The Beatles - I Want To Hold Your Hand - Performed Live On The Ed Sullivan Show 2/9/64

[@alexART01TV]

I love how happy Ringo looks while playing the drums

[@rickvini7762]

ringo is amazing

[@kevinperlet9861]

Lol my brother looks just like him when he’s playing the drums

[@jayonenote7527]

So he should be. After spending much of his childhood in hospital, won the lottery

[@superamazingguy3611]

He is cute

[@heyvampie4466]

He's happy, he got a chair hahaha

[@lisaramirez3760]

The Beatles will never be forgotten

[@peartfaldo]

Nor will Bowie

[@chlidera75]

How the hell do you know lol

[@lapisangstylazuli]

Paris75 because they are bigger than Jesus

[@davidramos6636]

Who?

[@yasmely4346]

Paris75 causes it’s been 50+ and they’re still iconic

[@sillylilbean0v0]

So my grandmother has Alzheimer’s disease, however, she still always remembers that the Beatles are her favorite band. So I decided to play this song for her, and she immediately started to sing along. It was one of the most heartwarming things I’ve ever witnessed. Edit: She died October 17th, 2023 due to lung cancer :')

[@trylius]

That’s amazing

[@kdoz8139]

🥰✨👏✨

[@milenariarr8329]

¡Oh! ♥️♥️♥️

[@shayneoneill1506]

Bless. And even to this day kids are hearing the beatles and deciding that its pretty great. Its a band thats truly suvived the many many decades and will continue for many more.

[@SimonMas]

there have been experiments done on old people with alzheimer's. playing them their favourite music *ALWAYS* had positive effects, even if momentary. so, it's not just heartwarming, but beneficial, too. so on with the records, give your grandmother a smile :)

[@ぺんぎん-k4q]

This is NOT just a music. This is a HISTORY!

[@lutming5142]

👎🏿

[@GaZonk100]

cultural history every bit as important as political history which often hogs the limelight

[@姫野正光]

This　is a mob revolt. This　made world new.

[@TylerDurdenn1999]

Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah🕴️

[@empiresline8638]

@@姫野正光 Man, it's just a music...

[@BlazingSkull561]

John: *breathes* Crowd: *SCREAMING TO THE TOP OF THEIR LUNGS*

[@brianwilliams5662]

It is THEIR you dope lol Jesus

[@Daniel-nb3kk]

exists rather

[@Snoopy7666]

@@brianwilliams5662 - no need to be a grammar/spelling nazi... everyone knows the intended meaning...

[@gavinmorgan8691]

Ringo: simplest drum kit and drumming In history...Ringo:😁

[@jiuh6402]

@Joe Bien chill

[@jeffdurall8353]

There is no doubt Ringo is just plain having a blast. Love that dude.

[@cynthiasoto4545]

I know

[@MarkVA71]

Best part in a band keeping the tempo!

[@babonnell]

@@MarkVA71kjjjj

[@wilsonking1617]

He was the ‘beat’ in the Beatles

[@eduardoherrer664]

Ringo started headbanging before It was metal!

[@MikeT003]

One of the most important, if not, THE most important moment in Rock ‘n’ Roll history

[@andrewcarlton6357]

I feel that way when HERMAN's HERMITS performed I'M INTO SOMETHING GOOD on TV for the first time. It was their first top 10 song.

[@michaelgladman9087]

Elvis and the Beatles on Ed Sullivan . . . Doesn’t get any bigger than that.

[@sanseverything900]

I remember reading how the Beatles' arrival inadvertently caused the end of many careers in the music industry because music taste shifted so drastically afterwards.

[@spitfireaace]

@@michaelgladman9087 The Doors Light my Fire.

[@sallyjoan]

@@spitfireaace that's rubbish

[@jerriejackson4719]

I remember sitting on the floor watching this when it was on. I was 8 years old. I'm an old lady now, but still love The Beatles.

[@Joel23901]

Wait, so you’re saying that you watched the Beatles play this song LIVE in 1964! That’s absolutely incredible, I was born in 2010 and I’m 14 and I wish that music could go back to what it was 😊

[@littlebosaMusic]

Ringo doesn't even know where he is, he's just straight vibing

[@lydiapfpbylittlenursegirl4314]

Ahahaha 😭

[@CGRADT]

😂😂

[@kenesu1281]

Hahaha

[@Alxyzz]

He even drums in the shower, when your on the streets u just hear classic beatles drums in 2021 #coronaproof

[@ringostone3988]

@@Alxyzz ​Google global truth project and read "the Present" to see the truth about life/death. It can change the world, especially pgs 1-4

[@brendoluka6884]

1964: Amazing! 2019: Amazing 3500: Amazing!

[@ismaelrodd9340]

4500 amazing

[@nightingale4173]

10050: Amazing!

[@CaJoel]

♾: Amazing!

[@electrathejelliclekitten8063]

@@ismaelrodd9340 1000000: Amazing!

[@baileelennon1870]

hell and heaven: amazing! aliens: Amazing!!

[@kenmurray1097]

The fact that you can see your grandma in the audience is priceless I think I would treasure that video all my life

[@User-c2n8x]

Where is she?

[@Saintpablo_lover911]

Was she the one with the Glaxo’s or the old. One

[@rdisipio]

Me and my wife took my mum to a Paul McCartney's concert 10 years ago in Bologna, Italy. She came with her bestie from high school. They were huge Beatles fans in the back in the day. I believe I really made her day!

[@ismabegicruz7937]

is she the one with the glasses that was for some reason singled out?

[@adonaiyah2196]

The fact they heavily marketed to women but every one of their fans are basically men

[@markchamberlain9856]

I was there in 1964 too. My parents watched it and didn’t get it. I sure did! Thank you Beatles!!

[@jakub8302]

John has that bouncing, George has the back and forth motion, Paul has the slight side to side, and Ringo is just jamming out

[@edenturnow4677]

and I love all of it lol

[@maryevelaurora7110]

Nahhhh Lennon has those wide legs

[@jwaj]

🙂 | 🎸 / \ | |

[@maryevelaurora7110]

@@jwaj This guy gets me

[@Mario_11]

Jakub 83 Fr

[@andrebornreal]

My Daddy was 14 years old when this concert, now my Daddy was go forever, i Miss him. Love you dad :')

[@azrawahyupahriza6708]

Yang sabar ya bang

[@BradSmithBriefer]

I was 13 and saw it live on tv. It's what woke me up to music. So glad you all have good dad memories about this. Awesome.

