The Beatles - Please Please Me
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- Please, Please Me
The Beatles
Last night i said these words to my girl
I know you never even try girl
Come on, come on, come on ,come on
Come on, come on, come on, come on
Please, please me oh yeah, like I please you
You don´t need me to show the way love
Why do I always have to say love
Come on (come on), come on (come on)
Come on (come on), come on (come on)
Please, please me oh yeah, like I please you
I don´t want to sound complaining
But you know there´s always rain in my heart
I do all the pleasing with you
It´s so hard to reason with you
Oh yeah, why do you make me blue?
Last night i said these words to my girl...
I know you never even try girl
Come on (come on), come on (come on)
Come on (come on), come on (come on)
Please, please me oh yeah, like I please you
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Imagine having it in your memory that you were at Beatles concert. Amazing.
Lucky duck andrew
It would be amazing!!! I believe Lennon/McCartney was the two best songwriters of all time!
You would be left deaf by those early concerts.
I was. September 3,1964. Happiest day
I was . 1965 at Met Stadium with my Mom and sisters. Great memories.
Ringo's energetic and headbanging makes me want to be drummer
Yael Evangelista George’s food rapping makes me want to play guitar too!
Charles Jannuzi
Very big misconception
Are you a Filipino because you have a Filipino number?
@@mynameislemon4044 Yes, why is that?
@@yaelevangelista7201 me too and your'e grammar is wrong
Who is watching in 2024.
Ive been listening to them for decades.
Me too, thousands of times and I never get tired of them, my granddaughters are in love with them too ❤
@@annstreet4754ana julia reis Gonçalves:ringo l love you 😍 0:50
June 2024❤❤❤
@@annstreet4754 kouji nakajima:R.I.P GEORGE HARRISON
DIA 25/02/1943
DIA 29/11/2001
Hoje completa 22 anos sem você 🙏
@@renatapiasecka4413 funamizu noritaka:rest in peace John Lennon data de nascimento no dia 09/10/1940) data de falecimento no dia 08/12/1980
These guys aren’t bad. They could be big stars one day.
I'm sure they'll do OK, if they can get anyone to listen to them :)
Haha, there's a movie coming out exploring a world that they never existed
@@TheNinjapancake14 It's not that they never existed, it's that everyone forgot them.
@@devilsoffspring5519 Actually, I was thinking that the performance never seems complete for me unless I can hear the girls screaming...
@@i_think no they didn't exist because other stuff in the film, like coca cola, no one knew about.
I’m only eleven but my favorite music is the Beatles and this shows it all.
this is there hit that startted it all please please me, treat me how you want to be treatedand respected.
it means something,..learn from it..
. Haha, LMAO
YOO ME TOO
I will never forget the first time I heard this song. I was 8 years old, I walked into our playroom where our radiogram was and I heard those opening bars and just stopped in my tracks. I'm nearly 65 and a lifelong Beatles fan
Great story ❤️
It was a special time I don't think will ever be respeated, I'm 62 (born in 1960) and was just about old enough to be aware of the amazing music around at that time and in the 70's as well - when I was about 5 or 6 my Mum bought me a little black Russian made Transistor Radio (with a black leather case and strap) from a Supermarket, she never knew what an amazing gift she gave me, not just the radio but to be part of a time and music (quality music) that I think was a one off. Thank you Mum, miss you always❣🌹
Hey my friend, you shoot me in my heart! I LOVED What you told
The video may be in poor quality however the Beatles talent shines through.
verdade os rapazes eram demaisssssssssssss******
@@roseszegh351 Sorry I cannot get a translation for your words.📝
@@JaneFrieman its true the guys were awesome
Yes, this is a stupid 1960s video
Quality and rises to the top.
During my childhood I remember my grandpa had a VHS tape with this concert, we used to watch it regularly... In 2020 He passed away, this video brings me such great memories ❤
2020 - today and forever
Eleanor Rigby lets go 2020
2021:)
Here, there and everywhere !
