I MET A BEATLE!
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with every passing year, the chances of meeting a beatle are getting slimmer. helps to hang around in their native habitat.
Great story! As a now 71-year-old Beatles fan since '62, I love how many younger people are into the Beatles these days. Welcome to the best club in the world!
Wonderful story! Thanks for sharing it 💕
It's good to know that Beatlemania is still alive and well.
This is such a cute story Jae
Thank you! I had so much fun making this video
Congratulations with all my envy !!! I'm 59 and I'm from Colombia and I've seen him 7 times since 2002. I believe I enjoy Beatles music more than anybody in this world. It surprises me that I can listen, for example I'm Looking Through You 20 times in a row and I never get tired of that. Its been that way since I was 11 and they brought happiness to my life. Hugs
God sends a Bodhisattva to help enlighten and bring joy to the world. I belive, as Brian Wilson of the Beach boys believed, that the Beatles were just that, a Bodhisattva
The buildup took a while, but the payoff was so worth it! I couldn't stop smiling :) Great story! After that experience, you should feel like you could accomplish just about anything! So very, very cool!!!
Long live The Beatles!
Peace
Thank you very much! Thankfully after this experience I've accomplished many things in the online entertainment world! I thank the Beatles for my drive and showmanship quite often :)
I’m a Beatles fan ever since 1962. They’ve made my life bright!
Greetings from a 74 yr old fan from the Netherlands 🇳🇱.
OMG I love your story❤. Me and my dad will go to Paul McCartney's Got Back concert in Paris. I'm so excited to finally see and hear him live!!
OH WOW HAVE SO MUCH FUN!!! That's going to be an amazing show!
I will be there too. The first time I’ll be seeing him (I’ve almost seen him a few times and almost met him once) but it never happened. Now I have tickets to see him I am ecstatic
I saw Paul McCartney in concert when I was a senior in High School. I listened to him do rehearsals the day before his tour opened in America. It was in Ft. Worth, Tx.
My friend and I got a picture and chased his car down the freeway from Ft. Worth to Husrst, TX. He got off at the exit in Hurst and the next day I read in the Fort worth Star Telegram that he had bought a horse in Hurtst! It was anAppaloosa that Linda loved to ride. Linda was also in the car with Paul. She got his attention to notice us screaming in the car and he waved. Best graduation present!
This is SUCH a cute story thank you for sharing!
i have every song of the beatles downloaded on my phone. they are awesome
They're amazing! What's your favorite song or album?
@@jaelaray I like just about all the albums but one of my favorite songs is paper back writer. I like the rubber soul album
@@jman3657 great choices! Paperback Writer is a great tune!
I highly doubt you have every song of the Beatles. The ones you do have I hope they are paid for. You know there are ways to check.
@@georgefaulk2528 actually I do have every song. Also I'm sensing some negative energy from you. Are you jealous that she responded to my comment or something because I'm a little confused right now.
Great story! I got so excited for you!
A great story, well told!! You rock-for the fact that the Beatles' cartoons were your gateway and that you glommed onto "Anna" as an early favorite song lol. That's a fan! I was two years old when they broke into the U.S. on Sullivan, but was a Beatles' fan by the time I was 4/5. So I watched those cartoons in re-runs--yeah, they were cheaply made, but the character design/caricatures and the way they captured their personalities were spot on! I own a set of those now-rare Beatles cartoon maquettes, which sit on a bookshelf. Anyway, your story really touched me, McCartney is so cool. Glad to say I saw him live in the '90s.
I like Dana Carvey's story about how Paul just warmed up to him at a party, sitting down at the piano and trying out some new tunes for him - about the time when Dana was doing a great impression of Paul on SNL. Your story is pretty cool, too.
I love Dana Carvey and I love that story. Him and Jimmy Fallon are such huge McCartney fans it’s great.
Beatles stock worth just skyrocketed
LMAO lfg
As an older Beatle fan for decades you are at least the 3rd young woman I've come across in recent years that mentioned Anna (Go to him) as a personal favorite, interesting and surprising to me since in decades past the song was considered, when it was considered at all, a rather obscure early album track.
