@steveoutdoorsuk1788 - As soon as I saw your comment, I thought, "...uh-oh... *_that's_* going to bring some infidels out of the woodwork!" Sure enough, There's already someone who is willing to demonstrate a complete lack of understanding of the history of contemporary music. It would be interesting to see what the musicians in whoever else thingks is "the greatest band" have to say. If they're not clueless (or children), they'll know.
The Beatles at that time were the best musicians on earth. What a groove man!! Nobody sounded like them. And today still Sound amazing! Beatles Forever! Australian perfomance was also Killer!!
Snippets of several different shows. I was at the Philadelphia show at Convention Hall, September 2, 1964, and there are some definite scenes of that show in here. - the B&W ones. It was the height of Beatlemania, and my absolute life changer; I've been playing guitar since shortly after seeing the Beatles, and at 74, still playing gigs; well over 3,000 since I started. I pretty much owe them my life. Who would'a thought?
. Female Hysteria drowns the Beatles music but thanks to Ringo’s powerful Metronomic drumming the beat goes ON . BeatleMania a phenomenal explosion 💥 . If you missed it you missed it . 😮
Wow this is Amazing sound quality for 1964 I'm impressed The Beatles sound great with a peanut sound system for 1964 technology this should be an official album from The Beatles Apple Capitol Universal music take a listen put this official in 2025 with a Peter Jackson technology remix Mal technology Thank you for the concert
Beautiful 😍😍🥰😍 man beautiful voice tall slander great singers great musician great song riters composers there's nobody like them you tell me what other band was like them not in this life
1964 seems the Beatles live at their happiest. Love the way that George got a real place in the whole show, singing lead or harmonies with Paul (all my loving, things we say today) Just four lads having a blast
Eternally fresh, eternally exciting, eternally cheering. May God bless the Beatles, one and all, for what they gave us. This version of the show is very well put together, in fact the best I've seen. Congrats to whoever did it.
This is many concerts but still it's a great video of the greatest band ever the Beatles,thank you whoever put it together and thank you John,Paul,George and Ringo,I wouldn't be a musician today if not for you. Bob
Given that there are no mics on the equipment, and that Paul's between-songs dialogue does not seem to be in the acoustic field seen in the film, I suspect that audio sweetening was done afterward. This type of work was done extensively on the Shea Stadium film and also for the "Our World" later release of "All You Need is Love". ~
@SharonMacVicar-o9g Your probably right. That's not an uncommon practice even today. But enough of the original performance seeps through to make the piece worth listening to.
This is the only video that actually shows John's lead solo on You Can't Do That live. Every other live video focuses on Paul and George during the guitar solo
You're both not very well informed Beatle fans. John sings You Can't Do That clearly and with better video quality in the 1964 Australian concert where at the end a fan manages to get on stage and shake John's hand... while he's still playing his guitar.
@@kentduryea7109 what is your point? Why the put down? There are lots of videos out there and most don’t show lead players in early sixties, except a few. Well informed?/ is not a competition. Just love for them. You make me sad to think there is some kind of issue as we love things our own way. I know how informed I am.
@@kentduryea7109 The Australian live video doesn't show Lennon playing the lead solo during You Can't Do That. The camera focuses on Paul and George instead.
@@BritIronRebel What in the lead solo is everybody talking about? Naturally when it's Paul and George's turn to sing the camera pivots over to them then back to John singing solo. The Australian director is calling all the shots to that recording of the show. He can't have the camera fixed on John the entire song through. That would be professionally stupid. It was a very fine production. Foreigners are good at that and preserving recordings. I don't know what the gripe is all about regarding some damn solo. I wouldn't change a thing about how it was directed.
Man, them Fabs was tired by this show! Love it anyway. It must’ve been insane trying to sing those harmonies without monitors and the audience putting out as much sound as them. This mix misses a lot of George’s guitar work. But if you’re a fan of John’s rhythm, this video is amazing.
The soundtrack is from Convention Hall in Philadelphia on September 2, 1964 during the bands first "coast to coast" tour of the US & Canada....(August 19-September 20, 1964).
Of course all Beatles fans knows that John and Paul suffered stage fright when comes to play the lead guitar and solo in the songs, that's why George was the lead guitarist they all knew he was the most skilled of them, there are a lot of interviews and videos of that point with John, Paul and George talking about it, and that's why he joined The Quarrymen group... long live THE BEATLES!!!... 🇲🇽✌😎
Wow. One of the very rare (maybe the only) footage of John playing the lead part of YOU CAN'T DO THAT...the camera is ALWAYS on George in other footage. Great!
