My brother and I saw them live in Chicago 1965 at Old Comiskey Park. I was 12. My mom took us. My Dad bought the tickets, they were $5 each. I still have the booklet I bought as a memory.
@@krause711 what a memory to cherish. I’m sure your Dad looked back and was delighted he made that sacrifice for his family. 5 dollars each … money very well spent for memories to last a lifetime. 👏👏👏
@krause711 So did I. I was only 11 at the time. I believe it was August 20, '65. There were two shows. One was the afternoon & the other was in the evening. We went to the evening show. It was myself & 5 cousins. We took the L train there from the northwest side. I remember the opening song was "Twist & Shout" & the place went crazy. Lennon was terrific.
I always LOVED this song. The Roy Orbison influence is clear, and George's Martin's contributions to it made it more energetic. John did a great job writing this one.
Seems like yesterday! This was before roadies, I guess! Ringo's drum riser's wobbling all over the place and none of his drum kit is anchored! I half expected his cymbals to fall off the riser and hit the other guys! John's setting up the mikes himself! No monitors! WILD! No wonder they quit touring! They were, and still are, the GOAT!
@@originalpaulmccartneyThey quit touring because they couldn't hear themselves play because of all the screaming fans. They hadn't invented the equipment we have today yet.
Nothing like it at the time . Nothing. Lennon in an interview stated that "no one could touch them", meaning that the other band competition was no where close to how polished they had become
After each verse Lennon plays a three stroke lick which to me is key to the success of the BEATLES . It is a skiffle riff that Lennon turns over into Rock and Roll !
1964 . 11 yrs old. I bought this tune as part of a Vee-Jay Beatles album at Tower Records, then danced with my Auntie Katie at my grandparents house. Now this. I do not understand how a band can be this tight, this good. It just is.
I agree it’s a great song and vocals. I thought it was FV and the four seasons who also did a memorable version. I have a 1966 Gretsch Tennessean like the middle guitarist. Who is who here?
Ringo was bashing the drums like a true Metal drummer, here. No wonder so many early drummers of the genre were fans of his. They grew up watching Ringo and wanted to be (like) him.
I saw the Beatles twice in the UK. Both times in London cinemas. No problem getting tickets. Dave Clarke Five were a regular band in London and Essex dance halls. There is now way that any British band could have filled a stadium of any size back then. We saw most top bands in Cinemas or dance halls before they undertook the so-called "British Invasion" of the USA.
Herrlich, wie die Kabel da rum liegen und wirklich life gespielt wird. Heutzutage muss alles super aufgeräumt sein und es wird fast immer mit Vollplayback betrogen.
It's Wash DC . they had to move their gear to face a different direction, more than once. They handled it well, as it was an unusual request. I seen it on another video, they needed help with the drum riser. It's also why the cords are all over the place and they are kicking them out of the way and moving the mic's
Ранние песни Битлз- это голос Леннона. Казалось бы, незатейливая мелодия, а почему же мурашки по телу? -мне 68, когда я увлекся этой группой, они уже распались, в 1970 мне было 14. Но в в 1971-1973 еще была бешеная популярность Битлз
Ringo just hates those cymbals. Beats the shit out of them! If there is one thing I regret it is never seeing the Beatles in concert. But I was only 13 in 1965 and $6.50 was hard to come by for me back then. But still........
Bueno quien no recuerda estando niño de estás canciones del grupo musical mas famoso de todos los tiempos Ricardo Alegria Zambrano Popayan cauca Colombia
Ontem um chucalho em todo decorrer da música. Fui fundo saber sobre está arte, o chucalho representa o peso que os escravos puxavam nos pés, para não fugirem. Esta música e muito interessante, e muito triste. Realidade pura.