I really do love all of their old covers from the early albums! Something about the subtle twang in "Anna" and the sound of John's voice just make the song so perfect to me!
@@jaelaray Indeed one of my early favs, "...go before you cry now,...I;m going to set you free, go with him..."
Wow..this Was a Joy..thank you for sharing your Story..priceless from Australia 🇦🇺..brilliant ❤
My mom saw them live in 1966,yes she was around during the original Beatlemania.Ringo is my favorite Beatle. You are lucky to have met one of them. Happy to see you younger people love great music. 👍 Your video is wonderful. Beatles forever ❤
John wasn't a horrible person. He was a flawed person who shared some dark things about himself. He definitely should have treated Julian better. Congrats on meeting Paul. I've been a Beatles fan since the 90s and haven't been to any of his shows. I think that's going to end up being a regret in life.
Julian and Sean both got screwed out of a father In fact Sean had it worse because do you really remember much before you were 5 ? I remember very little
@@chrisgross2043 I agree. Sean was treated much better in those 5 years... but none of us remember our first 5 year clearly. Julian was neglected all throughout his childhood. I'd like to think that John would have done better for both of his kids in the 80s, but that possibility was taken away. John had a lot of flaws, but he was a human capable of improving. That was taken away from him in 1980.
Watch recent interviews with Julian, he is not bitter or resentful. He tells great stories of the good times he had with John. He was on hiking with Kevin Nelson podcast and told of John asking him if he wanted any particular gift, Julian said a motorcycle. His dad said it will not make your mom happy but came through with the goods. John's upbringing is where it starts, being torn between his own parents and losing his mother very young shaped him in a way only he understood. He was getting better though.
Jaelaray! Hooray 🥳🎉 WOW! What a fantastic story 👏 That's more prestigious than a Kat tat, Kat Von D that is.(I got her autograph). I'll be sure to relay your experience at FabFest, Charlotte's Beatles Festival this fall. Live music, merchandising, video rooms, seminars including BeatleBrains ( I'm a panel member) and two terrific concerts over the course of the weekend, Oct5-6. Special guests have included Mickey Dolenz , Joey Molland(lead guitar of Badfinger) and Peter Asher, the ultimate Beatles insider and brother of Jane.Your story is truly smashing! The closest I can get to it is my KINKS Ray Davies autograph. All I can say is, Mission accomplished! U Shurnuff Bad Badass Bad.
Oh yes I've heard of FabFest! Have a great time and thanks for sharing my story! I love listening to Peter Asher on the beatles SXM station! I've called into that station many times!
Thanks for enjoying the video fellow Beatles lover!
@@jaelarayThanks for your appreciative reply.
I feel a kinship with her cause, in 1993, when I was just 10 years old, I too became a huge Beatles fan. Mine had to do with hearing a song of theirs for the first time playing on the radio. The song was Ob-la-di-Ob-la-da. And when the radio played the song again, I asked my mom if she knew what the song was. She didn't know the title, but she knew who sang it. She told me it was The Beatles. And then, she proceeded to tell me about them.
She was just 7 years old when she started listening to them back in 1964. She had a Hard Days Night record and that's when I got to see what they looked like. She also had the red double cassette collection as well. So at 10 years old, I was hooked on their music. Fast-Forward to 29 years later, I got to see Paul McCartney live in concert. He actually came to my neighboring town of Spokane Washington and I had to fight like hell online to get a ticket to see him. But it was worth it. I had the most fun that night. He and Ringo, (whom I've seen perform twice previously in the very same city) are the best concerts I've ever been too. I've always wished I could meet them. But, despite that, I do feel more than blessed that I got to at least see them perform live.
