Hard for any Beatle song to be overlooked, or underrated, but I think this song is their most overlooked song. Just a beautiful song, it just hits the spot, much like Please, Please Me does, or Penny Lane. Love how their voices intertwine in this song.
I feel the same. I’ll listen to the US released albums, and a song will start that makes me think,”I love that one. I just forgot about it.” I don’t love EVERY song they did, the WHITE ALBUM. has some that I don’t even remember the melody of. But I love most everything. They were(are) just the best ever.
Agree. In fact some friends of mine and I are thinking of covering this tune partly because it's relatively obscure. Classic harmonies and interesting chord changes! I've been a Beatles fan all my life but I only 'discovered' this song about 10 years ago.
…agree. But THIS song, unlike those you mention is not necessarily about love. It’s about the sanctuary of the mind, where time ceases and thoughts evaporate. Safe haven….. Snug harbor. …… At least the first verse is, which I found really cool and reflective early on
I thought that it was written in 1962 when he was about 21 or 22? The first Beatles' none love song was 'Nowhere Man' from the album 'Rubber Soul' in 1965, but this introspective song is almost a none love song apart from about 8 lines in it about thinking of someone he loves. No one else was writing introspective songs like this when this was written?!
@@sherlockholmeslives.1605 I'd love to know the history of this song. At first blush it seem very much John with the lyrics but the melody and the vocal phrasings scream Paul. Also Paul wrote lots of sad/ introspective lyrics so I'm not sure what to think about the origins of this song. What I do know is that this is an all time favourite. A real gem!!! I just love their two voices together. Amazing.
@@olavthyvold2288 But John was known for sad introspection, songs such as 'I'm a Loser', 'You've Got to Hide Your Love away', 'Nowhere Man', and 'Look at Me' ( from his solo career ).
@@sherlockholmeslives.1605 Oh I agree. That's why I'd love to know the history of the song. I think its probably a true collaboration but I'd love to know the story. :)
@@olavthyvold2288 I hope you find out Olav! 1963 was my favourite Beatles' period. 'I'll Get You' I think is my favourite Beatles' song. 'Please, Please Me' and 'Past Masters Volume 1' are my favourite Beatles' albums.
I love this song so much. I went out for a walk today and suddenly this song came into my head and made me feel great. It made me forget all my problems.
Just friggin brilliant!. Great song writing by Lennon. Outstanding vocals by John & Paul. Love the Major7 note (D#) played against the E major chord. Hauntingly beautiful. Way ahead of their time.
Charly García, one of the biggest , most complex and most loved musicians from Argentina said he owes his 'musical awakening' to that maj7th. Talk about Beatle magic!
As a teenager back then songs like "There's a place" seemed to cut right to your soul! As others have mentioned John & Paul's harmony on this tune is chilling especially when they come to the "and in my mind" part. The picture is from the Ed Sullivan Show in 1965.
This song wasn't as big as their other hit song's but it's a true gem 💎 . The Beatles had so many hits sometimes some of them went under the radar. Thank you girl was another.
Sure it’s live, you can hear the screaming. Their early songs had so much energy, a progressive increase in intensity, leading to a crescendo. No one else could do this. The Beatles forever.
Ringo's drumming is so Mersey Beat-style. Paul puts in the low bass note between "when I feel low (here) when I feel blue" that is so Beatle-esque. The harmonies are challenging. George's guitar seems a little out of tune (anyone else think so), but it just adds to the rawness and live-ness of the song. They were the greatest and getting greater. The lyrics express a teen boy's thoughts better than any other I know from the time. Who of us didn't have the things THE girl we were seeking say things that went around in our head. And the push back in the bridge "there'll be no sad tomorrows". Poetry! Honest and Brilliant! Paul was cute, but John had depth.
I agree. This is a great song. Overlooked. It's got a good harmony and fantastic words, that make you think. It has a deep meaning. I love this song. Top 10 favorite Beatles song of mine.
What I find amazing, apart from the musicality of their vocal harmonies on this, is the sheer power of their voices - Lennon down at the bottom end and McCartney at the top. This aspect has kept me enthralled for the past sixty years 🎶
I think what makes their live performances so great is that they were singing most of the time without any kind of monitors. With all the screaming going on to be able to keep time and sing as they did is just brilliant!!!
@@starlordman1017 You are correct. It was introduced on the Beatles' first released album PLEASE PLEASE ME. The first American album to carry the song was INTRODUCING THE BEATLES. I stand corrected. Thank you, Damian.
