The Beatles in the BBC studio (July 14th 1964) Things We Said Today

Blindowl Music Videos goes back to July 14th 1964 when the beatles recorded a few songs for the BBC broadcast "Top of the Pops". Brian Matthews was the host and did the voiceovers. All the photos used in this video were taken on July 14th 1964 at the BBC studio where the Beatles recorded songs for the broadcast. They recorded several songs on this day, presented here is the "B" side to A Hard Day's Night (The British release). If you like this, thanks for looking and SUBSCRIBE.

[@theyrekrnations8990]

Definitely one of Pauls gems

[@VictorySpeedway]

One of my ten favorite Beatles songs. What genius sounds like.

[@straycat7247]

So glad to have grown up at that time! I constantly tell my sons and grandchildren that listening to a new Beatles LP was one of the more surprising and exciting experiences ever.! You never knew what marvel would come out!

[@bobtaylor170]

One of their greatest. The key shift at the beginning of the bridge is sensational.

[@garymiller95]

60 friggin years ago...to me it was yesterday!

[@user-vt1ix6tn8f]

I hope there will be another group in the near future like the Beatles. This song is a great example of the pathos they created. By that I mean There is a quality, as of an experience that arouses feelings of pity, sympathy, tenderness, or sorrow. The Beatles are great.

[@vladmirhoopnagle1170]

You can forget that ever happening, ever. Have you listened to the crap that passes for music today? And it only keeps getting worse. I pity kids today and in future generations who will never experience anything approaching what I did during that time. The 60s produced the best and most inventive rock music ever. And the Beatles started it all.

[@user-vt1ix6tn8f]

@@vladmirhoopnagle1170 Sadly you’re probably right about that. Personally I think the rap genre had a mediocre effect on the music industry. Along with the music companies iron control over the musicians.

[@arthur2308]

@@vladmirhoopnagle1170 Have you ever listened to Radiohead? Gorillaz?Alt-j? i love the Beatles but they are not the only good band in the world and this new generation has amazing musicians and bands, stop being a boomer

[@arthur2308]

@@user-vt1ix6tn8f Just like there's rap that's bad, there's rock, pop and other genres of music that's bad too, just because you don't like rap doesn't mean rap is bad, in the same way that someone might say the Beatles are bad, just because they didn't like their music....Rap ​​is good, touch some grass

[@arthur2308]

@@marccherry7409 If you don't understand Rap, you're dumb, not those who like it, climb a tree

[@bettechic5052]

When this came out...could not get enough of this song!! Paulie's voice is nothing short of "incomparable"!!! Thanks so much for posting this !!! 💞💘💞

[@blindowlvideos5813]

You're welcome Bette. I'm glad you liked this live version.

[@bettechic5052]

@@blindowlvideos5813 fantastic version..💓

[@IsaacAsimov1992]

Yes, great to hear Paul sing this through in its entirety. I was 15 then. Wonderful memories.

[@alfredodistefanolaulhe2212]

So you're 80 years old?

[@ZaphiroAnejo]

Ringo flawless, as always

[@moistmike4150]

Even their B-Sides and most of their album filler tunes were better than their competitors' Top-40 stuff.

[@exmagnolia]

I can't let you call that a filler. To me, that's one of the best tracks on the album.

[@svenfauth]

not a filler. one of their turning points songs, very mature. could have easily fit on Rubber Soul.

[@richardkirkham788]

What an incredible wonderful group they were ! Just sensational😊

[@yes_head]

I was born as this session was happening. :-D

[@IsaacAsimov1992]

Ha. How cool is that !

[@user-ms4wi2ib1h]

UPありがとうございます。もう数十年前にラジオから録音したスタジオライブのテープは今でも持っています。そのビートルズの話題は今でもつきませんね❗

[@fougee1]

Just THe Beatles The best then and still the best EVER!

[@writerpaperback6284]

I get high The Beatles are my drug.

