The absolute magical sizzle of Lennon and McCartney performing on stage and singing together. I don't think anything could ever top that. Most bands have one frontman. They had two equally towering talents as frontmen - both brilliant, both songwriters, both magnificent performers in their own right.
The Cars band also had two frontmen taking turns singing lead with rhythm guitarist Ric Ocasek & bassist Benjamin Orr. Ric was always the principal songwriter though, they’re a fantastic band too. Lots of people think/thought that Ric sang lead all the time, nope, the major-hottie-man Ben Orr shared that title and Ric was quoted as saying “he gave the “best” songs to Ben.” I love bands with two dual lead singers and LOVE the Beatles!
Singing the harmonies into a single Mic was real showmanship. It made for really good staging. All those thousands of hours that they spent playing in the clubs in Hamburg made it flow.
There are a lot of Beatle tributes out there. Some are really good but, when you watch and listen to them, forget about it. We are all blessed to have lived through them!1
The 50's and early 60's was a fine time to grow up in. Then many of us grew up really fast. People were different in the first half of that century. I have good memories of those days. The Beatles were great. And the Rolling Stones. God bless everyone of you out there.
@@gary6449 I was only 12... but I remember clearly.. Those were difficult times and looking back I know with certainty that the boomers were kept cohesive and together because of our awesome music. No internet, no youtube, to Facebook... just the radio and the local record store. It was wonderful... wish I could communicate it properly but it was magical and FUN.
The Ticket To Ride performance is beyond unbelievable - John's vocal and then with Paul's added harmony is magic - no other act in my lifetime has topped this.
The version they do on Ed Sullivan rocks harder - little slower and meaner. They do the R-n-B middle 8 so tight the first time Macca cracks a smile and John beams like "we nailed that". Check it out. But I agree with you. Now, I wonder why they NEVER successfully sang I Feel Fine correctly without John and Paul-George I'm/She on top of each other - even on the record they mess it up, lol so funny. 🎸
The Beatles loved their rock n’ roll; Lennon and McCartney sharing vocals on one microphone are moments of utter joy; much thanks to the camera and sound people who recorded this using the technology they had at the time, they did their job and they did it well; the Beatles knocked this one out of the ballpark; so fortunate to have BeatleAlex share such a beautiful gift of Beatles treasure, thank you for this gem.
They Loved Larry Williams.Of course you have never heard of him because music industry only wanted to Steal his works and those of artists like Larry in the quest for commercial profit and recognition.Larry was robbed!!!!
I was fortunate enough to grow up with the Beatles and I have always thought that one of their greatest strengths was was their vocal harmonies. For me, personally, the greatest example was “Babies in Black” which is beautifully performed in this film. Thankyou for making an aging man very happy!
If you notice John looks at Ringo a couple times during the song - I think some inside joke because after the She's got a ticket to Ri - I -I de parts Ringo does famous fills - one is a roll on tom toms and one is like a single flam hit but HERE both times he does either NOTHING silence or some funny hit - weird. Also John and Ringo are working the Wrigleys like they are on speed, George and Paul the usual gum-less Beatles. 🎸
In the studio version he actually changes his beat right in the middle of the song (at the beginning of the third verse : I think I'm gonna be sad...). It gives the song a new impulse and completely more urgent drive, almost like things got more serious. Always thought that was so subtly genius. ua-cam.com/video/UHsN9d4FTVI/v-deo.htmlsi=CoFkZ5Aw7Iq1IxeR&t=84
As a musician I can only say that to perform like this, in time and in tune without monitors, is nothing short of amazing. Whether you liked 'em or not this is a spectacular performance.
Honestly I thought that I was all alone still listening 🎶 to the Beatles. It's like the invasion has happened all over again. Thank you BeatlesAlex for making an old man happy again.
At this point in history of pop music,the Beatles were way ahead of their contemporaries. The others were still playing granny rock and roll while the Beatles set ablaze the future Rock music. They seemed monopolized the good melodies of their era. So incredible !
I'm slightly surprised that the audio sounds so good. It's always great fun to see vintage footage of the early Beatles. They were a pretty good little rock and roll band. Thanks for posting.