[@AJMylan]

@@BradSmithBriefer so you are 69 *nice*

[@andigaming7113]

@@azrawahyupahriza6708 Ada orang indo juga

[@hajiosama9352]

We are your brothers, from the species of your dear dad.

[@robertgraziano]

I saw these wonderful guys twice in Toronto. Couldn't hear a word but who cared! One of the greatest thrills in my 76 years.

[@potenzalumia.2928]

John micro low can only hear Paul I always thought that and then John confirmed it in interview

[@andyharris17able]

Good for you , bet you can remember it ,like is was yesterday...

[@robertgraziano]

@@andyharris17able It was GREAT!

[@lumpylumpyloo]

OK grandpa time to put you in the home

[@robertgraziano]

@@lumpylumpyloo I wonder if I can take my Beatles collection to the "Home".

[@bima6004]

In this video: John Lennon was 23 years old, Paul McCartney was 21 years old, George Harrison was 20 years old, and Ringo Starr was 23 years old. And The Beatles broke up before any of them had even turned 30.

[@BlindHatchet]

Wow!

[@Steffert.]

Here is a fact Ringo could not hear the rest because of the screaming girls so he had to drum based on the movements of the other members What a legend

[@hadestheolympian]

he is my favorite

[@ivanstinks]

Respect

[@adamduerwachter2596]

Kersensaus not at this concert actually. The screaming was not nearly loud enough at the time. You’re thinking of the later concerts, like when they played at shea

[@Alex-cq4ld]

@@adamduerwachter2596 You're right

[@welsh_Witch]

@@adamduerwachter2596 still same respect for ringo for pulling this off

[@evandickens1946]

57 years ago today. A moment that changed history.

[@handypine4308]

Damn I missed it by one day

[@ashleyallan772]

They made music

[@butchvorn1988]

@@ashleyallan772 wow very observant

[@ozgoldebronokia8210]

Thank you. I finally know it's February 9, 1964 instead of September 2, 1964.

[@hungrygarfield]

The world would be a lot better if we could agree on one date format

[@oldguy9078]

I was 14 yrs old when this happened. I was glued to the tv and I knew from that minute, that was what I wanted to do with my life. I joined a band and played through high school and into college. My dad kept saying what are you going to do with your life and I kept saying, but dad I'm going to be a rock star and make lots of money! Well all went well for awhile, then life got in the way. I got drafted into the army and got married and had kids and a job and life goes on. I always listen to music from the 60's and dream on, I think that the 60's music makes old people still feel young when it is played today. I would never give up what I have in life today, but I will always dream what it would have been like if I had made it like the Beatles.

[@pupseus]

old guy Man that was really beautiful, thank you.

[@ceipro]

Old guy, your words are very nice.... you have described your feelings in a good way... Beatles are so nostalgic and brings fantasy for all people that weren´t in "old times"....

[@makeshiftvirus6494]

I love your username bro

[@shuriwitwicky6646]

I was negative 47 when this happened

[@shuriwitwicky6646]

Im 18 and i have those same dreams just a complete different decade

[@Thesnarkyduck]

My mom passed earlier this year (May '24) and she told me many times of how she and her sisters had to practically beg on their knees to their father so they all could watch Ed. She was a high school senior, JFK was still fresh on everyone's minds, and this brought happiness back into their lives. When he finally caved in, the girls ran out into the neighborhood to bring a friend over to watch the Beatles on their TV. Everyone was in the living room watching and having the best night of their young woman lives. It makes me so happy to think of her getting elated seeing The Beatles for the first time. She even said her parents, who didn't know English that well, enjoyed them too!

[@deathdrop1]

Sixty years ago today, February 7, 1964 The Beatles landed in America. The following Sunday night, I was one of the 73 million that watched them in TV. My late parents gave me Meet The Beatles album for Valentine's Day.

[@jennshi99]

That's right. 60 years ago - amazing. I always wondered if JFK wasn't killed would the Beatles be so huge. America was in a funk and the Beatles brought us out of it

[@KimDrewTheLine]

That's so cool. My mom once told me she'd "never forget seeing them on The Ed Sullivan Show". She was so young that she had to "stay up past her curfew" to watch it. A wholesome story that I'll always remember. ☮ & 💟 to you! 🙂

[@charleskendall5972]

cannot ever forget the nbeatles

[@shagster1970]

I heard that it was half of all residential tv's in the US at that time.

[@homunculous007]

Right there with you bro.

[@TheBuch4]

60 years ago, today! I was just 5 but I remember! We watched the Ed Sullivan Show every Sunday, and probably had TV dinners for the "special occasion!"! My 26 year old mom was SO excited. Dad was a bit skeptical but came around. Our teen-aged babysitter was obsessed! 🥰

[@johannesvalterdivizzini1523]

Yes, I was watching too. It was my parent's anniversary, so we all finished dinner and watched the Ed Sullivan Show together. "All My Loving" was the song that persuaded them that the Beatles actually had something, and after that Beatles music became a daily standard in our home. I was 6.

[@katanne7382]

Same here. How sweet it is.

[@abstract5249]

This sounds plausible but fake.

[@kjames460]

Why is it fake?@@abstract5249

[@diorsse]

you did not remember that lil bro 💀

[@mikejustenjoythismusicwhil5511]

I was born in the50's and love my music from the 60's and 70's. Never there will be great music as good as that,Never....

[@carmellaradigan9778]

Early 60s Paul is like a child he's so cute

[@ChristiKim]

Agreed!

[@mayogargler2859]

Agreed 😄

[@barbaranelson8617]

Cruekillboy YT John was definetely the best looking.

[@Fersimpdebananirou]

Paul looks really pretty hot (in my opinion)

[@bxcn39]

@@Fersimpdebananirou John is the handsome one, Paul is the hot one, Ringo is the cute one and George is the bad boy :^))

[@olive6382]

George’s expression at 1:36 when John starts to harmonize is priceless. He has a hard time keeping a straight face. 🥰

[@hajciho5025]

Lovely, thank you!

[@kikomandrak]

George all the show: 😒🤨😃😒🤨😑😬😃😒🤨

[@aloysiusdevadanderabercrom6677]

this guy could do every single facial expression known to man in a single show

[@mileswalcott7241]

In I want to hold your hand Paul McCartney microphone is louder than John Lennon microphone something wrong with the sound

[@linebeck1381]

No he’s actually laughing at Paul’s mess up at 1:35

[@gibiscus]

That girl with the glasses squeeing at Ringo is the cutest thing ever...

[@jeanieolds56]

Tamara Motola Yes!! Love it!

[@reeceschrock396]

How do you know that was at Ringo? Cus the camera was on him?

