It was Feb.1964 , JFK had just been assassinated in Nov 1963 . We as a country were in a deep depression....and then these four lads from Britain came over here and helped us heal.
People younger than us will never undrestand. There had never really been "Pop Music ever before. No one who was younger in 1963 than 12 years old can ever realise the impact of JFK or the Beatles, can they?? and that is why I ranked Obama alongside: pure charisma for the first time since then.
Eartha Mist 44 likes Eartha is a special name of a dear friend who crossed over many years ago. Seeing The Beatles in Concert is the first thing I’m going back in time for. I will probably faint like many of those girls ❤️🐞💚🦋💜🕊👐🏻
Hi Phil. I'll be 72 in about 3 1/2 months. I also know the lyrics to just about everything they did. I think "A Hard Day's Night" had their best music. When I was a teenager, I liked them but wasn't a major fan at that time. Interestingly, my mother was a Beatles fan! As I reached my twenties, I realized how amazing their music was and continues to be. I often wonder, if John Lennon had not been murdered whether he would have continued writing and maybe collaborating with Paul, who, by the way, will be 80 next month!
And also, an individual and unique creativity, recognized mostly in John and Paul, but authentically possessed by George and Ringo, as well, and of course they came out much larger than the mere "sum of their parts."
@@jjisthename8269 No need to be sorry, it's just that I'm almost old enough to remember the Beatles first hand so I know the difference between that time and this one.
Joseph Pinador ~ Underrated? By who? Not you, not me, not by music critics, not by anyone I know, or the millions of fans who have this music in their blood. Who?
Joseph: I had to laugh at your remark, because whenever I listen carefully and "out of context" to pretty-well ANY Beatles' song I think to myself "This is surely one of the most under-rated of their songs." They were hit machines, and George Harrison had as much writing talent as the other two. The Beatles took over the world in a way never previously equaled, and certainly never to be matched again. It was their combination of charm, elegance, prodigious talent, British cachet, and the era - to say nothing of the guiding hand of one George Martin. The era permitted them to emerge from relative obscurity in a way that is impossible today.
I still cry too!! I get it believe me!! every morning when I get ready for work at 70 years old I'm trial lawyer... I ask Alexa to play, and your Bird can sing, for no one, and if I fell and I sing alone every day around 5 o'clock in the morning, it's what I do for years.... and when if I felt is over, I say in my best, British accent, "thank you, very nice" .... and I gotta work on Long Island! And I tear up when Paul sings for no one and I'm singing harmony, if I fell. I can't explain it. It doesn't matter. It just is. I love them. They are my life in so many ways.
@@just_another_random1990 i view this song every day for about 2 years but i didnt see you comment on this before. it doesnt make sense because their talking about when the beatles existed they were 9 and now their 64. you just said 3 year old sould and 21 year old heart. this song was 54 years ago. not 18
Yes and I am 64 now and I still get thrilled to listen to them and I noticed that they always smiled while performing unlike todays musicians who all scowl like spoiled rotten kids
I do agree about to you sir palmbeachcitizen... Although i wasn't born at that era yet.. But my grandfather and also my father influence me much about these past legendary bands (beegees, elvis presley, herman hermits, jackson5 and many more). I am one of the few millennials who still love to listen there songs and also i do believe that without these legends... Music nowadays won't develop if we don't have those band from the past.. I still love them and no one could ever replace these such great bands even when time is moving fast.. Though, i don't even have a chance to meet them.. Hahaha
I consider myself to be lucky to have been alive during that time also. I feel doubly blessed because I was privileged enough to see them TWICE - at Shea Stadium in 1965 and 1966. There will never be anyone who can compare. Thank you, Elvis, for making it possible for the Beatles to come to be.
I can't believe its been 60 years ago this movie came out. I remember all these songs being played on the local radio stations. It make me so sad I could cry. I want to go back to 1964 and just stay there. It was such an exciting time. These songs are timeless.I'm 73 and still play these early Beatle songs. What great movie that captures Beatlemania.
@invoxicated: A day doesn’t go by that I am not wishing for a time machine to go back to 1964 and just like you - stay there. I really hate this current world.
Check out the channel on YT called The Beatles Vocal Harmony, There are two videos on “If I Fell” check them both out. It’s very interesting how the harmonies were done on the song.
''If I fell'' starts with descending chromatic chord that don't make sense if you just play the chords however.. Lennon sings that first line and it all ties together without a single bump which is the work of genius because the underlying chords are so far apart on the circle of 5ths. Just the first intro vocal is stunning and so damn clever. The Beatles music is riddled with unexpected chord changes and utterly sublime melody. This is why their music is studied in almost every music institution in the world. They were just that good:)
Drew Smith today I have just seen on you tube Crosby stills and Nash, before singing a song, said : « now a song from our favorite group, yes we have a favorite group » and they sung blackbird
@darryl3442: Same. Saw this in theatre in 1964. I was 12. Have to say it was a high that I never experienced again in my lifetime except - when I saw them in concert and was running across the stadium field trying to get to them. 😂 I got to the stage and was caught by a security guard who brought me back to my seat - repeatedly. Move up to around 1978 and I’m sitting in a health food restaurant on a random trip to New York, asking my friends to let’s leave and go to a real restaurant and who walks In and sits about 2 tables away - John Lennon and Yoko. I felt an almost internal collapse, sat down and said “Oh never mind let’s just stay here”. I sat there and for about an hour - didn’t stare - but kept catching glances and had memories of 1964 and how much I loved them during my magical childhood. I’ve often said that had I known - at 12 yrs old - that years later I would be sitting 2 tables away from John Lennon, I would have sat in my room, refused to go to school, waiting for that trip to New York. 😂
@@jefffitzsimons8990 Not in ANYONE'S lifetime. It's been over a half-century now, and still no one approaching their status. Michael Jackson and Duran Duran in the 1980s would be the closest. But a distant closest.
I grew up with the Beatles. I can still remember being so excited, waiting for the Ed Sullivan show to come on. It was such exciting times!!! Yes, this is MUSIC!!!
John Lennon will go down in history as one of the few musical genius's of the 20 th Century. The guy could compose great songs, write the music and lyrics for them, and play multiple instruments, and fantastic singer as well. I've never seen anyone as talented as Lennon in my lifetime.
I agree! I haven’t seen anyone as good in every aspect musically. The Beatles were another level of musical talent and extremely tasteful, especially during this period! Magical and almost to good to be true especially hearing songs like these!
Three of the most sensational songs ever written. Those who claim to be a bit 'meh' about The Beatles fail to see how groundbreaking and influential they were. Popular music would not be what it is today without these guys. So much love for them.
I was born in 2000, I'm 19 years old, and I love the Beatles, even though they're from a totally different time than mine, the Beatles will be eternal.
