The Beatles - Live at the Circus-Krone-Bau, Munich, Germany (June 24, 1966)
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- Опубліковано 17 тра 2024
- 0:00 Intro
3:39 Rock and Roll Music
5:14 She's a Woman
5:36 If I Needed Someone
5:58 Day Tripper
6:22 Baby's In Black
8:58 I Feel FIne
11:33 Yesterday
14:05 Nowhere Man
16:45 I'm Down
Please note : You should know that this assembly is an unofficial one, I made it with the documents that I could find on the web. I did it just for the fun of making these two concerts as complete as possible...
The Beatles’ brief 1966 tour of West Germany, Japan and the Philippines began on this day, with two concerts at the Circus-Krone-Bau in Munich, Germany.
The shows took place at 5.15pm and 9pm. The second show was filmed by German television network Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen (ZDF), and followed a brief afternoon rehearsal set for the cameras. The footage was shown as Die Beatles on channel two on Tuesday 5 July, from 8-8.45pm.
Also appearing on the bill were Cliff Bennett and The Rebel Rousers, The Rattles, and Peter and Gordon. The German leg of the tour was known as the Bravo Blitztournee, and was sponsored by the entertainment magazine Bravo.
The Beatles’ set throughout the tour consisted of 11 songs: ‘Rock And Roll Music’, ‘She’s A Woman’, ‘If I Needed Someone’, ‘Day Tripper’, ‘Baby’s In Black’, ‘I Feel Fine’, ‘Yesterday’, ‘I Wanna Be Your Man’, ‘Nowhere Man’, ‘Paperback Writer’, and ‘I’m Down’.
Notes by : www.beatlesbible.com
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You really had to live thru Beatlemania to comprehend what a huge impact these 4 guys from Liverpool had on the entire world. We'll never see anything like it again.
Never ever again.......................
69 here...thanks to Ed Sullivan for bringing the Beatles to us here in the United States...
The Beatles, to me are, the Gods of Rock n' Roll
@@stevewalton4771 I'm 70 Steve so I can totally relate. They were and remain the greatest ever.
No one can touch the Beatles. Greatest group ever.
Forever ...
I’m just shy of 73 now, but every time I hear them I’m 18 once again. I feel so lucky to have come of age during those magical years of amazing musicians and singular music. Today’s music, while some of it is really quite extraordinary, simply doesn’t capture an age or a life like this music did, and still does.
I agree 100%. We were blessed to be exposed to so much creative pure music and the Beatles were the pathway for it to exist.
Agree, nearly 69 now. Saw them live in Indianapolis in Sept of 64 when I was 9 yrs old. Life changing - never has anyone (band) else come remotely close to how that influenced me musically -
Bin 75 und diese Musik begeistert mich noch immer und versetzt mich in meine glücklich Jungen.
Beste Band für immer und ewig 😍😍😍😍
@@richardrogers3110 Hi to you richardrogers. I too live in Indianapolis. A friend of mine got to go to that concert too. Yes I do remember it was at the old Coliseum building at the Indianapolis Fairgrounds. Those were such great days. If you love music it was the best time to have grown up and to have experienced the talent that the Beatles shared with us.
I wonder what the music landscape would be like if the Beatles had never been.
The Beatles NEVER repeated themselves. Every album was an advance on the previous one. True musical geniuses, each one of them
Somebody put in a ton of work putting this video together. Thanx…
Having myself had the chance to work at the Circus Krone in 2015, I then had the idea of assembling everything I found on this show...lot of fun to do that !
and color it..
Yes....I've heard the word.,...
Mil Gracias!
Excellent MONTAGE ,,
That Paul scream, John Jokes. George Harmonizing
& Ringo is ........
That's the first time I've seen the whole band play 'Yesterday'!
I think the Japan concert film from that year also has a whole-band version...
n what do u think of the latest peter jackson beatles film? I am thinking of watching it, is it any good dude? ,:-0
@@Jiv_Ing57819 It is excellent!
When I saw them, in August 1966, they did the "whole band" version, much to my surprise.
@@richardtharris that’s amazing
The Beatles = The greatest band on earth.
Happy birthday, Paul. 81 years young today. 18th June 2023 ❤
Truly... They came in and stole Pink Floyd's throne for me. Discovered them two years ago. Blew my mind.... Truly a miracle what those guys did.
@@FnelrbnefPink Floyd are genius. They r the only band I could possibly put on the level of The Beatles..... 😊
@@TheGreatAlan75 ABBA?
I was 16 years old when this concert was. The Beatles were not just a band , they were a part of us.
Que diferente se escucha “Yesterday” con el acompañamiento de los otros tres Beatles!
did you even remember anything? like the numbers that weren't shown online?
"The Beatles were not just a band , they were a part of us" - I think that says so much of being a Beatlesfan in general, that quote is so spot on.
So glad that all of this precious old footage is being preserved on youtube. UA-cam is kinda like the Library of Congress.
With equal or more censorship.
The Circus Krone concert stands alone in 1966, an oddity. Instead of the usual huge venues, the Beatles are in a rather intimate setting, a mere few feet away from the fans. The improved Vox amplifiers actually had enough power to be heard this time! Additionally, unlike the 1966 American tour, the Beatles all seem joyous about playing, especially John Lennon. They put on a great show with a lot of enthusiasm, as if it were 1964. It might feel like 1964 since most of the songs are from that tour (Rubber Soul was hard to replicate on stage, and Revolver had just been recorded but not released yet). The gems here are hearing more recent songs, especially John's "Nowhere Man" and "Day Tripper" (too bad it was just a snippet for DT). George's If I Needed Someone is another treat to see performed live. Paul's Yesterday is not done solo acoustically (per earlier years) but with the band backing up his epic song. Times were a changing and the Beatles would stop touring in just a few months, but for one moment, the band was sort of "home", playing before a German audience in a small setting and having a great time.....perhaps like the Hamburg days. Kudos to the few people (and German TV Network) that had movie cameras and sound equipment to record this priceless event way back in 1966!
The Beatles Atlanta Concert , also had a great sound system .
Yes, and so great to see them enjoying themselves! After the awful way they were beaten up in the Philippines and then the record burnings, death threats and endless harassment in the US over John's misconstrued comment mentioning Jesus, plus the fact they could never hear themselves play and were carted around in the back of a van like pieces of furniture, it's no wonder they stopped touring.