[@trevzairus4516]

shes peeing in excitement hahaha

[@najmunnahar8450]

The best thing I'v seen!

[@user-hs2kv2yi6j]

I love her‼️

[@egguw]

the way the crowd immortalized the beatles is just the way we all should keep them forever in our minds, crazed girls screaming for one of the best bands in the galaxy

[@Sad-Lesbian]

I love how happy Paul always looked during these days.

[@GrosvnerMcaffrey]

Little did he know in 16 years his best friend would be murdered and 20 years after that his other friend would die from cancer. I hope Paul and Ringo still keep in touch

[@MsMystie3K]

Paul genuinely liked performing. I always got the impression that John did not.

[@vintageremasters8912]

Before the Beatles stopped touring Paul always encouraged that “music should be played live” - Paul McCartney. When the other Beatles were already getting sick of live performances.

[@loosilu]

@@MsMystie3K Paul still loves performing. He still does three hour shows. Never takes a break and never takes a sip of water.

[@and-168]

He probably missed doing this everyday

[@Ravenor__]

1964: This song is awesome 2022: This song is awesome

[@Mhathir]

indeed ❤

[@xx.pheonix_xx6434]

2023: This song is still awesome

[@stevediverniero4190]

All their songs are awesome

[@TheTaz1999]

64,I was 4..

[@eduardomercadoaraujo2004]

x2 ❤

[@superkilerbrendo3845]

RIP John, RIP George, truly one of the best bands in music history

[@movebichgetouttheway8486]

RIP Paul 9 11 66

[@The_whimsickal_artist]

The greatest band👍🏻

[@bobma6342]

Nobody, and I mean nobody even comes close

[@zelddan]

​@@movebichgetouttheway8486idiot

[@Cricket_ShortsChannel]

THE BEST

[@ふみ-f4n]

完全に魔法がかかっている曲だと思う。 いつ聞いても、最初にビートルズを好きになった時の気持ちに戻れる。

[@KnightHawk111]

Live! No lip sync. No auto tune. LIVE! God bless 'em!

[@shake9662]

Actually, on occasion, they did lip sync for music videos. Like We Can Work It Out. Still a great band/song!

[@meowdalachow7932]

old music 📍🌥

[@0FedeGNR0]

@@shake9662 actually every singer/band in the world do that, it just doesn't make sense to make a video while you're recording so focused, it isn't that funny, it's preferable just to listen the song. In music videos they can mess up everytime they want and make it kinda funny to watch, because the song is already recorded

[@acojo8205]

That's why it sounds a bit shit

[@gator8602]

And since then no band has ever performed live

[@passion777able]

Look at all those grandmas shouting at them. Kids then, grandmas now. I'm one of them. I'm 74 now and I STILL applaud to their songs, all of them. May we all live forever.

[@johndavison5017]

Yes I think they will go on for ever XX

[@janigirl2296]

How cool! You saw Elvis and all of them become famous

[@lizwilliams2199]

you saw lenny

[@humbertholloway7701]

And what is your point, Madame G-Mother? Hopefully, it is that a lot of us older senior citizen types were on top of "what is cool and new" back almost 60 years ago. We all were just as hip, with it, and musically attuned as these little weed-smoking, nose and tongue piercing, anything goes ingrates who slander and defame their parents and grandparents for being out-of-it, unhip, stupid, neanderthal, closed-minded, etc. I don't have grand-children but adult children and we're close to 70, but we enjoy the whole catalog of Beatles tunes as you say you do. Older folks have life experience, wisdom, perspective to compare then and now, and great musical taste.

[@passion777able]

@@humbertholloway7701 Humbert, teenagers now are as crazy as we were. But age catches up with us and in the end, we are just normal, old fashioned grandmas and grandpas. We were silly once too. My daughter went crazy for Duran Duran and my husband took her and her cousin to 2 concerts. I stayed home to have pizza and beer. That was not my kind of music and standing on seat arms to watch the show was bad for my 2 bad knees. But I STILL love the Beatles!

[@l0serrr.r]

John- Confused why his mic ain't working but still sings. Paul - Having the time of his life. George - Basically bored but having fun. Ringo - *Basically takes Beatle Mania* *LEGENDARY AF*

[@seerstone3414]

I noticed right off, that Paul was singing lead, I was confused!.. thanks for the explanation.

[@blackstar044]

Ringo is a chad

[@carltroia6235]

Seer Stone half lead half harmony

[@jeffweber1116]

George was basically zonked on cough syrup. He was battling a bad cold.

[@ewest14]

@@seerstone3414 Paul sings co lead on the studio version but in this one John is barely heard

[@aminaroseayeam2125]

So THIS performance is what all my 5th grade classmates were ecstatic about the day after. I knew it must have been mind blowing by the way their eyes lit up just talking about it. I've never seen this clip til 6 decades after the fact. Easy to see now, why they were so enamored. Think I'll repeat play it a couple of times... it makes me smile. Gracias, merci, and thanks very much for posting. 🎵🤍☮️😊🌌🕯

[@kogiesokalingam3182]

My dad was a big fan of the beatles...he always had a smile on his face when he heard this song....this song reminds me of him. I miss him alot

[@dunkamunka]

That's happy to hear that he always smiled to this.He was happy . I hope you have a good day and doing great ! Make him proud , he would love to see you smile also.

[@isveryniceyes]

My pops died in 2015, we were quite poor so everything we had was old and in bad repair. Hard Day's Night was the first album he ever let me put on the old record player by myself as a toddler. I feel for you friend, I think of him a lot when I listen to good music

[@ih5757]

Bro I feel you it’s ok

[@ISTHISALREADYTAKEN]

i miss your dad aswell

[@ISTHISALREADYTAKEN]

this isn't meant to sound toxic incase it does soz

[@bendizzy1923]

**Ringo coughs in background** Crowd of girls: AHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@georgeharrison3699]

😭

[@pingukutepro]

Your mom is in the crowd

[@bendizzy1923]

Bub Huynh She wasn’t born then.

[@pingukutepro]

@@bendizzy1923 Your grandma was

[@bendizzy1923]

@@pingukutepro No.

[@shagwellington]

Ringo has soul. He was the perfect drummer for this group. He completed their circle of massive charisma.