YES RAP AND HIP HOP SUCKS...........CHECK THe BEATLES ACID MUSIC ......1966 THRU 1970..........AND CREAM.......THE DOORS............ROLLING STONES.........THE WHO........DEEP PURPLE ....BLACK SABBATH....LED ZEPPELIN.............BUT ONLY 1965 THRU 1974 ONLY TIME PERIOD FOR the above mentioned..........
See Paul McCartney and/or Ringo Starr live since they are the only two remaining Beatles. I saw Paul at the Hollywood Bowl in 2010. The concert was AMAZING! You must see them while they are still with us.
Same From 2000 as well. Tho i listen to Beatles since i was 9. In 2009 i cant recall so many Views on TH-cam up on Beatles songs. It was Very unpopular to this New generation.
my dad taught me everything about the beatles growing up and i still listen to them almost everyday at 25 years old no matter what when i hear them it reminds me of those drives in my dads old school cars singing our hearts out 🥹💔
The most important band in rock and roll. They basically wrote the 3 minute song with regards to love, heartbreak and solidarity. Enough said. If you don’t love this your not human.
There will never be anything like them again. One tiny moment in the history of mankind on this mere speck of dust in the vast universe. A moment when music made us happy, we smiled, we cried, we knew all the words; we were lifted out of the darkness of life and it was ours to keep - forever young. Thank you for your music. It has been with me my whole life.
Completely agree. When the best groups of all time are discussed, numbers 2 and beyond are up for grabs and can be debated all day long, but number 1 is a given. End of story
I took my mom to a Paul McCartney concert last year. She had never seen any of the Beatles live. It was definitely the best concert either of us have ever been to
You can tell that “Tell Me Why” and” If I Fell” and” I Should’ve Known Better” are John’s songs because they’re vulnerable. He was the most in need of reassurance and loyalty.
Yes I still love these early romantic lovebaingsvthey still resonate in my mind as so will conceived and sung and enjoyed by everyone, and you notice how everyone is always smiling and having fun and enjoying the pleasure they are giving to everyone. Something that today's artists don't give to anyone they all have scowls and like to hate
@@adrianbenn2842 incorrect. They didn't play the cavern until they got back from their first hamburg trip in 1960. They had played the Kasbah a few times, and a few McCartney family parties. And talent shows
This is the final part of the movie A Hard Day's Night which I watched 104 times in the cinema. Actually, is 105 if I count the fifty anniversary celebration when the film was shown at BFI at the South Bank in London. Naturally, I have the DVD and the Blue Ray versions that I lost count of the times I've seen it. I have the same feeling now as I had them, but now they have the weight of so many memories - so many happy memories. I love the Beatles and I will love them forever and four days. God bless them 🙏
There are many reasons The Beatles were so successful and one of them is not only was each member capable of fronting a successful band, but each of them have. The fact that they not only kept it together for 10 years but were so inspirational during those years is just something no other band has really done and most likely never will again. We are all fortunate to be alive at a time when we have it all at our fingertips.
These are my heroes. I may only be twelve, but when these four men from Liverpool start singing, I feel so much better. They truly transcend generations. Yay for John Paul George and Ringo!
They made great music and influence a lot to music that came after them... it is great to see over 50years after, young people still enjoy what they created! :)
You weren't the girl who was going to put "I Will" on her wedding and then go find the commentary and edit it when it happened? 😂❤️ P.S., I'm thirteen and I'm also obsessed with The Beatles
No, it's just the evolution of the band. John got tired of all their songs being hyper scrutinized, so he said "OK , let them figure this one out" . Those later albums were all faboluous, just like the earlier ones.
@Kevin Collesano Kevin, Only the shots from behind the band are film footage of them live in front of an audience, the front on shots must be them performing live in a studio or they are the best lip sinc band ever. the shot of john smiling at Paul coming in late looks genuine to me i think they left it in for authenticity.
Michael Williams This was from their movie, and they tried to make it as much like a real performance as they could, minus some of the screaming 😋 They were lip syncing I’m pretty sure, I may be wrong though. I do think they are because if you were to watch the movie, when they are talking the audio sounds much different than when the music starts, and there are instruments in the songs that they aren’t playing, unless Ringo had extra hands 😂
@@avahermes2143 I think they must have done a take in the studio which was filmed, this was used in the film and these are the shots showing the band from the front, (obviously there are other musicians who are not on camera), the shots showing the back of the band and the audience is footage of them performing live to an audience (but the sound has been replaced by the studio recording). Hope this makes sense, its the only way I can think it was done so that the lips are in sync and also GH guitar playing in sync, which would be almost impossible for him to look faultless. Anyway we might both be wrong, they are still great.
@@avahermes2143 Yes, the acoustic guitar providing the Rhythm - which John would have done, is absent here, as he focuses on sing the lead and playing harmonica. Great rhythm part too, really swings.
There's something indefinably ecstatic about the vocal harmonies and chordal rhythms of "Tell Me Why" that gives The Beatles that transcendently unique aura.
The best most influential band ever. Their songwriting was superb. Vocals superb. Harmonies superb. Great arrangements. These guys to this day still influence bands. Amazing
All the kids i knew back then, wanted to dash off to London, and become part of the excitement gathering around the Beatles. I wish that world still existed. It was unlike anything I've known before or since.
@Dave-cv1th: Wow ! Your comment ! I’ve said that so many times that it was “like nothing I experienced before or since” and can never explain it to anyone. - and all the kids in my neighborhood just wanted to go to London. Even today and for years - I’ve often wished I could get my hands on a “time machine” 😁 wanting to “beam” myself back to the sixties and relishing everything in 1964. One can dream.
You've heard and read their spats and quarrels with each other but when they start playing and singing it all disappears. Their clowning and laughing with each other shows their friendship and teamwork. And coming off lots of wonderful music really makes them the greatest band ever. Their little spats? Shows that they're just human and that's what makes them human. After all its their songs and their music is what really matters.. and after 60 years their music still lives on
My first taste of Rock n Roll was hearing Buddy Holly in the '50s. Never was a big fan of Elvis. Everly Brothers filled in. So then there was a bit of a gap. Then - The Beatles! The world changed.....
It was a leading part of of the whole 60's vibe...breaking free from what felt like repressive dogmatism. I'll be 75 in a few months, got a guitar when I was 14 and never looked back, (except for musical inspiration). My best to all these wonderful posts. Those were the days when music brought us together.
