total Retro Rock)

  • @malcolmrichardson5628
    @malcolmrichardson5628 9 лет назад +2

    amazing photos

  • @hkb1467
    @hkb1467 5 месяцев назад +1

    Now that’s fresh.

  • @Ottoboy111
    @Ottoboy111 15 лет назад +1

    @smautomat This was recorded by Adrian Barber on a Telefunken tape recorder late December 1962 at the Star Club with Ringo on Drums as he joined the band the previous August.

  • @GiorgioGrano
    @GiorgioGrano 4 года назад +2

    From these early live recordings you can tell with no shadow of a doubt that they invented rock music.

  • @7919AEM
    @7919AEM 13 лет назад +2

    amazing!!!!!!!

  • @BMeanies
    @BMeanies 10 месяцев назад +1

    One of the greatest live performances by the band…and here’s a few tidbits..
    That’s John playing lead guitar on this track as he most often did on Chuck Berry songs that they covered..with an exception or two of course. And Ringo did not play his Premier kit in Hamburg as they had a “house kit” which as can be seen in photos was actually a Trixon set

  • @TheAnn2shoes
    @TheAnn2shoes 11 лет назад +22

    Pre punk rock - don't forget that.

  • @Deadly669
    @Deadly669 13 лет назад +2

    i have never heard this song til now...

  • @RobertoeduardoRuiz
    @RobertoeduardoRuiz 14 дней назад

    La voz mas poderosa en el rock and roll , ya en esa época y que fueza esa banda, que me van hablar de amor ,,,,.

  • @lulamarc
    @lulamarc 11 лет назад +2

    Awsome... I have a double LP from this... The Beatles Live at The Star Club, Hamburg, Germany 1962

  • @drumbeato
    @drumbeato 13 лет назад +1

    @AppleCorp3 Thanks for the correction. As this was December 62, & Ringo joined in August of that same year, he would have indeed been "Official" at the time of the recording.

  • @franraya4697
    @franraya4697 5 месяцев назад +1

    Badass rock 'n' roll. Oh that Johnny boy.

  • @leonardorossi6989
    @leonardorossi6989 10 лет назад +2

    Straordinaria !!!

  • @bailey1870
    @bailey1870 7 лет назад +5

    this fucking rocks

  • @shelleywaterman3469
    @shelleywaterman3469 Месяц назад

    I'd definitely
    (( shimmy)) to this song!!🥰

  • @dedballoons
    @dedballoons 13 лет назад +3

    @TheFDrScAnLoN Every word is true :) I just love the 7th chords. And the 9th at the end, they were "The Beatles" at heart before they were the fab four. It's all in the chords and harmonies. And the rocknroll.

  • @62M.St.
    @62M.St. 13 лет назад +1

    Way Kool audio/video! Great pics of their early equipment & Cavern days! Regards, '62 Mathew St. (Total Retro Rock)

  • @19.sciencetechnology30
    @19.sciencetechnology30 7 лет назад

    Even in this prehistoric recording and instruments, they are playing as good as it gets for that time and the vocals are unmatched!

  • @AppleMan531
    @AppleMan531 11 лет назад

    Live at the BBC 2 is being released this Tuesday 11/12/2013 and includes a version of I'm talking about you from the BBC radio.

  • @docsavage8640
    @docsavage8640 7 лет назад +11

    My favorite live recording of the Beatles. The one I play for people who think the Rolling Stones were hard. Ha. Joke's on them.

    • @Viajealduende
      @Viajealduende 6 лет назад

      Not really. I think you're exaggerating. Albeit this is a great version but the Rolling Stones in general where always harder than the Beatles, at least after the Beatles signed a record contract. The Stones hadn't yet signed one.
      The Stones version was more bluesy in the case of this song. Listen to the Stones version of Muddy Waters, "Just wanna make love to you". You're one of those trying to stretch the truth to make your point valid, It's not. The truth doesn't need to be stretched, either way it's a stupid argument. The Beatles were a great band and the Stones were also a great band and still are.

    • @javierzorzoli3646
      @javierzorzoli3646 6 лет назад

      Josh S. The Stones never had his own style, they always had to copy blues músicians or even The Beatles

  • @TheBeanolad
    @TheBeanolad 11 лет назад +1

    It was taped December 1962, when Ringo had already made Love Me Do and Please Please Me with them.

