@@wanderer1955 Where do people like you come from? An innocent comment and you have to be a jerk. Maybe, It was sort of genius because their songwriting together was like being engaged. Or, maybe not. But, why are you a dick? I really need to know what kind of thrill trolls get. I really don't understand it. The internet could be a nicer place.
To say "an old estranged fiancé of mine called Paul" and singing Paul's song was actually quite an affectionate gesture and remark because it shows Paul still meant a lot to him even though they were on non-speaking terms at that moment. But this is what happens with true friends, you can quarrel, you can go on separate ways but you still have strong feelings and you still care for your dear friend.
at that point they had "made up" and hung out. Paul hung out with John and Ringo during the "Lost Days" in LA, which led to this night, where Yoko showed up in the audience and they reconnected.
ukarmencb I think the biggest reason the Beatles broke up may have been the very bad business agreements they were stuck in. Quite a shame. They all had some pretty good songs apart but I’m sure they would have written many more songs as a group.
@@stompnhollerscountryfest7337 As soon as Yoyo got wind of John's tentative plans to join Paul in Feb 1975 for some recording, she yanked the reins back in
@@gutenbird We can all speculate, and until Paul (or Ringo) comes straight out and says why, all we have are opinions. Mine will always be Yoko is the reason.
@@gutenbird nah I don't think so they really grew apart, george really loved to be finally out of the beatles and most hated each other songs. Ringo said in an interview that maxwell silver hammer was the "worst fucking session" they had to go through. Everyone but Paul fucking hated that song lol
They met up with each other in 1972 during John's long lost weekend and in 1980 re-established contact to start working together after Macca's song "Coming up" inspired John to make a come back to music. In fact, when John did his concert in MSG he phoned Paul to join him on stage but The Wings' tour schedule prohibited him from flying over.
I was there that night. All I have to say is as great the sound is on this video, it doesn't come close to what it was to be there. The roar when John Lennon came on stage was ear deafening. I consider myself very fortunate to have experienced it. Words just can't describe it so I won't try.
It’s called frequency of music. They dumb the sound to alter your mind. This is why most of the older music has been (remastered). Easy to look up on TH-cam
Technically not true. John appeared before a live audience with his "Walls & Bridges" studio band on the Salute To Sir Lew Grade' TV special. The show was shot at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel on April 18, 1975 and broadcast shortly thereafter. He performed Slippin' And Slidin', and 'Imagine'. It was a rather surreal performance since John wanted to "send a message". But technically that was his last performance, about 5 months after the Elton John concert.
Elton played piano and organ, and sang harmony vocals in Lennon´s "Whatever gets you through the night", and during the recording of the song Elton bet Lennon that it would be a chart topper. As Lennon didnt believe it would, he agreed to perform live with Elton if it did. The song topped the Billboard chart on November 16th, and this concert was 12 days later.
It's interesting that you say that. For as flawed as he was, I see him as somewhat of a sage. Nobody grew more as a person in the spotlight than John Lennon. He literally transformed from a young punk, vile, cynical, violent, bigoted, delinquent, to a wise, honest, love-spreading, peace advocate. I see him as more a philosopher and artist than a "rock god". It's truly amazing and inspiring!
@@nicholasmaxwell9899 Your description is more appropriate sage, philosopher, artist. It didn't feel right saying 'rock god' but I didn't know quite what to put. It feels certain people are put on earth to shake things up a bit. He was one such person. And his early delinquency was as necessary as his later self. A mirror to the world and a taste of what one can become.
I was there, still have the ticket stub. It was the first concert I was ever at. I was 17, senior in high school. It was amazing, totally blew me away, nothing like I imagined a concert would be like. Unreal how loud it was. Opened with Funeral for a friend, amazing. Since then I saw him 27 times.
I was there on that amazing night, Thanksgiving night 1974. The ovation when Elton introduced John went on for at least 5 minutes. It was John's last live concert performance.
As kids we interpreted the lyrics as "... And the way she looked was way beyond repair. And I'd never dance with he mother oooh when i saw her standing there "
Thanksgiving night, 1974, MSG - I was in the middle level, behind the stage, 17 years old, easily the greatest live performance I ever saw, so lucky to have seen John Lennon and Elton John together, great memories!!
I might be wrong but it seems John didn't feel too comfortable performing live ("so I can get off stage and be sick"), without his old bandmates... It's a shame we don't get to hear much of John's voice here. And I LOVE that John chose a 'Paul' song to sing - if there's one thing I know for sure, it's that those two boys, despite the arguments, really loved each other.