My wife and I with friends go every year to the city where the most beautiful music and sounds that were ever heard. We are joined with thousands of people ( and many are young ). We will go this year in appreciation of the four lads.
snigda sheelin Yes,I am,and they still sound as great as they did in the 60s-70s,they were introduced on a show once with the words ( you hear them now,you will never hear anything like them again) and we didn’t yet,not even close
I discovered the Beatles shortly after they broke up. Now, in my 60's, I never get tired or bored listening to their music. It always makes you feel so damn good. Certainly as a teenager, I had trouble liking or being friends with anybody who did not like the Beatles.
I was 10-11 when 'Love me do' came out and I thought it was just another good band with a good song like some of the others,then came hit after hit each better than the last with incredible frequency,I realised these guys are special and different,went to see 'A hard days night'in the cinema,been a fan ever since.
Paul Mc Cartney really puts the. Beatles together His song writing + his vocals just put it allTogether. he doesn't miss a thing Hes the Best, I've heard The Beatles still Rock !
I was 4 years old when they played on the Ed Sullivan Show. Up until that moment, I don't think I had ever known joy. I still love them and always will.
Stewart Nicol as BILLY CONNOLLY, we were all young and innocent back then. We soon lost our innocence in Southeast Asia. Never been the same here. 72+ and still listening.
@Stewart Nicol as BILLY CONNOLLY ... I am your exact same age & I also experienced the Beatles invasion age 12-14 ... I absolutely loved being a teen in the 60's, some of the greatest times & memories ever ☮💜 !! ... & there will never be another group of musicians, singers, or songwriters like Beatles ... not ever !! ... their music will live on through eternity !! 💜💜💜💜🎶🎶🎸🎤🥁🎶🎶💜💜💜💜
The 1960's were a Renaissance for the World in Music, Freedom, Science and Medicine, Achievements, &TC, &TC, &TC. Now we are in the Dark Ages, but we'll rise again. Nothing like the Beatles before, since or ever when you consider Yellow Submarine the other 2 movies and EVERYTHING THAT THEY DID. IT WAS ALL MAGIC. I AGREE. GLAD TO HAVE LIVED THROUGH IT !!!!!!!!!!
Because it was made on movie film. This was from a Hard Days Night, which was one of the last great movies made on black and white film in 1964. Their next movie Help, a year later, was filmed in color, and it’s a completely different world...
My mom introduced me to The Beatles when I was like 4 years old. Without understanding a single word I was captivated. And now that I can understand the words, and as a musician really appreciate the songs it stands to reason I am not only still a fan, but more of a fan then ever. If humanity survives another 10,000 years the Beatles will still be remembered.
Just love watching this. 3 great songs and performances showing how versatile they were. Without the harmonica, I Should've Known Better would've been so much less and you've got to love George's cute little dance moves, specially the first time he does it with that shy little look that seems to be saying "Should I or shouldn't I?" Great vocal harmonies as always. I feel the earth has been truly blessed that these charismatic and talented four came together to create such great music and leave an unsurpassed legacy for us all to enjoy.
Обожаю их! Это фантастика🙏🥰 мне впервые предложила послушать их моя сестра в 1992, наверное (мне было 12) на кассетном магнитофоне. Это было незабываемо. Мы все песни записывали в тетрадь, переводили, учили наизусть! Класс👍
How adorable is George's happy dance, he is too sweet & having fun? He just makes me smile and lol, and John had the best lead vocal. Paul is just gorgeous, love his voice too, and Ringo😝🎶🎵🎸💓- a good drummer, nothing fancy, but laid down the timing, and great smile, and he was having fun.😝🎶🎵🎸💓 ( George was my favorite.💜💓😘
Great to see these old performances updated with today’s tech. They’ll be around for other generations to see and hear. The music industry would not be the same without these four guys. Glad I was around to hear it growing up!
I think the late great Amy Winehouse had a hint of George's little Skippy dance!!! R.I.P so lucky to have lived to hear there talent. A legacy that will live forever
mckayman , I love it when he does his cute little dance. It has been 55 years and going strong. I miss his music so much. Love you, Gorgeous George. ❤️🌹❤️
Daniel H , On the other hand not everyone can be like George. He was very talented and good looking. My sister liked Elvis, she is 75. George was great in my eyes, and I am only 67. Only, yeah right. 😹😹😹😹
@@annesmith9642 No one loves the Beatles more then me. These clips I believe are out of the the Hard Days Night movie. If you notice no one has their guitars aren't plugged in. They were great live band but not sound this good. Lip synced for the movie.
They wrote, scored, played and sang to the incredible records they created with little more than the assistance from what would be described as today as very basic technology, a tape recorder. Unreal.
Apart from everything else, their HARMONIES are exquisite. And they kept moving on from one new type of music to discover another new sound so that we were left breathless simply trying to keep pace. Just in the way that Beethoven revolutionised every form of music he engaged with from symphony to string quartet, so the Beatles kept changing rock/pop in ways that nobody could foresee. And the enormous plus is that we can see and hear these guys at work.
Bravo! I have been at a loss for words to sum up those incredible years.You have nailed them perfectly. Thanks for the insight.When you think back to those years;they passed way to quickly.
The joy and freshness of the music (and the film itself) is so wonderful, it beings tears to my eyes. What happened to the world that was depicted in this movie ? How could everything have gone so wrong since those days ? And how could four guys be blessed with so much talent and be so productive that they gave us all that wonderful music in a mere seven-and-a-half years ???!!! Today, it takes most artists three years just to put out ONE album !
I feel the same way now listening to them as I did the very first time I heard them. Still getting goose bumps with a complete awe. Thank you Beatles for all the goodness you’ve given me
THE BEATLES!!!!!! BEST band on the planet🌎. Four lads that shook the world!!!! They will never eveeer be surpassed no matter how hard other bands try. The Beatles started it ALL. Long hair, fashion, unique and beautiful music and more. They never stuck to one type of music like other bands did....they wrote ballads, rock, psychedelic rock. You name it. "Helter Skelter" was the first heavy metal song in history!! 27 minutes long. The Beatles were not afraid of using unique sounds in most of their songs. I saw The Beatles in person TWICE when I was a kid in Chicago. One concert was at the Chicago Amphitheater and one at Comiskey Park. I had the BEST time of my life. Wouldn` t have missed it for the world and I`ll never forget it. Long live The Beatles!!!! Peace and Love✌💗
It was Feb.1964 , JFK had just been assassinated in Nov 1963 . We as a country were in a deep depression....and then these four lads from Britain came over here and helped us heal.
People younger than us will never undrestand. There had never really been "Pop Music ever before. No one who was younger in 1963 than 12 years old can ever realise the impact of JFK or the Beatles, can they?? and that is why I ranked Obama alongside: pure charisma for the first time since then.
My sister and I saw both of their movies several times. We pretended we were British and put people on!
