2:02John: There's nothing you can do that can't be done~´v｀Paul: I believe you Johnny :)John: There's nothing you can sing that can't be sang~´v｀Paul: Sssshow us ;DJohn: There's nothing you can say but you can learn how to play the game~´∀｀Paul: JohnnyJohn: It's easyyyyy!Paul: You'r right boy~ You'r right there boy~ I WANT THIS VERSION SO BAD lol They sound so HAPPY, and goofy XD
SG Animations Excuse me but there we are all complaining and sharing our thoughts of how hilarious that part is, you can see that because they are saying "lol" witch show how funny in their perspective was that moment while they quote the exact phrase, so we are using the comment section for it's purpose.
*CRASH!* "That's not it..." "Do it slower?" "No. Shh." "IT'S GONna be a draaaaaaa...." "Paul forgot to sing!" "THAS BOY..." "I'm ready to sing for the world, George, if you can just give me the backbeat." My favorite parts. This is the best!
John and Paul could have been a comedy team. Some of their interviews together are so funny as well. The whole group is funny together. You can tell at this stage the band members were really enjoying themselves while creating great music. Notice how when they made mistakes, they were still nice to each other and laughed it off. The friendships and camaraderie of the early Beatles group added to their abilities I believe to make all that great music together.
They were so in tune with each other, funny as hell, they were in studio at the early stages with a few comedians that Martin was producing at the time ,Peter Cook, Micheal Caine etc.. you mentioned "at this stage" but the music they are building goes from the early days to the next to last last album 'Let it Be', ie,One After 909
So true, and at 4:29 "No the first one allows attack, the second one not quite so loud. Try it!" As far back as I Want To Hold Your Hand ... Paul was musical director.
1:09..."It's these damn words...." ;-). They absolutely hated repetition, so they frequently changed the lines (This boy, that boy, etc)....but it usually tripped them up. So funny.
They were the best in composition but as musicians they were a little more than decent. The British beat music they brought to America, was very influential to pop. Plus the many innovative stuff they did in the studio from 1966-1970.
+Talking Donkey The Beatles were a very cohesive live band in the beginning although this eroded later in their career. Their recording equipment then is considered primitive by today's standards such that when the band came to record that had to make the best and most economical use of the available tracks - in this case it was probably 2 channel with 4 track capabilities. They couldn't always rely on overdubbing to fill out the resulting product. So, basically they had to actually know how to play the song as well as sing it at the same time. what you heard in the final product was pretty much the actual performance.
As far as I can tell, at 5:53 Paul says, "Been for a shit, I see, Megan." I have no idea what the context of this statement is, but it makes me laugh every time I hear it.
commercialize That was actually Brian Epstein, saying "Been for a shit, I see, Macca?" in response to Paul's sassiness about the red light being on. You can tell it's not Paul, since Paul's vocal track is far quieter (just listen to how quiet his response is to John when asked about the red light.)
he did not say macca and that most certainly is not brian epstein, brian epstein did not have a scouse accent. honestly the stuff you guys come out with is unbelievable. it's paul mccartney, messing around, end of.
I love Lennon's vocal work particularly when one considers he had zero training...yeah, his voice would break...so what? Eventually, this born genius got it all down...
2:00 xD "There's nothing you can do that can't be done" ~"I believe you Johnny" 5:44 XDD "Now don't slowdown for Christ sake, or i'm giving you no more drugs" ~"Been for a shit, I see, Megan"
+Biscuit0100 I'd rather like to know why he's playing a Rickenbacker electric guitar, Paul never played those. He only played bass and Epiphone Casinos. I did hear also about Les Pauls and Telecasters, but no Rickenbackers.
+Biscuit0100 I'd rather like to know why he's playing a Rickenbacker electric guitar, Paul never played those. He only played bass and Epiphone Casinos. I did hear also about Les Pauls and Telecasters, but no Rickenbackers.