[@lilybond6485]

Seriously - COULD THEY HAVE LOOKED MORE GORGEOUS ?!!!! Thank you Brian Epstein. ❤️

[@katiekahn9595]

Paul looks like he’s having the time of his life

[@luiz4folks]

Me everytime I play 😂😂😂

[@UncleChillGuitar]

He was

Paul was a natural performer and would have done it for free

[@mattc8112]

So does Ringo 😂

[@cxhxl]

Because everyone heard only him instead of John

[@judypasqualone5392]

I was 13 then...now 71. I’m actually watching A Hard Day’s Night movie I dvr’d couple of days ago. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@kentcrawford6449]

Seemed so interesting to me that everytime I watch A Hard Day's Night since I was a child I always noticed something different at the credit it makes me laugh every time I always noticed something different, and how did they get away with things under the things they said back in those days like hey let's go give those girls a pull?

[@coleparker]

I was 11 and now 68.

[@mrtottot7835]

That is crazy, I’m 14 and love the Beatles!

[@otizev]

That's sooo crazy cause I'M 13 and you was 13 and now you're 71 like i'm gonna have 71 and everything is so fast and one day 2021 will be far from us like 1960's is far from us now and sorry if I wrote something wrong i'm not fluent in english 😭😭😭 I don't know If you get the point

[@cricketman676]

Bless you!

[@lucillegm]

Love them soo much. Check out George's face at 1:38 when John goes off key Priceless,

[@tumbling4]

Lucille Gm your right at 1:38 it sounds like a completely different key ...and it still sounded great

[@lucillegm]

Mr. Nick They are the best! I remember my older brother being astonished when he heard this while we were watching them on the Ed Sullivan show. He was a musician. When I heard this video, it dawned on me, that this was what he was talking about. He loved them too and laughed so hard that this amazing group could make such an error!

[@HadEnough745]

Doesn't sound like John went off key. He harmonized on a different note which looks like it caught George off guard.

[@tumbling4]

Your right he plays B minor but sings it completely different

[@lucillegm]

Had Enough That might have been the case but it's completely different than the original harmony. Let's just agree that it all sounds great.

[@CountryMusicPlaylist3638]

I believe that somewhere in the world, there are people who feel the same emotions that I feel when I listen to masterpieces like this song.

[@sanderleicastordesantana979]

Eu Sou do Brasil

[@mestrejeb]

Yes!

[@simoner.g4273]

🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️

[@lilybond6485]

Yes. It’s a very emotional memory. It was at the beginning of my life. - and you know what ? I’ll be watching this or some other Beatles video at the end of my life which feels like it is just around the corner.

[@adams.2407]

The old man at 1:27 is like: My wife loves 4 college boys more than me right now

[@eygfuu2620]

@tinwoods its a joke

[@idontevenknowbro3718]

They were like 23-26

[@thetsartank7855]

The triple chin just says it all

[@michellehoward2458]

@@idontevenknowbro3718 you mean 20-23

[@sofiacallegari573]

i thought the exact the same thing

[@FOO261]

These guys have real potential. I think you’ll be hearing more from them.

[@elazagar8190]

😂

[@baxter2402]

It will be difficult with all the amazingly talented singers today though!

[@mariam-rr8vk]

Yup... 2 of them are dead

[@mariannastallone6071]

Your comment comes from the past?

[@mariam-rr8vk]

Marianna Stallone what? Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr are both alive and John Lennon and George Harrison are dead

[@Lieutenant-park]

고전이란 시간이 지나도 그 가치를 잃지않는 것.... 비틀즈는 고전이다! 영원한 클래식

[@user-bu4ef2lf8c]

ㅎㅇ

[@gonindunit]

I was 15 when I watched this show in 1964.I think everyone in America watched this show. What memories. The Beatles made the 60s a whole lot better.

[@flycistee]

how old are you rn

[@HighlyUnoriginal]

@@flycistee it's not THAT hard to do some simple calculations...

[@kingfargo9578]

@@flycistee Subtract 15 from 1965. Then subtract the answer from the current year

[@jhoanymontoya6457]

@@kingfargo9578 Tiene 73 years old I'm froom Colombia.

[@doctorbohr1585]

The Byrd's made folk Feel A Whole Lot Better back in the day too 😉

[@Garfield6888]

Isn't it amazing that we have access to this musical performance from 1964 forever here on KZbin? This website is the closest thing we have to a time machine!

[@abhishekprakash7897]

Hands down. Amen

[@TheOldGuardsVan]

woah garfield

[@Kikwatz]

I've read that closest time machine thing about 10.000.000 times.

[@catalinasosa6101]

Si es sorprendente🎉🎉❤

[@ghandiman]

@@Kikwatzinteresting. This is the first for me.

[@abanana2561]

A friend of mine who is older told me a story about when this performance aired on television, he was a boy about the age of 9 or 10, his father being a much more older and stern man, never gave a wack about the rock stars like little richard and elvis Presley, he was more of a jazz orientated music lover. But as soon as he saw this live on TV, he was glued to the screen, and he could not stop admiring them. As soon as the performance was over, he said, "they're some pretty fine musicians aren't they? They have a future going for them."

[@wjf1950]

Yeah my mom used to listen to my band in the basement and yell down stairs "turn that racket down" ..... we did play Beatles songs pretty well back in the 60's !! If my grand-kids were in the basement playing today' s rapcrap......I'd have to yell down stairs the same thing~

[@justanotherfishinbikinibot6060]

understandable since the beatles (specially paul mccartney) mixes some jazz in their songs.

[@mtsflorida]

Dad thought the same Tull we saw Elvis in Vegas in '69 coming back from Hawaii. Movie making made the Beatles number one in entertainment instead of him. They said they were more loved than Jesus which broke their spirit in the end.

[@johnmunk5067]

Your friend's dad was a good judge of talent and a rare and fine man. About 99.9++% of the older generation hated them and considered them anti-music.

[@ray.shoesmith]

Mike Scott Singh John said the Beatles were more popular than Jesus, and he was right at the time. It was only the outraged American conservative bible belt Christians who started burning albums and effigies of the band, also conveniently using the outrage (that they had created) to demonise the Beatles championing of black music and black musicians (because Jesus was a racist, right?). John was simply expressing his opinion, but apparently his right to freedom of speech is only relevant if it agrees with the same people who believe that the earth is 10,000 years old and evolution is a myth. Robert Pitman hit the nail on the head when he wrote about Americans inability for introspection and the hypocrisy at the fact that a country that claims to be so staunchly Christian is the most Godless county on the planet. Bible Belt bible bashers can't actually see (either by wilful ignorance or sheer literal stupidity) that the type of hate and violence they promote is in direct contradiction to everything Jesus taught. Real Jesus, not 'Conservative' Jesus. Oh, can you explain how deciding not to tour anymore 'broke their spirit'? Firstly, that decision was judged solely on the fact that they could hear their own playing over the screaming... over the next 4 years they produced more albums than they had in the previous 9, including some of the most iconic records ever made. Sgt Peppers, The White Album, Abbey Road.. how could they write and record some of the best music ever produced before or since with a 'broken spirit'?