Damm Ringo is awesome too here.
It took so much stamina for him to play those upbeat and energized songs like he did! Great drummer!
I wish to meet ringo and drum with him
Rhino Craft
That’s every Beatles fans dream, haha :)
Smashing the drums like there is no tomorrow.
Tim Burr Anybody who says he is a mediocre drummer need only watch live videos of them from the early days like this. What he played wasn’t terribly complex, but was unique due to his being left handed and playing a right handed kit. Live he tore it up. The version of Boys on Anthology 1 is a great example of that.
I'll never love another band the same way I love The Beatles
Alexandria Rufa what would you say to people who say that the Beatles were just a manufactured boy band and nothing more?
Jeffrey Kaufmann They need to conduct a lot of research.
RenzoM actually one guy who told me this on you tube is a music lecturer at a university and says that Queen is much better than the Beatles.
Jeffrey Kaufmann Well, that is his objective opinion. I think the Beatles have superior lyrics, and there is no denying that they changed the world and music on many levels. Freddie Mercury is an amazing singer tho.
Alex Rufa The BACKWARDS 😉
George is a great lead guitarist.
Most definitely!
Was...
and an awesome vocalist
@@eruption_ wut do u mean?
@@slickslack3644 'was', as in he's dead.
The Beatles sound like no other band. Every song is different. You just can't place their music into a neat category. Iconic.
Ringos drumming during the cmon part is absolutely insane
One of my favorite Beatles songs. It took me decades before I realized what this song is about. Clever.
John got the idea from a childs story and Bing Crosby influence. Brilliant.
I was 14 when this came out but even back then we knew it was something different, something special
コメントからもvideoの観客からもBeatles愛が伝わる😊
Georgeのguitarほんとに好き
The song is music history. It was the Beatles first hit record, in February 1963 in UK, a completely Lennon composition, which he composed 1961. Un unconventional powerful melody with an increasing tension. The descending first notes are exact the same as the beginning of the Westminster bells ringing. When Lennon was a little boy he loved to go to church and listen to the divine sevice. Afterwards he used to improvise anthem melodies. But the "..come on ..." bit has an enthusiastic ascending melody. The climax is the octave run in the middle part "...it´s so hard to reason with YOU...". Wonderful. A break with the earlier pop music.
... this is also historic footage from the Beatles first US concert appearance February 11, 1964 at Washington Coliseum aka Uline Arena in Washington DC ...
The original version by them is very Roy Orbison, Paul was interviewed and sung it this way. Apparently, George Martin suggested to speed it up in its final result that you hear here
Brilliant story about the Westminster bells..... thanx
Johan Cavalli true
The bee gees have there version which sounds better then this.
Nobody:
Ringo’s head: ⬆️⬆️⬇️↗️↘️↙️↩️↪️↔️↕️↖️⤴️⤵️🔀🔁🔂🔄🔃⬅️
😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 👏
@@agarionooh3rb95 jajaja simple charisma
Gogogogogogogogogogogogogogogo
XD
Os Beatles eram fenomenais.. sempre vejo esses vídeos.. top demais ❤
Imagine living and being there during this historic moment. The biggest regret I will ever have is not being born earlier and seeing them live together.
My dad was at this show!
I was there. More amazing than you can imagine. They were big enough ruin the careers of many American singers and bands, who suddenly became passe.
@@keithhyttinen8275 you sir are incredibly lucky aha, I'm only 20 so I can only dream of being able to go to this show :/
I'm old. I saw them. Detroit, September 6, 1964. It was intense, man.
Abortion is never free. The costs are astonishingly high.
“This song was released in America.. it didn’t do anything” 😂
Right
Second time around went to no. 3 in the USA charts.
It was released again, and, well.... hehe it's doing something! :)
I have a WLS-890 AM [Chicago] "Silver Dollar Survey" with PLEASE PLEASE ME - BEATTLES spell wrong from March 1963 It was played in Chicago but it never climbed the charts. One year later it was another story . 1964 was one of the greatest years for music!
