I was one of the lucky fans who was part of the audience. It was taped on April 28th. 1964, and on the television in England a week or so later. A few months later it was televised in America. 🎵🎵🎵🎵 This was one of the many times that I saw The Beatles, and I have written all about it, and my other adventures chasing after The Beatles all over London in my book titled ‘A Common case of Beatlemania’ which is available on Amazon. There’s also a closeup of my friend and me right after John screams in Can’t Buy Me Love. 😁
I’m almost 72. I really wonder if young folks today can really understand what these four guys meant to a girl growing up in The Bronx in the 1960s. The Beatles were the greatest.
I don't know about the Bronx girls but I was born in 86 and became obsessed with the Beatles when the anthology films were on TV in 94/5 in England and had no idea who they were and I know anyone who knows music they mean alot
@@user-uq6sz6po3dthat’s super false, I’m young and I like them, check out the numerous covers of young folks covering the Beatles, we love them Please don’t assume things you do not know
Yes, you're quite right. Ringo certainly does have a lovely voice, particularly the segment 13:34 thru 15:22, which I reckon is what you're referring to? Most people always said that Ringo had very limited vocal skills, so it's indeed amazing how he so skillfully managed to manipulate his voice to sound like so many different musical instruments all at the same time ... an amazing talent. And then immediately following his segment someone apparently turned off every single microphone in the place from 15:22 thru 17:04. I guess they just felt that Paul's singing paled in comparison with the incredible performance that had just been just delivered by Mr. Starr.
@@advancecharmander Indeed, one might even go so far as to say that in terms of that good ol' "royalty-free music" it's a virtual certainly that Ringo "stole the show" with a vocal performance that seemed to exceed all prior-known human limits. 😀
George is playing his newly acquired Rickenbacker 12 string but from the way the solo on Roll Over Beethoven sounds, it's only strung with the standard 6 strings. Boy, the Lads were good sports to do this silliness.
When looking at this footage, from a TV special these Beatles did back in 1964, I notice this is how John and Paul are with each other during the 'Get Back' film, and they hadn't lost what they had back here during this footage, their humour and behaviour is very spontaneous here, as it was in the 'Jackson' film. Same sense of humour.
@@danwalton655 Where’s your evidence of this? Unless you have the legitimate documents from the police department you’re full of shit 😂 and I’m pretty sure you don’t. And if you tell me some sort of website or book you aren’t helping your case
These guys were EVERYTHING!!!…. To me as a teen!!!! it was so hard to find concert clips. I had to wait for something to come on the television. Of course, there was no UA-cam or Internet.
First time I've seen this I was nine years old when this was recorded I know every song inside out And each and one of them still gives me a kick .... Not only did they write great songs they were really REALLY bloody good entertainers !! What a show !!
Brian Epstein. He got them to do this special while the band was filming A Hard Day's Night. even George reflected later on how they were able to be a powerhouse of getting work done in both '64 & '65
They were playing live-you can hear the differences in George's solos. Also his solos are being played on his Rickenbacker 12-string, which can be clearly heard, whereas it wasn't used for the solos on official studio versions of the songs played here. It does sound like they were lip-synching to the vocals, though.
@@lisajudge6320 That's true, but it was re-recorded for the show. Back in the day, artists would have to re-record the tracks they would be 'performing' on many British television programs (Top of the Pops was a prime example of that). You can hear the difference between the original and the re-recorded versions.
The tracks were pre-recorded, and the medley edited at IBC studios in Portland Place London W1 on April 19th, 1964. All tracks were lip synced during the special.
I love the Beatles but thank god the Stones came along a year later and no rock band would ever do anything like this again. The Stones dont get the credit for making rockstars not all round entertainers and even wearing there own clothes. Its hard to decide between the Beatles,The stones and Dykan who had the most influence on music and culture
I was one of the lucky fans who was part of the audience. It was taped on April 28th. 1964, and on the television in England a week or so later. A few months later it was televised in America. 🎵🎵🎵🎵
This was one of the many times that I saw The Beatles, and I have written all about it, and my other adventures chasing after The Beatles all over London in my book titled ‘A Common case of Beatlemania’ which is available on Amazon.
There’s also a closeup of my friend and me right after John screams in Can’t Buy Me Love. 😁
Are you screaming girl, girl next to screaming girl, or the one clapping along next to the guy?
I’m the girl clapping next to the screaming girl. 🙂
I’m almost 72. I really wonder if young folks today can really understand what these four guys meant to a girl growing up in The Bronx in the 1960s. The Beatles were the greatest.
I don't know about the Bronx girls but I was born in 86 and became obsessed with the Beatles when the anthology films were on TV in 94/5 in England and had no idea who they were and I know anyone who knows music they mean alot
"Young folks today" care nothing about our fascination with the Beatles, or anything else that interests us "older folks".
Why did someone put strange music in its place of the beatles You have ruined the film.
@@user-uq6sz6po3dthat’s super false, I’m young and I like them, check out the numerous covers of young folks covering the Beatles, we love them
Please don’t assume things you do not know
I saw this when it was first broadcast in the US in November, 1964!
Ringo has a lovely voice
He's my favourite. Such a cool guy ❤
Yes, you're quite right. Ringo certainly does have a lovely voice, particularly the segment 13:34 thru 15:22, which I reckon is what you're referring to? Most people always said that Ringo had very limited vocal skills, so it's indeed amazing how he so skillfully managed to manipulate his voice to sound like so many different musical instruments all at the same time ... an amazing talent. And then immediately following his segment someone apparently turned off every single microphone in the place from 15:22 thru 17:04. I guess they just felt that Paul's singing paled in comparison with the incredible performance that had just been just delivered by Mr. Starr.
