THE BEATLES LIVE IN MANCHESTER - IN COLOUR

[@ajmatthehiddenhouse]

first time I've seen this, since i was there!

[@tomhutch144]

Good for you lad

[@cricketman676]

How old were you?

[@jonasrmb01]

heres she loves you from that performance in much better quality in case you care kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKmaXquKfrmthrM

[@Sturniolo.dailyyy]

Wow

[@joe6096]

I just finished watching the Get Back series from Peter Jackson. That was filmed from January 2-31 of 1969. It's amazing how these guys started with such humble beginnings with three guitars and 3 amplifiers in a 3,000 seat theater in 1963 and ended up on a roof in the middle of London in 1969 with the demand of hundreds of millions around the world to see them. And in the process changed the world.

[@aunch3]

The Beatles didn’t change the world they just got out in front of a change that was about to happen. Besides, that’s not fair to them as the world has gotten a lot worse

[@shore348450]

They got out in front of a change…whether that is true or not, how does getting out in front of a change explain their success? And the world has, on the whole, gotten significantly better. Longevity has increased, women are less likely to die during childbirth, no world wars have started, poverty has been reduced because of China and we are more conscious of the rights of minorities and folks of different persuasions.

[@joe6096]

@@aunch3 Nonsense. If you don't understand how the Beatles completely changed the world you are on the wrong forum.

[@hookshot55]

The Beatles really had 4 front men. All capable of starting their own bands and being successful.

[@alexm.5409]

A wonderful moment in time. I recall the first time I heard them on the radio, a shock to the quick!

[@8avexp]

A friend of mine saw them at Carnegie Hall in 1964 and said you couldn't hear them. She was asking everyone around her to be quiet - to no avail, of course.

[@kenseibert144]

Historical Legendary Classic Music Concert Production performance 1963 The Beatles Excellent 🎵🎵🎶🎶🎶🎶❤️❤️❤️❤️ Peace and Love and Happiness They got all the girls screaming and having LOTS of FUN ❤️❤️❤️❤️🎶🎶🎶🎶😊😊😊😊❤️

[@shore348450]

Hundreds or thousands of hours listening to The Beatles and watching footage, and Beatlemania remains as fascinating as it is incomprehensible.

[@Mancheguache]

Half a century on from this - hang on 60 years from this - and my admiration for these guys just goes up every goddam year....first heard them when I was 2 back in '69....listening to Abbey Road and always listened to them ever since.....hearing this ...man they weren't a band - they were a miracle. Brings tears to my eyes....

[@davidbrown8763]

I went to one of their London concerts and watched four young men playing their instruments. I just about heard the first 2 bars of each song - the rest was completely drowned by screaming fans. Less of a music concert - more of a fans appreciation demonstration. Luckily I had their records to listen to, which allowed me to appreciate History in the making with the dawn of great songwriting.

[@wmrxb15]

Hi David, this is exactly the recollection of my parents (both 77 now) when they saw them at the Gaumont cinema in Hanley in Stoke on Trent at about this time. I could never really appreciate what they were saying until I watched this clip with all the build up and euphoria etc! It really brings it to life, & yes they never heard a thing!

[@michaelbarlow6610]

@ David Brown. As phenomenally great as the Beatles were, they did not usher in "the dawn of great song writing"! There was great song writing going all the way back to the 1920's with the Swing Era, Jazz, Tin Pan Alley songs, then the advent of the Big Bands in the 1930's and 1940's, the great Broadway musicals of Rogers and Hammerstein, Lerner and Lowe, etc. in the 1950's and the great songs of the 1950's Rock & Roll era.

[@davidbrown8763]

@@michaelbarlow6610 I am fully aware of the great songwriters that preceded the Beatles - (I also remember the other greats as Schubert, Cole Porter, Irving Berlin, Hogy Carmichael, Errol Garner and many more). Please excuse the typo in my response, which should have read "Luckily I had their records to listen to, which allowed me to appreciate History in the making with the dawn of THEIR great songwriting." However, I do appreciate you're being around to help me by pointing out my error - so thank you Sir.

[@OnlyEdandTheAlmost]

60 years later -- still the best.

[@nitelad]

They were, with Pete

[@clarkewi]

No band even close.

[@TheBassgoddess]

Beatles - the first “boy band.” Great to see all this historic video. I was born in Jan. 1964 so missed all this when it was happening. They played the Ed Sullivan Show for the first time when I was 3 weeks old.

