The Beatles in the studio recording Thank You Girl, March 5th 1963.
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- These series of videos by "Blindowl Music Videos" are educational, archival,
historical documents of a time in history. This video shows what the Beatles looked like, what they wearing, and what instruments they played while recording the song in the video. Very useful to music students, historians, or anyone interested in the Beatles. This is the first of (hopefully) many videos showing the Beatles at work in the studio. Blindowl Music Videos does not claim ownership in any way of the contents. Thank You Girl was written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney. Please SUBSCRIBE to this channel and like, so I can continue bringing you these historical videos .Thank You for looking..
Early Beatles music is so good it’s crazy how great they were
By far, the best band in the world, forever.
When I hear that or any other early Beatles. I automatically start singing along always puts me in a good mood. The Beatles the best!
Best R & R band of all time
Ken Riley. I am Marilene from Brazil and your elrds are luke mine. Yes, yes., They are the best in my opinion since I was 11 and now I am 70 but they still make me cry since I was 11. I love love love them. I do not like to think that John and George are dead so they have been the same to me. !!!!!
oooh know that feeling... 'Oh so well!'
I agree 👍. I love the early Beatles best.
I agree !!!
Even in '63 , John and Paul's harmonies were something special .
Their harmonies were strongest at the beginning!! But ohh, ohh, ohh how good!
Great unison leads, as well
These guys are better than the crap we have today
Don’t forget about George! He could sing some excellent harmonies too.
@@tgreen1469 Truly. There was never anything like the "mop top" era Beatles. They were hitting home runs right from the first pitch on!
I always love hearing John and Paul’s harmonies especially in the early period of the Beatles in 1963 they’re voices blended together are just great
Me too!!!
Don’t leave George out….three part harmonies….man I love me some Beatles.
Totally agree, the Hollies are one of their few rivals in that trait. Along with of course the Beach Boys
I can hear George on this one. @@rickfields1618
The Beatles adored the EVERLY brothers harmony.
The Beatles are not greatest band in the world. They are only band in the world. They revolutionized everything we know as Rock-'n'-roll.
The magic of a two minute Beatle song.
Underrated song, always one of my favorites.
Yes, this one and Every little thing are 2 very underrated songs!
I agree! one of my best songs 1st Beatles part catalog!
Also MINE!!!!❤️❤️❤️
Underrated? Underrated by whom?
My favorite song from their Second album
Thank You Girl is one of the most under rated Beatles tunes..classic song made beautiful with the Lennon-McCartney vocals !
I remember in Jr High I couldn't get enough of the song . I loved it and still do.
This is one of their "thow-away" songs, and I always thought it was GREAT! I always loved the rhythm guitar part, and Ringo's little drum solo closing it up. Yes: magic!
I could listen to early Beatles for hours.
I dedicated this song to my high school girlfriend. It always made me think of her and how much she loved me. She got killed in a car accident in 1989.😢
oh man, what a bad trip, I'm so sorry for you bro 🤲🏻
I'm listening on 3/5/21 recorded 3/5/63 how sweet.
Jhanlon1903, missed it by 3 days! 3/8/21.
don't forget the day comes before the month in the English dateline.
Back then, I was 9 YO and in grade 4.
LOVE Thank You Girl. Everything A plus, but Ringo particularly just kills the fills at the end.
I agree, I love this one, too. They regarded this as a one-off, but it is classic Merseyside rock. I always liked the rhythm guitar part in this one, plus the harmonica, and -- as you said -- the way Ringo kills it!
Ringo had and still has flawless meter
Yes this is one of my fave Beatle songs. Ringo fill at the outro is phenomenal the way he fills from the snare to the tom. And Georges cha cha rhythm at the end. I love the out takes on this song the way they keep building on it till the last take and kill it.
agree
@@jeffnaslund ...Ringo certainly did have great groove. It’s sad, of course, that the one band that allowed him invitation and invention is no longer. They were so good that his playing and fills came up to their level and at times trumped them. They all rose to each other’s playing. Ringo doesn’t really get that opportunity any longer. The Beatles were fucking great! Great.
This song is just so great and underappreciated. Everything about it: from the jangling acoustic guitars, great drums and bass and the incredibly tight vocal harmonies from John & Paul. Paul's high harmony and John's powerful throat-shredding lead voice are simply unbelievable together. They brought more joy to my generation, and the generations since, than any musical group of any era over the past 122 years. TIME named them the top Cultural phenomenon of the 20th Century for a reason folks....
