The Beatles Mr. Moonlight StarClub 1962 HD
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- In honor of the Beatles' 1962 performances at the StarClub in Hamburg, Germany. The April visit had Pete Best on drums; the year-end performances featured Ringo Starr on drums. Audio is from the December 1962 performances at the StarClub. This version is red-hot compared to the record!
'Here I am on my nose, begging if you please'. Why we love John.
Right! 0:48
That's what I thought he said.
That is classic John Lennon, changing the lyrics for comedic effect.. most people listening would have been German so would not have noticed...
I would NEVER have picked that out. See, comments are so informative.
HE LIKED PLAYING WITH WORDS SO MUCH
Wow. John's vocals are spectacular on this. So raw. Just pure rock and roll
omg youre right
Yo
Tempo is fast though unlike Beatles for sale album version.
@@dhammdeepbhagatdd And without organ.
@@dhammdeepbhagatdd because of purple hearts
They sounded so amazing even that early in the beginning.
In terms of live playing this was actually their peak outside of the drumming. Within a couple of years it’d be impossible to hear them playing they stagnated as a unit playing live
@@aunch3they were more polished 1963 ish when they could still hear themselves but this was were the did their apprenticeship
Ok same difference this was a couple months before 1963
This a delightful audio! People tend to forget how much time The Beatles spent in Germany and the Cavern just honing their skills WITHOUT the pressure of a demanding audience. They learned, had a blast on stage, and performed for HUNDREDS of hours in these little clubs before anyone had really heard of them. I think this was a great advantage for them.
I bet the audiences were pretty demanding, like if you don't Mak show you are out....
The Bealtles as a band life span is so short, but its culture and its legacy live forever. And oh John's voice is so unique and there will be nothing like it ever.
John's vocal is superb!
It's so weird knowing how good was George Harrison, I mean he was younger than me when this was recorded, and such a good ear he had, such an underrated player.
A few years back, Rolling Stone compiled a list of the top one hundred greatest guitarists and George was number eleven!
here s a comic book for you Gearge
Jonathan Cifuentes you re right. george is probably one of the most underrated guitarrists. and you have to consider they played like 8 hours a day in cavern club! so george already had much skill because of this tiring guitar playing routime
yeah and they called him the "quiet Beatle"
Underrated on what planet?
holy shit that voice... that guitar... that rhythm. incredible.
I like this version better than the studio version on Beatles 4 Sale album.
I agree. Better than the Hollies, too. Both in my Hollies playlist.
I like the studio version due to John's vocals!
@@jeffj318 this is more fast !! But more raw and casual.
Me too, Robin! For sure. The one they recorded and put out on Beatles for Sale sounds rather corny and strained, somehow. And the organ used there is somewhat cheesy sounding, eh? This live version is straight ahead rock n' roll at its best!!
@@mathmusic1490 - I like the studio version of John's voice better but, yes, that organ part could have been eliminated and guitar kept.
Lennon: On my nose...
Reminds me of when he sang 'to the penitentiary' instead of 'way beyond the sea' in Come Go with Me by Del Vikings, and his Daily Howl lines - clever guy, great artist but also a natural comedian, the thing is no one would have noticed with a predominantly German audience, which makes it even more funny, his wit will be enjoyed for as long as the recordings last.. hundreds if not thousands of years
Gotta' love how they ended a lot of their songs on a 6th chord.
Stu was dead by the time this performance was done. He was there in 1960. When they came back, Astrid had told them Stu had died in April, 1962.
OMG, I would give everything I have if I could travel back in time to see them live in Hamburg!
...die Beatles im Dezember 1962 als Vorband für Little Richard erleben zu dürfen, war das musikalische highlight meines Lebens...
Reinhard Worbs toll! Ich beneide Sie!
Wow, darauf dürfen Sie Ihr ganzes Leben stolz sein, denn das kann nicht jeder von sich behaupten! Ihr Kommentar ist zwar schon sechs Jahre alt, aber darf ich wissen was Ihnen davon am besten in Erinnerung blieb?
