Raw, Potent, Honest, Real - The Private Conversations Overheard In "The Beatles: Get Back"
Вставка
- Опубліковано 29 лис 2021
- "We hear it all" says director Peter Jackson, who stripped away layers of guitar noise to reveal intimate conversations between bandmates Paul, Ringo, John and George in "The Beatles: Get Back," streaming now on Disney+. #Colbert #TheBeatles #PeterJackson
Subscribe To "The Late Show" Channel: bit.ly/ColbertUA-cam
Watch full episodes of "The Late Show": bit.ly/1Puei40
Listen to "The Late Show Pod Show" podcast: link.chtbl.com/Awagtx95?sid=yt
Like "The Late Show" on Facebook: on. 1df139Y
Follow "The Late Show" on Twitter: bit.ly/1dMzZzG
Follow "The Late Show" on Instagram: bit.ly/29wfREj
Watch The Late Show with Stephen Colbert weeknights at 11:35 PM ET/10:35 PM CT. Only on CBS.
---
The Late Show with Stephen Colbert is the premier late night talk show on CBS, airing at 11:35pm EST, streaming online via Paramount+, and delivered to the International Space Station on a USB drive taped to a weather balloon. Every night, viewers can expect: Comedy, humor, funny moments, witty interviews, celebrities, famous people, movie stars, bits, humorous celebrities doing bits, funny celebs, big group photos of every star from Hollywood, even the reclusive ones, plus also jokes. - Розваги
What got me was seeing Yoko and Linda just sitting there smiling and talking to each other like friends while the guys were working across the room. That really was a different view of Yoko that most people, I think, needed to see... probably should have seen decades ago.
At the same time, I feel like it didn't sanitise anything with her at all either.
@@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep how not? I feel like it did. It showed that anytime she in any way participated or took up space in the beatles, was when everyone was goofing around and experimenting anyway. Rest of the time, she's just a silent presence.
@@BomimoDK Yeah, you see all the girlfriends showing up, even that kid Heather, so it wasn't like Yoko was the only girlfriend there. Yoko just liked sitting closer to John, but stayed quiet. At the end, we also see how the creative differences and working style were the real problem. They seemed to have a problem deciding which direction to take, where to have the show, whether have in the open or in a ballroom, tv, documentary, etcetera. It was very for one Beatle to bail if he didn't like how things were going. George and John almost left because of Paul´s control over the arrangements. Having a Band is in and of itself difficult. Yoko was just there to sit next to John.
@@omgtkseth and yet the problem deciding where to have the show, Yoko had many a conversation and participated in. It's on the Nagra tapes. Yoko was silent when they were playing, of course she was. And how is it so revelatory that her and Linda were talking and laughing together? They all got along fine, it's what was said when they were apart that was the problem. None of that was in the movie. That doesn't mean I'm anti or pro Yoko, the real story has been there all along.
I just finished watching the whole 8-9 hours and never got bored once.
I’m going to start watching it with my dad soon. I can’t wait.
Same. I can’t wait to watch it all again.
It's not about a band breaking up. It's about creative tension trying to make an album under the gun and being nervous about performing live again. As soon as the concert started it was all smiles.
True. Let It Be was released last but Abbey Road was the last album they did together. So sad, they left their best until last.
The look on Paul's face when they're playing, so happy playing with the others on the roof
@@garywarren5048 You see how much Paul loves to perform, and the Beatles are the only band that he knows to do that with (and Paul is a strict monogamist when he's truly in love), so the joy just shines from Paul during the concert. He is in his element. They all are having fun up on the Roof, the communal pleasure among them all is palpable, but it seems to matter most to Paul.
I loved how nervous they were when they started playing, and a how a few bars in they are all loving every moment of playing together for an audience again
The most heartbreaking part is how everyone just took Ringo for granted. The day after George left he came into the studio, sat down
and was basically ignored while everyone around him speculated on the fate of the Beatles.
This doc gave me a new appreciation for Ringo. He always showed up. I can see why Jackson would have cast him as Sam in a Beatles LOTR.