[@lagronovasandra8763]

John, Paul, George, Ringo. PROFESIONÁL The Beatles Fantastick. 🇬🇧🎸🎸🎸🥁🎙🎵🎶🎼💐🌹🌷⚘👍👏🙏🍀❤🧡💛💚💙💜💖💝💋🇨🇿

[@gustavoricci3642]

Wonderful!

[@blindowlvideos5813]

Many thanks!

[@cynthiawhite8868]

Love this THANKS

[@blindowlvideos5813]

you're welcome.

[@Rkw772]

Good song.

[@jerrymammoser9857]

Wow. No shit. Very cool. The Beatles

[@rafaelrubiodiaz]

.........te felicito por subir estos videos , son geniales , .Beatles for the centuries of the centuries ¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡

[@Zoltan-sb2hh]

Csak 7 évvel később születtem,de mégis úgy érzem hogy ott voltam. Nagyon jó lehetett az az időszak ❤

[@mcarp555]

This clears up a mystery - on pg. 47 of Lewisohn's _The Beatles: Recording Sessions_ book, there's a photo of them here at the BBC studio, mistakenly captioned as being in EMI Studio Two. For anyone who's actually been there, it's clear the photo was not from Studio Two. Now I know it's a BBC studio instead. In fact, it's Portland Place, at Langham Street in London (Broadcasting House).

[@Katsem]

This one always gets me.

[@continentalgin]

Great, but I never imagined them so casual, sitting around as in the Let It Be sessions, during these broadcasts. Makes sense though, because it's radio.

[@kentoxymoron6857]

Pity that no films exist of them playing any BBC studio sessions?

[@rstewart3051]

It’s always been a coin toss between this and Let it Be for my favorite Beatles song.

[@Colley1973]

Sounds like Paul is double-tracked at times.

[@papajohnloki]

In concert George provided the second voice

[@edwardcaulfield67]

would this be better than the released version, comes so close i would say

[@gerardsaretsky5630]

Revival and “ Alternative “ music made great Strides from the mid-70s on- THE Jam were phenomenal... Thank God... Music stagnated for many years of boredom... The Flamin Groovies were fantastic!...The Paisley Underground and the bands that spearheaded that movement were great...The Plimsouls, The Rain Parade the Dream Syndicate... were phenomenal...The Australian bands ... The Church, The Hoodoo Gurus... The Stems... were fantastic bands ... all overlooked from a commercial standpoint...they still knock the shit out of anything then and that came after...

[@johnmorgan5495]

Isn't this from one of the various BBC Radio shows the Beatles played on rather than Top of the Pops which was a TV show ?

[@acj2789]

According to the text at the beginning of the video, the title 'Top of the Pops' was also used for a radio programme on the Overseas Service.

[@nandaka621]

とてもクール🆒

[@alejandrorobert6789]

Don't get me wrong, the Beatles were brilliant, but they were also a testament to what could be done with unlimited studio time and great engineers and production people

[@richierichardo209]

I dont know what "unlimited studio time" means, but, when they were recording this to be played for a RADIO SHOW (they could've just played the record) they played it LIVE (playing their instruments and singing simultaneously) Thats a "mic drop" indication of their talent right there. But take 1964 (when this radio recording was done) In 1964, 1965 & 1966, The Beatles released two movies that they acted in, toured the World....TWICE, and wrote and recorded A Hard Days Night, Beatles For Sale, Help!, Rubber Soul, and Revolver. Oh yeah, and they worked in the studio too when they could or had to. Also played on television shows from the countries they were touring in (youtube has many of them) Sheesh! Give them lots of credit will ya?

[@hiataki7]

They were given unlimited studio time due to their demonstrated melodic genius. Throwing 4 random guys into a recording studio for hours on end isn't going to produced brilliant work.

[@Dwightpower88]

They are actually notorious for trying to get albums done as fast as possible

[@LaurelCanyon1969]

You've won the award for stupidest KZbin comment. This recording was done live for radio - not with 'unlimited studio time ', and recorded by whichever engineer the BBC happened to have employed that day.

[@guillerob99]

Supongo que es un chiste. El primer album se grabo en UN día. Es absolutamente todo lo contrario de lo que dices.