Seeing as no-one else can be bothered... 17:30 - Blue Suede Shoes 19:40 - Money (That's What I Want) 22:54 - Dizzy Miss Lizzy 26:08 - Yer Blues 29:57 - Cold Turkey 33:22 - Give Peace A Chance 36:43 - Don't Worry Kyoko You're welcome...
John out of all of the Beatles changed visually the most. I can hardly see the Hard Days Night John here (even though it was just 5 years earlier) but beneath that hair and beard is that magnificent Lennon voice.
This is the John Abbey Road look. The same as the famous album cover. He went through several looks. I like his Sgt. Pepper , Magical Mystery tour mustache glasses look the best. Let it Be had him with no mustache or beard and hair getting long.The Abbey Road look is a little more hair growth than Let it Be plus the Big Beard added.
@@sturdeehouse I forgot about this clip, and everything was great except for Yoko, I never understood Lennon's attraction but she was with him off and on for the rest of his life, so it wasn't a passing fancy....
I was there as a 17 year old. We had no idea that Lennon and Clapton were going to appear. We were there to see the old rockers, plus Alice Cooper, the Doors and Chicago (Transit Authority). Amazingly, the small stadium wasn’t even full.
I remember buying this album back in 1969. Came with a really nice calendar! Who would think I would watch the concert over 50 years later? Amazing. You visualize of what The concert was like. Then you get the actually video!
I don't know why John didn't like his voice. It was so beautiful. His songs would have been nothing,even though they were genious, without the beauty of his beautiful sounding voice.
I've read about this concert for about forty years. John sounds good, and the band sounds good considering they hadn't practiced I don't think. It was quite a coup to have Eric Clapton there too. However, Yoko's crap absolutely destroys this show. What a horrifying piece of crap she put on that day. I know he was in love, but what the hell was wrong with John allowing this stupid woman on stage?
In 1985 I was working in Dallas. I used to go to a bar called Poor Richards in Garland. Bo Diddley was playing one night. While playing some chick in the back kept yelling, you suck, you can't play for shit. Can't you sing? All kinds of stuff. Bo stopped playing and leaned into the microphone and said, "Well, if you think you can do betta dan me, get you fukkin ass up heah." She did, and she played and sang her ass off. She was amazing. She left with Bo later, arm in arm... LOL. It may have been a set up. but she was good. Saw Stevie Ray there too. Great bar.
I was there and got to go backstage too. It was so amazing to see the Rock and Roll Revival show with late great Jerry Lee Lewis and Bo Diddley, Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Eric Clapton and John and Yoko and a quite wrecked Jim Morrison and the Doors
@@musicmike1960 I would pay her not to sing. A true story. Joe Pesci worked in a restaurant across from my deli. He played guitar from table to table. He ate everyday in my store. He was a terrible singer. I would actually give him the sandwich FREE not to come near us!! He was also a good friend who prank called me daily ( during the busiest hours of course )
Pretty sure that was the whole point of this particular concert: Toronto rock n roll revival festival. Lennon was a last min addition to the lineup, which helped attendance I'm sure but all those rock n roll greats all got bumped to earlier performances and lennon took top billing at a concert ostensibly for originators. Kinda lame for them if ya think about it.
She memorised her own pieces to be fair. Just needed the words for Yer Blues and Cold Turkey! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I do love her though, and I can put up with more Yoko wailing onstage than Clapton being racist. Yoke’s proper songs with words in them are often very beautiful, and I’d point to Take Me To The Land Of Hell as one of her best.
very nice voice Too bad we lost such a great singer. He truly had an exceptional voice and the talent of a great composer.I like the way Yoko does with her voice it gives the impression of being lead guitar
Mr. Lennon has a good command of the stage, and it doesn't matter if he's playing alongside a guitar virtuoso. He's still playing his best role: a main rock star and a real rock n roller...
I actually find this video quite sad... Lennon seems to be a shadow of himself, I find him quite uncomfortable which is understandable after years of no touring and the absence of his old mates. and really embarrasing to hear Yoko's contribution as a screaming goat... she had to read the lyrics where all that was written was hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii but that's nothing new, avant guarde they said
@@L0REN0R2Z0RR0 Elvis and Orbison were good singers, that's all. Their defining impact on rock & rock was minimal. And Carl Perkins? Are you kidding? barely worth mentioning.
