The Story Behind Sgt. Pepper's in the words of The Beatles | In Their Own Words

[@colinwilliams553]

I will NEVER get tired of watching documentaries about the greatest,influential rock and roll band of all time discussing how the concept of recording the most influential album in the history of music EVER made.I could listen and watch this all day.God bless JOHN LENNON,PAUL MCCARTNEY, GEORGE HARRISON, RINGO STARR and of course,the "fifth" beatle,GEORGE MARTIN.

[@SmokeyTreats]

Totally agree! I'm so grateful for this KZbin platform & what it has enabled. Practically any subject, it's here. And it's so f'ing wonderful that we get to go over our past with just a click. Much gratitude for all involved in making the great vids here, particularly about The Beatles, of course. Cheers.

[@Buz-Lunch-Punx]

I gave your comment its hundredth like! I deserve credit for this!

[@davidbatcheller569]

I absolutely agree. The whole is greater than the sum of the parts.

[@feny8]

I love the Beatles but also tbh they were mediocre musicians. Had they mastered their instruments and mastered their songs they would have been absolutely untouchable.

[@willswalkingwest7267]

When I got my first copy the LP cover opened up and it came with a cardboard mustache and badges. I got a second copy so I could cut out the inner picture of them and hang it on my wall. I actually went to school with one of the badges pinned to my shirt, no one knew what it was. I was such a geek.

[@alrivers8458]

👍👏👏👏👏🤜🤛

[@Heene1028]

Young folks admonish us for not keeping our memorabilia pristine… we had no idea what memorabilia was…. They have no idea what a thrill is was to play with one’s toys…. Yes! I cut out the mustache, too!!❤😂🎉

[@descampbell7851]

A COOL GEEK Thu My Man - With A Cool Story & No Doubt Ya Were More Popular When Ye Had Your Vinyl Collection Eh - 👍 😎 -🎸🎶 - ✌ From 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@manny4552]

Nice

[@ontheruntonowhere]

@@Heene1028 Oh here we go, yet another boomer playing Blame The Millennials for your own mistakes.

[@jamesdrynan]

As it is today, the media was always looking for a negative spin to put on the Beatles. Sgt. Pepper's left them scratching their collective heads. The album was released in June of 1967 before the Summer of Love. So many firsts were achieved. First album with printed lyrics was only one example. An entire generation was mesmerized by the content.

[@ontheruntonowhere]

BS. The album was universally praised. The real problem is people like you always trying to stir up controversy with your stupid conspiracy theories.

[@spikeisking007]

I'm 98 years old. I love the Beatles and I'm very clean.

[@shivaunt71]

Congratulations, I wish you well.

[@richardm343]

I get it. He's a clean old man.

[@DavidAndrewsPEC]

Are you? *cue: THAT chord!* 😏

[@doctornova3015]

Aye , He is clean!

[@SergioGonzalez-ew2po]

What I loved about SGT.PEPPERS is that the complete lyrics are in the album...I know them BY HEART.....

[@DannoFromMpls]

It was the first album to include the lyrics.

[@SergioGonzalez-ew2po]

@@DannoFromMpls REALLY....I didnt know that...Thanks

[@tracymears8230]

Record company did not like putting lyrics on it cuz there was money to be made selling sheet music; I used to buy single sheet of one song and books with complete album lyrics, notes, etc! Beatles insisted on putting words on album; thanks boys!

[@PaulFormentos]

That's cool, but do ya know the many reversed lyrics to the tunes?

[@SergioGonzalez-ew2po]

Im 65..I my house I grew up hearing the BEATLES...I have 1960s records of them...For me SGT. PEPPERS is #1 record in quality, sound, innovation, etc......By the way #2 is ABBEY ROAD.....Saludos from Costa Rica

[@hugh-johnfleming289]

¡Saludos de Ohio, compadre!