@@PC24800 Obama? Jesus, you a Biden supporter I bet.....get a grip lady
Edgar Allan Poe you get a grip Biden is a good person
@@archiewest7324 pfft hahaha
I was one of those screaming girls in the 60's.I will soon be 71 and still want to scream----pure joy! That is what great music is about .
That’s funny
Eartha Mist 44 likes Eartha is a special name of a dear friend who crossed over many years ago. Seeing The Beatles in Concert is the first thing I’m going back in time for. I will probably faint like many of those girls ❤️🐞💚🦋💜🕊👐🏻
Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Never stop .
You are so damn lucky proud of you❤️
I was 15 in ‘64 and even today at 72 years old, I still know the words to all of their songs. And I still love them.
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The Beatles that’s all you need to know
Same here, only I was 8. My siblings and I learned every song-including harmonies. We lived and breathed The Beatles! I’ll always love them.
Hi Phil. I'll be 72 in about 3 1/2 months. I also know the lyrics to just about everything they did. I think "A Hard Day's Night" had their best music. When I was a teenager, I liked them but wasn't a major fan at that time. Interestingly, my mother was a Beatles fan! As I reached my twenties, I realized how amazing their music was and continues to be. I often wonder, if John Lennon had not been murdered whether he would have continued writing and maybe collaborating with Paul, who, by the way, will be 80 next month!
Que se siente tener 70 ?
There will NEVER be another group like this again! Their talent, charisma, incredible chemistry created a magic we will never see again! Solid gold
And also, an individual and unique creativity, recognized mostly in John and Paul, but authentically possessed by George and Ringo, as well, and of course they came out much larger than the mere "sum of their parts."
For me, I could only think One Direction or Backstreet Boys as Beetles in modern age
@@jjisthename8269 There is actually no comparison between the Beatles and One Direction or the Backstreet Boys.
@@basilmarasco1975 sorry I meant it's my opinion
@@jjisthename8269 No need to be sorry, it's just that I'm almost old enough to remember the Beatles first hand so I know the difference between that time and this one.
When your listening to the beatles you are already part of something special. No matter what age you are.
thanks levi
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Sooo agreed.
Of course..
72 here. First saw them on my 12th birthday. February 9th 1964
"Tell me why" is arguably one of the most underrated songs of all time.
Joseph Pinador ~ Underrated? By who? Not you, not me, not by music critics, not by anyone I know, or the millions of fans who have this music in their blood. Who?
@@slimshine953 Music in m blood...always...Beatles!!!
@@slimshine953 You're right. Not us. But I know a few people who claim to be Beatles fans who just recently seem to have just discovered this song...
@@jackfasga9657 ~ Yeah man!
Joseph: I had to laugh at your remark, because whenever I listen carefully and "out of context" to pretty-well ANY Beatles' song I think to myself "This is surely one of the most under-rated of their songs."
They were hit machines, and George Harrison had as much writing talent as the other two. The Beatles took over the world in a way never previously equaled, and certainly never to be matched again. It was their combination of charm, elegance, prodigious talent, British cachet, and the era - to say nothing of the guiding hand of one George Martin. The era permitted them to emerge from relative obscurity in a way that is impossible today.
I just turned 70, and i still cry , they were and still are so incredible! We were there! How blessed we were!
It was simply the best time of my life. It was magic.
I cry sometimes too and it's because i am HAPPY !!! I am 68 !!!
AMEN!
I still cry too!! I get it believe me!! every morning when I get ready for work at 70 years old I'm trial lawyer... I ask Alexa to play, and your Bird can sing, for no one, and if I fell and I sing alone every day around 5 o'clock in the morning, it's what I do for years.... and when if I felt is over, I say in my best, British accent, "thank you, very nice" .... and I gotta work on Long Island! And I tear up when Paul sings for no one and I'm singing harmony, if I fell. I can't explain it. It doesn't matter. It just is. I love them. They are my life in so many ways.
Isn't it GREAT !!! So much HAPPINESS in this confusing world !!!@@ellenr3292
Touched my 9 year old soul and still touches my 64 year old heart.
The Beatles touched my 3 year old soul and still touch my 21 year old heart. :)
@@just_another_random1990 i view this song every day for about 2 years but i didnt see you comment on this before. it doesnt make sense because their talking about when the beatles existed they were 9 and now their 64. you just said 3 year old sould and 21 year old heart. this song was 54 years ago. not 18
Correction: "and still touches my 64 year young heart."
@@just_another_random1990The Beatles touched my 0-1 year old soul and still touch my 17 year old heart
@@thenewdrhorror1748Bro…We also have people who are bron later and also are beatles fans…
No matter how bad things get, The Beatles always make me feel better.
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Yes and I am 64 now and I still get thrilled to listen to them and I noticed that they always smiled while performing unlike todays musicians who all scowl like spoiled rotten kids
Agreed with you got to see Paul and Ringo Starr both live in concert and both were great concerts as well!
Me too !!! Its weird isn't it ? I don't take anti depressants I take the Beatles ! Always works !!!
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I consider myself blessed to have been alive during the time of The Beatles. The greatest band of all time.
Me too! Although I was only a child of 7 when I first saw them in 1964, on my parents first b&w TV.
I do agree about to you sir palmbeachcitizen... Although i wasn't born at that era yet.. But my grandfather and also my father influence me much about these past legendary bands (beegees, elvis presley, herman hermits, jackson5 and many more). I am one of the few millennials who still love to listen there songs and also i do believe that without these legends... Music nowadays won't develop if we don't have those band from the past.. I still love them and no one could ever replace these such great bands even when time is moving fast.. Though, i don't even have a chance to meet them.. Hahaha
Snap211 matches my experience almost exactly: 8 years old in front of a cheap black&white watching the fabulous Ed Sullivan Show.
I consider myself to be lucky to have been alive during that time also. I feel doubly blessed because I was privileged enough to see them TWICE - at Shea Stadium in 1965 and 1966. There will never be anyone who can compare. Thank you, Elvis, for making it possible for the Beatles to come to be.
@@genek4789, wow is all I can say!
Those harmonies are just incredible.
I can't believe its been 60 years ago this movie came out. I remember all these songs being played on the local radio stations. It make me so sad I could cry. I want to go back to 1964 and just stay there. It was such an exciting time. These songs are timeless.I'm 73 and still play these early Beatle songs. What great movie that captures Beatlemania.
@invoxicated: A day doesn’t go by that I am not wishing for a time machine to go back to 1964 and just like you - stay there. I really hate this current world.
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Me too.
"If I Fell" is one of their most beautiful melodies! And those harmonies!!
@39thala ... that's absolutely one of my favorites too !! (though I have to admit, one of many) ... 💜🎶💜
Check out the channel on YT called The Beatles Vocal Harmony, There are two videos on “If I Fell” check them both out. It’s very interesting how the harmonies were done on the song.