I really love this song, especially the studio version and here's why. When they are ending the last part of the first section, "And it's my mind, And there's no time..." right there, on the word "time", on the studio version, the bass drops to the low E, here, the bass just plays the root note, A flat. I so love that low E in the studio version. For me, it just gives it a certain haunting feeling, but a warm haunting. Nontheless, this live performance is awesome!
The reason this is probably my favorite beatles song is because everytime i get sad, or let's use the word blue or low, I come back to this song to know that I can always refer back to my happy place in my mind to take the stress off.
I got you!! You’re right, and I feel what you feel. Thanks for bringing that out..I play the bass and understand what you mean about the low E, thanks again!
@@mspraggins that’s so cool man!! Only a bass player would notice that. I like the word you use “haunting”.. it fits the description! That bass note puts people in that haunting mood without them knowing. Appreciate your input
This is a gorgeous song which drives along and shifts tempo in the most catchy way possible. The way John’s and Paul’s voice mesh around each other’s is fabulous.
If only the studio version of "There's A Place" had ended the same way as this live version (with harmonica, of course), then this song would have really been a true classic of the ages. It was my favorite Beatles song then; it is my favorite Beatles song now!
In the chorus they go to E major 7 ("and theres no time...") on the record. Here, they keep it on Ab minor. Better on the record. This song is magic because of that maj 7 harmony
When that was in the charts being a Beatles fan I heard it straight away! Definitely ripped off but I’ll forgive Roy Orbison..another incredible artist
@@MultiSweener If you haven't already, you may get enjoyment out of reading the late Geoff Emerick's book "Here, There, and Everywhere: My Life Recording the Music of the Beatles." It delves into the engineering of their recordings.
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良い音楽は時代が変わっても(≧∇≦)bイイネ！
Hard for any Beatle song to be overlooked, or underrated, but I think this song is their most overlooked song. Just a beautiful song, it just hits the spot, much like Please, Please Me does, or Penny Lane. Love how their voices intertwine in this song.
I feel the same. I’ll listen to the US released albums, and a song will start that makes me think,”I love that one. I just forgot about it.”
I don’t love EVERY song they did, the WHITE ALBUM. has some that I don’t even remember the melody of.
But I love most everything.
They were(are) just the best ever.
Agree. In fact some friends of mine and I are thinking of covering this tune partly because it's relatively obscure. Classic harmonies and interesting chord changes! I've been a Beatles fan all my life but I only 'discovered' this song about 10 years ago.
a lot of us have lived in their minds so I understand this song
…agree. But THIS song, unlike those you mention is not necessarily about love. It’s about the sanctuary of the mind, where time ceases and thoughts evaporate. Safe haven….. Snug harbor. …… At least the first verse is, which I found really cool and reflective early on
@@willzimjohnyep that & misery ...loved twist & shout lp...
Misere et IL y a une place ....bon chansons .
Here you have it! John's pain on the verses and chorus, and Paul's optimism on the bridge. Brilliant!
John’s raw nasal low vocals and Paul’s sweet clear high vocals were a perfect match.
Only the Beatles can do this song - hauntingly beautiful with great harmonies.
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There’s an Italian guy with a site called Beatles Vocal Harmonies who breaks down these harmonies and those on other Beatles songs. He’s really good.
There's always a place for, There's a Place. Very fine song.🇬🇧🎟🎫
John was only twenty when he wrote this gem.
I thought that it was written in 1962 when he was about 21 or 22?
The first Beatles' none love song was 'Nowhere Man' from the album 'Rubber Soul' in 1965, but this introspective song is almost a none love song apart from about 8 lines in it about thinking of someone he loves.
No one else was writing introspective songs like this when this was written?!
@@sherlockholmeslives.1605 I'd love to know the history of this song. At first blush it seem very much John with the lyrics but the melody and the vocal phrasings scream Paul. Also Paul wrote lots of sad/ introspective lyrics so I'm not sure what to think about the origins of this song. What I do know is that this is an all time favourite. A real gem!!! I just love their two voices together. Amazing.
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But John was known for sad introspection, songs such as 'I'm a Loser', 'You've Got to Hide Your Love away', 'Nowhere Man', and 'Look at Me' ( from his solo career ).
@@sherlockholmeslives.1605 Oh I agree. That's why I'd love to know the history of the song. I think its probably a true collaboration but I'd love to know the story. :)
@@olavthyvold2288
I hope you find out Olav!
1963 was my favourite Beatles' period.
'I'll Get You' I think is my favourite Beatles' song. 'Please, Please Me' and 'Past Masters Volume 1' are my favourite Beatles' albums.