Superb. Many thanks for posting this. Amazing singing and playing (especially considering they did not have monitors, and so could not hear each other properly).
They will be talking about the Beatles, John, Paul, George & Ringo, the songs & lyrics , Beatlemania & the whole Beatle explosion long into the future. There will never be another like them.
Wow, úžasný koncert Beatles,tento jsem snad ani neviděla 😍😍 Beatles jsou úžasní, bezesporu nejlepší kapela na světě, mám pro ně neuvěřitelnou slabost už x desítek let ❤️🥳🥳✌️
4 of my fellow scousers who really did shake the world 😊, even now when I walk down Mathew St, there is a certain feeling in the air that tingles, shut your eyes & if one of the pubs there is playing one of the lads songs, you are transported back to them day's, if only eh?.
Excelente material video gráfico, excelente edición, se nota que unieron varios videos de diferentes personas,hasta muy bien sonido y creo que nunca antes lo había visto y más en su totalidad👏👏👍👍
Hey, these guys are pretty good. It's always fun to see bands when they are young and explosive. The Stones and Zeppelin also had that same feel of youthful explosiveness on their early recordings. There were a few concerts in England in this era when the Beatles and Stones both played and that must have been a sweet ticket.
I attended a Stones concert in a cinema in Watford, England in October '64, but you couldn't hear a thing because of the girls screaming. Could hardly see the band either because the girls were all throwing their arms up and blocking the view. And I was up in the top part of the cinema looking down at the s brightly lit stage. Could only see Keith Richards thrusting his guitar forward at the girls as if it was his c*ck, lol.
That kid selling Cokes is the perfect example of what The Beatles did to the American youth,they changed our lives FOREVER from our clothes ,hairstyles lifestyles our attitudes about sex and marriage, the pill,racism,Vietnam,parents,school,drugs,movies,TV....and then some
Im 58 and I've been a fan since I was 10. They had broken up of course but I preferred their music to what i heard on the radio. All but one of my friends questioned my taste.
This is a crazy good editing job, even if all the shots aren't from the same show. I've edited concert footage from various fan sources and know how tough it is when you have like 3-4 sources... It looks like DOZENS of sources are used here and to keep it all flowing correctly is a stupendous feat. Great job!!
Got to think God put these guys together. God wanted to hear some great rock and roll music. These immensely talented musicians, songwriters , performers don't just run into each other at the pub. Think about it ! 🤔❤❤❤❤❤
When Giants walked the earth!!! Wow!! Does anyone even understand just how impossible it was for them to deliver the musical precision of those live performances?!? They literally heard nothing!
In reality no show was ever played at Whisky Flat being a location chosen by and early bootlegger for what was an unidentified show at the time. We now know that this is the evening show in Philadelphia, PA , USA on the 2nd September 1964.
Lennon and McCartney with the Beatles were like Hiroshima and Nagasaki musical bombs that changed instantly the pop and rock music industry. One 30 minute concert had more great songs and energy than a career of touring for bands and singers of today. Just some Vox amps guitars drums and real voices. That first chord in Hard Days Night - WOW !
Spu testa mu’nigriyo ahna passtah skumennity obdofaingxt, mo Beatles du “magnificent” arpigniyon breen prestra mu gackny. Ob squahniyek fegstro, migna megna. Plu noostra!!😎
![Day Tripper [Beatles Reaction] We Can Work It Out, Paperback Writer, Rain (Dev's first time hearing)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/gLh6xpMCRyE/mqdefault.jpg)
The Beatles = The greatest band on earth. 🌎
The Beatles aren't even the greatest band in the Beatles.
Very good @@dustbinfilms
No question!
@steveoutdoorsuk1788 - As soon as I saw your comment, I thought, "...uh-oh... *_that's_* going to bring some infidels out of the woodwork!" Sure enough, There's already someone who is willing to demonstrate a complete lack of understanding of the history of contemporary music. It would be interesting to see what the musicians in whoever else thingks is "the greatest band" have to say. If they're not clueless (or children), they'll know.
Two words Rolling Stones
The Beatles at that time were the best musicians on earth. What a groove man!!
Nobody sounded like them.
And today still Sound amazing!
Beatles Forever!
Australian perfomance was also Killer!!
Snippets of several different shows. I was at the Philadelphia show at Convention Hall, September 2, 1964, and there are some definite scenes of that show in here. - the B&W ones. It was the height of Beatlemania, and my absolute life changer; I've been playing guitar since shortly after seeing the Beatles, and at 74, still playing gigs; well over 3,000 since I started. I pretty much owe them my life. Who would'a thought?