[@cjmacq-vg8um]

i'm 65 TOO! paul is incorrect when he says the words "turn on" was never used in a song before. the beatles, themselves, used the phrase 2 years before in the song "she's a woman." the difference is the context. in "she's a woman" it's a sexual reference and in "a day in the life" its a drug reference. "sgt pepper" is one of those albums that i loved when i first bought it. by the mid-70s it seemed rather dated and fell out of favor. i still liked it just not as much as i did before. it wasn't too long, though. before i reappraised it again and fell in love with it all over again. the beatles never really released a bad single or a bad album. my least liked beatles single is "from me to you." but the b-side has one of my favorite early beatles songs "thank you girl." "the beatles for sale" is my least liked beatles album but i always loved the cover partly because its the ONE COVER never used on any u.s./capitol album release. also the album contained some of their best covers. and, with "mr. moonlight," one of their worst recordings EVER! btw, the "white album" is THE best r&r album ever produced.

[@ferraribill1]

I agree Sergio, SP, followed by Abbey Rd. Saludos from Boquete, Panama

[@geoffreynhill2833]

I'm 79. They changed England from a bombed out wreck full of wounded survivors of WW2 to an exciting new place. Viva ! 👍🤔

[@spacerockwizard]

It's a masterpiece. Some folks say it's overrated. Hogwash.

[@HarryTheron]

They were the best in my days plus don't forget the stones an then came ccr

[@Obloblorb]

Just a day in the life alone makes listening to the album a must

[@MichaelStefano-k3b]

@@spacerockwizard only contrarians say that. I don’t think they even believe it’s overrated.

[@mnbv990]

Excellent film, as always.

[@38bass]

I was born in 1969. Upon “discovering” the album as an 8 year old adolescent, Sgt. Pepper’s became absolutely everything for me. ❤️‍🔥💖❤️‍🔥

[@alisterfolson]

Same age. 1st record I bought with paper route money!

[@SST4SSG]

That was my exact age when I got into the Beatles in 1981. I really got into playing guitar and everything changed in a great way. (and I was already a happy kid before then)

[@MichaelStefano-k3b]

I don’t think an 8 yo could possibly understand this album. I’m keeping my niece away from great albums until she can appreciate it. The sad thing about the Beatles is their music gets played to death before a person is old enough to understand it.

[@SST4SSG]

@@MichaelStefano-k3b Found the troll! They make other bizarre comments that have nothing to do with reality as well on these threads

[@MichaelStefano-k3b]

@@SST4SSG we are talking about a masterpiece. I apologize if I upset you. If you disagree with me, explain why. Calling me names and delusional is kind of rude when I’m just saying an 8 year old can’t fully appreciate the aesthetic of this masterpiece.

[@kerrywsmyth]

My dad was 16 when this came out. For the next 20 years he insisted that this was the greatest album ever made. He played it all most every single day of my childhood. Sometimes he played Magical Mystery Tour but mostly Sgt Pepper.

[@robertewalt7789]

Your father was right!

[@Nesgimp]

Revolver is their best

[@manny4552]

A wise man

[@johnpick8336]

Your father was right!

[@andrewpoules9109]

Your dad had exquisite taste and so do you and many people ❤

[@hykeemholmes]

My Favorite Beatles Album!!!

[@michaelthomas366]

I'm 65 and I bought Sgt, Pepper's when I was nine. To this day, I'll listen to it and it still sounds as fresh and interesting and profound as it did back then.

[@Buz-Lunch-Punx]

I'm 59 and I bought Sgt, Pepper's when I was 3 years old. This makes me a bigger fan than you

[@Buz-Lunch-Punx]

@JimMcilhenny-hn5ft How old were you when Sgt Pepper came out?