Хорошо сказал, good say! 😊
You noticed that too. It was like a homecoming, and they played with such enthusiasm. "Unser nachste lied" haha. Germany loved the Beatles.
They were probably enthusiastic and energetic because it was the very first concert of their 1966 tour, more than any other reason.
The harmonies in Nowhere Man are brilliant, goes to show they didn't need studio tricks to pull it off. The equipment wasn't as great as it is nowadays and there was so much noise from the screaming that they could hardly hear themselves play and they still put on a great show. I say legends!
I thought so too John , so funny, Nowhere Man in E.People wouldnt put up with lipsync back then.
The harmonies in "I feel fine" are awesome, too.
True talent, simple and real!
The Beatles actually rehearsed for this show. It was their first time back in Germany since the old days. They were nervous and wanted to play well. Guess what they did. Great stuff
the genius of john lennon gets greater with each passing moment
Но здесь он ещё не виден
You may find out one day that these guys didn't write these songs. It will be an unfortunate and sad day. Maybe after we're dead.
And the genius of Sir Paul is so great that even before Lennon was assassinated, he was inducted into the Guinness Book of World Records (in 1979) for success with his music.
Nah...
@@charlespeterson3798 they're both fakes
how wonderful to see this! I can’t believe it’s 56 years that I was at this concert - I only have a couple of blurry photos that I took with this little cheap „Instamatic“ camera. I had no clue this footage existed! Thanks!
You were really lucky to be there. I would have given anything to just be able to touch Lennon.
@@travis8665 I‘m afraid that even if you had been at the concert which was according to nowadays standards an intimate concert you would not have been able to touch John Lennon.
Amazing! I wasn't even born yet, turn 56 this year.
@@dannyhood7433 nevertheless too young to have seen the Beatles 😀
@@dannyhood7433 I was 3 months old. I had no idea who or what the Beatles were. Lol.
"The Word" is one of the most underrated songs in the Beatles' history.
I totally agree with you!
One of my favorites!
Especially for the 'In the beginning I misunderstood' chord progression - it's 1965 and we have the first stirrings of prog rock, hard rock etc.
I'm a little confused. Is this the American stereo version or some remix of "The Word" at the beginning of the video? It sounds spectacular on my mid-fi media speakers. I'll go back to the UK version and get back to you.
I still don’t know how Ringo did it and stayed in time because there’s zero chance he could hear anything.
There were no monitors and there was constant screaming. What a legend.
Said he'd be watching their backsides (the movements) to keep in time. They had to have been so in synch with one another form all of the touring.
Wish he would chillax with the cymbals, though.
Up until that time they were together for 6 years and played nonstop. It was all muscle memory by then
He did it because he couldn't hear the rhythmically horrible guitar parts John's playing.
@@ceedogg4270 😆😆
A lot of good bands have come and gone since The Beatles, but none of those bands can ever or could ever hold a candle to The Beatles. The Beatles are the ultimate band, they are the band of bands.
well said
I agree with you, they are the musical yardstick by which all bands are measured.
And all that great music only spanned for barely 7 years..unbelievable
The thing I loved about the Beatles is how evolutionary their music was. They never at any time rested on their laurels.
DUH!
Wow. No pyrotechnics. No backup dancers. Just raw talent.
Enough of that stale ass type of comment. Shut up..., really.
Not even a third microphone stand. Poor young fellas had to share lol
And only 2 roadies.
Not the only ones to ever do that.
Seemed to be a lot of guys with white shirts and black ties hanging about, were the local Mormons invited?
Love when Paul says ' I've forgotten the words to that"...referring to ' I'm down ' . And John playfully tries to remind him..they looked so happy together..even when Paul makes a mistake during the song..Ringo has to laugh...very nice to see ..
Speechless. Incredible. To see a non-acoustic Yesterday was amazing. And Nowhere man live…how daring! And done with perfect harmony. No one compares to these boys!
This isn't that good. There's video of the Kinks from 1965 that completely destroys this performance. John's guitar playing is bad.
@@ceedogg4270 This performance was just before they stopped doing live performances, they were exhausted and by their own admission getting sloppy as musicians. Not many people in the audience could actually hear their guitars anyway because of the screaming. I'm actually surprised how much enthusiasm they are still showing.
@@thewalrus6833 My replies are to people saying this is a fantastic performance. Okay, they were tired and that's why they sounded bad, so it's not a good performance.
@@ceedogg4270 Fair enough.
@@ceedogg4270that's your opinion. Jesus, your opinion is not a fact.
So you just came here to irritate us ? 😅😅
OMG!! Yesterday played by the entire Beatles band?? With drums? This is a historical moment
You can see the respect John had for Paul and for this tune in particular. He stepped back and quietly played his supporting part. No antics (although his legs were working off some energy).
@@gbeachy2010 he had beetles on his legs?😊
@@gbeachy2010 I'd blame 'Prellies' which they were still using even AFTER Hamburg, not Preludin per se but another 'upper' - watch the Beatles at the NME 1966 show which showed them receiving awards but not playing, sadly (folks know the history behind THAT decision) - The Fabs looked 'wired' to hell, Lennon chewed gum so much to mask facial 'gurning'...
@@ToniLCD да плевать что он там жевал. главное что он выдавал
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Whether intentional or by happenstance, a lot of this footage was filmed at a distance that showed the Beatles playing their instruments instead of the usual eye-candy closeups. It’s fascinating to see how skilled they were, and how much they cared about their music. They were an incomparable band.
Eu também notei isso, as filmagens mostrando detalhes dos toques nos instrumentos.
The Beatles are the ultimate of the 60s, 70s and beyond! What a great chummy band - what beautiful music they gave me!
If you get a chance check out the Tokyo TV concert. It was filmed at the Budokan with 1 camera and it is about 20 minutes of the set they were doing in those days. But it really shows what a shoot 'em up rock 'n roll band they were. For some reason that never sunk in for me before. But despite what the Stones claim the Greatest R&R band in the world was The Beatles.
I long how John gives Paul a nudge in "I'm down."
@@lindaprentice720 Likely because it was almost "against all odds" yet they had each other(thru thik/thin).
Wow, that’s the first time I ever heard “Yesterday” not done acoustically! What a treat!
