2012 Paul, Ringo, and George Martin Highlights

[@RJLKMRD]

Paul loved George Martin, he loved him probably more than any of the other Beatles and he gave him more love than any of the other Beatles, Paul truly respected what George Martin did for them and he loved George Martin dearly, you can tell they have this incredible rapport...

[@tomsmith9479]

Geoff Emerick may have that distinction

[@Magicalfluidprocess]

What is it you ,re trying to say ?

[@parrydogsickle]

Paul and George Martin really became collaborators of sorts on the later albums. They even both conducted the orchestras on A Day in the Life.

[@MrDaiseymay]

@@Magicalfluidprocess SURELY, it was simply that the relationship was one of great mutual admiration, on a personal and professional basis.

[@Dan-nt2yb]

Nah..he clearly hated his guts because he did absolutely nothing for the band.👎🏾

[@murfdog19]

Paul and George Martin hanging out like they're not two of the most important figures in the history of recorded music.

[@jameswallace5967]

I love seeing the respectful and happy relationship between the two of them.

[@ivanjulian2532]

They were very well suited to each other, personality wise. Which is evidenced by how often they worked together after The Beatles ended. Indeed, you could argue George and John made a mistake in going for Phil Spector instead of sticking with George Martin.

[@fredmccaskill206]

EVEN THOUGH HE NEVER PICKED UP AN INSTRUMENT. GEORGE MARTIN HAS EARNED IMMORTALITY AS THE PRODUCER OF THE GREATEST ROCK BAND THAT HAS EVER EXISTED LET ME CORRECT MYSELF MARTIN WAS. AN ACCOMPLISHED PIANIST AND ACTUALLY. CONTRIBUTED HIS OWN TALENTS ON MANY SONGS.

[@Burtifly]

@@fredmccaskill206 piano might be a bit too heavy to pick up on his own. 😉 George played instruments. It's George playing the instrumental in, 'Inmy Life'. Off the top of my head.

[@chrishelbling3879]

This video clip is so sweet, in ways words can't capture.

[@JanPBtest]

@@fredmccaskill206 IIRC Martin studied the Baroque oboe in music school. And Baroque music is probably _the_ most complex music of all time. That's why e.g. Sting says Bach is his master.

[@caseymanuel7199]

Paul’s reaction to hearing Johns voice is just enough to melt you to the ground. ❤️ How incredibly sweet. I can’t imagine how much he and Ringo miss John and George. 😭

[@lumpylumpyloo]

THEY'RE DEAD

[@filipeferpe]

George martinn, John and george harrison, he is gone. Remember good times.

[@sundromos9456]

@@lumpylumpyloo And you're not?

[@ellie-tk4jy]

@Lumpy your response made me laugh

[@alonenjersey]

@@filipeferpe Sound advice. Just remember the good times.

[@ottocarson]

There is not music producers today like George Martin, who knew exactly what every song needed. He was the 1st Beatle indeed.

[@bobf.5538]

He also produced America as well

[@benpietrzykowski9216]

@@bobf.5538 showing you that the members in Beatles still did a lot lmao

[@benpietrzykowski9216]

@@bobf.5538 not that America is bad by any means, just no Beatles. So I’d say to man above, George was the 5th

[@JoeMeekSociety]

Joe meek knew all and everything that music needed

[@billyshears921]

5th

[@alexmartin-schael7556]

Beautiful document. To me, the most important part is when George M. reveals that it was like a ping-pong match between John a Paul, John being more interested in the lyrics and Paul more into the music, but neither of them wanted to be behind of each other in neither field. This is why The Beatles were more than the sum of their parts.

[@joeschembrie9450]

In fact, I've whistled 'I am the Walrus' a few times. Not that you could tell that's what it was . . . .

[@elvialeticialunavalle6308]

Paul, cuando muere George Martin dijo que había sido como un padre para él. Creemos que, realmente, George Martin fue el 5o. Beatle; Brian Epstein el 6o. Beatle. El gran Billy Preton fue un gran músico invitado.