John and George both really came to disliking live performances, partially because of the bad experiences of the Beatles world tour years. Ringo and especially Paul were more natural performers with huge audiences (like Madison Square Garden). John had been on stage a bit after coming to the USA but it really wasn't his goal. Sadly, he was putting together a tour in 1980 when Double Fantasy came out, but alas, fate would intervene.
@ Mrs Blue Sky You're correct that mentioning "being sick" is usually code for H use, but most Lennon scholars believe he had conquered that issue by this time.
Lennon is such a class act playing one of Paul's songs. A tribute to Paul, that he simply did not have to do, and most would not have given the in-fighting that was going when the Beatles broke up. If he was going to play something off the first Beatles album he could have done one of his own songs like Please, Please Me. Bravo John.
I disagree. It was very generous given the infighting that was still going on with Lennon and McCarthy. They became friends again, but they were still not saying the best of things to each other publicly. I'm sure Elton's band could have played just about any #1 hit that Lennon wrote and sung for the Beatles. He actually mentioned Paul in a kind way too. I don't remember Paul doing anything like that back then.
@@alexsaitta4041 Paul never ever said bad things about Lennon and that matter of George music, unlike Lennon that almost stopped McCartney career with his rude How do you sleep tonight blah blah. You are a Lennon scypotat and i dare you to find anything that Paul said badly on Lennon like Lennon did for Paul’s
Elton and Lennon, wow, what a priceless recording. They sound amazing. Anyone hear the little ‘I feel fine’ snippet Davey Johnstone slips in before the first chorus? Brilliant band (davey, Dee Murray and Nigel Olson)
I was there for this magical night right by the stage by Eltons Piano, if I recall correctly he opened with Funeral for a Friend...One of the greatest live concerts of my early teen years. John Lennon was a big Plus!!!
I DONT UNDERSTAND THESE COMMENTS THEY WERE NO GREAT MUSICIANS THEY JUST KNEW HOW TO PLAY GUITAR A FEW CORDS & PUBLICITY GOT THEM TO BE UP THERE IN LIGHTS
@@tonyjeff9436lol, just part of the greatest songwriting duo in pop music history! Just a founder and in the greatest most popular band in the history of music Just wrote Imagine, one of the most iconic and still relevant songs of any generation, but to you, nothing soecial!!!
When we saw Paul in 2017 he opened with A Hard Days' Night, John's song on which he sang lead. If anyone can sing John's songs it's Paul and vice versa
I was there that Thanksgiving night with Sandy, Jerry T, "Louis", "Pete City" and the rest of guys & gals from Madison, NJ that followed Elton...we were right behind the stage in the first row...the placed shook like an earthquake hit when John came on stage... awesome...those memories always will be like it was 1974.
We were there that Thanksgiving night in 1974...Sandy, Jerry T, "Louis", "Pete City" and the rest of the guys & gals from Madison, NJ that followed Elton...we were right behind the band stage in the first row...the placed shook like an earthquake hit when John came on stage... awesome, how lucky where we! ...those memories will always be forever.
It's been 42 years since we lost John. I wonder what he would be doing, if he had lived. Probably making music, touring, going on the internet. Maybe, just maybe they would have played together again. RIP John, Cynthia, and George. Rock and Roll Heaven. God Bless them all.
This was total respect from Lennon to McCartney, I’m so glad they made it up before John was killed. I’ve met Paul, would love to have met John, they loved each other
I met her when she was 17 and I was 24, in 1986. She is now 54 and I am 61 and I have been in love with her ever since I saw her and shall forever be there for her.
This is truly a timeless and priceless experience and performance 🎉🎉2 legendary artist and musicians on the same stage playing music 🎶 🎵 together 🎉🎉. This point in time will never be replicated or duplicated 🎉🎉
They were separated :) He was with May and actually having something to do with Julian. The Yoko comes back and gets knocked up and it all goes to shit again.
@@caseymanuel7199 he was on his ass drunk! For months. Always begging her to let him come home. He was there with Yoko. They reunited that night. Fyi John would knock u on ur ass if u could say that to him. Grow the fuk up.
That's for sure. As talented as John Lennon was, I have to wonder if he was somewhat unbalanced to allow Yoko onstage with him. Didn't he realize she was embarrassing the band and hindering the performance with her foolish antics?
I bought the single of "Philadelphia Freedom" by Elton and this was the flip side. I played it to death. I LOVED it then and now. Thanks so much for sharing!!!
As Elton once said without the Beatles almost all of the great rock artists wouldn’t have had a career. The Beatles opened up the world to great music and it’s still with us today. Though I would say that there are no new artists shaking the world in recent years.