I was there. It was like John stepped off the album cover of the Abby Road album. The sounds of yoko screeching and echoing across the dark Toronto skyline was surrealistic. Then the Doors closed the concert. A truly memorable experience!
George Harrison has said that Lennon asked him if he wanted to play with the band in Toronto...but George didn't want to do the "screaming" Yoko bit...so he said no!
🤷..um.. it's little Richard, not little Richards. ..that's Kieth your thinkin' of I think. ..if your gonna make him King, fine; but at least get his Name right.👍 🙄🤦
In this day on 27th, just after a day after Christmas from a tiny state of mizoram in the Indian union, I declare again that I love the Beatles and John Lenon.
When my stepfather would take a nap I timed it perfectly to play the Yoko Song this on his giant Marantz Turntable after I left the house. He became distorted, withdrawn and confused for the next few days. Of course so did Eric Clapton after this fiasco. She was some kind of talent.
I was there. It was the night of the Howling Hag! When John Lennon let Yoko do her set i said to my friends, it’s time for me to leave and not put myself through anymore torture
when i see Paul mc Cartney, George Harrison, live each one in their own concert, i dont think too much about the Beatles, but when i see John Lennon and hear him i feel the Beatles are together, cause he was the lead vocal of the band.
Äh he wasn´t but off course Paul and George lacked of any R+R feeling after 1969. Just listen to bilble-freak-songs like Long And Winding Road, Let It Be or All Things Must Pass. There is no R+R at all.
@@gretchenhans4183 i know what you mean, but in the 3 first albums the Beatles recorded, John's vocal were in almost all hits from the 60s,those hits sang by John in the beginning made the Beatles gain popularity all over the world before they arrived to the USA, John's voice was very catchy, that every band wanted to imitated the Beatles, The Hollies, the Herman's Hermits,The Monkees with Dave jones, the Bee Gees ,in the early recordings( critics told them ,you guy sound like The Beatles, you got to change your style, )
At the beginning of this video, I can recognize the old expressway scenes of Toronto 1969 (before I was born). There was the Hwy 427 going out of Pearson Airport (at the tiem called the Airport Expressway), and the old interchange at highway 401, and the Gardner Expressway in downtown Toronto.
Pretty wild to think that Lennon was so nervous about the prospect of headlining and performing on the same stage after his heroes, it's said he was throwing up on the plane to Toronto. Even though he was in the biggest band in the world at the time, he was in awe of his idols!
The Yoko Dolphin Primal Scream is like the sound of Rock Lobster being boiled with John holding a Megaphone to record her incredible ear piercing talent. Even today it still makes me go for the volume knob regardless what is in the way.
I stopped the video, to read some comments, let it load long enough so when I went back to the video I could easily fast forward thru most of the screeching.
Yeh but Rock Lobster is a great song sung by great singers and by a great band! This just a strung out 60s hippy who no one will stand up to and say, ",Sorry John- not having it!!"
Bo Diddley is one of the best profmrimg artists I've seen live. Certainly of those perofmeing in the 50s I saw no one as good as him. Alas there were many I didn't get to see but of the few I have seem, he was out of his world.
@@experi-mentalproductions5358 without being there in person at this out door gig, I couldn't say, as this isn't the whole gig. When I saw him at the Jazz café though he was amazing.
Thanks for posting this. It was a real treat to see all of those great musicians. I tried my best , but I could only watch as far as 38:43 and then I had to stop.
Clapton KILLS! Fantastic solos. I think Lennon is the best RnR singer ever. YOKO …..stay in the bag, love you though❤️. Actually on Cold Turkey I dug it GO YOKO!
I'm nearly 70 years old now. I suppose I will never understand why anyone would give Yoko a microphone and let her sing, much less sing over John and Eric.
John & his mates only had a few hours on the plane to cobble together 6 songs worth of material; Yoko's white noise fleshed out the program with another 15 minute of, uh, white noise.
I needed to repaint my '59 Caddy limosine. Yoko's "singing" just saved me all that sandblasting. (I do need to reshingle my house now, though.) Thanks!
