Eddy Shaw nope, the Beatles had great songs but they were never a modern touring band after 1968. They didn’t have a bombastic presence like Queen did, so it’s hard to imagine them stealing anything from Queen as Queen were a seasoned touring band with an animated frontman who knew how to play to huge stadiums and reach the people in the back row. There were many great acts at live aid but Queen stood out because they were a visual band in a way the four lads in suits just couldn’t have done.
hanghang71 - of all the Beatles, Ringo missed the comradery the most. Watching him through LET IT BE was like watching a kid see his family slowly falling apart.
@@OlskZeri-qm4cePaul has the same scar on his lip to this day since his famous ***December 26th 1965 moped accident*** which has naturally changed over a lifetime. A plastic surgeon would have had cut deep and rip open "Faul's lip in 1966 and we know that didn't happen as we would've noticed how deep and fresh it was. Like it was in 1965 again. Placing scars on lips to last a lifetime which changes over time (which it did) is not like putting on a never changing Lego piece. And there is the little matter of your so called lookalike who needed plastic surgery to look more like Paul (according to all the varying logistically impossible fantasies) yet somehow has a son James in 1977 with the***same droopy eyes, raised eyebrows and exact chin as 1963 Paul***And then when James becomes an older man is a doppelganger to Paul's brother Michael. Lol. Oh and Paul's ***"Granny"*** music as John liked to call it picks up at times in the 70s. His dad's music hall influences growing up (he even records his dad's only doing and gives it to him in the 70's as a present). His dad at Paul's 1969 small private wedding. Michael and Paul way in the background going to lunch not even knowing they are in the shot in Get Back, Paul buying that Scotland farm on June 17, 1966, etc. ==== He only got better at bass from 1966 onward because the times and music called for more complicated riffs. And you are comparing a baby fat Paul at 22 to a Paul with no baby fat in his mid then to late 20s. Also his style and facial hair changed as so did the rest of our culture did in 66 onward. And saying Paul is shorter than Faul is borderline retarded. Every single photo that those tin foil hat sites bring forward are forced perspective illusion photos which is a natural phenomenon when people are standing beside each other and one is standing slightly in front of each other. Take a photography course sometime as it happens every day. These tinfoil hat sites are fraudulent on purpose with the sole purpose of convincing the easily fooled that everyone else are the unthinking sheep. Do you really think they and all his friends and family are that stupid to call him Billy whenever cameras are around? It's part their dry British humor. But mostly their nickname for him since the early 60s when he would sign them into hotels and recording sessions as Billy Martin. You go into these sites and think you are doing research. Go learn about the Beatles. Listen to their music. There is no difference in his voice nor his creative voice and musical ability other than growing exponentially between 1962-1970.
And now sadly he's gone way too young. His son looks just like him though. And there's Julian & Sean. All three of them are good musicians. But hell Paul will be 78 this month & Ringo will be 80 in July, man that sucker looks good for his age. He doesn't look a day over 60. I have never really gotten over John's senseless death. My wife's a New Yorker so I've been to the Dakota & Strawberry fields several times. Played a few gigs in the Big Apple too. I love New York City. Have a good one. Be safe. Peace, M.A.
@@themanren I hear you. I grew up near Boston, used to visit NYC with a best friend on weekends. Went to the Fillmore East & saw Poco and Linda Ronstadt (before anyone knew her!), and saw the Dakota often, but never John or Yoko. Sadly, my buddy is now gone and so is Lennon. But as much as people hated Yoko, I think she did a superb job with Strawberry Feilds. To me it's a perfect tribute to John. Rock on.
There's a great string shop in New York called Mandolin Brothers that sells very high end, vintage string instruments. A friend of mine worked there in the 80's and talked about Harrison just walking in one day and playing a bunch of ukes, then buying a couple. The guy said he had to fight his fan-boy urges really hard. Everyone was cool, though, and just let him hang around. He was very quiet and unassuming.
At 5:13 you really see Paul and George enjoying each others company and making music together. And while they for sure had there public squabbles. They truly thought of each other as brothers and like all siblings you fight and make up. And just this performance really showed that after 37 years they still had that bond even till death when Paul bought a house for George to stay in while he was getting chemo. They had a true brotherly friendship and just that little end of the video really shows that love they had for each other even if it was sometimes sour : )
@@otherworld11 yes well While My Guitar Gently Weeps almost didn’t happen because according to George; Paul and John didn’t take the song seriously and didn’t bother to learn the chords until George invited Clapton in to help record
It’s beautiful how at 5:29 Paul and George, without missing a beat, automatically harmonize on “Ain’t She Sweet.” That’s what happens when great musicians and great friends make music together.
Great friends? The only one who enjoyed it was Ringo. Just look at George's face, to intuit his tiredness. Paul was urged to sign peace with the remaining Beatles, and not be like the one that ended the group.
@@coleccionartestore2949 You obviously know nothing about the Beatles. They had their disagreements, but they did love each other and you can see it if you have the heart and eye to know what you are looking at. And John was the one who broke the group up, even though Paul made it official. George was always a disinterested type after the break-up as he preferred to live in the moment, but numerous interviews (of him and his wife) showed that he appreciated the legacy and whole heartedly joined in the Anthology project, although two new songs were about his limit. The fact that he hosted the group in this clip says a lot.
@Me, Also Me That's quite an over reaction isn't it? Are you always so hyper sensitive? A normal person would just realise they made a mistake and accept it.
This video was shot at Friar Park, which was George Harrison's home. George loved the ukulele and had many of them. Tom Petty said that he and George used to stay up all night playing ukuleles together. When the Beatles split up George Harrison released the first solo album of the ex-members, which immediately shot to the number one billboard slot around the world. Same thing with his next few albums. With Lennon gone, Paul actually asked George if he wanted to write some songs together. Obviously that didn't happen so we know what George's answer was, although I am sure that negative answer was delivered with humor and love, because that was George and because these guys really did love each other. And before anyone gets too down on Paul, when George was dying of cancer he heard about a new treatment at UCLA, and it was Paul who put up the cash for a very private and very expensive home in L.A. so George could be near his treatments. Paul, really a modest guy, would never say anything about it, I learned about it from an interview with Olivia Harrison.
The hate Paul receives from so called beatles "fans" is disgusting. When you look at the facts, it seems there is nothing he wouldn't do for the ones he loves. I mean, just look at how he looked after lennons first son. The man is a beautiful human being.
Um, no, not quite: "George Harrison released the first solo album of the ex-members" John privately announced he was leaving the Beatles mid-September 1969 (and recorded nothing further for the Beatles), but it was kept a secret for 7 months, when Paul spilled the beans the following April after some bad blood (Klein, Spector, the others "telling" Paul to delay his solo debut album to make room for LET IT BE, after he'd already delayed it for Ringo's debut solo album). 1969.12.12 John LIVE PEACE IN TORONTO 1969 1970.03.27 Ringo SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY 1970.04.17 Paul MCCARTNEY 1970 05.08 Beatles LET IT BE 1970.09.25 Ringo BEAUCOUPS OF BLUES 1970.11.27 George ALL THINGS MUST PASS 1970.12.11 John JOHN LENNON/PLASTIC ONO BAND John had released 3 solo hit singles prior to ATMP: "Give Peace a Chance", "Cold Turkey", and "Instant Karma".