It Stuns Me to this day. That Elton John and his entire crew knew John Lennon was going to perform and there is no film at all of this performance?? Or from anyone in the audience????
I was at this show and not only did Elton know, but pretty much everyone there knew. It was amazing though. The reaction when John walked onstage was incredible.
Nobody had video recorders. Best people had was Kodak 8 mm movie film and they needed a bright light, you could not film home movies in a dark concert hall like this with an 8 mm movie camera. Outdoors only, or with flood lights.
The people who were present lived in the moment, not through a phone screen. I bet that bugs you don’t it little Milli? Cheer up, it’s all going to be all right.
@@donatodonati5947 Yes audio only. It woulda been very unlikely to be filmed by an audience member anyway, for several reasons. 1. Virtually no ordinary people had film cameras back then, and even if they did the cameras were very primitive. No sound capabilities. Picture only. My dad had a cine camera, but no sound capabilities. To enable a basic cine camera to record a soundtrack would have taken a lot of preparation and extra equipment. Only people right down the front would have had enough light to film by. And 2. Filming pop concerts back then wasn't allowed anyway. If any security staff saw you filming they would have stopped you (and probably beaten the crap out of you)
Elthon John another Great. I love all yours compositions. Wonderful song of John Lennon. They are The Greatest. John Rest in Peace. You lives in my heart for ever.
I was there for the Mobile concert in '74. Elton played Lucy in the Sky in Diamonds at that concert over a month before it started getting local airplay. Great memories!
Allways Big Elton fan from the Beginning, Dad was a classical fan But when I played Don't let..he allways stood up at the bit & sang ,close the door, he liked his music too.i allways hear him on that song.❤
This song used to be on the flip side of the Philadelphia Freedom 45 . . . it was my go to on the juke box at the Yorkville, Illinois Pizza Hut back in the day.
And 5 yrs after this video was put up I still miss & mourn John.... thank u so much for putting this up! I've never seen it before - its' wonderful. And Elton! I love you Elton. Such a voice - & such talent!! Plus I think he's a peaceful man. This video brought tears from me.
That was a nicely produced video tribute to Johns first appearance on stage in years, and the last night of his "lost weekend". Yoko was backstage. After the show, they reconciled their differences and John went home. This being 1974, and technology being what it was, not many shows were video recorded. When they were, it was a big do. At least the audio was recorded. So, we at least have that to enjoy.
I added their rehearsal of "I Saw Her Standing There," where John's vocal's are much more present. It's a small collage of photo's from that time. I didn't know this till I found a photo of Yoko, Sean, and Elton on stage that didn't make the cut, but its out there. Enjoy!
John was truly a rare individual. He and Ali come to mind as two famous and rich "celebrities" who spoke from their heart and didn't pander to mainstream thinking. As well, they both truly wanted to make the world a better place to live.
my dad was 21 then when this show happened and he was there at that night. Till today whenever me and my dad talk musical stuffs he remembers this particular show. It was the best show that he ever gone in his whole life.
Dr Winston O’Boogie as he referred to himself at that time also played and sung backing vocals on Elton’s cover of Lucy in the sky.... For someone who supposedly disliked being a Beatle at the end didn’t do a bad job of going back to his roots.
Thanks to all the people responsible for TH-cam, for making it possible to see, hear and feel incredible talents who are no longer here in the physical world. But they are alive and bringing pleasure and joy still right here!
I was there that Thanksgiving night working as a usher in the blues seat or nose bleed if your not from NYC and got paid $25 bucks to boot the garden was rocking
*"An old fiancée of mine called Paul."*
Genius!
Genius because??
@@wanderer1955 Where do people like you come from? An innocent comment and you have to be a jerk. Maybe, It was sort of genius because their songwriting together was like being engaged. Or, maybe not. But, why are you a dick? I really need to know what kind of thrill trolls get. I really don't understand it. The internet could be a nicer place.
@@wanderer1955 Because it's funny, smartass.
@@nicklive66 "because it's funny smartass". Hey Dumbo! If Kim Kardashian had said it would it still be genius?
@@markgigiel2722 Hey Dumbo just because it's funny, don't nesassarily make it "genius". You noob!
To say "an old estranged fiancé of mine called Paul" and singing Paul's song was actually quite an affectionate gesture and remark because it shows Paul still meant a lot to him even though they were on non-speaking terms at that moment. But this is what happens with true friends, you can quarrel, you can go on separate ways but you still have strong feelings and you still care for your dear friend.
at that point they had "made up" and hung out. Paul hung out with John and Ringo during the "Lost Days" in LA, which led to this night, where Yoko showed up in the audience and they reconnected.
ukarmencb I think the biggest reason the Beatles broke up may have been the very bad business agreements they were stuck in. Quite a shame. They all had some pretty good songs apart but I’m sure they would have written many more songs as a group.
