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Nice 👍

Very bad!

Good fun, nice rocking dudes!

Z gównem komunistycznym 😅

One of the best covers I've heard!!! Keep it going guys...ROCK ON!

love it

Learn the lyrics. OMG!!!

Pitiful

Pathetic

Outstanding ❤❤❤

No one like him. Awesome.

How is there no comments?? This dude is amazing! I first saw him on a guitar lesson video on vhs from the 80's

Sweet 👍

*me in the thumbnail when anything beatles related pop up on my feed*

Not Autumn June!

The video doesn't match up with the sound.

Leo(the one playing the dark brown/red bass), Spineli(the one playing the drums), and Jerry(my dad/the one playing the guitar in the right corner) go bogus pomp/jerry outlaw and friends!

🤘😛🤘

HA HAAAAAAAA! love it!

She had to be in a band when she was young!

I was there she did great

Immigrant Song, myself singing, Paul Buck on drums, Twinkle Yochim backing vocals, Jimmy De Lisi on guitar, Leo Binetti on bass; last three are the Mad Beach Mafia sans John Spinelli who took a break.

Good Times, Bad Times with Steve (guitar), Jerry (drums), myself on vocals and Leo from the Mad Beach Mafia on bass.

Thank you, algorithm, that's a fun video and a good time

Playing on the little stage.

A Cool moment on stage captured by David. Bringing this Epic Zep song to Life. Cant teach this!!!

OMG! That's me! No bad!!

It is STILL exciting to hear them.

Killer!! 👍

Jerry, your set lists remind me of making cassette tapes for road trips. Every tune you have picked would have been on those tapes. Your taste in music is inspiring and just a total pleasure to listen to. We are blessed to have the best quality music provided by you and the killer musicians you choose to employ in all of your projects. Thank you. 🙏🌞🥁

Jack Paar seems like he’s being beamed in from a different century. He’s bragging about how proud he’s “never had rock&roll” on his show (this is 8 years AFTER the debut of Chuck Berry and Elvis Presley…so he’s bragging about being out of touch). But this clip was no doubt good promotion for the fabs.

My dad was 40 in 1966 but, although you'd expect him to be not interested in 'young people's music', I remember him playing early Beatles songs like 'p.s. I love you' and 'Anna' on his Phillips reel to reel tape machine. I was a small child and I loved hearing this new music. I don't know where he got the songs from, I guess he recorded them from the radio, but I'm so glad he introduced me to me. It started a lifelong passion for music

The drummer must be drunk or he's just really bad. Guess who gave you the first thumbs down?

Takes me back to a wonderful place! <3 <3 <3 <3 <3

You waited 5 years to release this gem ! Actually pretty good, thx :)

1:50 is that Halley Mills?

lotsa heat on the guitar player...lol he was fine tho...good job

Great Job✌️😎🎸

Great energy on long train running

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What does it mean if I cant tell whether or not you're mocking the song?

My best Christmas ever ...john lennon white cub reporter cap and white go go boots....too cool for school 😘 and my am transistor radio ... 93 KHJ....plays more music 🎶 and mary quant lipstick 💄

Top selling musicians of all time.

😊 first view

❤Great song, you do it so well! Glad you're out!😊

Sorry everyone, Jimmy's Sport's Lounge!

Los genios de Liverpool son los más grandes en la historia de la música moderna. 😊

I was ten when they came on Ed Sullivan, I was never the same again. Music still is a major part of my life..

The opening 2 minutes are pretty typical of the (then) mainstream attitude toward The Beatles at that moment: not a particle of interest in the music, just the "phenomenon" and the reaction of the crowds, all done with a slightly superior patronizing tone. But to give Jack Paar credit, he then gave over the rest of the segment to a complete performance, uninterrupted, only descending to make one wisecrack putdown at the end. But that was just a general putdown of rock and roll, and since he made clear at the beginning he had no use for rock and roll ("We've never, in my seven years, ever had a rock and roll act on the show"), it probably could have been expected.

I've never seen this footage before. Really interesting, a little bit of history.