''If I fell'' starts with descending chromatic chord that don't make sense if you just play the chords however.. Lennon sings that first line and it all ties together without a single bump which is the work of genius because the underlying chords are so far apart on the circle of 5ths. Just the first intro vocal is stunning and so damn clever. The Beatles music is riddled with unexpected chord changes and utterly sublime melody. This is why their music is studied in almost every music institution in the world. They were just that good:)
I agree with you!
Yes, I love that song so much! Xx
Never did 3 voices sound so perfect
crosby stills and nash
@@drewsmith4034 thats a good shout
I would add America
also 4 voices
Drew Smith today I have just seen on you tube Crosby stills and Nash, before singing a song, said : « now a song from our favorite group, yes we have a favorite group » and they sung blackbird
The blending and harmony of voices of Paul McCartney and John Lennon in the song If I Fell of the Beatles are superb.
Saw this in a theater in 64.I was 12. Girls were screaming everywhere It was hard to hear but it was incredible There will never be another Beatles
Wow
@darryl3442: Same. Saw this in theatre in 1964. I was 12. Have to say it was a high that I never experienced again in my lifetime except - when I saw them in concert and was running across the stadium field trying to get to them. 😂 I got to the stage and was caught by a security guard who brought me back to my seat - repeatedly. Move up to around 1978 and I’m sitting in a health food restaurant on a random trip to New York, asking my friends to let’s leave and go to a real restaurant and who walks In and sits about 2 tables away - John Lennon and Yoko. I felt an almost internal collapse, sat down and said “Oh never mind let’s just stay here”. I sat there and for about an hour - didn’t stare - but kept catching glances and had memories of 1964 and how much I loved them during my magical childhood. I’ve often said that had I known - at 12 yrs old - that years later I would be sitting 2 tables away from John Lennon, I would have sat in my room, refused to go to school, waiting for that trip to New York. 😂
There will never be anything like them again.
Who are the Beatles,
Jerry Mammoser Let’s hope not.
Not in our lifetime
@@jefffitzsimons8990 Not in ANYONE'S lifetime. It's been over a half-century now, and still no one approaching their status. Michael Jackson and Duran Duran in the 1980s would be the closest. But a distant closest.
@@danielgolus4600 MJ was great but he was a separate genre from the Beatles
I grew up with the Beatles. I can still remember being so excited, waiting for the Ed Sullivan show to come on. It was such exciting times!!! Yes, this is MUSIC!!!
same here, at 69 yrs
@jjverlingieri: Yes. The Ed Sullivan Show - that night I will never forget.
The greatest band of all time
John Lennon will go down in history as one of the few musical genius's of the 20 th
Century. The guy could compose great songs, write the music and lyrics for them, and
play multiple instruments, and fantastic singer as well. I've never seen anyone as talented
as Lennon in my lifetime.
I agree! I haven’t seen anyone as good in every aspect musically. The Beatles were another level of musical talent and extremely tasteful, especially during this period! Magical and almost to good to be true especially hearing songs like these!
A young John Lennon was very good. After the Beatles, not so good.
Unless it was McCartney. And they were in the same band!
Kind of a strange observation considering his song writing partner was Paul McCartney
@@richardmathews651 It's always interesting how people try to cut Paul out of the equation.
Three of the most sensational songs ever written. Those who claim to be a bit 'meh' about The Beatles fail to see how groundbreaking and influential they were. Popular music would not be what it is today without these guys. So much love for them.
I was born in 2000, I'm 19 years old, and I love the Beatles, even though they're from a totally different time than mine, the Beatles will be eternal.
YES RAP AND HIP HOP SUCKS...........CHECK THe BEATLES ACID MUSIC ......1966 THRU 1970..........AND CREAM.......THE DOORS............ROLLING STONES.........THE WHO........DEEP PURPLE ....BLACK SABBATH....LED ZEPPELIN.............BUT ONLY 1965 THRU 1974 ONLY TIME PERIOD FOR the above mentioned..........
Totally agree with you, I'm 68, loved them at the beginning and still do their music lives on!!!!!!
See Paul McCartney and/or Ringo Starr live since they are the only two remaining Beatles. I saw Paul at the Hollywood Bowl in 2010. The concert was AMAZING! You must see them while they are still with us.
Back to the future.
Same
From 2000 as well. Tho i listen to Beatles since i was 9. In 2009 i cant recall so many Views on TH-cam up on Beatles songs. It was Very unpopular to this New generation.
my dad taught me everything about the beatles growing up and i still listen to them almost everyday at 25 years old no matter what when i hear them it reminds me of those drives in my dads old school cars singing our hearts out 🥹💔
Aw that’s adorable. I’m 25 years old as well and listen to The Beatles a lot ❤
The most important band in rock and roll. They basically wrote the 3 minute song with regards to love, heartbreak and solidarity. Enough said. If you don’t love this your not human.
George Harrison kept that beautiful smile his entire life.
Had a lot to smile about.
How can ya not love George? He's just so great!
TheBluewaterBlonde 😁👍🏽❤️😍✌🏽
RIP John & George
Great guitarist
There will never be anything like them again. One tiny moment in the history of mankind on this mere speck of dust in the vast universe. A moment when music made us happy, we smiled, we cried, we knew all the words; we were lifted out of the darkness of life and it was ours to keep - forever young. Thank you for your music. It has been with me my whole life.
Completely agree. When the best groups of all time are discussed, numbers 2 and beyond are up for grabs and can be debated all day long, but number 1 is a given. End of story
Preordained from God himself....how else do the 2 greatest songwriters in history end up in the same band.
@@1960taylor True, very strange. Surely no such thing as coincidence....
@@5lowXclanX and yet Heather Mills claimed she'd never heard of them before meeting Paul - really !!!!!!!
Wow, well said, Eugene
The Beatles changed the world
I took my mom to a Paul McCartney concert last year. She had never seen any of the Beatles live. It was definitely the best concert either of us have ever been to
You can tell that “Tell Me Why” and” If I Fell” and” I Should’ve Known Better” are John’s songs because they’re vulnerable. He was the most in need of reassurance and loyalty.
Strange but true .....
That guilty conscience of his 🤣
@@Ricky_Evans1611 ....that part, too.
it's just words darlin.
Yes I still love these early romantic lovebaingsvthey still resonate in my mind as so will conceived and sung and enjoyed by everyone, and you notice how everyone is always smiling and having fun and enjoying the pleasure they are giving to everyone. Something that today's artists don't give to anyone they all have scowls and like to hate
The Beatles, the band with the biggest gimmick of all. Talent.
Talent that took years of performing in cheap clubs to polish.