First time I heard this I was allowed to stay up late and watch a TV programme on ITV in the 60s. It’s stuck with me ever since.
I love this song so much. I went out for a walk today and suddenly this song came into my head and made me feel great. It made me forget all my problems.
That was the sound that drove a young generation wild.
It still can.
Well, I gotta confess that I really feel that this song might be the truly The Beatles number one song‼️😃✌️👍🎤🎸 How do you think about it❔❕😮🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
My favorite Beatles song
same
I know what is it about this song that gets under your skin? Love it 😍
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It's easy to hear why they blew our teenage minds when their music hit US radio stations, great memory ...
Just friggin brilliant!. Great song writing by Lennon. Outstanding vocals by John & Paul. Love the Major7 note (D#) played against the E major chord. Hauntingly beautiful. Way ahead of their time.
Summed up perfectly 👍
Charly García, one of the biggest , most complex and most loved musicians from Argentina said he owes his 'musical awakening' to that maj7th. Talk about Beatle magic!
What part of the song is that major 7 note played on?
@@hw343434 it's the first note the harmonica plays on the record (here replicated by George on guitar)
Ringos Drumming ads so much to this fine early song. And a great live performance photo.1965?🇬🇧📺
Astonishing. It's so vibrant that you don't notice the submerged sorrow in the lyric.
Back when their music was more simple, I’ve always thought this song was a peek into the future Lennons mind 🤔 hauntingly beautiful imo.
i wouldn't call this song simple at all, not the lyrics, not the vocal harmonies. it's astonishing how good it is, at this early stage.
As a teenager back then songs like "There's a place" seemed to cut right to your soul! As others have mentioned John & Paul's harmony on this tune is chilling especially when they come to the "and in my mind" part. The picture is from the Ed Sullivan Show in 1965.
Painfully beautiful
This song wasn't as big as their other hit song's but it's a true gem 💎 . The Beatles had so many hits sometimes some of them went under the radar. Thank you girl was another.
first song recorded for please please me. i will never get enough of this song. whenever wherever.
This song brings back such memories. Particularly heart felt for this teenager back then. Chills.
It's great to hear that it brings you back so many wonderful memories! This is one track that I'm rather fond of as well!!
@@starlordman1017 The angst of being a teenager was made easier to understand by this song back then. I was often alone just thinking.
Sure it’s live, you can hear the screaming. Their early songs had so much energy, a progressive increase in intensity, leading to a crescendo. No one else could do this. The Beatles forever.
This is a pretty cool song.I like the vocals, drums, guitars and Bass.The Beatles are fantastics
Ringo's drumming is so Mersey Beat-style. Paul puts in the low bass note between "when I feel low (here) when I feel blue" that is so Beatle-esque. The harmonies are challenging. George's guitar seems a little out of tune (anyone else think so), but it just adds to the rawness and live-ness of the song. They were the greatest and getting greater. The lyrics express a teen boy's thoughts better than any other I know from the time. Who of us didn't have the things THE girl we were seeking say things that went around in our head. And the push back in the bridge "there'll be no sad tomorrows". Poetry! Honest and Brilliant! Paul was cute, but John had depth.
I agree. This is a great song. Overlooked. It's got a good harmony and fantastic words, that make you think. It has a deep meaning. I love this song. Top 10 favorite Beatles song of mine.
This is my favorite Beatles song. Thank you.
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What I find amazing, apart from the musicality of their vocal harmonies on this, is the sheer power of their voices - Lennon down at the bottom end and McCartney at the top. This aspect has kept me enthralled for the past sixty years 🎶
A great underrated Lennon song.
I think what makes their live performances so great is that they were singing most of the time without any kind of monitors. With all the screaming going on to be able to keep time and sing as they did is just brilliant!!!
All those gigs in Hamburg and the Cavern Club paid off.
it's amazing how they were able to pack so much music into such a short amount of time. this song isn't even 2 minutes long
The Beatles basically playing alternative rock in the early 60s
Me too Heart felt memories. Tears 😅 Best of times.
One of John Lennon's earliest (and greatest) songs (from the album WITH THE BEATLES in England and MEET THE BEATLES in America).
Actually, it's from Please Please Me
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You are correct. It was introduced on the Beatles' first released album PLEASE PLEASE ME. The first American album to carry the song was INTRODUCING THE BEATLES. I stand corrected. Thank you, Damian.
@@williamoverly1617 Is there any difference between PPM and ITB? Other than the cover, I believe both albums consist of the same songs.
@Oldies geek.
The title.
@@oldiesgeek454Title and release date. They used the same recordings/versions on both albums.