They were all on their game that day, for sure. That drum embellishment at the end of Ticket To Ride, and JOhn taking the first solo in Long Tall Sally was good stuff. I'm really disappointed that John´s volume wasnt very high and the cameraman stayed on George and I didn't get to see it.
This is one of the clearest videos of them playing live. Sound Quality is decent and not so much screaming. Circus Krone to me is the best video of the Beatles live. This one is for sure in the Top five. No foldback speakers underpowered amps yet they still sound very good. Thanks for posting this one BeatleAlex
The Australia video is probably the best one out there. I so wish that there was some video out there somewhere that showed Lennon when he adeptly played lead the few times he did
Pretty darned cool. Paul's voice was ragged in the 2nd number. I am still amazed at the guitar part John played for "I Feel Fine" (or first song). It's actually not that easy to play. Kind of wears out your hand. Loved seeing John forget some words. They were cranking out so much creativity I'm sure it was hard to keep track of all his lyrics. The Beatlemania demonstrated by the women is always wonderful to see and hear.
I've given up on getting that rif right. Sounds so simple, but, nope. John taking the first solo in Long Tall Sally was a surprise. I've never seen him do that. Too bad the camera wasn't on him.
Honestly, I was trying to see who was picking that one out, and after George's solo, he' not picking out the riff, and it doesn't look like John is on electrified acoustic. Weird...
@@sergioleone3583: The very first couple of frames of the song you can see his cord running from the guitar´s jack at the very end of the guitar up through his guitar strap down behind him, and at 02:37 to 02:46 you can see his cord flailing about, and it runs behind him to his right to a pile of cord, probably 15-20´ long, coiled up on the stage between him and his amp.
@@jaelge There's a part where the riff comes in right after George's solo where John has his back turned, and I'd REALLY love to see his right hand about there. When he turns around, it does sort of look like he's getting after the riff, but when I tried playing it years ago, I think I had tried finger picking instead of using a pick. I had been thinking of a Top of the Pops (I think it was?) where George's "solo" on a song was clearly recorded previously, though the vocals were live.
@@sergioleone3583 I agree. Neither George or John are plucking that riff out. On the other hand, not an easy feat to sync a pre-recorded riff like that with the live performance.
Thank you for posting this. I missed a lot of this for years as I was in Vietnam. It's nice to see the happiness in the country though some times were tough. I don't know ....but it just makes me happy. Thank you.
I doubt that. You can find the entire show on here with performances from the Animals, Rolling Stones, the kinks, the Beatles, the Moody blues, Freddie and the dreamers, Wayne Fontana and some others as well.
My older brother (by 7 years) Robert, wore Beatle Boots - I have a pic of me as a tiny toddler girl dancing the “twist” to his Beatle records while wearing a short frilly lace dress, folded over white socks, shiny black patent leather shoes with my knees bent & arms bent at the elbows haha. I LOVE the FabFour! FOUREVER!!!!
@@sableonblonde1973Jealousy is never a good look on anyone, why are you that way? You’ll look like an old hag way before your time. After reading what you’ve posted after following me around here like a weirdo, maybe you already do? I wouldn’t doubt it … tsk tsk tsk …
@@thomasfoss9963 They are AKG D19s. Sounds better than the Shures in every way, but they are not as solid. Extremely easy to break the coil wire, and it is virtually unrepairable. In the studio they used them for Ringo’s drums on most of the records (much more than the more famous ST&C/Coles 4038)
What? No encore?! Allow me to join in the love fest of adoration for these four incredible human beings. What was so great about THIS footage too was that the screaming was canceled out and you could actually hear THEM! I've always wanted the experience of seeing the Beatles perform live and this was by far the closest it's ever come. Thank you for sharing this BeatleAlex!
Just so sad we couldn't have seen tape like this back in 65 when we were 13. Living in flyover country, all we had was daily newspaper and 3 tv channels. Always scoured all for any news of the beatles...entire family sat and watched ed sullivan on sun nt to see if they might be on!!