I bought the whole album for this one song without hearing any other songs on the album.
I was sure I would like them all and I wasn't disappointed.
Gotta shout out to Ringo. Without Ringo-off-the-rails at the end it's just lightning without the thunder.
You can really hear the Everly Brothers influence in their early stuff.
OMG! That chord progression. . .always a favorite
I love how john and paul sound when they sing together.
It is epic!
I really like this song, the harmonies are great, but I think what really gets to me is the heart-warming positivity of it all, quite typical of most early Beatles tracks.For me, it not only lifts my mood, in a real sense it makes me more ready to face life with an atitude of appreciation and caring.
The Beatles are therapeutic!
i know I'm kind of off topic but does anybody know a good site to watch newly released movies online ?
@Allan Jackson Try Flixzone. You can find it by googling :)
@Lachlan Cedric Yea, been watching on FlixZone for since april myself =)
@Lachlan Cedric thanks, signed up and it seems to work =) Appreciate it!!
I still smile hearing them sing and it's been 60 and now that I still love their early romantic love songs and they did so many of them too
People that complain "too much Beatles" weren't there and don't realize how good their music was. It is still all I listen to in the car and Chet Atkins. As a group the Beatles were untouchable, but as individuals after they broke up I don't care for any of them. Their songs aren't neat and they all mostly sound alike, I think. We lived for the next Beatles songs and albums. Of all their music, no two songs sound alike.
The Beatles in the studio playing thank you girl classic song from the sixties fifty years old still sounds good now
60 years old!
Can't forget John's throaty voice and the effect it had on me so long ago. He meant business when he growled those lyrics.
I bought the whole album for this one song without hearing any other songs on the album.
I was sure I would like them all and I wasn't disappointed.
Thank you girl will always be one of my very fav early Beatles tunes
We ate in the cafeteria which had a juke box and I played Thank You Girl every time we went there
My feel good music. Makes the present go away.
The simple harmonica made it so much better.
Playing 8 hours a day in Hamburg solidified their harmonies. Amazing
Long live THE BEATLES!
If you say "Long live THE BEATLES MUSIC", your statement is correct, but as you worded it, the beatles as a functioning band ceased to exist in 1970.
That's true,but the fact is we're here in 2021 enjoying a band 55 years later good or bad,Long Live The Beatles!!!
Long live The BEATLES.....Darkflanage
That harmonica rocks! One of my favorite Beatle songs.
Again, why didn't we get this song played on the air in the States? Just as good if not better than some of the ones played back in early '63
I bought the whole album for this one song without hearing any other songs on the album.
I was sure I would like them all and I wasn't disappointed.
Lennon had such a strong dramatic tenor voice & Paul adding that slightly higher lyric tenor voice is fabulous. The music track rocks. A very MELODIC happy song.
💖 This version with harmonica is much better than the version used for the original single. 👍
I loved when John played the harmonica. Early Beatles at their best.
For some reason I've always really liked this simple early Beatles number. Did some research. When this song was being recorded the number one song in America was Walk Like A Man by the Four Seasons. Little did they know that In less than a year, the Beatles would change music forever.
Yeah....and CHANGE THE WORLD!!......FOREVER!!........
Riff, their first album release anniversary, "Please, Please Me" is coming up on Mar. 22, 1963, on the Parlophone label. That set England afire, from which it never recovered! Exactly 8 months later, they released "With The Beatles" (knocked PPM from its #1, and WTB stayed #1 for an astonishing 21 weeks), also on the Parlophone label. It was Nov. 22, 1963. CBS radio had a segment that morning on them, with the expectation of a report on that evening's tv newscast, but another momentous event at 12:30pm CST overshadowed that day, knocking that report off for another day.
Thank You for This Harmonica Version!
I haven't heard this version in years! Awesome!
Thanks for listening
Capitol Records (USA) version. Which ONLY appeared on Capitol's "The Beatles' Second Album" LP.
Yes, l also love the version with the extra harmonica bits! Adds more "oomph" to the song, better than the other version.
Hola tengo 66 años, tuve el disco sencillo en vinilo de 45 rpm con la canción Thank you girl y al reverso Roll over Beethoven, lo encontré olvidado en la casa de un amigo en el año de 1978. Lo conservé hasta el 2020 y por hacerle caso a mi esposa, lo regalé. Gracias a las redes sociales las volví a escuchar, saludos desde Torreón, Coahuila, México.
I know the words to every single song by The Beatles. I grew up with them from 8 till now at 69.
Thank God for my boys!