For all of you who weren't old enough to be 14 when Chuck, Richard and Jerry were on regular radio and then in 1969 and the crazy Vietnam and drug times then, shuddup unless you like this stuff.
John got that Rock n Roll Voice . Eric on Les Paul ( Black Beauty) Klaus on Bass. Alan White Drums ( future YES drummer) YOKO no comment . Bo , Chuck , Little Richard , Killer Early Rock n Roll. Historical Concert .
Great songs he played, early Beatles covers. I don't think people cared what he played, they just wanted to see the man! I like the studio version of "Cold Turkey" better than this LIVE performance. 🦃
Kathy Traskal The Beatles we're all very fortunate to have found each other. The sum was greater than the equal parts. And the chemistry they had together was amazing.
Judging from the last half century of McCartney's overwhelmingly vacuous music, I'd say Paul was fortunate to have met up with Lennon. All would've found their way into music as the Liverpool rock scene was about to explode anyway. Lennon likely would've gone furthest given the raw rock and roll talent and determination but none of them would've found themselves working on the buses.
Una pena que Yoko no se haya ubicado jamás dentro de su propio arte sin inmiscuirse en lo musical arruinando parcialmente un recital con músicos de la talla de Lennon y Clapton. Mas allá de eso, qué linda época ! Parecía que lo que vendría en los 80 y 90 sería superador... craso error... y ni hablar de los 2000... creo que los Poderes hicieron "bien" su trabajo.... aplastaron esta revolución en gestación y ahora siguen contaminando nuestra juventud con el reagaton y toda esa mierda que insulta el buen gusto y por sobre todo la buena música. Al menos ese es mi punto de vista. Saludos a todos !!
I met Chuck , I was lucky to shake his hand , Little Richard , the guys who started it all , but Elvis had the looks image matters , John had a great voice that touched human hearts , and the best Rhythm guitarist that ever lived , he made the two best solo albums ever , his first and imagine , how could you follow that , he’d worn himself out in the Beatles for the world , , so why not crazy and have a laugh
Almost every live recording by John Lennon has forever been marred by Yoko’s annoying wailing in the background. What John saw in her I’ll never understand.
I've heard that Yoko was stalking Paul and John and John didn't like her at first. I think what changed his mind was that he was jealous of Paul enjoying the bachelor life and the Avant Garde art scene and that Yoko was a reliable Heroin connection.
' Johnny B. Good ' is billions and billions of miles out into the solar system now, and it would be the first rock-in-roll song an alien will get to experience, once they come across it....Rock on Chuck, wherever you are. You were truly the ' Father of Rock-in-Roll '...
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Seeing as no-one else can be bothered...
17:30 - Blue Suede Shoes
19:40 - Money (That's What I Want)
22:54 - Dizzy Miss Lizzy
26:08 - Yer Blues
29:57 - Cold Turkey
33:22 - Give Peace A Chance
36:43 - Don't Worry Kyoko
You're welcome...
Thanks but you left out the first 3 or 4 performances...
I was seven years old playing in the front yard at Port Credit and I could hear Yoko's shrieking voice coming from twenty kilometers away.
Our thoughts and prayers are still with you!!!
@@jankalinski5789 Needles to say, I have lost over 50% of my hearing and need to use hearing aids now.
No child should have to go through that.
I think I laughed so much I had tears in my eyes, thank you!! From across the border... it made my day!!
What a treat eh
John out of all of the Beatles changed visually the most. I can hardly see the Hard Days Night John here (even though it was just 5 years earlier) but beneath that hair and beard is that magnificent Lennon voice.
This is the John Abbey Road look. The same as the famous album cover. He went through several looks. I like his Sgt. Pepper , Magical Mystery tour mustache glasses look the best. Let it Be had him with no mustache or beard and hair getting long.The Abbey Road look is a little more hair growth than Let it Be plus the Big Beard added.
29:35
Yoko's expression: "Yep, nailed it."
John's expression: "Damn, why did I let her onstage."
"Get back in your bag Yoko!""......
@@harrylazard805 in fact though the whole thing was incredible
@@sturdeehouse I forgot about this clip, and everything was great except for Yoko, I never understood Lennon's attraction but she was with him off and on for the rest of his life, so it wasn't a passing fancy....