They did it like that at Budokan.
@@thefonzkiss they did it like that for their whole 66 tour
And two frets higher than the record.
Love the way John said "....Nowhere man ...in E"!!😂👍👍👍👍💕💖
It doesn't matter how many times you watch The Beatles, after all these years , they are still mesmerising & exciting.
Love them all but John is & always was my favourite, magnetic.
Yes I agree a great group, did alot of great songs and Paul McCartney a great singer ☺️ have a great night
@@lisaparsons4124 😊
😎👍
Just watched this now in 2022 and it still gives me chills! 😻✌
@@jeffclement2468 think we are so lucky to have our own little Time Machines to go back to this wonderful time.🤗
John and Paul singing together......those were the days......they were great on their own, but together they had that special sound......
Yeah, as great as they all were individually, none of it compares to that special something they had when they came together (wink).
R.i.p Paul ,John , George
👏💯❤️👍❤️💯👏👍THE BEST!!! Not like now they repeat words or they don’t make sense scream
Baby's In Black is such a magical moment. Great song, but even better live.
First time I have seen the band play Yesterday with Paul. It's just incredible to see how good this band is live. Pulling off those harmonies with tricky foldback condition must have made it a difficult singing task.
this has been said a million times.
BS
@@lewisc215 ok
Tbh this version didn't do it for me. Studio tricks, string section etc. really enhanced this song. Without them, it seems more like something played at a wedding for old people.
George is playing all those solo parts and makes it look too easy. He hardly ever looks at the guitar and is usually moving around, back and forth. Infuriating, like Hendrix, when they make it look effortless.
OMG…No wonder everybody wanted to be in a rock band after seeing/hearing them. Light years ahead of their time. Thank you!
No, they were in the sixties
@@tombryan1 No, they were in the fifties
@@jackcrane7853 I have been, and yes, it's an enjoyable and satisfying felling to make music with others. Nothing like it!
A light year is a measure of distance, not of time.
Just pure magic, the band that changed the world! THE BEATLES!!!
They changed the face of music for sure !
@@tjvanpopta they might have been the tip of the iceberg but they were just following a musical trend. They sure were genius composers like a Burt Baccarach to name one. But I would consider people like Hendrix or the Doors much more groundbreaking and innovative than the Beatles
@@vinobody the amount of great music that evolved in the 60,s was unbelievable. Just in that decade the amount of music and genres was unprecedented. The whole decade of the 60,s was exeptional for the sheer variety and innovation. The Beatles were first on the scène. They kicked down the doors for the intire British invasion. This and the culture revolution that they spearheaded makes them the greatest band there ever has been or ever will be. Glad i grew up then.
I was like born in 93 but when I look at this videos I get into the feeling like been in that Beatle era, the born of everything we know and metric, even so I'm not in that era, they are still with us in this records, a pleasure to enjoy them.
Nowhere Man is the most impressive performance here: three-part harmony throughout, at the same time the rolling bass and no mistake whatsoever.. (whereas there are slight goof-ups in "I'm down".)
John had the coolest voice.
I saw the Beatles on Ed Sullivan in Feb 64 when I was 9 years old, but I had heard of them a year before. Everybody knew who they were, and millions watched the broadcast. The real secret to the Beatles was Ringo. His beats always had this intense forward movement, they sounded much faster than they were actually playing. This made the music very exciting. They were all excellent musicians and were always likable. They never forgot their roots.
Ringo Starr's drums inspired me to play the drums. Was 6 Years old. Dad took my sister to Washington DC to see them. She didn't know it till they got there.
Very true about his drumming. He played ahead of the beat without actually rushing. Extremely rare quality in a drummer.
Ringo was the best drummer. Better then Pete even though he thought he was the best.
@@danahsutton101 Pete Best was, is and has always been a rank amateur in comparison to Ringo
@@davidpanzer1166 He never missed a Beat! All ways like Keith Moon! Got to meet the Who in Dearborn Michigan.
I’m so Paul obsessed! I love looking at him 😍 even at 80 I can’t quit looking at him! He just helps me along my journey. Wish so very much John could have grown old and George could have grown older. It’s incredible a band means so much to so many! They just changed the world 🌎 ✌🏼& ❤️
Never seen this before. What a wonderful piece of history. They seemed to be really enjoying themselves, just playing together.
True pure Beatles
Best band in the world
Look for Washington First US concert ..............you'l see true Fun
Good, good, good.... I like it. Beatles band was the better of the world. Today too. I'm sorry I come to France but since the first day when her music came in my head or my soul, it was a revolution. I was 9 years old. God bless Angland......
Not sure the Beatles ever recorded a throwaway song. Well maybe Maxwell's Silver Hammer and Baby You're A Rich Man, LOL
@@randycoursey7230
You're right. I'm sure, beatles band with Paul and John, are the better rock band over the world. Angland is the rock music mother of the world. Remember "Slade", "Sweet", "Deep purple", "The Rollings Stones", "Pink Floyd", "Led Zeppelin", "Genesis" and other great real rock band. Really, I'm very satisfied of that. It's my young life when I was a kid. Today respect for your country guys.
@@didiermenard8017
The Beatles would not have had that sound if not for George Harrison, let's get that straight. And as far as great Rock bands, yes it all started in England but it came to fruition in the United States. All of those bands you mentioned needed to come to the United States. United States is where the money's at. And the United States has also produced some of the greatest rock, Blues, southern rock, contemporary Rock, jazz woven in with rock, bands in the world. From The Doors to Steely Dan, to Lynyrd Skynyrd, to Credence Clearwater Revival, Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band, to Steve Miller. And you forgot to mention the great English rock band Cream with Jack Bruce, Ginger Baker, and Eric Clapton when it comes to Great English rock bands. That's to be expected though, so many great rock bands and variations of Rock music. And I left out Steppenwolf and the Jefferson Airplane as well. Alvin Lee and 10 Years After comes to mind, I believe they were English. In fact I believe Alvin Lee lived right next to George Harrison after Harrison acquired Friar Park Hanley on the Thames. If I ever go to England I am going to make a point to visit Friar Park. George Harrison turned this rundown mansion into a thing of beauty.