Loved this vid. I was so curious about the story behind you and your love for the Beatles after the NY vlog, and now I know. ☺️ 10/10
I also saw that James Corden Car Karaoke video/tour with Paul Mc Cartney and the Pub concert. I couldn't believe how emotional I got watching that ! So glad you had that amazing experience meeting Paul- That you were determined to make Happen !! You did it, Girl, Good for You !! CHEERS !❤
I became a Beatles fan when the Beatles Rock Band came out in 2009 and always wanted to meet a Beatle. With your luck, you could’ve won the billionaire lottery back in 2016. :(
I LOVE that game! Also yes if I'd been old enough I defs would have gotten a lotto ticket that day!
Cute story. Another huge Beatles fan here. Paul McCartney announced he was leaving the band which effectively ended the group on the day I was born.
Adorable story. So much better than my circa 1982 Art Teacher who, virtually, every opportunity would tell us she had attended the Candlestick concert. A fan since 2/9/1964, got to see Ringo's AllStars (Oldies themselves) and yes we were an older crowd, but active and a lot of younger people in Santa Barbara's County Bowl...Paul is known by younger people because of his Band on the Run/Wings thing and continues production of new music. Thank you for sharing.
I saw this with tears in my eyes, I swear. I was moved by every word you said. Congratulations! This is my dream, but now Paul isn't inviting people to the stage... Last year I went and saw him drive by too. I would ask for a tattoo, but it's impossible, because I'm 13. Well, I found your story beautiful and I was moved! Congratulations again! ❤
well that was sweet as heck 🤣
Omg! You're so lucky. He seems like a really good, nice guy. I love The Beatles and would have loved to be alive to meet George Harrison (he's my favorite beatle), and I'm so happy for you!!
George was amazing! I play the ukulele now becuase of him! Thank you so much!
I met George in 96 or 97. Shook his hand and said "How are you?" to which he replied in a Liverpudlian accent "Fine, thank you". A surreal moment that I still think about decades later.
@@aisle_of_view Lucky! Lol
I saw The Beatles live in St Louis. I was 14. Up until watching this video would use my live performance story as my biggest brag stories. But you girl have taken the cake. I could feel every feeling you shared throughout the video. You're a very lucky girl and I'm so happy for you. ❤❤❤
Wow, what a great story!
Great story. You sound like a young me. I saw The Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show on November 9th, 1964 six months before my 7th birthday.
They were like aliens to my little brain, their look and the music. I became a Beatles nut right there, had to have all of their records after that. Bubble gum cards, magazines, posters, joined The Beatles official fan club. September of 64 I got to see them live at The Civic Arena in Pittsburgh for my seventh birthday. 12,500 fans, mostly teen girls screaming their lungs out. Couldn't hear much of anything but just to see them and experience Beatlemania first hand is something you never forget.
You had to experience Beatlemania first hand to know how crazy it was.
I can't believe you said "Anna" (Go To Him). That song is incredible. John's vocals and Paul and George's harmonies are off the hook.
I remember a Beatles worst song poll about 20 years ago and "Anna" was voted the #1 worst song. I was like what the F**k kinda nonsense is that?
You and I are on the same wave length on that one, killer track.
Might be the best track on the "Please Please Me" Lp.
"Twist And Shout" is incredible, one take, John had a cold, last track after 12 hour marathon 10 track session. He only had one take in him and as he said "My voice was shot so I just screamed the bloody thing out". One take, what you hear on that track is The Beatles live. George Martin went to his grave saying that he believed it was the single greatest track ever laid down on a piece of plastic. He would say "One take, live, the gteatest track ever laid down on a piece of plastic" I agree George.
Between 63 and 64 the greatest cover band on the planet.
Their cover's on "With The Beatles" are crazy great.
I too young lady met a Beatle. 1995, Pittsburgh, Ringo and his All Starr Band.
He always had famous musicians from other bands and they would all do like three numbers and at the end of the evening he would come out from behind the drums and do like a half dozen Beatle and solo songs. We were like four or five rows from the stage. I was at the end seat right next to the center aisle. I had on my official Beatles ball cap. When the Beatles "Anthology" CD's came out there was a little booklet of items you could order. I got the black cap with the green Apple on the front and it said The Beatles on it. Between songs I walked up like 10 feet from the stage and flung my hat up and it landed like 3 feet from Ringo.
