Dawn of The Beatles: The Beatles' Story 1957-1963 | Documentary (Reupload)

[@user-ho9zz7wi7v]

From their first appearance on Ed Sullivan when I was five yrs. Old I studied Everything I could find on them. All of the mags my older brothers brought home,,, every record, EVERYTHING!!! So I sort of lived it. And it was FANTASTIC. Being born in 1957 I was privileged to have been raised on THE BEST MUSIC IN HISTORY!!!

[@sharyllee7094]

CHARISMA...

[@bellaimages]

I'm right behind you having been born in 1959 .. my early childhood memories are of watching the Ed Sullivan Show with my parents and older brother & sister who were in their teenaged years .. so I was able to learn the lyrics, singing along to the records they bought. It's not a coincidence that I work in the music industry. Music has brought me more joy in life than anything else. The Beatles are the reason!

[@youngblood2]

I was also privileged to have been born in 1957.

[@user-ho9zz7wi7v]

@@youngblood2 once when I was a young girl my oldest brother came home driving a immaculate powder blue & white 1957 Chevy!!! To this day it’s The Most Beautiful Car Ive ever seen. He took me out & showed it to me & told me I bought this one for you Buddy!!! Not only is She Beautiful she came into this world in 1957 just like you. I ran into his arms crying!!! I was SO SO HAPPY. That wasn’t very long lived. His wife who was a B & jealous of anyone he loved especially me who’d only been 15 months old when they married told me in no uncertain terms that she was the wife therefore next in line for anything he owned just broke my heart!!! And me being the first girl after five brothers well I had never been treated like that. I thought she loved me. She’d acted like it before she got him trapped into a marriage by lying,,, but My Mama NEVER trusted her & she was right. So as the story goes I ran to my daddy’s shop where he was working with Old Betty right on my heels telling me how she’d whip my little ass. Bad move. Daddy put me behind him & told her to hit the road before He whipped hers. My brother heard her yelling & me screaming figured out she was after me and came to my defense and heard what Daddy told her which he backed up 💯 & told her she’d messed up big time & better get her hateful ass in the car before she got left there with mama & daddy. She didn’t want that. Mama would’ve beat her over her mistreating us little ones. Then on New Years Eve that year they went to a New Years Eve party, had a fight over her talking down to him in front of all of his friends,,, He’d told her to come on were leaving which she refused but had another guy bring her home but he was trying to catch them & had a wreck that had broke a telephone pole into 3 pieces & wiped out about 5 cars on the parking lot who’s pole he’d broke. The police on the scene radioed for a hearse instead of an ambulance. My Bubbas friend told them he’d seen him move & he’d best be calling him an ambulance. The did but thought he was dead when they picked him up. My next to oldest got mama & us younger kids to take us and show us the place where the wreck took place & then by to see my car which by that time I couldn’t care less about!!! I just wanted My Bubba to be ok. He was ok, thank God but never the same. Sorry I made a short comment longer but I had to mention the 1957 Chevys which are super special to me. My Car!!! And by the time I could drive those cars were high as a kite!!! To this day they’ve only gotten higher & at 67 years old I’ve accepted I’ll NEVER own one but I got to keep my brother for years after the crash!!! And if you didn’t know it,,, you’d be hard pressed to even know what that mangled up heap of metal ever was. But in my mind I’ll Always See the BEAUTY HE BROUGHT HOME TO ME THAT DAY!!!

[@yeska62]

In this documentary the following is contributed to Pete Best in 1962: "the Ford Capri car he had almost decided to buy". It is well possible that he wanted to buy a car, in that year, but it was definitely NOT a Ford Capri. The Ford Capri was not on the market until the year 1969. 😊

[@PaisleyPatchouli]

This is really quite well done... Excellent work! Or as @Jim-Bob so succinctly put it: Fab!

[@BadringerGronger]

If it weren’t for the many errors, and the AI voice; this would’ve been the perfect Beatles documentary.