@@engineerSE1 All throughout 1963 George Martin and Brian Epstein had been trying to get Capitol Records to release the Please Please Me Album in America. They could never get them to take it so they went to smaller US Labels like Swan and Vee-Jay that didn't have the same distribution scale as Capitol but got the Beatles out there in America. They were still seen as a curiosity more than a groundbreaking phenomenon until I Want to Hold Your Hand slipped through from a flight attendant who got a copy in England, brought it back to the States with her, and got it played on a local radio station, all without a contract. It blew the phone lines at the radio station up off the hook. Then Capitol HAD to sign them and pick up their albums. The rest is history.
Es imposible no emocionarse 😢al ver éstos cuatro genios dándolo todo gracias por ser simplemente los BEATLES
BEATLES
"Gentlemen, you have just recorded your first #1 song!" - George Martin, greatest record producer of all time, said to his recently signed group, The Beatles.
It was Geo Martins idea to speed the song up with more energy, John at first had it slow.
I miss the Beatles
Anyone here in 2019
Update: I’m now here in 2020🤗
Me ..n i was born in 80's😅
Me!!
Here's my new Blackbird cover to help 😰
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There will always be someone here.
My Mom (loved 'em) took me and my sisters to see them at Met Stadium in '65. Still remember.
I LOVE THE GEORGE MOVES WHILE HE PLAY GUITAR AND I LOVE THE WAY RINGO HEADS BOPS!!!
excellent guitar and drums.
...and bass and singing
They really toned Ringo down as time went on. The drumming on the early BBC stuff blows my mind.
Always!
*pete best disliked this comment*
Bass , singing!
I like how George replicates John's harmonica part on his guitar.
"it didn't do anything... and now... it's doing something, you know" lol Paul
I love how John be sayin "come on", I'm like ok, I'm comin! LOL
This is one of my favorite stories to tell that points out the power of The Beatles above and beyond the mania that swept the world in 1964. My dad in the early sixties managed a radio station (WGOK) in Mobile, Alabama and I was able to get all of the records that were sent to the station as promotional copies. As a result, I had so many records that I was notorious among my friends for playing only a small part of even the biggest hits much to their chagrin. I couldn't play them all the way through after all because I had so many to go through and time just wouldn't permit. One day, however, and I only realized the full implications after THEY became the heroes of the world's youth and most adults for that matter, I put on a new Vee Jay release, "Please, Please Me" by The Beattles (it was misspelled on the label) and found myself listening to the whole song! It quickly became a song I could not stop playing! Why wasn't this song a hit I asked myself. Even the flip side (I believe it was "Thank You, Girl") was played over and over and LOVED! Then, I received another Vee Jay release "From Me to You" and again, although it was not a hit I found it irresistible and it too was played start to finish ALL THE TIME! Only later did I come to realize that this Beatlemania was not something people joined into because it was cool to be a part of the mob scene phenomena of it all, but something that was not to be resisted because it was tangibly, magically, great stuff to be reckoned with! Therefore, it is with pride that I look back at how they were Fab with me even before they released Meet the Beatles! Of course, afterwards they re-released these Vee Jay singles and the world knew what I had discovered as a 14 year old boy In 1963!
OH WOW
Yes. Understanding Beatlemania is simple-just listen to the songs, the sound, the voices, the energy. It’s all there...in music...
Robert Grimes Are you still a racist?
@@cashew515 well, if he is, probanlh he must have a good reason to be one. Racism is not a cause, butba consequence.
Racism...the consequence of a weak mind...is all it is 😢
I’m 70 years old and I remember hearing please please me and this is before I want to hold your hand which is what really took off in this country.I remember hearing that song for some reason it’s stuck in my head and I thought it Sounded like the Everly Brothers.
They accomplished more in around 2 minutes than other bands which take forever to get the point across in a song. There's way more going on in the song than meets the eye or ear. Just watch what they do, particularly George, during the song. Simple but sophisticated at the same time! Brilliant singers, song writers and musicians.
