How many TH-cam videos of past bands have people from around the world still praising them? I have always felt completely lucky to have lived through seeing them on Ed Sullivan back in February 1964 and following their amazing music through the years. They still sound fresh.
The Beatles transmiten aquello que no se puede decir en palabras y lo que es imposible guardar en silencio. Nací escuchando vuestra maravillosa música y así moriré 💕
My mum and dad saw them twice at cambridge 1962 in the black leathers and 1963 in the "suits" I have the original programme, I became a super fan in 1979 age 12 after hearing she loves you on the radio, all these years later I still love them and this film shows me why!
Heidi Conrad : Heidi, you are a bit off. They changed the WHOLE WORLD, not just the music world. I lived thru Beatlemania as a young boy in Dallas, TX and Oklahoma City, OK! What a joy it was when a new Beatles album came out.
@@stevecurtis4785 Me too. I was living in Europe as a young lad and got to experience the Beatles on European TV in early 63. A whole year before they came to America. What a time to be alive. The Beatles were so incredibly big in Europe in the early days. In 1963, America had Elvis and Europe proudly claimed the Beatles as their own. It was a thing of great pride. And you're right. The Beatles changed the world. Did you know that according to Ringo, Elvis tried having the Beatles banned from the US in 1964.
@@golfhound How lucky you were to experience the phenomenon a year before we Americans. But when it finally arrived, there was nothing like it before or since. Sure there had been Elvis and Sinatra, but Beatlemania was different. We baby boomers were coming of age and to experience the Beatles firsthand was extraordinary. Recently I discovered on TH-cam clips of the Beatles in November 1963, one on the day when JFK was assassinated. I never saw them or knew of their existence until after the New Year in 1964. I just discovered that in 1/3/64 a day before I turned 12, there was a clip shown on Jack Paar's program which I never saw. No matter. After Ed Sullivan it was all over and I was and still am a full-fledged Beatles fan. I am now older, of course. Seen a lot of groups come and go and in my mind's eye, there has never been anyone like them. I don't think we'll ever see the likes of it again. At least not in our lifetime.
@@stevecurtis4785 Yes - a new Beatles album was like getting a new car. You went crazy looking at (and listening to) every detail. It was a really big deal. You tried to decide which song was your favorite. But mostly, you just sat in wonder at the incredible songs on the album.
Música es el arte de combinar los sonidos y vaya si estos cuatro lo lograron. Y que placer al escucharlos , con una prima los escuchábamos en una radio de Montevideo cuando todavía no eran famosos en Argentina y nos encantaba tanto que las aprendimos y cantábamos sus canciones en la terraza. Son para mí los más grandes del mundo!!!
Absolutely INCREDIBLE!!! Thank you for uploading this! REALLY makes me WISH I'd been born in 1942 instead of 1971. Regardless, we all have the songs I suppose.
Charles Griner ~ Huh? I don't have to imagine it. With the exception of the cover versions they did, The Beatles' original songs and style were completely brand new!
@Taotaomona ~ Well... I won't say it wasn't a positive comment per se, rather it seemed a little odd, naive, or something lol. With that said, I'm in full agreement, that we are indeed in love with the Fab Four... and that's what matters most of all mate. ;~}
Nunca mais veremos uma banda como esta, plena de musicalidade e carisma, The Beatles confirmaram uma máxima popular: O que é bom dura pouco. Fazer o quê?
the Beatles were also one of the best live sounding bands. You listen to their performances with older recording technology and you wonder how they would have sounded live with modern technology. It sure beats performers of today.