Honestly, I think that's why he was such a perfect fit for the band. You can see in the documentary that George was starting to feel the need to spread his creative wings. Up to that point though the creative drive came from John and Paul. I can't imagine that The Beatles would have been so prolific and revolutionary if the 4 of them all fought to stand out. Ringo was that silent and steady force that the band could rely on like the comment below says, he always showed up. After the split, he went on and was able to flourish creatively and create great solo music. He was amazing at knowing his role at any given time, and giving it his all.
This documentary solidified my view of Ringo as an absolutely rock solid professional musician. He shows up to rehearsal on time, plays his parts to fit the song, and he listens to his bandmates. He's exactly the type of bandmate most people would kill to have in their group.
I love that Stephen is such a Beatles fan. I appreciate him promoting this important historical time period/documentary about the greatest group of all time.
I just finished watching the whole 8-9 hours and never got bored once.
They stole all their best stuff from Oasis!
@@claudiaxander 🤣
Me too. I love the Beatles since forever.
When I watched "Get Back" with my husband we said Peter Jackson wants the viewer to feel as though they were in the studio with the Beatles.
To be fair, it’s the people that filmed it 50 years that wanted that hence the secret mics and all the cameras
If you want to know what the cameraman felt, he did a short spot with 60 minutes Australia last week. Its really sweet and its on the 60 Minutes Au youtube channel ✌
@@kerryn6714 thanks for the info!
@@KasiaGoclowski
My pleasure Kasia. And just in case you didn't know The Beatles have the 8 hour Anthology and its separate 8 hour directors cut as well as the "Let It Be" movie (1970) and the original "Get Back" documentary released in 2005.
We can never get too much of The Beatles. I've got about 80 DVD's and 150+ books on them and I'm only a big fan not a mega fan 😂
@@kerryn6714 thanks I'll check it out.
Colbert says he could watch all the raw footage, and I concur: treat it like a Warhol film, run it day-by-day on that day’s anniversary, treat it like wallpaper for the three weeks as the Beatles lived it. Not to watch the whole thing obsessively, but to be in their presence. Give them their own channel for three weeks every year-there will always be different bits to discover.
"Ohh....Beatles will be famous for 50 million yrs" 😄
yeah, we need another 50 hours of them deciding what to have for lunch.
I LOVE this idea!!!!
Brilliant idea. Could actually see this happening, in future years
with streaming and virtual reality looking for more new creative content. This could be a historical big brother concept. Crazy
It truly did feel like time traveling back into literally the one place I'd wanna go back to and observe. Massive fan of the Beatles like many here. The restoration quality is absolutely exceptional.
How to you compare it to The Beatles Anthology?
@@kerryn6714 IMO you can’t compare the two, the Beatles Anthology it’s a complete history of the each member and also the group as a whole. Get Back is a behind the scenes look into what their relationship was like. It clears a lot of rumors and what is left is just four guys being masters of their craft. I think the Anthology and Get Back complement each other, once we thought the ending was sad and full of turmoil and now we finally realize the end was just a logical step into their personal lives as grown men.
If you like this whole restoration thing I suggest you watch Peter Jackson's other documentary They Shall Not Grow Old. He restored ww1 footage similar to The Beatles footage to tell a story. It's a great documentary if you have an interest in world war history.
@@karltee7862
Thanks, Ill check it out✌
As a massive Tolkien, Beatles, Daily Show/Colbert fan- this feels like all my favorite things coming together. I love it!
_Get Back_ is a seven hour masterpiece. An astonishing, beautifully intimate document.
It's the perfect Fly-on-the-Wall documentary. There's no commentary, no opinion; it's just what happened, as it happened. Sometimes it lags, and nothing happens, but those empty moments also say so much.
There's the one sequence that sticks out to me, when the band are in the middle of a day of doing nothing. They're just laying around, aimlessly. You can see Paul is getting frustrated, John isn't giving a F##k, George is painfully conspicuous by his absence, and Ringo is picking up on the stress. Then, all of a sudden, Peter Sellers walks in. Now, you think something would happen, but *Nothing Happens.* And you can tell even Sellers is like "Jesus, who died?" and walks off in a very uncomfortable awkwardness. And it's a moment so unflinchingly, cringingly *Real,* that speaks volumes about the crisis point the band is in at that moment.