@@randycoursey7230
Hello Guy !!!! Sorry I'm a beginner with your language but it's a pleasure for to say you, probably your right for your opinion. Please, I have got need the time for read your comment. Your are real a good man and I'm sure, you known your story. Respect to you guy. It 's difficult for a hold man to know your rock story. Nothing real Angland rock stories came from your country when I am a kid. Only the radio and that year, I doesn't can to speak and to understand your language, maybe your anglish music was very well and good for my soul. I hope you anderstand my soul
@@didiermenard8017
Well I'm trying to understand you, LOL. I can see your heart is in the right place and I can make out most of what you're saying. Another great rock band that was not mentioned was The Who. The Who actually came along right after the Beatles in 1964 I believe along with the Rolling Stones. I was 10 years old in 1964 when the Beatles were featured on The Ed Sullivan show here in the United States. Everyone in school was talking about how the Beatles were going to be on Ed Sullivan. That started the British invasion which I remember very well. The British have an incredible amount of talented artists that started it all.
No lip syncing, no goofy props or costumes, and most impressively. No autotune.
no full songs either, this is chopped to heck
The musicianship on 'I Feel Fine' is just plain remarkable. The melody they execute on their guitars while belting out vocals is just unmatched by anyone, anywhere. They were simply the very best of the best and if you were treated to seeing them live and realized it, you were one very fortunate lover of great music indeed. Oh, and it's John playing the lead melody, not George, while singing lead, in the second position with a pinky stretch. He was underrated as a guitarist. That is so tremendously difficult to achieve especially in a live venue where you can hardly hear yourself. Watch John at 10:44 on just absolute genius. God I miss him.
You forgot Ringo's exqisite drumming on 'I Feel Fine'! A left-handed drummer, Ringo uses his right hand to hit the bell chop at that tempo whilst the toms with his left. As a drummer, I can say it takes a little practice for most of us to do it to this tune. Starr's a creative, musical drummer who influenced so many of us when were kids in the 60s-70s.
@@citizensredivivus4157 Glad you chimed in. Excellent observations. I'm a guitarist/singer/songwriter myself so I lock in on guitar and vocals. But I took a minute to listen to what you are saying and I can see the complexity too. Starr is a great drummer whose incredible chops took a back seat to the songs they wrote too often. He has a tremendous heart and soul too. Thanks.
John and George are trading that riff on Feel Fine. John plays the opening riff, but George takes it over when John starts singing.. Then John plays it again as soon as he stops singing. During the verses, you can clearly see John just strumming, and George playing the riff. Plus, when George moves the microphone away from John, the riff stops, because George has to stop playing. Then you can see and hear George start playing it again. George also obviously played the lead during the break. You can see him. Then John takes over the riff, then he gives it back to George during the verse. Very cool!
@@sarahm.5356 You are not wrong necessarily that's a good point, George is comping John not truly trading off, during the verses with the hammer down/pull off part of the melody, although he misses it in the first and second line of the first verse, and John is playing a barred G7addA with a very difficult pinky stretch that is particularly hard to play and hold in that position because the frets are fairly far apart. The comping is set in the background. I just tried the lick again for the first time in years, and yeah, still hard to do and sing even without the ornamentation of the hammer/pull off bit. When they drop to the 5 chord, D, they both are playing it although you can mainly hear John. When the mic is moved, George had not really played it because he missed it in the first line of the first verse and again when he moves the mic. Then it goes 5. 4, 1 in rhythm and John plays the riff on the 1 with George comping (she's in love with me and I feel fine). We mostly hear John playing it. Not sure what you mean by George obviously played the lead part during the break. You mean the lead break? That's George playing the lead break, and John playing the riff, then they come back to the five chord, and they both play it again. I view it as George comping John during the verses otherwise John plays the lick, except on the drop to D and possibly on the return to the 1 chord, G, where they both play it but we can mainly hear John's guitar when they do.
@@songshineoriginalmusic Very well explained Scott, YEARS and YEARS of Practice, and of coarse PURE TALENT.
I was 8 years old when this was recorded; I had already been a Beatle fan since age 6 when my mom brought home two albums: "Meet The Beatles" and the Beach Boys "Surfin USA." She got me started. What a great mom!
What's amazing within a handful of months they would have started to record Sergeant peppers
This was filmed exactly on my first birthday 🎂
I was 8 yrs as well. I was 6 in 1964 when the Beatles flew in to Pittsburgh airport ( a mile from my house)
& my dad took me and my 2 older sisters to see them get off the plane. I was in a Beatlemania crowd
like in Hard Days Night. standing on the curb as they motored past, I could have high fived Ringo. The
crowd was mental bezerk. I saw them carry a hysterical girl on a stretcher. girls climbed phone poles.
an early and vivid memory.... and in color !
My Mum was cool, but leaned differently. Everything worked out well.
My father (music professor, bassoon player, conductor, composer) brought home Rubber Soul, Abbey Road and Sgt Pepper's lonely Heart's club band, ... My favorite song was "Here Comes the Sun" because Mom didn't ever turn the heater on in winter. I had to just listen to this song and "Imagine" 😱🥶🤣😭🤣🤣
There is no denying the fact they were great musicians and stage performers. Also, how often do we ever get to see a band who loved playing music with each other? Their magic was mysterious and timely. Just look at the faces on all those people in the audience and you’ll see how utterly captivated they are.
Sorry but this show is far from a good performance. Let's be honest here. By 1966 the Beatles were road weary and basically mailing in their performances. This show here is just plain awful.
@@goplad1 yes, is not a good performance but is mystic. They are like gods. I thank that im looking a live beatles concert in my bed in Argentina in 2023
Even now they seem from another world. I'm not from that time but like the music and if I watch, stones, kinks,who, animals,them or any other band none sound as punk and lively as the Beatles or have as many different song styles and vibes. They change so much for one show it must have been like a rollercoaster. Other bands must of hated them
The Foo Fighters?
@@MrThedonhead I can't understand that perspective at all. Beatles sound punk? Especially in their early years? That makes no sense when compared to the Kinks and the Who. Those bands were much closer to early punk music. The Beatles were very pop. There is absolutely no comparison to punk and the Beatles.
So amazing that they could perform in such a noisy, crowded and at times harsh surrounding!
I am 73yrs, a carreerd soldier.This was once I were young. TO ALL STUPHORS OUT THERE ,SAYING PAUL DIED IN AN ACCIDENT WAY BACK 60's ,LOOK AT THIS VIDEO AND LOOK AT ONE PAUL PERFORMRD IN 2018,YOU MUST BE MAD!PAUL IS ALIVE AND WELL.