[@karenrobertson4544]

I was born right when this was happening and my sister was listening to them! And i grew up listening to them, Paul through the 70s on my own, and still now thanks to the Internet! Thank you guys!😊❤

[@ZVINTAO]

its crazy to think that they lasted only 7 years and completely changed music forever

[@UnchainedEruption]

At that point lasting 7 years is a good long run. Bands lasting decades and decades was not something anybody imagined. One day at a time, right?

[@Some_one12849]

Real

[@playlistmaker90125]

Oh please…

[@robertbykowski1398]

And to create all that great music within such a short period of time. Today, it takes most artists and bands two to three years just to make one album !

[@playlistmaker90125]

@@robertbykowski1398 only if you’re tool, but let’s break it down. The Beatles wrote the most simplistic pop songs, each 2 minutes long with no challenge. Easy and quick to record. Tool has some of the most complex metal there is, several 15 minute songs carefully crafted with lots of detail (and I’m sure these songs involved lots of failed takes and overdubs given how hard they are to play). Figures why Tool takes so long to record an album while the Beatles made multiple albums in one year…DURR🤪

[@LexingtonB09]

My mom was 5 years old and has always told me the story of watching them on Ed Sullivan for the first time. All of 5 her siblings along with her parents and my great grandfather, who rarely watched Ed Sullivan but he made sure to watch that night because he had heard so much hype. They all crowded around the television and she said by the end of the first song the whole family was hooked. My great grandfather kept saying “son muy buenos, son muy buenos.” Which translates to “they’re really good, they’re really good” . He barely even spoke English but he understood good music when he heard it! So much so that the following day he took my mom to the record store and bought her the first Beatles album which was a huge deal because my mom grew up very very low income so to spend the $1.25 on a record and not on food was like WOAH. And she was so grateful, and she gifted that exact record to me when i started getting into the Beatles as a teenager and i have it hanging on my wall to this day. I like to say I’m fourth generation Beatle fan☺️

[@johannesvalterdivizzini1523]

I was 6 and their performance of "All My Loving" that night persuaded my folks to admit they had some real talent (we all watched it together, just like your Mom and her parents). Beatles music became an acceptable sound around my home after that. Moreover, my parents (like millions of others, no doubt) liked that they were well dressed and sharp looking (they utterly disliked Elvis Presley's image and style)

[@anhanh8724]

Leía con dificultad su relato en inglés... Hasta que leí la opinión de su bisabuelo... Y me pregunté: estoy leyendo bien..? 😅

[@internationaltutor2941]

Listening to the Beatles always brings joy to the heart and puts a pep in your step.

[@LoneLee2022]

I lived through Beatlemania. It was great to anticipate their next record. It was wonderful to see their progression. They were all so talented and complimented each other.

[@paola6812]

@@LoneLee2022 wow, how lucky!!

[@LoneLee2022]

@@paola6812 It was a great time to be alive.

[@user_189]

You didn’t see the walrus yet, did you?

[@johnnyringo3254]

Can I just say that early Beatles are just as good as late Beatles? A lot of music fans seem to be focused only on their late period (Revolver through Abbey Road) but they were great since the start, this song being the best example. Even Bob Dylan pointed out them being special saying: "their chords are just outrageous, man" and that was his reaction when he listened to them for the first time, in the early 60's

[@spitfireaace]

I remember Paul saying that, no Bob it's not "I get high" it's "I can't hide".

[@tomoneal6090]

I liked the early Beatles better. Much better.

[@inserthahafunniusername9656]

THIS!!

[@KONbd7]

1964: I Want To Hold Your Hand 2020: I Want To Wash Your Hand

[@adityaarviansyah2434]

Corona

[@realitycheck3361]

Beer

[@its_jo5hu472]

True

[@misan211]

Covid-19

[@SlendermanDf]

I Gotta Wash My Hands

[@carolynstewart8465]

Yes I'm one of the grannies who still love these guys. Time sure flew by ... seem just like Yesterday!

[@ТатьянаАна-щ1о]

I am another granny who cant stop listening for these guys. Adore them ! When I listen to them I am young again ....

[@taetsuri9881]

@@ТатьянаАна-щ1о I just found Beatles... I like them.... Can you tell me more artists of your time grandma 😇

[@jetstream9480]

Tell us the stories please

[@ruthbaram4276]

@carolyn Stewart It's I want to hold your hand 😅 But yes

[@ruthbaram4276]

Sorry about that 🤦‍♀️

[@rw7039]

I was watching 60 years ago tonight.......I was only 8 but the memory of that night has stayed with me for 6 decades now.

[@GinaBrooklyn1-ux3px]

I love you ,I was a month old

[@robertmiller5355]

I was there to

[@janiceingram2407]

I was 18 when I watched this live episode of the Ed Sullivan Show. I knew I was seeing history come alive. 3 years later I got to see the Beatles in person.

[@lilybond6485]

@janiceingram2407: Same but I was 12 and then 7 months later saw them in concert. - and yes - I was one of those lunatics running on the field dodging security trying to get to the stage, getting scooped up by security and brought back to my seat only to do it over and over again. Such a great memory.

[@java4656]

The Beatles: *exist* Females: *AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH*

[@danielfulga3517]

Fight that BTS and Justin Bieber

[@Hamzah_zz]

Thats legit how it works

[@rataco4042]

@@danielfulga3517 Lol, Beatles wins Very Very Very easy

[@cyberwitcherr9374]

Boys: AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[@lavishmarlin4056]

If I could time travel and go see this, I would be screaming louder than the women

[@mudzi5501]

0:22 I love ringo’s movement

[@S4inara]

I love ringo

[@matiasaguilar2500]

Yeah he was definitely feeling it

[@GodzillaFan2017]

Paul Age: 21 John Age: 23 George Age: 20 Ringo Age: 23 Amazing how young they all were. Edit: Why is this blowing up lmao. Thanks for the likes

[@flipflopmcgurt3403]

John actually thought he was too old for fame. 23 was old back then

[@GodzillaFan2017]

655 sigu True. Nowadays that’s SUPER young

It’s so sad that John always seemed in a position of not enjoying his success. True that JOHN felt awkward & odd performing for a bunch of lunatic young girls. The others chose to enjoy it. Hell he wrote HELP! Because he was terribly unhappy. Here he is inside the eye of a hurricane and for comparatively silly reasons he kept focusing on the negatives. He preached Peace & Love. Peace can also be Peace of mind. John never really found that. Perhaps he wasn’t supposed to. However his drive to find what he was looking for pushed him to accomplish great things- although he would downplay things at the time. I do believe watching the other Beatles and how they reacted both annoyed him AND pulled him in. He almost found pleasure vicariously. Sad