*It makes my heart hurt to see this...because of a time that's gone now* ( *Was it really all that 'wonderful' then? No...it wasn't...but what the Beatles did was 'magic' in it's best form, something even they themselves were not aware of, but the fans were...we KNEW the 'Fab Four' was for us, for our generation...even if it was only a dream, a delirium of fantasy...we all knew 'They're one of us...they see what we see and what we think...and it's great!* )
*ps...this was a 'kick-ass' performance from them, 'Live' and 'Raw' with very poor recording equipment...and still they sound great...as close as any of us will ever get hear them as they actually were on-stage*
*Good on yer, mate!* ( *did I get it right?* ) *As an interesting anecdote...despite Lennon's 'impeccable ear' for when a song 'sounds right'...he was not very good at 'keeping time' in performing a tune...and it's interesting that as soon as 'Richie from the Dingle'came in, everything began to 'come together' in performing, especially live* ( *If you listen to a 'live' performance of "Please Please Me"...you can plainly hear it's Richie that's 'driving' John's lead vocal! He's slamming hard to cue Lennon...in fact he's driving the other 'Three' which was no small trick with three 'virtuosos' in a 4/member band! Like 'putting sweaters on three cats at the same time as putting your own on'* )
"Their famous manager Brian Epstein"? He was only famous because he was manager of the Beatles! The hysteria which went with the Beatles was a great shame and totally ridiculous, what was the point if you couldn't hear them play? No wonder they gave up touring. At least when they started in the Cavern in Liverpool and in Hamburg they actually listened to the music.
Still watching in 2020!
The Beatles will never die.
Still be watching in 3020!
4ever
To come up with so many different great sounding melodies in such a short time is still amazing.
How many TH-cam videos of past bands have people from around the world still praising them? I have always felt completely lucky to have lived through seeing them on Ed Sullivan back in February 1964 and following their amazing music through the years. They still sound fresh.
And the rest is history. The world would never be the same again. Best not to forget how important was to the band visually as well as musically.
Centuries from now people will look back at this video and others and say "Damn I wish I were there"
Erano bellissimi....eleganti....stupendi giovanissimi e già geni
The Beatles transmiten aquello que no se puede decir en palabras y lo que es imposible guardar en silencio. Nací escuchando vuestra maravillosa música y así moriré 💕
Such talent, never seen before or since.
Brilliant!
Amazing!
Fantastic!
You are right, Anthony. Our kids have no idea of the Brilliance of The Beatles.✌💙🤙🦃
I bet some elderly person is pointing at the screen, and telling their grandkids that's me!
Like Paul...and Ringo
Vielen Dank für die Veröffentlichung dieses raren und wunderbaren Videos !
Es erinnert mich an meine Bandzeit in den 60'er und 70'er Jahren.
My mum and dad saw them twice at cambridge 1962 in the black leathers and 1963 in the "suits" I have the original programme, I became a super fan in 1979 age 12 after hearing she loves you on the radio, all these years later I still love them and this film shows me why!
Everything about the Beatles and their music was revolutionary. America went from 50’s Doo-Wop, to 60’s Beach Boys...TOTHE BEATLES!
"She Loves You" never gets old. Beatles were so innovative and are music history for centuries to come.
thanks for sharing this treasure
Even the British Bobby joins in, you just couldn't help yourself when you heard Beatles music, it was the best the world will ever hear.
Fantastic ! History made and will never be forgotten, how these four Liverpool lads changed the world of music.
They sure did, I loved and still love them!!
Heidi Conrad : Heidi, you are a bit off. They changed the WHOLE WORLD, not just the music world. I lived thru Beatlemania as a young boy in Dallas, TX and Oklahoma City, OK! What a joy it was when a new Beatles album came out.
@@stevecurtis4785 Me too. I was living in Europe as a young lad and got to experience the Beatles on European TV in early 63. A whole year before they came to America. What a time to be alive. The Beatles were so incredibly big in Europe in the early days. In 1963, America had Elvis and Europe proudly claimed the Beatles as their own. It was a thing of great pride. And you're right. The Beatles changed the world. Did you know that according to Ringo, Elvis tried having the Beatles banned from the US in 1964.
@@golfhound How lucky you were to experience the phenomenon a year before we Americans. But when it finally arrived, there was nothing like it before or since. Sure there had been Elvis and Sinatra, but Beatlemania was different. We baby boomers were coming of age and to experience the Beatles firsthand was extraordinary. Recently I discovered on TH-cam clips of the Beatles in November 1963, one on the day when JFK was assassinated. I never saw them or knew of their existence until after the New Year in 1964. I just discovered that in 1/3/64 a day before I turned 12, there was a clip shown on Jack Paar's program which I never saw. No matter. After Ed Sullivan it was all over and I was and still am a full-fledged Beatles fan. I am now older, of course. Seen a lot of groups come and go and in my mind's eye, there has never been anyone like them. I don't think we'll ever see the likes of it again. At least not in our lifetime.