Hard to believe this was 56 years ago. Imagine what the Beatles could've achieved in concert with proper equipment and sound systems!
I was 13 when this was recorded. Not meaning to cast shade on your comment but this was proper state-of-the-art sound equipment for its time. Beatlemania was just winding down at the time of this recording. The Beatles were playing to mostly an adult audience. Good to see and hear.
The Get Back Roof Top concert give some semblence of how good the band really was without the need for too much effect enhancement. And they did use proper equipment. The instruments they used were some of the best going around at the time.
@@karmicselling4252 So good in fact it was almost studio quality. I watch that video all the time. My favorite Beatles era was the suit Beatles. All facets of the Beatles were great. What's your favorite era of The Beatles?
@@jimshannononsounds Tongue in cheek-The white shirts were almost a 1:1 ratio w/fans.
Not great equipment? With all their number one hits, with those instruments, ugh, I wonder how they did it, still the only ones with the top 5 spots on billboard’s top 100, at the same time. They did something right
Ringo's greatness lies in the fact "He always played for the band, not himself".
A band's dream. 😢😮😅😊
It would take an eleven year old a week to be as good as he is, wow, just fantastic.
It's a fact that the band consisted of three big egos and one great teamplayer. Even if two of the egos were extroverts and one was an introvert.
What a cool group. Hope they make it big.
😂😂
It's possible.
Yes, if they stick at it, and practice they might get a record deal!
😂
The Best and Greatest band of all time ....The Beatles!!! Timeless music....
Yes, pop music's foremost creators, Innovators, trend setters, and miraculously talented song writers, just an extraordinary band.. Long live The Beatles!
Led Zeppelin is the greatest rock band ever
Bob Hope
I totally agree. I love The Beatles but they pale on stage compared to Zeppelin, and on stage is where a band is truly defined.
Cheers.
@@lyndoncmp5751 Amen .
More complex music to play live
I remember as a kid seeing them on TV. Every inch of every minute was spent worshiping their music..Not a drop of those precious minutes were wasted..Not one drop
Oh so True!.
The Beatles made my teenage years happy & exciting.
When life got hard & confusing, I'd put them on & then everthing seemed OK.
The Beatles have helped me all through my life, even now.
We all grew up together & it hurts still that John & George have gone.
I will love them forever.💙💛💜❤
Amazing seeing yesterday with John and George playing rhythm parts
This was July 5, 1966. Revolver would be released four weeks later. What a crossroads - on stage were the Mop Top Beatlemania Fab Four in matching suits. Off the stage they were already The Beatles - Rubber Soul and Revolver finished - two completely different bands. From Rock and Roll Music to Tomorrow Never Knows in the matter of just days.
Not enough words! 🎼🥁 George Harrison
Hare Krishna! thank you immensely.. what a great video.
Regarding whose hair was always the most fine, shiny, clean, styled and beautiful all over his head... Well... "hair-i- son" of course.
George my favorite gentleman Beatle is such a friend to the Hare Kṛṣṇa people. Actually in the year here, 1966, the first recording of the Hare Krishna mantra chant came out in NYC. It was aired on an all night radio station, with towers on the Empire State building which could be picked up in those quiet hours as far away as Britain & South America. Evidently George heard it, copied down the address to order, and ordered about 300 copies. That started his relationship of devotion to the great Śrīla Prabhupada, and he donated over $20,000 to print the translated scriptures, as well as a mansion near London which runs still today as an international temple sanctuary, gardens and cow sheds for pure milk delicacies. George of course traveled to India. His Hare Kṛṣṇa friends remained his steadfast friends through his whole life.
Words from George appear in Kṛṣṇa Book. 😘🇬🇧🇺🇸🇮🇳😍.
Many songs inspired by KRISHNA 🌺 from Harrison.. "my sweet Lord", "living in the material world", "I am missing You"....
By chanting
Hare Kṛṣṇa, Hare Kṛṣṇa
Kṛṣṇa Kṛṣṇa, Hare Hare
Hare Rāma, Hare Rāma
Rāma Rāma, Hare Hare
one inevitably arrives at KṚṢṆA Consciousness. (The proof of the pudding is in the eating!)
vedabase.io/en/library/kb/words-from-apple/
Full free library too...please please please visit.
Thank you.
Interesting info, mate! This was indeed right at the point of their transition from one phase to the next.
This was one of their last concerts. They stopped touring less than two months later.
Yes because at times they couldn’t hear themselves when playing live. Plus they wanted to test their limits on studio work and obviously that turned out great. Can’t really think of any other big name bands that quit touring that early in their career. Christ last I checked the Stones are still out there..lol
DUH
@@Tom-ok2rh Tom the genius tells us what the entire world knew in 1968
@@lewisc215 I feel sorry for people like you that feel you have to throw your two cents worth snide comments just to make you feel superior. Get a life
Everyone in the crowd did not miss a beat... because nobody was looking down at a cell phone to distract themselves. Much simpler times 😊
From Bic lighters to phones..Ugh
you must have missed the time traveller at the back...the one in the t-shirt and the sun glasses with the floppy haircut ;-)
Boomer comment
@@nathangray4601 On your way sunshine. Take a photo of your dinner and send it to your 'friends'. Probably the most exciting thing you ever do.
Always this boring comment!!! Duh!
You know why there are no smartphones? Just because they didn't exist. If they did, do you think those silly fainting screaming girls would keep them in their pockets????
This video is priceless. Who would believe "a liitle dance band" (George) could have such an impact. Only if you were there. Yet, because of fortunate circumstance (and someone saving the film, and some other someone {le mélomane} pulling the fragments together) we all have now the chance to be Beatle Mania believers. That there are sections missing, and audio quality occasionally (very) iffy only underscores how lucky we are that we have this much. ....After all, that night, after the last song, all this intensity and joy disappeared completely into the rarified substance of memory carried by the lucky few.
One part of the film was made by the Munich police, to train them, how to deal with excited fans in the future. It's quite well known in Germany and has been used time and again for Beatles documentaries over the past 25 years. One of the concerts on June 24, 1966 was recorded by the TV station "ZDF" and shown for the first time, as described by Le mélomane, on July 5, 1966 in the evening program of the station.