[@flipflopmcgurt3403]

@ Excellent. John did however find Happiness in the end but that only lasted the last 2 months of his life. He brought so much joy into the world with his music that he could've see the forest for the trees. Angry - Bitter - Negative - Unhappy man. Very sad

655 Sigua At age 5 he stood between his parents and was told to choose. Then chose and watched his mother hurtfully walk away.... ran after her. Apparently Dad just left knowing Julia was already with another man and child. He was a Merchant Marine so he was off for too long of a period for his young bride to wait. That is when his Aunt Mimi intervened and took him with her. How tough was that on everyone? Mimi being very PROPER was like a school principal. No warmth. I am sure she loved him- in her own way but JOHN grew up without obvious love and affection. Nobody was particularly proud of John. He was also very bright and witty. Quick with a joke. I doubt that endeared him to anybody except eventually the media and fans. Once again he was branded the tough cheeky guy. I believe inside JOHN wanted to be all the things HE NEVER HAD. Here he is a very young husband and father while the BEATLES are international heartthrobs. He busted his ass to get there but it had to be difficult. The “ Sorry girls he is married.” Beatle. Additionally, they were constantly on the move. He might have been home with his wife and child but instead every man’s dream is unfolding before him. He is rich and famous and women want him and it had to seem like wtf? Paul is zipping around socially... having his “ rabbit died you are going to be a father/husband( Demanded by his Father James) moment of horror extinguished by a miscarriage. Paul- and I am a huge fan- dodged a bullet.... and wouldn’t have even considered getting hitched had his father- which John had no clue as to feel that bond and support no matter what- not stepped in. Cynthia always pointed out how calm, supportive and loving John was when she became pregnant. One of if not the most desired man on earth and yet he was married with a child. Having not “planned it “ is one thing but to suddenly be a BEATLE-- JOHN LENNON! Wow let’s be honest. You know it took a toll on his marriage bc of the insane young women throwing themselves at all four. If he partook. He is an adulterer if he abstains he is going to feel resentful bc although he married the Mother of his son that’s the only reason they were married. He may of cared for her but I seriously doubt he was close to being in love. I think Mimi’s deceased husband was GEORGE. Another LOSS in John’s realm of people. I am certain it was the then typical dry,Formal,Decorum. JOHN had a mountain of unresolved issues that caused him to be a “ tough guy” around Liverpool... which was a rough town. He had no siblings. Because his world was different then the others he was inclined, if not ENCOURAGED to ramble on about social and political issues. John could not stop from being himself. As a result we had the bigger than Christ or whatever he was being asked about bc he was the INTELLECTUAL BEATLE. His answer made perfect sense in UK. In the Deep South and bible belted America they burned records, pictures, memorabilia. They also threatened their lives. In Memphis after JOHN apologized they found bullet holes in their planes fuselage. A cherry bomb went off and everybody looked at John. How can anybody deal with THAT. That’s why they stopped touring and they all knew it. There was some friction. The other 3 toured in their own band but JOHN never got to that point. In fact according to MDC he shot John in part for the religious comment. So for a man blessed with so many gifts to endure a fun comfortable life- did he get more than a few years? No. Too short I m o

[@bobbyjonkey13]

I am a musician/ songwriter I was 9 when they were on the Ed Sullivan show... american music was in a Lull and the Beatles came along and blew everyone away... started learning guitar that same year. The Greatest Band of all Time....I miss George and John...

[@q.h.s5051]

0:55 I love when the camera zooms back to Ringo and the gals get louder giving him a smile. Super sweet

[@TwiggyArmstrong]

He looked around confused on what they were screaming at until he saw the cam and smiled :)

[@princeicio]

Why? was he popular among girls?

[@l0serrr.r]

@@princeicio Ringo was the most loved Beatle in America

[@elliettemaloney7659]

Ringo looks so happy that they finally let him bring his drum set

[@ryley_sounded_the_some1969]

Lol

[@someguy3848]

Actually, Richard said he was always shy onstage and his face would turn red everytime the camera approached him.

[@AbcDef-js9ui]

ha ha am from liverpool

[@dirtbikeman496]

He’s said even to this day he gets terrible stage fright to the extent he’s thrown up before performing. If you ever watch him take the stage he runs to the microphone to start the show because he’s nervous. A truly humble man

[@elijahfordsidioticvarietys8770]

But he looks so happy!

[@madelinebandrews]

*ringo on the drums really stands out like this bold sentence*

[@jeanniewight8471]

So languid and slow, a percolating blend of desire and longing with voices in perfect harmony and right on with the pitch, it accomplishes both great musicality and beautiful emotion that 99% of songs only try to do and can only dream of doing.kudos. much respect.

[@Trasea]

1:12 Ringo's head bob and kick. I love the way he played with his whole body!

[@fanzam876]

Lol

[@reginamarquez9395]

Es hermoso :'3

[@nutrition8029]

You should watch the please mr postman music video

[@aidanboswell9549]

Bro *thinks about it* 🤔🤔😃🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ShatnerLover]

It’s crazy how basic their old stuff was, but how unbelievably popular it was. And how they remain the most popular band ever. Others come and go, but the Beatles always stay on top.

[@bedford4383]

Tbf for the time this stuff wasn’t basic.

[@basilmarasco1975]

An entertainment writer once said, "They can't get down" (from the top). "They remain fab."

[@ax9275]

@@bedford4383 Lmao it was ?

[@bedford4383]

@@ax9275 why’s that funny? This is over half a century ago…

[@BeatlesCentricUniverse]

Nothing basic about this song, the instruments and vocals are sophisticated.

[@pattysalyer382]

I love the Beatles !!! In high school (1971) our art teacher would play the Beatles records while we would paint and draw. It was a great time for me !!! 🙂

[@JjlovVnT]

:I think GOMUNKUL 6 might be somebody who could surpass The Beatles

[@pattysalyer382]

@Nick Adams Good Afternoon Nick Adams !!! I am 68 years old and have been married for 38 years. I have problems walking so I need an ace-type bandage around my knees. It is frustrating. Take care, Patricia Salyer

[@brianarbenz1329]

That same year, 1971, my 7th grade class in appreciation of classical music included a section on The Beatles. It was wonderful for us to see this serious curriculum include them as great. Very eye opening for me. The narrator professed that they would eventually be known as up there with Beethoven, Bach etc. Some teachers were put off by their inclusion. But I agreed then and now that they belong.