They had a bond that could never be undone. Beyond everything, even death. True love and care for one another. "All my loving" for John, Paul, George and Ringo.
But it was a myth that they were four from start to finish. They were five in total altough not at the same time. John, Paul, George, Ringo and last member in William.
Just imagine that reunion with John. It’s great to see Paul, George and Ringo singing together, but there is something sad in the atmosphere because one is missing.
Yeah I think this is why this was the only time they got together to make some music for a bit. Paul said that John would be the one who always showed up late to the recording sessions, and to see that he isnt there and knowing he won't be is just sad in a way. I think it reminded them of John.
@@boataxe4605 come on, Yoko never was my kind of person but to put the blame on her that the Beatles broke up is bollocks. John had enough to be a beatle and George was not that happy as well.
he had mixed feelings about the reunion without John. They scrapped working on a third song for the Anthology. He wanted to leave after the first jam in this video. They were suppose to jam and record more but ended up sitting outside with the ukeleles and doing the casual thing
George is quiet because he sees McCartney steamrolling and overpowering the situation. the longstanding alienation between them is immediately in the room and George is waiting for a humility and spontaneity from Macca that just isn't going to happen. this isn't brain surgery... watch that Metallica movie some kind of monster... the Beatles would have needed months of dealing with each other to get back in a studio or on a stage for constructive music making again.george was already po'ed at his dealings in the music industry and here he is 7 years after his last real attempt at a major solo project not feeling much better and McCartney is still being McCartney.. there is nothing here of the Beatles magic.
Im 60 now, in the late 1960s when i was 7 or 8 i used to watch a hard days night on a small black and white tv. Mum used to have the radio on at all hours as tv would shut down for the afternoon.. We used to listen to the fab four and it was the happiest days of my life..when john and george died i was devestated..you cant go back in time but you canstill bring those old times to the present through media...id never seen this before and was glued to every nano second..when paul and ringo pass then i will feel truly alone with my memories.
Yeah maybe, but Paul always hams it up in front of the camera. You can tell George is barely able to contain his displeasure at having to play a "Beatle" again.
@@deemika I think Paul is just like that. I knew a guy in school with a similar temperament - always in a good mood, and sometimes that thing can get on your nerves. But it was George who invited them.
@@progmeup True. But George had progressed - mentally & spiritually - far beyond "Beatlemania" and couldn't be bothered to partake in a 3-Beatle Reunion unless it took place at his mansion.
George Harrison was one of the best guitar players to ever live. There wouldn't have been a Beatles without him! His catchy riffs in Beatle songs helped form rock music to what it is today. The most talented Beatle! Good call John Lennon.
George, as lead guitar player, was an integral part of the Beatles. But Paul was the best songwriter, singer and musician in the band. And he led the band from Sgt. Pepper onward, as Ringo confirmed, saying that The Beatles would've done half as many albums without Paul pushing them all.
How on earth can any of you call yourself Beatles fans if you claim to hate McCartney? If you hate anyone of them then you can't say you're a Beatles fan!
Absolutely - every group has to have a leader to hold them together and keep them on a path. Those who whine about Ringo's drumming or Paul assuming the role of boss simply betray their own lack of love for the group as a whole and their music.
Good for you. And if you find it in your heart to forgive them when the truth is out, you should continue to listen to their albums. 7 albums with the real JPM and six albums (starting with Sgt Pepper 1967) with William as JPM's replacement.
I disagree that they look like they hate Paul... nonsense.... Ringo is happy to be with them, George is always understated and Paul is his usually bubbly self. It looks like they had fun and their individual musical genius shines through. And yes, Ringo was the absolute backbeat with Paul for the Beatles... unique and brilliant, brilliant drummer
in the early vids notice that Paul always defers to John and enjoys when John gives him a nod...all the way though Hey Jude...so get over it, you haters, they were buddies and went through more than most of us will go through in several lifetimes......
@@olskzeri2723Paul has the same scar on his lip to this day since his famous ***December 26th 1965 moped accident*** which has naturally changed over a lifetime. A plastic surgeon would have had cut deep and rip open "Faul's lip in 1966 and we know that didn't happen as we would've noticed how deep and fresh it was. Like it was in 1965 again. Placing scars on lips to last a lifetime which changes over time (which it did) is not like putting on a never changing Lego piece. And there is the little matter of your so called lookalike who needed plastic surgery to look more like Paul (according to all the varying logistically impossible fantasies) yet somehow has a son James in 1977 with the***same droopy eyes, raised eyebrows and exact chin as 1963 Paul***And then when James becomes an older man is a doppelganger to Paul's brother Michael. Lol. Oh and Paul's ***"Granny"*** music as John liked to call it picks up at times in the 70s. His dad's music hall influences growing up (he even records his dad's only doing and gives it to him in the 70's as a present). His dad at Paul's 1969 small private wedding. Michael and Paul way in the background going to lunch not even knowing they are in the shot in Get Back, Paul buying that Scotland farm on June 17, 1966, etc. ==== He only got better at bass from 1966 onward because the times and music called for more complicated riffs. And you are comparing a baby fat Paul at 22 to a Paul with no baby fat in his mid then to late 20s. Also his style and facial hair changed as so did the rest of our culture did in 66 onward. And saying Paul is shorter than Faul is borderline retarded. Every single photo that those tin foil hat sites bring forward are forced perspective illusion photos which is a natural phenomenon when people are standing beside each other and one is standing slightly in front of each other. Take a photography course sometime as it happens every day. These tinfoil hat sites are fraudulent on purpose with the sole purpose of convincing the easily fooled that everyone else are the unthinking sheep. Do you really think they and all his friends and family are that stupid to call him Billy whenever cameras are around? It's part their dry British humor. But mostly their nickname for him since the early 60s when he would sign them into hotels and recording sessions as Billy Martin. You go into these sites and think you are doing research. Go learn about the Beatles. Listen to their music. There is no difference in his voice nor his creative voice and musical ability other than growing exponentially between 1962-1970.
Ölsk Zeri I don’t know if you’re trolling or just really dumb, but shut up. “William” was perhaps the greatest Beatle. But the only Beatles there ever were or ever will be are John, George, Paul, and Ringo. There is no way that Paul was ever replaced.
I love Ring's drumming style. He is always, consistently milliseconds behind the beat and it adds so much! Its such an original drumming style. Ringo is highly underrated for his contributions to all of the Beatles' songs, God bless 'im... He is still with us.
james woody so true! And the other Beatles always said that his playing was crucial to the band. They couldn’t even hear themselves at Shea Stadium. They could only hear Ringo’s beat.
I always hate when Ringo takes a hit about his drumming. Its from those that don't know. He was the perfect drummer for the Beatles. Just like Watt is for the Stones. No other drummer would have worked for the Beatles. Imagine Moon or Bonham trying to play for the Beatles. No, Ringo knew exactly what he was doing.....and he did it so well.
The magic is still in the voices. They're just missing John to make it complete. Watching this is kind of sad. The absolute best band ever, fading away...But, their music still reaches through generations. They're still beloved, and with good reason. No one is even remotely close to this day, and it's highly doubtful that anyone ever will be.
Oh no it will never fade even after the last two are gone. This band was so amazing. so iconic that even 50 yrs from now their recordings and albums will still be played and loved by generations to come.