She's having a fun time with her husband, grow up fragile 😂
I was there as a 17 year old. We had no idea that Lennon and Clapton were going to appear. We were there to see the old rockers, plus Alice Cooper, the Doors and Chicago (Transit Authority). Amazingly, the small stadium wasn’t even full.
That must be why the camera angles for the entire concert are close-ups.
I remember buying this album back in 1969. Came with a really nice calendar! Who would think I would watch the concert
over 50 years later? Amazing. You visualize of what The concert was like. Then you get the actually video!
It was blue, wasn't it?
Better late than never.
@gary chambers i also bought the album maybe in the early 70's & have still got it, it was a Blue cover
@@pabloperez4063 Yes,it was.
Powder blue too! 🤡
I don't know why John didn't like his voice. It was so beautiful. His songs would have been nothing,even though they were genious, without the beauty of his beautiful sounding voice.
Anyone sounds beautiful after listening to that Yoko mess....
I've read about this concert for about forty years. John sounds good, and the band sounds good considering they hadn't practiced I don't think. It was quite a coup to have Eric Clapton there too. However, Yoko's crap absolutely destroys this show. What a horrifying piece of crap she put on that day.
I know he was in love, but what the hell was wrong with John allowing this stupid woman on stage?
@@harrylazard805 Perhaps there's a way to remove Ono's screeching with AI software?
@@DaveVelo1 It would be my luck that the government would use AI to change all my favorite singer's voices into Yoko "singing" their songs.....
LITTLE RICHARD WAS FANTASTIC! I WAS PRIVILEGED TO MEET HIM IN BEVERLY HILLS IN THE 90’S ON HIS BIRTHDAY! HE WAS VERY COOL.RIP RICHARD!
In 1985 I was working in Dallas. I used to go to a bar called Poor Richards in Garland. Bo Diddley was playing one night. While playing some chick in the back kept yelling, you suck, you can't play for shit. Can't you sing? All kinds of stuff. Bo stopped playing and leaned into the microphone and said, "Well, if you think you can do betta dan me, get you fukkin ass up heah." She did, and she played and sang her ass off. She was amazing. She left with Bo later, arm in arm... LOL. It may have been a set up. but she was good. Saw Stevie Ray there too. Great bar.
Never realized how beautiful Yoko is.Drop dead gorgeous with that bag on her!
yo she a three bagger one on her head one on yours case hers comes off and one on the peeping toms head
Lennon assassination - 2 gunmen. (Shot in the front at close range. As per trauma surgeon and 2 nurses). Professional hit.
I think with Peter Jackson's new software it would now be possible to neatly remove Yoko from the mix. I hope it'll happen some day soon.
Yes, please. Make it so.
A pair of scissors will be fine.
Remove the distortion what a brilliant idea
Me too
Yoko is a joko
I was there and got to go backstage too. It was so amazing to see the Rock and Roll Revival show with late great Jerry Lee Lewis and Bo Diddley, Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Eric Clapton and John and Yoko and a quite wrecked Jim Morrison and the Doors
Wow amazing how did you manage that? Did you get an autograph photo get to speak with John or anything lucky you. ❤
He was the master.. no one with a better voice.. writing skill and charisma combination
Those musicians were amazing for not getting thrown too far off track by Captain Screech over there
Yeah, I mean what did she really add to the music?
Ruined the songs with her cackling
Omg you made me bust out laughing!
Bless Lennons heart. Love can make you weak and completely unjudgemental
🤣
being half deaf from the heroin and the other half from all the noise, he didn't hear a thing she sang (if you call that singing).
So can heroin.
and tone deaf as well when it came to Yoko's wailing...
@@musicmike1960 I would pay her not to sing. A true story. Joe Pesci worked in a restaurant across from my deli. He played guitar from table to table. He ate everyday in my store. He was a terrible singer. I would actually give him the sandwich FREE not to come near us!! He was also a good friend who prank called me daily ( during the busiest hours of course )
Bo Didley, one of the four stepping stones of Rock 'n Roll.
And Little Richard
And Jerry Lee Lewis!
And OM Goodness, that guitar man, CHUCK BERRY!
And Milcíades Matos.