[@waynej2608]

Of course, that is in a general sense. But, John could do quite well with music/melody himself. And, Paul could do well with lyrics. John, had said as much, regarding these generalizations.

[@mmsiphonevinyls1027]

Seeing Sir Paul and Sir George talk together never fails to make me smile. They just bring out something special in each other.

[@richardblayneamerican8149]

I try to imagine my father -a man from George Martin's generation-producing The Beatles. They would have been told to stick with the suits and ties, and sing songs like, 'Til There Was You' throughout their entire existence. Shows you what an open mind, what an ear for talent, that Martin had, as The Beatles evolved under his masterful production.

[@mikenicol123]

When you hear all of those celos, violins, horns, brass etc in the songs think of George Martin. He had a classical background. That was his major contribution to the fab-five.

[@ivanjulian2532]

Plus he had a very good ear for mixing. It must have broken his heart when he realised his hearing was fading.

[@dixonpinfold2582]

He just knew how to build an arrangement and a recording, didn't he? The leading popular music craftsman of his day outside of the performers themselves.

[@bartleyodonnell9564]

Today , George Martin would be given a credit for composing a good number of Beatle songs

[@johnschaefer2238]

Like you’re reference to them as The Fab Five! The Beatles wouldn’t have been what they were without George Martin.

[@SusanGoldberg-l9p]

They were the fab 5. There were two pauls, the original one up to late 1966, and then the new paul aka billy shears. Why can't people just admit the change. The new paul is very talented and was a true Beatle, but he is a different man.

[@stellamaris1432]

I loved this video. It's so nice see Paul and George Martin recalling the wonderful years with The Beatles. Thank you for uploading it.

[@kaymuldoon3575]

stella avila I love this too. I wish it was longer.

[@swissuz]

Paul said in a video I watched recently, that he was about to hang up his hat that last year.....they all were. Keep in mind, at that time they were getting a wider audience, but the screaming girls were still in love with them and it wore them out. They couldn't perform with the technology they had because it couldn't over power the screaming decibels. Who wouldn't want to move out of that fish bowl?? And what ever you think of any of the wives.....these guys were wanting a family and a home....and especially with Paul...KIDS! If you listen to "Maybe" I'm Amazed"....Paul is singing to Linda....how she breathed life back into him. They were very much in love. I think with Paul and John mostly, they needed wives that were a bit like "mother" figures because of losing their own mother's at an impressionable age. Linda wasn't necessarily a "mother" to Paul...but an unshakable, optimistic and dedicated woman that Paul needed in his life. These guys didn't need to sow anymore oats. Love and Music.....that's what drove them.

[@ClandestineRecords]

You're in a mess

[@charlesaguilar1708]

It's to remenist about the old times with friends! I run into people all the time but, we have to make schedules on when to talk about them! BUSY SCHEDULES mind you.

[@slide4180]

George Martin was unquestionably the legendary "Fifth Beatle." By my calculation, BTW, I am the 4,526th Beatle.

[@Turtledove2009]

Ahahaha! You made my day!

[@harrybagley9603]

6th

[@freethebeatle6537]

I listen for your foot steps coming up the drive ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@harrybagley9603]

That’s a “Golden oldies”

[@jeffryphillipsburns]

@@harrybagley9603 Hmm....That was MY joke so many decades ago. Does that make me 4,526th comedian manque? (Imagine acute accent on the “e”).

[@DJ-bj8ku]

I loved that video. Paul is so kind and witty, and George is so proper. You can see the respect and appreciation Paul had for George, and Ringo seems so much fun.

[@lancelot771]

I still cant believe how much those string compositions by George Marin really helped the band. It’s so unbelievably surreal…

[@romainlabaye]

I could watch hours of this

[@CooManTunes]

This watch I of hours could

[@stephensimpson4022]

You can see the respect and high regard that Paul had for George. I dare say he also learned so much from him as well.

[@edwardrossman9448]

At 2:40 Paul still gets a kick out of John like he is just meeting him.