@@stevecurtis4785 Yes - a new Beatles album was like getting a new car. You went crazy looking at (and listening to) every detail. It was a really big deal. You tried to decide which song was your favorite. But mostly, you just sat in wonder at the incredible songs on the album.
Música es el arte de combinar los sonidos y vaya si estos cuatro lo lograron. Y que placer al escucharlos , con una prima
los escuchábamos en una radio de Montevideo cuando todavía no eran famosos en Argentina y nos encantaba tanto que las aprendimos y cantábamos sus canciones en la terraza. Son para mí los más grandes del mundo!!!
Epic live band!
The explosion that changed the world
the look so damn young. especially in color.
The Thunder sound of the begging of Twist and Shout Amazing Look The British bobby cop enjoyed The music too Long live the Beatles 🎸🎸🍷👮👍✌️
The band that changed the world😄
When they started playing 'She Loves You" I remembered Ozzy Osbourne! He once said how he felt when he first heard it - he became a fan!
Absolutely INCREDIBLE!!! Thank you for uploading this! REALLY makes me WISH I'd been born in 1942 instead of 1971. Regardless, we all have the songs I suppose.
But if you were born in 1942, you would be 21 when this was made. Try a little later. I was born in 1948, just about the best time!
What a wonderful time!
The 60's was a great era!
Imagine that this music this type of rock ‘n’ roll was brand new at the time
Charles Griner ~ Huh? I don't have to imagine it. With the exception of the cover versions they did, The Beatles' original songs and style were completely brand new!
@Taotaomona ~ Fair enough... if indeed that's what he meant, it could've been worded more succinctly, more concise. Don't you think so?
@Taotaomona ~ Well... I won't say it wasn't a positive comment per se, rather it seemed a little odd, naive, or something lol. With that said, I'm in full agreement, that we are indeed in love with the Fab Four... and that's what matters most of all mate. ;~}
Great Beatles!!!!
I wish I could travel back in time.. I wish to see them in concerts in the 60’s. Would be great 😊❤️❤️
I did see Paul McCartney and Wings about 40 yrs ago, does that count?
Me too!
O Paul tem uma energia incomparável, sensacional. Amo demais esse homem ❤
Nunca mais veremos uma banda como esta, plena de musicalidade e carisma, The Beatles confirmaram uma máxima popular: O que é bom dura pouco. Fazer o quê?
Mas estamos ainda ouvindo e assistindo, e iremos fazer isso até o fim de nossos dias, então não durou tão pouco assim, não é mesmo?
the Beatles were also one of the best live sounding bands. You listen to their performances with older recording technology and you wonder how they would have sounded live with modern technology. It sure beats performers of today.
You got that right!!!!
The very best!
The best. Ever..
NAH
If I could just go back in time......
@alanrtment porter Wow. Your recolection of the Beatles in England 1963 is the most precious. How fortunate you are. I envy you.
the bobby was getting into it...awesome
The kids all look oddly old like young old people. They bust out of it when the music starts.
Love the shrieks when Paul and George soprano it.
*It makes my heart hurt to see this...because of a time that's gone now* ( *Was it really all that 'wonderful' then? No...it wasn't...but what the Beatles did was 'magic' in it's best form, something even they themselves were not aware of, but the fans were...we KNEW the 'Fab Four' was for us, for our generation...even if it was only a dream, a delirium of fantasy...we all knew 'They're one of us...they see what we see and what we think...and it's great!* )
*ps...this was a 'kick-ass' performance from them, 'Live' and 'Raw' with very poor recording equipment...and still they sound great...as close as any of us will ever get hear them as they actually were on-stage*
*Good on yer, mate!* ( *did I get it right?* ) *As an interesting anecdote...despite Lennon's 'impeccable ear' for when a song 'sounds right'...he was not very good at 'keeping time' in performing a tune...and it's interesting that as soon as 'Richie from the Dingle'came in, everything began to 'come together' in performing, especially live* ( *If you listen to a 'live' performance of "Please Please Me"...you can plainly hear it's Richie that's 'driving' John's lead vocal! He's slamming hard to cue Lennon...in fact he's driving the other 'Three' which was no small trick with three 'virtuosos' in a 4/member band! Like 'putting sweaters on three cats at the same time as putting your own on'* )
I would TOTALLY still be screaming, if I did not have Parkinson's...