He looked at it, looked at me, bent over and picked it up, looked at and said "Anthology". Put it on his head and broke into " With A Little Help From My Friends". After the song he looked at me and said come up and get your cap.
I got to go to the front of the stage and he handed me my cap and said "Anthology" you must be a big fan. Do you have the old records? I said all of them, Lp's and 45's including two Butcher Covers.
He said wow you're a serious collector I don't even have one.
I said yes I am and I also saw The Beatles at the Civic Arena like 5 minutes from here in September of 64 for my 7th birthday and the only time you guys were here. He said so many shows you can't remember them all, but you were there so I must have been there. I got him good, I said no Jimmy Nichol was on drums, you were having your tonsils out. He got the joke and said no, we were in Europe and then met up with the band in Australia. I know, just joking Ringo.
He liked that.
(If you don't know, look up drummer Jimmy Nichol).
I always carried a gold marker with me at concerts you never know. Go to the bus after the show and maybe catch them coming out. In 74 I saw Queen at the Civic Arena. I had a copy of their Lp Queen 11 with me. After the show we scrambled to find their bus.
We waited a long time eventually caught all four of them and I got all four to sign my Lp.
Anyways, back to Ringo. I asked him to sign my hat and he was glad to. Signed Ringo Starr Peace and drew the famous Star above the Apple logo. I thanked him and thought what the hell and said Ringo could you sign The Beatles Rock on the side of my cap and Ringo. I couldn't believe it when he said You're a super fan, sure. He signed it just like that. He was great, very funny guy. When he handed it back he said is there anything else like a cup of tea and laughed and i shot right back no, but a coffee would be nice. He started laughing and said you're good, that sounds like something John would have shot back with. That hit me "Something John would say" like wow, he just implied that I was quick with a wise ass response like John. It was surreal, that hit me to be mentioned with John. What an experience to meet him, he was great and funny. I shook his hand and returned to my seat and that's my meeting a Beatles story. I really enjoyed your story. I've seen a lot of U Tube videos of Paul bringing up fans at every show and signing just about everything. He's cool.
I saw him in Pittsburgh in 2014.
George in 1973 on his Dark Horse tour.
Never saw John, he never did a tour before his death.
I'm gonna subscribe and see if you have any Beatles stories in the future. I really enjoyed this.
Peace ❤
Wow! very nice video.... I'm so glad I watched it! My family lived in England in '63 so I got to experience hearing them become famous twice, once there, and then again in mid 1964 when we had moved back to the U.S. Totally coincidentally, while living in U.K., my sister became friends with sisters of two close friends of the Beatles.
3 months ago I have the chance to know Liverpool and as a fan of The Beatles, I went to almost every special beatle place in the city. It was great to know their natal home, where they born and raised and where it all begun. When I just came back home, Paul announced he will come on tour here, to my country and I couldn't believe it, with 82 he's still so active and touring the world around. I had to buy a ticket off couse. So nice memories you have with Paul ❤ I love him.
Loooove your story. Thank you.
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Cute story. I was 9 when the Beatles came to US, so I remember it all. This story is cool.
How cool! Love your name btw haha
Welcome to the club! I’ve been a member since the mid 1980’s
really cool !
You are a lovely person and your story is cute. Thanks for sharing :)
She is soooo cute !!! Greetings from a german Guy.
Hello from Kansas USA!
My first ever concert was seeing Paul Mccartney on the same tour and wow was it a concert! Sgt Peppers was also my first record I got when my parents got me a record player for Christmas when I was 15. Fantastic video I loved the storytelling!
I met a lot of cool people through my mom's and my travels through the music and art world. Though I had a backstage for a Stones show in 1981; I didn't go back. There are few people who would just intimidate me, and Paul and Ringo would be two of them.
I wish you all the luck in the world
And while it may sound weird, your determination to make this one goal is so lovely.