[@sketchartist1964]

I was also born in January of 64, nice to meet you!

[@nightowl3619]

Amazing charisma, pure talent.. They created a magic.

[@jbqu3142]

I'm 65 too. I was 8 y.o. when I first heard She loves you on radio here in Montreal in Sept. or Oct '63, anyway, before JFK's death. The radio was always on and my family was a lot into Elvis. It put an end in my Elvis fandom. For the rest of my early youth, every month or so I had the pleasure of a new Beatles song. When they split, I almost died. For me, nothing compares with The Beatles. Their music is engraved in my brain who exploses with endorphin while listening. Like many, The Beatles's music is the soundtrack of my life. These four lads surely shook my world.

[@ifkncantbelieveit]

I liked the Beatles but elvis was a singer performer the Beatles were like buddy holly and crickets a group. And like buddy holly they wrote their own songs. So you can't compare elvis to Beatles. But they are both amazing. You need to get a copy of lpm1254 elvis first record I have a clean first pressing I can't believe elvis sounds like he is in my room singing , that album came out in 1956 , Beatles had some roll model s to form their style. But l am just glad to have been alive to see them in their time

[@IsaacAsimov1992]

@@ifkncantbelieveit A measure of how good Elvis was ....he survived the British Invasion and his army stint.

[@luizclaudio8079]

me too ! i really

[@duncanmckeown1292]

November 1963, actually...just before the Kennedy assassination! Simply the best...There has never been anything like the Beatles, and there probably never will be again. Consummate pop musicians, performers, composers...and cultural icons for a generation....and what is more, they never let it go to their heads!

[@ringobh193]

and of course they're dead, kkkk

[@trespasser121]

Was just watching "A tale of two cities" last night. It must have felt something like that in the 60's.

[@Nuttybott]

"they never let it go to their heads". Are you serious? If you look at what the Beatles turned into just 3 - 4 years later, I think you would have to say they very much "let it go to their heads". And both McCartney and Lennon were complete egomaniacs...the latter especially, prone to describing himself as a "genius"...

[@estrellapingol8955]

P

[@luizclaudio8079]

yes really

[@magiccarpetmusic2449]

I saw the fellas in July 1964 when they played at the then site of the US Open Tennis Championships in Forest Hills Queens, NYC, on their first US tour. I was 11 and already a huge fan. I lived right across the street from the stadium, was milling around on the street and had the good fortune to get 'picked up' by a writer for Seventeen Magazine, who was on assignment writing a review for the mag and had an extra ticket. So I was in a box seat on the lawn close up, thus I could sort of hear them over the absolute pandemonium of thousands of manic young girls... (pheromone city). Can't Buy Me Love and Love Me Do really stood out. It was a life-changing experience.

[@AidanORourke]

This footage is absolutely incredible. A precious glimpse of the Fab Four and their hysterical fans. I've seen bands and photographed bands at this very theatre, originally the Apollo, then ABC, today the O2 Apollo, now a major music venue.

[@PatricksBreastplate]

I loved seeing the manager inspecting his troops prior to the performance. A different era.

[@AidanEyewitness]

@@PatricksBreastplate Yes definitely, it was an exciting time. The Beatles and others were trailblazers!

[@saradelre1163]

The only time the Beatles came to Milan in Italy was in 1965.From that time Italian teenagers began to discover a new world made of a unique musical style! Thank you Beatles

[@pit2ryan3]

Sara Del Re - Mah, ti consiglio di leggere quel che dice il nostro ex-connazionale Scaruffi: www.scaruffi.com/vol1/beatles.html

[@charleslascari7191]

@@pit2ryan3 The article your link goes to is crap.

[@KennyRX7]

I reckon I was really lucky to see them in April 1963 at Fairfield Halls in Croydon, Surrey. There was no insane screaming just enthusiastic applause, whistles and cheering between songs and at the end of the show. Support acts were The Big Three (brilliant!), Billy J Kramer and the Dakotas, and Gerry and the Pacemakers. A friend saw them when they played at Croydon 7 months later and said it was impossible to hear anything over the screaming. John Lennon told them all to shut up

[@jeffdekimpe1746]

That's cool to to hear, thanks for sharing. If you have time, please share your thoughts on the following: What was your impression of The Stones or The Who in comparison to this video? Or The Kinks or The Animals? How would you say these bands were regarded or perceived? Thanks in advance.