;
I saw them live in 63 and again in 64 (with Mary Wells).
Fui , sou fan deles muito show
My favorite is the older woman at 4.30 with her fingers in her ears.
+gotham61
Don't blame her, the wise lady's a Stones fan !
Seriously, I'd be pissed if I was there as, you know, an actual music fan.... as opposed to whatever the hell that mindless mob is.
El 3 121960 naci a los 4 años ya sabia 30 cancioes con mi magestic......
Its so obvious paul was enjoying every second of this histeria. Lol
My sister and I, would be screaming in our living room.
What great performances! But it's too bad the mic on which Paul and George sang She Loves you was mixed so low, if at all.
Ohh.. The Beatles - Great...
Very-very good...
Thanks...
LOVE
thanku thanku thanku
The Best !!!
how many groups (besides the Beatles) in history do you know who 3 of the members had hits after hits after hits!! none!!
Wow u really got do ringo like that :/
Prendieron la mecha estos vídeos dan felicidad
Wow!
Amazing bit of history.
yeah man, that's HISTORY for sure!
Lo importante es que fue pura vibracion genuina
Son insuperables....algunas si las .......
Lucky guys must have been fun
Чудо!
Great boys!
very good
👏👏👏👏👏
It was sensory/hormone overload for those teenage girls.
The essence of Beatlemania right here.
Thank you on behalf of the group AND ourselves, and I hope we passed the audition.
Laughter in the background.
Yo también hubiera gritado y muchooo
I wonder what came of the group featured in this clip. They seemed quite promising.
Half of them died and the other half got old.
Where you from? From other planet that you don't know them and what happened to them?
Anyone watching this who was actually there in 1963?
Con tantos gritos era imposible disfrutar el concierto, ni ellos mismos se escuchaban.
Buena decisión dejar de trabajar en público.
I added this DVD into my own library some years ago, amongst other collections.
Ya, ya, ya!
1964 not 63. she loves you was written for the movie a hard days night
Cool!😎. God Bless. ☮
They were perfect.
❤
He didn't look much older than the screaming teenies
The Fab F0ur!!!!!!
“ very good that one George!!!”
The cameraman just forgot john
relax ado, Yeah I noticed. And he was singing lead on both of those songs too!
Love to know where this was filmed ..sure some of it is ABC ,Hull..
What.baby el verdadero PAUL
Great music. 🎵🎶 But the people scare them ! almost pulled hair and clothing.
They had a lot to put up with from the screaming, grabbing & chasing fans & still did it all with big smiles on their faces.
Please record the song for anna by john lennon
Why Panda?
The kids dressed for this!
Did they listen or just crazily shout?
Mob mentality overcame them.
ATTENTION! ATTENTON!!!.....Grandma in the audience....from grandpa.
hysteria
メインボーカルのジョンをなぜあまり映さないの？おかしいでしょ。
0:15 Paul McCartney as a woman
Niiice.
A lot of live material ruined by screaming.
Same thing happened with the Bobby Sockers screaming to Frank Sinatra.
Actually it was all part of what they were.
Nowadays you look at their hair and think, so what? Back then it was almost revolutionary.
Plomber was 1963 I don't think so
Couldn't they at least sweep the stage for them?
"Their famous manager Brian Epstein"? He was only famous because he was manager of the Beatles!
The hysteria which went with the Beatles was a great shame and totally ridiculous, what was the point if you couldn't hear them play? No wonder they gave up touring. At least when they started in the Cavern in Liverpool and in Hamburg they actually listened to the music.
fala mv oliveira
77 people don't like it. LOL hello grandma.
5:25 one of the most scary things I've ever seen/heard/experienced - he said "twist and shout" not "wale"
Girl covering her ears at 4:30