@@SharifSalukis To be fair, they only really played clubs from 1960-1962. When they first went to Hamburg, they had almost no experience!
f you
@@gilmour73 not true - they had been singing in the Cavern in Liverpool
@@adrianbenn2842 incorrect. They didn't play the cavern until they got back from their first hamburg trip in 1960. They had played the Kasbah a few times, and a few McCartney family parties. And talent shows
Their vocal harmonising is so exceptional. Maybe that's what so many of us heard and took to heart.
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The Absolutely Greatest Band Ever - PERIOD. Their worst record beats anything today by light years.
Don't forget George martins exquisite direction ❤
Agree !
Paul came in early on the word “Was” And John just smiled!! 3:22
Cher Siegel Oh God that small detail melted my heart. The genuine love the gave each other and the harmony they created are just insane.
Not sure if that’s why he smiled. This isn’t a live recording, it’s the studio record in a lower pitch
The most iconic voices/band in music history - PERIOD
Ringo's smile is perfect - and natural!
5:19 george's little dance is so cute :')
yes! george was very cute. ❤️
Correct
I replay it way to often
It knocks me out every time
Everything about George is cute...😍
Easily the coolest band there will ever be. We are so lucky this sheer magic happened.
TRUTH
Yes we are lucky that this magic actually happened - THE BEATLES WERE A MIRACLE !
Chris Hawkley Yes I Absolutely agree!!!
I completely agree end am so happy it all happened in my Teens so I could enjoy this music my entire life ;-)
@@DickMetselaar YES - - I WANT TO SAY IT AGAIN - -
THE BEATLES - - WERE A MIRACLE
I love George's footwork. My favorite Beatle! RIP.
Mine too 💖
@@marjanp4784I like John the most, for several years now 💓 but in my childhood my favorite Beatle was also George 😀
This is the final part of the movie A Hard Day's Night which I watched 104 times in the cinema. Actually, is 105 if I count the fifty anniversary celebration when the film was shown at BFI at the South Bank in London. Naturally, I have the DVD and the Blue Ray versions that I lost count of the times I've seen it. I have the same feeling now as I had them, but now they have the weight of so many memories - so many happy memories. I love the Beatles and I will love them forever and four days. God bless them 🙏
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GREAT COMMENT ! Feel exactly the same.
There are many reasons The Beatles were so successful and one of them is not only was each member capable of fronting a successful band, but each of them have. The fact that they not only kept it together for 10 years but were so inspirational during those years is just something no other band has really done and most likely never will again. We are all fortunate to be alive at a time when we have it all at our fingertips.
These fellas didn't just change music, they changed the world.
More than Jesus did!!
Absolutely!
Well, they did also change music.
More like, we changed the world as much as we were allowed.
Dan Boyle Exactly!
These are my heroes. I may only be twelve, but when these four men from Liverpool start singing, I feel so much better. They truly transcend generations. Yay for John Paul George and Ringo!
Im eleven and I love the Beatles with all my heart !😊
@@sammy_vegan_germany1421 awesome! i do too!!!
They made great music and influence a lot to music that came after them... it is great to see over 50years after, young people still enjoy what they created! :)
@@tursiopss Yes! They really did! Been a fan since I was 2!
You weren't the girl who was going to put "I Will" on her wedding and then go find the commentary and edit it when it happened? 😂❤️
P.S., I'm thirteen and I'm also obsessed with The Beatles
I see pure passion on Paul's face during the performance of "if i fell", he sang the higher harmony, and he did it great... such an awesome video..
Loved him then, love him now.
It’s overdubbed
@@dogol284 not many people know that. We do because we’re or I’m a musician. You probably are too 😉
Paul always did the higher harmony because he could
The best of all time. Best songs ever written and performed. We will never have a band like them again.
george is such a beautiful soul. i miss him so much :(
No, it's just the evolution of the band. John got tired of all their songs being hyper scrutinized, so he said "OK , let them figure this one out" . Those later albums were all faboluous, just like the earlier ones.
Ken Williams what does that have to do with literally anything lol
RIP joj RIP syd
3:22..when Paul came in too soon...that smile on John's face....unforgettable. Paul held it together though. Yes, I was a Beatlemaniac!
@Kevin Collesano Kevin, Only the shots from behind the band are film footage of them live in front of an audience, the front on shots must be them performing live in a studio or they are the best lip sinc band ever. the shot of john smiling at Paul coming in late looks genuine to me i think they left it in for authenticity.
Michael Williams This was from their movie, and they tried to make it as much like a real performance as they could, minus some of the screaming 😋 They were lip syncing I’m pretty sure, I may be wrong though. I do think they are because if you were to watch the movie, when they are talking the audio sounds much different than when the music starts, and there are instruments in the songs that they aren’t playing, unless Ringo had extra hands 😂
@@avahermes2143 I think they must have done a take in the studio which was filmed, this was used in the film and these are the shots showing the band from the front, (obviously there are other musicians who are not on camera), the shots showing the back of the band and the audience is footage of them performing live to an audience (but the sound has been replaced by the studio recording).
Hope this makes sense, its the only way I can think it was done so that the lips are in sync and also GH guitar playing in sync, which would be almost impossible for him to look faultless. Anyway we might both be wrong, they are still great.
@@avahermes2143 Yes, the acoustic guitar providing the Rhythm - which John would have done, is absent here, as he focuses on sing the lead and playing harmonica. Great rhythm part too, really swings.
I thought only I noticed that. FUNNY
There's something indefinably ecstatic about the vocal harmonies and chordal rhythms of "Tell Me Why" that gives The Beatles that transcendently unique aura.
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Agree. Tell Me Why is truly special, even by the Beatles very-lofty standards.
Magical & mesmerizing. It's flawless.
The best most influential band ever. Their songwriting was superb. Vocals superb. Harmonies superb. Great arrangements. These guys to this day still influence bands. Amazing
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Y todo con dos guitarras, un bajo, una batería, sus voces y un tremendo ingenio 👍
Ringo always had that happy look while he was drumming, and John also...always smiling and happy looking throughout his singing.
John's sideburns were awesome at this time !
I’m 12 years old, everyone else my age is listening to rap and modern music. But I have a passion for The Beatles
very sensible.
Well done. This music. Is a abought Love. Real love.
Enjoy your passion!!! Their music knows no age difference!!!
Me either
Good for you
All the kids i knew back then, wanted to dash off to London, and become part of the excitement gathering around the Beatles. I wish that world still existed. It was unlike anything I've known before or since.
@Dave-cv1th: Wow ! Your comment ! I’ve said that so many times that it was “like nothing I experienced before or since” and can never explain it to anyone. - and all the kids in my neighborhood just wanted to go to London. Even today and for years - I’ve often wished I could get my hands on a “time machine” 😁 wanting to “beam” myself back to the sixties and relishing everything in 1964. One can dream.