[@juancarlosramosbautista6057]

Que envidia! Pero de la buena, época de oro para usted, yo tengo 30 años y soy super fan de los Beatles, saludos desde Guatemala🇬🇹

[@blueucloud5431]

That sounds lovely 😊

[@streetcat1510]

The greatest band to have graced this planet, I feel so fortunate to have been born when I was to have had them in my life.

[@tomato88ish]

Sunday night Ed Sullivan , I remember this like it was yesterday, my older almost teenage sister screaming in the living room, my mom running out from the kitchen, my dad with a look of bewildered concern and me, wide eyed, instantly changing my birthday wish from hockey gear to a guitar. No internet , heck we just got tv a few years before and the Beatles had young girls screaming and fainting worldwide. Best band ever by so far above a lot of other really good bands as to almost be on another planet.

[@eygfuu2620]

Well its childhood

[@polishherowitoldpilecki5521]

Ever got the guitar. That was total chick magnet, if I remember properly in the 50s, 60s.

[@tomato88ish]

@@polishherowitoldpilecki5521 Yes I did actually and your memory does serve you well!

[@dank9300]

1:03 Did Ringo say "thanks" cause the crowd were screaming for him? 😂

[@tilda4510]

D A N K i think so

[@dank9300]

@@tilda4510 Hahaha. That's class. What a guy he is

[@sxturnx_8767]

I think I heard him even say "thanks"

[@dubbedx1662]

I mean he is just as talented as the rest lmao

[@srishtisingh1475]

Oh yeah he did. He is so cute.

[@waffledoesstuff2145]

Paul: Happy John: Focused George: Confused Ringo: Vibin Girls: Screaming Boys: Deaf

[@Jordanxxi]

George wanted to sing too

[@kemalezedine2806]

BTS Fans: Dislikes

[@billymurray705]

Paul said they were all nervous

[@waffledoesstuff2145]

@@billymurray705 yeah, you can see it on their faces. Paul and George looks like they are trying to process whats happening, did they really got this far in just 2 years since Ringo joined, they looked like they were overwhelmed. John was focused because he was scared that he would mess up. Ringo looks like he was happy and just vibing to the music so he wouldnt get nervous. (This is all speculation)

[@IT-sx8gq]

hotel:trivago (btw i seen this comment everywhere and seen the oppurtunity)

[@LoganPowers-vy7rf]

I’m 16, grew up with the Beatles cause my dad loved them. I’m so incredibly grateful that I got to grow up with this amazing band. I’m seeing Ringo Starr in just a couple weeks and I’m so excited!!!

[@HDSwiftEntertainment]

I love how all these crazy ladies are someone’s sweet granny

[@epitaphboi4816]

You Know Who I Am He didn’t lmao

[@robertbloom4424]

@@youknowwhoiam2771 Most of them are dead now.

[@anne-louiseluccarini4530]

Gee, thanks! And you've never even seen me!

[@GinaBrooklyn1-ux3px]

Indeed

[@loriethomas169]

Yes this granny was 12 when they came to USA. Now73

[@sost.4388]

My grandma was one of them who screaming in the background

[@dearest6263]

@Random with Mr Reaper bro-

[@monetizedyay6827]

@Random with Mr Reaper wait a min-

[@fahmiagus8751]

Norak

[@danielweeks4886]

Random with Mr Reaper do you not know who ringo is?

[@llamaplays1264]

Fender Jaguar what if she died

[@lordslamzer1403]

I think we can all agree Ringo is a legend.

[@charlenehastings4840]

I was 13 years old and the whole family was watching on a 19” TV and after that I wanted to be a Beatle. It was magical

[@multiversos1]

An important turning point in history and another important point is that they actually played their instruments and sang all the songs live. No playbacks, no gimmicks, no overdubs. Something to cherish and remember.

[@mwalker3547]

Exactly!

[@schneedledingus]

Yeah, good thing it was on the Ed Sullivan show. The BBC notoriously doesn't let artists perform their songs live.

[@bravesoul5743]

Yes the Beatles changed the ballgame in music for sure!!

[@Mynameisnotsimonbtw]

Fun fact 40% of America tuned into this special at the moment or 50m (:

[@MichaelJ44]

That was something incredibly normal for the Ed Sullivan show and he rarely done “live” performances that were lip synced. He did do them though, Gary Lewis got let out off with ‘Diamond Ring’ on Ed’s show because the instrumentals were deemed too hard to play live.. his father Jerry may have also had some sway over Ed

[@therealjohnnycade9217]

I swear to god Ringo is the greatest thing earth has to offer

[@johnnysalami27]

I mean Paul though... Ringo and Paul are tied in my book. Ringo jammed out and Paul made the killer music. John Lennon gets the credit but he’s hardly the one that made them The Beatles

[@gp3328]

@@johnnysalami27 And what's cool is that Ringo and Paul recently recorded a song together.

[@leonjensenn8253]

@@johnnysalami27 what do you mean? john was a great composer and wrote most of the Beatles songs with Paul, and was very successful on his solo career so i dont understand what your saying, all of the members contributed to what made them the beatles

[@johnmorrison9758]

@@johnnysalami27 John wrote all of my favourite Beatles songs. They rarely wrote a song together, but agreed to put both names on them. The way you know who wrote a song is by who is singing it.

[@shaharazon2449]

He got lucky is all.wirh his simple drumming and flat voice. lol. but he was the perfect fit

[@StevenMacias-z7r]

I was six years old when this aired. We watched Ed Sullivan every week. I think it came on Sunday evenings. I vividly remember watching this. Still love them insects.

[@alexloriau6245]

Ringo just havin a good time back there

[@StarkeysGal666]

Alex Is a Loriau and bein adorable into the bargain... Multi talented drummer him :P

[@ryanwhiteside7404]

I think everyone had fun here!

[@heyl0l129]

lol

[@elijahfordsidioticvarietys8770]

He looks like he’s having the most fun he’s ever had in his life.

[@eliacicc3757]

U mean Up there

[@jessedenicola8063]

You can see Paul’s face ..... he knows he made it in life and he’s on top of the world ...actually all of them did

[@jessedenicola8063]

Doha yes sir I want to be like him one day

[@power232]

He is veryy cutee

[@xoivufueuduxucja1804]

Köksal Alver ha gaaaaaaayyyy

[@sgt.strawberrylane2899]

whilemyguitargentlyweeps He is!!!

[@power232]

@@xoivufueuduxucja1804 im not a gay ?