@@stompnhollerscountryfest7337 As soon as Yoyo got wind of John's tentative plans to join Paul in Feb 1975 for some recording, she yanked the reins back in
@@gutenbird We can all speculate, and until Paul (or Ringo) comes straight out and says why, all we have are opinions. Mine will always be Yoko is the reason.
@@gutenbird nah I don't think so they really grew apart, george really loved to be finally out of the beatles and most hated each other songs. Ringo said in an interview that maxwell silver hammer was the "worst fucking session" they had to go through. Everyone but Paul fucking hated that song lol
Imagine watching a show with Elton John and John Lennon in person. These people watched greatness
Para llorar de la emoción 😍
Отличное исполнение несмотря на то что элтон джон !
on this day 11 28 1974 and RIP
Also no one in the audience saw it coming.
My first ever concert at 15 . Amazing, Just saw Elton in his “last concert” in LA
It was generous of John to sing Paul's song. You just know that if John had lived they'd be two old guys reminiscing and still loving each other.
I think you're right
They met up with each other in 1972 during John's long lost weekend and in 1980 re-established contact to start working together after Macca's song "Coming up" inspired John to make a come back to music.
In fact, when John did his concert in MSG he phoned Paul to join him on stage but The Wings' tour schedule prohibited him from flying over.
Yes ! Cause he was in love with Paul...
@@FranckygoestoHolly 🤦♀️
James Smithe , Amen!😎🎶🎸.
God Bless.
I was there that night. All I have to say is as great the sound is on this video, it doesn't come close to what it was to be there. The roar when John Lennon came on stage was ear deafening. I consider myself very fortunate to have experienced it. Words just can't describe it so I won't try.
Que suerte tuviste 😍
I’m so glad that he got to,hear how much he was loved.
You lucky bum😍
@@gretchennelson7056 lol, yes I was one lucky and grateful bum 😃
It’s called frequency of music. They dumb the sound to alter your mind. This is why most of the older music has been (remastered). Easy to look up on TH-cam
I was at that show - one of the most amazing nights of my life
Me too; I was 15 years old, and it was the first concert I ever attended. Tough act to follow..!
Godlike wow!!!!!
WOW
YOU WHAT? NO WAYY!!!
@@GottMike1832 JEALOUSS!!
0:59 sneaky I Feel Fine riff hidden in there 🤔
Loved it! Glad someone else caught it as well!
No understand!!!
I couldn't find anything but was trying to go back and forth between looking at the time and watching the video. What was happening?
Andrew Montgomery it’s in there alright 😉
How did you even catch that, took a couple listens to finally get it
The laat time John ever played in front of a paying audience. 😢
I know…it fucking breaks my heart😢
No one looked more cool with long hair and shades than John Lennon
Geddy Lee does give him a run for that money.
Ozzy
Liam Gallagher
@@badgasaurus4211 Liam Gallagher is a knob.
@@dylanwesley3964 You know him personally?
It’s poignant and heartbreaking that the last song John sang live was an early Beatles song and one of Paul’s 😢
agree, so trueeee
Technically not true. John appeared before a live audience with his "Walls & Bridges" studio band on the Salute To Sir Lew Grade' TV special. The show was shot at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel on April 18, 1975 and broadcast shortly thereafter. He performed Slippin' And Slidin', and 'Imagine'. It was a rather surreal performance since John wanted to "send a message". But technically that was his last performance, about 5 months after the Elton John concert.
Oh yeah, the performance in the red jump suit- forgot about that. Thanks!
Oh yeah, the performance in the red jump suit- forgot about that. Thanks!
Oh yeah, the performance in the red jump suit- forgot about that. Thanks!
Elton played piano and organ, and sang harmony vocals in Lennon´s "Whatever gets you through the night", and during the recording of the song Elton bet Lennon that it would be a chart topper. As Lennon didnt believe it would, he agreed to perform live with Elton if it did.
The song topped the Billboard chart on November 16th, and this concert was 12 days later.
Elton is the british version of little Richard
I thought the song was " Lucy in the sky with diamonds"
This is the last time Lennon performed live. Its hard to believe its been 40 yrs since his death. R.I.P. John. You are STILL truly loved and missed =(
Performed live in 1975 aswell
Last live performance at a concert/gig.