The Beatles were like two different bands.. Hold your hand, penny lane ect... Then you get into Sgt Peppers and Lucy in the sky, day in the life... Then Abby road she’s so heavy come together, then soft again with the golden slumbers medley.. Then the home run helter skelter which many say was the beginning of heavy metal... What a band! To do what they did and NO one else could do that!
It's hard to comprehend that these guys just casually jamming with acoustic guitars like some local get together where responsible for changing music and culture like no other artist or band before them, they were phenomenal.
I feel like that's what they must have loved about this. Just being able to remove all the pretense of their achievements and "get back" to being some dudes who just loved to play.
Most people today will never fully realize just how extremely popular and extremely famous the Beatles were in their time circa 1960's. John, Paul George and Ringo, the "fab" four.
God, it's good to see + hear these three gentlemen together...I just thank God I was alive and aware of the Beatles during their heyday. Listening to their music for over 50 years, and I will until my time is over on this earth. 🎶🇬🇧🎸🥁
Notice how Ringo plays the snare - just barely behind the groove - to spread it out and make it bigger - instead of rushing the groove like most drummers do. This is part of what makes him great.
Just the sweetest/ saddest video. Ringo says at the end " I really enjoy hanging out with you guys" and sincerely means it. Paul pats him on the back in a very boomer, Northern man emotionally reticent way.( and says , I think " ahh chutchie face") I believe if this reunion were to happen today 2020, with all four of them, there would be long tight hugs and wet slobbery kisses. Those four men LOVED each other. I saw a video of Mick and Keef recently where they were reminising about the 60s and living in their flat in London. They were so adorable together. I so wish Paul and John could've had a moment like that as old men reminiscing.. Ahh well in heaven I suppose ❤
I think they chose the numbers they did because it was low pressure, covers like they did from late 50s/ very early 60s. In other words, nostalgia, the 'good old days'.
Just few years before George's death. It's beautiful and very lucky for us they filmed this gathering. 😊😊😊😊 Rip George &John Bless you & be well Ringo & Paul.😊😊😊😊
@@steveyork443 The one thing that Paul and George could agree on, in regards to a tour was, to quote Paul, 'there would be too big of a hole where John should be. I would look over to my left and instead of seeing John, there would be nothing, instead." And to quote George, "there can be no Beatle's re-union, so long as John Lennon remains dead." I think that covers things.
Extraordinary talented musicians,attractive personalities,Beings radiate positive energy and loving kindness. Ladies and Gentlemen the fu...ing BEATLES!!!!!!!!!!!!! John's spirit was there.... An unsurpassed musical phenomenon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If REAL Paul McCartney had been in this video of instead "Sir Paul" (William) there would have been much better chemistry and jams. Instead we got a "reunion" with no love or chemistry.
The sheer amount of talent is palpable between the 3 of them. I think that John Lennon would have made it possible years before, but none of us would ever know. What a lovely video
@@olskzeri2723 William who? I can't believe there are still people who believe that nonsense. George and Paul were Quarrymen in their youth. George at 14, Paul 15.
They wouldn't have been. It was paul who wrote more than 1/2 of the Beatles tunes even though they are listed lennon/McCartney. Paul did most of Sgt. Pepper, and had the idea to (be a different band) it was Paul who held the group together after Brian died and John was on heroin. And the all said it was Paul who kept getting them all back in the studio to work always like a business. So without Paul, there would be no Beatles.- I think you can only say that about Ringo and George even though it's hard and they're both great and they added a lot I think those are the only two that maybe you could switch one of them out and it still would have been the Beatles
It's so nice to see the remaining Beatles together for the last time. You can see how close they still were and what a top notch live act they still were. Rings is spot on with his rhythms and steady tempo. Not one mistake despite rhythm and tempo changes. George with steady harmony and lead guitar lines, and ole Paul singin' his heart out. Lovely.
So nice seeing them laid back & enjoying each others company. Listening to them just fooling around with some light hearted tunes makes you wonder about all the totally mind boggling music that they made as the Beatles! Especially considering that they were only together as a cohesive band for a very short time period. Hands down the best rock band of all time........ RIP John & Geroge.
It's such a shame that George was only alive for another 7 and a half years or so after this before he died (RIP George x) - George Martin said that when he met the Beatles he had this feeling like he didn't want them to go away, I get this feeling when just watching this clip, that was one of the biggest appeals of The Beatles, you just wanted more of them - imagine what it would've been like with John Lennon there as well!! For me they'll always be the greatest XXX
Well... it is just the fact that George and Ringo were reunited with "Sir Paul" (William) and this is just a charade. Too many people hype this up as "Fab three" because they do not understand that Bill was only with them from late 1966-1970.
Yes, that is heartbreaking when Ringo says "I really like hanging out with you". He is so vulnerable there. Paul gives him a nice pat from an old mate, bless him, but you get the impression that Ring was on the verge of tears...
No sabemos realmente cuantas veces se habrán reunido (como en esta ocasión) a disfrutar de la gran amistad que los unía y por supuesto a disfrutar de lo que sabían hacer magistralmente!!! Música!!! Excelente video!! Tom thank you very much !!
Great to see this again. Beyond being the Beatles to just 3 old friends hanging out together having a good time with no BS or pressure. Just enjoying each others company. 👍✌️
Take notes kids. This is how great bands are put together. Good jam sessions with good buddies. It’s the fame, egos and fortune that destroys it over the years as time goes on. It unfortunately cost Johns life. We miss the jam sessions too Ringo. We miss THE BEATLES. R.I.P John and George.
Except that William, George and Ringo never were good friends. William became a new bandmate under very strange and dark circumstances (JPM's death late 1966) so it is hard to judge "Billy Shears" and "Fab two" for lacking chemistry in this video. So i disagree 100 procent that this is "how you do it". Beatles did the wrong thing late 1966. And as only Ringo is still alive 2020 from the Fab four glory (touring) years it is hard to pretend that everything went well with The Beatles... RIP James Paul McCartney, RIP John Lennon and RIP George Harrison. "Shea stadium in America 65 ? Before my time"-"Sir Paul" (ON camera)
The fact that this "hanging out" of the lads happened, make me happy. I hope Paul and Ringo are very close today. BTW Paul´s and Geroge´s voice blend heavenly and prefectly beautiful. Massive Love for each and all of them.
To break your naive Disney-fantasy: George only did this for the money, not because he enjoyed the company of controlfreak "Sir Paul" (William). This was not a real reunion considering Harrison is the only one of theese three men having started out in The Quarrymen. This was only "Billy Shears" with "Fab two". A charade without love or chemistry. Ringo can not be so close with William in theese days since he ignored William's fake birthday this year on Instagram and instead promoted his own birthday. If you love each and everyone of them, then get into your head that they were FIVE in total (altough not at the same time): John, Paul, George, Ringo and last member in: William.
I honestly believe that had John not been murdered, The Beatles would have reunited and played at Live Aid.
Studa Baker Could you even imagine that?! Holy shit, that would have been moment of the millennium!
you made me cry inside
😭😭😭😭 that vid exists in an alternate universe
They totally would have stole queens spot light if they did
Eddy Shaw nope, the Beatles had great songs but they were never a modern touring band after 1968. They didn’t have a bombastic presence like Queen did, so it’s hard to imagine them stealing anything from Queen as Queen were a seasoned touring band with an animated frontman who knew how to play to huge stadiums and reach the people in the back row. There were many great acts at live aid but Queen stood out because they were a visual band in a way the four lads in suits just couldn’t have done.