The way I read it was that John was nervous about meeting one of his heroes, and gets cocky and kind of in Sellers' face. Sellers, being weird and antisocial, doesn't know hot to react, so he shuffles around awkwardly and then makes a quick exit. I even believe there's a last shot of John and I interpreted he's thinking "Jesus, John, why do you have to be such an arse sometimes?"
The scene doesn’t really reflect what actually happened. John & Sellers started joking around doing funny voices for a while and chit-chatting apparently.
It sure didn't help that the Beatles were doing their patented Beatle Humour, just improvising lines and jokes and singing the whole time they were sat there, and the sorta socially awkward Sellers seemed overwhelmed by it all.
Michael lindsay-hogg is the true hero of the story. Was very bold of him to sneak those audio recorders and leave the cameras secretly recording, the amount of historical information he preserved is priceless.
Agreed, but kinda messed up for him to portray it the way he did because he didn't get his final concert he wanted.
BUT can you imagine, in the desert, lit by torchlight, surrounded by 2000 Arabs?
Dude was annoying and just wanted 2000 arabs who didnt speak a lick of english
@@ToastyBB he was VERY annoying but the desert concert idea was lit ngl
Thank you, Stephen, for thanking Peter in exactly the way, and with exactly the words that so many of us would like to have thanked him.
I remember the day John was killed. I was putting on my boots getting ready to go to work when the news came over the radio. I stopped. Sat very still in shock and disbelief, then they repeated the news. I could not function after that, had to call in sick and spent the entire day listening to Beatle records and bawling like a baby. 😭😭😭😢😢😢Even now at 70 I'm getting a little teary just recalling the memory. 😎
I feel you.
I wasn't born yet when John was killed, but the news of George dying affected me in a way no other celebrity death has ever affected me. I can't imagine what it was like with John and the way it happened.
@@noonehere0987 I'm in the same boat as you. I was a teenager watching Conan when the news of George's death came up on the screen. I was in shock... couldn't watch the rest of a comedy show after that.
My Dad recently said that he didn't think he would ever truly get over John's death.
As a musician and composer (and a not so good songwriter), watching Paul pull Get Back from ether was one of the most humbling and amazing things to see. Their creative process is entirely different from my own. The way they get the melodies and then fit words to them rather than getting words and fitting a melody to them is just alien to me, and something I want to try out. Getting melodic themes is "easy." Getting harmonies is "easy." Writing melodic themes to words is tricky, but getting melodic themes first that end up fitting words like the Beatles do is... something unreal to me.
And then the part where they get into an argument with George, he leaves for the night and comes back with I, Me, Mine is also so remarkably fascinating. It was always obvious what the lyrics were about, but seeing the action (arguments) and consequence (that song) be so immediate was something else. I thought it was so on the nose they'd get into an argument over it, but whether they recognized right away what it was about or not, they just let it roll and played along with the song.
This is one of the best documentaries I've seen, and can't wait to watch it over the years for inspiration.
It's a common way for people who don't compose with notation to write songs. I do it, most rock bands did it. You bash away on your instrument, babble, and sometimes good things bubble up from the unconscious, or whatever conduit to the Muse that exists. Some come up with Get Back. Some come up with…not Get Back. But it's common.
Stephen is so naked with his emotions when discussing "Get Back", his enthusiasm for it just pours from every pore. He summarizes it as "So SO beautiful", and he's right. If you love the Beatles (and is there a more sacred partnership in popular culture over the past 100 years than the Beatles, Lennon and McCartney especially? I do not think there is.). You combine that massive love and respect for the Beatles, with all the process stuff about how they did it, with a compelling story with an emotional arc culminating in that iconic rooftop concert and...you get Stephen so happy. Beautiful to see!
I’d love to watch the 57 hours, too!
Sure there is, Liam and Noel.
Oh, you said sacred, nvm.
SPOILER!!!
When I saw the flowerpot scene my jaw absolutely dropped. I felt like I shouldn’t have been listening in to that conversation.