[@Bella-nt7ec]

I clearly see Macca's missing them John n George

[@harrybagley9603]

Margaret McEvoy Paul died in 66 and Vivian stansfield from bonzo dog replaced him so although he knew John before 66 he only really after that. The Beatles were composed by the Tavistock institution and they didn’t certainly before 66 didn’t write the songs the are credited with and rarely played on the albums that was good trusted session musicians. William Stansfield is a very talented multi musician who even re-learned bass and guitar backwards and was a great instrumentalist . He took over running the band and started with Sgt Peppers with the help of George Martin and Other musicians and poets from and linked to Tavistock and this is what mainly happened until the end with the Beatles walking away with a few songs penned for them in their pockets! I don’t actually believe John is dead either and would encourage you to watch a film called “let him be” I’ve finally got hold of the whole film or KZbin mark stycer

[@humanchannel7825]

@@harrybagley9603 you’re a ducking idiot. Of course John is dead the fact you would deny this is sad. I hope you’re joking

[@harrybagley9603]

@@humanchannel7825 look into it. He most certainly wasn’t killed by mark chapman

[@scottandrewbrass1931]

William Stansfield now is it? You fuckwits can't even get his so called imposters name right between you .Seek psychiatric help!

[@peterbyrne178]

The world owes a dept of gratitude to Sir George May he Rest in peace.. The lads came up with the tunes but without George and Geoff Emerick we would nt have got the perfect blend of sound

[@John_Malloy]

What was to stop George Martin, an accomplished musician, from saying to the lads: "use this chord instead" or "modulate to this key for the bridge" or "add some vocal harmony here" etc. ?

[@themistocles4683]

And he served in the war too. Man, George Martin lived a long, good life from war to overseeing the Greatest Rock Band of all time. Thank you.

[@ustheserfs]

Love it, all those years later and the love is still present

[@Ryan23H]

agreed your comment should put all the pid rumors to bed

[@alias3660]

"I suspect Brian might have." Cheeky Paul!

[@waynej2608]

Ha! Yeah, that was pretty funny.

[@inger132]

Hahaha

[@Phoebedumplings]

I love the section about the coloured lights, Paul makes the understatement on the century, "we grooved after that" and some?!

[@andrewfrancis7272]

It's good to see these two together. They were obviously great old friends. Terrific banter. It's a lot more enjoyable watching McCartney remember what they did with someone they did it with rather than with some random journalist. You learn a lot more.

[@noworries12]

funny how Paul becomes the little boy here talking to his "father" George Martin

[@DouglasSchmidt]

You can certainly tell that Paul wants George to know how much he respects him and his contributions to the Beatles, even though Paul is by far the more "famous" and "successful" person in that collaboration when all was said and done!

[@doncampbell7303]

I'm glad to see that there's so much interest in the Beatles. No other band it looked at more than them.

[@axeljehovanymendoza]

This is so Magical. Listening to these two giants of Music have a laugh and take a trip down memory lane is beautiful. I swear I can hear all the Beatles songs in my head playing at the same time and fading out to a little help from my friends while watching this.

[@JoshMaxPower]

00:12 probably the only person on earth who could say "You're rotten" to Paul.

[@andylucas1175]

Great interview from two heroes, full of warmth and camaraderie.

[@tattyshoesshigure5731]

Great to see Fab Macca & Gentleman George having such nice easy banter with each other... what good fortune it was that he became their producer!

[@markdrouin8094]

George Martin greatest producer of all time, and a good man as well.

[@May04bwu]

It must be amazing to have events from your history recorded in this way and being able to go back to it.

4:20 Imagine what songs we might've missed out on if those fluorescent tubes hadn't been installed in the studio.

[@minnamiller9964]

Those two are amazing

[@davepowers8189]

Dude, you said 4:20 :p

[@higgme1ster]

@@davepowers8189 LOL I would never have thought of that! Wow!

[@waynej2608]

...and, if they didn't drop acid.

[@jackdenmark6116]

geroge was the perfect fit for the beatles. he influenced them as much as anyone did.

[@taintedfragments3301]

Beautiful stuff between Paul and George.

[@jrtruth1]

Brings a smile to my face to see how these two legends got along on this video. Thanks!

