I’m obsessed lol idk how he compiles all this footage so quickly. Switching his content to music/film retrospective instead of just movie reviews was the best thing he could’ve done
9:15 I believe this photo of John was used alongside one of Johm with recent long hair, in the News Journal newspapers in Wilmington, Del., pointing out John's haircut. And we get a relatively rare look at Beatles during their time off after their last tour.
'66 was like a wormhole to another plane of consciousness for the band (and many others) pivotal, controversial, unchartered and the ultimate shedding of their fab four comforts. the year was a benchmark. evocatively laid out once more.
Yep around this time they started taking lsd and had been smoking cannabis for a while as well as taking amphetamines ever since Hamburg. Lsd changed their outlook on things and they took music to new places
John died and was replaced by "Fohn Fennon". This is why he seemed to undergo such a drastic change in appearance. Sadly, Fohn Fennon was later murdered by a guy who foolishly thought he was murdering John Lennon. It's like a double tragedy, because Fohn was actually a great singer and songwriter too--arguably even _better_ than John was! 😢😢
@@BugRib That's why "John" started to wear glasses around that time, to hide the fact that Fohn's eye colour didn't match that of the recently deceased John.
A major year of transition which saw the end of Beatlemania, live touring and their mop top image towards studio artists and the recording of their greatest album Revolver.
1966 was their last year as the original group. After this it was Sgt Pepper where they didn't really play together all that much. Then they went to India and all the drama from that. Then the white album with Ringo quitting. Then Get Back sessions where George quit. Really is remarkable they at least got it together one more time for Abbey Road
The Revolver period, my fave. They looked cool, sounded great with Casino guitars. It was when the Jam released Start and the Taxman bass line, Paul Weller raved about Revolver, so i went out and bought it, i loved it ever since.
because of your comment i listened to the jam song start, and you're right. it's the same bass line as taxman, amazing the beatles didn't sue paul weller for using it.
Yoko Ono was CIA. I believe if I heard right, she's really a man. The replacement Lennon was the one who hooked up with Lennon. The OG Lennon was gone by 66'. Also if you look at 70's Linda McCartney, she has an Adams apple.
The Beatles finest year ever! I cherish the wonderful memory as an 8 year going to Bob's Records in San Fernando, California, on a beautiful early Spring afternoon, in June, 1966 with my late brother Anthony to buy the Paperback Writer/Rain Single! I played it for my parents when we got home and I knew The Beatles had progressed into another realm! I had never heard anything like it!
These are very good short documentaries - well written and produced. Informative and entertaining. With all the content on TH-cam it rare to find something enjoyable
Yoko met up with Paul to see about getting song lyrics on scrap paper for a friend of hers John Cage. Paul said he didn't have any to give her, but suggested John might be able to help her.
You could’ve mentioned that Paul initially grew his mustache to hide a small facial scar He got when he had a moped accident, which is easily viewable on the paperback writer, and rain films.
Amazing! We are still greatly intrigued by this brief period of time with the Beatles even after all these years= roughly 60 years later. Where did time go?
The image behind all these videos, I wonder whose gear that is. There’s a Ray Ewell amp in there and that’s pretty rare- he’s an amp builder out of Austin. Only a handful of people know him but his amplifiers are top notch!
It seems like 1966 was the transition year for the Beatles , and really society. The Musical and culture shift of the 1960s started to come way, the early 1960s culture was fading and a new world was underway. The Woodstock generation and summer of love were all in the making. Drugs, rock n roll, and sex were becoming widespread and you can see it in just about all media at this era.
Funnily enough the video I watched before this was about Hitler and talked about the mania around him in mid 30s Germany. They described it as the same as Beatle mania.
wtf John's father visited John just because John got famous? That is so fucked up. The Lennons hadn’t seen each other for 17 years. The meeting was obviously not a success, lasting just 20 minutes before John ordered his father out of the office. The Beatles unintentionally snubbed the Philippines' First Lady, Imelda Marcos, on the day of their Manila concerts, leading to chaos and hostility. The Manila Times accused them of the snub, and local staff refused service. At the airport, staff and thugs harassed and assaulted them, forcing them to carry their own equipment. Despite the violence, they eventually boarded their flight. Once airborne, they expressed relief and discussed the ordeal. The incident reinforced their desire to stop touring. Shortly after their departure, President Marcos issued a statement clearing The Beatles of any wrongdoing. The lesson is the importance of clear communication and understanding. Misunderstandings can escalate quickly, as with The Beatles in Manila, highlighting the need for grace and caution. It also shows the unpredictable influence of public opinion and media narratives.