I almost cried as ringo said"i like hangin out with you guys"
hanghang71 - of all the Beatles, Ringo missed the comradery the most. Watching him through LET IT BE was like watching a kid see his family slowly falling apart.
Me too
hanghang71 fuck!!! Me too....
I read this comment first, then I watch the video. I almost cried. It was a very honest and I’m sure Ringo love this family.
So did i
Ringo can play his umbrella, his bicycle, and now his knees. What a legend! Jokes aside, RIP John and George
And RIP Paul McCartney.
@@olskzeri2723 🤡🤡🤡
RIP James Paul McCartney (1942-1966).
@@justiceforjamespaulmccartney I love you, Justice and Ölsk! You're my heroes
And you with your self.
Three of the four most talented musicians ever.
Yeah shame about Peter tork.
Two
The greatest part is the end when Ringo says “It’s been really beautiful and moving. I like hangin out with you guys.” It’s obviously so heartfelt.
Ringo was and will always be, a righteous dude. 😎
first time I watched it I totally thought he was being sarcastic
I love their version of Aint She Sweet! Fun..
The fact that Paul’s only response was to pat him on the shoulder😭💀
Ringo is always the emotional beatle 💖
At 6:02 I cried a little when George said to Ringo "I'll see you in the next 40 years"
I miss George 😢
Their spirits will live on forever
Ahh but they were always super close right to the last thing George said to him from when Ringo last visited him ever. Makes me cry every time.
And just 7 years later he died ;-;
@Harsh Shinde you wish Ringo dead you fuking scab
we all do,thats 4 sure,john,too!
The song they started with at 00:00 ("Raunchy") was what George played for his audition into the Beatles.
Yes! Good catch. And George was like 14 or so.
Technically the Quarrymen, but correct!
People keep saying it was the Duane Eddy version, it wasn't it was Bill Justice from 57.
@@OldSkoolWax Yes! My dad had the Bill Justis ‘45 and I grew up listening to it. It was great hearing the boys here do their version.
I did not know this, thanks for clarifying!
6:22 I think Paul was a little choked when Ringo said he liked hangin’ out with them 🥰. Paul responds with a strained “Little choo choo face’
@@Pharoset Yes, that is what I thought it was, Ringo was the voice to Thomas the Tank Engine
Actually it's "Little Chu-Chi Face", it was a common expressoin when I was young in the 60s. There's a song called that in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
@@gazzie12000
You're my little chuchi face
And you're my teddy beeeear
1994 doesn’t seem like an eternity ago. But in 1994, it was closer to the time of the Beatles than we are now to 1994. It’s crazy to think about.
Wait..That makes me old then!
We are now in 2019. Last Beatles album 1970.
1994 is 25 years after The Beatles last recorded a song together. 2019 is 25 years after this reunion
I saw Beatles reunion and automatically assumed it was Paul and Ringo, but oh hey it's George!
Saw McC in 94 at Giants on Hope of D tour. Had front row center aisle ticket. Got a wink and a nod from Paul when I arrived late. Nice guy.
Ringo could play the knees like no other.
Yep, he's the bees knees.
@Imight Realperson then who was the best?
@Corey TH-cam Channel who's pete?
Apparently Ringo wasn't even the best drummer in the Beatles.... lol
@@waynej2608 no, he's Ringos knees...
"I like hangin` out with you guys." -- Ringo has such a good heart.
The smile that George gives Paul at 0:11 🎙️🎸 they did have differences but they were like brothers.
No, it was no real chemistry between George and William.
@@OlskZeri-qm4ce🤡
@@OlskZeri-qm4cePaul has the same scar on his lip to this day since his famous ***December 26th 1965 moped accident*** which has naturally changed over a lifetime.
A plastic surgeon would have had cut deep and rip open "Faul's lip in 1966 and we know that didn't happen as we would've noticed how deep and fresh it was. Like it was in 1965 again. Placing scars on lips to last a lifetime which changes over time (which it did) is not like putting on a never changing Lego piece.
And there is the little matter of your so called lookalike who needed plastic surgery to look more like Paul (according to all the varying logistically impossible fantasies) yet somehow has a son James in 1977 with the***same droopy eyes, raised eyebrows and exact chin as 1963 Paul***And then when James becomes an older man is a doppelganger to Paul's brother Michael. Lol.
Oh and Paul's ***"Granny"*** music as John liked to call it picks up at times in the 70s. His dad's music hall influences growing up (he even records his dad's only doing and gives it to him in the 70's as a present). His dad at Paul's 1969 small private wedding. Michael and Paul way in the background going to lunch not even knowing they are in the shot in Get Back, Paul buying that Scotland farm on June 17, 1966, etc.
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He only got better at bass from 1966 onward because the times and music called for more complicated riffs.
And you are comparing a baby fat Paul at 22 to a Paul with no baby fat in his mid then to late 20s. Also his style and facial hair changed as so did the rest of our culture did in 66 onward.
And saying Paul is shorter than Faul is borderline retarded. Every single photo that those tin foil hat sites bring forward are forced perspective illusion photos which is a natural phenomenon when people are standing beside each other and one is standing slightly in front of each other. Take a photography course sometime as it happens every day.
These tinfoil hat sites are fraudulent on purpose with the sole purpose of convincing the easily fooled that everyone else are the unthinking sheep.
Do you really think they and all his friends and family are that stupid to call him Billy whenever cameras are around? It's part their dry British humor. But mostly their nickname for him since the early 60s when he would sign them into hotels and recording sessions as Billy Martin.
You go into these sites and think you are doing research. Go learn about the Beatles. Listen to their music. There is no difference in his voice nor his creative voice and musical ability other than growing exponentially between 1962-1970.
1:48 Ringo arms folded laid back then jumps straight into the beat ...LEGEND
BRITISH BULLDOG HAHAHA FANTASTIC
Paul hints him with his eyes.
@Paul McCartney Paul how are you man
Solid , and,when required-everybit as heavy as Bonham
@Paul McCartney love the jams with U3...thank you All.
As George Harrison said; "there will be no Beatles reunion as long as John Lennon remains dead". (His words, not mine; although I totally agree.)
And now sadly he's gone way too young. His son looks just like him though. And there's Julian & Sean. All three of them are good musicians. But hell Paul will be 78 this month & Ringo will be 80 in July, man that sucker looks good for his age. He doesn't look a day over 60. I have never really gotten over John's senseless death. My wife's a New Yorker so I've been to the Dakota & Strawberry fields several times. Played a few gigs in the Big Apple too. I love New York City. Have a good one. Be safe. Peace, M.A.
@@themanren I hear you. I grew up near Boston, used to visit NYC with a best friend on weekends. Went to the Fillmore East & saw Poco and Linda Ronstadt (before anyone knew her!), and saw the Dakota often, but never John or Yoko. Sadly, my buddy is now gone and so is Lennon. But as much as people hated Yoko, I think she did a superb job with Strawberry Feilds. To me it's a perfect tribute to John. Rock on.