It's noticeable when you see old clips of them doing press conferences on tour how sharp their minds were and what quick wits they all had and how they acted almost as one mind. What is also apparent in recordings like this is how comfortable they were with each other and the depth of their friendship. Their success was the product of a perfect coming together of everything that was needed. They were four very close loving friends with the talents of two of the most successful songwriters of the century in a group of four people that were willing to subjugate their egos for the good of the work (the music) and they had a genius of a record producer in George Martin who, at least while in the studio, became an accepted member of the group. Their manager had the drive and ambition, maybe fueled by love, to package them and introduce them to the world and set them on a course to almost certain success so even after his death their remained a certain momentum that carried them along for a few more years. Add to that the demographic reality of the coming of age of the baby boom and the unprecedented economic power that was a part of it and, aside from the actual massive talent of its two songwriters and the personal cohesiveness of the band, it makes total sense. At least in my mind, it was the songwriting talent and the personal relationship of the individuals in the group that was the biggest factor in their success and the one thing that couldn't possibly be reproduced or planned for or manufactured. This perfect constellation of factors, like everything else, certainly couldn't last forever but, at least in hindsight, it's easy to see why they were so explosively successful and why they were so revered and their continued impact so many years after their breakup.
Not to mention they were all down to earth dudes who loved the world and people, and wanted to make it better, as opposed making music for personal gain. They made music for the listener, they wrote from their own hearts but were conscious that others would take what they had to give. They were the best to ever do it !
Some wonderful stuff. 2:24 Lennon: 'I'm ready to sing for the world, George, if you'll just give me the backing'. They're having such fun...as well as creating the sound-track for that generation and others to come.
John had a voice like no other before him, or since. It was a mix of raspy, with perfect vibrato, and an incredibly large range.. He truly was an artistic genius in so many different areas.
Yes,you're absolutely right,I'm glad anyone is agree with me that John was awesom,-as singer and as a songwriter.He was/is and always will be my favorite singer and beatle.
I think you protest too much. Every other Mojo front cover and internet poll would confirm this. Yes, their song-writing is definitely the most celebrated thing about them but I really don't think "underrated" applies to any part of the genius of The Beatles.
In Beatles anthology 3 there's a blooper before Hey Jude where Paul sings, "When I was a robber! In Boston place. You engulfed me in your warm embrace..."
Really? That's so nice to know. My assumption is that you were the fifth Beatle so that's how you know what you said is actually true. So... how come your name isn't mentioned in anything written about the Beatles?
I've been listening to the Beratels for 52 years since I saw them on Ed Sullivan as it happened. Like millions of others I'm an original Beatlemaniac and like all original Beatlemaniacs I love all four of those guys. Except for their musical talent they're just regular people and there's no question that they have had their solemn and stuffy moments just like the rest of us. The only difference is that they're hyper aware of their public image and they've made every effort since fame hit them to keep those moments private and not let idiots like you get even a hint of them.
Tom Williams That was the Epiphone Casino... Paul got one so John and George went out and got one each as well because they were just like Chuck Berry’s ES-330. They were George and John’s main guitars for the rest of The Beatles touring days and John used his into the ‘70s, Paul still has and uses his. The guitar in question in this vid is Lennon’s 325 complete with his mainstay Vox Python strap. Paul also had and used a re-strung right-handed sunburst Fender Esquire (Tele without a neck pickup) in the studio, notably for the solo on Taxman.
*CRASH!* "That's not it..." *CRASH!* "That's not it either..." "IT'S GONna be a draaaaaa...." "I'm ready to sing for the world, George, if you can just give me the backbeat." "Do it slower?" "No. Shh." "Paul forgot to sing!" "THAS BOY..." My favorite parts. This is the best!
This shows how Paul took charge over John on "I Want To Hold Your Hand" (when John wanted it slower) and on their first four track recording make the record that will change the history of pop music and spawn Beatlemania in the States. The rest is ...history.
It was 50/50 between them. Paul never owned John. They were a collaborative team. Paul was more disciplined and is well-known to be a workaholic. John was equal to Pauls' monstrous musical creativity. The mere fact that these two people ever met is a minor miracle. The fact that George & Ringo were present makes the whole thing what it is - Best Fuggin group EVER!!