[@cjmacq-vg8um]

i'm 65 TOO! paul is incorrect when he says the words "turn on" was never used in a song before. the beatles, themselves, used the phrase 2 years before in the song "she's a woman." the difference is the context. in "she's a woman" it's a sexual reference and in "a day in the life" its a drug reference. "sgt pepper" is one of those albums that i loved when i first bought it. by the mid-70s it seemed rather dated and fell out of favor. i still liked it just not as much as i did before. it wasn't too long, though. before i reappraised it again and fell in love with it all over again. the beatles never really released a bad single or a bad album. my least liked beatles single is "from me to you." but the b-side has one of my favorite early beatles songs "thank you girl." "the beatles for sale" is my least liked beatles album but i always loved the cover partly because its the ONE COVER never used on any u.s./capitol album release. also the album contained some of their best covers. and, with "mr. moonlight," one of their worst recordings EVER!

[@keep_walking_on_grass]

13:26 mindblowing story. No, I am dead serious. I am convinced, that The Beatles are a gift from God to humanity after the dark war years I always thought that and said it. Why? Because it can't be a coincidence what happened with the Beatles. I mean 200 Hits in a row or something, the greatest band ever. and their perfect message that infected the entire planet: love and peace. too much for being a bloody coincidence.

[@parabenstv]

Yep ! They stand in the line of Bach - Beethoven - Brahms - Bruckner - Berg - Beatles !

[@Spookycat689]

🎶☮️🩷

[@PaulFormentos]

@@Spookycat689 Always dug when Dead did Beatles tunes in concert

[@PaulFormentos]

Not so sure God involved as Crowley graces the cover TWICE

[@lennon1252]

Favorite album was the very first my parents bought me in Brooklyn in Fortunoffs "Meet The Beatles" I was 11. I played it thousands of times. I never played any of their other albums that many times.

[@jesserussell7242]

I love hearing how the Beatles tell their own stories of what happened when they were recording all their albums and their music in their lives it’s great stuff. sergeant Pepper is definitely one of the greatest albums ever one of all the Beatles albums I think every Beatles album is fantastic.

[@arlen1630]

Did you know that Billy Pepper was the man that filled in for Paul. He had a band called Billy Pepper and the Pepper Pots.....I'll bet anyone 50,000 dollars that Paul was not in the band

[@jeffreythaw3333]

@@arlen1630 ...idiotic!

[@thomashopper8616]

I got Revolver when I was 8 and Sgt Peppers when they was 11. I’m over 60 now and I have never tired of those two albums. They are my two favorite Beatles albums

[@sammonaco5400]

I was 18 when this album came out I still have it it is a classic and Noone will ever make another like it they were genius. 1967 was a glorious time and being 18 years old then was fantastic 😎🤟

[@campbellarmstrong2134]

The most influential album of ALL TIME IMHO. I grew up with the Beatles (my teen years). Ringo has aklways been my hero, and the reason I learnt drums and played semi-proffessionally for 17 years.

[@1947anubis]

I feel so blessed to have grown up as a teenager during the years when the Beatles were creating their music, eagerly waiting for each new album to be released.

[@parguera54]

Me too !!! I have most of their music and videos !! And every day something new comes out !! They never stop making money !!

[@careyrowland]

This documentary is a masterpiece of musico-cultural 20th-century history. Well-done. Cheerio! Hie.Hence, now gone away, for the benefit of the cultural kite there was indeed a show quite bright. Yes, quite right! Thanks for the memories, new improved version. Stay tuned,

[@BeatlesFan1975]

This is great😊 Have you watched the series "Understanding Lennon/McCartney" ?? If not, you HAVE to check it out 😊 I promise you will love them. They're the best documentaries on the Beatles ever, hands down.

[@careyrowland]

@@BeatlesFan1975 Thanks. I will take a look when I have a few minutes to do so.

[@parabenstv]

I'm so glad to know that it happend in the year that I was born. Great setup ! Renaissance and Great Liberation !

[@AllTheBestCO]

Such a ground breaking record. It will stand the test of time for eons in time. It can't be compared to any other to this day! Well done, boys!