Pretty sure that was the whole point of this particular concert: Toronto rock n roll revival festival. Lennon was a last min addition to the lineup, which helped attendance I'm sure but all those rock n roll greats all got bumped to earlier performances and lennon took top billing at a concert ostensibly for originators. Kinda lame for them if ya think about it.
"Do you wanna join in with John Lennon and Eric Clapton on stage?"
"Yeah, I'll just screech like an alien cat."
The best part about it is that Yoko is holding a lyric sheet. haha..
Classic.
Screeching is a complex art form take many hours of persistent wailing to get the desired effect, usually blown eardrums and cerebral leaking
She memorised her own pieces to be fair. Just needed the words for Yer Blues and Cold Turkey! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I do love her though, and I can put up with more Yoko wailing onstage than Clapton being racist. Yoke’s proper songs with words in them are often very beautiful, and I’d point to Take Me To The Land Of Hell as one of her best.
very nice voice Too bad we lost such a great singer. He truly had an exceptional voice and the talent of a great composer.I like the way Yoko does with her voice it gives the impression of being lead guitar
Maybe have your hearing aid checked....Ive heard farts that sound better than Yoko's singing!
@@peterguarino9143 I think I heard her cut one loose
@@peterdanyliw9506 🤣🤣🤣
LONG LIVE JOHN LENNON, ! May THE peace of LOVE be with him ALWAYS , AMEN.??
Mr. Lennon has a good command of the stage, and it doesn't matter if he's playing alongside a guitar virtuoso. He's still playing his best role: a main rock star and a real rock n roller...
John was the Star of the show!!! Doesn't matter who was up there.. You cant compete with a Beatle! Hes the #1 Man
@@garychambers5850 💯👍
I'll bet fans were pissed off he didn't play any classic Beatles songs....
@@patgalvez4563 Yer Blues is on The White Album (I'm so lonely...)
I actually find this video quite sad... Lennon seems to be a shadow of himself, I find him quite uncomfortable which is understandable after years of no touring and the absence of his old mates.
and really embarrasing to hear Yoko's contribution as a screaming goat... she had to read the lyrics where all that was written was hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii but that's nothing new, avant guarde they said
Bo Diddley, Chuck Berry and Little Richard - brilliant!! These guys paved the way for everything...
Don't forget Jerry Lee Lewis. As far as I'm concerned, Berry/Richard/Lewis were the holy(?) Trinity of Rock & Roll.
@@BigBri550 and what does that make Perkins, Elvis and Orbison?
@@L0REN0R2Z0RR0 Elvis and Orbison were good singers, that's all. Their defining impact on rock & rock was minimal.
And Carl Perkins? Are you kidding? barely worth mentioning.
@@BigBri550 - Elvis impact "minimal?" Maybe the stupidest, most ignorant thing I've ever seen written on YT. lol Go back to your bong.
@@MisterMasterShafter1 Yes, minimal. What did Elvis do to advance rock & roll as a cultural art form?
I was there. It was like John stepped off the album cover of the Abby Road album. The sounds of yoko screeching and echoing across the dark Toronto skyline was surrealistic. Then the Doors closed the concert. A truly memorable experience!
I was there too…
That’s a great second line!
Whaaaa so lucky I wish I was born then
@@alaincharnier1971 @ they say he looked like a scumbag, wasted.
I'd have loved to be a fly on the wall during the Lennon/Morrison encounter backstage.
George Harrison has said that Lennon asked him if he wanted to play with the band in Toronto...but George didn't want to do the "screaming" Yoko bit...so he said no!
George tenía más clase.
@@marisarico4933 Claro.
Meanwhile McCartney is trying to get these guys to play live.
Yoko doing her thing at a concert like this is self indulgent and insulting
Knowing that the band rehearsed the tracks during the flight to New York, the result is stunning,
They were professional not children.
@@sergiosozi Oh, well then
They weren't very good and Joko was terrible
Any musician worth a damn can play these songs with no practice
@@frankmccormick1175 "Joko" lol
All the real heroes what a concert, chuck, bo, Jerry, little Richard, and John.
And Eric!
Nobody can sing with the king's voice like the true king of rock and roll, Little Richards!!!