The day of infamy was November 7,1966 when John Lennon first met Yoko Ono. That was the day before Yoko Ono's art exhibition took place at The Indica Gallery which ran between November 8 ~ November 18,1966.
I believe that 1966 was their last year at their 'peak of cool' persona. (In my humble opinion.) At the time of 9:15, I stopped watching this video when they started up with the 'new look' thing.
Where did the Beatles find the time to write record and produce the Revolver album in 1966? And they didn’t even have Yoko around yet to help out. Strange.
Just noticed that your latest post was removed: "How The Beatles Hung by a Thread Recording Abbey Road". Probably something in the algorithm thinks your up against a copyright thing or something like that.
@@OldSchoolVibes1978 I didn't mean the BS like saying baloney. I meant a different BS, as in a name, like "the one and only...." The "BS" is a bit of a pun.
1966 was the toughest year for The Beatles. Snubbing Marcos in the Philippines, John Lennon's bigger than Jesus Christ statement and the burning of the groups records and memorabilia plus John having to apologise for his remarks and travelling and touring what a tough year.
Revolver and Rubber Soul were both released around this time. Rubber Soul was the cannabis album and Revolver was the lsd one (tomorrow never knows is the first real acid track imo and about 20-25 years ahead of anything else).
@BasicLeigh they prob did retire, but I also believe they had plastic surgery to not look like themselves, if u know what I mean. It wouldn't surprise me they are all living in Liverpool under new names.
Way too John-centric. Why no mention of Paul spending the first few months of the year soaking up the London art scene? The things he experienced then would have a MAJOR impact on their music in ‘66 and ‘67.
John said a lot more about Jesus and Christianity than just those 6 words: "We're more popular than Jesus now." He basically said - Christianity will become less and less until it vanishes. I think it was wishful thinking. He hated anything to do with worshipping Jesus. And all that talk about him being taken out of context is rubbish. He was attacking Christianity by minimizing and trivializing it. He was a typical God hating atheist. My atheist friend told me about those phony atheists who imply God is real by saying how uncaring He is. Also, those antichristians who deny Christ and yet say how bad He must be. But John Lennon was like the coolest dude - and a helacious songwriter!!
All of my favorite Beatle songs were written by John Lennon. After watching some of the best Beatle content on TH-cam (this channel) I realize now that as well as being mean he was also an idiot. Now get off my lawn!
Why do haters chime in ? They want everyone to know how ignorant they are ? Ok. I mean ,go away. Not a fan of sunshine and nature either ? I mean it's the same thing....And if this weasle starts in on me,I trust you guys will come down in him. Or it. Or whatever it is.
Someone needs study up a little more on musical history of the 50’s going on into the 60’s . They changed how music was played written and approached. They set the standard and wrote the blue print for the 70’s 80’s. If you listen to any of those interviews from bands of those eras they will tell you themselves The Beatles were game changers.
Your probably the best Beatles historian channel I’ve stumbled across
Totally agree!
Yeh I've been watching everything since I found this guy. Good work, Film Retro :)
I’m obsessed lol idk how he compiles all this footage so quickly. Switching his content to music/film retrospective instead of just movie reviews was the best thing he could’ve done
The Beatles looked so damn cool during this period
Looks-wise, they were never quite the same once they stopped touring,
9:15 I believe this photo of John was used alongside one of Johm with recent long hair, in the News Journal newspapers in Wilmington, Del., pointing out John's haircut. And we get a relatively rare look at Beatles during their time off after their last tour.
That’s because they was!
I was gonna say the same!
ya, personally my favorite period of the music & style
1966 got to be my favorite year in The Beatles' story
@@cliffheywood-kk3gfdidn't he die a few times and get resurrected?
'66 was like a wormhole to another plane of consciousness for the band (and many others) pivotal, controversial, unchartered and the ultimate shedding of their fab four comforts. the year was a benchmark. evocatively laid out once more.