I was always a music lover but in 1965 a the age of fifteen I started guitar and like you have done many many gigs. Cheers
Awesome! Keep on rockin' bros 🙏👍🙏👍
. Female Hysteria drowns the Beatles music but thanks to Ringo’s powerful Metronomic drumming the beat goes ON .
BeatleMania a phenomenal explosion 💥 . If you missed it you missed it . 😮
Wow what type of music are you playing and who is your audience?
First live recording of the touring years that has sufficient fidelity to truly enjoy the performance.
Not quite. Try the recording of one of the Festival Hall (Melbourne - Australia) concerts from June 1964.
Wow this is Amazing sound quality for 1964 I'm impressed The Beatles sound great with a peanut sound system for 1964 technology this should be an official album from The Beatles Apple Capitol Universal music take a listen put this official in 2025 with a Peter Jackson technology remix Mal technology Thank you for the concert
Beatles concerts were darn short but they rocked you the whole 30 minutes.😀
'All my Lovin'...Paul singing and playing killer bass... and John's triplet rhythm playing. Wonderful.
And George's harmony!
It's magical.
They're a good band, huh?
John was highly underrated on lead and rythm guitar. He was phenomenal!
Beautiful 😍😍🥰😍 man beautiful voice tall slander great singers great musician great song riters composers there's nobody like them you tell me what other band was like them not in this life
Rings was the perfect drummer for them , so underrated , had his own sound and beat
Everything about them was underrated. Even the over ratings were underrated.
Amazing, no monitors, perfect tuning
The Beatles stand alone musically and vocally-this live performance has incredible sound quality-thanks for sharing this.
1964 seems the Beatles live at their happiest. Love the way that George got a real place in the whole show, singing lead or harmonies with Paul (all my loving, things we say today)
Just four lads having a blast
@@philharrisson7738 use those 3 dots one is edit you can edit any that you post if you make a mistake.
John Lennon's rhythm guitar playing, especially on "All My Loving," is EXCELLENT!
Eternally fresh, eternally exciting, eternally cheering. May God bless the Beatles, one and all, for what they gave us. This version of the show is very well put together, in fact the best I've seen. Congrats to whoever did it.
Woah....You Can't Do That...Beatles rockin' hard 🙏👍🙏👍
I'm givin that one two thumbs up myself 👍👍
This is many concerts but still it's a great video of the greatest band ever the Beatles,thank you whoever put it together and thank you John,Paul,George and Ringo,I wouldn't be a musician today if not for you. Bob
Me too Bob, me too. I was 14 when they came to Melbourne, Australia and my life changed. 🎸
Класс! Я тоже!
Yep me too
26:19 Paul singing like that with a tricky roving bass line to contend with. Artistry.
Ringo was a gift from God to the little family that was the Beatles.
Factoid. Ringo was Harry Nillson’s best man in nyc!
All those years ago . . . hard to believe these four were so charged with charisma that it still shines forth NOW . . .
Fantastic performance.. never seen this one .. wow 🔥🔥🔥
Very enjoyable. Not bad sound quality for the time.
Given that there are no mics on the equipment, and that Paul's between-songs dialogue does not seem to be in the acoustic field seen in the film, I suspect that audio sweetening was done afterward.
This type of work was done extensively on the Shea Stadium film and also for the "Our World" later release of "All You Need is Love".
~
@SharonMacVicar-o9g Your probably right. That's not an uncommon practice even today. But enough of the original performance seeps through to make the piece worth listening to.
...and Harrison killing it with the Rickenbacker 12 string. A stunning set - so happy to see this release! Thank you.
yeah this perfomance is one of their most heavy and fast ones, love it
Excellent. Thanks for posting. I was 7 when this happened. Everybody was into the Beatles in 64.
this film is the best beatles performance i've seen. great sound.
Paul's Bass Lines are awesome!
The energy from the band and audience is unbelievable. Such intensity!
This is the only video that actually shows John's lead solo on You Can't Do That live. Every other live video focuses on Paul and George during the guitar solo
You are so so correct spot on, I noticed this esp with certain eras or songs. cameras back then always went dumb during solos, showing wrong views,
You're both not very well informed Beatle fans. John sings You Can't Do That clearly and with better video quality in the 1964 Australian concert where at the end a fan manages to get on stage and shake John's hand... while he's still playing his guitar.
@@kentduryea7109 what is your point? Why the put down? There are lots of videos out there and most don’t show lead players in early sixties, except a few. Well informed?/ is not a competition. Just love for them. You make me sad to think there is some kind of issue as we love things our own way. I know how informed I am.