Paul Said, John was a Big Hole to fill
Paul has said even if John had lived it would never have happened .
@@themanren Zak Starkey, Ringo's son it's too, a great drummer, played with Oasis and The Who
I truly have never seen a person play the ukulele and make it sound as good as George Harrison.......and he plays it so effortlessly
There's a great string shop in New York called Mandolin Brothers that sells very high end, vintage string instruments. A friend of mine worked there in the 80's and talked about Harrison just walking in one day and playing a bunch of ukes, then buying a couple. The guy said he had to fight his fan-boy urges really hard. Everyone was cool, though, and just let him hang around. He was very quiet and unassuming.
He seems to always had have a few in his boot when on a visit.....
I really wished he had have sang more while a member. Love his voice
@@HamiltonRb I feel the exact same...I really liked his voice on his solo stuff and TW
A very bluesy uke to boot. Lotta twang. Real good
At 5:13 you really see Paul and George enjoying each others company and making music together. And while they for sure had there public squabbles. They truly thought of each other as brothers and like all siblings you fight and make up. And just this performance really showed that after 37 years they still had that bond even till death when Paul bought a house for George to stay in while he was getting chemo. They had a true brotherly friendship and just that little end of the video really shows that love they had for each other even if it was sometimes sour : )
george had to suppress his songwriting talent in the beatles and I think there was always a bit of resentment about that -
@@otherworld11 yes well While My Guitar Gently Weeps almost didn’t happen because according to George; Paul and John didn’t take the song seriously and didn’t bother to learn the chords until George invited Clapton in to help record
George wrote some of the best songs of their short career.
Lo cual demuestra q solo necesitaban un año sabático desgraciadamente el impulso de la juventud los precipitó a una ruptura brusca .
George was a great guitarrist!
And ukulele player! *_*
Well..i tried me best!! 😂😂😁😊👍👍❤💗💓
Best guitarist of all time
A great guitarist for the greatest band in history
No shit
This is beautiful and painful at the same time.
Imagine John with his own podcast/Twitter, and George having a TH-cam channel dedicated to growing plants.
I would Listen and watch Both
Why do I get the feeling that John would be posting silly videos on TikTok 😂
Imagine
Considering John's humor, can you imagine what he'll do when he discovers Twitter??? He would have a field day!!! Lol
🤪🤣🥺
1:13
Ringo: Stares at the two boys as they compete with each other
Ringo: Stares at the camera, here they go again
Ringo with "Sir Paul" (William) and George.
@@olskzeri2723 "William" hahahahah
It’s beautiful how at 5:29 Paul and George, without missing a beat, automatically harmonize on “Ain’t She Sweet.” That’s what happens when great musicians and great friends make music together.
Great friends? The only one who enjoyed it was Ringo. Just look at George's face, to intuit his tiredness. Paul was urged to sign peace with the remaining Beatles, and not be like the one that ended the group.
They just go through some standards that they played over and over - before they rose to world stardom.
@@coleccionartestore2949 You obviously know nothing about the Beatles. They had their disagreements, but they did love each other and you can see it if you have the heart and eye to know what you are looking at. And John was the one who broke the group up, even though Paul made it official. George was always a disinterested type after the break-up as he preferred to live in the moment, but numerous interviews (of him and his wife) showed that he appreciated the legacy and whole heartedly joined in the Anthology project, although two new songs were about his limit. The fact that he hosted the group in this clip says a lot.
@Me, Also Me You think The Beatles wrote Ain't She Sweet? Oh dear!
@Me, Also Me That's quite an over reaction isn't it? Are you always so hyper sensitive? A normal person would just realise they made a mistake and accept it.
This video was shot at Friar Park, which was George Harrison's home. George loved the ukulele and had many of them. Tom Petty said that he and George used to stay up all night playing ukuleles together.
When the Beatles split up George Harrison released the first solo album of the ex-members, which immediately shot to the number one billboard slot around the world. Same thing with his next few albums. With Lennon gone, Paul actually asked George if he wanted to write some songs together. Obviously that didn't happen so we know what George's answer was, although I am sure that negative answer was delivered with humor and love, because that was George and because these guys really did love each other.
And before anyone gets too down on Paul, when George was dying of cancer he heard about a new treatment at UCLA, and it was Paul who put up the cash for a very private and very expensive home in L.A. so George could be near his treatments. Paul, really a modest guy, would never say anything about it, I learned about it from an interview with Olivia Harrison.
@MrLizardisle Yes -- You are so right about that.
The hate Paul receives from so called beatles "fans" is disgusting. When you look at the facts, it seems there is nothing he wouldn't do for the ones he loves. I mean, just look at how he looked after lennons first son. The man is a beautiful human being.
@MrLizardisle Boy, you ain’t kidding. Can you imagine?
Um, no, not quite: "George Harrison released the first solo album of the ex-members"
John privately announced he was leaving the Beatles mid-September 1969 (and recorded nothing further for the Beatles), but it was kept a secret for 7 months, when Paul spilled the beans the following April after some bad blood (Klein, Spector, the others "telling" Paul to delay his solo debut album to make room for LET IT BE, after he'd already delayed it for Ringo's debut solo album).
1969.12.12 John LIVE PEACE IN TORONTO 1969
1970.03.27 Ringo SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY
1970.04.17 Paul MCCARTNEY
1970 05.08 Beatles LET IT BE
1970.09.25 Ringo BEAUCOUPS OF BLUES
1970.11.27 George ALL THINGS MUST PASS
1970.12.11 John JOHN LENNON/PLASTIC ONO BAND
John had released 3 solo hit singles prior to ATMP: "Give Peace a Chance", "Cold Turkey", and "Instant Karma".
George says @ 3:16 that "THIS is Candlestick Park"....it wasn't shot at Friar Park.
They had a bond that could never be undone. Beyond everything, even death. True love and care for one another. "All my loving" for John, Paul, George and Ringo.
But it was a myth that they were four from start to finish. They were five in total altough not at the same time. John, Paul, George, Ringo and last member in William.
Concordo com vc eles sao o melhor dos melhores
I cried when I heard George say, “I’ll see you in the next 40 years” and when Ringo said “I like hanging with you guys.” 😪😪😪
I'm trying to imagine how this reunion could have been with John.
It'd wonferful.
Imagine theres no mark david chapman........
totally electric and magical.
Janis Hirschi can we not say his name?? He murdered John for attention and by saying it, we give it to him.
With Yoko at Side
Just imagine that reunion with John. It’s great to see Paul, George and Ringo singing together, but there is something sad in the atmosphere because one is missing.
Yeah I think this is why this was the only time they got together to make some music for a bit. Paul said that John would be the one who always showed up late to the recording sessions, and to see that he isnt there and knowing he won't be is just sad in a way. I think it reminded them of John.
Yoko would have showed up with him and ruined it.
@@boataxe4605 come on, Yoko never was my kind of person but to put the blame on her that the Beatles broke up is bollocks.
John had enough to be a beatle and George was not that happy as well.
Even if she wasn't the reason for that she would have ruined the experience for us!
Otto Carson this happens every Christmas to every family....
“I like hanging out with you guys”-Ringo.. why did that line at the very end hit me so hard.
It's straight from the heart and we all have known people whom we felt this way about.
To say that these guys “hated” each other is ridiculous. They were brothers and if 1 gets harassed the other 2 will gladly defend them.