You've heard and read their spats and quarrels with each other but when they start playing and singing it all disappears. Their clowning and laughing with each other shows their friendship and teamwork. And coming off lots of wonderful music really makes them the greatest band ever. Their little spats? Shows that they're just human and that's what makes them human. After all its their songs and their music is what really matters.. and after 60 years their music still lives on
been listening from day one, 65yrs old . and will be listening on my death bed.
I am also simply amazing , forever
Marty Palanos what’s up with the guy handcuffed at the end
Oh that was me in cuffs. I can only wish
me to the best i have ever heard all my life
I'm 69 and been listening since 1963
The harmony in "If I fell" is superb
I still can't get enough of these guys
Tell Me Why is just a great little upbeat song that moves right along refreshingly, Superb!
That era of the Beatles was magical. There is no describing it and it's sad that today's kids will never know what that was like
Truth Indeed AMEN
My first taste of Rock n Roll was hearing Buddy Holly in the '50s. Never was a big fan of Elvis. Everly Brothers filled in. So then there was a bit of a gap. Then - The Beatles! The world changed.....
@@BritIronRebel I'm pretty much with you. I don't care for '50's artists. In fact the only artist I like from the '50's is Elvis Presley.
It actually was magical!!
It was a leading part of of the whole 60's vibe...breaking free from what felt like repressive dogmatism. I'll be 75 in a few months, got a guitar when I was 14 and never looked back, (except for musical inspiration). My best to all these wonderful posts. Those were the days when music brought us together.
Anybody listening to Beatles in 2019. Love. 😘
never stop x
Yes all the time. Greatest band of all time
My wife and I with friends go every year to the city where the most beautiful music and sounds that were ever heard. We are joined with thousands of people ( and many are young ). We will go this year in appreciation of the four lads.
snigda sheelin Yes,I am,and they still sound as great as they did in the 60s-70s,they were introduced on a show once with the words ( you hear them now,you will never hear anything like them again) and we didn’t yet,not even close
ALWAYS!
I think if I fell is one of my favorite songs of all time
I discovered the Beatles shortly after they broke up. Now, in my 60's, I never get tired or bored listening to their music. It always makes you feel so damn good. Certainly as a teenager, I had trouble liking or being friends with anybody who did not like the Beatles.
I was 10-11 when 'Love me do' came out and I thought it was just another good band with a good song like some of the others,then came hit after hit each better than the last with incredible frequency,I realised these guys are special and different,went to see 'A hard days night'in the cinema,been a fan ever since.
Truth Indeed
After all these years, they still make me smile.
McCartney was a brilliant and melodic bass player. The magic these guys created has yet to be equaled.
Ron Smith and NEVER will!!!
He still is a brilliant bass player today
@@charlescrisp2814 I Totally agree.
Paul Mc Cartney really puts the. Beatles together His song writing + his vocals just put it allTogether. he doesn't miss a thing Hes the Best, I've heard The Beatles still Rock !
I Definitely Agree
Paul blissfully miming along to I Should Have Known Better whilst John sings is what i needed to see in my life right now
I'm so happy I grew up with the Beatles era. It's what made me a good musician❤😂
68 years old and still love this band the music will live forever
50 years . And i knew Beatles from my brothers kasets
No band in history struck a chord like The Beatles. They just took people's breath away, especially the young chicks!
I was 4 years old when they played on the Ed Sullivan Show. Up until that moment, I don't think I had ever known joy. I still love them and always will.
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Hello Cindy....nice meeting you here...I hope you are having a nice day out there?
When i was 7 my dad said that this band was great. Im 10 now and i still love them
I was 12 years old, I felt the love of the Beatles and the Sixties. I am now 67 and still feel that the love was real. ❤️
Stewart Nicol as BILLY CONNOLLY, we were all young and innocent back then. We soon lost our innocence in Southeast Asia. Never been the same here. 72+ and still listening.
@Stewart Nicol as BILLY CONNOLLY ... I am your exact same age & I also experienced the Beatles invasion age 12-14 ... I absolutely loved being a teen in the 60's, some of the greatest times & memories ever ☮💜 !! ... & there will never be another group of musicians, singers, or songwriters like Beatles ... not ever !! ... their music will live on through eternity !!
💜💜💜💜🎶🎶🎸🎤🥁🎶🎶💜💜💜💜
Was 8 or 9 and my friend Nikkis dad was playing help and hard days night. I was smitten. The year was 1968
They were all smiling and thats different from the slop of music today. They all scowl
@@deborahminton9548 I get chills just imagining how it would be in those days💜
The 1960's were a Renaissance for the World in Music, Freedom, Science and Medicine, Achievements, &TC, &TC, &TC. Now we are in the Dark Ages, but we'll rise again. Nothing like the Beatles before, since or ever when you consider Yellow Submarine the other 2 movies and EVERYTHING THAT THEY DID. IT WAS ALL MAGIC. I AGREE. GLAD TO HAVE LIVED THROUGH IT !!!!!!!!!!
John is so adorable. His smile basically everything. I just wanna squeeze those cheeks of his.
The Beatles are just something different, they never get old. Here I'm, with 15 years old jamming to these incredibly talented men!
The camera shots and clarity for that period of time are outstanding.
Because it was made on movie film. This was from a Hard Days Night, which was one of the last great movies made on black and white film in 1964. Their next movie Help, a year later, was filmed in color, and it’s a completely different world...
@@ravenel2
Help - partly filmed in The Bahamas🇧🇸🇧🇸
They had that movie money. And they were filming on tape, that stuff always looks good if preserved properly
This is my favorite part of the movie when George does his cute little dance💚💚💚💚
My mom introduced me to The Beatles when I was like 4 years old. Without understanding a single word I was captivated. And now that I can understand the words, and as a musician really appreciate the songs it stands to reason I am not only still a fan, but more of a fan then ever. If humanity survives another 10,000 years the Beatles will still be remembered.
It’s awesome to see them having so much fun. John’s smile is contagious. ❤️
Still puts a smile on your face and a spring in your step in 2020. They were pretty good, weren't they.
400 hundred years from now, the Beatles will be Remembered as the Mozzarts, Bethoven's of our generation.
Saw them 5 times and Shea Stadium 🏟
Amen
@@kateblackwell313 lucky you
Yes
@@kateblackwell313 Bless your ears.
What incredible serendipity to have these four individuals on a planet of billions find each other.
The serendipity was in their all living within a few miles of each other.
Just love watching this. 3 great songs and performances showing how versatile they were. Without the harmonica, I Should've Known Better would've been so much less and you've got to love George's cute little dance moves, specially the first time he does it with that shy little look that seems to be saying "Should I or shouldn't I?" Great vocal harmonies as always. I feel the earth has been truly blessed that these charismatic and talented four came together to create such great music and leave an unsurpassed legacy for us all to enjoy.