[@paolomargini7904]

It's often said that a gig makes the audience go wild, and we know that wildness can be a sort of exagerate acting. But look at the public here: they are really wild!

[@charleswinokoor6023]

I like the image of the young bobby (cop) bobbing his head to “Twist and Shout.”

[@SuperIliad]

Watching him bopping around gave me to think of Brian Blessed in the first episode of “Z Cars” “Four of a Kind.”

[@christopherborger8736]

A Bobby finally living up to their name.

[@TeddyRajpipla]

Beatlemania! Incredible.

[@jeffthepoet7]

Thanks for posting. I was fortunate to see their last concert in 1966. Like the early stuff better. Raw, real, and rowdy!!!!

[@RAV1953]

Very much a most awesome time looooong ago. God I do miss it! So very glad...I was 11 yrs. old when the Beatles hit America. Will never forget the music, feelings etc. etc. etc.

[@donalddavis5061]

Been a huge fan since I grew up in the 60s my first love and seen the movie Help when it premiered in 1965

[@loiswalling6454]

Wow! The crowd was so loud! Now I know why they had to look back at Ringo on some of these videos! They could not hear each other play! But they sure could sing! George and Paul were so adorable!

[@vassa1972]

I'm only 48 years old a generation that came out after Beatles fab but loved their earliest songs

[@vernpascal1531]

There was a joy that swept the world. Of course, there was so much enthusiasm because 2/3 of the audience wasn't drunk or stoned.

[@MrDXRamirez]

Holy Cow...this has to be the most socially potent 6 minutes and 48 seconds world history has ever known. This is not a concert its a social explosion!

[@emmalienelleka5771]

It,s the hardcore f the 60ies.... World woke up.... x

[@rukshandezoysa6171]

Holy cow...in India ?

[@danielborrelli1979]

Beathes"Eternosen este mundo!!!!!gracias genios!!!!!Pasan los años no hay nada igual!!!!!!!❤

[@durwoodball4062]

The Beatles performed over ten thousand hours before they hit it big in 1962. They could walk up to the mics and knock the performance out of the auditorium. They knew how to deliver a powerful performance.

[@marisarico4933]

Llegaron The Beatles y todo cambió. 👏👏👏👏❤️💏💕💃🕺

[@pavelkratochvila6157]

Insane screaming and music you hear literally by the way., and yet it´s excellent experience also in colors

[@carlosbrites8201]

Thanks for this video.Historic!

[@debrabugay6575]

They were so young then and today they are all loved equally

[@dessertdew2592]

Those actually watch this concert are so lucky enough and has quiet significant thru out their lives

[@jamesellsworth9673]

FANTASTIC LOOK BACK. This live show captures the charisma each of the four band members brought to the stage. NEW YORK did not stand a chance once they landed!

[@RicardoRamirez-oe5vl]

1.200.000.000 sold records !!!!!!🤔💎💎💎😬😬😬😬just amazing!!!👑👑

[@javierlozadaromero7784]

Los Beatles eran una locura. Espectáculares.

[@mikerandall7571]

I was 30 when they came to fame and at that time I thought they were rubbish. It was only much later I came to appreciate their talent.

[@sketchartist1964]

😆😆

[@yemred5854]

You wrote this from your grave ?

[@hongjuanwu7539]

@@yemred5854 He's 90 now so he could still be alive definitely.

[@danielborrelli1979]

NADA HABRA IGUAL A LOS BEATLES NUNCA !!!!!!❤🇦🇷

[@palmereldritch8277]

With the pubs all back, you know you should be glad.

[@garrywood5345]

THE GREATEST POP ACT EVER

[@tuxiekins]

By a country mile ....

[@williamjordan5554]

Rock.

[@ericpattison1218]

Pop? Greatest act in history, period.

[@АлександрЩеглов-е7г]

ПЕРВЫЙ КОММЕНТАРИЙ НА ВЕЛИКОМ РУССКОМ ЯЗЫКЕ ! БИТЛЗ - ЭТО НЕ ПРОШЛОЕ , БИТЛЗ - ЭТО НАСТОЯЩЕЕ И БУДУЩЕЕ !

[@rockon416]

These geniuses live performance is so much better than today’s so called musicians relying on the mega-technologies.

[@ajsiaudvytis7181]

No doubt about that!