I love the early Beatles the best. No problems just fun.for the guys before all the fame came to take over their lives. John and paul overcame problems before John died. Nobody grieved more over John than Paul and still does to this day.
We miss you John!
George too!
John and George you'll be the king
ringo was playing drums on this particular night !! read the album !!
The album is misleading. Ringo had joined in August, and this recording is from their last trip to Hamburg in December. Pete Best was long gone.
@@Brammy007a Brammy, i can confirm what you are saying, when i saw Pete the second time here in Italy ( 2002, last time 2013) , he told me that he is not the drummer on that record, by the moment that it was recorded in DECEMBER 1962. The songslist was the same ,however here there is Ringo. Regards, Patrick 👋🎶🐾
Yes, and I think Ringo is singing as backing vocals as well! 💕✨
The drummer can’t keep time here at all, I hope this wasn’t Ringo it sounds more like Pete. The others were on point though
It’s Ringo. Early days.
the gretaest rock n roll voice ever award goes to.... Mr. John Lennon!!!
I couldn't agree with you more!
Young, unpolished, crude and raw
they were sooo yoooung, great song. like this version...
The Star Club was the Taj Mahal compared to their first gig in Hamburg at the Kaiser Keller, which was an absolute dump. But they didn't know that, they just wanted to play music. And a foreign country was pretty exotic. Because of their overwhelming reception in Germany, they recorded Sie Lieb Dich (She Loves You) and Komm, Gib Mir Deine Hand (I Want To Hold Your Hand, but literally, Come Give Me Your Hand).
They first played at the Indra before going down the road to the KaiserKeller
Thank God, they got Ringo!
This is ringo playing drums
@@austinpriest9830 - Definitely different than Pete's "shuffle" stye of drumming. But primitive Ringo.
Mr Moonlight
You came to me one summer night
And from your beam you made my dream
And from the world you sent my girl
And from above you sent us love
And now she is mine
I think you’re fine
Cos we love you, Mr Moonlight
Mr Moonlight, come again please
Here I am on my knees
Begging if you please
And the night you don’t come my way
I’ll pray and pray more each day
Cos we love you, Mr Moonlight
And the night you don’t come my way
Oh, I’ll pray and pray more each day
Cos we love you, Mr Moonlight
Mr Moonlight
Mr Moonlight, come again please
Here I am on my knees
Begging if you please
And the night you don’t come my way
I’ll pray and pray more each day
Cos we love you, Mr Moonlight
Mr Moonlight
Mr Moonlight
Mr Moonlight
Awesome vocals by John, just amazing.
LA VOZ DE JOHN! INCONFUNDIBLE, GRANDE MAESTRO.
I had this star club album when I was about 14 and just really getting into The Beatles. I didn't really like it much at the time as I didn't realize the historical importance of it. I would buy my Beatles albums from an old record shop that stocked some rare albums. I didn't know they were rare or worth anything at the time. This was almost 40 years ago. I was buying all of the Beatles official albums mostly, but I do remember an album called Hey Jude. I believe it was an American import. It was a sort of Past Masters Vol 2, before that album was released. I remember it had Paperback Writer, Rain, Lady Madonna, The Inner light on it aswell as some others. But at the time I was mostly interested in collecting all of the official Beatles albums. As I was still at school and both my parents were unemployed, it was a bad time for employment in the U.K in the early to mid '80s. So I would save every penny I got to get my next Beatles album. Some years later, I read in a music magazine that the Beatles album Hey Jude was worth around £800 pounds. That was about 15 years ago. That old music shop, which is long gone, had some great albums looking back. I just didn't realize at the time, as I was determined to collect all my Beatles albums.
P.S. I've just looked it up and someone put the Hey Jude album on eBay starting at £9.99p he ended up selling it for £1,990 pounds. I have to say it had never been played. If I had of bought that album I would of course played it, but I have always looked after my albums really well, so maybe it may have still been worth something, but now I think I would rather keep the album, unless someone made a ridiculously high bid for it.
