The Beatles - Live At The Washington Coliseum 02 11 1964 - 5 songs

[@porico51]

The world will never see another group of musicians explode on the scene like these four talented musicians. Glad I was around to see it 60 years ago.

[@mrdeathgaming1457]

Never? Really?

[@user-oh7iv3ij5x]

The Stones the Bee Gees Oasis so many bands deserve their place at the top not just the Beatles

[@AlexSomething-l9p]

​@@user-oh7iv3ij5xThe Beatles is like first good sex.

[@StuartMatthews-po2on]

​@user-oh7iv3ij5x Except the Beatles did it first! And the three other bands you listed all borrowed heavily from the Beatles. The other bands were great too but would never deny the Beatles' influence upon them.

[@AliMamedov-w4x]

😁😁​@@mrdeathgaming1457

[@NEDERLAM]

No stage monitors, no large sound reinforcement system, no stage lighting or dancers. Just pure talent that changed the music world forever.

[@markwinchester3005]

Well put

[@astraluna6is9]

Thee garage gig of all garage gigs.

[@skim2958]

Bro, there's no way this recording is legit. George is the only one with a mic yet you hear multiple voices singing together. Not to mention, the sound quality of the vid is way beyond technology available at the time.

[@danzel1157]

@@skim2958 Of course I did! There's more than one mic on stage anyway. There are three. Get a grip.

[@skim2958]

@@danzel1157 Do you see anyone singing in to the mic?

[@163pete]

I watched this live in 1964. Boy has the today’s generation missed out on the greatest decade in music history, the 1960s! New songs and new bands every week with the latest and best songs. We were flooded with the best, how fortunate do I feel to have lived through this decade and still to many years of music that I enjoy to this day ❤

[@symbiosisai]

The greatest decade in music was long before 64, imagine watching Beethoven for the first time

[@lecobittencourt7794]

Do you really lived this moment? I think it’s awesome 😊 I wish I was born in England during this time just to see them

[@nannifilippone3567]

😂

[@LeadoffCF]

@@symbiosisai I wonder if the common people ever got a chance to experience Beethoven live. My guess is that they heard his music performed by their town orchestra, or forms of his music by a few local musicians on the street corner.

[@pennytr8er]

Wow.

[@mark-madison]

Pure genius. Superb melody. harmony, lyrics, and a very clean guitar and drums rhythm. These songs will be appreciated in 100 years, like Mozart or Chopin. Thank you for posting this !! Indeed, out of 210 Beatle songs, about 185 are true classics.

[@Dystopoid]

I’m 44 and am so glad to have grown up listening to the Beatles. My dad was obsessed with them and I grew up listening to them. What a privilege!

[@ratantul]

Это не привилегия это сожаление что тебе больше нечего было слушать

[@СергейЗинченко-к1й]

​@@ratantulОдин из немногих адекватных комментариев тут. Спасибо!

[@CarmenToro-lr2gr]

Había grupos mejores,por ejemplo Los Animales con Eric Burdon Oh yeah

[@magdasanchez89]

​@@CarmenToro-lr2grcuestión de gustos

[@robertlagettie4792]

RIP John and George.

[@robertramirez1082]

I just love the rawness of this whole performance. Quick sound check, wobbly drum riser didn't stop a thing! Then all of a sudden BAM! Fab Four music in your face! They were the biggest band ever! RIP John, and George. Beatles music is timeless !

[@winagainstthefeed9213]

You do realise that someone has replaced the original audio…

[@kenwittlief255]

its weird the announcer thought Ringo Starr needed to be introduced .... ?!

[@johnf991]

You saved me saying it! George's voice in the first song is clearly double tracked - a bit of clue as he's the only one singing. A shame we're not being the original audio, but it would probably inaudible.@@winagainstthefeed9213

[@wdoochild]

Fab Four music in your face !! haha ! 😅

[@wdoochild]

@@winagainstthefeed9213 yes, you can clearly hear clasps on "I Saw Her Standing There" for example...