TICKET TO RIDE‼️ What an excellent performance!! I’m a musician; because of the Beatles I learned how to play the guitar, bass and drums… I taught my son how to play guitar and drums (he’s on UA-cam: Drü or Drew Marshall) and I recently introduced my two 4 yr old grandsons (my daughter’s boys) to guitars and drums… WHAT A LEGACY of music the Beatles gave us‼️ Thanks for posting this concert.
I was there, I remember it quite well, but the Beatles were just another Mersey Beat band to me at the time... How I wish I could turn back time (as the song says)..
That was great. Thanks so much for posting. I realize the limitations of live recording back in the day but I really missed the drums. Ringo's rythms were fantastic. 🎸🥁🎶
So good to see live footage from what was arguably their greatest two years of song production, 64-65; the double-A single "Day Tripper / We Can Work It Out" also came out at that time.
😢what is the fantastic video this one have a wonderful weekend also Saturday is my friends birthday also my friend likes the beatles also may the fourth be with you ❤❤❤❤❤❤😢😢😢😊😊😊😊😊😊
My 7 year old granddaughter loves the Beatles! (Smart kid!) When I think back to my first after school job at a small music store in 1974, the owner offered to sell me a red 1965 Rickenbacker 365. I didn't want it because it was "old".😖 🙄I was a freshman in high school and didn't know any better. I did end up buying a 76 Les Paul.
The Beatles that changed the sound of music 🎵 because when they appeared on the music scene music wouldn’t be the same. The 60’s didn’t actually start until the Beatles appeared on the music scene. They actually defined the 60’s as soon as they would play their music because their music 🎶 was considered out of this time. Their concerts were spectacular and always sold out and the 1st Rock group to play in stadiums and the 1st group to be known as a Super group. Not only were they controversial but were the envy of other entertainers. The Beatles were a group that was meant to be and there won’t be a group like them. This music 🎼 clip is actually wonderful and more will be found and pulled out of the vaults to be shared with others. Thanks for sharing this with us.
I can´t believe the cameraman stayed on Harrison while Lennon took the first solo on Long Tall Sally. I've never once heard John solo on that song, and that bloody cameraman made me miss it.
@@artysanmobile: The song I´m referring to , (Long Tall Sally) at 13:30, has two solos, in this particular performance Lennon takes the first solo @ 14:03 - 14:20, and Harrison takes the second from 14:36 onward. I don't know what your ¨other guitar¨ youre talking about.
John trying to look cool, immediately gets the first line wrong due to nerves which he would never admit to 😂🤣 Greatest band of all and any time 👍🇬🇧🌈♥️🙏
My absolute favorite movie scene playing Long tall Sally was original Predator movie when the special ops guys were in the helicopter en route to drop zone ,that was so badass
Sweet man... 😊 It's hard to find good footage of them live on stage... It's good to see what they are using, to play... Looks like Ringo has a Pearl Oyster Ludwig kit, George has a Country Gentleman, Paul has his Hofner Violin, and John is playing some kind of acoustic guitar, can't say what... 😮
0:00: Intro
1:30: I Feel Fine
4:06: She's A Woman
7:13: Baby's In Black(pool)
9:50: Ticket To Ride
13:30: Long Tall Sally
I feel the same way! 😉🥰
The absolute magical sizzle of Lennon and McCartney performing on stage and singing together. I don't think anything could ever top that. Most bands have one frontman. They had two equally towering talents as frontmen - both brilliant, both songwriters, both magnificent performers in their own right.
I luved George’s songs from the earliest as in Don’t Bother Me. He should have been showed as a frontman singing that song
@@revrotunda3206 Well I should have mentioned they had 3 front men! And Ringo had just as much charm as the all of them as well!
GEORGE FOUREVER!! 🍏♥️♥️♥️
George also sang lead on Chuck Berrys song
“Roll Over Beethoven.”
Heart's Ann and Nancy Wilson are also incredible talents and Ann's a stunning singer...Nancy is a better guitarist than either of them too.
The Cars band also had two frontmen taking turns singing lead with rhythm guitarist Ric Ocasek & bassist Benjamin Orr. Ric was always the principal songwriter though, they’re a fantastic band too. Lots of people think/thought that Ric sang lead all the time, nope, the major-hottie-man Ben Orr shared that title and Ric was quoted as saying “he gave the “best” songs to Ben.” I love bands with two dual lead singers and LOVE the Beatles!