***** No question - the center of the pop music universe and STILL feeling these ripples - as evidenced with the tribute. I don't know if anything was completely 50/50 though. Maybe some of the early ones. Funny how fate decides lives, but people have to open to seeing the possibility or potential. They also worked very hard to get where they were - no accident.
AllenOption8 Yes - no accident at all. Many people don't realize the schedule they kept. They were absolutely prolific during their relatively short career. I would recommend the following site for all fans: (Google "Pierocarey Beatles Timeline") It highlights their entire recording career on a daily basis. They rarely had a day off. Have a look at what they did on Feb 11 1963 ;-) Simply unbelievable.
I never heard it as taking charge. John was known to "suggest" songs and how they were played. I see it more John suggesting and Paul not agreeing. We tend to forget before they broke up they were close friends and that helped in writing music. Through the 70's they had a strained relationship, yet near 1980 they were speaking to each other and even calling themselves from time to time. SO the strain was healing. Then Dec of 1980 happened and we never got to see how it would have healed. The World lost much that day.
God the beginning with Hard Day’s Night. It’s like the first two tries are “ewww” but then they hit you with the perfect chord and I fell out of my chair.
“It’s these damn words”..... John Lennon! John had an endearing propensity for even forgetting the words to his own songs on a regular basis. This Boy and Help caused him particular problems..... how I miss him and George.
TheBeatlesRock12341 That was actually Brian Epstein, saying "Been for a shit I see, Macca?" in response to Paul's sassiness about the red light being on. You can tell it's not Paul, since Paul's vocal track is far quieter (just listen to how quiet his response is to John when asked about the red light.)
Henry Floyd At this time, no one anywhere called McCartney "Macca", that's only been around for a few years. It was always just "Paul". It sounds more like "Megan", but it definitely is not "Macca".
"Paul forgot to sing". I love the Beatles so much it hurts.
bullet forbreakfast ill be back (a hard day's night)
saaaaaammmmmeeeee
Love will do that
Same here.
Oh my God, that's the truth
At 5:50 John says " don't slow down again or I won't give you no more drugs" I think that's right. Lol
It would make me play better.
Nice, very funny John. XD
brings out sounds you would be scared to make sober
@@seansco1 XD
I wonder who he said it too haha
2:02John: There's nothing you can do that can't be done~´v｀Paul: I believe you Johnny :)John: There's nothing you can sing that can't be sang~´v｀Paul: Sssshow us ;DJohn: There's nothing you can say but you can learn how to play the game~´∀｀Paul: JohnnyJohn: It's easyyyyy!Paul: You'r right boy~ You'r right there boy~
I WANT THIS VERSION SO BAD lol They sound so HAPPY, and goofy XD
(Echo) *HAh!*
*sure is
yeah, I was struck by that bit too -- the same "believe me Johnny" that Paul sings on Oh Darling!
Soul brothers...
Ding Dingding xD
God Paul even sounds good when he messes up
And John right
@@itamarbushari88 That's right.
Is Zeus you're personal God?
6:34
"I'll try to remember, John an' if I don't well it's just too bad 'int it"
"ya' daft git"
Hal good to see an MF Doom fan digging the Beatles. I’m a big fan of both too
That was my favourite bit 😅
Daft get! that’s how they and we say it in Liverpool.
and then it goes straight into mr tambourine man, wait sorry What You're Doing ;) (The Byrds borrowed that riff I think)
Lmao
LOL "there's nothing you can do that can't be done."
"i believe you, John."
Gwen Hamilton you're right boy, you're right boy, you're right boy, LOL
Is it weird that right when I read your comment that exact clip played.........
Bean Films same
Comments are for how you think of the video. Not some stupid shit like this
SG Animations Excuse me but there we are all complaining and sharing our thoughts of how hilarious that part is, you can see that because they are saying "lol" witch show how funny in their perspective was that moment while they quote the exact phrase, so we are using the comment section for it's purpose.
it's adorable just hearing them fool around and be such perfectionists.
and hearing so much sassy Paul, I love it when he's sassy!