Yep around this time they started taking lsd and had been smoking cannabis for a while as well as taking amphetamines ever since Hamburg.
Lsd changed their outlook on things and they took music to new places
@@nigeh5326 except paul for a time
Still hard to comprehend this is not even 3 years past I want to hold your hand...
Thats crazy
I've been a fan for almost 20 years and I still can't fathom that only four years separate Please Please Me and With the Beatles from Sgt. Pepper.
1966 John changed drastically during the last months of the year. Drastically.
John died and was replaced by "Fohn Fennon". This is why he seemed to undergo such a drastic change in appearance.
Sadly, Fohn Fennon was later murdered by a guy who foolishly thought he was murdering John Lennon.
It's like a double tragedy, because Fohn was actually a great singer and songwriter too--arguably even _better_ than John was! 😢😢
@@BugRib That's why "John" started to wear glasses around that time, to hide the fact that Fohn's eye colour didn't match that of the recently deceased John.
@@ansibarius4633Yeah and if you play Strawberry Fields Forever backwards you can actually hear Fohn say “I was the walrus the entire time”
yep because after 66' Fennon took over.
@BasicLeigh I dont believe they were all killed. But definitely replaced.
A major year of transition which saw the end of Beatlemania, live touring and their mop top image towards studio artists and the recording of their greatest album Revolver.
I'm torn between 'Revolver' & 'Abbey Road' as their greatest album.
@@josephblue4135 That is the only right answer ;)
1966 was their last year as the original group. After this it was Sgt Pepper where they didn't really play together all that much. Then they went to India and all the drama from that. Then the white album with Ringo quitting. Then Get Back sessions where George quit. Really is remarkable they at least got it together one more time for Abbey Road
The year of revolution 1966, I want a version for us millennials and gen z. We need to change this cesspool
DO IT!
2 great albums that year Rubber Soul and Revolver
My 2 favourite Beatles albums
Rubber Soul was released in 1965, not 1966.
@@pauldavies5611 Well December 65 is close
The Revolver period, my fave. They looked cool, sounded great with Casino guitars. It was when the Jam released Start and the Taxman bass line, Paul Weller raved about Revolver, so i went out and bought it, i loved it ever since.
because of your comment i listened to the jam song start, and you're right. it's the same bass line as taxman, amazing the beatles didn't sue paul weller for using it.
This 60 year old Beatles fan just stopping by to say you did a excellent job. Two thumbs up!
1965 - 1966 is peak Beatles. John hadn't yet destroyed himself with drugs and his obsession with Yoko Ono, and was able to write masterpieces.
Yoko Ono was CIA. I believe if I heard right, she's really a man. The replacement Lennon was the one who hooked up with Lennon. The OG Lennon was gone by 66'. Also if you look at 70's Linda McCartney, she has an Adams apple.
The Beatles finest year ever!
I cherish the wonderful memory as an 8 year going to Bob's Records in San Fernando, California, on a beautiful early Spring afternoon, in June, 1966 with my late brother Anthony to buy the Paperback Writer/Rain Single!
I played it for my parents when we got home and I knew The Beatles had progressed into another realm!
I had never heard anything like it!
To have 10k views 24 hours after upload on a band that haven't existed in over 50 says it all! Thank you for a great upload, I hope more are to come!
Many more are to come.. 67,68,69,70
What a fantastic video have you enjoyed the Beatles have a wonderful day ❤😊
These are very good short documentaries - well written and produced. Informative and entertaining. With all the content on TH-cam it rare to find something enjoyable
Such wonderful work once again. Thank you 🙏🏻
One of the best Beatles videos. Great selection of film clips. Interesting narrative.
Paul actually meets Yoko before John at the gallery.
Yoko met up with Paul to see about getting song lyrics on scrap paper for a friend of hers John Cage. Paul said he didn't have any to give her, but suggested John might be able to help her.
You could’ve mentioned that Paul initially grew his mustache to hide a small facial scar He got when he had a moped accident, which is easily viewable on the paperback writer, and rain films.
"It was a fake mustache"
He also chipped his front tooth in the moped accident. You can see the chipped tooth when he's singing Paperback Writer.
Amazing! We are still greatly intrigued by this brief period of time with the Beatles even after all these years= roughly 60 years later. Where did time go?