PS: I had the "Flowers" Beatle pic as a poster when I was young.
Great story! Beatles are the greatest band of all time.
Your family friend is a legend 🎉😂🎉😂🎉😂🎉😂🎉😂
That is such a cool story! I had to re-watch one or two parts again. I'm a long-time fan from the very beginning, so I can imagine what your experience was like. I, too, want to get a tattoo of them, but a little nervous about doing it. Any words of encouragement? Lol!
That's Our Kid, Paulie ❤💘🎶👁👁🎸🎶🎤🕊❤
I became a fan in 1964. I saw them in concert in 1966. I am 72 and I am still a fan. I am also an Elvis fan. I met Elvis.
I am also 72, watch their first performance ever on US TV in 1964 and saw them live on 8/21/1966.
Best day of my life.
This past May, I traveled alone to London and Liverpool. Got my Abbey Road Crossing picture and had a Guinness at the Cavern Club. ❤
Enjoyed that tale.
Congratulations! I guess it's more of a girl thing, but I'm glad you had that dream come true. I've met two Beatles (John & Ringo), but had no real conversations with them, so I don't consider it a big deal. Now entering my eighth decade on the planet, I guess I still have a chance at running into Paul. Again, congrats!
Magic !
I met George twice in a supermarket and didn't even know it until after he passed...just an eccentric-looking English-accented dude asking me questions about local produce/organic brands. As it turned out, his son was at Brown at the time and he was just there being a dad making sure his kid had something other than beer in his dorm fridge.
Since i was 6 I loved the Beatles and Wings Paul’s always been my favourite (hence wings) I learn most Beatles songs
I’m from London and I’m 61 years old now my life seems to have revolved around Sir Paul McCartney you are so vey lucky young lady I’m so glad you and the young generation are loving the Beatles ❤️
So cool, please make more videos Jaeeeeeee (hello Bella) 🌻
Hello! I'm glad you liked the video I do plan on making more! :)
I collect all types of The Beatles on vinyl, cd, vinyl singles, cassattes, shirts, pants. You name it. I am 9 and the Beatles are my farovite band. Favorite everything. Favorite album is The Beatles (The White Album) btw
GOOD GIRL❤
I’ve been a fan since 9 years old , in 1964. I’ve given up on ever meeting a Beatle . That’s the way it goes .
I am older. I owned Kingston Trio albums that my parrent bought for me. The first record I ever bought with m own money was a 45rpm record A Summer Song by Chad and Jeremy. THese two guys were part of the British in vasion too. My uncle took me to see A Hard Days Night at the Movies. That movie changed everything in my life concerning musical taste. I Should Have Know Better was my favorite Beatle song when I left the theatre that day. A little later in life after buying the Hard Days Night Album, If I Fell became my favorite Beatles song.
I saw Ringo Starr and His All-Starr Band at what was then, The Uncas Pavilion, at Mohegan Sun, in 2001. Two years later, I was at a Q&A at the Fest For Beatles Fans, with none other than Pete Best. He was there to promote his book, "The Beatles: The True Beginnings". Afterwards, I got met him and take a photo.
That's a really cool story, I try not to idolise any celebrities, because at the end of the day, they're just human, but Paul Mccartney is just different, you know? I don't know how I'd react if I saw him, he's flesh and blood like the rest of us, but it would be so hard not to just be in awe, he's a living legend, he and the rest of The Beatles literally changed the world in so many different ways I don't know how I could possibly just have a normal interaction with him without bringing up how his music changed my life (Which I'm absolutely sure he's heard many, many times)
John was an unhappy person. Not terrible. I have a book signed by Ringo and he is very nice.
I promise it’s not worth defending millionaires. They did bad stuff to their families and the people around them. Physical abuse, substance abuse, neglect, and the lists go on. Yes I’m sure they’re nice people of course! That doesn’t make up for the fact that they’ve done some bad stuff.