[@Lily_The_Pink972]

Thank you for sharing, I really love all these Beatles nostalgia videos, it's almost like looking through my own family album. I was 9 or 10 when Love Me Do and Please Please Me came out and I've loved them ever since. With the experience of age I find so much more to appreciate and enjoy in their music. And lovely George Martin, what a man and so sad he became profoundly deaf.

[@rpminc1974]

So cool to watch this between Paul and George just laughing and reminiscing about the good times !!

[@buffalobraves9]

I adore the videos of Paul, George and Ringo (and even Dhani) conversing with George Martin about the past. It was such a good relationship they had with him and they owed so much of their success to him.

[@suechun8871]

Special people that were made to make hits together...thank you for such great music George Martin and Beatles.

[@disneyscott98]

It's great knowing that Paul (and the others) met George Martin when they were in their early 20s, and that the 2 surviving Beatles remained friends with him til the end.

[@bryannelson6139]

George was so open to new ideas and fostered their creativity. It takes a wise man to recognize talent and let them be themselves.

[@yahiko123andres]

Outstanding video. These musicians were who delimitated our nowadays music. It's amazing to think they made it in the 60s. Thank you George, surely you enjoyed your life and the music they gave us help people to carry themselves' lifes.

[@bernlin2000]

You never see the years melt away from Paul like you do when he's talking to "Daddy George" XD

[@karnesada4305]

I was just thinking this, he has such a genuine and mischievous manner in this clip.

[@CooManTunes]

I love how Paul mocks the glasses they used to wear. I can feel Martin remembering. :'D

[@petrslivinski7481]

George Martin brought the best out of the musical groups he produced: The Beatles, The Hollies, and Jerry and The Pacemakers. George knew how to get the musicians to make the best and be the best and release the very best music for people to want to listen. Thank you George Martin for the incredible legacy and the memories. RIP George Martin.

[@metrouser5085]

❤0😊

[@badmuthahubbard]

He was an amazing, driven man who took The Beatles to another level, but I always get the feeling that he laughs when he guesses that people expect him to.

[@ChadQuick270W]

Superb! If this is from a longer program I’d love to see all of it. Great stuff here with three legends.

[@johnarmon7818]

Such a joy to watch...a great harmony with George and Paul. A true delight to watch!

[@PlanetoftheDeaf]

I sometimes think Paul has the entire Abbey Road studio at home! When Abbey Road had a clear out, he rescued a lot of priceless equipment and memorabilia.

[@mrsbluesky8415]

Love seeing these masters reminiscing. Godspeed George Martin.

[@seattleday9690]

I always love George Martin great person and great producer for The Beatles and their will never be another George Martin. R.I.P George Martin🍏

[@LSU01]

What a JOY it is to listen to Sir George and Paul !

[@tomitstube]

geroge was the perfect fit for the beatles. he influenced them as much as anyone did.

[@garyberg8072]

Anyone else find that when you meet people these days who tell you they're not Beatles fans, you instantly consider them as lacking good taste?

[@enricomenconi7015]

Always! Hahah

[@MarkSeibold]

Yes of course, and then force yourself to tolerate, [if anyone can,] to what they're listening to today. You'll most likely see that it's not even music by the definition of the way the conventional music used to be interpreted. Today's recordings of mostly nothing else but noise, sounds like a skipping broken record with cloned voices forced through auto-tune machines, or robotic sounds that just keep repeating like a jackhammer running, with similar ear deafening decibels. As many have noted before, it reeks of a culture of complaint, that begs to be helped from their annoying addictive habit, severely lacking any semblance of meaningful and gratifying information. It's blasting out of cars everywhere within the inner city traffic. They've got it turned up so loud as if they're admitting to be proud to be broadcasting this meaningless annoyance of noise. Sadly they gain nothing in return, but are totally unaware of this. It leads one to consider the source of where it's coming from. Just look at the drivers behind the wheels of these vehicles that are blasting this garbage. There's obviously something wrong. It's entirely hopeless to attempt to speaking with them, and it becomes obvious, that it appears to be that there is some sort of deficient mentality, deeply steeped in sentiments of anger, fear, and clearly a terrible lack of communication. A medical doctor or scientist might ask, how did it get this way, to become such an obnoxious status? kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6G1p3-ahpednZo

[@jsullivan2112]

No, exactly the opposite. When they tell me they like The Beatles I get more than a bit suspicious.

