Has anyone been able to find the second-take audio of Lennon and McCartney working out the harmonies in "Eight Days A Week" in the studio? According to Wikipedia, that was the first song they took straight to the studio to work out, before recording. In other words, they weren't rehearsing or perfecting anything; they were writing it right there on the spot. [Lewisohn, Mark. 1988. The Complete Beatles Recording Sessions. London: Hamlyn. ISBN 0-600-61207-4.] That's audio of them *composing* the song. +Christopher Casey How's that for bringing chills!
This is from a BBC Panorama programme in 1964, on the day Liverpool won their first title under Shankly. The footage was taken before the match with Arsenal, which the Reds won 5-0.
Just shows the impact of The Beatles on everyone, tens of thousands of people singing "She Loves You" word-for-word. Today (more than 50 years later) The Beatles are still as important to so many people the world over, a lot of whom were born after they split in 1970. We love them, yeah, yeah, yeah, YEAH!
I,m an ex.pat Aston Villa fan living downunda, but how i remember standing on the Kop in the sixties.. Such passion.......a time to which we can never return.
It's like listening to 28,000 John Lennons, I'm proud to say I was there that day. We will certainly, Never, Never, Ever Walk Alone. Still a Kopite 46 years later.
1977 I won a ticket to go to Wembley. Am from Manchester but MCFC.Cheered for the Pool and Kevin.Now in Canada, just love this clip. Really looking for clips from tribute to Bill Shankly after his death, the most moving thing I ever saw. Can anyone help me and keep it clean please. Want to show my grandkids.
Every time I see this I think if only it could still be like this....must have been a fantastic atmosphere!..No wonder Liverpool were virtually unbeatable at Home:)
With a user name like that I expected you to be a L'pool fan, took me by surprise being Milan. I WAS actually alive in the 60s and I was a Beatles fan then, thanks to my teenage sister, and I still am today!
@sp1ink I'm 56 and not worried about being "cool" lol but I would give anything to go back to the GREAT atmosphere that the terraces generated. Ask those 28,000 Kopites behind that goal and I bet none of them would rather sit in a silent, sanitised Stadium.
Cheers M8, always liked the reds after my first love, Celtic. Check out Celtic singing ynwa in 1970 on youtube ''ynwa 1970 Celtic v Leeds'' We all know it's your song and that we pinched it after our euro tie in 65-66, but I hope you don't mind me saying that the 'ynwa' at the Celtic v Barcelona game in 2004 was simply sublime. It came the day after the Madrid train bombings and we showed solidarity with the victims using that wonderful song. God bless the Reds and the great folk of Merseyside
If only it was still like that! Wonderful scenes...the serried ranks of the Supporters..the wit..banter..camraderie...sigh...where did our Terraces go ..:(
Always wondered about them, but I don't think any were ever really that interested in football. There is a scene in the 'Let It Be' movie where Macca talks about the then current First Division as I recall. Yes, I had heard that if he had to choose, then Everton were his team.
Looked, but can't spot him. What time on the video does his face come up? Do you notice the ghostlike bloke who appears at 0.27.His appearance and skin tone makes him look incongruous with the surroundings as if he's been put there from another clip.His far off face appears in a blur on 7-11 secs too.
Liverpool 5 Arsenal 0, the following Monday morning the Liverpool Daily Post did their match report which included this little ditty. "They seek him there, they seek there. Those Gunners sought him everywhere. Is he in the middle ? Where has he gone? That Darned illusive IAN ST JOHN"
as a young season ticket holder i could have only wished i grew up in that era. now the kop is ruined by all sorts of part time glory hunting fans who dont know the words to the proper songs we sing. but there is still a good load of us that are still there singing all game every game in block 304, 305 and 306. the future is bright.
am a liverpool fan,but it hurts me to say this but the kop these days is only about 10% scouse,a working class man on the kop is a very rare sight these days,you give the the right for the working class people liverpool to go the match again,then youll see an real spion kop atmosphere!
Well said Kopite. The Young ones of Today do not know what Football and The Communities are about and never will.Its a sad end to Modern Football. The only 1 Good Thing to come out of The Modern Day. Is All Seated Stadiums. You have really stated Facts as More and More Supporters of LFC Try to form there own groups and latch them in to Politics. Justice for The Hillsborough Support Group and Families.
"Eight Days A Week" brought me here. Yeah yeah yeah.
Me too! Ahah, great movie!!
I agree. The movie brought me here as well. Brings chills to my spine.
Has anyone been able to find the second-take audio of Lennon and McCartney working out the harmonies in "Eight Days A Week" in the studio?