[@houstonrebel4449]

I started saying that in the 80s that music is becoming so high-tech that pretty soon they'll be no need for musicians. It'll be computerized. People sitting (or standing) behind a computer console will be considered the 'new musicians". Pretty sad when you think about it because playing music and responding to REAL music is the most primal (mot in a bad way but a good way) and natural way of expressing your emotions. Maybe I'm too deep but hey, that's the way I feel. And everyting I said in the 80s is slowly coming true.

[@blitzkopf7267]

it have to be no any study/school/classes for any kind of art or music. then it will chance to get natural talents open up the world. study art is business. and business is not art.

[@pit2ryan3]

@@blitzkopf7267 - It's all fake, can't you see? It's all (bad) post-production, c'mon...

[@thefilmstrip]

@@houstonrebel4449 dont worry about it. Theres plenty of great new music out there, u just gotta know where to look. U need help? :)

[@jpmahoney56]

Oh yeah yeah yeah. Great upload Steve thanks

[@649walton]

Thank you for upload in Color this nice Video,Thump high!

[@mohdshelleyahmad4639]

Terbaik.. My favorite band bro Nostalgia masih dengar lgi 2021

[@jpkaneshida5075]

The beginning of a musical mass phenomenon

[@fnl62fnl62]

When the egos wasn't worn-out by fame and fortune it's every bands/persons' finest hour.

[@kevinbannister2356]

I was only about 10 when The Beatles were headlining all around the world so missed out on that first wave, that makes those screaming teenage girls about 75 yrs old now, if only time could stand still.

[@carolynwoodman1734]

Anyone got film of the Edinburgh queue for tickets April 1964, when I was first in the queue. And anything from the actual concert at ABC Edinburgh...love you guys always.

[@rockfukuoka]

The Beatles are forever.

[@syarifulalam]

Very good the Beatles... Success your....

[@MagicalMysteryMike]

What an interesting nostalgia piece!

[@manuelaguilarmoncayo2938]

Soy fan de los Beatles,!

[@elliottg.1954]

Yes this was 1963, their autumn tour and one of three appearances at the ABC Cinema, Ardwick. Just before they went to the US. This video looks like the eight-minute cinema feature, The Beatles Come To Town, which was shown for a week from 22 December 1963 and then broadcast in January 1964. The footage was probably shot by Granada TV.

[@daveinmilwaukee]

Theater manager in white tie and tails . . . it doesn't get any more British than that!

[@ginastrella9666]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🌟🌟🌟 THE BEATLES THEY ARE SUPER GREAT STARS SINGERS 🌟🌟🌟❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@vladimirsobolev5282]

Волшебно!

[@user-hy5jy7sf9j]

Guess they never had to worry about screwing up live. The screams drowned them out anyway

[@trespasser121]

This is almost cruel.. they whip these girls into a frenzy with "She Loves You", and instead of letting them cool off with a cute ballad, they one up with Twist and Shout. Predictably, full hysteria ensues.

[@serendipping]

Maybe they did insert a ballad? But this is edited for maximum Beatlemania.

[@beatlejim64]

November 20, 1963. They'd be here in the US for the first time on Feb.7, 1964

[@sophie-marielange4951]

2:22 and so on, Paul is like the cutest ever aah

[@norbert967]

They served their apprenticeship, playing for the Longshoremen and the Molls in the Reeperbahn, and graduated as Journeymen, playing for teens back in Liverpool. Mach schau !

[@heu3becthblu156]

1:53)From me to you 2:53)She loves you 5:21)Twist and Shout

[@ken-eh5ps]

Greatest act in world history

[@johngammon963]

She loves you and you know you should be glad OOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHH!

[@ellazotomayor371]

THE BEATLES FOREVER!!!!!

[@johnperry828]

GREAT!

[@raybentos4469]

6:04 such a sweet little boy in his policeman outfit.

[@J.BOY1986]

Ardwick Manchester 20 Nov.1963

[@garrywood5345]

Just a day later President Kennedy's Assassination

[@markdavid4897]

@@garrywood5345 2 DAYS LATER, 22 NOV 1963.

[@garrywood5345]

@@markdavid4897 American time lag

[@Nuttybott]

@@garrywood5345 If this was Wednesday night 20th November 1963 in Manchester, it would have been early afternoon in Dallas. So JFK had approximately 48 hours left to live when this was filmed...

[@bleewicket]

Awesome!

[@headshotsongs9465]

And that's called.... "Playing a set."

[@Mediumal]

Mass hysteria: That was Beatlemania. The 1960s were just an explosion of cultural turmoil. A splendid time was had by all.