[@samalcis]

Paul is hilarious, “I wonder what the Beatles are up to? Drying up I suppose. Then we released Sergeant Pepper, yup, drying up alright!” 😂

[@BeatlesFan1975]

This is great.

[@sallykohorst8803]

It was nice for a while. I loved that time the tour years wonderful thanks for this interview i love St. Pepper.

[@MylesOFlahertyMusic]

It’s so entertaining to watch your incredible content!!! Loved this episode(adore anything about The Beatles), great to hear John, Paul, George and Ringo(also the wonderful George Martin) speak about one of the greatest albums ever produced. Thank you so very much💜🙏❤️

[@woodlakesound]

The production values tied all the music together beautifully.

[@dr.buzzvonjellar8862]

I was born in late 1966, on a college campus. Certainly heard Pepper as a baby. Love it in every way

[@stephenfwadsworth9565]

There is nothing like hearing, things through the eyes of the artists involved. It is good, that they reaslised this and shared. :)

[@Anti_Bonez]

Great Beatles videos as always!

[@glennhopkins2643]

Beatles music will live forever.

[@MoonStar-fq6oy]

✌️❤️RIP John and George

[@huhuhu557]

Don’t forgot. Mr Martian

[@danielgiraud1118]

Rest In Pieces Paul and Ringo.

[@jameshazen2907]

I always loved the album cover. I’d look at it all the time.

[@PaulFormentos]

One One IX HE DIE

[@pennyloafer3358]

LOVE the photos!

[@markkuskin5453]

Absolutely astounding! There is, and never will be, the likes of them again ❤

[@stevevitulli683]

Will never forget listening to it when it was released

[@abw48]

Dropped a rather few Acid Trips to this Album way back when it first came out.

[@BeTheLight624]

Excellent! Thank you for this documentary that preserves the history behind this brilliant one-of-a-kind concept album by The Beatles. Brilliant how you can actually hear the concepts for the project and various stages of some songs take form. Thank you.

[@artysanmobile]

Pause a moment to think that their pool of compositions was so rich, so bubbling over with greatness that they would not overlap singles with albums. Who else did that? No one.

[@ponzo1967]

All those songs they released around Pepper were fantastic. All you need is love, Strawberry Fields, Penny Lane, Goodbye Hello.. then the album with Lucy in the Sky, A day in the Life etc...What a creative explosion 💥

[@SmokeyTreats]

This was so wonderful! Much gratitude for you making this vid! Cheers!

[@The_whimsickal_artist]

My favourite band of all, the Beatles. The White album and pepper and revolver are my favourites👍🏻💯

[@stevenhanson6057]

Yes, “While My Guitar Gently Weeps.” “Within You, Without You.” “Eleanor Rigby.”

[@richardwarren449]

I remember being in Massachusetts when Pepper came out. Now I have two copies of the record: one British and the other from the states. Can’t wait to play them again. Fantastic stuff. Thanks for the video.

[@re90652]

These guys, they were very underrated. Now Paul is such a sweet man with such an upbeat attitude. He’s the a sunshine man. And glad that Ringo is still with us. Big big influence. Thanks boys

[@strangebrew1231]

Beatles underrated? What are you talking about? They're the most popular band ever

[@ColKurtzknew]

The Beatles were never underrated. They are universally recognized as the best band ever from the early 1960's to 2024 and possibly till the Second Coming.

[@davidevans3227]

he's in his grampa mccartney phase

[@grahamjarman]

​@@davidevans3227lololol

[@ruggerobelloni4743]

​@beemrdon52Also: Bach Is more math than music, Segovia's approach was too guitaristic (Duh!), Soap plots are as good as Shakespeare, the Life of Jesus Is based on that of Hercules (?) and last, the Fab Four were holograms. All actually stated by upright walking individuals, mostly men, women are busy living.

[@PlayerToBeNamedLater1973]

I always thought it was funny that one of the most famous people in the history of my little hometown in Indiana was named Colonel Pepper. His actual name was Abel C. Pepper and he was the man in charge of relations with the Shawnee who still lived in this area when European people began to settle here around 1810 . Many of our businesses in town have been named for Colonel Pepper.