Phamily!
*CRASH!* "That's not it..."
"Do it slower?" "No. Shh."
"IT'S GONna be a draaaaaaa...."
"Paul forgot to sing!"
"THAS BOY..."
"I'm ready to sing for the world, George, if you can just give me the backbeat."
My favorite parts. This is the best!
xD
Indeed!
I just love Paul's sass. "Do it slower." "NO."
You love easy
2:20 "I'm ready to sing for the world if you'd just give me the backing!"
Maren Denison omg yess
Comment about what you think of the vid and not some retarded shit
SG Animations lmaoooo wtf you on about
He said “I’m ready to sing for the world George if you’ll just give me the backing.” 😂
Rovia Trip Reports ur ridiculous you Don’t HAVE to comment about the video
"...just to love you, but i'll miIIND" LENNON'S VOICE CRACK I'M DEAD
rkid but “oh my”
The Beatles but it’s a wierd John deacon profile pic
Ikr!
and when i whiSPEeEeeR- HAHAHAHAHAHHA
He had the most beautiful voice cracks.
3:58 "You made a mistake! I know you did!" Haha! :P
Louis Barnes poor George ain't it :')
6:34 PAUL MCSASSY
Ruby L XD
“Ya DaFt GiT”
"rINGO!"
tabby I heard that as soon as I read your comment lol
Your fucking high. I am calling 9/11
holy shit this got popular when I was gone
brian may is my mom were taping
that profile makes me
Paul~ "God I'm sorry, I'm sorry, God in sorry, I was just watching John and I thought 'it must be alright'."
That was George
George Doty-Williams no im pretty sure thats paul
@@georgedoty-williams2085 It was clearly Paul
@@georgedoty-williams2085 that was Paul
@@Rb-ys6xb I think GDW means Paul said he was watching George (Not watching John as PZ transcribed)
"RINGO!!!!"
"I'm ready to sing for the world if you'd just give me the backing"
"Can we go slower" "No"
"Sie liebt dich (laughing)"
*laughs in german*
I think they are actually singing 'sie leckt dich' (she licks you), which is probably part of the german they picked up in Hamburg 😁
Shhh, keep quiet
Paul at 6:58... "did it, well ah, see, told ya, naaa, hello to you, and see how you like it"... TOO FUNNY
😂😂😂
John and Paul could have been a comedy team. Some of their interviews together are so funny as well. The whole group is funny together. You can tell at this stage the band members were really enjoying themselves while creating great music. Notice how when they made mistakes, they were still nice to each other and laughed it off. The friendships and camaraderie of the early Beatles group added to their abilities I believe to make all that great music together.
Almost like Laurel and Hardy except it’s not.
Kind of like Mork and Mindy or in other words Robin Williams and Pam Dawber.
They were so in tune with each other, funny as hell, they were in studio at the early stages with a few comedians that Martin was producing at the time ,Peter Cook, Micheal Caine etc.. you mentioned "at this stage" but the music they are building goes from the early days to the next to last last album 'Let it Be', ie,One After 909
@@theyakkomanguy7522 may l ask if you are a fan of Dawber and Williams?
@@carolmaccarolynraea..3153 Yep. I am a fan of both actors.
4:01...Paul, taking control since 1963.😇😎
So true, and at 4:29 "No the first one allows attack, the second one not quite so loud. Try it!"
As far back as I Want To Hold Your Hand ... Paul was musical director.
Since 1967. Sgt Peppers
haha I love in I'll be back 4:54 .. "Paul, you forgot sing" and then Paul "Oh God i'm sorry" hahaha its so lovely 😍😍😍
4:21 riNGO
😂😂😂
Eridan Ampora i
thas booooy----- *insert everyone's laughter*
love these guys!
Ma. Olivia Cadag me too
05:45 mark- John"the red lights on"- Paul"I know it is"- John"now don't slow down for Christ sake,.... or I'm giving you no more drugs"
The mistakes are still better than most of todays music.
truer words have never been spoken
👍
GreenLightMe You know this is true. ive experienced it myself when im singing. i guess it rawness and not the perfection that counts.