Singing the harmonies into a single Mic was real showmanship. It made for really good staging. All those thousands of hours that they spent playing in the clubs in Hamburg made it flow.
Yeah 👍. The Beatles Enough Said 🪴
They did hundreds of shows all over the UK in their early days.
The amplifier they used was a two channel Vox.
So there was not a lot of options.
There was a kid who was the sound man. He would crawl out on the stage below eye level and adjust the sound level of the output of the amplifier.
No monitors they relied on the house PA. Truly amazing how spot on they were live.
There are a lot of Beatle tributes out there. Some are really good but, when you watch and listen to them, forget about it. We are all blessed to have lived through them!1
Born 1953 i'v got the full monty ... and it lasts to these days. 🤟
They are bringing all the magic with no frills..guitars..drums..two microphones…pure and raw…
No monitors or stupid computers. The Beatles Enough Said.
Magicians. Each and every one of them. They cast their spells and enchanted the world.
I was lucky enough to have grown up in this time period...
Me too. We were blessed.
@@HomelightRealtyAZ I was 9yo in 1965.. but I "kind of" knew what was going on here..
Me too. Wasn’t it glorious (as far as the music is concerned)?
The 50's and early 60's was a fine time to grow up in. Then many of us grew up really fast. People were different in the first half of that century. I have good memories of those days. The Beatles were great. And the Rolling Stones. God bless everyone of you out there.
@@gary6449 I was only 12... but I remember clearly.. Those were difficult times and looking back I know with certainty that the boomers were kept cohesive and together because of our awesome music. No internet, no youtube, to Facebook... just the radio and the local record store. It was wonderful... wish I could communicate it properly but it was magical and FUN.
The Ticket To Ride performance is beyond unbelievable - John's vocal and then with Paul's added harmony is magic - no other act in my lifetime has topped this.
Was just gonna say! No monitors, no in-ears; just well over the 10,000 hours and talent.
Never will ...
Fucking grooving hard. Damn!
The version they do on Ed Sullivan rocks harder - little slower and meaner. They do the R-n-B middle 8 so tight the first time Macca cracks a smile and John beams like "we nailed that". Check it out. But I agree with you. Now, I wonder why they NEVER successfully sang I Feel Fine correctly without John and Paul-George I'm/She on top of each other - even on the record they mess it up, lol so funny. 🎸
The best vocal performance period was Long Tall Sally. John can’t reach these notes etc etc.
The Beatles only knew one way to perform their songs and that was perfectly.
Actually, John gaffed the ending of I Feel Fine.
Perfeito!❤❤❤❤
The Beatles loved their rock n’ roll; Lennon and McCartney sharing vocals on one microphone are moments of utter joy; much thanks to the camera and sound people who recorded this using the technology they had at the time, they did their job and they did it well; the Beatles knocked this one out of the ballpark; so fortunate to have BeatleAlex share such a beautiful gift of Beatles treasure, thank you for this gem.
WoW. Just WOW!!! 😲😲😃😃👍❤️💖💖
They Loved Larry Williams.Of course you have never heard of him because music industry only wanted to Steal his works and those of artists like Larry in the quest for commercial profit and recognition.Larry was robbed!!!!
They should have gave George more chances. And my opinion his songwriting was incredible
Is / was / Beatle Alex also the same one they called Magic Alex ?
Legendary! 4 musical geniuses came together to form this band, and each one is an icon in his own right, but together....pure magic. GOLD!
Actually, just two
I was fortunate enough to grow up with the Beatles and I have always thought that one of their greatest strengths was was their vocal harmonies. For me, personally, the greatest example was “Babies in Black” which is beautifully performed in this film. Thankyou for making an aging man very happy!
Awesome!!!❤❤❤
You can do a fine waltz on "Baby's In Black' ......
I loved the Ticket to Ride performance. It sounded exactly what you heard on the record.
Ringo´s gor chops, man. That lick he did at the end was great.
Ring's iconic drumming on Ticket to Ride transforms this great song into the masterpiece it is.