40 year's today Actually ☹️
IT IS, AND ALWAYS LOVED HONORED AND MISSED.
RIP John,MISSED So MUCH
Something timeless about John's image, so iconic, those glasses, hair, hooked nose. He looks like a wise rock god.
It's interesting that you say that. For as flawed as he was, I see him as somewhat of a sage. Nobody grew more as a person in the spotlight than John Lennon. He literally transformed from a young punk, vile, cynical, violent, bigoted, delinquent, to a wise, honest, love-spreading, peace advocate. I see him as more a philosopher and artist than a "rock god". It's truly amazing and inspiring!
@@nicholasmaxwell9899 Your description is more appropriate sage, philosopher, artist. It didn't feel right saying 'rock god' but I didn't know quite what to put.
It feels certain people are put on earth to shake things up a bit. He was one such person. And his early delinquency was as necessary as his later self. A mirror to the world and a taste of what one can become.
@@yoya4766 Agreed and great insight!
Well said, guys
he was so cute!!!
I was there, still have the ticket stub. It was the first concert I was ever at. I was 17, senior in high school. It was amazing, totally blew me away, nothing like I imagined a concert would be like. Unreal how loud it was. Opened with Funeral for a friend, amazing. Since then I saw him 27 times.
You are truly blessed my friend 🙇🏿♂️
You can't end a sentence with "at" it's grammatically incorrect.
Instead say "it was the first concert I ever went to"
@@BeatlesFan1975 where u at?
Que privilégio vc teve ❤❤
brilliant!
His last public performance. John Lennon what a music legend.
I was there on that amazing night, Thanksgiving night 1974. The ovation when Elton introduced John went on for at least 5 minutes. It was John's last live concert performance.
He did one more in 1975.
I'm sure Elton has heard this a trillion times but-of all the shows Not to film...
Will Houston, exactly.
Amen Brother! How could there not be one single video of Johns appearance that night!!???
LiquidLightning1, it made no sense.
I wonder if he's got a copy that he hasn't released.
Inoxidables
Hearing their voices singing at once is magical
Es maravilloso 😍😻
As kids we interpreted the lyrics as "... And the way she looked was way beyond repair. And I'd never dance with he mother oooh when i saw her standing there "
What a class act John Lennon is, and I say "is" because his memory will live forever!!
Amen💔
Thanksgiving night, 1974, MSG - I was in the middle level, behind the stage, 17 years old, easily the greatest live performance I ever saw, so lucky to have seen John Lennon and Elton John together, great memories!!
I was behind the stage with my gf's...we lost it! Agree, best live performance I've seen to date!
Two of the greatest musicians of all time. Long live Elton and John rest in eternal bliss. I miss you ❤
John loved this song of Paul's, and Paul likes John's Help.
Just seeing those pics of John makes me shiver. If he had done a tour before he passed it would have been the greatest thing on earth.
Elton gives an extra energy and flavour to the song.
"I still miss John Lennon" - Charlie Brown
“I still miss John Lennon” - Myself
@@nicolasalonso580 th-cam.com/video/vvMAqnpMu7Y/w-d-xo.html I miss John Lennon's laugh
I might be wrong but it seems John didn't feel too comfortable performing live ("so I can get off stage and be sick"), without his old bandmates... It's a shame we don't get to hear much of John's voice here. And I LOVE that John chose a 'Paul' song to sing - if there's one thing I know for sure, it's that those two boys, despite the arguments, really loved each other.
John reportedly always suffered from terrible stage fright and would often get sick before a performance.
maybe it was the cocaine.
He was probably on the H. That’s usually what he meant by being sick.
John and George both really came to disliking live performances, partially because of the bad experiences of the Beatles world tour years. Ringo and especially Paul were more natural performers with huge audiences (like Madison Square Garden). John had been on stage a bit after coming to the USA but it really wasn't his goal. Sadly, he was putting together a tour in 1980 when Double Fantasy came out, but alas, fate would intervene.
@ Mrs Blue Sky You're correct that mentioning "being sick" is usually code for H use, but most Lennon scholars believe he had conquered that issue by this time.
The way he put the I Feel Fine riff sounds amazing
Lennon is such a class act playing one of Paul's songs. A tribute to Paul, that he simply did not have to do, and most would not have given the in-fighting that was going when the Beatles broke up. If he was going to play something off the first Beatles album he could have done one of his own songs like Please, Please Me. Bravo John.
No... it was just a quick and easy one they,all knew with no rehearsal.,they thought no further on it.