[@tunesdonebyone3428]

The thing about Day Tripper is it's so quintessential Beatlely!! You got terrific vocals, a great riff, great bass sound and solid beat from Ringo. AND can you believe the other side of the 45 was We Can Work It Out. Double A side indeed! All done in the middle of recording Rubber Soul. Take that "Beatles are overated" people!

[@user-ho9zz7wi7v]

Lol!!! Me & My Young Friends who We’re Beatles Fanatics. We had absolutely NO clue what any kind of “Trippin” was but the music would addict a tone deaf toad!!! We thought the lead guitar was like Hendrix on An Energy Drink at the time. My brother played it note for note , never missing a lick on The Air Guitar!!! Never heard a Beatles song I did not like except of course when John let his concubine try some of Her avant-garde BSS!!! My Mother About Had A Heart Attack. She was screaming” Turn that crap off of their!!!

[@jcjcviews]

The Beatles are great because their trip began under unfavorable circumstances. As the gentlemen interviewed earlier said, the demands of their experience in Hamburg were responsible for forging the Beatles. These ambitious young men who sought to become respected professionals, dedicated musicians, composers, and performers had to starve at some point. Although the other members contributed to the Beatles' remarkable success, John, the most dedicated by temperament, looked past just becoming a rocking roll band that provided the fuel to make the Beatles a rocket. With the melding of developing technology entering the Beatles, what would have been pop music became high art. In the story, we see instances of mean-spirited possessiveness, coveting all that is necessary when creating something envisioned to be totally new and different. In all ambitious and passionate endeavors, eggs are bound to be cracked. Without a doubt, the significant impact of the Beatles has been the width and depth of popular music's reach. An entire way of communicating, beginning with the youth of the globe, had become established. The concept of "generations" as a conceptual phenomenon associated with communication technologies revolutionized imaginations about the importance of the individual in youth beginning life's journey. Conveying ideas and sentiments had become universalized through the universal language of music. Recall the movies that introduced the Beatles to us with sounds combined with visual narratives and how effective they were compared to today? I appreciate your work so much I had to congratulate you by selfishly sharing my views on the topics. Forgive me for being overdramatic.

[@tomroberts9794]

Great job on this doc. I enjoyed it much.

[@jeanmyers1787]

This is absolutely intriguing video for me & I have met Paul. I didn’t realise how hard their lives were & how dangerous!

[@conceicaotavora5599]

Neil Asppinall era amigo de Liceu de Paul e George, não foi apresentado pelo Pete Best! Já se conheciam e muito bem!

[@jetsonwhite888]

Finally! @1:06:00, the truth comes out. As much as I love George Martin and understand fully how much influence he had on polishing the boys' music, he was not the man who 'discovered' The Beatles. Syd Coleman was. Further research will show that Syd directed George Martin to prepare a contract and sign them, which means The Beatles' first session at EMI was NOT an audition. It was a recording session for Syd's newly-signed group.

[@MrAndy1010]

good documentary with a few errors but the recording session for Please please me album was not 53 hours.That would be impossible and also far too expensive for a new band. It was a 12 hour session

[@karaamundson3964]

Yep

[@ArtistsOnlyMusic]

Very Pleasantly surprised at how good this is - Thank you ! (.... next time use British AI voices to narate about the Beatles )

[@dondamon4669]

So many things wrong

[@paulschofield2630]

For Bass Players Only, wow Ellen great 👍 amazing interview, it was so nice getting to know you better thru what you said, KEEP GROOVING GIRL, you make so many people happy and amazed, a huge fan I am cheers 🍻 😊

[@GeoffFowler-dc5nb]

Finally listening to this and enjoying it. I should have done this earlier! I can see why the 'Streets' have called their album: 'Pirate Radio'....

[@Jim--Bob]

Fab.

[@den264]

Four !