This makes sense why the Beatles never wanted to live in England any longer
John lennon actually looks like his dad. I've never noticed that before.
he acted like his dad too, his dad was very funny.
This was so well done!!! Love your videos so much!!!!
Really enjoy your videos ! Thanks very much 😊
1965/66'..2 great years of music
Love the ‘Throwaway’ accent.
Your videos are GREAT! Thanks.
Very well done and very interesting. Thank you.
I love this video. The best and the best year 1966
I'm spanish, this film is new and very good, thank you!
Love your stuff.. Beatles through 64 -65 lol Thanks your stuffs better than all the others
Rubber Soul and Revolver, my go to Beatles LP' "that's English for album"😂
Great video thank u
Lyons Corner House, they were once everywhere. My mum used to take me there when we went to London.
Excellent, thank you.
This is really good.
The image behind all these videos, I wonder whose gear that is. There’s a Ray Ewell amp in there and that’s pretty rare- he’s an amp builder out of Austin. Only a handful of people know him but his amplifiers are top notch!
"because we're not flattering you"
It seems like 1966 was the transition year for the Beatles , and really society. The Musical and culture shift of the 1960s started to come way, the early 1960s culture was fading and a new world was underway. The Woodstock generation and summer of love were all in the making. Drugs, rock n roll, and sex were becoming widespread and you can see it in just about all media at this era.
Funnily enough the video I watched before this was about Hitler and talked about the mania around him in mid 30s Germany. They described it as the same as Beatle mania.
1966 there most hectic year and interesting one
wtf John's father visited John just because John got famous? That is so fucked up. The Lennons hadn’t seen each other for 17 years. The meeting was obviously not a success, lasting just 20 minutes before John ordered his father out of the office.
The Beatles unintentionally snubbed the Philippines' First Lady, Imelda Marcos, on the day of their Manila concerts, leading to chaos and hostility. The Manila Times accused them of the snub, and local staff refused service. At the airport, staff and thugs harassed and assaulted them, forcing them to carry their own equipment. Despite the violence, they eventually boarded their flight. Once airborne, they expressed relief and discussed the ordeal. The incident reinforced their desire to stop touring. Shortly after their departure, President Marcos issued a statement clearing The Beatles of any wrongdoing.
The lesson is the importance of clear communication and understanding. Misunderstandings can escalate quickly, as with The Beatles in Manila, highlighting the need for grace and caution. It also shows the unpredictable influence of public opinion and media narratives.
It was only 3 years but it looks like a hundred between 66 and 69
10:39 we all love a chauffeur who carries around cats wherever he goes!!!
The Beatles appeared on Top Of The Pops on 1965. Doctor Who had missing footage of it.
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The Budokan concert is available in full. The band seems surprisingly uninspired and the performance is rather “phoned in.”
It’s on TH-cam or was
paperback writer is PAINFULLY bad.....
9:10 The beatles were taking the most badass selfies on the history of humanity in 1966
The day of infamy was November 7,1966 when John Lennon first met Yoko Ono.
That was the day before Yoko Ono's art exhibition took place at The Indica Gallery which ran between November 8 ~ November 18,1966.
@@BasicLeigh To whom are you referring?
I believe that 1966 was their last year at their 'peak of cool' persona. (In my humble opinion.) At the time of 9:15, I stopped watching this video when they started up with the 'new look' thing.
Where did the Beatles find the time to write record and produce the Revolver album in 1966? And they didn’t even have Yoko around yet to help out. Strange.
Just noticed that your latest post was removed: "How The Beatles Hung by a Thread Recording Abbey Road".
Probably something in the algorithm thinks your up against a copyright thing or something like that.
@@moistmike4150 beginning of the end.
Paul changed into a completely different person in '66
That's BS.
@@georgestevens1502Is it now?
@@OldSchoolVibes1978 I didn't mean the BS like saying baloney. I meant a different BS, as in a name, like "the one and only...." The "BS" is a bit of a pun.
Yep I agree
No Beatles movie that year like they had done the previous two years which means they had more time to record.
Looking through the glass onion and nothing is real…
1966....Last year for MACCA
Strung out. Easy prey for Klein and Ono .