THE SONGS BELONG TO BOTH OF THEM WAKE UP BUDDY
I disagree. It was very generous given the infighting that was still going on with Lennon and McCarthy. They became friends again, but they were still not saying the best of things to each other publicly. I'm sure Elton's band could have played just about any #1 hit that Lennon wrote and sung for the Beatles. He actually mentioned Paul in a kind way too. I don't remember Paul doing anything like that back then.
@@tonyjeff9436 no they really dont, i mean in a business sense they did but whoever sang the song wrote it
@@alexsaitta4041 Paul never ever said bad things about Lennon and that matter of George music, unlike Lennon that almost stopped McCartney career with his rude How do you sleep tonight blah blah. You are a Lennon scypotat and i dare you to find anything that Paul said badly on Lennon like Lennon did for Paul’s
I would like to thank Elton and the boys for having me on tonight!!! awesome.
Elton and Lennon, wow, what a priceless recording. They sound amazing. Anyone hear the little ‘I feel fine’ snippet Davey Johnstone slips in before the first chorus? Brilliant band (davey, Dee Murray and Nigel Olson)
Agreed. EJ had one of rock’s finest backing bands: Davey, Dee, Nigel… and the marvellous Ray Cooper on percussion.
I was there. Most amazing concert!!!! I can still feel the shivers and I still go wild when watching some of it on UTube .
Elton and John are the main attraction, but lets talk about that bassist- dude’s putting in WORK and it sounds great!
Yes. That's Dee Murray.
Today I see them standing there in 2023 from 🇯🇵 What a wonderful afternoon!!!
God bless you Mr. Lennon. RIP ❤
I was there for this magical night right by the stage by Eltons Piano, if I recall correctly he opened with Funeral for a Friend...One of the greatest live concerts of my early teen years. John Lennon was a big Plus!!!
John Lennon the greatest musician of the century.God bless his soul.
I DONT UNDERSTAND THESE COMMENTS THEY WERE NO GREAT MUSICIANS THEY JUST KNEW HOW TO PLAY GUITAR A FEW CORDS & PUBLICITY GOT THEM TO BE UP THERE IN LIGHTS
@@tonyjeff9436lol, just part of the greatest songwriting duo in pop music history!
Just a founder and in the greatest most popular band in the history of music
Just wrote Imagine, one of the most iconic and still relevant songs of any generation, but to you, nothing soecial!!!
@@tonyjeff9436 I
@@robmorrison1043don't waist your time to give an answer to a stupid thing like that...
@@tonyjeff9436 You don’t have to fucking yell when you make your asinine comments.
When we saw Paul in 2017 he opened with A Hard Days' Night, John's song on which he sang lead. If anyone can sing John's songs it's Paul and vice versa
John Lennon is simply the best ! Amanzing this performance !
John Lennon é simplesmente o máximo ! Incrível esta apresentação !
O TOP do máximo!!!!
Como vc,sou Beatlemaniaco também!!!!
Pero canta una cancion de Paul , el no tiene una parecida .
@@gachastudiojuegosydiversio6120 Tiene Paul alguna parecida a Strawberry fields forever?
Momento histórico do Rock in Roll
@@gachastudiojuegosydiversio6120 Del Please Please Me John tiene la cancion de Mysery que es tan buena como esta de Mccartney.
I was there that Thanksgiving night with Sandy, Jerry T, "Louis", "Pete City" and the rest of guys & gals from Madison, NJ that followed Elton...we were right behind the stage in the first row...the placed shook like an earthquake hit when John came on stage... awesome...those memories always will be like it was 1974.
NOO WAAYYY
@@namasayagwen You better believe it...we were there. No BS, sitting accross fron EJ/JL.
@@josephubil jealous man😔
I’ve always been so happy that he got to see how much he was loved.
I think i was here too but i cant remember it was all a haze
This can definitely bring tears to your eyes. I love and thank you John!!
"I Saw Her Standing There" is such a rocker I'm surprised that Elton didn't cover it more often. He does it justice.
We were there that Thanksgiving night in 1974...Sandy, Jerry T, "Louis", "Pete City" and the rest of the guys & gals from Madison, NJ that followed Elton...we were right behind the band stage in the first row...the placed shook like an earthquake hit when John came on stage... awesome, how lucky where we! ...those memories will always be forever.
It's been 42 years since we lost John. I wonder what he would be doing, if he had lived. Probably making music, touring, going on the internet. Maybe, just maybe they would have played together again. RIP John, Cynthia, and George. Rock and Roll Heaven. God Bless them all.
What a very cool classic performed with two of the greatest icons ever! Yes, WE STILL MISS YOU JOHN!