According to Wikipedia, that was the first song they took straight to the studio to work out, before recording. In other words, they weren't rehearsing or perfecting anything; they were writing it right there on the spot. [Lewisohn, Mark. 1988. The Complete Beatles Recording Sessions. London: Hamlyn. ISBN 0-600-61207-4.] That's audio of them *composing* the song.
+Christopher Casey How's that for bringing chills!
Daniel Steel it's on the anthology (the soundtrack)! If memory serves me right, it's the second instalment of the series :)
I got hear from a paul mccartney interview. www.gq-magazine.co.uk/culture/article/paul-mccartney-interview Love this song
Wanna hear it again at Anfield!!
This is from a BBC Panorama programme in 1964, on the day Liverpool won their first title under Shankly. The footage was taken before the match with Arsenal, which the Reds won 5-0.
Best Beatles cover ever!
British GQ September 2020 issue has an interview with Paul McCartney that brought me here.
Just shows the impact of The Beatles on everyone, tens of thousands of people singing "She Loves You" word-for-word. Today (more than 50 years later) The Beatles are still as important to so many people the world over, a lot of whom were born after they split in 1970. We love them, yeah, yeah, yeah, YEAH!
I,m an ex.pat Aston Villa fan living downunda, but how
i remember standing on the Kop in the sixties..
Such passion.......a time to which we can never return.
Still makes me shiver today hearing the Kop !! Liverpool always and forever
It's like listening to 28,000 John Lennons, I'm proud to say I was there that day.
We will certainly, Never, Never, Ever Walk Alone.
Still a Kopite 46 years later.
Re-visited this video to hear The Kop sing "Anyone Who Had A Heart" by fellow Scouser Cilla Black who died today, suddenly aged 72.
4 more years and I am back again.
See you in another 4 years when I am 70.....:)
I'm AC milan supporter...I love liverpool and liverpool fans...YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE
amazing !
Love Liverpool, Love Beatles.
brilliant. great fans. and im a hammer.
john roworth
Good on ya! You might wanna sing - If I had a Hammer - instead of the bubble song!
1977 I won a ticket to go to Wembley. Am from Manchester but MCFC.Cheered for the Pool and Kevin.Now in Canada, just love this clip. Really looking for clips from tribute to Bill Shankly after his death, the most moving thing I ever saw. Can anyone help me and keep it clean please. Want to show my grandkids.
from a man utd fans but this is legendary
This was featured on panorama in 1964, fantastic, love it!
respect from Brasil
How beautifull.
Im a Wolves fan but this is fuckin brilliant!!!! Its why Liverpool are one of my 'second' teams...
Every time I see this I think if only it could still be like this....must have been a fantastic atmosphere!..No wonder Liverpool were virtually unbeatable at Home:)
change 1970s to 1960s :P
anyways one of my favourite clips ever!
truly the symbol of Liverpool's dominance
These are the best things from Liverpool. Beatles and liverpool fc.
With a user name like that I expected you to be a L'pool fan, took me by surprise being Milan. I WAS actually alive in the 60s and I was a Beatles fan then, thanks to my teenage sister, and I still am today!
Hopefully you are still here , my friend ?
Wonderful movie with of course wonderful music. Shouldn't be missed.
ma quanta gente ci stava una volta in quel stadio!!impressionante
The dayys when you turned up..stood up! (well..swayed a bit)
Great video from a memorable era!
Amazing bit of footage - the power of love!
Youll never walk alone forever! A big fan from Romania! Go Reds!
goose bumps!!!!!
wow shows why we are the best supporters in the world!
@sp1ink
I'm 56 and not worried about being "cool" lol but I would give anything to go back to the GREAT atmosphere that the terraces generated. Ask those 28,000 Kopites behind that goal and I bet none of them would rather sit in a silent, sanitised Stadium.
1. 'She Loves You' by The Beatles
2. 'Anyone who had a Heart' by Cilla Black
dont wanna go home dont wanna go home this is the best trip i've ever been on
Cheers M8, always liked the reds after my first love, Celtic. Check out Celtic singing ynwa in 1970 on youtube ''ynwa 1970 Celtic v Leeds'' We all know it's your song and that we pinched it after our euro tie in 65-66, but I hope you don't mind me saying that the 'ynwa' at the Celtic v Barcelona game in 2004 was simply sublime. It came the day after the Madrid train bombings and we showed solidarity with the victims using that wonderful song. God bless the Reds and the great folk of Merseyside
Fantastic!
top quality man..................
another totally wicked liverpoiol video lfc 4 ever love it. keep up the good work
Its amazing to see Dirk Kuyt at 0.28 seconds. He really loves Liverpool.
wonderfull
If only it was still like that! Wonderful scenes...the serried ranks of the Supporters..the wit..banter..camraderie...sigh...where did our Terraces go ..:(
fucking hell. british football-fans had so much style back then.
Oh my..god. now 2019
A great Era......
