You have to remember (in the chorus) that Paul and George can't hear what John is singing because of the racket from the audience. Without modern soundback equipment, how they kept in tune at all is incredible.
This concert was broadcast "Closed Circuit" to theaters in the U.S. Watched it from California and saw then at the Hollywood Bowl in 1964. I was just a 12 year old star struck Beatles fan. Still am!
I dont know how Ringo played on that freakin thing, it looks like it was gonna tip over any second. It must have been like playing on top of a coffee table
@@KaBoomChannel in the new documentary Beatles 64’ he mentions his drums stool was close to the edge. What he didn’t know was that it was hammered down with nails lol
AH! AAHH!! AAAHHH!!! AAAAHHHH!!!!…a more than worthy response to seeing and hearing the Beatles live performance of “Twist and Shout” in person; or on television, or over the radio, or on their 45’s/singles and albums/LP’s…Love Paul and Ringo, Love and miss John and George-The Beatles-Always and Forever Spreading Utter Joy With Their Music-YEA! YEA!! YEA!!! YEA!!!!
Hi, I am part of the BEATLES 64 movie streaming on DISNEY+. I am the only one who had color 8mm silent footage. I am also seen running alongside the Beatles limo at the 46 minute mark, shot by the Maysles brothers. My color contributions are: 1. The color footage of the crowd outside the Plaza hotel. 2. The color footage scene of the girls holding placards. 3. The brief color scene of Paul in the limo on the way to the Ed Sullivan studios. 4. My name JOE SHEROV is in the credits, On the upper hand side of the screen at the last 20 seconds of the movie. I was only 17 years old when all this wonderful history transpired. Hope you all enjoy this wonderful piece of history.
Hi Joe, GenXer here. I grew up on 70s music and I know it owes a lot to the Beatles. That having been said, I admit it's hard to truly appreciate what you all were feeling in that time because my generation (and Y and Z) were used to their sound, and the acts they influenced. I mean by the time I grew ears in the late 70s, so much had already changed in music. But your ears were the first to tune into something you had never heard before, even bigger than Elvis, yes? I mean I look at this performance and Shea Stadium, and just, wow! I could easily do an AI search on why The Beatles were so huge, but I'd like to hear it from those were actually there to be living through that.
3:21 The young teen girl (I Love Beetles? button pin) has been in the presence of a living-breathing moment in music history; that moment continues to bring pure and utter joy to the human soul today; we’re enraptured (just like her) by the sight and sound of live rock n’ roll, performed courtesy by The Beatles.
The unluckiest people then were the police. They describe their memories like this: "I had the luck of listening the Beatles live, but I couldn't see them because I was turned to the audience".
BULLSHITT!... you couldn't hear them with 50 watt amps and no mics on the drums,in front of 10,000 screaming girls ,this was an audio feed from the source
Notice all the jelly beans that are lying on the floor of the podium. Thrown there by the fans. One of them hit George Harrison right in the face. Poor guy! I'm sure it hurt.
During the introduction Lennon’s hand clapping and banging of his right foot imitating disabled people who were medically labelled as being spastic then, always makes me mad!
Hi, I am part of the BEATLES 64 movie streaming on DISNEY+. I am the only one who had color 8mm silent footage. I am also seen running alongside the Beatles limo at the 46 minute mark, shot by the Maysles brothers. My color contributions are: 1. The color footage of the crowd outside the Plaza hotel. 2. The color footage scene of the girls holding placards. 3. The brief color scene of Paul in the limo on the way to the Ed Sullivan studios. 4. My name JOE SHEROV is in the credits, On the upper hand side of the screen at the last 20 seconds of the movie. I was only 17 years old when all this wonderful history transpired. Hope you all enjoy this wonderful piece of history.
No one was playing drums like this in 1964
@@jeanboche7065 your right!
I was.
Can't take my eyes off Ringo's fantastic drumming.
@@lewiscray9052 same here.
Ringo really rocked them drums bro.
@@groovyrayHe had that energy in the beginning which is awesome to see.
You have to remember (in the chorus) that Paul and George can't hear what John is singing because of the racket from the audience. Without modern soundback equipment, how they kept in tune at all is incredible.
Fucking Ringo was killing it on this one
YES, RINGO IS FANTASTIC DRUMMER!!!
確かにリンゴは〈ステージ映え〉がスゴいと思います😊
This concert was broadcast "Closed Circuit" to theaters in the U.S. Watched it from California and saw then at the Hollywood Bowl in 1964. I was just a 12 year old star struck Beatles fan. Still am!
@@EagleRockersWow! Thanks for sharing!
Poor Ringo with that huge hooter and his poor head trembling from the weight of it. : )
George is the Secret Sauce that makes it all work out!!
I dont know how Ringo played on that freakin thing, it looks like it was gonna tip over any second. It must have been like playing on top of a coffee table
@@KaBoomChannel in the new documentary Beatles 64’ he mentions his drums stool was close to the edge. What he didn’t know was that it was hammered down with nails lol
I was addicted to this song when 13 years old.
HOW CAN IT BE A BAND, LIKE THE BEATLES ?
THEY ARE SO FABULOUS!!!!
I WILL LOVE BEATLES FOREVER!!!!!!
This Band did it all...the vocals are second to none...No rephase they are second to none
AH! AAHH!! AAAHHH!!! AAAAHHHH!!!!…a more than worthy response to seeing and hearing the Beatles live performance of “Twist and Shout” in person; or on television, or over the radio, or on their 45’s/singles and albums/LP’s…Love Paul and Ringo, Love and miss John and George-The Beatles-Always and Forever Spreading Utter Joy With Their Music-YEA! YEA!! YEA!!! YEA!!!!
One of the greatest live versions of this song…the AC50’s sound amazing
Hi,
I am part of the BEATLES 64 movie streaming on DISNEY+.