Loved seeing this John is still missed to this day may he rest in peace
I was 14 when I saw this happen..thought I was dreaming!
Never saw this..Love this..I do agree..John and Paul really did love eachother..Fiancee..so sweet of John..Missed by all of us..! Legends ..no doubt
My favorite live song. Effen love it!
This was total respect from Lennon to McCartney, I’m so glad they made it up before John was killed. I’ve met Paul, would love to have met John, they loved each other
Hi Jean💐💐💐
I met her when she was 17 and I was 24, in 1986. She is now 54 and I am 61 and I have been in love with her ever since I saw her and shall forever be there for her.
This is truly a timeless and priceless experience and performance 🎉🎉2 legendary artist and musicians on the same stage playing music 🎶 🎵 together 🎉🎉. This point in time will never be replicated or duplicated 🎉🎉
It was a great performance of a good tune. Lennon's cape shows he's a superhero/rock star.
Best thing about this is Yoko wasn't on the stage screaming like a tortured cat.
They were separated :) He was with May and actually having something to do with Julian. The Yoko comes back and gets knocked up and it all goes to shit again.
@@caseymanuel7199 he was on his ass drunk! For months. Always begging her to let him come home. He was there with Yoko. They reunited that night. Fyi John would knock u on ur ass if u could say that to him. Grow the fuk up.
Perhaps because they had broked by that time ? Remember John had another woman for some time.
That's for sure. As talented as John Lennon was, I have to wonder if he was somewhat unbalanced to allow Yoko onstage with him. Didn't he realize she was embarrassing the band and hindering the performance with her foolish antics?
As far as tortured cat renditions go, she was truly one of the best.
How can there be no good footage of such a legendary moment :(
I am potatoe I forgot my bad
Because no boneheads with iPhones exited yet
there is a short film it's on Elton John's youtube channel
Hell Fucken Yeah!!!!! I'm 69 still Rock n Roll!!!!!!! Takes me Back!!!! Great Era!!!!! Awesome Artists!!!! RIP John Lennon
This was the last time John Lennon played in front of a live audience.
And then Yoko tricked him off into drugged and malnourished isolaaaaaaa-tion for the rest of his life.
John performed again a few months later, but not in concert. It was a TV show, or some sort.
He played imagine in 1975
I bought the single of "Philadelphia Freedom" by Elton and this was the flip side. I played it to death. I LOVED it then and now. Thanks so much for sharing!!!
Me too!
Me too!
Oh I'd 💕💕💕 to find tgst 45!!!!!
@@marshamariner7897 I have 45
Hé loved Paul. First thing hè talks about. And I think Paul knew that. And admired John.
As Elton once said without the Beatles almost all of the great rock artists wouldn’t have had a career. The Beatles opened up the world to great music and it’s still with us today. Though I would say that there are no new artists shaking the world in recent years.
It Stuns Me to this day. That Elton John and his entire crew knew John Lennon was going to perform and there is no film at all of this performance?? Or from anyone in the audience????
There were no cell phones in 1974, and in those days, we went to concerts to watch and listen, NOT record.
I was at this show and not only did Elton know, but pretty much everyone there knew. It was amazing though. The reaction when John walked onstage was incredible.
Nobody had video recorders. Best people had was Kodak 8 mm movie film and they needed a bright light, you could not film home movies in a dark concert hall like this with an 8 mm movie camera. Outdoors only, or with flood lights.
The people who were present lived in the moment, not through a phone screen. I bet that bugs you don’t it little Milli? Cheer up, it’s all going to be all right.
There's probably 35mm footage hidden somewhere waiting to be released, I mean there's videotape of it.
Idolos totales! A mis 64 años, no se habla de viejasos, se habla de calidad! De clasico de clasicos! Esto! Lo mejor de lo mejor!
Their voices go so we together
Elton brought John up on stage. And John brought Paul. Terrific.
Потрясающее зрелище! Уникальное выступление! Браво!
Jeez, a legend comes to the stage in a once in a lifetime moment and the fans film the tambourine player????
I think the tambourine man was Bernie Taupin! But, I agree, they should have filmed John Lennon!
Bernie was doing the tambourine lol, he wrote most of eltons songs
This is NOT the concert with John, simple as that
@@donatodonati5947 Yes audio only. It woulda been very unlikely to be filmed by an audience member anyway, for several reasons. 1. Virtually no ordinary people had film cameras back then, and even if they did the cameras were very primitive. No sound capabilities. Picture only. My dad had a cine camera, but no sound capabilities. To enable a basic cine camera to record a soundtrack would have taken a lot of preparation and extra equipment. Only people right down the front would have had enough light to film by. And 2. Filming pop concerts back then wasn't allowed anyway. If any security staff saw you filming they would have stopped you (and probably beaten the crap out of you)
Robert McArthur it’s 1974, dipshit ... WTF are fans supposed to film the show with????