@@kentduryea7109 The Australian live video doesn't show Lennon playing the lead solo during You Can't Do That. The camera focuses on Paul and George instead.
@@BritIronRebel
What in the lead solo is everybody talking about? Naturally when it's Paul and George's turn to sing the camera pivots over to them then back to John singing solo. The Australian director is calling all the shots to that recording of the show. He can't have the camera fixed on John the entire song through. That would be professionally stupid. It was a very fine production. Foreigners are good at that and preserving recordings. I don't know what the gripe is all about regarding some damn solo. I wouldn't change a thing about how it was directed.
I love these old videos of Ringo playing drums- Hes so into it!
Бог спустился с небес и подарил талант этим ребятам, спасибо 😅
Perfect harmonies. Amazing!
Great 😊😊😊😊😊footage ❤
This is great live footage of a killer show. I like You can’t do that!
'64 was definitely their peak touring year! 👍👍
Man, them Fabs was tired by this show! Love it anyway. It must’ve been insane trying to sing those harmonies without monitors and the audience putting out as much sound as them.
This mix misses a lot of George’s guitar work. But if you’re a fan of John’s rhythm, this video is amazing.
The soundtrack is from Convention Hall in Philadelphia on September 2, 1964 during the bands first "coast to coast" tour of the US & Canada....(August 19-September 20, 1964).
The strumming pattern Lennon used in All My Lovin was insane at that tempo!
Thank you for an early birthday present! ❤
Смотрю эти кадры и глотаю слёзы восторга. Охота визжать, какая энергетика!
❤!
This is EXCELLENT... thank you!!!
Of course all Beatles fans knows that John and Paul suffered stage fright when comes to play the lead guitar and solo in the songs, that's why George was the lead guitarist they all knew he was the most skilled of them, there are a lot of interviews and videos of that point with John, Paul and George talking about it, and that's why he joined The Quarrymen group... long live THE BEATLES!!!... 🇲🇽✌😎
Influenced so many with their music.
Ringo always in service of the song ..... He used to say my heart is the timekeeper
Wow. One of the very rare (maybe the only) footage of John playing the lead part of YOU CAN'T DO THAT...the camera is ALWAYS on George in other footage. Great!
Love this concert ❤ im 66 my bro's 72 ... Thanks so much for this show 🎉
This setlist is mindblowing! Thanks guys!!!❤❤❤
This is Insanely Great!!! Thanks for the post!!👍🏼😎🤩✨⭐️🤘
Wow this is a treasure, thanks for sharing this video
GREAT JOB seamlessly editing the performances together! Thank you!
Never seen Things We Said Today befote.A treat.
Bought the bootleg in 1972. Still have it.
Ringo taught me to keep a beat when I was 10!
That walk up in the 'Long Tall Sally' break was MONEY!
Finally a video where the voice's audio were higher than the instruments...
Super video, amazing job of syncing audio...thank you!
Superb.
Many thanks for posting this.
Amazing singing and playing (especially considering they did not have monitors, and so could not hear each other properly).
The heading job on this is great headed out all the extra crowd noise and got to the point. Thank you.
They will be talking about the Beatles, John, Paul, George & Ringo, the songs & lyrics , Beatlemania & the whole Beatle explosion long into the future. There will never be another like them.
Wow, úžasný koncert Beatles,tento jsem snad ani neviděla 😍😍 Beatles jsou úžasní, bezesporu nejlepší kapela na světě, mám pro ně neuvěřitelnou slabost už x desítek let ❤️🥳🥳✌️
Wow thankyou for this! It’s so sweet! The sound quality is very good and I can hear Paul’s awesome bass line very well! 🤗❤✨
I think this is the first time I heard a live version of Things we Said Today. By the way, you did a great job editing all the cameras together.
Hollywood Bowl has a nice version of it.
Beatles wanted to Hold Your Hand... so sweet .... The Stones wanted to Spend the Night ....
I love The Beatles...
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 One of my favorite tunes!
Bless them!!!!!!!
Grande Germán, gracias por divulgar esta reliquia!!
❤️
Ringo- human metronome with a backbeat. ❤❤❤❤
4 of my fellow scousers who really did shake the world 😊, even now when I walk down Mathew St, there is a certain feeling in the air that tingles, shut your eyes & if one of the pubs there is playing one of the lads songs, you are transported back to them day's, if only eh?.