This is the best live footage I think I've ever seen of the Beatles!!!! .. SERIOUSLY!! .. I think that Paul and Ringo would really LOVE to see this!!! Ringo especially!! .. I'm sure the energy that Ringo pumped into this song (and any song) was felt by John who just added to the overall power of the song!! In an indirect (and albeit debatable) way .. all of the "girls going WILD" thing back in 1964 relates back to Ringo's "on-the-mark" power drumming !!!!
Guitarist/vocalist Neil Finn joined his elder brother Tim's band Split Enz a few years earlier. If I recall correctly, he gave their biggest hit with 'I Got You'. Tim later joined Neil's band CH. Keepin' it in the fam. 🖖🏼😊🎶❤️🍁❤️✨️🕊
Its a testament to their talent to be able to play that song live and sound that good. The equipment was bad, the microphone stands were constantly moving. Ringo's drum setup was moving up and down. Fans were cheering so loud the Beatles could not even hear their own cheap monitors. The stage was so small, the cords were wrapped around their feet. Its no wonder they despised playing live. Security was another issue. After the paddy wagon circus in Candlestick they decided to never play live again, until the roof top show in England.
@@tedpeterson1156 You must be a kid. Pathetic.🤨 Might as well ask why the top pole speed in the 1964 Indy 500 was only 158 mph while last years was 235 mph. Or why smartphones did not exist in 1964. Public announcements (PA) speaker and amps systems in the early 60s was not designed for loud rock n roll but for voice announcements. Speaker and amp technology was so inefficient that home sound systems today blow away the old tube PA systems. of old. Plus there was no such thing as stage monitors for the band to hear themselves, and of course no such thing as plug-in ear monitors, or wireless tech, or digital tech. The Beatles were barely able to hear Ringo's drums to try to keep in time, it is a testament to their talent they were able to sound pretty good against all odds.
They were great here , this concert is still a long way off , it is before they became bored with their concerts . They are really putting the effort in .
tkmvideo: do you have the entire concert in color, or just a couple of segments?? On the Beatles Anthology video, they show brief snippets of the Washington D.C. concert in color. Apple should release this concert as a video.
No monitors, no sound man, no mixer, no synthesized music or voices. These guys were amazing.
This is my favorite Beatles song. It always makes me happy.
My brother and I saw them live in Chicago 1965 at Old Comiskey Park. I was 12. My mom took us. My Dad bought the tickets, they were $5 each. I still have the booklet I bought as a memory.
Счастливчик!
lucky you!
@@krause711 what a memory to cherish. I’m sure your Dad looked back and was delighted he made that sacrifice for his family. 5 dollars each … money very well spent for memories to last a lifetime. 👏👏👏
@krause711 So did I. I was only 11 at the time. I believe it was August 20, '65. There were two shows. One was the afternoon & the other was in the evening. We went to the evening show. It was myself & 5 cousins. We took the L train there from the northwest side. I remember the opening song was "Twist & Shout" & the place went crazy. Lennon was terrific.
@ yes! We went to the afternoon show. My dad drove us from Mundelein. I could hardly hear due to all the screaming.
The perfect storm. No one even comes close to what they did.
Lookit Ringo ATTACKING those cymbals.
Ringo rocks on this song! 😂
It was Keith Moon who could really attack the drums!!!!
@@danieltrammell6464 I'd like to see Keith Moon and Ringo in a cymbal smashing contest. It would be close.
Ringo #1❤
Ringo is really hitting them skins !
@@cojaysea it be not skins,it be plastic
Love the Beatles . Great childhood memories for me
THAT'S HOW IT'S REALLY DONE!
Still a Great song 60 years later.
Great songs never go bad
I always LOVED this song. The Roy Orbison influence is clear, and George's Martin's contributions to it made it more energetic. John did a great job writing this one.
Seems like yesterday!
This was before roadies, I guess! Ringo's drum riser's wobbling all over the place and none of his drum kit is anchored! I half expected his cymbals to fall off the riser and hit the other guys! John's setting up the mikes himself! No monitors! WILD! No wonder they quit touring! They were, and still are, the GOAT!