[@williambagley5415]

I enjoy listening to George Martin 😎

[@antoinettewitt2098]

Thank for sharing this video I really enjoyed it. It shows so much love & respect for each other

[@kaitlinevans6937]

You can clearly see the love Paul has for George Martin he really is the fifth Beatle they would have been nothing if it wasn't for his expert producing of all there albums and singles.

[@John_Malloy]

The Beatles were 4 rock and rollers who somehow became "geniuses" in a few short years. I think we both know how that happened.

[@RobHoughton]

Okay, this is a bit outta left field, but if you ever bought into the "Paul's dead" thing, just look at Paul's face as he's listening to the Christmas Greeting recording at around 2:37+. You can tell he's reliving it. No look-alike replacement would have that kind of response 'cause he hadn't experienced it. I told you it was from left field. Now carry on...

[@FrizzBeeMans]

@The SNES Man that what he was trying to say mate

[@Behemoth78]

Rob Houghton those fools choose to ignore the facts and things like you mentioned. There are plenty of interviews where Paul talks about details of his childhood, John’s childhood, and of course how he met John all the way up to hitting it big in America. No lookalike can possibly talk about all that detail without sounding silly or suspicious.

[@jjmarz1001]

Or else this replacement Paul listened to the tape 10 minutes before the interview.

[@stevefreary7449]

Cant Believe Nuggets Believed It !

[@maulcs]

Why does this even need to be stated.

[@aarfeld]

And, of course, you'd expect to see Paul and Ringo in warm camaraderie with George Martin. John and George Harrison had much more acrimonious relations with him towards the end due to their feelings of having been slighted in the group. Paul and Ringo continued both their friendships and sometimes professional connections to him over the years, but John and George H. did not.

[@thesilvershining]

Paul learned so much from George and really connected with him and was more into the music-making aspect of the band than John was, at least for awhile. Paul gave genuine effort daily into becoming a better musician and George Martin sensed early on that he was the most versatile of the group. Martin does very much regret not giving George H a fairer shot earlier on. Having Paul play the Taxman guitar solo was George M’s idea and Harrison was extremely hurt by that even though he didn’t want to start drama about it.

[@DouglasSchmidt]

Sadly, John and George exhibited a lot of acrimony about a lot of people and things. It was really very sad to see how much bitterness they had, especially when so many songs were about Love..

[@wheres_bears1378]

You can feel the love between them

[@GIBKEL]

That what just one of the sweetest moments Ive seen recently. We used to hold good manners and humility in high regard.

[@tobin2671]

Gosh, what a great clip.

[@DJ-bj8ku]

You can tell Paul had a happy upbringing despite the loss of his mother when he was young.

[@lukeingram7655]

Indeed, this is the root of the John/Paul dichotomy ....Paul envied John because he was the cool guy he couldn't be, John envied Paul because he had a nice childhood and was comfortable in his own skin

[@DJ-bj8ku]

@@lukeingram7655 I agree. I’d add that John envied Paul’s ability to write songs that people would hum; he is a musician’s musician. Paul, I think, needed John to tell him what didn’t work in his own songs.

[@lukeingram7655]

I think it was his voice/talent/looks that John envied, not his songwriting. Pauls songs are hummable sure but immature ...Yesterday, And I love her and so on are like gorgeous landscape paintings, nice to look at but like other paintings ....Help!, I'm a Loser, In My Life, etc are like Van Gogh paintings, still oil on canvas but so much more artistic

[@DJ-bj8ku]

@@lukeingram7655 I agree totally. I’m a John fan but John envied that those silly love songs Paul wrote were more likely to be on the tip of people’s tongues than In My Life. I remember Dec 8. It’s haunted me almost every day of my life.