[@fosterbrooks5254]

This was 81 days after President Kennedy was cut down in Dallas. America was still numb. Still in shock. The Beatles came here and helped us to think maybe life could go in with some normalcy. Some fun. Even joy. God bless them for that. They were good sports and regular guys - not one but full of themselves. They were all naturally modest which added to their charm. I was in 2nd grade when JFK was shot. I remember the next 4 days like it was yesterday. I remember the Beatles too. God bless them all.

[@MariaElena51185]

YES! I was 12. Yes we were still mourning and in shock. I see what you’re saying, but sadly I also feel the Beatles, as spectacular as they were, were a cleverly placed distraction by the powers that be. The same ones who murdered our last decent president, JFK. We live on and we remember. How euphoric were the early days of the. Beatles! I could have been at that concert. And how evil was cutting down of our beloved President Kennedy.

[@screenplayhouse4932]

I posted something similar above without knowing you had not only posted as such but lived thru it. I was like 14 days old at this point. When I saw Oliver Stone's JFK, I realized that moment in history was inside me but I didn't know it. I now almost feel like I lived it through it. I'm awe of people like you who did.

[@raccuia1]

@@MariaElena51185 "were a cleverly placed distraction by the powers that be. The same ones who murdered our last decent president, JFK". Can you explain to all of us what you mean by that?

[@liskorea317]

! I feel the same way.

[@robdykes3659]

It,s been well documented that the murder of JFK and the arrival of the Beatles are tied in history, the nation reeling from their youngest president so publicly murdered and the last one exactly a 100 years before that and another beloved president Abraham Lincoln being shot ,the whole country still in mourning needed a massive jolt of happiness and joy to get it going again with songs like l wanna hold your hand, she loves you, can't buy me love, love me do, songs about love and happiness ,also they were exceppable to parents , unlike Elvis in 56 ,dressed in suits Normal hair, wholesome, no sexual overkill, no wonder the god fearing American,s loved them

[@racehemi426425]

This was the Apex of rock and roll music. You cannot fake that excitement

[@bobsmith3217]

The audience reactions are as fun as the music, especially at 5:49.

[@fredsherwood9009]

More than half a century later, never seen anything like it again.

[@lutz-wernerrose-uo3tu]

Ja, ein entzückendes junges Mädchen,wunderhübsch​@@bobsmith3217

[@marekwojtowicz3834]

I am writing from Poland, I am 74 years old. I can't believe that these songs are almost identical on stage to those on the records! The Beatles were perfect in every way. I remember their first songs, I was 13 years old then, and when I see them and listen to them in this clip, I still feel the same way I did then.

[@tato4612]

They're not really singing here

[@РадикИмамутдинов-с9к]

взрослые люди из СССР Как никто помнят великую четверку

[@Wladimir.M.]

​@@РадикИмамутдинов-с9кСТО процентов

[@ScottPeterson-kc9uo]

They were recorded live so what you heard in the studio is what you hear live.. unlike today. Nowadays you go see an artist and you're like "that sounds nothing like the radio" you can make anyone sound good with a thousand computers 😅

[@NoKingFreeRadical]

From TN USA - 74 as well - from Scotland lol me 2 -

[@TheRoyalBavarian]

I was nine years old and living in rural Nebraska and nothing ever hit us like the Beatles. I still feel it.

[@bebarchick1]

M sister lived in D.C. and bought tickets for my sister and me. We were huge fans as everyone our age (7th and 8th Grade) were. It was our first concert and it was crazy. At the end of the concert my sister found out what exit the Beatles were going to take leaving the stadium so we stood near the gate as they exited. Paul saw us and gave a big smile and wave. Hard to forget that night.

[@Raelyn976]

Omgoodness!!! Thanks for sharing a once in a lifetime moment ❤ To see the original JPM smile and wave...I would've fainted lol

[@KJ-vc3sw]

I remember that. I was standing right behind you singing Taylor Swift songs.

[@vinodsagardarbare1187]

so sweet of Paul and the memories…😂

[@dalebridges6916]

How so super cool !