🤷..um.. it's little Richard, not little Richards. ..that's Kieth your thinkin' of I think. ..if your gonna make him King, fine; but at least get his Name right.👍 🙄🤦
Automatic corrector my friend, but if you understand, that's what matters!!!
In this day on 27th, just after a day after Christmas from a tiny state of mizoram in the Indian union, I declare again that I love the Beatles and John Lenon.
Yoko proves that love isnt just blind its also deaf.
When my stepfather would take a nap I timed it perfectly to play the Yoko Song this on his giant Marantz Turntable after I left the house. He became distorted, withdrawn and confused for the next few days. Of course so did Eric Clapton after this fiasco. She was some kind of talent.
Incredible just incredible John and Eric the whole concert is wonderful thank you for posting this ❤
Creo que en esa época, subir a Yoko a un escenario, podía ser una experiencia. Para mi confirmó que el amor no solo es ciego, sino sordo...
Kkkkkkkk
YES FOR SHURE DEAF!! NO EARS
😂😂👍
All in the name of conceptions art, BUT it don't do with Bo, Chuck or Jerry Lee!
Think Lennon went a bit el loco at this time lol
I was there. It was the night of the Howling Hag! When John Lennon let Yoko do her set i said to my friends, it’s time for me to leave and not put myself through anymore torture
Con Yoko 5 minutos entras en un estado hipnótico irreversible.
Yoko was screeaching like she was in pain or doing some kind of ritual I don’t witch is which
@@davidporter9882 avantgarde bullshit/new York doll johnny thunders said in 1974 onoruined Lennon/but sable star ruined thunders?
Clapton was certainly on his game here!!!😀
Thank God Eric survived that onslaught of horror ( Yoko). John was so talented but so emotionally damaged!
Good thing too - he managed to just about rescue train wrecks like Cold Turkey and Give Peace A Chance. The lack of practice really does show.
@@johnsurrey7426 That’s true. Apparently he asked George Harrison first, but he declined. Good call.😀
A week later...September 20, 1969 at a meeting at Apple...Lennon told Paul & Ringo that he was leaving The Beatles!
La firma de la disolución como banda fue el 10 Abril 1970.
A week later John got fitted for custom made earplugs
Music fans during the Yoio performance: "Never mind the LSD, give me some Advil".....
Possibly the last great gig of the 60's. Altamont was just a couple of months around the corner.
Yeah agreed but in December we saw Led Zeppelin at The Okeefe Centre.
when i see Paul mc Cartney, George Harrison, live each one in their own concert, i dont think too much about the Beatles, but when i see John Lennon and hear him i feel the Beatles are together, cause he was the lead vocal of the band.
Äh he wasn´t but off course Paul and George lacked of any R+R feeling after 1969. Just listen to bilble-freak-songs like Long And Winding Road, Let It Be or All Things Must Pass. There is no R+R at all.
@@gretchenhans4183 i know what you mean, but in the 3 first albums the Beatles recorded, John's vocal were in almost all hits from the 60s,those hits sang by John in the beginning made the Beatles gain popularity all over the world before they arrived to the USA, John's voice was very catchy, that every band wanted to imitated the Beatles, The Hollies, the Herman's Hermits,The Monkees with Dave jones, the Bee Gees ,in the early recordings( critics told them ,you guy sound like The Beatles, you got to change your style, )
Little Richard’s voice in indomitable!
Magic
At the beginning of this video, I can recognize the old expressway scenes of Toronto 1969 (before I was born). There was the Hwy 427 going out of Pearson Airport (at the tiem called the Airport Expressway), and the old interchange at highway 401, and the Gardner Expressway in downtown Toronto.
Pretty wild to think that Lennon was so nervous about the prospect of headlining and performing on the same stage after his heroes, it's said he was throwing up on the plane to Toronto. Even though he was in the biggest band in the world at the time, he was in awe of his idols!
He was also withdrawing from heroin as he did not want to take it through customs.
I didn't think he was very good at this concert. I thought the other acts were far better.
@@pardyhardly That's what i thought. Damned junkies. 😃
Nausea and heroin go together
He was having withdrawals from his heroine addiction hence the throwing up
It cracks me up to look at that crowd and think everyone is in their 70's now.
Sucks. My. Friend. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Yoko OH NO was having a blast here!