Perfection at its highest! Brilliant songwriting, musical composition, and delivery! The greatest British band ever!!!
@@petrslivinski7481
Pink Floyd
Nevermind the Hair, the suits, the boots....this is "raw" and screaming "talent"....I remember when this was all "new". Thanks for posting.
0:09-0:30 McCartney classic funny intro.
Never ever be a band like the Beatles......the greatest ever....🎉
I love their voices!
Ringo George Rock this song as well 👌
Ringo was a great drummer!! They were the best band ever!!!! Such beautiful voices, harmony - everything!!
Johns voice is amazing
My favorite band hands down. They broke up when I was two years old. 😢
Never to be seen again, the planets aligned and brought these 4 together and they made history! Amazing never seen before or since! I remember Beatlemania, it was infectious and exhilirating! Can't imagine how these 4 working class lads from Liverpool felt as they made that history!
1:57 george's little leg lifts are everything
You can really hear what George is doing on guitar in this vid.
JulieJackson1 True
someone digitized the audio up REAL GOOOOD!!!!!
The tone he gets out of that Gretsch is eargasmic
JulieJackson1 , I love that George! He sounds incredible! ❤️🌹❤️
@@patriciabarkley735 He was always my favorite even though im a lefty and a Gemini like Paul lol
When Ringo does that rolling transition in the middle, he definitely earns his keep.
I love this version WAAAAY better than the Studio version. Just seemed more energy.
definitely.
Upbeat and energy. Makes want to get up and dance.
It certainly is a LOT faster!
Aaron Crawford cant hear anything lolpl
Aaran crawford the one with harmonica is better
Love every minute of Them Paul looking great ♥️💚❤️💛
Man I remember when I was 16 I watched this I remember personally going to that concert im 90 man in dying soon my grave gonna say Beatles soon
love Georges guitar and Pauls bass
jennifur sun
"The Beatles " on the kick drum. The greatest logo since history.
Ringo shakes up that whole drum set he was the best of his time.
Best moment in the history of the world.
Maybe not but close my friend
Frank Philpott nonsense
Frank Philpott true
Russell H absolute nonsense
chris bennett okay?
Even in the beginning they were extremely good songwriters and musicians. RIngo's drumming, Paul's bass line, George's little riffs, and John's vocals are all on point. Im not really a big fan of the Beatles first several albums but there are a few songs that stand out. Please Please Me is one of them and its a fantastic song.
I live for John's "come on" part
John's voice will linger for eternity ❤❤
got to see Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr both live concert and they were both great experience for me
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This song pleasures me.
Just listening to Beatles Oct 2019. The were the best and still are.
And will be..
Listening in October 2020..
Can we just all take a minute to recognize what a F’ing BEAST Ringo was on drums. He played with an energy and rawness that was spectacular to watch.
This is my favorite beatles song I swear
same here 6-23-2019
Time can't deminish their greatness!
No band no how nowhere will ever match what you guys did and she changed the world. You are the best band ever❤
中学生の頃深夜ラジオで初めて聴いて衝撃的でした！
There will never be another band like them. Wonderful.
I am English and was nine when this came out. Love me do was good but when this appeared l knew they were something special. The only other time something like this happened was when l heard Abba perform SOS for the first time. Waterloo was pretty good (if you like cheesy Euro pop) but when l heard the piano figure on SOS l knew they had real talent. The difference is of course that while Abba entertained us, the Beatles were transformative. It’s hard to think of a comparison in any artistic sphere. They just knocked us out, millions of us around the world, all languages, all cultures, all classes, the educated and not so, old and young, men and women. They opened a door into something we had not seen before. We grew up with them as within a very short period they reached a pinnacle of achievement. There are many things that can be said in that respect but here is one thought. Before the Beatles, who would have imagined that a group of young men could make a number one record about loneliness and old age? And that it could be so enduring as to be instantly recognised around the world nearly 60 years later? Only the Beatles could do this. No one else even gets close
THE BIG BANG of modern pop music!