[@lukeingram7655]

@@DJ-bj8ku Ahh, you're old like me ...lol. And yeah, may Chapman rot in hell forever. I was daydreaming just this weekend about if I had a time machine with only a one time use I might very well choose to go back and warn Lennon and then live out the eighties once again ...would make a good book too.

[@russellcampbell9198]

Hard to realise how they must feel about remembering such iconic events.

[@lupon20121]

I laugh when some people said that this is not the real Paul McCartney who died in the mid or late 60's. If that is so, why he (this Paul McCartney) recalls everything what the Beatles did in the early 1960's?

[@nigelgreenwood3470]

lupon20121 and how come George Martin doesn't call him out. Your asking a helluva lot of people to keep quiet for 50 years, really? You can't keep something secret in an office for 5 minutes, so 50 years in the music industry? Not a chance.

[@lupon20121]

I respect your opinion Sir.

[@tolaga9172]

Nigel Greenwood 3 This hoax is so stupid. Paul recently reclaimed the early US publishing rights of the Beatles and settled with Sony/ATV in an agreement. When the "real" Paul would be dead, there would be "heirs" to claim these rights. NOBODY would miss that chance, even the hoax-believers would come forward smelling millions and millions of dollars. This hoax is so stupid, unbelievable.

[@scottcali924]

Freemasons know how to lie. They are good actors. George martin is a 33 degree mason.

[@FrizzBeeMans]

Yeah stop those conspiracy BS. Plus the white car in the Abbey road's album picture ain't a 28if. But somone says that its "281F"

[@tyronerodgers]

It's a marvel that this was captured a few years before George's passing. Would love to see some outtakes....

[@rowan6541]

That was freaking awesome!

[@D800Lover]

George Martin on The Beatles when he first met them: "I thought they were rubbish.' True story!

[@Borella309]

George Martin is actually the so called "Fifth Beatle" though many others could be nominated and (reasonably argued) to have that title. Pete Best, Brian Epstein, Stu Sutcliffe, past Quarrymen and whoever else (you get the idea) were never involved in creating the records that propelled The Beatles into the stratosphere. Only J,P,G,R and George Martin worked together to create the music we still adore today - may I rest my case now? Well, Paul calls George Martin the 5th Beatle - so, I actually will now rest my case.

[@bgraham928]

Borella309 I would nominate Ron Richards.

[@cruiser6260]

Yoko the 6th Beatle 666

[@mrs.featherbottom5901]

Wow this is amazing.

[@Colsoloact-po9wv]

There's obvious love between the two that you can tell! :-)

[@beagle7622]

I love these videos. Paul I have found out personally is such a nice , friendly guy & George Martin well after producing the Goon Show what can anybody say about him. I love listening to his back & forth with Cilla Black.I mean he produced most of the huge hits out of Abbey Road at that time.

[@scottandrewbrass1931]

He never produced the Goon Show. He produced records with some of the Goons.

[@beagle7622]

@@scottandrewbrass1931 Yes he did, it’s even in Wikipedia , & in any good interview from him he talked about it .

[@stevefreary7449]

Hey Paul Such A Great Interview !! Super Duper !

[@sallykohorst8803]

Wonderful stories! The Beatles were incredible.

[@ragingbull888]

I never quite understood the John lacked the musical talent when his song’s melodies were so memorable and better than the majority of other songwriters of that generation.

[@temarybaltazar]

Rip George

[@gerardoromano3436]

Two legends

[@michaelrussell4894]

Sometimes the masses are blessed by the talents of a few that accomplished much more in their synergism.

[@patton303]

Reading Mark Lewisohn’s “Recording The Beatles” book, is where I really saw how crucial George Martin was to the success of the Beatles. Simply because he was an incredible musician himself, with loads of patience who recognized the brilliance of those four young boys and provided them with every tool necessary to create their music and guide them through parts arranging and vocal arrangements. They were very raw in the studio and he molded them into a tight and efficient recording ensemble. In return, they taught George a lot about how a rock and roll band should sound and what was cool and not cool in the early days. Serendipity that Decca passed on them and they wound up on George’s obscure comedy label.

[@axlsime7092]

What a great find!! Never seen this before. Beautiful footage. RIP great George Martin. A true wizard of sound.