@@ijustgottasay1281i love it when ringo went *royalty-free music*, truly the highlight of the concert
@@advancecharmander Indeed, one might even go so far as to say that in terms of that good ol' "royalty-free music" it's a virtual certainly that Ringo "stole the show" with a vocal performance that seemed to exceed all prior-known human limits. 😀
I love watching that one guy up on the second floor balcony. He was having a blast!
George is playing his newly acquired Rickenbacker 12 string but from the way the solo on Roll Over Beethoven sounds, it's only strung with the standard 6 strings. Boy, the Lads were good sports to do this silliness.
When looking at this footage, from a TV special these Beatles did back in 1964, I notice this is how John and Paul are with each other during the 'Get Back' film, and they hadn't lost what they had back here during this footage, their humour and behaviour is very spontaneous here, as it was in the 'Jackson' film.
Same sense of humour.
No that would be William Campbell, during the Get back stuff,the imposter
@@danwalton655get out with your conspiracy bullshit. If you believe that you’re as gullible as someone who thinks the earth is flat
@@danwalton655bro you guys are so predictable i fuckin knew the one reply would be about the paul is dead conspiracy xd
@sebastianzuzi311 fingerprints don't match when he got busted for weed in Japan. They were different on his passport ,from 1966.
@@danwalton655 Where’s your evidence of this? Unless you have the legitimate documents from the police department you’re full of shit 😂 and I’m pretty sure you don’t. And if you tell me some sort of website or book you aren’t helping your case
Great as i wanted this show so thanks.
THANK U FOR UPLOADING THIS
The guy dancing on the upper balcony makes me smile evvverytime!!
Copyright is owned by Dave Clark who also owns the Ready Steady Go archive.
These guys were EVERYTHING!!!…. To me as a teen!!!! it was so hard to find concert clips. I had to wait for something to come on the television. Of course, there was no UA-cam or Internet.
First time I've seen this
I was nine years old when this was recorded
I know every song inside out
And each and one of them still gives me a kick ....
Not only did they write great songs they were really REALLY bloody good entertainers !!
What a show !!
The transition at 18:10 from Love Me Do to Please Please Me is epic!
ringo was flawless!!
Beatiful i have smile!😊😊😊😊😊
Apparently copyright issues ensued. Oh well….
So So TIMELESS MAGIC 🤣✅✅MEMORIES!Grew Up with
google drive link please :)
I will upload on beatledbg
@@Pepe_Java so where's that?
It was great but they cut all of Paul's solo.
最高😃
I've never heard that song at the beginning "Oh Paul we love you.." What is that? Beatles hymn?
The song is from "Bye Bye Birdie." They changed it from "We love you, Conrad..." etc.
11.45....Джордж👍👍👍👍👍👍
22:57 = Alfred E. Neuman?
or maybe eric burdon jr ?
Why is John singing Can't buy me love; Paul is the leadsinger on that song. very strange.
How, why did they get the Beatkes ti do this!?
Brian Epstein. He got them to do this special while the band was filming A Hard Day's Night. even George reflected later on how they were able to be a powerhouse of getting work done in both '64 & '65
@@Sekaoh Very true, they were a powerhouse team, and the work got done.
4:52
3,5 Leadsinger in a band?!
At 13:35 another song, at 15:21 no sound :-(
Copyright issues sadly
@@megahuhsCopyright?
"I Wanna Be Your Man" is 'Len/Mac'. 🤷
what happened to the sound ?
What?
Listen till the end, it´s snother tune than the Beatles that is playing !
@@mpl1700 it's to avoid copyright takedowns
@@klums7651 oh ok thanks
That's a win/win
Shakespeare V Beatles
Were they playing live. I don't think so. It seems like they were pretending to a record.
Looks like they were miming musically but the vocals were live. They did that a lot in those days.
They were playing live-you can hear the differences in George's solos. Also his solos are being played on his Rickenbacker 12-string, which can be clearly heard, whereas it wasn't used for the solos on official studio versions of the songs played here. It does sound like they were lip-synching to the vocals, though.
@@duffbaker9554 I don't thin they were playing live...they weren't plugged into amps
@@lisajudge6320 That's true, but it was re-recorded for the show. Back in the day, artists would have to re-record the tracks they would be 'performing' on many British television programs (Top of the Pops was a prime example of that). You can hear the difference between the original and the re-recorded versions.
The tracks were pre-recorded, and the medley edited at IBC studios in Portland Place London W1 on April 19th, 1964. All tracks were lip synced during the special.
I wonder why they chopped it all up they ruined it
R.I.P. I wanna be your man and Long Tall Sally 😭
13：35あたりから、無関係な音楽が入ったり無音だったり・・・。
ダメだこりゃ！
"Sgt Pepper? You uppity foursome. Get out there and go debase yourself on TV!"
John and Ringo are better actors
This is a disaster, its completely out of sync.
wdym out of sync? it's not...
It’s bang on actually- and live! Just some copyright issues leading to musak overdubbing
I love the Beatles but thank god the Stones came along a year later and no rock band would ever do anything like this again. The Stones dont get the credit for making rockstars not all round entertainers and even wearing there own clothes. Its hard to decide between the Beatles,The stones and Dykan who had the most influence on music and culture
without the beatles there'd be no stones, so there's that.