[@Steve-d8s]

I Love the Beatles so much when my time comes i pick out three songs from The Beatles that I want played at my funeral that's how much I love the Beatles❤ and I want the people that come to my funeral to get an understanding of how much magic they made in their music and I want my funeral to be a celebration not something sad and gloomy.

[@themydnighthour]

Influential, 100%. Historical, absolutely. Does it hold up...I can't say yes. This album is their best.

[@josephr.lejeune4539]

Exceptional!!! Thank you!

[@tdworak]

I was 58 years young when Pepper came out. Here I am now, inbetween pandemic Lockdowns and enjoying it just as much.

[@WireWeHere]

Very well played... if my birthday arithmetic works out... 114 is incredible.

[@richardwarren449]

What!? That makes you over 110.

[@losethOS88]

He's a vampire 😮

[@gpet23]

Bullshit

[@tdworak]

Ja I am He. Hari Hari Krishna Lama

[@anti-hyperv4797]

I was born in '59. Big Beatle guy. This is a great post/doc.

[@cd1857]

The Beatles and their fans...the greatest romance of the 20th century

[@boxvango9021]

I was almost 7 when Sergeant Pepper's came out. My older brothers and sisters were all big fans of The Beatles. Sergeant Pepper's was the first time I've ever heard stereo. I remember sitting beside each speaker listening intently to the differences, and reading the liner lyrics. It was transformational for me.

[@johnekerr]

Sgt. Pepper was a real person. He was an officer of the Ontario Provincial Police Department who was on the security detail when the Beatles came to Toronto. You can find this on or near the last page in Geroge Martin's book "With A Little Help From My Friends: The Making Of Sgt. Pepper". Paul is wearing an OPP patch on his uniform in the picture on the album sleeve.

[@dieseIboy]

This is insane. I’ve never heard this before and had to go look at Paul’s uniform on the album. Sure enough, an OPP badge on his left shoulder. Had no clue. But as a Canadian this is a really cool Easter egg. Thank you!!

[@johnadams5489]

I remember when the Beatles said they were not going to Tour anymore, and their last show was at Candle Stick Park in San Francisco. Shortly there after the record stores put all their existing Beatles albums on close out sale prices. Many people thought that was the end of the Beatles.Paul was interviewed by a guy in the press and he torched Paul because he thought the Beatles were finished. They were working on Sgt Pepper, and were not finished with it yet, but Paul thought "Won't they be surprised" 😀

[@Trojanny]

Winning it in a ( radio) contest, I got it before the genqeral public, & told people " Beatles fell." Ended up loving it more than any other album, ever !!

[@francollins4036]

A masterpiece, so brilliant the upper class composers rated it as an outstanding album.

[@timr31908]

I'm glad we had the Beach boys to give the Beatles something to live up to... God only knows

[@JuanLopez-ef5pr]

😂😂😂😂....God only knows what would've happen to the beach boys if The Beatles hadn't exist.

[@neddegalan735]

@@JuanLopez-ef5prI couldn’t agree more.

[@mauriciovargas3913]

Rubber Soul inspired Pet Sounds which inspired Revolver which inspired Smile which inspired Pepper. Pepper came out first and Brian shelved his album for years.

[@RobbyLee-957]

Great video… Thank you!

[@BeatlesFan1975]

5:49 I agree with George Martin, Strawberry Fields and Penny Lane should have been on SPLHCB

[@deke9520]

Which songs would you have dropped to make room?

[@foreverpinkf.7603]

My first album. Good memories.

[@DoubleMrE]

I was 9 yrs. old when Pepper came out. To be honest, I had no idea for years that it was a concept album. Like John said, except for the Billy Shears intro thing, and the reprise, the rest of the songs were unrelated and could’ve been on any Beatles album. Of course, that’s not to say I didn’t think it was great. 😊

[@johnboylan3591]

That's because it's not.