Haha, I remember watching that wobbly drum riser on Ed Sullivan back then…… I was 12😊
Certainly no guitar tech back then to tune George's guitar.
@@peter9962 Yeah, me too! I was 13!
That's not why they quit touring and you know it.
@@originalpaulmccartneyThey quit touring because they couldn't hear themselves play because of all the screaming fans. They hadn't invented the equipment we have today yet.
Perfect vocals and instrumentation with no on-stage monitors. Incredible.
They sounded GREAT!!!
Nothing like it at the time . Nothing. Lennon in an interview stated that "no one could touch them", meaning that the other band competition was no where close to how polished they had become
Happy Birthday John RIP 9th Oct.
Happy Birthday John!!!
Congratulations even in heaven - you will be my music hero forever
si pero john lennon se burlo de dios ahora esta en el infierno yo soy latino lo siento que ustedes nunca fueron superiores hahahahaha
After each verse Lennon plays a three stroke lick which to me is key to the success of the BEATLES . It is a skiffle riff that Lennon turns over into Rock and Roll !
OH MY GOD!, I THINK WHAT LUCKIE PEOPLE HAD TO SEE THE FOUR BEATLES TOGETHER IN LIVE PERFORMANCES, SIMPLY THE BEATLES THE KINGS...
1964 . 11 yrs old. I bought this tune as part of a Vee-Jay Beatles album at Tower Records, then danced with my Auntie Katie at my grandparents house. Now this. I do not understand how a band can be this tight, this good. It just is.
and all the harmonies, right from the beginning. Still blows my mind....
I agree it’s a great song and vocals. I thought it was FV and the four seasons who also did a memorable version. I have a 1966 Gretsch Tennessean like the middle guitarist. Who is who here?
The screams were louder than the stage amps.
Ringo Drove that Band! He Pushed them, on 🥁 to keep up with him!
Absolutely. Every time I watch these videos I am amazed at how good Ringo was
@@marksnyder2365 Easy there guys…
Total Natural, He Wrote & Felt all those 🥁 parts! On all the Beatles Songs @@marksnyder2365
No monitors. Incredible
Excellent !!!
Ringo was bashing the drums like a true Metal drummer, here. No wonder so many early drummers of the genre were fans of his. They grew up watching Ringo and wanted to be (like) him.
Fantastic...my favourite Beatles song
The Beatles, the best British band that ever sang and performed,and they influenced so many bands and singers
the best band ever
@@Bella-nt7ec I totally agree with you
0:55 watch how George reminds Paul to let him share the mic for the bridge haha little elbow nudge
Love it
I saw the Beatles twice in the UK. Both times in London cinemas. No problem getting tickets. Dave Clarke Five were a regular band in London and Essex dance halls. There is now way that any British band could have filled a stadium of any size back then. We saw most top bands in Cinemas or dance halls before they undertook the so-called "British Invasion" of the USA.
Excellent video!
Ringo just !! Wow!! The steadiness and off beat love it!!
ハンブルグ時代、ガラの悪い客相手に、一日中演奏することで鍛え上げられた圧倒的な演奏力❗
貧弱なPAやマイクのアクシデントなど劣悪なステージコンディションをもろともせず、渾身のパフォーマンスを見せつけた彼らの気迫と演奏技術に圧倒されます。
ファーストアルバムの「Please Please me」は基本一発録りだったそうだけど、このアメリカ初公演のパフォーマンスを観れば、それも納得できますね。
当時の彼らの「俺たちがアメリカの扉をこじ開けてやるんだ！」と云う、必死な決意と熱意が溢れていて、目頭が熱くなります。
Herrlich, wie die Kabel da rum liegen und wirklich life gespielt wird. Heutzutage muss alles super aufgeräumt sein und es wird fast immer mit Vollplayback betrogen.
it was a mess because they had to rotate their direction at the Wash DC performance
Washington Coliseum February 11, 1964
I WAS ALL OF 7 YEARS OLD!