@@jaelarayi mean yeah but regular schmucks also physically abuse people and abuse substances. Im not excusing it. I just find your argument of not defending millionares quite absurd when regular people make mistakes. Hell i used to be an angry young man and i was physically abusive and that was awful that i did that but im trying my best to change and move on
@@Debaser567 regular people do make mistakes and I’m not gonna defend active abusers either. John Lennon didn’t get a chance to right all of his wrongs, but he did have like 17 years to be a good dad lmao. If you’re not excusing the behavior then why try and white knight for a dead rock star? He screwed up and screwed over a lot of people and for that I respect him a lot less. Why is that bad of me?
I saw Paul on his last tour, and was dancing in the aisle and getting as close as possible. The crew came to make me get out of the way, but instead ended up dancing with me!! . They all came, there must be footage!! Orlando 22! 4th time I saw him.
I just bought tickets for my first McCartney show ahd this gideo got ne so hyped
I just found your video and am watching it but paused for a sec. You can believe me or not but I am a distant cousin of George. I just turned 63 and grew up loving The Beatles. I remember watching them on Ed Sullivan in 1964 when I was 3 and a half years old. I remember watching the cartoon's when they were on TV before I started school. My brother started bringing their records home in the early 70's and I listened to them over and over and learned to sing all the main vocals and harmonies. I live in Northwest Arkansas and by accident or destiny I went to a local library in October of 1997 and checked out a book about them. While reading it I learned George's mother's maiden name was French. I called my brother and said "I just read that George's mom's last name was French. Wouldn't it be cool if we were related?" We knew our family came from the UK years before, I think in 1973 when my uncle did an ancestry research. So my brother started doing more research. George's sister Louise Harrison who just passed away recently had a tribute band called Liverpool Legends and they were based in Branson, Missouri just an hour and a half away from us. But he got in touch with her and met her at a show they were doing in Tulsa, Oklahoma. They had been communicating by the Internet and she knew we were cousins. I think that was around 2002 or maybe 2004. I was in a really bad marriage and had a lot of other things on my mind. Anyway he told me she agreed we were indeed cousins. I started corresponding with her and she invited me and my now ex wife to come to Branson and meet her and attend one of the show's. She came to our hotel room before the show and even planned to let me get on stage with the band and give my ex a rose because I had told her I was trying to save my marriage. After the show she came back and we sat in my room and drank a few beers and talked for almost 2 hours. There are 3 people I know who can testify I did that and of course the theater was packed but I don't know who all was there but after the show I was doing selfies with people and signing autographs. I have been a singer songwriter almost my whole life as was my Father but I never made it big time though I had a chance but turned it down. And I have never tried to make money because I am related. I have Beatles stuff everywhere in my apartment including some old records. So nice to see you love them as much as I do and yes you are reading from a relative right now if you read this. I know a couple of other direct family members who live in the states but out of respect for their privacy I won't mention their name's. One is on my Facebook friends list as well as one of Paul's relatives. One thing Louise asked me to do was to carry on the mantra of saying "peace and love." So ☮️❤️ to you!!!
I was backstage when ther played in Blackpool in the early 60's. If only I'd appreciated my luck at the time.
I saw Paul on this tour around the same time in st louis Missouri I saw the same post and I wanted to so badly but at the time we could not afford to do so I was so upset but what I didn't know was my best guitar friend who's also a Beatles fan bought tickets and him and my dad were corresponding to go see Paul McCartney with me their youngest daughter and their mom I was so excited to go visit my friend that's all I cared about little did I know that I was going to go see a concert that would change my life forever that day we went record shopping because I'm a huge fan of records that day I found a copy of Paul McCartney's red rose speedway that exact copy I found in August I ended up buying it a couple of months later in November the price had lowered and I wasn't able to exact copy I found in August I tried to trade so many records to get this one record but I ended up getting store credit that would end up being saved for later when they price dropped that exact same record and my mom went back and got that same record so I can say with 100% certainty that record that I found on the day is now in my personal collection and it is connected with that memory and that is why I love red rose speedway now back to the main story in the story after we left the record store which I was so sad about because I could not get that Paul McCartney record we ended up meeting my best friend at Walmart in Mount Vernon Illinois which for Beatle fans who don't know is also the place where George Harrison bought his very first Rickenbacker guitar and my best friend asked me a question that I will never forget for as long as I live he asked me,"if there is anyone that you would want to see alive in person in concert who would it be?"horse the very first name out of my mouth is Paul McCartney he said let's get in the car to this day I still have both the tickets from the tram ride to and from the stadium and my actual printed out ticket that my friend gave me I will tell you that was probably the best 2 to 4 hours of my life
I believe that Paul was able to claim back some of the Rights from Sony to their own songs. It seems that since then the Beatles stuff has become more active. Just a theory. No evidence. Just the Vibe!