George and Ringo didn't like William's charade as Paul McCartney.
@@olskzeri2723 troll
all of the stories massively exaggerated by the media or completely made up.
George is quiet because he is very serious when jamming with his old mates.
because he was bored.
He is always quiet
he had mixed feelings about the reunion without John. They scrapped working on a third song for the Anthology. He wanted to leave after the first jam in this video. They were suppose to jam and record more but ended up sitting outside with the ukeleles and doing the casual thing
Just do the short version. Lol.
George is quiet because he sees McCartney steamrolling and overpowering the situation. the longstanding alienation between them is immediately in the room and George is waiting for a humility and spontaneity from Macca that just isn't going to happen.
this isn't brain surgery... watch that Metallica movie some kind of monster... the Beatles would have needed months of dealing with each other to get back in a studio or on a stage for constructive music making again.george was already po'ed at his dealings in the music industry and here he is 7 years after his last real attempt at a major solo project not feeling much better and McCartney is still being McCartney.. there is nothing here of the Beatles magic.
Only 3 Beatles making music and they are Wonderful.
Im 60 now, in the late 1960s when i was 7 or 8 i used to watch a hard days night on a small black and white tv. Mum used to have the radio on at all hours as tv would shut down for the afternoon.. We used to listen to the fab four and it was the happiest days of my life..when john and george died i was devestated..you cant go back in time but you canstill bring those old times to the present through media...id never seen this before and was glued to every nano second..when paul and ringo pass then i will feel truly alone with my memories.
you werent like me and watched the beatles toon on saturday mornings? i think i saw help before i saw a hard days night
It is hard to believe this was nearly 30 years ago. I still remember anticipating the Anthology Series to be released.
You can see how happy Paul was. I think he missed his mates. Thanks for sharing this.
Yeah maybe, but Paul always hams it up in front of the camera. You can tell George is barely able to contain his displeasure at having to play a "Beatle" again.
@@deemika I think Paul is just like that. I knew a guy in school with a similar temperament - always in a good mood, and sometimes that thing can get on your nerves. But it was George who invited them.
@@progmeup True. But George had progressed - mentally & spiritually - far beyond "Beatlemania" and couldn't be bothered to partake in a 3-Beatle Reunion unless it took place at his mansion.
If only John was there...
F
If only
It’s sad knowing the four of them was never in the same room as each other after the break up.
George looks as if he wishes HE wasn't there!
If john was there, yoko will probably be there too
George Harrison was one of the best guitar players to ever live. There wouldn't have been a Beatles without him! His catchy riffs in Beatle songs helped form rock music to what it is today. The most talented Beatle! Good call John Lennon.
George, as lead guitar player, was an integral part of the Beatles. But Paul was the best songwriter, singer and musician in the band. And he led the band from Sgt. Pepper onward, as Ringo confirmed, saying that The Beatles would've done half as many albums without Paul pushing them all.
They are part of my life.
And yet you think they were only four...
I swear Ringo could have stepped right in and done a tour. He was ready for anything.
The guy is ageless
Never heard of the All Starr Band?
Saw Ringo in concert last year from right in front of the stage. It was AWESOME!!
How on earth can any of you call yourself Beatles fans if you claim to hate McCartney? If you hate anyone of them then you can't say you're a Beatles fan!
Some people are brain dead
Paul is God
Absolutely - every group has to have a leader to hold them together and keep them on a path. Those who whine about Ringo's drumming or Paul assuming the role of boss simply betray their own lack of love for the group as a whole and their music.
I'm a John, Ringo, George fan.
And if anyone hates Pete Best?
Am 67 years old and will
Always Love the Beatles
Was not for them I would have.
Never played guitar. 🎸👍
Good for you. And if you find it in your heart to forgive them when the truth is out, you should continue to listen to their albums.
7 albums with the real JPM and six albums (starting with Sgt Pepper 1967) with William as JPM's replacement.
Brothers,friends,family and love. This is The Beatles.
They were not brothers. "Sir Paul" (William) did not even count as a real Beatle. Hence Georges comments about "Fab...Fab three".
25 years ago this was made, 25 years before that the beatles were together
Really puts things into perspective
me thinks they met in 57'
I disagree that they look like they hate Paul... nonsense.... Ringo is happy to be with them, George is always understated and Paul is his usually bubbly self. It looks like they had fun and their individual musical genius shines through. And yes, Ringo was the absolute backbeat with Paul for the Beatles... unique and brilliant, brilliant drummer
totally totally agree
They love him but sometimes it's like with family ,stop being a tit love.
Paul can be a total arse though.
If George didn't want you at his house, you weren't going to be there. He had a poem written on a sign in his garden to that effect.
in the early vids notice that Paul always defers to John and enjoys when John gives him a nod...all the way though Hey Jude...so get over it, you haters, they were buddies and went through more than most of us will go through in several lifetimes......
The Beatles is all about the embodiment of Friendship, Brotherhood, Family, and eternal love among themselves. True Legend.
....and the coverup of a bandmates death, lies, symbolism, deception, clues and infighting.
Do not paint "rainbows" over Beatles history.
True Brothers
@@olskzeri2723Paul has the same scar on his lip to this day since his famous ***December 26th 1965 moped accident*** which has naturally changed over a lifetime.
A plastic surgeon would have had cut deep and rip open "Faul's lip in 1966 and we know that didn't happen as we would've noticed how deep and fresh it was. Like it was in 1965 again. Placing scars on lips to last a lifetime which changes over time (which it did) is not like putting on a never changing Lego piece.
And there is the little matter of your so called lookalike who needed plastic surgery to look more like Paul (according to all the varying logistically impossible fantasies) yet somehow has a son James in 1977 with the***same droopy eyes, raised eyebrows and exact chin as 1963 Paul***And then when James becomes an older man is a doppelganger to Paul's brother Michael. Lol.
Oh and Paul's ***"Granny"*** music as John liked to call it picks up at times in the 70s. His dad's music hall influences growing up (he even records his dad's only doing and gives it to him in the 70's as a present). His dad at Paul's 1969 small private wedding. Michael and Paul way in the background going to lunch not even knowing they are in the shot in Get Back, Paul buying that Scotland farm on June 17, 1966, etc.
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He only got better at bass from 1966 onward because the times and music called for more complicated riffs.
And you are comparing a baby fat Paul at 22 to a Paul with no baby fat in his mid then to late 20s. Also his style and facial hair changed as so did the rest of our culture did in 66 onward.
And saying Paul is shorter than Faul is borderline retarded. Every single photo that those tin foil hat sites bring forward are forced perspective illusion photos which is a natural phenomenon when people are standing beside each other and one is standing slightly in front of each other. Take a photography course sometime as it happens every day.
These tinfoil hat sites are fraudulent on purpose with the sole purpose of convincing the easily fooled that everyone else are the unthinking sheep.
Do you really think they and all his friends and family are that stupid to call him Billy whenever cameras are around? It's part their dry British humor. But mostly their nickname for him since the early 60s when he would sign them into hotels and recording sessions as Billy Martin.
You go into these sites and think you are doing research. Go learn about the Beatles. Listen to their music. There is no difference in his voice nor his creative voice and musical ability other than growing exponentially between 1962-1970.