This is the most complete Beatles concert I've ever seen, simply amazing.
Guess you haven’t seen Tokyo 66. Much better and more complete.
you haven't seen much.
@@sneakerfacevids441 hey sneak, I'd like 2 see that. Um, was Paul confused on that last song(no one would complain though)?
Not complete without them giving the salute. Not sure how that'd gone over but would've been fun to see. 😂
"I'm Down" is one of my favorite versions. Paul flubs the lyrics and it's fun to watch them during it. They're clearly having a blast.
Hey! Did u see John sung the first phrase to make him remind as instead of Paul’s singing? It seems so sweet!
Just goes to show its live😀
They looked like they were having the most fun with that one
John of all people (the Beatle who most often forgot lyrics) is giving Paul the first line of the song before they kick it off yet Paul starts it with the 2nd verse anyway.
And the scream! McCartney was GREAT at that as well as everything else.
Always amazed at how good they could stay on pitch, despite the loud audience, the amps, drums and no monitors.
you must be joking, they were all over the place on this recording and whoever was mixing their sound should have been fired, the balance was terrible
@@marshallwhiteman yes It was bloody difficult thats why they were allnover the place
@@marshallwhiteman remember this is 1966, it was a lot harder to do that stuff with the limited technology they had when they had to play against thousands of screaming fans
@@marshallwhiteman mix is shocking, but no monitors from what I can see so a small excuse for the out of tune vocals. No guitar techs so out of tune guitars. Still, the vocals at the start of nowhere man were great.
This is the first footage I have seen where they have the amps miked. So at least there is a semblance of a mix. Often times it is far worse. Then again the sound going to the camera /tape has no mix at all.
I'm really glad I lived long enough to enjoy this. I was 7 years old. As a musician there are parts of this where you can really hear Paul just tearing it up, playing some impossible bass parts, and, of course, NEVER looking at his bass. 5 octave vocal range? If I were Sir Paul, you can be damn sure I'd fancy myself as well. Thank you for this brilliant piece of Beatle Art,
Le mélomane, It's a masterpiece on so many levels...
My favorite Beatles show of all time, thank you so much for stringing together whatever is available! Looks like pro-shot footage exists, how I would kill to watch the full concert. This is the greatest band ever formed in their prime. They were in the process of recording Revolver and they understood these songs more than ever. Just raw, pure energy. There will NEVER be another band that comes near the Beatle.
Look for Washington .... their first US concert or their last one
Incredible thrills half a century later. Second to NOBODY, these 4 guys from Liverpool.
Some notes about this show - it was the first show of the 1966 tour, and it kicked off a tour that went from (West) Germany, to Japan, and then to the Philippines (infamously). So they were obviously a bit rusty in going back to live performing, which they had taken a long break from, most recently to record their upcoming album "Revolver," which was completed only *3 days* before this concert!
Wow, thanks for that
Yes, and the sound didn't help. At that point in their career and with the growth they experienced those days as musicians and songwriters, it's no wonder they were sick of playing live in those conditions.
also it ended on Aug. 29 in Candlestick Park and the Beatles never toured again or for that matter never played live together again (in public) except for the rooftop performance Jan 30, 1969.
YES LAST TO THE PHILIPPINES.. AFTER THAT.... YOU KNOW WHAT HAPPENS... IM FILIPINO AND YOU KNOW WHAT?.. MARCOS IS THE NEW PRESIDENT HAHAHAHAHA...
@@rakhousegaming6289 Yeah, hilarious. SMH
there isn't a live beatles footage that pops up on youtube i can not not watch..haven't been disappointed by any of them...been a fan of them since about 1970 when I was just a lad...getting into music for the very 1st time🙋♂️....saw "a hard day's night".immediately after,had my own beatlemania.lol ....they had off the charts charisma, a tight band , great songs (an understatement) , harmonies , musicianship which these live performances prove they were the real deal....as dylan once said in admiration speaking of paul, " he can play anything.." after seeing several of these early shows I think john doesn't get the credit for his guitar playing.hes quite good, really rocks..even the famous rooftop he kicks ass..I heard paul in some recent interviews say " we were a good little band..." the greatest and biggest little band ever!
rip john, george..we all miss ya!
Merci pour le montage. C’est la première fois que je les voyais au Circus Krohne. D’ailleurs, en octobre le groupe néerlandais The Analogues présentera son spectacle Hello Goodbye au Circus Krohne. 😊
When I see historical Beatles pieces like this I get chills. It transports me back to my childhood, more than 50 years, Beatlemania. Thanks for posting.
The Beatles weren't just incredibly creative, but they were a KICK ASS LIVE ROCK BAND
To hear how truly good a live band they were, I highly advise you to check out The Beatles at the BBC '62-65.
Especially in the Hamburg days.... they were RAW and went hard AF. Some of those songs could have been on a punk album over a decade later.
They "weren't just incredibly creative"? You are the only one with this opinion. They inspired a bunch of music styles, e. g. heavy metal with "Helter Skelter".
What they did in 8 years was phenomenal.In just eight years they changed the face of popular music forever.There will be no other band like them.They opened the door for many greats but they quite simply,were the best.
Paul s screams on Im down!!!! Come ooon. I love it when he does that. I was going only to sneak peek the video, ended up staying for the whole thing.
Three great voices, four great musicians, three great composers.
Great personalities.
Together they were pure magic.
And millions of braindead fans
Absolutely the best!
Three great voices? Ringo is fabulous on Boys, Octopus' Garden, which he wrote, Little Help from my Friends, Yellow Submarine, Act Naturally, et al, and Good Night on the White Album is enchanting.
@@jeffcory1056
Ringo never harmonized.
I just don't put him in the same category as the others, vocal wise.
He was hired as a drummer.
I'm not saying Ringo didn't have a good voice.
He just wasn't in the same league vocally as the other three.
lennon was such a magnetic presence! ...and george ... beautiful underrated playing...
About George
🎼🥁 George Harrison
Hare Krishna! thank you immensely.. what a great video.
Regarding whose hair was always the most fine, shiny, clean, styled and beautiful all over his head... Well... "hair-i- son" of course.