Old people dismissed the Beatles with similar words back in their day. The music of "today" is always worse.
True that!
Sometimes I wonder if Paul or Ringo look stuff like this on TH-cam to remember the good ol days
1:09..."It's these damn words...." ;-). They absolutely hated repetition, so they frequently changed the lines (This boy, that boy, etc)....but it usually tripped them up. So funny.
3:32 "And when I whisper.." Hahahahhahahahahha :P
HAHAHAHAHA my fav part😂😂
I couldn't hear my chords oh my god 😂
What is this song
@@Lenmuamua i should have known better
the best band in the history
Fernando Marquez by miles
AGREED!👍
Aaron Johnson
By the end of days
They were the best in composition but as musicians they were a little more than decent. The British beat music they brought to America, was very influential to pop. Plus the many innovative stuff they did in the studio from 1966-1970.
3:05 the voice crack actually made it sound somewhat good... 🤔🤔🤔
John: do it slower.
Paul: NO! Shh
3:14 how does paul sound SO GOOD just whilst messing around??😍
4:01 do it slower. NO. xDDD
_sH-_
@@amoru1012 clean beginning, now
HAHAHAHA i love them sm
no >:(
3:58 "You made a mistake, I know you did"
No, no, I'm fine
Lennon was an awesome and underrated singer. Mr Moonlight intro is fantastic!
Among them all Lennon had the strongest vice.
they are all very talented room everybody
well done!
+Mark Thomas because he's a baritone
Not really underrated but he was amazing
Underrated by whom? What an ignorant statement.
"And don't slow down for christ's sake. Or I'll give you no more drugs." LMAO JOHN (5:50)
How is it that their bloopers sound better than most bands finished product?
Because they are the Beatles.
Talking Donkey Ya got that right.
+Talking Donkey The Beatles were a very cohesive live band in the beginning although this eroded later in their career. Their recording equipment then is considered primitive by today's standards such that when the band came to record that had to make the best and most economical use of the available tracks - in this case it was probably 2 channel with 4 track capabilities. They couldn't always rely on overdubbing to fill out the resulting product. So, basically they had to actually know how to play the song as well as sing it at the same time. what you heard in the final product was pretty much the actual performance.
".....Because they are the Beatles....".
And there is NO-ONE else like them ! Or ever will be.
Though by the time they recording Beatles for Sale they were into overdubs for harmonies on vocals, double tracking.
As far as I can tell, at 5:53 Paul says, "Been for a shit, I see, Megan." I have no idea what the context of this statement is, but it makes me laugh every time I hear it.
commercialize That was actually Brian Epstein, saying "Been for a shit, I see, Macca?" in response to Paul's sassiness about the red light being on. You can tell it's not Paul, since Paul's vocal track is far quieter (just listen to how quiet his response is to John when asked about the red light.)
Like Henry Floyd said, that was Brian Epstein and he said Macca...
commercialize hey thats my middle name
he did not say macca and that most certainly is not brian epstein, brian epstein did not have a scouse accent. honestly the stuff you guys come out with is unbelievable. it's paul mccartney, messing around, end of.
I was out what did he say?
"Do it slower"
"no"
I love Lennon's vocal work particularly when one considers he had zero training...yeah, his voice would break...so what? Eventually, this born genius got it all down...
Lennon has one of the most distinct voices. Its still a gift.
@@bravesoul5743 the best in rock. Imho.
He’s one of my favorite vocalists ever.
Lovely loving easy
3:59 "You made a mistake!! I know you did!" They are so cute omg
4:5 John : too slow
Paul: NO shussh !
Paul was one bossy beatle, haha
4:23 RINGOOOO
2:00 xD
"There's nothing you can do that can't be done"
~"I believe you Johnny"
5:44 XDD
"Now don't slowdown for Christ sake, or i'm giving you no more drugs"
~"Been for a shit, I see, Megan"
Good
+Mugiwara Ricky lmfao I want to know what the context was behind 5:44
That was actually Brian Epstein saying "Been for a shit I see Macca?" (Macca was Paul's nickname) in response to Paul's sassiness.