If you notice John looks at Ringo a couple times during the song - I think some inside joke because after the She's got a ticket to Ri - I -I de parts Ringo does famous fills - one is a roll on tom toms and one is like a single flam hit but HERE both times he does either NOTHING silence or some funny hit - weird. Also John and Ringo are working the Wrigleys like they are on speed, George and Paul the usual gum-less Beatles. 🎸
A masterpiece, what planet are you on? Total rubbish.
If that was the only song Ringo ever did people would still be talking about him.
John bows to Ringo at the end
In the studio version he actually changes his beat right in the middle of the song (at the beginning of the third verse : I think I'm gonna be sad...). It gives the song a new impulse and completely more urgent drive, almost like things got more serious.
Always thought that was so subtly genius.
ua-cam.com/video/UHsN9d4FTVI/v-deo.htmlsi=CoFkZ5Aw7Iq1IxeR&t=84
There will never be another.
Agree
As a musician I can only say that to perform like this, in time and in tune without monitors, is nothing short of amazing. Whether you liked 'em or not this is a spectacular performance.
Such an influence on my life made me fall in love with guitar and have a blast playing music 55 years.
This is Beatle fabulous seeing the boys in the fun & exciting days when they were young & happy & we were young & happy, too!
Beatles Forever!
Hey there, how are you doing?
We know. Poor kids today. The Beatles Enough Said 🌄🏁
Honestly I thought that I was all alone still listening 🎶 to the Beatles. It's like the invasion has happened all over again. Thank you BeatlesAlex for making an old man happy again.
The Beatles will live on until the end of time :)
Another one here, in Buenos Aires. 🥰🥰🥰
What an invasion it was !
You will never be alone when listening to the Beatles.
Lennon & McCartney on one microphone singing "Ticket to Ride". It doesn't get any better than that.
its has such a sexual tension
What a magical time to be growing up and listening to this fantastic good feeling music!
Hey there, how are you doing?
"She's A Woman" isn't a great song by any means, but Paul really sells it. His voice sounds fantastic. Terrific performance.
Saw The Beatles live in Chicago in 1965&66. In concert the screaming drowned out the music. This was special!
No lip sync, no backing tracks, no click & no monitors.... just REAL LIVE MUSIC! We shall never see live shows like this again!
No auto tune.
And poor John was so myopic he could barely see the other musicians!
Well...yes you can at a lot of clubs actually....My band doesn't use any of that crap....Been out lately?
And also such young girls desperately excited fainting and after which the seats are wet through. I wish I could have been there.)
this is priceless....
Notice absence of stage monitors, so they could hear what they were playing, yes, pretty amazing indeed 😅
^^:;*([>4
One of the few Beatles live performances where the crowd noise doesn't overwhelm the music.
Just digital remastering... Ordinary solution.
When they still were having fun and loved each other ..
How John can sing that well without swallowing his chewing gum is beyond me.
Or aspirating it!
It helps with saliva production, Greg Lake of ELP did it all the time.
He was too cool.
Half the time he probably didn't even realize or care that he was chewing it. That just seems to be the way he was.
At this point in history of pop music,the Beatles were way ahead of their contemporaries. The others were still playing granny rock and roll while the Beatles set ablaze the future Rock music. They seemed monopolized the good melodies of their era. So incredible !
Bla bla bla
I WAS 18 IN 1965; SAW THEM LIVE IN PRESTON ON THEIR TOUR OF UK. SAT IN THE FRONT ROW.! THE ATMOSPHERE WAS ELECTRIC. GREAT MEMORIES. 🎸🎶😁✔
Glad John sound checked his microphone, Paul and George should have done the same with their mic! Still, great performance. The fans were loving it! 😎
This is amazing. Love them all but young Paul really loved performing live.
Seems like old Paul does too
Very enjoyable, i love how Ringo chews his gum being so cool, calm and collect.
I love also, that their wearing the same uniforms. ❤❤❤
Bla bla bla
McCartney: the ultimate popstar, in one package: movie star looks, amazing, songwriter, incredible musician, multi instrumentalist.