Peter Jackson is talking over himself, taking over himself, talking over himself lol
I love this man!
The restoration, the edit - genius. Blessings on you, Peter Jackson. (I want to see the remaining 50 hours!)
Stay Human's instrumental Beatles covers have been the highlight of my week.
I understand the cinéma vérité of letting the footage speak for itself, but if there's ever a Blu-ray version, I wouldn't mind an audio commentary track from the surviving Beatles.
I don’t know about adding commentary… I think the occasional use of subtitles to explain what was going on, as Peter Jackson dead, is sufficient. What I really want to see is complete performances of all the songs they did - not just the ones on the roof, but down in the studio as well. You know - two of us, the long and winding road, dig it etc.
@@BaconTomatoCheese This is what I want. I want an uncut version, or at least a version that has all their takes and noodling around. For anyone who plays or writes music and songs, seeing them work and their process for how they form songs is a gift.
@@noonehere0987 absolutely! Watching Paul McCartney pull “get back”out of the ether is a true gift to us all
@@noonehere0987 Absolutely. Yes!
As a kiwi, this is like listening to your dad ramble on. Love ol PJ tho!
Fush and chups and a great director….
It’s a bit hard to understand sometimes, is this a common thing in NZ?
Would love to visit your country someday,.. 🙏
@@Justusson Yeah we're probably one of the worst places to learn English as a second language. 😂 We're real lazy speakers when it comes to enunciating, talk very fast when we're excited and kinda verbalise our inner monologue like old mate does in the video.
@@phillsimpson456 Wow, that bad? Makes me want to visit your country even more now. It seems like a really lovely place to be,.. ☺️
But the enunciating thing might become a problem. PJ sounds like he’s lying in bed just about to fall asleep 😂
@@rickriley9866 he's an amazing man, i was talking in terms of cadence rather than content. Like he's sitting across the dinner table.
What a gift to receive from this revolutionary cultural phenomenon known as the Beatles all these years later!
All 3 sections of the movie was like being there. When they talk about its being interactive, it really was. Another great job by Peter Jackson!
I can say, I got emotional at the end... it was the best!!!! My dad, my kids and I are all fans, so many different generations from so many ppl around the world, Noone will ever compare to THE BEATLES!!!
Watching the documentary really makes you feel like this just happened due to the incredible visual fidelity and humanity portrayed in each of the beatles. After and during watching I would have to catch myself thinking about when their next album would be coming out. Such a surreal experience.
I honestly don't think any other director would have made this documentary as good.
Peter Jackson presented it exactly the way it should've... NO COMMENTARY, only a few brief texts of what the moment entailed for the viewer to know what the song would become or the events involved in the moment.
He and this documentary deserve an academy award.
Stephen Colbert brought out things that I personally noted too, P. Jackson confirmed, so it shows we all got the same impressions of what was going on.
After so many years of misconception about the Beatles relationship[s] and of what caused their breakup has been shattered and replaced by the truth.
So happy and truly glad to have come full circle over the facts of my favorite and most inspiring rock group.
Very grateful to Peter Jackson's work, and to Paul, Ringo, Yoko, and Olivia's approval to allow his 3 part method to be shown.
Hats off to Lindsay-Hogg for the subterfuge in taping intimate conversations and Jackson's tech to uncover the rest. What seemed intrusive by the Beatles at the time is now available as a notable record. Jackson created a twice told tale for future fans and ourselves.
It was so surreal seeing them in such a raw, candid way that I almost found myself believing I was watching incredible actors in a biopic...to the point that when still shots from the sessions were on screen, I found myself thinking "Oh, cool, that's a pic of the REAL session"...but it was literally the very same footage lol.
"THE BEATLES: GET BACK DAYS 1-22" It's fantastic!
When I watched Paul McCartney created Get Back out of thin air, I was in awe! Crazy! Amazing!
Thanks! That was a great interview!
The guitar canceling out is impressive.
Thankyou so much Peter ❤️ thankyou so much
I'm in love with Get back.Thanks
It really does feel like such a privilege to see. I kept thinking how lucky I was to be watching what I was watching throughout the whole thing.