Elthon John another Great. I love all yours compositions. Wonderful song of John Lennon. They are The Greatest. John Rest in Peace. You lives in my heart for ever.
Paul wrote it.
I was there for the Mobile concert in '74. Elton played Lucy in the Sky in Diamonds at that concert over a month before it started getting local airplay. Great memories!
It was good to see john and Elton sing when I saw him there at Madison square garden
Allways Big Elton fan from the Beginning, Dad was a classical fan But when I played Don't let..he allways stood up at the bit & sang ,close the door, he liked his music too.i allways hear him on that song.❤
I really missed JOHN LENNON💔 eventhough i was not born at their time... i was 10yrs when i heard tje beatle song til now. GID bless JOHN🙏
Слушаю в сотый раз и не могу остановиться... У, у, у.....
This song used to be on the flip side of the Philadelphia Freedom 45 . . . it was my go to on the juke box at the Yorkville, Illinois Pizza Hut back in the day.
😂❤yea Paul ❤️ 🤩💛 and John Lennon 😊💐💐💐 Elton John.
This world has so many marvelous things... Elton John and John Lennon are so lovely people..
Brilliant song and so well covered! To think PMc was about 17/18 when he wrote it. Amazing.
And 5 yrs after this video was put up I still miss & mourn John.... thank u so much for putting this up! I've never seen it before - its' wonderful. And Elton! I love you Elton. Such a voice - & such talent!! Plus I think he's a peaceful man. This video brought tears from me.
That was a nicely produced video tribute to Johns first appearance on stage in years, and the last night of his "lost weekend". Yoko was backstage. After the show, they reconciled their differences and John went home.
This being 1974, and technology being what it was, not many shows were video recorded. When they were, it was a big do.
At least the audio was recorded. So, we at least have that to enjoy.
Better if she wouldn't have been there
I added their rehearsal of "I Saw Her Standing There," where John's vocal's are much more present. It's a small collage of photo's from that time. I didn't know this till I found a photo of Yoko, Sean, and Elton on stage that didn't make the cut, but its out there. Enjoy!
Did you have to add the part about him getting back with Yoko. Honestly, it makes me sick.
@@gretchennelson9965 What a shame that John didn't live his life to please you.
Two legends together. It is amazing.
Fantastic night and I wasn't there, unfortunately.😢
John was truly a rare individual. He and Ali come to mind as two famous and rich "celebrities" who spoke from their heart and didn't pander to mainstream thinking. As well, they both truly wanted to make the world a better place to live.
As long as the music survives John and George will never die.
Wow....q imagem maravilhosa nunca tinha visto Obrigada......❤❤🎵🎵🎶🎹🎙🎸🎼🎵🎶👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Mojo Gracias por subirlo.
Excelente Video!
Esa noche hicieron magia.
John y Elton puro talento y magia, de lo mejor de la musica.
Viva the Beatles. !
Wow so nostalgic... hard to put words to, miss John..
my dad was 21 then when this show happened and he was there at that night. Till today whenever me and my dad talk musical stuffs he remembers this particular show. It was the best show that he ever gone in his whole life.
Wow. The last 2 minutes of the video is a great tribute. Thank you for including it.
Priceless!
A primeira vez que assisti este vídeo...amo essa música!
Thank you...that was a great, nice vedio
Dr Winston O’Boogie as he referred to himself at that time also played and sung backing vocals on Elton’s cover of Lucy in the sky....
For someone who supposedly disliked being a Beatle at the end
didn’t do a bad job of going back to his roots.
Thanks to all the people responsible for TH-cam, for making it possible to see, hear and feel incredible talents who are no longer here in the physical world. But they are alive and bringing pleasure and joy still right here!
I was there that Thanksgiving night working as a usher in the blues seat or nose bleed if your not from NYC and got paid $25 bucks to boot the garden was rocking
I was there also but had seat in the blues -lol
@Kevin Ross Ditto!!
I was there. Amazing
Yoko Ono was like the girl u first meet at a party and she opens with “I can feel something is missing from ur aura”
😂
i can relate😂
Pure rocker that stands the test of time.
This is absolutely phenomenal!
Dear Elton thanks for that lovely chat you had with Sean you was so enthusiastic like a real fan so I say happy birthday John ✌️🎸❤️
I love this version
*Elton John Lennon*