[@cuda426hemi]

Of course 6:24 is a myth that they had written 100 songs other wise they wouldn't have gone back to doing covers after the only Beatle LP with all Beatle written songs to that point their 3rd, A Hard Day's Night. Lots of old canned "myths" in this piece. 👀

[@michaelharrington75]

Yeah. Either that or the songs weren't any good. Mike Williams uses that as evidence that the Beatles didn't write their songs at all. Lol

[@We_Seek_Truth]

Isn't Stu's head injury from that big fight with some teddy boys that was the thing which ended up killing him not long after his time with Johnny and the Moondogs? Just fishing for a possible connection here.

[@user-fs1gd6iy1u]

He might have suffered a concussion! Did John, Paul and Pete not want to divulge what really happened?

[@karaamundson3964]

Possibly when Paul jumped him in their fight.

[@user-fs1gd6iy1u]

Is it possible "Moondog" sucker punched Stu? John was a cowardly lout!

[@2728muzikmann]

@@karaamundson3964 Really?! Compared to being repeatedly kicked in the head by teddy boys? Nice try

[@KeithConrod-wk7ue]

I had a teacher in grade eighth by the name of pat boardmore I am seventy three and still remember her. I am a huge Beatles fan. But I remember my teacher remembering that John was dirty. Oh well such was a teen

[@We_Seek_Truth]

Everyone is glad they got rid of Pete. Like George tried to say... Ringo was a much better fit all-around. They just wouldn't have been so FUN without Ringo!

[@karaamundson3964]

Or had such an awesome drummer.

[@DrivenByDetails]

If I remember correctly, the words Lennon used were “Pete was a better drummer, but Ringo was a better Beatle.”

[@Arris..]

Approved 👍

[@slow-mo_moonbuggy]

Dawn of the 60's social engineering program courtesy of Tavistock.

[@ZillaYT]

Damn, that was very informative. Just facs.

[@Archie583]

The only thing wrong with this is the use of the AI Beatles' voices, lol. Other than that, well done, mate!

[@EmileJoulbert]

Two-hour video; starting with a mistake in the first sentence. Lennon was still 16 in the summer of 1957. That's it for me.

[@fgriff5708]

He was 16... turned 17 in October

[@We_Seek_Truth]

Yes, he was almost 17. Not a big error at all.

[@jorgeb555]

I know what you mean. Unfortunately, even Peter Jackson had some lame errors in the background section of “Get Back”. Very unprofessional.

[@stephenjones9153]

Another Error at 04:32 there is no such place as Menlove Road anywhere in Liverpool only Menlove Avenue, so this video is just full of errors 😂😂😂

[@jorgeb555]

@@stephenjones9153 When I heard that street name, the first thing I thought of was, “that’s a made up gay reference”. 😒

[@johnquinn7362]

Some wrong information on this film. Neil Aspinall attended The Institute with Paul and George So he was no stranger to them nor introduced by Pete Best I expected far better from the usually brilliant Beatles Bible

[@lazur1]

If Decca'd accepted the Beatles audition January'62, would George Martin, or anyone of his talent, be the producer? I think not. Rejection was a blessing. If Decca took them, just to fill a slot, & some hack was given the production assignment, their sound'd be closer to those pre-Martin tracks than to the records we know & love. Ugh!

[@michaelwood875]

why did the group form? "for the gehls..."

[@ponzo1967]

Sounds like Petes Mom didn't do him any favors in spite of trying to help

[@bunch_o_racket]

LMAO i never realized John Lennon was goth

[@cbartal1]

I had an extended email exchange with the "Beatles expert" Mark lewison how about the seemingly gibberish lines at the end of I'm so tired. I'm thoroughly convinced that if you listen to it backwards it is John Lennon sayong Paul is a Dead man miss him miss him. I Have listened to it thousands of times on vinyl and I am thoroughly convinced that that is what he says. Yet Lewiiston contains that he doesn't know what it says but he does know what it doesnt. Very insulting. Listen to it a few hundred times on vinyl backwards and tell me what you think

[@stephenfiore9960]

1x(5/16/24)……..9:00….26:00..ok…excellent…

[@DonRamiro1]

42:06 "at 20 pounds a week a day each" what the hell does that mean?