I'm sure John's heroes couldn't wait to meet Yoko.
They’d be star struck .
The Yoko Dolphin Primal Scream is like the sound of Rock Lobster being boiled with John holding a Megaphone to record her incredible ear piercing talent. Even today it still makes me go for the volume knob regardless what is in the way.
I stopped the video, to read some comments, let it load long enough so when I went back to the video I could easily fast forward thru most of the screeching.
Yokel ono
who cares
Yeh but Rock Lobster is a great song sung by great singers and by a great band! This just a strung out 60s hippy who no one will stand up to and say, ",Sorry John- not having it!!"
That's because the backup vocals in "Rock Lobster" are an impersonation of Yoko Ono.
36 minutes of good music.
Followed by something that makes leaf blowers sound melodic.
Yoko Ono can’t possibly look back on this fondly.
Amazing how much Prince and Little Richard looked alike when they were both about the same age. Never noticed that before
i noticed that initially
For me this was Johns best look
Yeah he looked really cool here
When it comes to Yoko’s voice, beauty is in the mind of the beholder. The list of beholders was short - just one - and he was biased.
@@alaincharnier1971 It was a kind of "WTF is that!?" look.
@@alaincharnier1971 he looks worried!!!
@@toms4442 he is chasing the dragon and playing about cold turkey
More like beauty is in the eye of the BEER holder.
I'm not on the list, but it might be up to 2. Paul seemed to enjoy it when they jammed all those times during the Let It Be recordings.
Glimpses of Erics greatness here ...
Bo Diddley is one of the best profmrimg artists I've seen live. Certainly of those perofmeing in the 50s I saw no one as good as him.
Alas there were many I didn't get to see but of the few I have seem, he was out of his world.
I presume his performance here isn't an example of that then.
@@experi-mentalproductions5358 without being there in person at this out door gig, I couldn't say, as this isn't the whole gig.
When I saw him at the Jazz café though he was amazing.
Now this is rock and roll !!!
I was 13, living in Toronto, when this concert happened, man, just a little too young...missed it. 🎸
Гений Джона,даже Йоко не испортит,хоть и старается пуще всех✌️
That’s more than art. That’s unconditional love.
Loll!
Would have loved a supergroup with John and Eric for a few years….
Thank you. Good time had by all.
John had such a wonderful voice for rock and roll 🎸
Grande este video.....
he visto hartos pero este con Clapton, es único, una joya!!
So many great artists and 1 banshee.
Thank you so much for this gem!❤
Thanks for posting this. It was a real treat to see all of those great musicians.
I tried my best , but I could only watch as far as 38:43 and then I had to stop.
Clapton KILLS! Fantastic solos. I think Lennon is the best RnR singer ever. YOKO …..stay in the bag, love you though❤️. Actually on Cold Turkey I dug it GO YOKO!
Lennon is the best rock singer ever.
Way ahead of its time.
Great rocker! Loved his music then and now. Too bad he didn’t stay with May Pang. RIP John Lennon. Your music is still alive!
All those years before in Hamburg getting it right over how many nights(?) Then this..😞😞
As I watch more. As a paying customer id DEMAND my money back. How are people not booing or complaining?My God....
Thanks so much ❤️ 💚 ❤️
thanks for sharing!
I'm nearly 70 years old now. I suppose I will never understand why anyone would give Yoko a microphone and let her sing, much less sing over John and Eric.
well they say " love is blind " it seems its deaf as well.....
Deaf, dumb, blind and hooked on smack.
@@leescott1145 😂😂😂
John & his mates only had a few hours on the plane to cobble together 6 songs worth of material; Yoko's white noise fleshed out the program with another 15 minute of, uh, white noise.
i feel your pain,it musta been the drugs, i dont get it either.prolly never will....
Вот это жизнь! Слышу и оживаю!
I needed to repaint my '59 Caddy limosine. Yoko's "singing" just saved me all that sandblasting. (I do need to reshingle my house now, though.) Thanks!
For all of you who weren't old enough to be 14 when Chuck, Richard and Jerry were on regular radio and then in 1969 and the crazy Vietnam and drug times then, shuddup unless you like this stuff.