[@Eric-Indiana]

It was supposed to be a concept album originally but that was quickly abandoned.

[@michaelhardin470]

Best album of all time.

[@manny4552]

Yes it is. ​@@michaelhardin470

[@petejones879]

I was 12

[@alrivers8458]

Anyone here, hears, when "Good Morning" is fading out and the "Reprise" about to start, Paul counting from 1 to 4 and a little voice from Lennon, way in the back mocking, saying "fiive"? That took me by surprise the first time I was listening the "Pepper", the Mono version, the very first time that album came out in Mexico, around 1968.

[@robphilpott43]

John actually says ‘bye’. I’ve heard that part of the song with John’s voice isolated from the rest of the track.

[@PaulFormentos]

No but "Paul is really dead" is muttered by ole Billy

[@gettinhungrig2]

"It was pretty much co-written, John and I doing a work song for Ringo, a little craft job", was how Paul described 'A Little Help From My Friends', and "written out at John's house in Weybridge." Further note, George Martin was not there!

[@judikingsman6132]

I was 14 when this came out. I still know all the words. ❤ 😄

[@billyhall53]

I was 14 as well..what an amazing time to be young and having the Beatles leading the way

[@PaulFormentos]

Yeah but do ya know all the backmasked words?

[@bartonone2005]

My favorite parts of this series are the isolated tracks. Genius!!

[@jrpipik]

Later the others looked down on Paul's idea of the "other band," but I think they took advantage of the basic premise that this album didn't have to sound like a typical Beatles album. Even more than Rubber Soul or Revolver -- both experimental in their own rights -- Sgt Pepper is about a broad variety of songs. It was like there were ten different acts on the same show, just like the original conceit. They never seem to say, "All right, lads, that's enough of that. We'd better peel off a rocker or two here." They just followed their muse where it took them.

[@hugh-johnfleming289]

My parents were fans. Dad, an early audiophile, had 'Pepper' on 'reel to reel.' They took us to see them at the Hollywood Bowl and Dodger Stadium, the latter being an exercise in futility. At the Bowl we could hear them a bit but only because we were in a Box way down front. I got it. I'd been to the philharmonic and knew the live music experience. Then my Dad took me to see Blood, Sweat and Tears. I was like nine or ten. What an extraordinary experience. And around that time we saw Ellington and his Orchestra. Now I was hooked on the live thing...

[@martinry0427]

George Martin simplifying WALHFMF was amzing

[@charlesfenton2063]

What a humble talented man George Martin was. A match made in heaven.

[@ericknapton9943]

Beatles forever

[@jackhays1194]

Nothing like them. Nor will be again

[@KatharineShaw-z8u]

Revolver was the greatest album the Beatles ever made in my opinion. Sgt Pepper was Paul's project trying to match Brian Wilson's Pet Sounds. Paul never denied that album was an influence on Sgt Pepper.

[@Maxwe11knowl3s]

Shut up mate

[@joziahlongo9405]

Great! Thank you!

[@Rustino44]

Priceless. Thank you.

[@lotharhempel]

Very nice and well made video. Thank you.

[@josuepon0318]

Love it

[@jayclarke5466]

Was 11 Yrs old when we discovered(me n older brother) discovered the Beatles..~1971…Beatles were officially broken up already We had previously seen Help and Yellow Submarine. But this was our first Real LISTEN to the music of the Beatles.My bro bought Sgt Peppers and Magical Mystery Tour…which could all really have been one Dbl album.We were blown away with 2 albums, listened to the. Every Day…for 2 years! Then we had to work our way backwards in their discography…watta band , artistically.

[@pommelhorsepommelhorse8731]

got it at Christmas - have always thought of it as a Christmas album

[@nicholasrosebush6182]

The run The Beatles had from Rubber Soul to Magical Mystery Tour is by far the most creative run any music artist has ever had and probably will ever have. They were truly channeling the spirits if you will. Great stuff before it and great stuff after but that four album run is the best you will hear anywhere.