Sorry the platform allows me to give you only one thumbs up. A hundred plus would be nearer the mark.
There is nothing else you can say. They were just great.
And still are !
Obeijin HELL TO THE YEA!!!
@Beatflysforever I will say you are full of - - - -.
No curse words, drugs, tattoos, back when the world was sane.
@Beatflysforever , the bands you mentioned are not as popular as the Beatles.
Probably the first band where everybody knew each of their first and last names.
John A Paul’s first name is James
@@salvatorecucciarre9241 yeah and Ringo is a junior I think
Ringel’s real name is Richard Starkey
@@salvatorecucciarre9241 pardon?
I never thought of that. You are probably right
Beethoven..Bach..The Beatles..what melodic..CLASSICAL..chord changes..genius
Обожаю их! Это фантастика🙏🥰 мне впервые предложила послушать их моя сестра в 1992, наверное (мне было 12) на кассетном магнитофоне. Это было незабываемо. Мы все песни записывали в тетрадь, переводили, учили наизусть! Класс👍
Por favor no se dice tradujimos se dice traducimos ok mi perdonadamente persona
How adorable is George's happy dance, he is too sweet & having fun? He just makes me smile and lol, and John had the best lead vocal. Paul is just gorgeous, love his voice too, and Ringo😝🎶🎵🎸💓- a good drummer, nothing fancy, but laid down the timing, and great smile, and he was having fun.😝🎶🎵🎸💓 ( George was my favorite.💜💓😘
Actually, Ringo was a great drummer. Fancier than most people realize.
Hard to believe _I Should Have Known Better_ didn't make the top 40 on the charts.
Like many of their most memorable songs it was never released as a single.
That’s my favourite song of the Beatles 😊😊😊
Scott Martin , That is one of my favorites. This turns me into a 15 year old girl! Now I'm 67 but I still feel the same. ❤️🌹❤️
Wow! It didnt? Thats crazy.
It was because it was the b SIDE of a hard days night in the U.S
The harmony in If I Fell is just on another level...wish I could have been born 40 years earlier...
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It was a special time no doubt damn they were fucking good
Great to see these old performances updated with today’s tech. They’ll be around for other generations to see and hear. The music industry would not be the same without these four guys. Glad I was around to hear it growing up!
George's little dance during his solo!! AHHHGHGHHG!!
I think the late great Amy Winehouse had a hint of George's little Skippy dance!!! R.I.P so lucky to have lived to hear there talent. A legacy that will live forever
mckayman , I love it when he does his cute little dance. It has been 55 years and going strong. I miss his music so much. Love you, Gorgeous George. ❤️🌹❤️
Relax. He's just being George and playing his great music. Not everyone can be like Elvis.
Daniel H , On the other hand not everyone can be like George. He was very talented and good looking. My sister liked Elvis, she is 75. George was great in my eyes, and I am only 67. Only, yeah right. 😹😹😹😹
@@danielh3179 no ahahahah i was fangirling over his dance lol i love it
How crisp and clean both the music and picture are it almost feels unreal.
I've never seen this so clearly. What a treat!
@@annesmith9642 well, you know... these guys are The Beatles. Their audio and video records deserves a Royal treatment!
God bless tem all!
@@annesmith9642 No one loves the Beatles more then me. These clips I believe are out of the the Hard Days Night movie. If you notice no one has their guitars aren't
plugged in. They were great live band but not sound this good. Lip synced for the movie.
This is from the film A Hard Days Night. That's why it's so perfect. It's the DVD.
max2082 truly
This is one of my favorite Beatles songs - it's just perfection, and it give Ringo a chance to really show his chops!
They wrote, scored, played and sang to the incredible records they created with little more than the assistance from what would be described as today as very basic technology, a tape recorder. Unreal.
They sounded so good live. Paul is still rockin it. What a gift to the world they were.
Apart from everything else, their HARMONIES are exquisite. And they kept moving on from one new type of music to discover another new sound so that we were left breathless simply trying to keep pace. Just in the way that Beethoven revolutionised every form of music he engaged with from symphony to string quartet, so the Beatles kept changing rock/pop in ways that nobody could foresee. And the enormous plus is that we can see and hear these guys at work.
Bravo! I have been at a loss for words to sum up those incredible years.You have nailed them perfectly.
Thanks for the insight.When you think back to those years;they passed way to quickly.
@@jamestcyr8639 Thanks for your kind comment. For me it's entirely possible to love different kinds of music and find that they enrich your life.
The joy and freshness of the music (and the film itself) is so wonderful, it beings tears to my eyes. What happened to the world that was depicted in this movie ? How could everything have gone so wrong since those days ? And how could four guys be blessed with so much talent and be so productive that they gave us all that wonderful music in a mere seven-and-a-half years ???!!! Today, it takes most artists three years just to put out ONE album !
Sad But True SMH I say this all of the time. Terrible SMH
I feel the same way now listening to them as I did the very first time I heard them. Still getting goose bumps with a complete awe. Thank you Beatles for all the goodness you’ve given me
❤️
THE BEATLES!!!!!! BEST band on the planet🌎. Four lads that shook the world!!!! They will never eveeer be surpassed no matter how hard other bands try. The Beatles started it ALL. Long hair, fashion, unique and beautiful music and more. They never stuck to one type of music like other bands did....they wrote ballads, rock, psychedelic rock. You name it. "Helter Skelter" was the first heavy metal song in history!! 27 minutes long. The Beatles were not afraid of using unique sounds in most of their songs. I saw The Beatles in person TWICE when I was a kid in Chicago. One concert was at the Chicago Amphitheater and one at Comiskey Park. I had the BEST time of my life. Wouldn` t have missed it for the world and I`ll never forget it. Long live The Beatles!!!! Peace and Love✌💗
Kathy p. - yes the Beatles never stuck to one type of music - in fact they created many new styles of music that were never before- < Joe Nania
Kathy P. I am happy for you .
Was there with you at Comiskey Park!!!
@@janisszczepanek Yayyyyy!!!!!!!😁 Hope you had a great time😃 BEST years of our lives!!!! LONG LIVE THE BEATLES!!!!!!!🌟🌟🌟🌟 Peace and Love✌💗
@@forrest9491 Thank you😁 I am happy for me too!!!!
I love it when George is dancing...I think they were more themselves during this time frame...Yep I still love the Beatles
Favorite Beatles song, favorite Beatles video, it's perfection.
Im 22 and i love the beatles i feel like i was born in the wrong era
Same I'm really born in a wrong era
@anthonybeltrane608: People today have no idea of what they missed out on living in the 60s - especially 1964. Can’t explain it - you had to be there.