It's Wash DC . they had to move their gear to face a different direction, more than once. They handled it well, as it was an unusual request. I seen it on another video, they needed help with the drum riser. It's also why the cords are all over the place and they are kicking them out of the way and moving the mic's
I saw them in concert in Aug ‘64 with my older brother; I was 8.
I turned 8 in November of '64.
@@8avexpmay ‘64
Ранние песни Битлз- это голос Леннона. Казалось бы, незатейливая мелодия, а почему же мурашки по телу? -мне 68, когда я увлекся этой группой, они уже распались, в 1970 мне было 14. Но в в 1971-1973 еще была бешеная популярность Битлз
Are those jelly beans that George is kicking around ??? Anyway, still sounds great 60 years later. Far better than anything on the radio today.
Yes. He once said he liked jelly beans ,so fans threw them on stage.
Ringo just hates those cymbals. Beats the shit out of them! If there is one thing I regret it is never seeing the Beatles in concert. But I was only 13 in 1965 and $6.50 was hard to come by for me back then. But still........
L a migliore canzone del mondo. In quel momento..si !!!!!! 😀🎼
They could rock! But playing so fast. Fired up!
Ten songs in twenty minutes and off they went.
Maybe their best Beatlemania song. So tight. So fast. Not a wasted second.
They just get better with each passing day as one considers what has come after them.
Bueno quien no recuerda estando niño de estás canciones del grupo musical mas famoso de todos los tiempos
Ricardo Alegria Zambrano Popayan cauca Colombia
I'd say these guys have potential.
Still need some work but they could go far if they really try😊😊❤❤
“ . . . and now, it’s doing something . . . “ 😉
Geniuses!!!
Good to see Paul two years before that fateful day//////
Ontem um chucalho em todo decorrer da música.
Fui fundo saber sobre está arte, o chucalho representa o peso que os escravos puxavam nos pés, para não fugirem.
Esta música e muito interessante, e muito triste.
Realidade pura.
RAW ENERGY!!!!
This is the best live footage I think I've ever seen of the Beatles!!!! .. SERIOUSLY!! .. I think that Paul and Ringo would really LOVE to see this!!!
Ringo especially!! .. I'm sure the energy that Ringo pumped into this song (and any song) was felt by John who just added to the overall power of the song!!
In an indirect (and albeit debatable) way .. all of the "girls going WILD" thing back in 1964 relates back to Ringo's "on-the-mark" power drumming !!!!
2:10 Note girl in front row recording on a reel to reel tape !!! Ultimate bootleg. Wonder where that tape is now?
Ringo is kicking it.
Guitarist/vocalist Neil Finn joined his elder brother Tim's band Split Enz a few years earlier. If I recall correctly, he gave their biggest hit with 'I Got You'. Tim later joined Neil's band CH. Keepin' it in the fam.
🖖🏼😊🎶❤️🍁❤️✨️🕊
I do all pleasing it’s so hard to reason, with you oh yeah. Wish I wrote that
If they stick with it, they just might make it.
Great stuff great drumming
Ringo shone playing in profile is so cool.
Where can I get such a suit like they wesr?
Experimento emoción al verlos, tanto así que me pongo a cantar con ellos.
Esa batería de Ringo Starr suena muy bien.
The drum riser is about to collapse.
Ringo is the best drummer even from the start 🥁🥁🥁💋💋💔❤️❤️❤️
Ringo is smokin
Awesome!
Rigors timing is spot on.😁
Great live too
I dont think these guys were from this planet
Elvis started it - and these 4 guys took it to the limit - all here on Earth - but where were they really from ?
@@hollywoodjoe123 Liverpool ya know
💯👻🦕
@@hollywoodjoe123❤
They weren't. They're from Liverpool.