[@bloemiez]

What a wonderfull memory, thnx for sharing that with us! ❤

[@davidboon5906]

As my life comes to an End these times were the Highlights of my life !! So I will not be upset in passing I HAD THE BEST OF TIMES Never to be repeated 😢😢😢

[@marvinc9994]

Don't imagine for ONE minute that the Music stops at 'death': FAR from it. Trust me on this!

[@jayrowe6473]

@@marvinc9994 I view death of the flesh as a transition, or return to the spirit.

[@marvinc9994]

@@jayrowe6473 "return to the spirit" Or rather, going back home - where you can get back (as it were) to _real_ Life, and _real_ Living (and _none_ of that harp-playing-on-clouds nonsense!)😉

[@Cryptogram-Music]

How old are you?

[@DaveedBoowie]

​@@marvinc9994You know this as a fact? So you have proof that the rest if the planet doesn't. Incredible!

[@acharlie49]

I was there with my two sisters and a couple of neighbour kids. I was 14 at the time. Everyone was there for the Beatles but they only came on in the end. I can remember there were many acts before they came on. Maybe as many as 5. I only remember the Righteous Brothers were one of the acts. When the Beatles came on that's when the screaming started. You couldn't hear the Beatles at all. The energy and excitement was unreal. You could feel it in the air. Never felt it since even when we saw the Beatles again in Toronto a few years later after our family moved there. My father worked at the British Embassy and that's how he got the tickets. Neither my mother or father went. The energy in the place was so great that my younger sister started to scream too. That surprised me. Being a bit of a techy at the time, when we left that is when I saw the TV cameras. That surprised me because this was not broadcast live or broadcast any other time that I know of on TV. It was just for recording purposes and this was early videotape days no kinescopes so this was not done that often if at all because of the cost. So we are lucky to have this recording.

[@daviddejesus5376]

Great story. Thank you for sharing.

[@WinTolentino]

Yeah right ,and ,i saw you standing there,,!

[@uncledan2u]

Thanks for the share. Love it. Adds to thrill of watching this clip imagining you guys there. 👍✌️😀

[@charlesgeorge8111]

there, there; there!

[@phillip9468]

Have you seen the film ( before video) of them at the Star Club in Hamburg. Much earlier than this & better quality.

[@jpkaneshida5075]

"The Beatles were not a band, they were a miracle." -David Gilmour

[@rocknroll909]

Lol so was he tbh

[@RobbyFletcher-u9r]

Thank you! That's so true!

[@robertlagettie4792]

I agree I'm from Australia and when the Beatles came here in 1964, I was not allowed to go to there show. My friend went and he said you couldn't hear a thing from all the screaming

[@robertlagettie4792]

I agree. Im from Australia

[@and-168]

So was Pink Floyd I guess

[@kathyp.9507]

Four young lads that shook the world!!! Music, fashion, hairstyle, design, the works. The Beatles will never, ever be surpassed, 100 years will go by and they will never, ever be forgotten. Their music will still be playing. Oh, yeah, when I was a kid I saw The Beatles TWICE IN PERSON when they came to Chicago. One concert was at the International Amphitheater and one at Comiskey Park. Wouldn't have missed it for the world. Great, Great memories. The BEST EVER!!!! 🌟LONG LIVE THE BEATLES🌟 PEACE AND LOVE✌☮❤

[@terryhorne2582]

Alright girl, as John would say😊, thanks for the compliment for 4 of my fellow scousers, we are still very proud of them to this day, I'm only 10 minutes away from John's old house on Menlove Avenue & Strawberry fields, 25 minutes from Mathew St by car, so I'm pretty lucky I suppose, I'm 68 now & just missed out on their heyday, but my sister used to go & watch the lads in the Cavern in 61/62, I was brought up listening to her play their records on her attache case record player, she married a Yank & moved to Anne Arbour, Michigan in 72, now 79 she still turns into a teenager when any of their songs are played, sadly she has lost her scouse accent, but no wonder eh.?. So from Liverpool, I wish you all the best darlin.