All these videos - photos and music are absolutely killer. Really important historical documents not commonly seen.
thank you.
TODAY IS MARCH 5TH, 2021... 58 YEARS AGO...IT SOUNDS NEW AND FANTASTIC FOR ME, IT MAKES ME FEEL YOUNG YET, I´M 56 NOW, THANK YOU BEATLES... ; ... )
I'm 70 and I can say the same thing!
@@jimparks1102 music always makes us younger my friend
Now it’s 59 years
John, George and Ringo are all wearing vests. But Paul? No vest. What a rebel!
Yeah, usually John was the rebel! 😉
@@patrickstar8504 Be carefuI, someone wiII interpret that to mean the reaI PauI died in 1962.
Le molestaría llevarlo, o tendría calor
The best version by far I love the harmonica
I've always loved this version better, with the added harmonica, especially at the end; it puts the exclamation point on it❣️
LOVE LOVE Ringos drumming at the end
This is the very first version I ever heard of this song, with John’s harmonica!!
It`s on the Beatles Second Album. Capitol Release.
@@calescapee9642 The original British version wiped most of John's harmonica. That version sounds flat. wheras the US version here has more harmonica.
@@martinbormann69 I was wondering about Carlos comment on no harmonica. He must be hearing only the English album version. I agree, the US version with the harmonica is the more dynamic and exciting one to have.
@@calescapee9642 What a pity it's not on UA-cam music 😕
Think I fell in love" when heard this song. My favourite early Beatles.
Me too! ☮️💟
Oh, oh, you've been good to me
You made me glad
When I was blue
And eternally I'll always be
In love with you
And all I gotta do
Is thank you girl, thank you girl
I could tell the world
A thing or two about our love
I know little girl
Only a fool would doubt our love
And all I gotta do
Is thank you girl, thank you girl
Thank you girl for loving me
The way that you do (Way that you do)
That's the kind of love
That is too good to be true
And all I gotta do
Is thank you girl, thank you girl
Oh, oh, you've been good to me
You made me glad
When I was blue
And eternally I'll always be
In love with you
And all I gotta do
Is thank you girl, thank you girl
Oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, oh
such a big fan but sometimes I think ....such SIMPLE songs...but they HIT so hard. how? why?? still fascinated after all these years.
What harmonies!
Exactly!! And energy!
One the things that is so enjoyable about specifically the early period of the Beatles is how they, a basic rock band performing vocal compositions, could evoke such joy within the audience listening to their performance.
Upon my hearing this very song, the B side of the first 45 rpm vinyl phonograph single I had ever bought of the Beatles, I was so uplifted by it, that I became an instant fan of the Beatles.
Many Beatles fans have described this experience as the Beatles' "Happy Sound". The Beatles' Happy Sound is particularly noteworthy on their first four British albums, "Please Please Me", "With The Beatles", "A Hard Day's Night", & "Beatles For Sale".
Amig@, al reverso del disco de vinil de 45 rpm estaba la canción Roll over Beethoven, lo recuerdas? También tuve ese disco sencillo en 1978, 15 años después de que fueron grabados por la disquera Apple.
@@gerardodesantiagogomez9479Hello. When I was 11 yrs old, that first Beatles 45 rpm vinyl single that I purchased had From Me To You on side A, and Thank You Girl on side B. My copy was issued in India on the Parlophone label. Because Parlophone is a British label, it is my understanding that Beatles singles and albums issued in India on the Parlophone label simply mirrored those Beatles singles and albums issued in Britain on the Parlophone label.
I wore this track out first back then. Good vibes.
If any of the Beatles' songs typified the Mersey Sound, this is it. The Beatles were the best practitioners of a Liverpudlian music scene in the early '60s that had a very distinctive sound and feel to it.
Very well stated!
What an early, not very well known Gem, by the Beatles. You have the Buddy Holly style lyrics, "I could tell the world a thing or two about our love."
To go along with the Everly Brothers style harmonies. Add in some kick ass guitar, bass and drums and there you have it.
The sound on this particular recording is excellent. This is the final released version of the song. I believe it was never an A-side to a Beatles single, only a B-side. I also believe that had it been an A-side, it would have climbed the charts quickly. Snappy tune, great vocal harmonies, lots of energy.
Even Beatle b-sides kill most other artists' a-sides. I wish every artist was that devoted to unwavering quality.......
Such a great song and played so well. Brings back so many wonderful memories listening to this song. It makes my heart feel young again. This song was on the first Beatle album I ever owned. And I still get a special feeling everytime I listen to it after all these years
Back in early '63, just prior to us emigrating to OZ, they came on UK stage for the first time...my late father said, "they won't last"...