+Biscuit0100 I'd rather like to know why he's playing a Rickenbacker electric guitar, Paul never played those. He only played bass and Epiphone Casinos. I did hear also about Les Pauls and Telecasters, but no Rickenbackers.
+Biscuit0100 I'd rather like to know why he's playing a Rickenbacker electric guitar, Paul never played those. He only played bass and Epiphone Casinos. I did hear also about Les Pauls and Telecasters, but no Rickenbackers.
It's noticeable when you see old clips of them doing press conferences on tour how sharp their minds were and what quick wits they all had and how they acted almost as one mind. What is also apparent in recordings like this is how comfortable they were with each other and the depth of their friendship. Their success was the product of a perfect coming together of everything that was needed. They were four very close loving friends with the talents of two of the most successful songwriters of the century in a group of four people that were willing to subjugate their egos for the good of the work (the music) and they had a genius of a record producer in George Martin who, at least while in the studio, became an accepted member of the group. Their manager had the drive and ambition, maybe fueled by love, to package them and introduce them to the world and set them on a course to almost certain success so even after his death their remained a certain momentum that carried them along for a few more years. Add to that the demographic reality of the coming of age of the baby boom and the unprecedented economic power that was a part of it and, aside from the actual massive talent of its two songwriters and the personal cohesiveness of the band, it makes total sense.
At least in my mind, it was the songwriting talent and the personal relationship of the individuals in the group that was the biggest factor in their success and the one thing that couldn't possibly be reproduced or planned for or manufactured.
This perfect constellation of factors, like everything else, certainly couldn't last forever but, at least in hindsight, it's easy to see why they were so explosively successful and why they were so revered and their continued impact so many years after their breakup.
True
Well said!
Exactly
@@mel_bee I've seen it for 57 years. Mick Jagger called them "the four headed monster"!
Not to mention they were all down to earth dudes who loved the world and people, and wanted to make it better, as opposed making music for personal gain. They made music for the listener, they wrote from their own hearts but were conscious that others would take what they had to give. They were the best to ever do it !
Even their bloopers sound good.
Some wonderful stuff. 2:24 Lennon: 'I'm ready to sing for the world, George, if you'll just give me the backing'. They're having such fun...as well as creating the sound-track for that generation and others to come.
I love how Paul always continues singing after they've made a mistake.
Love? Really
Poor George Martin...the 5th Beatle... imagine his patience levels... he really admired them greatly...
Oh I'm sure he laughed along with them
John had a voice like no other before him, or since. It was a mix of raspy, with perfect vibrato, and an incredibly large range.. He truly was an artistic genius in so many different areas.
4:58
idk if it was George speaking but it's so cute hearing that "god, I'm sorry, I'm sorry"
it was paul saying it cause he wasnt singing
Sarah Oh ok. Thanks for clearing that up!
John, in my opinion, one of the greatest songwriters, is also one of the most underrated singers as well.
Yes,you're absolutely right,I'm glad anyone is agree with me that John was awesom,-as singer and as a songwriter.He was/is and always will be my favorite singer and beatle.
Long - no - FOREVER Live John Lennon!!
totally agree ,
I think you protest too much. Every other Mojo front cover and internet poll would confirm this. Yes, their song-writing is definitely the most celebrated thing about them but I really don't think "underrated" applies to any part of the genius of The Beatles.
Who doesn't consider John one of the best singers ever?
"IIIII SHOULDA KNOWN BETTER WITH A GIRL LIKE yoU *COUGHS*" "And when I wHIspER-- *laughs uncontrollably*"
Tia Blue GAHHHH
In Beatles anthology 3 there's a blooper before Hey Jude where Paul sings, "When I was a robber! In Boston place. You engulfed me in your warm embrace..."
I actually animated that part
Fus Sanchez
Yes I liked that bit
1:39 ... I'd love her SNOOORTTT!!!!!!!!!!