[@RelaxoDrive]

And the Koreans are still emulating them till this day

[@davidmartin4683]

Blessed

[@danibaliani9426]

Boy, do I wish I were you !! (I was born in 1965)--but I have decided that I am adding a new "Thanksgiving blessing" on TG day ! " I am thankful that I was on this planet at (roughly) the same time as the Beatles !

[@yutehube4468]

Led Zeppelin surpasses them. They are the best band of all time.

[@erwildersr]

Those multiple trips to Hamburg playing 8 hours a night, every night for months was the ultimate incubation period for them aside from the fact that they were good musicians and great singers. There is no substitute for playing live!

[@largervoid1708]

Very good point.... historians agree it was the Hamburg stage that form them as a great band....

[@richardbrowning8221]

Spent every cent I made on Beatle merchandise at 15 yrs of age. Never ... Ever regretted it! Never been anyone like them. Feel fortunate to have had them in my life for over 60 yrs. Proud in fact to have been lucky enough!

[@gregbors8364]

Ich bin eine Hamburger 🍔

[@leandrofilierle6603]

Words cannot explain the magical of these days 'cause everything that was being done was innovative.

[@BrightSeaStar]

Hard for those not yet born to understand how revolutionary it was.

[@SlickBlackCadillac]

​@@BrightSeaStar But they can certainly appreciate how good it is

[@BrightSeaStar]

Sure hope so !🤗@@SlickBlackCadillac

[@cdog9559]

it's still in me when i watch these clips...it takes a min or 2 and WHAM Beatlemania vibe.

[@garyjohnstone6422]

@@BrightSeaStar and the variety

[@songwriterfortruth4601]

They helped me get through open heart surgery when I was 10 years old. I will always be a Beatles Fan Until The Day ❤ I die ❤❤❤

[@karencrisologo2321]

Really? HOW

[@АртемПрихно-ъ5г]

I am from Ukraine, my father in 1985 open the world which name was Beatles...and its a wonderful world.

[@АртемПрихно-ъ5г]

Я вам завидую

[@JacquelineFox-xo6jn]

Shake it a baby now 🎉🎉❤❤😂😂😂

[@АндрейБелов-д3д]

Ну штук 7-8 песен нормальных а остальные просто дешёвое говно.

[@llindoenbrs]

60 years ago,still greatest band

[@blessingjohnchelliah4317]

86 year-old Sri Lankan American watching from Syracuse, NY. Nostalgic memories of music I grew up with back in the 60s in Sri Lanka.

[@naliniweeraman1017]

I’m Srilankan Australian.I was 14 in 1964.Watching from Melbourne.Thanks for this post.

[@blessingjohnchelliah4317]

@@naliniweeraman1017 I was 26 in 1964 . We visited Sri Lanka in 2019 on a 9 day tour with 14 Australians just before Covid-19. We had friends in Kollupitiya who were also Beatles fans. Colombo has changed so much and we would love to visit again. Since retiring in 2012, we have travelled to 12 countries, except Australia. We may do a cruise with Viking in 2026. It starts at Sydney, then Melbourne,Tasmania followed by many stops in NZ. 😊

[@bobwallace9814]

These spectators witnessed history, the biggest band ever. They changed everything.

[@ip0ezguk876]

of course they did. this is a real boyband, not only the dancing singers with plastic surgery.

[@sjnmhn]

People are so into entertainment that one president died an untimely death barely 78 days ago and girls go crazy for fun!!😢😢

[@aaaht3810]

Can't argue with that.

[@cdog9559]

@@aaaht3810 6:11 point says it all ! I still believe the first concert i saw was Feb 9, 1964 (Sunday).....in front of the T.V. Amazing times.

[@anabukis.9528]

TRS ❤🎉😊

[@finscall1068]

After hundreds and hundreds of gigs doesn’t matter what conditions you play under . Just plug in and rock . Such seasoned pros at such a young age . Only one band that were the Beatles.