1:03 George starts to photobomb everybody
He was always a cheeky wee sod!
Maren Denison a la orilla del mar
Years ahead of his time.
That is funny is this a joke? Because I have been pranked from you before. Now I am being pranked!
behold the quiet beatle
Its evidently Ringo playing drums
Love the sped up tempo and lofi nature of this recording. Awesome stuff
At a time Beatles were just happy to get a paying gig-save some money -move on to other careers. They never dreamed they would be multimillionaires-considered to be best ever. And music will be played as long as humans can keep a beat. Amazing.
John voice!!!! im in love!!
Sutcliffe's death was caused by a kick to the head he received during a fight after a performance in Britian. You need to read the book "The Man Who Gave The Beatles Away" written by their first manager, Allan Williams. They went to Germany in 1960 where Stuart met Astrid and he stayed there when the others returned home. They got kicked out because George was only 17.
No one knows for sure why Stu died...check out Mark Lowisohn's The Beatles Tune In.
We don't know for sure that the kick caused the brain bleed but it's possible.
This was in December 62,Ringo was in the band.
I like this live version better than the recorded one they put out later!!! This song was originally recorded and put out by Dr. Feelgood and the Interns.
george was a teen--omg the hipist teen on the planet --place to be was in his shoes, headed for fame that only a genie could promise
WOW WOW WOW !
From a mad keen 76yo Aussie fan.
You can locate my other videos by searching Gringo557; there's a series of four parts for the entire StarClub tapes, for those you can search The Beatles Star-Club, Hamburg 1962 (Part 1 of 4) 720p HD; glad you enjoyed this one.
I like this version.
Mr. Moonlight The Beatles
Mr. Moonlight
You came to me one summer night
And from your beam you made my dream
And from the world you sent my girl
And from above you sent us love
And now she is mine
I think you're fine
Cos we love you, Mr. Moonlight
Mr. Moonlight, come again please
Here I am on my knees
Begging if you please
And the night you don't come my way
I'll pray and pray more each day
Cos we love you, Mr. Moonlight
And the night you don't come my way
Oh, I'll pray and pray more each day
Cos we love you, Mr. Moonlight
Mr. Moonlight
Mr. Moonlight, come again please
Here I am on my knees
Begging if you please
And the night you don't come my way
I'll pray and pray more each day
Cos we love you, Mr. Moonlight
Mr. Moonlight
Mr. Moonlight
Mr. Moonlight Writer(s): Roy Johnson
"Here i am on my nose" 0:46
In my Hollies playlist with their version and the originals. Thanks for the upload! The Hollies' version came out before The Beatles's studio version. Wonder if Nash & Co. heard them do it live before then?
Thrilling. Love the '62 recordings.
ONe of the great songs.
Best version!
Ringo is rocking!!
Beatles forever!
Sempre bom ouvir Beatles ❤🎶
i really like tempo and rythm
Que legal ouvi-los assim sem produção !
The fast of the live, love them
Esto es Rock And roll puro
When Paul sang it was sweet,when John sang they were ROCK & ROLL!!!
This is very nicely done. And it is really cool. Like being there. I bet the Beatles had a blast on that gig.
Too bad Lennon didn't feel like starting the song that night, the way it should, with that wonderful cry....
The Moon is a piece of cheese,
And here I am, down on my knees,
begging for some cheese,
So if you please.
And from your cream, you made us dream,
From your whirl we fell in love with your pearl,
Mr Moonlight.
Ha,
Artists!! . We’re just so ARTFUL!!🎶.
Art.! We’re just so FULL OF IT! 🎶
+ Can’t help Ourselves!
🀄🀄 Such restless elves!
And no one else
Could GIVE A SHIT! +
(.🙏💓💓 But WE do!)
John
😄🍓💓
this is perfect!
That's former boxer Horst Fascher. He was the bouncer at the Top Ten Club and later the StarClub.