5:21 Ringo - he's a beatle again
Ringo is a true Beatle unlike William.
Ölsk Zeri i still dont believe people like you exist
Ölsk Zeri oh boy not you 🙄🙄
Ölsk Zeri I don’t know if you’re trolling or just really dumb, but shut up. “William” was perhaps the greatest Beatle. But the only Beatles there ever were or ever will be are John, George, Paul, and Ringo. There is no way that Paul was ever replaced.
@Paul McCartney bruh
They could've given Ringo a bongo or something when on the lawn...
Or a bong :)))
And a blanket.
@@youngchool Ohhh... so much to do on a blanket on a lawn ^^
Well, he had a ukulele case standing right next to him...
vivaldesque i think they should’ve given him a bicycle or an umbrella instead.
I love Ring's drumming style. He is always, consistently milliseconds behind the beat and it adds so much! Its such an original drumming style. Ringo is highly underrated for his contributions to all of the Beatles' songs, God bless 'im... He is still with us.
james woody so true! And the other Beatles always said that his playing was crucial to the band. They couldn’t even hear themselves at Shea Stadium. They could only hear Ringo’s beat.
ringo has always been my favorite. not just for the drumming but also for his songs.
It's his left hand on a right handed kit
I always hate when Ringo takes a hit about his drumming. Its from those that don't know. He was the perfect drummer for the Beatles. Just like Watt is for the Stones. No other drummer would have worked for the Beatles. Imagine Moon or Bonham trying to play for the Beatles. No, Ringo knew exactly what he was doing.....and he did it so well.
He was John's first choice for those early solo tracks...Ringo and Klaus V. On bass. Just listen to the song "Oh Well". Swampy!!!
Closest we ever got to a full Beatles reunion
Very far from being a real reunion since Paul and John was not there.
George never looked entirely comfortable in these scenes, Paul doing his best not to irritate or annoy George
????
Of course George didn't like doing this with William pretending to be Paul McCartney.
@@olskzeri2723
Ha!
I agree- he had outgrown his role in the beatles
The magic is still in the voices. They're just missing John to make it complete.
Watching this is kind of sad. The absolute best band ever, fading away...But, their music still reaches through generations. They're still beloved, and with good reason. No one is even remotely close to this day, and it's highly doubtful that anyone ever will be.
Oh no it will never fade even after the last two are gone. This band was so amazing. so iconic that even 50 yrs from now their recordings and albums will still be played and loved by generations to come.
Preach. Couldn't've been said better ;) .
Agreed...John's voice would have been a welcome harmony
rklewis2 , especially Ringo’s.
The Beatles were like two different bands.. Hold your hand, penny lane ect... Then you get into Sgt Peppers and Lucy in the sky, day in the life... Then Abby road she’s so heavy come together, then soft again with the golden slumbers medley.. Then the home run helter skelter which many say was the beginning of heavy metal... What a band! To do what they did and NO one else could do that!
It's hard to comprehend that these guys just casually jamming with acoustic guitars like some local get together where responsible for changing music and culture like no other artist or band before them, they were phenomenal.
I feel like that's what they must have loved about this. Just being able to remove all the pretense of their achievements and "get back" to being some dudes who just loved to play.
29 years later, we're still talking and loving their music and personalities as if time has never passed.
The FAB 4 are the greatest Band all time. They changed the music world. They were always in advanced.
Most people today will never fully realize just how extremely popular and extremely famous the Beatles were in their time circa 1960's. John, Paul George and Ringo, the "fab" four.
Sure they will; there are a million videos on TH-cam to show them.
It's a shame John missed his flight. It would've been great to have all four of them there.
A "joke" or just ignorance?
Same old John, always late
Yeah John plays by his own rules.. Oh well, maybe next time
@@markg6860 a "wooooosh" or just trolling?
mark g a nicer way to look at him being dead, making a next time seem possible
George was an incredible ukulele player!
God, it's good to see + hear these three gentlemen together...I just thank God I was alive and aware of the Beatles during their heyday. Listening to their music for over 50 years, and I will until my time is over on this earth. 🎶🇬🇧🎸🥁
"Billy Shears" with Fab Two.
it just looks like 3 guys just having fun and jamming like the old days though they're aware that they need john.
Notice how Ringo plays the snare - just barely behind the groove - to spread it out and make it bigger - instead of rushing the groove like most drummers do.
This is part of what makes him great.
I assume that snare would be the one from his first Ludwig kit that he uses today
"Notice how I read some stuff about Ringo's drumming and I'm gonna repeat it here so people will think I'm really shmaht."
It depends on the vibe you're going for. In something metal you'd want to be exactly on the groove. I feel you though!
Wasn't it because he was a left hand player, playing a right hand kit?
Just the sweetest/ saddest video. Ringo says at the end " I really enjoy hanging out with you guys" and sincerely means it. Paul pats him on the back in a very boomer, Northern man emotionally reticent way.( and says , I think " ahh chutchie face") I believe if this reunion were to happen today 2020, with all four of them, there would be long tight hugs and wet slobbery kisses. Those four men LOVED each other. I saw a video of Mick and Keef recently where they were reminising about the 60s and living in their flat in London. They were so adorable together. I so wish Paul and John could've had a moment like that as old men reminiscing.. Ahh well in heaven I suppose ❤
I love Ringo's drumming. Understated and in the pocket.
if this went on for three ours I would watch every second of it. they are just magical together even just hanging out.
There is a longer version of this reunion on TH-cam somewhere. I watched it a while back. Hope you can find it!
photographerjonathan yeah me too!
Do you mean three ours and not three yours?😆😉
"Here Comes The Sun" would have been a good idea, since they were the only three Beatles who played on it anyway.
verdade... true
That’s kinda depressing
Or I, Me, Mine
Apart from which it's an awesomely brilliant song. All time fave for this fan.
I think they chose the numbers they did because it was low pressure, covers like they did from late 50s/ very early 60s. In other words, nostalgia, the 'good old days'.
If John were still with us, this is exactly what they would have done. A back to the basics acoustic set, perfect!.
25 years after they broke up. A Great reunion for the Beatles Anthology album and film collection.
Just few years before George's death. It's beautiful and very lucky for us they filmed this gathering. 😊😊😊😊
Rip George &John
Bless you & be well Ringo & Paul.😊😊😊😊
Too bad they didn t do a tour after Anthology came out. Would have had to twist George s arm.
@@steveyork443 The one thing that Paul and George could agree on, in regards to a tour was, to quote Paul, 'there would be too big of a hole where John should be. I would look over to my left and instead of seeing John, there would be nothing, instead."
And to quote George, "there can be no Beatle's re-union, so long as John Lennon remains dead."
I think that covers things.
7 years before George sadly died.
I miss Harrison. ..
George
Thanks for clearing up which Harrison you were talking about.
@@johnnyhammer I almost thought he was talking about Harrison Ford
I love the way Harrison picks
First song is “Raunchy” which got George into the band, played on a bus, at Paul’s behest, for John.
Both songs they played at this jam were written by men named Bill. And in this video played by another "Bill" ("Sir Paul"=William).
Nothing like a little bit of country to start off a short reunion. The Beatles are and will always be my favorite band.
Extraordinary talented musicians,attractive personalities,Beings radiate positive energy and loving kindness.