Food poisoning on a plane. Damn that must of really sucked lol. I just got over that. I can’t imagine 😮
1966 was the toughest year for The Beatles. Snubbing Marcos in the Philippines, John Lennon's bigger than Jesus Christ statement and the burning of the groups records and memorabilia plus John having to apologise for his remarks and travelling and touring what a tough year.
Aquí los beatles se malograron, a finales de 1966 se dejaron crecer el pelo y la barba haciendo que pierdan su buen look
What music starts at 1:03?
Love You To by The Beatles.
8:30 - Southern America is Colombia, Equador, Venezuela, Argentina, Peru, Paraguay, Brazil, Bolivia, Uruguay and Chile !!
The term southern America is different to South America. Look up the term.
if only john had taken that acid a little bit later and not been able to go into the gallery
i was thinking the same thing.
I see why they stopped touring now. They got physically attacked a few times..
That's bullshit !!
And death of Paul
nobody could hear them anyways.
Revolver?
Revolver and Rubber Soul were both released around this time.
Rubber Soul was the cannabis album and Revolver was the lsd one (tomorrow never knows is the first real acid track imo and about 20-25 years ahead of anything else).
@@nigeh5326 Cheers for that.But I was just questioning why theres no mention of it in a vid about the Fabs in '66
@@nigeh5326 Also Revolver full of PID clues
You mean The Beatles before Billy Shears?
And before your psychosis.
@@sableonblonde1973 Can't recognize a joke eh?
yes! But they were all replaced.
@@OCTOBERBABY7901 They died in the Yellow Sub.....
@BasicLeigh they prob did retire, but I also believe they had plastic surgery to not look like themselves, if u know what I mean. It wouldn't surprise me they are all living in Liverpool under new names.
Protest sign during U.S. Beatles protests: "Jesus died for you John Lennon"
A bit John-centric, but not bad.
Way too much emphasis on unimportant things (like Yoko). I thought this was supposed to be about the Beatles
Well cool period, Lennon especially looked the biz
He was more than friends with Maureen Cleave....
What is your proof of this assertion?
@@robphilpott43 First hand reports, eye witness accounts and knowledge of Johns character.
Way too John-centric. Why no mention of Paul spending the first few months of the year soaking up the London art scene? The things he experienced then would have a MAJOR impact on their music in ‘66 and ‘67.
John said a lot more about Jesus and Christianity than just those 6 words: "We're more popular than Jesus now." He basically said - Christianity will become less and less until it vanishes. I think it was wishful thinking. He hated anything to do with worshipping Jesus. And all that talk about him being taken out of context is rubbish. He was attacking Christianity by minimizing and trivializing it. He was a typical God hating atheist. My atheist friend told me about those phony atheists who imply God is real by saying how uncaring He is. Also, those antichristians who deny Christ and yet say how bad He must be.
But John Lennon was like the coolest dude - and a helacious songwriter!!
Jfc that US album cover wtf
Pre-Faul..
Paul vanished in September and reappeared as a completely different person in November
@OldSchoolVibes1978 then wrote Hey Jude and Let it Be...yeah right
All the OG Beatles had their replacements there from the very beginning.
John was always a bully and saboteur, even when he thought he had good intentions he was leading them right into the belly of the beast. Alan Klein
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REAL💯💯💯.🙏🏽🩸
All of my favorite Beatle songs were written by John Lennon. After watching some of the best Beatle content on TH-cam (this channel) I realize now that as well as being mean he was also an idiot. Now get off my lawn!
No mention of Revolver? Weird.
Because it’s been documented 100 times before.
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回収と、またまた偽情報
Tf is a fruit machine? And why is this narrator so mad at them.
Yoko was the coolest beatle
The most overrated band of all time……..
Why do haters chime in ? They want everyone to know how ignorant they are ? Ok. I mean ,go away. Not a fan of sunshine and nature either ? I mean it's the same thing....And if this weasle starts in on me,I trust you guys will come down in him. Or it. Or whatever it is.
🤣😂🤣
🤣🤣@@chumbels
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Someone needs study up a little more on musical history of the 50’s going on into the 60’s . They changed how music was played written and approached.
They set the standard and wrote the blue print for the 70’s 80’s. If you listen to any of those interviews from bands of those eras they will tell you themselves The Beatles were game changers.