Didn’t move like Ringo what a magical time
ビートルズのライブはキャバーンクラブ時代が一番熱いです‼️
great pic with Little Richard
VERY NICE
Even here, Lennon's voice dominates
Better than the version on Beatles '65/Beatles for Sale.
POWERFULL！！
Diversity of talent was impressive.
i wish the beatles finished version was that like this one oh well we still have the hollies version
This is really great
No sé confundan. Es cierto, en Hamburgo el mayor tiempo lo pasaban en el escenario y eso es bueno, incluyendo a Pete Best ( que lo corrieron de forma canallezca, para meter a Ringo). Pero por tocar de esta forma, no fueron aceptados en DECCA y ahí se incluía a Best, esto es, el estaba en la jugada, todos estaban en el mismo nivel musical. Por esa razón ya desde Hamburgo los Beatles habían coqueteado con Ringo, principalmente George, Ringo tocaba con Rory Storm, también en Hamburgo, pero este le exigía más a Ringo, por el tipo de música que tocaban en Rory Storm y que por cierto tenían mejor sonido que los Beatles o cuando menos tenían otro nivel musical. Ringo al escuchar el sonido de los Beatles en Hamburgo no iba a dejar a Rory Storm por unos aventureros, no acepto irse con los Beatles. Pero estos ya estaban apuñalando por la espalda a Best, pero porque no lo corrían? si como dicen era malo. Porque Paul no se ponía de acuerdo con Best, para darle mejor sonido a los Beatles? Harrison hacia lo que podía y John se dedicaba a cantar. Por cierto John, cuando George Martin logro el sonido Beatle y los llevo a la fama, quería correr a Harrison y meter a Eric Clapton, que ya era un guitarrista profesional.. Hay que reconocer que Harrison no era un buen guitarrista tenía muchas limitaciones de ahí que John le haya puesto el ojo a Eric Clapton, por supuesto este no acepto, Dada su inestabilidad, a este nada lo enbonaba y por supuesto no iba a perder su libertad para meterse como ratón al estudio de grabación, como ya se habían convertido los Beatles. Dicho lo anterior el creador del sonido Beatle fue: Sir George Martin. Se hacia lo que él decía. Una vez dijo, en un estudio de grabación nadie sabe si alguien toca su instrumento o es un músico de estudio. Esto me recordó a The Monkees ( aunque estos no sabían tocar su instrumento ni cantar). Pero, así, lograron buenos éxitos. Quien nos puede decir si al inicio los Beatles no fueron un producto de mercadotecnia, de la mano de Martin? pero para terminar, cuando firmaron contrato con Parlaphone y se lo enseñaron a Ringo, este de inmediato se fue con los Beatles abandonando a Rory Storm y The Hurricanes. Así es la vida, nada es justo. Perdió Best y ganó el suertudo de Ringo. Y ganaron los Beatles al conocer a un personaje como George Martin. Este fenómeno no se va a volver a repetir, cuando menos en los próximos 100 años. Así que, a seguir disfrutando el sonido Beatle.
Abur
Very good
They look like kids who just goof around and play music at those photos not knowing they would be massive in a few months and eventually helped shape the 1960s in terms of music.
That must have been a cool place to hang out in those days.
Pete sounds fine here!
Yes, the drumming is VERY good here. It's Ringo.
Stuart Sutcliffe was in the band at this time and always had his back towards the audience. He couldn't play guitar, but john wanted him in the group because he was a great artist and his work kept them in cash in the early days. He was attacked in Hamburg and kicked in the head. he died later of a brain tumour. His girlfriend Astrid invented the Beatle haircuts.
Stu died 10 April 62. He wasn't on this recording. Stu was attacked in Liverpool, not Hamburg, and was a sick guy even before that. Astrid's boyfriend before Stu, Klaus Voormann, and their friend, Jurgen Vollmer, had "Beatles"-style haircuts, and the boys copied their style (except for Pete Best). ~The Beatles: Tune In, by Mark Lowisohn
0.75 is almost the beatles for sale tempo🫡
For the umpteenth time, it's not Pete Best!