I am the only one who had color 8mm silent footage. I am also seen running alongside the Beatles limo
at the 46 minute mark, shot by the Maysles brothers. My color contributions are:
1. The color footage of the crowd outside the Plaza hotel.
2. The color footage scene of the girls holding placards.
3. The brief color scene of Paul in the limo on the way to the Ed Sullivan studios.
4. My name JOE SHEROV is in the credits, On the upper hand side of the screen at the last 20 seconds of the movie. I was only 17 years old when all this wonderful history transpired. Hope you all enjoy this wonderful piece of history.
Hi Joe, GenXer here. I grew up on 70s music and I know it owes a lot to the Beatles. That having been said, I admit it's hard to truly appreciate what you all were feeling in that time because my generation (and Y and Z) were used to their sound, and the acts they influenced. I mean by the time I grew ears in the late 70s, so much had already changed in music. But your ears were the first to tune into something you had never heard before, even bigger than Elvis, yes? I mean I look at this performance and Shea Stadium, and just, wow!
I could easily do an AI search on why The Beatles were so huge, but I'd like to hear it from those were actually there to be living through that.
Ringo's drumming is superb👍
@@GilPerez-o5b Indeed!
Ringo is underrated
That drum set must have owed ringo some money!
How could them played and sang in tune in such a mess???
These guys were sent from heaven...
The ultimate super group!!!!
Fuckin Ringo man...dude fuckin gets it
They really made that song their own…
A nice trip down memory lane. :-)
3:21 The young teen girl (I Love Beetles? button pin) has been in the presence of a living-breathing moment in music history; that moment continues to bring pure and utter joy to the human soul today; we’re enraptured (just like her) by the sight and sound of live rock n’ roll, performed courtesy by The Beatles.
This is the first hard rock.
Amazing performance!
Boy, did American society desperately need their energy, freshness and humor.
大好き！！！
Des légendes , j'ai vue Paul à Paris la défense. ❤ C'était mieux que je l'imaginais.......
Its occuring to me now for the first time, everyone of these headbanging teens works for cbs
Can you imagine paying for a front-row ticket and a cop just stands in front of you the whole time?
今でもしびれる
Paul did an extended version of this with Bruce Springsteen in Hyde Park. Well worth viewing.
The unluckiest people then were the police. They describe their memories like this: "I had the luck of listening the Beatles live, but I couldn't see them because I was turned to the audience".
Washington 🎉
Strange how Paul and George are singing the wrong reply vocal lines on the first verse. Maybe John sang the wrong words?
You're right, Mr. Hurd and you can see George and Paul get a little tickled and looks at each other. Gosh, it didn't matter a bit though, did it?!
noticed that too
maybe they messed up the lyrics for fun..?
Very Low Touring Budget. Ringo had to take a break every other song to step off his Platform as he had to Turn it 90 degrees.
That’s the bass that was stolen and recently recovered!
wrong, that's his 2nd bass, the 1st one has it's pickups close to each other
@@fsolisiii You obviously know your stuff. 😉
Amateurs.. 😒
No its not. The 1961 model had the puckups close together
No, it's not
At this point, the chix didn’t know how to scream and literally let their hair down. In one more year, they would!!
What was Lennon doing at 0:17? Was he mocking a slow person?
Shure.
The fuckin girls screaming at isely brothers 😂 see? They were real rock n roll fans
BULLSHITT!... you couldn't hear them with 50 watt amps and no mics on the drums,in front of 10,000 screaming girls ,this was an audio feed from the source
What "source"? You just said the drums weren't mic'd.
The feed going into the TV broadcast
Who made the drum platform for Richie? Looks like betty crocker.
Johnny making fun of tads
Who was there?
Notice all the jelly beans that are lying on the floor of the podium. Thrown there by the fans. One of them hit George Harrison right in the face. Poor guy! I'm sure it hurt.
In all my life,I have trusted the Beatles
Not like the Orange one
So nice to see the real Paul preform without looking at his bass.
Ava
Watch i want to hold your hand from this same concert, he looks at his bass quite a few times.
None of them really had to look at their instruments.
Every musician looks at there instrument once in awhile. There is plenty of videos of Paul looking at his bass before 1966.
At 3:01 and 3:20 Paul looks at his bass
アンプも横向いてるし、かえりのモニターも無くて良く演奏しているなあー😂
You're absolutely right, sir! A tough place to play.
Synergy on steroids!
There waszu..
Bleeding ORGY afta...everyyy..geeeg...😂😂
I have been censored. Do you think the Beatles would like Trump@!!!!?
Oh hell no- Paul cannot stand King Bunker Boy
John again showing disdain for those who helped make him rich and 'free'.
During the introduction Lennon’s hand clapping and banging of his right foot imitating disabled people who were medically labelled as being spastic then, always makes me mad!
Hi,
I am part of the BEATLES 64 movie streaming on DISNEY+.
I am the only one who had color 8mm silent footage. I am also seen running alongside the Beatles limo
at the 46 minute mark, shot by the Maysles brothers. My color contributions are:
1. The color footage of the crowd outside the Plaza hotel.
2. The color footage scene of the girls holding placards.
3. The brief color scene of Paul in the limo on the way to the Ed Sullivan studios.
4. My name JOE SHEROV is in the credits, On the upper hand side of the screen at the last 20 seconds of the movie. I was only 17 years old when all this wonderful history transpired. Hope you all enjoy this wonderful piece of history.
@@Theoutcasts65 is that you really? I always noticed you and was like man look at him he’s got the Beatles on film😊. Awesome!
Yes, it's really me.
@@Theoutcasts65 amazing nice to meet you sir. Thanks for watching!
How very, very cool, Mr. Sherov. I'm amazed!