Ladies and Gentlemen the fu...ing BEATLES!!!!!!!!!!!!! John's spirit was there....
An unsurpassed musical phenomenon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Those were the days. I love the Beatles.
They lay it down HARD at 0:35. Nobody jams harder than the Beatles
If REAL Paul McCartney had been in this video of instead "Sir Paul" (William) there would have been much better chemistry and jams.
Instead we got a "reunion" with no love or chemistry.
@@olskzeri1476 Do you still believe that Paul McCartney died in 1966? If you still do, then you're straight up stupid.
I am elated that George, Paul, and Ringo played as good buddies.
The sheer amount of talent is palpable between the 3 of them. I think that John Lennon would have made it possible years before, but none of us would ever know. What a lovely video
George and Paul harmonizing again. It's been a long time,😇
"Sir Paul" (William) never played with George in his youth.
@@olskzeri2723 They went to the same school, hung out, snuck off to play guitar. Paul is NOT William.
@@dianesaari3034 After 1966, exit Paul, enter Faul.
@@gaylealleluia8392 Paul never died in 66. That myth has been disproved many times over. Same as many other myths.
@@olskzeri2723 William who? I can't believe there are still people who believe that nonsense. George and Paul were Quarrymen in their youth. George at 14, Paul 15.
Paul is a musician of rare and unique talents. Can't imagine what the Beatles might have been without him.
They wouldn't have been. It was paul who wrote more than 1/2 of the Beatles tunes even though they are listed lennon/McCartney. Paul did most of Sgt. Pepper, and had the idea to (be a different band) it was Paul who held the group together after Brian died and John was on heroin. And the all said it was Paul who kept getting them all back in the studio to work always like a business. So without Paul, there would be no Beatles.- I think you can only say that about Ringo and George even though it's hard and they're both great and they added a lot I think those are the only two that maybe you could switch one of them out and it still would have been the Beatles
You don't have to.
Nothing
@@TheTriplelman You're totally wrong about Paul writing more than 1/2 of their songs.
They all were. That's why they were The Beatles.
It's so nice to see the remaining Beatles together for the last time. You can see how close they still were and what a top notch live act they still were. Rings is spot on with his rhythms and steady tempo. Not one mistake despite rhythm and tempo changes. George with steady harmony and lead guitar lines, and ole Paul singin' his heart out. Lovely.
So nice seeing them laid back & enjoying each others company. Listening to them just fooling around with some light hearted tunes makes you wonder about all the totally mind boggling music that they made as the Beatles! Especially considering that they were only together as a cohesive band for a very short time period. Hands down the best rock band of all time........ RIP John & Geroge.
As time goes by, they're still the best of the best
Cream de la Cream
I wish Paul and George had recorded some song's then they did this. All the Beatles harmonized so amazingly
6:02
1994: George says “I’ll see you in the next 40 years
2001: *dies 😭😭😭
Raymond Nguyen so dingos got 14 years left in em.🧐
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@@ilikechocolatealot6355 *dingo*
@@ilikechocolatealot6355 *ognir
@@engagementengagement8836 gSSDHHSG i love your name and pfp so much lmao
It's such a shame that George was only alive for another 7 and a half years or so after this before he died (RIP George x) - George Martin said that when he met the Beatles he had this feeling like he didn't want them to go away, I get this feeling when just watching this clip, that was one of the biggest appeals of The Beatles, you just wanted more of them - imagine what it would've been like with John Lennon there as well!! For me they'll always be the greatest XXX
If George hadn't been stabbed by that lunatic he still might be with us. I always believed It helped spread his cancer.
@@robertsaul234He was stabbed in the chest, wasn't he? I think that caused one of his lungs to collapse (?)
Love that version of Blue Moon of Kentucky! "Before Elvis, there was nothing." - John Lennon
This is lovely. 😊❤️ I’m watching this in 2020.
Well... it is just the fact that George and Ringo were reunited with "Sir Paul" (William) and this is just a charade.
Too many people hype this up as "Fab three" because they do not understand that Bill was only with them from late 1966-1970.
@@olskzeri2723 piss off
me too
george still nails it
Paul bossy? George quiet, showing he didn’t want to be there? Come on. Paul was being Paul and George was George.
George was always quiet, John and Paul were the driving force behind the Beatles..
@Greg Hubbard whoosh
And Ringo being a complete Ringo!!! Joins in and brings it all together.
@Joy Stinson they did the Anthelogy because George needed the money
Redrum nothing says a Beatles fan like insulting a member of The Beatles
They could make music with anything, and still sounds like a hymn. Geniuses!
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Me: crying all the time
Me when Ringo says the last quote: Desperate
You: Emo.
Yes, that is heartbreaking when Ringo says "I really like hanging out with you". He is so vulnerable there. Paul gives him a nice pat from an old mate, bless him, but you get the impression that Ring was on the verge of tears...
No sabemos realmente cuantas veces se habrán reunido (como en esta ocasión) a disfrutar de la gran amistad que los unía y por supuesto a disfrutar de lo que sabían hacer magistralmente!!! Música!!!
Excelente video!!
Tom thank you very much !!
So good to see those Legends just jamming and having a nice time. Brilliant.
Check out guitar George, he knows all the chords
My beautiful George❤❤❤❤
Great to see this again. Beyond being the Beatles to just 3 old friends hanging out together having a good time with no BS or pressure. Just enjoying each others company. 👍✌️
Even if it is only 3/4 of The Beatles they are still The Beatles .
Take notes kids. This is how great bands are put together. Good jam sessions with good buddies. It’s the fame, egos and fortune that destroys it over the years as time goes on. It unfortunately cost Johns life. We miss the jam sessions too Ringo. We miss THE BEATLES. R.I.P John and George.
Except that William, George and Ringo never were good friends. William became a new bandmate under very strange and dark circumstances (JPM's death late 1966) so it is hard to judge "Billy Shears" and "Fab two" for lacking chemistry in this video.
So i disagree 100 procent that this is "how you do it". Beatles did the wrong thing late 1966.
And as only Ringo is still alive 2020 from the Fab four glory (touring) years it is hard to pretend that everything went well with The Beatles...
RIP James Paul McCartney, RIP John Lennon and RIP George Harrison.
"Shea stadium in America 65 ? Before my time"-"Sir Paul" (ON camera)
I could listen to these guys at my home, all day 😕
It would have been so nice if all four together, just happy together. RIP! JOHN, RIP! GEORGE. ❤THE BEATLES
I'll never grow tired of listening to these guys.....
The fact that this "hanging out" of the lads happened, make me happy. I hope Paul and Ringo are very close today. BTW Paul´s and Geroge´s voice blend heavenly and prefectly beautiful. Massive Love for each and all of them.
To break your naive Disney-fantasy: George only did this for the money, not because he enjoyed the company of controlfreak "Sir Paul" (William).
This was not a real reunion considering Harrison is the only one of theese three men having started out in The Quarrymen.
This was only "Billy Shears" with "Fab two". A charade without love or chemistry.
Ringo can not be so close with William in theese days since he ignored William's fake birthday this year on Instagram and instead promoted his own birthday.
If you love each and everyone of them, then get into your head that they were FIVE in total (altough not at the same time): John, Paul, George, Ringo and last member in: William.
@@olskzeri2723 you're a very weird dude
Did you skip your medication?