Beautiful song
THE BEATLES ALWAYS AND FOREVER AND EVER.
This song just fit in so well in the early 60's, yet it's stretching the boundaries of that lighter rock / Doo Wop era.
WOW ! Never heard this live version. Great song. Love that 3-part harmony at the finale 👍
3-part harmony probably because there was mo harmonica here.
But still sounds amazing!
Paul/John harmonies are immaculate!
I really love this song, especially the studio version and here's why. When they are ending the last part of the first section, "And it's my mind, And there's no time..." right there, on the word "time", on the studio version, the bass drops to the low E, here, the bass just plays the root note, A flat. I so love that low E in the studio version. For me, it just gives it a certain haunting feeling, but a warm haunting. Nontheless, this live performance is awesome!
The reason this is probably my favorite beatles song is because everytime i get sad, or let's use the word blue or low, I come back to this song to know that I can always refer back to my happy place in my mind to take the stress off.
I got you!! You’re right, and I feel what you feel. Thanks for bringing that out..I play the bass and understand what you mean about the low E, thanks again!
I play bass as well and that's why it stood out to me so much. Keep thumping!
@@mspraggins that’s so cool man!! Only a bass player would notice that. I like the word you use “haunting”.. it fits the description! That bass note puts people in that haunting mood without them knowing. Appreciate your input
In my mind there no sorrow, a fantabulous song
好きなゼアズアプレイスはライヴでも格好いいですね‼️メンバーは公式のステージでは決まった曲しかやらないけど、beatlesは他の楽曲も演奏したかったと思いました。ありがとうございました‼️🎶
This and "Ask me why" are such slept on tracks
This is a gorgeous song which drives along and shifts tempo in the most catchy way possible. The way John’s and Paul’s voice mesh around each other’s is fabulous.
Founder of art rock.
Harmonies,build ups,gtar chords...no one could touch them
If only the studio version of "There's A Place" had ended the same way as this live version (with harmonica, of course), then this song would have really been a true classic of the ages. It was my favorite Beatles song then; it is my favorite Beatles song now!
Demonios..!! Los Beatles "para mí" serán los mejores en toda la historia..!!!👍👌✌️
Wonderfulllllllll.......
Genius Lennon
Beautiful.
Thanks for sharing.
In the chorus they go to E major 7 ("and theres no time...") on the record. Here, they keep it on Ab minor. Better on the record. This song is magic because of that maj 7 harmony
Yup. Exactly. Love the feeling of the Emaj7. Much more expressive.
Amazing.
Underrated
Rather a sad song but the vocals are so remarkably well done. You don't hear anything like that on modern pop radio which is even sadder.
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極めて貴重な曲のライブありがとうございます。
I love only them :)
The album version was just like a live performance too. Perfect!
Brilliant !!
There's a Place...the angst of being 16 years old
1:00 Lennon 👌🏼👌🏼
This song has deep message
My sis comes back every time I hear this masterpiece
Didn't know they played it live , too bad there's no video, gives me anxiety.
The Harmonies were so Catchy
In England this was song was on their debut album, "Please, Please, Me," & the B Side of "Twist and Shout," in America.
Thanks for the share.
You're welcome!
I'd share more, but copyright is very delicate when it comes to Beatles uploads :(
@@starlordman1017 its lovely that we keep things alive for others to carry on.
The "introverts" song , could have been a good title.
Brothers!
The Beat sound!
Best!
immense :)
Early Beatles
Released March '63. The Beach Boys released 'In My Room' Oct. '63. Maybe the start of the beautifully fruitful competition between the two groups?
wow
I am from Brazil.
Cool!
The chorus sounds like chorus of I drove all night by Roy Orbison which he copied from Beatles
When that was in the charts being a Beatles fan I heard it straight away! Definitely ripped off but I’ll forgive Roy Orbison..another incredible artist
I wanted to say the same.
Flip side to Twist& shoot on " 45
Yes
Sandoval Damian. I am glad you liked my comment but that is all I feel. Whete are you from ? If you could tell me.
All you feel? I don't know what you mean by that haha, I'm from California, you?
Rough and beautiful. Then George Martin happened.
Would you expand your thoughts on George Martin
@@OK-ul9kr Yes. He was brilliant and had visions for the lads. Excellent engineering. Also, along with Epstein, they shaped the best band in history.
@@MultiSweener If you haven't already, you may get enjoyment out of reading the late Geoff Emerick's book "Here, There, and Everywhere: My Life Recording the Music of the Beatles." It delves into the engineering of their recordings.
@@cwctube thanks cw
Ringo Beatles seceret weapon
one misses the harmonica....
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