[@bonsaibiker5378]

hmmm in gen its ok but some details are guess work

[@cicerabarros6910]

Traduzir em português

[@tomobedlam297]

Hey Hey, Murray the K! Bee bop a loola hunka-hunka honey bayba

[@jcjcviews]

2:01:08 John and Paul "...didn't even read" the contract for the Beatles as they are becoming publishers. Is this true? If so, wow! Artists should be kept an eye on... It's too easy for those who can profit from "artists" (but who cannot create) to become cynical and jealous, much like God versus the Angel Devil. (25% split six ways to the Beatles, and Epstein was far from a good deal! Even I'd have told them that! The Beatles are to be screwed for 10 long years with a 10-year contract just when things are about to get good. "Trustworthy," indeed, Paul. It's no wonder Paul sought to secure Michael Jackson's publishing rights to compensate for past "psychological losses." Now, it's all about the Beatle's legacy, through which John and Paul share a bond from the beginning into the afterlife. Touche, good work, Sir Paul. We all respect and love you because you've made it this way. Keeping up the "beat" Paul and John (or John and Paul), Liverpool, rock and roll original gangsters. Hahaha.

[@michaelharrington75]

I believe Paul was the reason nearly every member of the Quarrymen/Beatles quit the band? Ringo even quit in 1968 because of Paul telling him how to play drums, and George in 1969 because Paul telling him what to play on guitar. Everyone knows Paul use to give Stuart a hard time until he events quit. Paul was very sneaky and back stabbing.

[@user-lk7xy8lb6w]

Brian f stein never lied It was the person who Rejected the beatles Ask witnesses ,,, it was Thats guys ego,,,of his Misstake cover up,,,

[@chuckgarrett2521]

The qi😮

[@arthurdalton517]

Joy Division is with in my top 6 favorite bands.

[@l.a.f.4421]

Dawn Of What/

[@user-fs1gd6iy1u]

What I understand, Pete Best wasn't actually fired but was persuaded to quit and join another band.

[@7JANEWAY]

Pete Best was indeed fired. The others had wanted to get rid of him for some time. He was only let into the group because they needed a drummer to go to Hamburg, and he was the only one they knew was available. They were never impressed with his playing, especially after they saw the drummer for Rory Storm and the Hurricanes-one Richard Starkey, aka Ringo Starr.

[@user-fs1gd6iy1u]

​@@7JANEWAYPlease go onto KZbin and watch the upload by "Brightmoon Liverpool" called "Why Pete Best was NOT Fired By Brian Epstein Or The Beatles". The host gives a very convincing argument. It seems Brian Epstein and The Beatles fernagled Pete Best into joining another band!

[@user-fs1gd6iy1u]

​@@7JANEWAYPlease go to KZbin and watch the upload by Brightmoon Liverpool/David Bedford called - "Why Pete Best Was NOT Fired By Brian Epstein Or The Beatles".

[@DrivenByDetails]

I have read John was fed up dealing with Pete’s overbearing mother. I hope I’ve got the right Beatle connected to the right mother. On another related note, the impression we have of Ringo, is he has a sense of humor, and doesn’t take himself too seriously. He was also the oldest of the four. He was the one that would keep everybody calm when tensions were running high. But there’s another part to the story that deserves an honorable mention. In those days, bands often broke furniture and fights broke out with patrons, including outside the venue, after the gig. It was one strategy to attract patrons to the clubs for some reason. Rowdiness meant musicians couldn’t be depended upon, because of sickness, injury, syphilis, etc. When John offered Ringo the position of drummer, Ringo told him he had a prior commitment to play that weekend with another band, and he wasn’t B going to leave them hanging high and dry, so let me know if you’re able to wait. And the rest is history!