Did you mean: Ppfffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff
Just fun listening to this and seeing the photos. Kind of nice hearing them be human and laughing a bit. Cool stuff.
This is the way they were ALL THE TIME!
Let us pause to peruse a comprehensive list of the times the Beatles were being solemn and stuffy:
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...
...
Yep, that's about it.
Really? That's so nice to know. My assumption is that you were the fifth Beatle so that's how you know what you said is actually true. So... how come your name isn't mentioned in anything written about the Beatles?
I've been listening to the Beratels for 52 years since I saw them on Ed Sullivan as it happened. Like millions of others I'm an original Beatlemaniac and like all original Beatlemaniacs I love all four of those guys. Except for their musical talent they're just regular people and there's no question that they have had their solemn and stuffy moments just like the rest of us. The only difference is that they're hyper aware of their public image and they've made every effort since fame hit them to keep those moments private and not let idiots like you get even a hint of them.
d
John:"WON TU FEE FO"
AHH
Paul is playing John's Rickenbacker upside down @ 4:50. He once said he played upside down chords when there wasn't a left handed guitar available.
+Fili Buster Playing upside down chords in a pinch tells you a lot about how intelligent he was and how fast his mind works.
It's actually Paul's guitar, George and John got the same one after him look it up
Tom Williams That was the Epiphone Casino... Paul got one so John and George went out and got one each as well because they were just like Chuck Berry’s ES-330. They were George and John’s main guitars for the rest of The Beatles touring days and John used his into the ‘70s, Paul still has and uses his. The guitar in question in this vid is Lennon’s 325 complete with his mainstay Vox Python strap. Paul also had and used a re-strung right-handed sunburst Fender Esquire (Tele without a neck pickup) in the studio, notably for the solo on Taxman.
*CRASH!* "That's not it..." *CRASH!* "That's not it either..."
"IT'S GONna be a draaaaaa...."
"I'm ready to sing for the world, George, if you can just give me the backbeat."
"Do it slower?" "No. Shh."
"Paul forgot to sing!"
"THAS BOY..."
My favorite parts. This is the best!
"do it slower?" "NO!"
Thas booooooy.... *insert everybody's laughter*
You can hear how much they loved each other & enjoyed making music that changed our lives forever.
OMGEE johns voice gives me the CHILLS!! (Especially on Mr.Moonlight)
God. I loved it when they were cheeky!
RinGOOOOO!!!!😂
Fiorela Castro Smith what part is that?
Deo Villanueva in 4:23
Yeah yeah we are all happy as clams, not scram
I cant stop smiling while watching this :)
+Across The Universe 1960's Okay
Sammy K ii
7:20 Oh my god this was so sweet 😭💕
Ringo is an absolute doll, love him lmao
Is Zeus you're personal God
@@matimus100 No. Kratos is
The laugh at 1:32 is great
+Dogmatil That was Paul laughing :P
***** In my opinion, it was Paul
***** True xD thanks for not fighting with me over that unlike some other idiots lol
***** Yup :D
+Dogmatil It's Paul, but you're right: it's not worth fighting over.
I died when i heard the voice cracks
I love listening to my favorite band of all time working up songs before the 'final' take.
Almost like being in the studio with them!
This shows how Paul took charge over John on "I Want To Hold Your Hand" (when John wanted it slower) and on their first four track recording make the record that will change the history of pop music and spawn Beatlemania in the States. The rest is ...history.
AllenOption8 This shows John's more creative melodic improvisation ability when he's singing scat at 1:06.
It was 50/50 between them. Paul never owned John. They were a collaborative team. Paul was more disciplined and is well-known to be a workaholic. John was equal to Pauls' monstrous musical creativity. The mere fact that these two people ever met is a minor miracle. The fact that George & Ringo were present makes the whole thing what it is - Best Fuggin group EVER!!
*****
No question - the center of the pop music universe and STILL feeling these ripples - as evidenced with the tribute. I don't know if anything was completely 50/50 though. Maybe some of the early ones. Funny how fate decides lives, but people have to open to seeing the possibility or potential. They also worked very hard to get where they were - no accident.