I guess the photos were from earlier trips to Hamburg while the audio is from their last trip, after Ringo joined?
Correct.
I was 4
It's funny.... people make these negative comments about Pete's playing and they are people who have never heard Pete play. Look up Pete Best Band on youtube, listen to Pete play, then make an educated comment.
DennisVernier bit difficult because after 60 years of practice he's still being shadowed on the drums by another drummer.
His current band has 2 drummers in it, that tells me all I need to know.
Pete best is only known because he was in the biggest band in the world before they became famous, and he's ridden on that gravy train since.
In interviews he's very contradictory and claims he was nearest to John, and more recently his great friendship with George.
He seems to have only been friends with dead Beatles who can't reply back
Bullseye!
For Me. The Earlier The Better. Always will be. Raw..Hungry For Stardom, Once they Had it. It was Torture for them.....Be careful what you wish for
A Latín Beatle's Style...!!!
I know. Typical John. I've been cracking up over that for years . . .
the triads and rim shots are uncanny covers of Panama Red's original. They thought highly of him
Lovely comment, Grant! x
They were learning to jell as a band night after night they grew into a tight unit unde nightly r scrutiny by a raucous audience.
For another experience you should look up on You Tube the German Blue Flames LIVE cover in 1965 of the Fortunes of "You've Got Your Troubles I've Got Mine". recorded on a weekly German TV show. The baritone who sings the finale verse sounds better than Elvis.
Piano Red. Look him up. One of the most under-rated musicians of the 1950s
This is totally Ringo. Pete Best could never play like that.
Listen to Besame Mucho
Jajajajajajaja
Of course it is Ringo. It's from December 1962, Pete was off the group for about four months.
Daily Howl, i've seen the Pete Best Band 3 times, and in their songs list there is " Mr . Moonlight" , and i can tell you that Pete plays pretty well, believe me. Hope you will have the chance to see them, you will enjoy this group! Greetings from Italy, Patrick 👋🎵🎵
@@andresarturo4461 YA YA! I love that song, although is played by Tony Sheridan and his original band, The Beat Brothers 👋🎵🎵
1963 they said this band might Dale ect go some where
The Star club was like thier fourth or fifth trip to Hamburg . They didn't want to go .the contract made by Brian had been made a while back and in the interum they'd become a big deal in England and we're somewhat miffed . I've read their performances described as sloppy and phoned in . Obviously from this perspective this is nonsense. They are loose, excited/ing and incredible.
nice
@82compoundw
those are the infamous "prellies" for staying awake for 2 days.
Yes
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Pete Best was RUSHING
It's not Pete Best
@@gringo557 Well whoever it is, he’s rushing. Definitely not Ringo.
@@jasperhalsey8574 Dude, c'mon, it's COMMON KNOWLEDGE that Ringo plays on this recording . . .
This is after Pete was fired right?
Muito legal
Read the date, it's from 1962.
In the photo on 52 secs., who's that on piano?
Roy Young
Hi, Gringo, thanks for that, but I don't recognise the name-do you have any other info about him?
Actually, forget that, i've just Googled him- interesting character..
Love them, but why this song was included in their LP is beyond me.
Why not? It’s a great jazz / Latin sounding tune. The lads were great at a number of different styles, it’s great to have songs like this that provide some levity from the downbeat nature of most of Beatles For Sale.
Raw as fuck Beatles.
Better than the shitpile we have today for none sins to GOD...
LONG LIVE PETE, BITCHES!
Man the Beatles were really good life band Where did they get the money to buy those fender amplifiers maybe Brian Epstein both them
They were Star club house amps.
0:28 Anthony Kiedis
Who is in the center of the photo at 0:50???
That's former boxer Horst Fascher. He was the bouncer at the Top Ten Club and later the StarClub.
@@gringo557 The Beatles were lucky to have him, and later, former-bouncer Mal Evans, on their team.
is this a serious comment? do u honestly not know who they are?
0:37
@0:49 on my nose
Hummm they started with Pete and ended with Ringo in the same song