A favorite from early childhood for me. I believe this was recorded on the day of Patsy Cline's plane crash. Also recorded were "From Me To You" and "One After 909". The full session has been in circulation for decades.
One of my favorite Beatles 🎵 ❤ songs.
Beatles forever!
The Beatles logo on the bass drum is different. I like this studio version, a lot more harmonica in this version. Very good. And I love their early stuff.
Thanks for listening
What voices from the beginning of their Magical Mystery Tour, which has not stopped since 60 years and will never end.
Beatles Forever and ever
I don't think this is my favorite Beatles song, but this is the only one that makes me break out in a grin when it comes on. Maybe that is the definition of favorite.
I love this song. It exemplified their early Beatles sound.
Superb archive of The Fabs in the early days of a stellar career - still going strong!
In the past two days, I've played this video no less than twelve times. It's an exciting cut. From "Love Me Do" to the soundtrack for "Help," the early Beatles were the purest Beatles. ❤
I for one really enjoy the way these early songs and photographs are combined. Good job!
Thank you...
what a lot to say beautiful recording
It’s amazing to think that so much was to follow after this, the genesis of incomparable genius, they live on, for all time too!
Perfectly well stated, Gordon!
I’ve been listening to the Beatles since about ‘65. It always amazes me what they accomplished with dated equipment and limited technology and still produce great songs. I recognize George Martin was a big part of it.
When i was young,12or13 years old,i used to listen these Beatles songs.
I did too. over and over again. I still do.
I doing lol
thank you don and phil for influencing these boys!
What a great voice!
Voices❗️
Everything comes full circle, this is as exciting as "what I Like About You" by the the Romantics 16 years later..the recipe is simple
Superb photos
Thanks a lot
Note script "The Beatles" on Ringo's bass drum...the iconic form would come a bit later
The "Drop T"
Paul and John were the best at harmonies x
I still can't get over the Homeric musical journey of these 4 young men in 7 short years.
John's voice on point 👉 👈 👇 👌ringos drumming at end 👍 👌
Harmonies on point 👉 👈 👇 👌
This is the first song that I've heard from these boys. Despite having only half-listened to it, I was immediately abducted. And since then, I have remained that way.: I listen to The BEATLES all the time. Except when I listen to them on UA-cam.
It's their moment of compositional effervescence, they scavenged one hit after another, and it was somewhat forgotten among so many songs. but that doesn't mean it's not still a gem, right?
LOVE THIS SONG!!!🙃
Just fabulous
The original “Fab Four”🎸🥁🎶
No artist compares to them👍❤️
My idols!
Written as a 'thank you' to the girl fans. Wonderful track.
Must be EMI Studios London right there! Sir George Martin himself! Great video. Thanks so much for this beautiful slice of history ❤️!
Glad you enjoyed it!
FROM THE BEATLES' 2ND ALBUM IN MONAURAL...HAVE THIS IN MY VINYL COLLECTION...
This used to be my favorite Beatles song. A nice one for sure.
Awesome to see these videos as I am now reading the Anthology book. Great to have that perspective while listening to the videos
Wonderful!
Gracias!!!!Beatles son unicos por siempre!!!!!!¡❤🇦🇷
I Know "Thank You Girl " From 1980 When I Bought LP "Rarities "🙆But It Was Including Mono Mix 🙆 One Year Later I Bought LP "The Beatles' Second Album (USA Edition )", It Was Stereo Mix 😎 I Like This Stereo Mix Than Mono Mix More 😁 Nice Harmonica Rocks 😎 Thanks To Upload And Posting 😄 Thank You So Much 🙇
One of my favorite songs
I remember listening to this on 45 single when I was about 4 years old still a great tune brings back memories
I so love this song. Thank you.
You're welcome Debbie, my pleasure.
How is this song unfamiliar to me? I now own all the early beatles albums that were released in Australia where I experienced Beatlemania as a 5 year old in 1963 - something which was the best thing ever.
the harp was recorded later as an overdub. this day lennon was suffering a strong flu. reached Abbey Road shivering only to realize he had forgotten the harp. made the recording with a borrowed one, he returned it without thanking and complained it smelled as potatoes. that way says geoff emerick.
AWESOME
Thanks 🤗
Verdaderamente....impresionante.....!!
One of my top five Beatles tunes.
Sound is phenomenal..great job..tysm!! ❤️
Glad you like it!