[@gp3328]

I love how George always knows which camera is being used

[@mollyholly3547]

0:45 lol

[@johngranato2673]

Put the red light on

[@ayazzzzzzz]

@Sasha Taylor lol

[@RevAlKhemy]

he was afraid of being deproted for being under age is USA

[@ogbkballa]

The most important moment in pop music history and one of the most important moments in music as a whole

[@chrisanderson2099]

My parents didn’t approve of the Beatles so I had to sneak up to my friends house that night to see this incredible show! It may sound corny, but it changed my life in music forever! Even later in life, my parents came to appreciate them. By today’s standards, they are even tame!

[@anne-louiseluccarini4530]

They reflected everyday life as we lived it then.

[@tubahuman6433]

The Beatles are the music version of Shakespeare. It doesn’t matter what becomes popular and what becomes outdated, no matter how much society changes, we’ll always love the Beatles

[@slownoman]

Exactly. And to the same degree. 400 years later, no one has approached The Bard. If the earth lasts long enough, no one will top the Beatles in the same period.

[@superdupersanik]

Nah that's more like Beethoven. Mozart, and Chopin

[@misterheroin6574]

@@superdupersanik them too but only time will tell

[@darshanpatel.1782]

@@superdupersanik in classical? yeah! in pop? Nah!

[@williamdonnelly224]

Well said.

[@Thomas-rl9xd]

All the husbands and boyfriends just standing there like- "Yeah..."

[@Lydia-vu1mk]

Paul is mrstealyogirlx1000

[@edgarallanpoe7907]

Its funnier because the men payed the ticket

[@aifricbrennan473]

Lolol totally babe

[@FounderofGoogle]

I'd be jamming out too wtf

[@TheReverantChoir]

*american accent* "They're wearing wigs"

[@rickjohnson831]

What can you say but pure genius. Their voices are incredible and their music was revolutionary. Good Lord it was all just a friggin miracle these 4 guys got together. All these years later and it’s still good. Amazing.

[@icebear1209]

John : Handsome guy Paul : Cute guy George : Good guy Ringo : Funny guy

[@Argeaux2]

George is my favourite Beatle but he was not a good guy by any stretch of the imagination. He cheated constantly on his partners and slept with Ringo's wife.

[@brersam9473]

Argeaux2 *gasp* he wouldn’t!

[@JoeNocella]

@@Argeaux2 I guess George got what he deserved by Eric Clapton stealing his wife.

[@blackstar044]

@@Argeaux2 This is why Ringo is my favorite beatle, completely innocent? I think? ;-;

[@amirasou1738]

I dont agree lol ringo is the cute one , george is the handsome one

[@oldblueshhrchannel1847]

Over 60 years since I saw them February 9, 1964 on the Ed Sullivan show, I’m still watching April 25, 2024

[@harryartinian7982]

Me too!…and they sound just as fresh and amazing as that magical first evening on Ed Sullivan when I was 13 years old! 😃

[@Hockeyfan2017]

@@harryartinian7982very very lucky I wish I was able to see this on tv I wasn’t born yet :(

[@jeilsonabreu5397]

I born in 9/02/1982

[@jmichael91]

⁠@@jeilsonabreu5397youre older than me by 25 years and one day

[@JET7C0]

What amazes me is the woman at 1:26 - she's got to be close to, if not 40, so would be _nearly 100_ if still alive today!

[@jyuke9955]

They were actually playing those instruments live. No lip sync, recording backups or trickery going on. I was 7 and remember that night vividly. The world changed after that show. I cant really describe it, but trust me it did.

[@user-nm1905]

Это после смоки такой пртмитив

[@rabiatugral5907]

Even concerts are not live performances nowadays. Admirable.

[@gp3328]

@@rabiatugral5907 that is assuming that the person is actually the original singer

[@sirvidia]

Very tough conditions as well: no mics on the drums, no monitors, amps miles away off stage

[@fonkamex]

John's mic volume was lower than it should making his singing not louder enough to equal Paul's

[@gdcapra]

I remember watching them that night. They weren’t a regular band….they were very different…..and look what they accomplished

[@cancitpanton3654]

I watch the Yesterday movie. Now I realized a world without The Beatles, is the world that's totally worst.

[@mrfester42]

The word is "worse" not "worst".

[@egosetiawan4676]

same

[@moonlightmelody7703]

Inishiyeyt Ritrit that was such a good movie!!!🖤

[@cannedbread3829]

that movie suuuuucked

[@gallumsgorner6185]

They definitely underplay how important The Beatles are in the film.

[@sirilindin9277]

0:25 Ringo just vibin'

[@lacroyyy5642]

Ringo always seems the happiest, he had the personality

[@muhsinahibrahim943]

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@cutelilly1000vedios]

I don’t blame them for screaming, Paul was so cute back then omg

[@barbaranelson8617]

anilla_md Paul was cute,yes but John was movie star handsome.

[@saeedaaden3088]

@Yammark Cardenas george is gorgeous

[@charlizeocon7707]

Even now

[@emperor.of.west21]

he still cute till now

[@saeedaaden3088]

@@charlizeocon7707 he's dead charlie

[@tadkingsbury9364]

No one like McCartney to put a smile on my face and my foot tapping ........and I loved the young starlets shaking their buns , the cool cat kid rocking on the keyboard ,it simply doesn't get any cooler than this ........ Thanks Sir Paul ,you made my day !

[@curiousnomad]

Saw it live. My dad was making fun of them, laughing and saying “They’ll never last”. I still remind him of that- he’s 93 now. I was 9 then and said “ No no, you’ll see they’ll be around.” It seemed as big as watching a moon landing. It kinda was that big, come to think of it.

[@fleetu1506]

Awesome!

[@Sara-kq8qb]

What does your dad think of the beatles now? When did he come around (if he did)

[@hmph3262]

This put a smile on my face

[@reeceschrock396]

I wonder what his reaction was to the Rubber Soul to Magic Mystery Tour era.

[@bluewaters3100]

@Babaloo Bimbo Both my mom who was the 33 and myself.(12 then) both loved Elvis and The Beatles. Most of the groups then were heavily influenced by Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Buddy Holly when they first started playing.

[@Cettie5360]

I remember that show like it was yesterday. They were great.

[@josho2053]

ok sure

[@Cettie5360]

We old broads aren't senile yet. I remember that first big show they did. I was already in 6th grade.

[@bridgetcatron]

they still are :)

[@idontlikeseeinglongusernam4589]

i remember the show like it was 1 hour ago

[@arielmendozagnogal3023]

Yes, they are great!

[@anniejai988]

1:05 that is precious

[@satriyawibawa_xiiipa1949]

@Winston yeahhh dude😂