[@sharyllee7094]

Good story. Much I didn't know. Didn't really appreciate the pop-up images of Faul, though...

[@dondamon4669]

"fault" most ridiculous conspiracy ever! Easily!

[@We_Seek_Truth]

At 1:40:55 he says Pete considered "the S word" instead of simply saying "suicide". Why is "suicide" treated like a bad word? Ridiculous.

[@michaelharrington75]

It's getting silly what youtubers think they have to sensor. They blur out words like rape, sexual abuse, suicide, assault, ect, ect. As if those words are going to trigger someone watching.

[@We_Seek_Truth]

I agree, but I think I disagree with your use of the word "KZbinrs", unless you mean us. We who watch KZbin are "KZbinrs". Those who work for KZbin to censor people who comment are "KZbin censors" or "fascists" or "nannies" or whatever adjective one prefers. And I'm not sure if the people who made this video are doing that because they are afraid of KZbin, or because they themselves don't want to say that word (suicide) because they think saying it somehow encourages it. Whatever, that's idiotic self-censorship anyway.

[@michaelharrington75]

@@We_Seek_Truth KZbinrs = the people who create videos on KZbin.

[@joeceonnia1954]

Plus Pete Best couldn’t play very well, he was NO Ringo! But the Beatles gave him over a million pounds. So he ended up with some money. Even though he really wasn’t a Beatle the way Ringo was, the Ringo riffs on the drums are special.

[@RedVynil]

Except for the robo-voices all getting their inflections completely wrong, not a bad video but, it just stops dead at the end! No final paragraph or closing just, boom, it's over! You're left hanging! Next time, get someone that KNOWS how to use the language...like me!

[@davidharvey3743]

He narrates so breathless. I think he's infatuated with his own bullcrap.

[@adamsmith7058]

"He" doesn't think anything. "He" is a piece of code on a computer. In short, artificial "intelligence".

[@robertengland8769]

John would never make it in music? Nonsense!

[@den264]

It is pronounced "Sutton" not "Shotton" you dont pronounce the "H"

[@501sqn3]

Too many mistakes and misinformation, electronic robot narration, not a serious or accurate piece of work.

[@jp0blues04]

Just get to the piks of patty boyd lol

[@carlingtonme]

Same old,same old..might as watch The Rutles 😐

[@adamsmith7058]

I believe that's on KZbin. At least it was when I watched it a few months ago.

[@haroldrhodes5124]

I can't stand these AI voices just listen how the computer says the words. I will never watch anything by these people anymore. Don't insult my intelligence with this electronic voice never I am 71 years old and you got a lot of stuff wrong.

[@doctornova3015]

koosh meeder

[@christopherwade1101]

The Four Stooges

[@HarriedPedestrian]

Very skewed and uncharitable depiction of Paul. Clearly whoever created this doesn’t much care for Paul McCartney.

[@wretch1]

Bot

[@erikmolnar6585]

This is good. But what tf happened to the narrator 1 hour and 18 minutes in??? The first guy was easier to understand. The 2nd guy needs a drink.

[@michaelallen3207]

Is nagging mother I'm sacked from the Beatles

[@wizofoz0605]

ABSOLUTE RUBBISH

[@user-fs1gd6iy1u]

I believe George should have been fired! George was truly a lousy Guitar player. I'm sure there were many other Guitarists in Liverpool much better than George Harrison! What I find so disgusting is that George admitted that he never practiced! He would complain about being a Beatle and being famous! In a nutshell, George is lucky he knew James Paul McCartney!

[@geoffreybayman4443]

Next time you see Eric (Clapton), ask him to share with you his opinion/assessment of George !! You need to get informed.🤯

[@joe19912]

Not going to disagree much, except that he was a good guitar player. Certainly he didn't have near the solo career the others had. He was also a bench warmer in The Traveling Wilburys.