[@fredmccaskill206]

MARTIN HAD NOT ONLY A GIFT OF MUSIC BUT AS MUCH A GIFT TO MUSIC AS THOSE FOUR LADS HE SHOWED SO MUCH PATIENCE AND INPUT ON THE COUNTLESS HOURS SPENT IN THE ABBEY ROADS STUDIO I WOULD IMAGINE MARTIN HAD THE MOST RESPECT FROM ALL OF THEM UNEQUALED IN THEIR PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION'S WITH OTHER ARTISTS..HANDS DOWN.. HE WAS THE FIFTH BEATLE. IF HE DOESNT HAVE A STAR ON HOLLYWOODS WALK OF FAME ITS SERIOUSLY WAY OVERDUE

[@ingridfong-daley5899]

This is a magical little bit of conversation: it's free of the more agendized "history-telling" structure than most Beatles interviews. Paul seems more genuine and less guarded than usual (prolly hard to BS pretense in front of George Martin) :) I feel like i'm watching a legit organic conversation almost. Thank you so much for this upload!!! PS what larger interview is this from? (place/date... i don't recognise it)

[@wilsonstone935]

IFD, -me too, Paul not putting on any pretenses like often does, more 'real' like in the studio outtakes when john messin with him -woulda liked to have heard more of George's remembrances, they cut him when he's about to tell something

[@osamabinladen824]

I like it

[@ingridfong-daley5899]

@@osamabinladen824 i knew you had a wild side, Osama ;)

[@lukeingram7655]

Methinks he prob knew this would be one of the last times to talk to George,....Paul McCartney is just the best, impossible to dislike the guy

[@tangibleandroid285]

Yes very good observation, was very casual and relaxed

[@tootiejamba]

This is just great.

[@arissongsmusic]

I really enjoyed this ! great convo's .... priceless 🎶❤🎶 Rockllove Arty Than ☆♡☆

[@themistocles4683]

And in the end The love you take Is equal to the love... You make...

[@joclark4619]

This is such a sweet video

[@raindrops21_9]

Oh this is so darling!

[@Fed-np9ez]

Love how Paul and Ringo immediately revert back to school boys jokesters all over again when George Martin's around

[@lpnelson6584]

They still have to get one over on the "old man".😄

[@Peakabike]

Well observed !

[@adrianbiber5340]

aww I've never seen a photo of the whole team together 1:26 John, Paul, George, Ringo, Brian and George 😍

[@kingslaphappy1533]

Unreal! I love it.

[@jimsquick]

So many Memories of Love.

[@donscott4143]

Absolutely amazing

[@cimarronriver9345]

Sir George Martin is fading here. That was going to happen and it will happen to us all. Wouldn't want it any other way.

[@DouglasSchmidt]

Yes, I noticed that too. I also noticed that Paul was very careful to treat him respectfully, even when George's memory was foggy - just like you'd do to aging parents or relatives that you love.

[@vincentm614]

The Beatles were young naive people in those days but they loosened George Martin and he im turn taught them how to use a studio. Even if The Beatles got it wrong sometimes for the most part the results were amazing.

[@brianf481]

I loved this video also!

[@holydigital]

The mentioned 'Gosport' tube, is literally what was used in recording Yellow Submarine; "Full steam ahead...".

[@timbarth1104]

I wish we could find the entire interview

[@jeffryphillipsburns]

This is nice. If you get a chance, read George Martin’s first memoir, “All You Need Is [sic] Ears”.

[@richardbanker6041]

There’s a lovely cameraderie between the three of them here and I love the “what did you do in the war daddy?” Line from Paul. That’s what I said to my own father

[@noIMspartacus2]

This is the other, wonderful side of human nature. Without doubt Gorge Martin was one of the best music producers and human beings that has ever walked the planet. His talent and genius was only exceeded by his modesty and generosity. Gorge Martin really was the epitome of an English gentleman...

[@minnamiller9964]

They are true legends

[@Caifo]

Great video!

[@gerardmcnally]

The two greats together. Sir George Martin RIP