Sorry but 1D crush that in modern history
Nessa época no colégio em São. Paulo, todo mundo só falava em Beatles até no trajar e no vestir a gente queria ser igual kkkkk foi a maior febre mundial que existiu e como a gente era feliz.
O segundo melhor disco da primeira fase!
I've got a copy of that first pressing in America on VJ...it's now in a frame, but it still plays. Long live our Beatles!
I really have to credit George's playing what we've heard as the harmonica riff in the recorded version of the song. Speaking from a musician's point of view, this video clip proves how the Beatles knew how to adapt when it was musically necessary. I'm guessing that John's playing the harmonica lead would have been drowned out by the fans' screaming(I'm sure that back then, the equipment to keep harmonicas in place were available)hence George's playing the riff, which I think worked out excellently!
Ringo was so underrated as a drummer the guy was on another planet timing wise !! Class
One of my favourite beatles song...i love the bass here it really emphasize the use of bass...
Sem dúvida melhor banda de todos os tempos.
Sir James Paul McCartney can't die, never, nor their music:(💕
I love sweet gorgeous George! ❤️🌹❤️
My loyalty will always be to the famous Beatles!!!
I Love this Song!
Came here because I just saw the documentary "The Beatles: Eight Days a Week - The Touring Years". I've heard the Beatles songs all my life one way or another, either in movies as incidental music or in elevators, and even though I knew they were a phenomenon, I had absolutely no idea how far it went. It was the first and only time in history that fans reacted in that insane way. I think they were in the right place at the right time, but their music was not only influential but stood the test of time. I would recommend watching that documentary to get an idea of just how insane the world went over them, because I couldn't have believed it if I hadn't seen documented proof. Do yourself a favour and watch it because it has been part of our cultural history from the past that shaped our attitudes of the present and will carry on into the future.
simply the greatest
💙 Mr. George Harrison 💙
The Beatles los más grandes, aprueba del tiempo, forever,yes,yes,yes.😂😂❤😅😅.
If this song was never heard of and the Beatles decided to drop this song. It would have beat any one on the charts for days and years! It's that good I'm still listening to it like as if it just drop #1 on the charts #2019
even their simpist of songs are timeless , the more I listen to music confirms to me that the fab 4 will never be equalled ,no act will ever come close
Gente, essa banda era espetacular, o melhor da minha adolescência!
My older sister got to see them in Portland in 1965, she will forever have that over me..I even wanted to change my name to John... So lucky to grow up to the Beatles
Greatness like this may never be seen again.
Yeah..this is the real and "true" cult for all of us that had the "pleasure" to grow up in this music-revolution era !!! 👍😍👍
the beatles are a part of me BEATLES FOREVER
Yes is amazing! WOW! And Ringo in de drums. Everything was outliers!
I love the side shot of Ringo at 0:51.
MAGIC.....without any tricks !
Me fascina la puesta en escena de George Harrison,simplemente legendario
I love how John laughed after Paul said "Well, its doing something, you know."
The BEST version of this great song I ever heard.
BEATLES FOREVER ☺
I will always love the Beatles
The mighty Beatles
2 minutes of sheer brilliance.
John Lennon, one of the greatest composers in the world of all times. Do you agree ?.
Not to mention Paul McCartney who co-wrote this song with Lennon.
Please please me, o começo de tudo,1963,,eu tinha 7anos, não pretendo parar!!!
And... It's STILL a better pop tune that most of what came in the decades after it :)
YES INDEED AMEN
@@adriennerobinson1180 As far as generic radio-friendly pop music goes, I think this is still the world's very best song in that regard. Pop songs, typically about "girls", are written to be catchy-yet-disposable unit-movers, big today and forgotten tomorrow.
But, this one is a work of art. I don't think anything else in this style of music has ever topped it, and I wonder how they wrote it--other than stumbling across it accidentally, of course, which is how it's usually done :)
@@devilsoffspring5519 Truth