😂yoo hoo! You forgot to mention what a great singer he is... 😅
Unlike the other three ???????????? .. McCartney bias I sense 😂😂😂😂😂. Four movie stars here lar.
George!!!! 😍
FOUREVER!!!! 🤩 😘
I'm slightly surprised that the audio sounds so good. It's always great fun to see vintage footage of the early Beatles. They were a pretty good little rock and roll band. Thanks for posting.
Well, we have proof that Ringo can chew gum and play the drums at the same time😂. Brilliant upload. Thanks.
Just like John
Alex, thanks for posting this tremendous concert. One of the best sounding and well shot clips of the Fab Four I've seen. Beatles rocked!
Great upload , this is the best version and sound of NME I've seen. Keep up the good work
Very nice remastering of the video -- deinterlaced, 720 line, captures the full resolution and smooth motion from the tape.
Best version ive ever seen. Thanks!
They were all on their game that day, for sure. That drum embellishment at the end of Ticket To Ride, and JOhn taking the first solo in Long Tall Sally was good stuff. I'm really disappointed that John´s volume wasnt very high and the cameraman stayed on George and I didn't get to see it.
Nice one mate. I don't think I've ever seen this looking so clear
Amazing, in their Rubber Soul hair! think they could have a big future ahead of them!
That's the best live Beatles film i have ever seen. The video is clear. The sound is great. They are juiced for this one. Great performance
I think this is the best quality I've ever seen for the 1965 NME, fantastic stuff! Thanks for sharing
Cheers!
This is one of the clearest videos of them playing live. Sound Quality is decent and not so much screaming. Circus Krone to me is the best video of the Beatles live. This one is for sure in the Top five. No foldback speakers underpowered amps yet they still sound very good. Thanks for posting this one BeatleAlex
The quality of film is just stunning.
The Australia video is probably the best one out there.
I so wish that there was some video out there somewhere that showed Lennon when he adeptly played lead the few times he did
@@rgs781 Yes, 1964 down under. Impressive mixing and camera. I watch that to remind myself just how good a live band can be.
Pretty darned cool. Paul's voice was ragged in the 2nd number. I am still amazed at the guitar part John played for "I Feel Fine" (or first song). It's actually not that easy to play. Kind of wears out your hand. Loved seeing John forget some words. They were cranking out so much creativity I'm sure it was hard to keep track of all his lyrics. The Beatlemania demonstrated by the women is always wonderful to see and hear.
I've given up on getting that rif right. Sounds so simple, but, nope. John taking the first solo in Long Tall Sally was a surprise. I've never seen him do that. Too bad the camera wasn't on him.
Honestly, I was trying to see who was picking that one out, and after George's solo, he' not picking out the riff, and it doesn't look like John is on electrified acoustic. Weird...
@@sergioleone3583:
The very first couple of frames of the song you can see his cord running from the guitar´s jack at the very end of the guitar up through his guitar strap down behind him, and at 02:37 to 02:46 you can see his cord flailing about, and it runs behind him to his right to a pile of cord, probably 15-20´ long, coiled up on the stage between him and his amp.
@@jaelge There's a part where the riff comes in right after George's solo where John has his back turned, and I'd REALLY love to see his right hand about there. When he turns around, it does sort of look like he's getting after the riff, but when I tried playing it years ago, I think I had tried finger picking instead of using a pick.
I had been thinking of a Top of the Pops (I think it was?) where George's "solo" on a song was clearly recorded previously, though the vocals were live.
@@sergioleone3583 I agree. Neither George or John are plucking that riff out. On the other hand, not an easy feat to sync a pre-recorded riff like that with the live performance.
Thank you for posting this. I missed a lot of this for years as I was in Vietnam. It's nice to see the happiness in the country though some times were tough. I don't know ....but it just makes me happy. Thank you.
I'm glad you enjoyed it! I'm glad you're still with us.
Ringo's smile is just angelic
You can be sure YT will delete this very shortly....enjoy while you're able to. Very cool & valuable video footage.👍
I doubt that. You can find the entire show on here with performances from the Animals, Rolling Stones, the kinks, the Beatles, the Moody blues, Freddie and the dreamers, Wayne Fontana and some others as well.