  • @MellowGuitarSounds
    @MellowGuitarSounds 5 месяцев назад

    Raw talent in Hamburg, just a short time before they became a worldwide phenomenon ❤ 🫡

  • @frankbubble2922
    @frankbubble2922 2 года назад +1

    Wow this is Great 👍

  • @felixmelendez5853
    @felixmelendez5853 9 лет назад +9

    The Lennon legend

  • @PaulRubino
    @PaulRubino 10 месяцев назад

    Lennon's voice is raw rock-n-roll here. Love it!

  • @TheFDrScAnLoN
    @TheFDrScAnLoN 13 лет назад +6

    Who the hell said you can't hear a bass on this track? It's playing "I Saw Her Standing There" note for note...You can even tell the Hofner sound--Lennon is clicking along with it, maybe that's why you can't hear it. Man, they were the shit.

    • @rudolphguarnacci197
      @rudolphguarnacci197 2 года назад

      Good gosh, man! It IS i saw her standing there!

    • @cross_fire935
      @cross_fire935 10 месяцев назад

      Paul “borrowed” that bass line from Chuck Berry.

  • @gregorio87
    @gregorio87 25 дней назад

    Fantastic version! Man, I wish they put some of these early covers on records, especially this one. This has a punk vibe, too... Love it. Nirvana, for instance, would've done an amazing cover. That raw vocal from Lennon fits this perfectly... I always thought there was a certain similarity between his and Cobain's vocals. Anyway, this is awesome!

  • @lordsirnoelmanchester3592
    @lordsirnoelmanchester3592 5 лет назад +1

    Good Day to everyone. You'll love this beatles song 'I'm talking to you'.Well, it's actually written and composed by original Rock Icon dude none other than "Chuck Berry" in 1958.

  • @bulmaromontoya9985
    @bulmaromontoya9985 5 лет назад +1

    La mejor época de los BEATLES donde gozaban de cierta libertad

  • @Burnzi2
    @Burnzi2 7 лет назад +1

    This and Red Hot some of their best live stuff

  • @chadlpnemt
    @chadlpnemt 2 года назад +1

    The quote of "our best work was never recorded" refers to the thought that their best work wasn't captured in a studio. This recording isn't what he was referring to. In fact they didnt know this was recorded until years later and the Beatles tried to have it stopped from release but too late.

  • @nnneptune
    @nnneptune 12 лет назад +1

    Pete was still in the band at this time, but was out this night. Ringo sat in. Totally historic show now!

    • @michaelrosemond3984
      @michaelrosemond3984 5 лет назад +1

      No. Pete was sacked four months prior.

    • @foofookachoo1136
      @foofookachoo1136 3 года назад +1

      @@michaelrosemond3984 RIGHT!!! RINGO become part of the FAB FOUR in August of 1962!!! Also- John married Cynthia Powell that same month!!!

  • @37BopCity
    @37BopCity 6 месяцев назад +2

    The Beatles are symbolic of a time when the music came first, above all ---- NOT the recording technology. Back in their day, if you wanted to make a record, you had to be really good singers and musicians to get a record contract. Recording technology was owned by the recording studios and everything was taped. Now today any teenager can have Logic and Pro Tools and AutoTune and digital canned drums and incredible digital resources to record their music ----- but guess what? The music has been lost. The creativity has been ruined by computers. Kids today should throw all that stuff out the window and start learning to sing and play the way the Beatles did it!

    • @camioso
      @camioso Месяц назад

      You're right but unfortunately no one takes the advice of old people

  • @mongo2360
    @mongo2360 9 лет назад +26

    They ripped this bass line off to use on I Saw Her Standing There. Paul admitted many years later but it's pretty obvious,

    • @Martingeeo
      @Martingeeo 9 лет назад +13

      I wouldnt say rip off, its a pretty regular bass line in rock n roll songs

    • @mongo2360
      @mongo2360 9 лет назад +5

      Martin Aguilar Go to Wikipedia for 'I Saw Her Standing There'. You will see McCartney quoted as saying 'Yes, it was a direct ripoff form "Talkin' Bout You"'.

    • @JoeyLutes
      @JoeyLutes 7 лет назад +8

      Martin Aguilar yes a lot of things became regular parts of rock n roll after chuck invented them 😀

    • @vonbontee
      @vonbontee 6 лет назад +1

      @@aicram62 There's no evidence of Elvis ever making that shoeshine remark, and he always acknowledged his debt to black musicians.