George my favorite gentleman Beatle is such a friend to the Hare Kṛṣṇa people. Actually in the year here, 1966, the first recording of the Hare Krishna mantra chant came out in NYC. It was aired on an all night radio station, with towers on the Empire State building which could be picked up in those quiet hours as far away as Britain & South America. Evidently George heard it, copied down the address to order, and ordered about 300 copies. That started his relationship of devotion to the great Śrīla Prabhupada, and he donated over $20,000 to print the translated scriptures, as well as a mansion near London which runs still today as an international temple sanctuary, gardens and cow sheds for pure milk delicacies. George of course traveled to India. His Hare Kṛṣṇa friends remained his steadfast friends through his whole life.
Words from George appear in Kṛṣṇa Book. 😘🇬🇧🇺🇸🇮🇳😍.
Many songs inspired by KRISHNA 🌺 from Harrison.. "my sweet Lord", "living in the material world", "I am missing You"....
By chanting
Hare Kṛṣṇa, Hare Kṛṣṇa
Kṛṣṇa Kṛṣṇa, Hare Hare
Hare Rāma, Hare Rāma
Rāma Rāma, Hare Hare
one inevitably arrives at KṚṢṆA Consciousness. (The proof of the pudding is in the eating!)
vedabase.io/en/library/kb/words-from-apple/
Full free library too...please please please visit.
Thank you.
About John🎸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇮🇳🎹😍 in 1969 John hosted Śrīla Prabhupada and his Hare Krishna devotees at Tittenhurst for quite some time. What a generous world famous star. John & Yoko 🌹
@@tulayamalavenapi4028 hypocrite krsna
The whole band is playing on Yesterday😮 Mahalo for the great video🤙🏼🌴
It is just very cool to see them performing "Nowhere Man" live at 14:05. I believe they said it was one of the more difficult songs for them to play live. And at the end, when Paul's voice in harmony goes higher, it is just magical. And I love seeing how much the fans adored them, think of how special that must have been, to see the Beatles in their prime, playing live, wow
Yeah Paul is really doing a lot with that bass line in that song, its always been one of my favorites.
They were PURE talented. No matter the situation
3:39 Rock and Roll Music
5:14 She's a Woman
5:36 If I Needed Someone
5:58 Day Tripper
6:22 Baby's In Black
8:58 I Feel FIne
11:33 Yesterday (with drums, sounds awesome)
14:05 Nowhere Man
16:45 I'm Down
Thank you for giving names of songs.
Wonderful setlist!
‘If I needed someone’ got short shrift
At the beginning this not live it is a recording, Lennon and Harrison wrote some notable songs and Ringo was a very competent musician but their best songs are far superior when recorded by other artists, I have lots of examples of this
very poor live!
@@pmoran7971 No, no. I don’t think many would agree with you, though there have been plenty of good covers. The songs were never better than when recorded but the Beatles.
Great Job! The highlights are that it’s colorized and hearing Nowhere Man and I Feel Fine live. Incredible Harmonies that sound exactly like the studio recording.
Thanks!!
Just as Paul sings the word "mistake" in Baby's In Black, he messes up on his bass, and then sticks his tongue all the way out. This is the best assemblage of no BS, just the Boy's in detail, , , and GREAT sonic capture of the bass!
Lennon's live singing was always on point
As Paul too.
@@stevemorris6790 Yeah, Paul's Vocals were way more difficult to sing than John's
I see the Paulyphants are out in full force.
@@ashensamarakoon7761not true
I like how Ringo saves the day when Paul misses the lyrics in "I'm Down".
He literally didn't miss a beat!
Ringo smiled gently and picked up the pieces for Paul. Lovely.
‘Baby’s In Black’ was amazing!
Might ‘I Feel Fine’ be the best pop record ever made? I have heard it all my life (since I became conscious of music in the early 70s) and it still gives me an extraordinary thrill every time I hear it. Incredible. For all their genius in the later years, this early record just knocks it out of the park. Bravo Beatles!
A slight cough is inevitable for "I feel fine". As great as the track is, and the studio version includes the first feedback deliberately used as a sound effect (which countless guitarists have continued to do since), it cannot go unmentioned that Lennon and Harrison have "varied" the riff from Bobby Parker's "Watch your step". However, something like that was not uncommon in general and "I feel fine" was always one of the Beatles' best live tracks.
One of the best, if not the best, live Beatles concerts that I have ever heard. Usually crowd noise interferes, such that you can't hear the music! Love!it!
Thanks for compiling this show. I don’t understand why it wasn’t all filmed in color. But I guess we’re lucky it was filmed at all. I especially like hearing Nowhere Man live. That’s rare to see.
Thanks so much!
👏🏻🎸😎
Colour parts are silent cine film
The color parts were part of a 16mm silent training film of Munich police on crowd control. The sound and b/w footage are the TV recording made by BR (Bavarian Broadcasting).
Man, color wasnt this accesible in those days!, only Hollywood had the color films and not all of them.
@@victormorgado5318
Yeah, your right. I wish someone would colorize Hard Days Night. The B&W makes it look dated. It was 50 years ago but still. It could use a touch up to make it more accessible. I’m not a fan of B&W. It works well with some films but life is in color, not B&W so it’s not accurate or real. It’s stylized. But color was a luxury back then. Now it’s a choice. And you can always turn off the color.
Police film, that explained the missing song bits, but a good camera man, nice and steady. Color film was still very new. Look at how major motion pictures from this period, mostly browns and reds and not much else. Terrible color balance and poor clarity. Many were colorized years later. In the states, home movies were lit with huge light bars with 4 large flood lights. Color TV in the states was still new, with Black and White being most common, with the color protocol NTSC (Not The same Color haha) which varied the color balance channel to channel, and even camera to camera.
You gotta be kidding me this is insane!! Love the camera perspective that shows head to toe, a couple of these pieces I've never seen done the way they do here. THis is what all the fuss was about!
Beatlemania had swept the world and the hysteria was fading by the time of this concert in 1966. But they were shortly to stop touring and concentrate on studio work. And we know what happened next !
Been listening to the Beatles sence l was four years old now I am sixty too years old I love the Beatles.Thanks for the video keep them coming Martin John glennon
ok i got one for you
Britain's gift to the world.
And Led Zeppelin, Stones, Who, Pink Floyd, Queen etc. Plus the English language, football, tv, trains, the programmable computer, world wide web....and a zillion other things.