Love the Beatles, but I'm more of a WINGS FAN!
I love Wings as well! I was really sad when Denny Laine passed away ;(
Absolutely fantastic have a wonderful day also happy independence day to the United states also Monday was Canada day where I live in ❤😊
MAN ON THE RUN by APOLOGETIX a great Paul McCartney parody
Beatles made music that make you happy and fall in love. It is just bringing the best emotions forward in everyone listening to them. Their music will survive for hundreds of years, because it has common and artistic value. Not much machine made muzak made today, will last for more than a year and two.
I met John Lennon back in the early 70's coming out of an Orange Julius in Boulder Colorado. He was taking a break from Yoko at the time.
Wow, my brother was at the same concert in Wichita. He's seen him 4 times but never invited me. My brother is jealous of me because of my musical career and because I became closer to Louise Harrison than he did.
damn !, i thought it was going to be George or John...well done anyway !
I'd love to meet Ringo. I use to play drums but I'm disabled with muscular dystrophy which affected my hands as well as my legs. in march of 1996 I had surgery on my right hand and lost the use of my right thumb and couldn't hold a drumstick any more. I'd love to meet Ringo and watch him play drums. I love watching videos of Ringo playing on rain and hello goodbye and the new now and then video, I've been a Beatles fan since 1990 when my dad was recording songs off the radio on the 10th anniversary of John's death. a year later my dad started buying Beatles tapes. I was 15 and am now 48. in june of 1993 I recorded a concert Paul did in Charlotte, NC. I live an hour from Charlotte but couldn't afford to go see him. it was the first time a Beatle did a concert in Charlotte. when the Beatles came to America in 1964 Charlotte wanted them to do a concert but they couldn't afford them so 29 years later Paul came and sang some Beatles songs during that concert. in 2020 my dad bought me the rubber soul and revolver vinyl records.
This is it, This is the video! 🙌
I KNEW YOU'D LIKE THIS ONE!! :D
@@jaelaray I did in fact get supa hyped at the bell notif with the title :D
That's pretty dope, I was hyperfixated on elvis back in middle school.
I don't think there would be any Beatles without Elvis! Did you like the movie?
It was alright ngl, I watched it in theaters in a stitch onesie with people from my class in pensacola lol
@@xcjackel that was probably a whole ass vibe hell yeah
@@jaelarayI loved how he captured his stage presence
Omg jeabea!!
hehe hello!
Sorry, wrong account. Love you girl!@@jaelaray
WOOOOO
Sorry, I really need to proof read before hitting send. I forgot the most important line when Ringo picked up my cap.
He looked at my cap and said "I remember these guys" then "Anthology" put on his head and sang "With A Little Help From My Friends".
Sorry about that.
Peace ❤
peepee poopoo pt. beatle
My mother was going to buy tickets to see the Beatles in Kansas City, Mo in 1964. I was 10. But she told me they were too expensive. Guess how mush? $5.00 a ticket. TOO EXPENSIVE mind you. Oh well. That's my story.
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I was talking with my wife the other night and I asked a question I've had on my mind for decades... Do you think Paul McCartney jumps out of bed every few months and says "holy sh*t! I wrote ALL those songs! I actually WROTE ALL THOSE SONGS.!!" I mean..he can't sleep with the radio on.