    • @Acidicju
      @Acidicju 5 лет назад +2

      @@JoeyLutes Chuck stole a ton of stuff from his piano player(Johnnie Clyde Johnson) without crediting him.

  • @Anna-co9lb
    @Anna-co9lb 6 месяцев назад

    The Beatles good times.

  • @musicfanBRA
    @musicfanBRA 9 месяцев назад

    "John Lennon Rock and Roll" is a great CD with standards like Stand By Me - give it a listen if you havent. John was sure a great rocker, an admirer of Chuck Berry, and he always said the early phase of the Beatles was his favorite.

  • @rodhatley9427
    @rodhatley9427 3 года назад +2

    The Beatles recorded this live at the BBC on March 16, 1963 for their "Saturday Club" appearance. It's available on "On Air Live - The Beatles at the BBC". It's the 11th track and I think it's simply outstanding.

  • @AppleCorp3
    @AppleCorp3 13 лет назад

    @drumbeato You're half right. It is Ringo, but the recording dates from December 1962. This was their last date(s) in Germany. So at this point, Mr. Starkey was a full fledged member of the band and it's him behind the kit. It's certainly not Paul, that's for sure and it sure as heck isn't Pete Best.

  • @yowzephyr
    @yowzephyr 14 лет назад +1

    This 1962 song "I'm Talking About You" is dedicated to Pete Best.

  • @kevanbrown7620
    @kevanbrown7620 3 года назад +2

    Best group in Liverpool, before they recorded any songs.

  • @chrisst8922
    @chrisst8922 Год назад

    Search for this played by The Pirates from the late 70's onwards. With Mick Green on '72 Telecaster Custom. The same Tele he used when he played with McCartney, Gilmore & Paice.

  • @Ottoboy111
    @Ottoboy111 15 лет назад +1

    All the Star Club songs available were recorded the same night in December 1962 with Ringo playing his brown Premier kit which was traded in late April '63 at Drum City London for the 1st of 5 Ludwig Kits.

  • @guitars742
    @guitars742 9 лет назад +8

    Should have recorded this and sweet little sixteen on early albums or made more eps

    • @tlatosmd
      @tlatosmd 5 лет назад

      With vocals from John like this, it coulda been a single.

  • @EndDst
    @EndDst 11 лет назад +1

    A trip in the "way back" machine..thanks

  • @viceisthename
    @viceisthename 14 лет назад +1

    @elinmagg It's Paul, and he played the drums on some later songs such as "Back In The USSR"

  • @fredceely
    @fredceely 9 лет назад +2

    This song is proof enough for me that the Beatles were a real band, and a very good real band, at one time. As a phenomenon, they rapidly hit the wall of diminishing returns; as a mature act they became dead boring. These, my friends, were the days.

    • @supraludwick83
      @supraludwick83 9 лет назад +6

      they became more refined as a band, they never faded away like the stones since 1967...
      the Beatles retired while they were up there... and 50+ years later they still are up there.

  • @genericgeorge
    @genericgeorge 12 лет назад

    Ringo was a fully fleged member by this point. It was recordedDec. 1962 meaning they had already cut and released Love ME Do and had a minor hit with itT.

  • @stephendraper789
    @stephendraper789 2 месяца назад

    Paul pinched the bass line to write I saw her standing there! Great!

  • @9thfloorchaos
    @9thfloorchaos 12 лет назад +10

    The bass was used in "I Saw Her Standing There" right?

  • @tomasfagerberg6323
    @tomasfagerberg6323 3 года назад

    Can anyone imagine Pete Best play like that? That powerful, steady and imaginative? "I don't know why they fired me. It must have been someting else."
    Listen to the Decca tapes folks. Pete play every song the same way. And match it with a meteronome. It's very unsteady.

  • @peacefulamerican4994
    @peacefulamerican4994 2 года назад +1

    The audio is from the Star Club in Hamburg. The images are from The Cavern in Liverpool. (jus' sayin').

  • @Ottoboy111
    @Ottoboy111 11 лет назад

    Ringo is on drums on This December 1962 Star Club gig. He replaced Pete Best the previous August.

  • @МатвейМешков-е9я
    @МатвейМешков-е9я Год назад +1

    Гремящие Битлы! 🎸

  • @frankfacts6207
    @frankfacts6207 5 месяцев назад

    They should put out a record - it would rock