Liverpool fans from that era were legends, but current liverpool fans are still by far and away the best in the world!!!
how i longed to be there..
singing YNWA wit all the KOPites..
now lets cherish the Spion Kop celebrate it's 100 yrs in existance..
Gänsehaut pur
0.15 stan boardman bought me here
100% Right!
Well Said!
Like being in The Theatre or Cinema now where you just observe and spectate..
OMG ITS UNBELIEVABLE
She Loves You is such an awesome song :D
well im a manc but i do think it is pretty cool seeing everyone singing the beatles like that
Always wondered about them, but I don't think any were ever really that interested in football. There is a scene in the 'Let It Be' movie where Macca talks about the then current First Division as I recall. Yes, I had heard that if he had to choose, then Everton were his team.
oh my god. that was the critical years of beatlemania. all among these youngsters you see Johns and Pauls
It's fucking great! such a movement. And they sing, oh my god...
Looked, but can't spot him. What time on the video does his face come up? Do you notice the ghostlike bloke who appears at 0.27.His appearance and skin tone makes him look incongruous with the surroundings as if he's been put there from another clip.His far off face appears in a blur on 7-11 secs too.
Liverpool 5 Arsenal 0, the following Monday morning the Liverpool Daily Post did their match report which included this little ditty.
"They seek him there, they seek there.
Those Gunners sought him everywhere.
Is he in the middle ? Where has he gone?
That Darned illusive IAN ST JOHN"
awesome
WELL-SPOTTED!!!...That IS Stan Boardman...English Comic.....How did U spot that amongst the 28,000 behind that one goal?
i wanna hear in my club stadium ! Estadio do Dragao
@afctupassion u see the banner yesterday? AGAINST MODERN FOOTBALL
Government restrictions did not allow the supporters to move from right to left at Home games., back the in the 1960's...
I ♥ LFC, Forever.
truly mesmerizing.. ynwa!!
They sung "She loves You (By The Beales) to supported LFC.
Liverpool is LFC and The Beatles.
the same kop crowd that burst liverpool's title challenge with a balloon.
A great Era...
Old football matches were fucking awesome
JFT96 and a big Hail Hail to the Best Fans in England!
classsiccc...
Love this clip...and that wasn't even 5% of the massed ranks behind that one goal only:)
if they brought back terraces this would be the atmosphere you would get in the premiership
OMG RESPECT :')
yeh this is on The Story of The Kop video, it's him.
as a young season ticket holder i could have only wished i grew up in that era. now the kop is ruined by all sorts of part time glory hunting fans who dont know the words to the proper songs we sing. but there is still a good load of us that are still there singing all game every game in block 304, 305 and 306. the future is bright.
Good old kop, but now is great as well :)
Proper old school fans. They knew the score
i`m a manc but i love the way they all sing like heather mills
12 years ago damn
Why are the crowds moving left to right left to right ?
haha, for sure..that was amazing!
How I miss the comaderie of the fabulous Terraces!
Isn't that Noel Gallagher at 0:30?
Another timetravel...
Yeah from 1964, He's probably about 129 years old now....:)
Nah it's Liam.
It's not L I Am it's WILL I AM surely ? :)
So true!!! Anfield4Ever!!
@ScottyMckenzie realy ? which one is he ?
Touching video, magic supporters. We'll meet soon in Anfield and San Siro. Let's go Inter, obviously!
Which Guy please?
am a liverpool fan,but it hurts me to say this but the kop these days is only about 10% scouse,a working class man on the kop is a very rare sight these days,you give the the right for the working class people liverpool to go the match again,then youll see an real spion kop atmosphere!
This is what the kop stands for!
My hair just raises when i see this stuff :)
Anyone Who Had A Heart by Cilla Black(also from Liverpool)....
I thought it was kind of cool, and then the 'woooooo' came and I couldn't help myself from laughing :D
mt ,mt bom msm
Spring 1964...
Scouse and proud
In that case there are 28,000 "suspects" behind that one Kop goal...when Football had REAL atmosphere b4 the ***** All-Seater Stadia came in :(
oh god..i think i watched ringo star screaming in all that crowd
Well said Kopite.
The Young ones of Today do not know what Football and The Communities are about and never will.Its a sad end to Modern Football.
The only 1 Good Thing to come out of The Modern Day.
Is All Seated Stadiums.
You have really stated Facts as More and More Supporters of LFC Try to form there own groups and latch them in to Politics.
Justice for The Hillsborough Support Group and Families.
The first close up they do you can clearly see a young Stan Boardmanin the kop...scouse comedian for those who don't know.
Gordon Brown commentating. Stan Boardman at 0.14.
Matthew....It was 10 times better than now..Trust Me...U can't beat a Standing Crowd!
a sea of people.