Faraday. Or none of it would be here. He was not even a high school grad. Then of course there's Thomas Paine, another non-high school grad who wrote "Common Sense" in 1776. Without him, there probably would be no United States.
I literally grew up with The Beatles. My oldest sister would play their albums morning till night. I was 7 in June of '66. It's good to see any live footage of this incredible band. I can also see why shortly after this short show they stopped playing live. I can see how difficult it must have been to hear themselves play with all the girls screaming! I understand their reasoning to quit until the famous rooftop concert.
Sounds like we had similar childhoods! I was also 7 in June of 66, had three older sisters, so I grew up listening to Beatles music all through the '60s.
They took the world like a storm and changed music forever.
even though audio is terrible its classic Beatles = #1 of all time
How sweet to have a Beatles break! The world needs many many more.
We just finished up a 3 day Beatlefest here in the NYC area.....3 days of magic..
You are so right.
Everyone seemed to be so happy & optimistic in the 60's through them, even though there were tough times.🙂
@@jaydemo5792 Wow would have loved to be there.
The World needs them now.🤗
I didn't know they did a full-band version of Yesterday. Nice!
In Japan 66 same.
First time for me too. Great observation.
And its awful, wrong, cheesy, what a disaster
@@jackcrane7853 Care to expand on those critiques? Because they miss their mark by a long shot lol
Lovely Paul and George in vocals John fantastic charming voice Ringo amazing drums!!! endless love for The Beatles ♥️👏♥️👏♥️
Thank you so much for all the care and effort you put into this!
I live 700 meters from Circus Krone. Greetings from München
George my favorite gentleman Beatle is such a friend to the Hare Kṛṣṇa people. Actually in the year here, 1966, the first recording of the Hare Krishna mantra chant came out in NYC. It was aired on an all night radio station, with towers on the Empire State building which could be picked up in those quiet hours as far away as Britain & South America. Evidently George heard it, copied down the address to order, and ordered about 300 copies. That started his relationship of devotion to the great Śrīla Prabhupada, and he donated over $20,000 to print the translated scriptures, as well as a mansion near London which runs still today as an international temple sanctuary, gardens and cow sheds for pure milk delicacies. George of course traveled to India. His Hare Kṛṣṇa friends remained his steadfast friends through his whole life.
Words from George appear in Kṛṣṇa Book. 😘🇬🇧🇺🇸🇮🇳😍.
Many songs inspired by KRISHNA 🌺 from Harrison.. "my sweet Lord", "living in the material world", "I am missing You"....
By chanting
Hare Kṛṣṇa, Hare Kṛṣṇa
Kṛṣṇa Kṛṣṇa, Hare Hare
Hare Rāma, Hare Rāma
Rāma Rāma, Hare Hare
one inevitably arrives at KṚṢṆA Consciousness. (The proof of the pudding is in the eating!)
vedabase.io/en/library/kb/words-from-apple/
Full free library too...please please please visit.
Thank you.
This is excellent concert footage! The screaming isn’t overwhelming the audio track
Exactly what I was thinking! This makes this pretty special. I've noticed lately that a lot of the stuff that I just assumed was played by George was actually played by John. A much better player than I realized.
Yep. Tame crowd. There is a hamburg police film on crowd control made as the Beatles played in Hamburg.
@@effsixteenblock50 Yeah, cool to hear John's guitar distinctly from george's.
Nice to see that even after playing these songs "zillions" of times, they still manage to make at least to blunders in "I'm down" and manage to get over them nicely. I doubt anyone in the audience noticed, though..Ringo had to smile after one of them; and in the other John puts his hands behind his back, as if to say "wasn't me", after he played on despite the break at the beginning of the solo.
Build the time machine . Just want to see them play live. Love the Beatles.
Same ❤
DESDE URUGUAY! CUANDO LOS BEATLES GRABARON SU 1ER SMPLE (1962) YO TENIA 9 AÑOS! HOY CON 68 SIGO ESCUCHANDO SUS DISCOS, VIENDO SUS VIDEOS Y PELICULAS Y ME SIGUEN EMOCIONANDO...COMO CUANDO MI ADOLECENCIA Y JUVENTUD! POR SIEMPRE THE BEATLES!!! GRACIAS!!!
Soy de familia fanatica de los Beatles soy segunda Generación mis chavos la tercera apenas fuimos al consiento de Poul maccarney 13/5/22 Los Ángeles fue muy emosionante sueño cumplido mirar uno de los Beatles
Afortunados los que los vieron en apogeo ya no es lo mismo ahora y envejecidos ,digamos que esos muchachos que fueron no son ya estos señores viejitos , esa energía y todo eso no es más ,como ahora dicen los muchachos que son dichosos porque vieron a su ídolo como bad bunny en apogeo y no con bastón , son solo comparaciones de lo que es ver a un artista en pleno apogeo ,ya que musicalmente no hay comparación que es lo único que nos queda de ellos .
Casi que llegaste en el momento justo,, suerte la tuya... yo pude empezar once años después... ya terminado todo... en fin... lo mío una retrospectiva... pero, bueno, también sin fin, el mismo enamoramiento... hasta hoy con 58... jaja... la banda de sonido de nuestras vidas... saludos, desde la otra orilla, vecino de Buenos Aires!!
Igual hermano!, son mis referencia de niño y aún sigo escuchandolos( yo con 60 pirulos
👏👏👏👏🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
With no monitors how could Ringo possibly hear the other three? Amazing they could even play live with all the limitations they were against.
They agreed with you, and quit playing live.
@@mahatmacote6478 Are you perchance related to an acquaintance of the late WC Fields, a screenwriter by the name of Mahatma Kane Jeeves?
He says by looking at their body movements
@@stanjarin7779 I am he
The Shea stadium concert had girls screaming so loud they couldn't hear themselves sing or play, so they faked it and it didn't even matter.
By far the best version of 'Yesterday', thanks to John and George playing guitars in support.
Great footage. Thanks for the hard work putting it together. Amusing to see all the guys hanging around directly in view of the crowd right behind the band. Different times.
I was 3 years old than. I wished I was 16. But later they made a musician out of me. There are 1 Beatles forever and ever!
I love these old movies of the Beatles! How exciting that must've been 😀👍
Not old movies, they are timeless movies Julie