The genius that is Peter Jackson! Thank You!
thank you thank you thank you Peter!!!
Good interview Stephen. You nailed it.
Heartbreaking to see John in the throes of his heroin addiction throughout the film. Probably not high, but he lets everyone know when he's crashing and can't play anymore that day.
When he first said he went back and got high, I assumed he was talking about weed. Some time later it donned on me he was talking about heroin. I'm not sure I see that as heartbreaking, because that was part of his journey, and it's not as though that's what ruined his life. The part that got me was just knowing what would happen to John.
@@noonehere0987 Yes, definitely. To see him so young and to know that in 11 years he'll be shot to death.
It dawned on me....English is a tricky language.
Great job everyone 👏 👏 👏
Shout Out to Jabez! ❤
Video Editors are the Unsung Heroes of the documentary world!
Loved seeing Peter Sellers again and Billy Preston really helped defuse the group's toxic dynamic at that time. George was obviously over it all, Ringo was stoned, John and Yoko in their heroin phase, Paul climbing walls to check out the rooftop, all against a tight timeline. Exhausting for them all. Sad to see the cracks appearing but they were obviously living in a powder keg.
Sellers seemed to be there to hit them up for some hash. I've seen the bootleg of that scene, and he's talking about how good the hash was that they turned him onto. Hint, hint, lol. Sellers was apparently doing a lot of drugs around that time.
@@PreacherAtArrakeen It is quite an awkward scene in the Jackson doc, it seems like a non sequitur in that Sellers says barely a word, and after sitting briefly, leaves. It makes so much sense that there was something else going on of that nature--Sellers seems anxious in the scene, acutely aware of the camera. If he's paranoid and anxious because he is visiting to score or finagle hash from the Beatles, it would explain why he's so weird in the scene. The bootleg must be audio only footage. Also, it is of COURSE the sort of thing that Disney (and others) would just as soon stay on the cutting room floor.
@@jayborcherding153 no, there's video. I've seen it.
Thank you for bringing Jabez into the conversation. As a monumental feet like this is, it's as much about the editor as it is the director. A true partnership to find the story and bring it together.
I can’t wait to see this on DVD!
Thanks mr Jackson. can't wait for the blu ray
Thank you Stephen.
OMG! WOW!! I'm Stunned! Impressed! And, again, WOW!! What a Hard Days Night!
Brilliant!
Love it!!!!!!!!!!
It’s astounding how young they all were. The entirety of The Beatles phenomenon and the genius creativity and all in their 20’s. 🤯
PS. This documentary is total bliss from start to finish. Academy award to PJ please.
And they did it all in 7 years. Imagine that.
@@PreacherAtArrakeen exactly, and I really can’t!
I would sell my soul to hear and watch everything that PJ got to hear.
when I was a kid (pre teen) I thought the Beatles looked like old adults, now that I'm older than they were in that documentary, they look freaking young. It's crazy.
I watched it, it was good!
Have seen the recent Beatles Doc Get Back three times now. Ringo is the best kept secret. Never realized how much went into drumming and he was a drumming god. The beat channeled through him. He was (is) so intelligent, responsive, hilarious, loving. The scene with him playing with Linda McCartney's 5 year old daughter while recording is priceless. Too sweet. He is the starr of that documentary.
PJ, thank you. You did a fantastic job. I think Lindsey-Hogg was a bit of a knob, trying to push the Beatles to Tripoli or some other grandiose locale because they're the Beatles. I think his dreary movie was revenge for being balked by the Beatles. I will not be surprised if this gets an Oscar nomination for best documentary. Just like it did in 1970. With this, and the WWI restoration, you, PJ, have made your mark on history. What a wonderful Christmas present, thank you!!!!!