[@juliem540]

It's my fault. I had their Twist & Shout 45 the Christmas before Sullivan. My aunt in Ellesmere Port just outside Manchester/Liverpool sent it to me.

[@basilmarasco1975]

Where in England is Manchester? Which shire? (In Lancashire. I just googled it. Not too very far from Liverpool, correct?)

[@leleo_AR]

??! Hummm ; uma banda lendária ...

[@okiebuzzj]

Them chicks were crazy.

[@paulsmith8212]

The group went from Vox to Fender. Wonder which they liked more?

[@jamesc.flanagan6361]

Insane concert because of the screaming fans. 1963 I was 11 years old.

[@mrbr4587]

I born in 63, and i'm still love The Beatles!

[@briannamancini]

I was born in 1964!

[@Mr05Chuck]

I was 10

[@neilwilliamson667]

I saw them at the Palladium-but unfortunately couldn't hear them lol

[@gavinsverdloff4291]

Monday 9th of November 1964 Second House Grand Circle Row C seat 29 17/6 yes I still remember the Fab 4 😘

[@miguelfigueiredo8796]

MARAVILHAS DO SÉCULO XX MARCARO PARA SEMPRE A EVOLUÇÃO DA MÚSICA MUNDIAL MENTE NÃO CRÍTICA PROCURAR FAZER MELHOR ELES FAZERO A DIFERENÇA NO SÉCULO 20 A GORA FASAR VOCÊ NO SÉCULO 21

[@trafikuty]

Parts of the same newsreel are the opening and closing scenes of "Pop Gear 1965".

[@fauziaissaka4368]

The act was well funded by the time they got big. So I never understood why they couldn't get George his own microphone. He always had to share with Paul.

[@joepeterson2819]

It was part of the act.

[@sandrasilva-uo1ui]

they never have seen men singing, what a crazy thing very emotioned

[@colargolfriend]

No camera for John while he was the main singer on those songs ?

[@AlexEnglishBeatles]

I think the cameramen were confused because all of them sang, including Ringo. Paul probably got more attention as the cutest one. They knew girls loved him!

[@SuperIliad]

(4:47-4:52) I watched this section a few times and I can be convinced that the fellow in the caramel colored jacket is Rick Huxley of the Dave Clark 5.

[@ArkyMalarkey]

John Morris : Sure looks it.

[@rickkloek2411]

She loves you, yea yea yea !

[@effendinewlan1823]

Victor wood

[@centoeberhardt1663]

I love them, yea yea yea. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@lorenzomoro1313]

I suppose to know why they preferred studio sections rather than live performances. Particularly the one at Shea Stadium, USA, in 1965

[@909koko2]

Great !!

[@michaelbarlow6610]

You can totally understand why the Beatles grew to hate touring--because the crazy, overzealous women wouldn't stop screaming during a concert, which meant that the Beatles couldn't hear themselves singing or playing their instruments. That must have gotten so damned annoying for them! You can't blame them at all when they stopped touring!

[@awoj51]

Those crazy women just realised they were free to express themselves after 2000 years of oppression by men. Are you surprised?

[@Iowrider714]

@@awoj51 Wow, those girls been oppressed for 2,000 years? I don't think any of them look much over 20??? :o)

[@nicholasbstone]

@@awoj51 My God, what a dumb comment. You should be embarrassed.

[@attentiondeficitsquirrel7660]

When George Martin recorded them at the Hollywood Bowl he said it was like trying to record a band over the sound of a 747.

[@steveaustin6467]

they certainly worked it out

[@michaelsix9684]

seems so tame now, wonderful memory

[@williamjordan5554]

All these kids were early baby boomers, now in their 70s.

[@hongjuanwu7539]

Not really, they are all from the silent generation, now in their early 80s.

[@terryfoote2313]

So what songs did they play at the concert...I don't know

[@АндрейЗеленов-б9п]

🔊🎼🎼🎼🤘👍👍👍

[@sambalpenyet]

Paul and Ringo are funny, optimistic, easy going. May be it is why both of them are less enemy and live longer than the other two.

[@davidbrown3572]

Bullets and cancer had something to do with it.

[@yozzsongs]

Turn Macca’s mic up !

[@MarcusStaAnaBurSelF]

1:47 look at John though

[@RosemaryStanley2070]

Yep, that really happened!

[@smccain953]

Thus the need for floor monitors.