Excelente material video gráfico, excelente edición, se nota que unieron varios videos de diferentes personas,hasta muy bien sonido y creo que nunca antes lo había visto y más en su totalidad👏👏👍👍
Hey, these guys are pretty good. It's always fun to see bands when they are young and explosive. The Stones and Zeppelin also had that same feel of youthful explosiveness on their early recordings. There were a few concerts in England in this era when the Beatles and Stones both played and that must have been a sweet ticket.
These guys are pretty good, these guys are pretty good,wow what an understatement the greatest band ever hands down
I attended a Stones concert in a cinema in Watford, England in October '64, but you couldn't hear a thing because of the girls screaming. Could hardly see the band either because the girls were all throwing their arms up and blocking the view. And I was up in the top part of the cinema looking down at the s brightly lit stage. Could only see Keith Richards thrusting his guitar forward at the girls as if it was his c*ck, lol.
Nice to see (and hear) George with his Ricky
Can't Buy me love is wow!
Thankyou verymuch.
That's all Hollywood bowl audio I believe. Great post
Crazy this was 60 years ago now. Life is so short
Awesome
Супер!!!❤❤❤
I dont know who spliced all this film together ---- but they did a masterful job. Great Video ---- thanks for posting.
HOLY SMOKES!!!!!!💯💥💥💥💥💥💣💣💣💣💣💣💣💣💣💣💣💯💯💯💯💯
27:14 minutos de éxitos y solo éxitos... por algo fueron... son y serán los mas grandes 👏👏👏👏👏
25:37 Orgasmic?
25:37 She's enjoying it!
Totally fabulous ! Don’t miss this one !
I Want To Hold Your Hand ✋️.
That kid selling Cokes is the perfect example of what The Beatles did to the American youth,they changed our lives FOREVER from our clothes ,hairstyles lifestyles our attitudes about sex and marriage, the pill,racism,Vietnam,parents,school,drugs,movies,TV....and then some
@perrysar5954 Right! I made the comment, "If you don't know why this shot is iconic I can't help you."
Your's is much better, Perry!
Looks like had a blast on these early concerts after they became world famous & _made it_
Changed everything. If you're under 65 years old, you simply won't get it.
Thumbs down from a 64 year old😂
Im 58 and I've been a fan since I was 10. They had broken up of course but I preferred their music to what i heard on the radio. All but one of my friends questioned my taste.
This is a crazy good editing job, even if all the shots aren't from the same show. I've edited concert footage from various fan sources and know how tough it is when you have like 3-4 sources... It looks like DOZENS of sources are used here and to keep it all flowing correctly is a stupendous feat. Great job!!
Got to think God put these guys together. God wanted to hear some great rock and roll music. These immensely talented musicians, songwriters , performers don't just run into each other at the pub. Think about it ! 🤔❤❤❤❤❤
Very nice Japanese work is concert film. Many Beatles fans send thanks to East.
When Giants walked the earth!!! Wow!! Does anyone even understand just how impossible it was for them to deliver the musical precision of those live performances?!? They literally heard nothing!
In reality no show was ever played at Whisky Flat being a location chosen by and early bootlegger for what was an unidentified show at the time. We now know that this is the evening show in Philadelphia, PA , USA on the 2nd September 1964.
WELL.. I see my be SOUTH CALIFORNIA WHISKY FLAT DAYS FESTIVAL... Fabruary... 1964..
@@СергейАндреевич-у8ь made up by the original bootlegger.
Before they got ‘Tired Of Touring’/total total death threats etc etc.
Boy, they worked/toured hard.
Especially ‘64…
👍👍👍
2:51 -- John plays the guitar solo for "You Can't Do That"
18:46 George, I love you!!!!!!!
a force of nature
15:38 -- If you don't know why this is an iconic American shot, I couldn't help you.
They were pretty good, I'll say
24:14 George doesn't play that final guitar flurry of notes at the end. Maybe it wouldn't have projected out into the crowd powerfully enough?
Lennon and McCartney with the Beatles were like Hiroshima and Nagasaki musical bombs that changed instantly the pop and rock music industry. One 30 minute concert had more great songs and energy than a career of touring for bands and singers of today. Just some Vox amps guitars drums and real voices. That first chord in Hard Days Night - WOW !
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I've never been able to get a sensible explanation why George didn't get his own microphone in these days
Greatest Band In The Universe.
Spu testa mu’nigriyo ahna passtah skumennity obdofaingxt, mo Beatles du “magnificent” arpigniyon breen prestra mu gackny. Ob squahniyek fegstro, migna megna. Plu noostra!!😎
@GERMÁN ALVAREZ - Wow! That's the first time I ever got a response to a comment written in Ancient Haigañese...much less an actual ❤‼- Vito 😎