There is obviously much more unseen moments on film that leads me to believe that there is a sequel in the future....at least I can dream of that future. I have read several books about the early Beatles, when they spent a lot of time in Germany in the very active club scene, but also includes a lot of drugs and girls and rock and roll. I doubt there is any footage of THAT part of their lives but wow...to be a fly on the wall for that documentary. Apparently the boys had to be "cleaned up and cleaned out" when they came back from the Continent so they could grow their fledgling start of their early careers. Oh, one of their biggest rivals when they went to Germany were another band starting out and learning their craft.....4 guys we all know as The Rolling Stones!!! I just wonder what would have happened if the Beatles had hung together and continued to work towards staying ahead of the competition....for 40 or 50 more years. One last comment....I still love the Beatles movies....so amateur and just crazy funny. Not sure if they can be found online or not. The way all the fan girls were almost dying against the wire fences or chasing the boys around the block...it is another look at the popularity of the Beatles. Have fun and enjoy this latest British Invasion!!!
Cool performance of "Blackbird" leading into this!
Peter Jackson is such a legend.
I liked the part where Ringo farted.
And announced it "just thought you should know" lol
My only takeaway from this about Ringo is that he's basically a puppy. A puppy who can keep a groove, but a puppy none the less.
In what part? Must have missed it hahaha
I watched the whole thing while on vacation in Costa Rica on my phone. I couldn’t wait till I got home 😂
Lucky you. I don't have Disney Plus to watch the docu.
“Trying to work it out.” -P. Jackson
On UA-cam there's dramatic covers of Beatles songs like Help, by Peter Sellers.....you're welcome
George kept pulling out those iconic guitars !
this documentary is going to heal generations, esp the elder boomers entering their golden years. cataclysmic. thank you, paul and ringo! thank you, peter jackson!
Hopefully.
Peter is just a genious!
You, unfortunately, aren't.
Who the f are u? go take a nap.@@DanceySteveYNWA
That last Outro with Colbert look like he was wearing a suit from the era. Cut like the 1950s/60s
Mind blown!!! AI!!!
Lmao 🤣 always keep your dreams alive
What a handsome young man
Lord of the Ringos! Love love love this film! The Beatles my fave group!,
Lmaooo the guitar-drowning technology really does sound fuckin terrifying 🤣
I'd love to hear the before and after when the *AI* software did its magic.
I wish we could hear Paul and Ringo playing with Stay Human.
Stephen, I noticed the title. Bit of advice, on Monday Nights in the modern day, the word "Raw" brings a disappointed groan from the wrestling community. 😉😂🤣
It is just about the handjob the Beatles have been getting for so many years.
Bit of 'Carry that Weight' at the end
You've gotta interview Paul McCartney and Ringo now!
You gotta help your UA-cam watchers out. Please label the videos Part #1, #2, #3.
They have them in order on the show playlist
Stephen is just nerding out it’s funny
Couldn't avoid subtitles with all that technology though!
50 yrs
i hope somebody does the same with Led Zeppelin film The Song Remains The Same......there must be something in the archives
Long as they don't go on forever about Stairway to Hell or some place. It's the most tedious contrived piece of shite. They should have been glad when someone tried to claim responsibility for it
😍😍😍😍
0:14 Why does Stephen say, "The Beatles: GET back" and not "The Beatles: get BACK"? Because the song is definitely "get BACK!".
The line "Get back Jo Jo" emphasizes the Get. I don't think it really matters, and is more dependent on context. For Stephen, the Get made more sense in that context.
Is that a Casino in the background, or _the_ Casino in the background?
I think this interview should have been a three parter
These interviews are nice at 1.25× speed
Is the Rocky Strat in the back of Pete's camera the actual one??
Warning 🚨This is the 2nd segment. God this will make me appreciate the film infinitely more.
I’m shocked with all of the content I’ve seen a decade earlier
Please make dam busters Peter Jackson!
Didn’t Douglas bug Lennon’s recording studio in 1980 too? He did.
is that harrison's guitar in the back??
Peter Jackson is a Hobbit. In the v best way.
What the song the band plays at the end?
Where’s the rest of the 50 hours of footage 😤
3:09
Calling it now…. 2021 Oscar for Best Documentary will go to Peter Jackson for Get Back.
Knowing Peter Jackson, look out for the 60 hour Directors Cut at some time in the future.
I am here...
@@conssuckballs quite sure, or I wouldn't be experiencing hell on Earth...