I do! I do think he has moments where he's like "WOWZA I did that!" but then it probably passes pretty quick so he can get back to working on something new!
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If I could be a millionaire or meet Sir Paul hummm guess I’ll be broke
good stuff... 60 years on. in some perspective of the time - just after the. Cuban missile crisis and Kennedy murder.- 3 months. ! Beatlemania. different times. roller derby to Paul. !
Was it Pete Best?
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Sorry to comment so much but if you don't believe me my ex wife remarried and lives in Joplin. I don't talk to her anymore but if you doubt me she was with me and Louise and can tell you I'm telling the truth. ☮️❤️
14:35 You got to meet Paul McCartney and as a thank you you blow the cover of his tour manager as a fake audience member?
@@felixmidas3245 i mean yeah everything James cordan did on his shows like, came out to be staged and faked? Are you upset?
@@jaelaray My comment is not about being upset about the fake nature of entertainment but of her giving it away. You don't backstab people who were nice to you.
@@felixmidas3245 There are pictures and videos online of Paul's tour manager onstage (umm, start with the video above) doing this over and over. Indeed, the Corden show video shows him in the pub. She did not "giv[e] it away" or "backstab" anyone. Try thinking more, if just for your own sake.
@@BeatlesCentricUniverse You cannot generate information by thinking.
@@felixmidas3245 .1). A thoughtful person who watched multiple videos of Paul signing autographs onstage would have come to the same conclusion after watching the Corden episode. Certainly, you watched it too. 2). Your issue though, was not about if being new information, but something else entirely. 3). The think for yourself was a quote from George Harrison.
I was totally with you until you said John was a horrible person. Wow, quite a judgement for someone who's never even met him. Highly doubt Paul would agree. Yes, we've all heard the stories about his selfish acts in his youth. But he grew & learned from his mistakes & was becoming quite a fine man when he was struck down. And I am a 67-yr-old lifelong Beatles fan. but clueless as to what things Ringo has done to deserve your ire. I'm happy you fulfilled your dream we should all be so lucky. But perhaps do a bit more research & try to have more compassion for what others go thru & how they overcome their own flaws.
I don't hate John Lennon or Ringo Starr. I am allowed to respect people less because of the things they've done and the choices they've made. If he'd had time I'm sure he would have learned and grown even more, but I don't know why specifically Beatles fans expect everyone to kiss the ground they walk/walked on. I am allowed to criticize and hold judgment towards them. It's not just these two classic rock stars that did unfortunate things it's MOST rock stars from this era. You all come out to bat so hard for these guys, why can't you accept the fact that they weren't gods and are not immune to judgment?
@@jaelaray No one said they're gods. In fact, I clearly stated that John made a lot of mistakes in his life. But how would you like your entire life to be judged on the worst thing you ever did, especially when you were young & stupid? No one who knew him has ever said that he was a "horrible person." Certainly not Cynthia or Julian or any of his coworkers or friends. It just felt like a very blunt, harsh, unfair thing to say about a guy who grew up without his parents & whose life was cut short before he could make amends to those he treated badly. Julian has said that they were finally getting close at the end. I'm sure John's experience with Sean opened his heart to his first child, who was born when he hadn't a clue how to be a good father because he never had one. Maybe as you get older, you might reconsider how & why humans behave as they do. Even why so many from my generation feel protective toward the legacy of those who've had such a deep impact on our souls. You weren't around when we lost JFK & how the Beatles brought such joy to a nation in dire grief. Then losing John the same way, who spent most of his life fighting for peace in the world - you can't possibly know at all what it was like. Like no "celebrity" death before or since. He's not just a "dead rock star" to us. All I'm asking is for you to think about it.
Never mind the hysterical fangirl stuff. You mispronounced "biopic". It should sound like two words: "Bio" and "Pic".
You made it rhyme with "myopic" which is just intensely silly.
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I have a sister who's 77 now, but she was like you in 1963/64. I was 10 years younger and became a huge fan too.