My older brother (by 7 years) Robert, wore Beatle Boots - I have a pic of me as a tiny toddler girl dancing the “twist” to his Beatle records while wearing a short frilly lace dress, folded over white socks, shiny black patent leather shoes with my knees bent & arms bent at the elbows haha.
I LOVE the FabFour! FOUREVER!!!!
I loathe you.
@@sableonblonde1973Jealousy is never a good look on anyone, why are you that way? You’ll look like an old hag way before your time. After reading what you’ve posted after following me around here like a weirdo, maybe you already do?
I wouldn’t doubt it … tsk tsk tsk …
Thank you so much for this.
You are so welcome!
There harmonies were superb especially with the old mics and amps ! And Macca still playing now almost 60 years later to much larger audiences WOW !!!
Those mics and amps are still in use, fetch a premium price, and sound as good or better than any you can buy today;-)
What mics are they using? Shures?
@@thomasfoss9963 They are AKG D19s. Sounds better than the Shures in every way, but they are not as solid. Extremely easy to break the coil wire, and it is virtually unrepairable. In the studio they used them for Ringo’s drums on most of the records (much more than the more famous ST&C/Coles 4038)
@@hepphepps8356 Gotcha-- Thanks for the technical info-- We are still using the SM57s and 58s--
@@thomasfoss9963 It is a reason those won out, they absolutely sound decent, can be used as a hammer, is cheap and has great markering;-)
What? No encore?! Allow me to join in the love fest of adoration for these four incredible human beings. What was so great about THIS footage too was that the screaming was canceled out and you could actually hear THEM! I've always wanted the experience of seeing the Beatles perform live and this was by far the closest it's ever come. Thank you for sharing this BeatleAlex!
Just so sad we couldn't have seen tape like this back in 65 when we were 13. Living in flyover country, all we had was daily newspaper and 3 tv channels. Always scoured all for any news of the beatles...entire family sat and watched ed sullivan on sun nt to see if they might be on!!
Saw the Beatles live in 1963 peace and love
What a fantastic tape! Great stuff from the lads...
What a treat, enjoyed every flippin' minute. Thanks so much for putting this up!
thanks a lot awesome Beatles and sound
Thanks so much for this.
TICKET TO RIDE‼️ What an excellent performance!! I’m a musician; because of the Beatles I learned how to play the guitar, bass and drums… I taught my son how to play guitar and drums (he’s on UA-cam: Drü or Drew Marshall) and I recently introduced my two 4 yr old grandsons (my daughter’s boys) to guitars and drums… WHAT A LEGACY of music the Beatles gave us‼️
Thanks for posting this concert.
I’m betting that the number of times I watch this will be double digits 🎸
Paul, Paul, Paul...aww, I love all the Beatles truly...the very best❣️🪄🎶 Awesome memories❣️🌹🌹🌹🌹🐞❤️🫂😘
I love Ringo , best rock drummer ever, he played what was needed and did it with swing like Charlie Watts
Nice! Looks fantastic, thanks for sharing this BeatleAlex!
I was there, I remember it quite well, but the Beatles were just another Mersey Beat band to me at the time... How I wish I could turn back time (as the song says)..
That was great. Thanks so much for posting. I realize the limitations of live recording back in the day but I really missed the drums. Ringo's rythms were fantastic. 🎸🥁🎶
The harmonies are insane. They probably couldn’t hear each other at all. Amazing.
Супер!!!❤❤❤ В детстве мечтал увидеть их концерт!!!
Still love these guys iam 73 love ❤️ there music and watch the videos
So good to see live footage from what was arguably their greatest two years of song production, 64-65; the double-A single "Day Tripper / We Can Work It Out" also came out at that time.
😢what is the fantastic video this one have a wonderful weekend also Saturday is my friends birthday also my friend likes the beatles also may the fourth be with you ❤❤❤❤❤❤😢😢😢😊😊😊😊😊😊
thanks, its wonderfull listen those songs so clear.