[@chezzachezza7325]

The world was brilliant with the Beatles.☮️☮️☮️☮️✌️✌️✌️✌️ 🤪 dont be sad they stopped be glad they did brilliant songs that has and will live forever 💜 rock on 😎😎😎 ❤

[@johnharpdalton4092]

Paul's story of Jesus... at nearly every gig I went to in London at the Hammersmith Odeon, Rainbow, Marquee and other places, there was alwaye a long-haired wild dancing guy down at the front. I remember asking other music biz journalists who he was and they all said the same thing: 'That's Jesus.' He was everywhere at once!

[@luskipherjones6528]

Well done!

[@joziahlongo9405]

Big influence on The Slambovia Circus of Dreams! Eternally grateful as we all are!

[@spockboy]

Nice video : )

[@GR_BackingTracks]

Wow, this is good!

[@robertcavalier6133]

I fully understand what those 4 FAB LADS went through. We walked more than a mile in their shoes 'cuz we LOVED 'EM! Sir Paul & I share an 18th of June birthday! I send him a LOVE 'YA PACKET every year = London office! Their studio productions were terrific! Don't mind me -- I'll just be ......."sitting in an English garden waiting for the sun -- getting a tan sitting in the English rain!" Cheers from Cav in Fairfax, CA! P.S. Typed on D-Day, 2024. *

[@mariobenitez9673]

EXCELENT AS ALWAYS BEST REGARDS FROM MEXICO

[@DonRamiro1]

Arriba Jalisco!!

[@ustheserfs]

peppers orbits in and out of my world, when its out of orbit i still consider it a fine album and when its in orbit i don't feel they ever bettered it. the songs are intricate and complex yet have a one size fits all likeability to them.

[@davidelliott3019]

LSD and me! 73 years old, took acid for the first time when this album was released. WOW

[@PunaSquirrel]

Aloha. I'm 46, love LSD and Sgt. Pepper🤙🏼

[@1lightheaded]

That would make you about 115 . You are doing well :)

[@nvm9040]

So yellow submarine album video coming in the future I hope 😅

[@my2cents370]

AT 12:47, who is playing the 12 string there? Anybody know???

[@DJANTONIVS]

Sargent Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band is the Mona Lisa of the rock world.

[@mikelisacarb]

Absolute masterpiece! Still, I'm sick of hearing so many people say it was a "concept album". It was a FAILED concept album (listen at 8:00) "Sod it, Let's just do tracks!"

[@christopherbasile1205]

I really thought this was an outstanding video. As the title says, In their own words. The interviews attained through the years amongst the four and God Bless George Martin paint a perfect scenario for what that time was to the everyday man. The ideas are not dated although truly of the times… But every generation must experience this. And it just so happens the Beatles included us in their journey through the music. Why do you think we still discuss them…. Think

[@jimoncken6936]

This video is a great cure for insomnia!

[@Arris..]

Approved 👍

[@petejones879]

As much as I love the beatles and I really do having been a fan since the early 60s.. The idea of doing an album where they were not the beatles but someone else was a ridiculous idea.. What us fans wanted was another great album by the beatles.. And it was... There was no point at any time that I was made to think that it was someone else... It was the beatles doing what they do best.. Writing and performing great songs.. And yet they pretty much did the same again in 69 with Yellow Submarine.. A movie about an alternative band

[@gailremp8389]

Very interesting.

[@bluesky6985]

It introduced Billy Shears lonely hearts club ♧ band 😊

[@PaulFormentos]

Billy's here have you guessed

[@CornishPenguin]

Great story from Paul @ 13:25 on the Fixing a Hole session. I wouldn't be surprised if it really WAS Him.

[@thelordofliberty6984]

Who's the bloke with the 12 string guitar at 12:50?