AllenOption8 Yes - no accident at all. Many people don't realize the schedule they kept. They were absolutely prolific during their relatively short career. I would recommend the following site for all fans:
(Google "Pierocarey Beatles Timeline")
It highlights their entire recording career on a daily basis. They rarely had a day off. Have a look at what they did on Feb 11 1963 ;-) Simply unbelievable.
I never heard it as taking charge. John was known to "suggest" songs and how they were played. I see it more John suggesting and Paul not agreeing. We tend to forget before they broke up they were close friends and that helped in writing music. Through the 70's they had a strained relationship, yet near 1980 they were speaking to each other and even calling themselves from time to time. SO the strain was healing. Then Dec of 1980 happened and we never got to see how it would have healed. The World lost much that day.
J: "What are you doing?"
P:"It's murder! I can't do it!"
Oh god the Tell Me Why one is even better
Paul (I think): YOU MADE A MISTAKE! I KNOW YOU DID!
You know a band is the greatest when over a million and a half people want to view/ hear their flubs over fifty years later. 😳
God the beginning with Hard Day’s Night. It’s like the first two tries are “ewww” but then they hit you with the perfect chord and I fell out of my chair.
The smallest tiny little thing being off the whole band stops? They were obsessed with the sound being right on. True masters at making music!
Bowie was the same, endless re-takes.
“It’s these damn words”..... John Lennon! John had an endearing propensity for even forgetting the words to his own songs on a regular basis. This Boy and Help caused him particular problems..... how I miss him and George.
AnD wHeN I wHiS-pEr~!
"You've done it again! You made a mistake! I know you did!!"
Paul sounds like a little kid when he's frustrated 😂
The four headed monster at work.
There will never be 4 guys like this do what they did ever again impossible
Seems like I'm singing in a sock
Every single one is instantly recognisable after the first cord or word it’s just magic.
They sounded happy. Just listening to them make mistakes makes me happy
I love it when Paul and John either start laughing or can't stop singing
RINGO!!!
John: Now don't slow down for Christ sake! Or I'm giving ye no more drugs!
Paul: Been for a shit have you Megan?
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Lol priceless 😂
Isn't Brian Epstein saying the, "Been for a shit," line?
Nope. Paul all the way ;)
Oh, okay. :)
TheBeatlesRock12341 That was actually Brian Epstein, saying "Been for a shit I see, Macca?" in response to Paul's sassiness about the red light being on. You can tell it's not Paul, since Paul's vocal track is far quieter (just listen to how quiet his response is to John when asked about the red light.)
Henry Floyd At this time, no one anywhere called McCartney "Macca", that's only been around for a few years. It was always just "Paul". It sounds more like "Megan", but it definitely is not "Macca".
at 1:18 OMG PAULS VOCALS EVEN THE MESS UPS ARE ANGELIC
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They ( George Martin ) should have filmed all the sessions . A lot of money could've been made. people like this stuff.
2:18 "HA-----"
5:52 lol John was the dealer then I hear 😄
"You're right boy, you're right there boy!" sounds so good.
John's cracked voice sounds better that today's music.... 😂🔥👏💕
Lots of humor here, and lots of great, spontaneous sounding music. I wish I could listen to every bit of it.
speechless.... 50 years ago and still remains the best band all over the world ... thank you sister that make me love THE BEATLES
Johns laugh is the best
love listening to these. Back in the day when everyone was in the room at the same time. Not separate tracks by one person at a time!
2:02 - 2:18 the same "believe me Johnny" that Paul sang on Oh Darling!
char west on oh darling he says believe me darling
Ringo, keep your bit ted...RINGO!!!!!
3:56
"You did it again!"
*WHAT*
You made a mistake >:(
I know you did >:(
5:53 mccartney saying "been for a shit have you megan?" is the punchline of a joke i've forgotten the lead-up to. it was good, though.
Also known as Brian Epstine
+Medium Same
*Epstein
I love the exchange at 6:35 so much. Paul’s enunciation is so cute!
when they record she loves you in german, Paul's laugh is too cute!!!!!!