My 7 year old granddaughter loves the Beatles! (Smart kid!) When I think back to my first after school job at a small music store in 1974, the owner offered to sell me a red 1965 Rickenbacker 365. I didn't want it because it was "old".😖 🙄I was a freshman in high school and didn't know any better. I did end up buying a 76 Les Paul.
Hey there, how are you doing?
The Beatles that changed the sound of music 🎵 because when they appeared on the music scene music wouldn’t be the same. The 60’s didn’t actually start until the Beatles appeared on the music scene. They actually defined the 60’s as soon as they would play their music because their music 🎶 was considered out of this time. Their concerts were spectacular and always sold out and the 1st Rock group to play in stadiums and the 1st group to be known as a Super group. Not only were they controversial but were the envy of other entertainers. The Beatles were a group that was meant to be and there won’t be a group like them. This music 🎼 clip is actually wonderful and more will be found and pulled out of the vaults to be shared with others. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Jeez, this is TOP! Cheers, thanks.
Úžasný koncert ❤ Ale hrozně krátký 😀 Já se divím,jak mohli žvýkat a u toho zpívat 😅
Oh man, the innocence. Both on and off the stage. Pure fun.
April 11th, 1965.
the way changed and evolved over the next 4 years in insane, no one has done anything similar in such a short time,
I never understand how John & Paul pull off the harmonies without any stage foldback monitors or ear pieces.
Awesome. The renaissance of music 🎶
Muchas gracias por compartir
De nada 😊
This video shows just how important John’s rhythm playing is to the band.
So wonderfully marvelously joyful ✨ There’s a reason they’ll always be the toppermost of the poppermost. 🎉
Its quite startling that within almost maybe a year and a half later, they were creating Strawberry Fields.
Talk about raw and utterly fantastic!
I'm 71 years old and I still get inyo them as much as I did then. They gave us rock 'n roll, no one else did. Including that jealous elvis.
Fairly clean sound compared to the other recording of the concert
Fanki to już Legenda az łzy same cisna sie do oczu nigdy na swiecie nie bylo takie pisku jak wtedy 😯👋👋👋👍💐💐💐
I can´t believe the cameraman stayed on Harrison while Lennon took the first solo on Long Tall Sally. I've never once heard John solo on that song, and that bloody cameraman made me miss it.
Lennon didn’t sing it. Paul Mccartney sings it so therefore check it at the end of show.
@@stevemorris6790:
If your response is to me, I was referring to the two guitar solos not who was singing it.
Yeah. “Where’s that other guitar coming from?”
@@artysanmobile:
The song I´m referring to , (Long Tall Sally) at 13:30, has two solos, in this particular performance Lennon takes the first solo @ 14:03 - 14:20, and Harrison takes the second from 14:36 onward. I don't know what your ¨other guitar¨ youre talking about.
Well, we did hear it.
John trying to look cool, immediately gets the first line wrong due to nerves which he would never admit to 😂🤣 Greatest band of all and any time 👍🇬🇧🌈♥️🙏
Macca, ripping "Long Tall Sally" and able to sing songs as tender as "Yesterday"...talk about one of the greatest vocalists in rock history.
Ticket to Ride!! Excellent!
The best of times for music, so groovy.
60 years later and still amazing
My absolute favorite movie scene playing Long tall Sally was original Predator movie when the special ops guys were in the helicopter en route to drop zone ,that was so badass
Amazing to see this transfered in proper 50fps
Sweet man... 😊 It's hard to find good footage of them live on stage... It's good to see what they are using, to play... Looks like Ringo has a Pearl Oyster Ludwig kit, George has a Country Gentleman, Paul has his Hofner Violin, and John is playing some kind of acoustic guitar, can't say what... 😮
It’s to bad that nobody had the cajonies to tell the young lasses to have a nice cup😁 great to see, thanks for posting!
Great audio... awesome !!!
The Kinks followed The Beatles at this concert. Ray Davies and he admitted The Beatles were by far the better band live.
Yeah I was wondering who's drum kit was set up behind Ringo, and what psychopath would put anyone after the Beatles in 1965.
@@adamcoe The Beatles had the 5 years of experience, Kinks prob only 3. Paul looked at times as if "well playing 8hrs in Hamburg was easier than this"