Spot on amos/ different times/ m c 5
thank you for posting this important documentary
I'd rather light my hair on fire than go thru this again
John got that Rock n Roll Voice .
Eric on Les Paul ( Black Beauty)
Klaus on Bass.
Alan White Drums ( future YES drummer)
YOKO no comment .
Bo , Chuck , Little Richard , Killer
Early Rock n Roll.
Historical Concert .
Thank you Bill! I didn't know who the band was.I'm glad you didn't include Yoko Oh no! with the musicians.😢
- Solo Con A -. No tenía conocimiento de este histórico recital. Gracias por subirlo......
The pioneers were still very exciting !
Great songs he played, early Beatles covers. I don't think people cared what he played, they just wanted to see the man!
I like the studio version of "Cold Turkey" better than this LIVE performance. 🦃
Todo muy bien despues de oir a yoko tuve pesadillas el amor de john por yoko era mucho como para subirla a un escenario
Apparently the only way to understand Yoko Ono's supreme artistry, is to consume as much LSD as John Lennon did in the 1960's.
I always said that Yoko had Van Gogh's ear for music
I grew up with the Beatles, and started playing music because of them but John was VERY lucky he found Paul and George...
Cheers
Kathy Traskel. Very SHALLOW! thing to say about the great John Lennon.
Kathy Traskal The Beatles we're all very fortunate to have found each other. The sum was greater than the equal parts. And the chemistry they had together was amazing.
He said, when they came out, this was their first time playing together, so how about a little slack? Besides, he had a perfectly good solo career.
The Beatles were fortunate they found George Martin, too.
Judging from the last half century of McCartney's overwhelmingly vacuous music, I'd say Paul was fortunate to have met up with Lennon. All would've found their way into music as the Liverpool rock scene was about to explode anyway. Lennon likely would've gone furthest given the raw rock and roll talent and determination but none of them would've found themselves working on the buses.
Una pena que Yoko no se haya ubicado jamás dentro de su propio arte sin inmiscuirse en lo musical arruinando parcialmente un recital con músicos de la talla de Lennon y Clapton. Mas allá de eso, qué linda época ! Parecía que lo que vendría en los 80 y 90 sería superador... craso error... y ni hablar de los 2000... creo que los Poderes hicieron "bien" su trabajo.... aplastaron esta revolución en gestación y ahora siguen contaminando nuestra juventud con el reagaton y toda esa mierda que insulta el buen gusto y por sobre todo la buena música. Al menos ese es mi punto de vista. Saludos a todos !!
Se llama capitalismo
I met Chuck , I was lucky to shake his hand , Little Richard , the guys who started it all , but Elvis had the looks image matters , John had a great voice that touched human hearts , and the best Rhythm guitarist that ever lived , he made the two best solo albums ever , his first and imagine , how could you follow that , he’d worn himself out in the Beatles for the world , , so why not crazy and have a laugh
Why have I not seen this before? Very well done film.
Almost every live recording by John Lennon has forever been marred by Yoko’s annoying wailing in the background.
What John saw in her I’ll never understand.
True and not true. In this case, for example, she kept silent for the first few songs.
@@teveve31 Keeping quiet was her best contribution
I've heard that Yoko was stalking Paul and John and John didn't like her at first. I think what changed his mind was that he was jealous of Paul enjoying the bachelor life and the Avant Garde art scene and that Yoko was a reliable Heroin connection.
So sad to hear John voice and every else here were legends who d played here on stage
Beautiful ...
Merci 👍
If I only heard this concert but didn't see this video I'd swear Flipper was a member of the band.
LOL!
I believe this is the same show The Doors were headlining and the famous Alice Cooper chicken incident.
42:35 John's thinking "Jesus, a couple years ago I was making Sgt. Pepper"
... or two months ago I was making "Abbey Road"!
Her voice is why the off button was invented
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Little Richard and his band were the tightest.
Tremendo final tremendo.
' Johnny B. Good ' is billions and billions of miles out into the solar system now, and it would be the first rock-in-roll song an alien will get to experience, once they come across it....Rock on Chuck, wherever you are. You were truly the ' Father of Rock-in-Roll '...
The early rock n rollers were fantastic! What energy while live!
the man that fimed ------this was a friend of mine welcome to toronto canada 1969
can I sue him