FAB to see this so sharp & in color!
2:11 At first viewing I thought someone brought a tape recorder to the gig, but no, the guy has an 8mm camera as well. Where's that archive today?
May be that one used for the Beatles Anthology. Or maybe that film was burned when the Jesus misunderstood. Greetings.
It was a filmed concert... you can buy the dvd... I have it on vhs!
You can see Ringo lead with his left hand on his drum fills
i. find. it. funny. how. paul. had. a. habit. of. talking. like. this. on. stage. back. then.
Its a testament to their talent to be able to play that song live and sound that good. The equipment was bad, the microphone stands were constantly moving. Ringo's drum setup was moving up and down. Fans were cheering so loud the Beatles could not even hear their own cheap monitors. The stage was so small, the cords were wrapped around their feet. Its no wonder they despised playing live. Security was another issue. After the paddy wagon circus in Candlestick they decided to never play live again, until the roof top show in England.
Yeah, why didn’t they use the right amplification equipment? Pathetic.
@@tedpeterson1156technology hadn’t caught up yet 🙄
And Billy Shears was on that rooftop in 1969.
This whole comment section is total Beatles baloney!
@@originalpaulmccartney yeah man, I'm seeing some real dumb ass comments. Lol. And youre right about Shears too
@@tedpeterson1156 You must be a kid. Pathetic.🤨
Might as well ask why the top pole speed in the 1964 Indy 500 was only 158 mph while last years was 235 mph. Or why smartphones did not exist in 1964.
Public announcements (PA) speaker and amps systems in the early 60s was not designed for loud rock n roll but for voice announcements. Speaker and amp technology was so inefficient that home sound systems today blow away the old tube PA systems. of old. Plus there was no such thing as stage monitors for the band to hear themselves, and of course no such thing as plug-in ear monitors, or wireless tech, or digital tech. The Beatles were barely able to hear Ringo's drums to try to keep in time, it is a testament to their talent they were able to sound pretty good against all odds.
At 2:12 there is a girl with a small tape recorder recording the event. I wonder if she and the tape still exist? I’d like to think so.
Good lads
Moving...
I pray for you!
Wonder what that Police Officer behind John was thinking...?
where's my ear plugs
Please Please Me .....I'll say !!!
Not a bad recording with these tiny amplifiers from ca. 1965.
Not tiny. They were essentially what's called an AC30 today. A very heavy, very loud amp.
The Beatles from 1963 to 1964 are my favorite.😂
Im 63-66
Couldn't hear any of his playing on the mix track
Brilliant >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> R.I.P. Paul
Rest in peace james paul mccartney
What?? Paul is 82 and still going strong! .. Ringo too and think he's a couple years older!
Wait, wait....we would like to pause for a moment while George tunes his guitar.
05:53 Classic Stig
❤ nothing more to say , 😘
Ringo is on fire!
They were great here , this concert is still a long way off , it is before they became bored with their concerts . They are really putting the effort in .
It looks like pure mayhem up there on that stage. The boys had their hands full.
solemn!! 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤😊
Forever Beatles...
The first use of C'MON in a song.
Taking a 2 minute song and turning it into a 1:30 song.
tkmvideo: do you have the entire concert in color, or just a couple of segments?? On the Beatles Anthology video, they show brief snippets of the Washington D.C. concert in color. Apple should release this concert as a video.
I found the whole video on UA-cam in b&w 4/3 and I'm coloring it in 16/9.
Ringo hardcore
Respect to the cameraman who traveled back in time because this looks like an iPhone video
Was this in Munich? Here's the guys, no autotune, no high-end technology, just great musicians.
I guess it was in America.
Washington DC. 😀
Never Munich...
BEATLEMANIA
Linda Banda bjsss 🌹👍🏽👍🏽
1 2 3 RINGO
Couple more weeks in the garage they just might be a band
Does anyone have a video where they sing "Girl" live?