[@mikewa2]

Their fame may never be equalled! They were popular with every generation. The Boys also lived upto expectation. Such an amazing time.

[@rickcunningham5581]

The 16 year old kids of today can't comprehend just how quickly the Beatles changed the music world in almost an instant!

[@loriholloway5866]

There was no large scale music industry prior to them. It had to be created on the fly!!

[@brahilly]

There was a "large scale" industry for at least 10 years with vinly records, television and transistors. The publics access to music was, at that timwe, widespread.

[@ДмитрийБельский-с8ц]

@@loriholloway5866 Действительно интересная тема. Сами прошли сквозь это.Эйфория и Искренний восторг Молодости,конечно Мы были совершенно другими .Испытывали дефицит информации ,воспитание другое и так далее. Лишний раз убеждаемся в Абсолютных Постулатах Великих Мудрецов :В одну воду не войти дважды -Гераклит

[@ekspatriat]

@@brahilly And the Beatles blew it all away....simples

[@cw311s]

I think they get viral.

[@richardbrowning8221]

Lennon told a reporter that in Hamburg the owner gave them a dressing room, when he opened the door there were four large nails in the wall to hold their coats. Greatest group ever, I had the privilege of growing up with them and wouldn't trade that experience for anything. The Fab Four was not an understatement!

[@DeniseLopez-gt9wg]

Paul said the mop hair came from a visit to Germany where alot of guys had that hairdo so the Beatles started wearing their hair that way

[@TomC.156]

Their best US concert. Incredible performance. They were still enthusiastic about it all and giving their all. Ringo was drumming like crazy!!

[@hiddenhotsprings]

yea but the music is over dubed, Go look at the original

[@JohnHeiman]

True. Closely thereafter they realized the audiences couldn't hear them and gave up on the live thing.

[@judgementravi480]

Let the songs but very important their arrangements before started song😄

[@greg-warsaw4708]

@@hiddenhotsprings Mid-way through the first verse I began to doubt whether what I hear is live recording. Soon after I was pretty sure the image and the sound come from different sources. This reduces the thing to just some documentary footage I'd rather watch without the sound, unless original and true. Because it feels so artificial.

[@georgecorbett3727]

Utube is a Beatle fanatic’s dream come true. I was in a little nowhere land when the Beatles burst into my living room via The Ed Sullivan Show. I heard about concerts they gave all over the world. Now o can actually see a tape of them playing all over the world. Thanks UTube.

[@DwainDwight]

the effect on culture these guys had is not be underestimated. incredible times.

[@charmcrackermusic4250]

We’re Lucky born in this time to witness it. Even going out and seeing the band Fab Four unleashed it all over again I mean you go wow so many songs in a short period of time is unbelievable one right after another

[@nancyhenderson1244]

@@charmcrackermusic4250 They clearly loved what they were doing. They wrote 188 songs and sang 25 covers. Simpler times. Loved growing up in the 60's and 70's. I was 10 in 1964 and just discovered the Beatles.

[@michaelcraig9449]

@@nancyhenderson1244 So how many songs total, did they record?

[@nancyhenderson1244]

@@michaelcraig9449 229

[@123bentbrent]

@@michaelcraig9449 Let Google be your friend.

[@Шишок-д1у]

Эти ребята просто жили своей музыкой ! Сейчас такого почти нет! Любимая группа!

[@MrElderzz]

Ага. Из гаража прямиком к королеве на приём. Когда зажигаются звёзды, значит это кому-нибудь нужно.

[@strangenoise-mt2zf]

​@@MrElderzzтолько так и бывает, если по-настоящему.

[@wodzimierzpagowski6461]

Bez The Beatles nie było prywatki. To były czasy.🎉❤

[@nayto1669]

2:16 Roll Over Beethoven 4:45 From Me To You 7:30 I Saw Her Standing There 10:50 This Boy 13:44 All My Loving

[@miarigney4099]

Thank you

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

Yeah we know..

[@iraklitskhvaradze9088]

Thanks for secret info.

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

@@iraklitskhvaradze9088 Yeah we definitely wouldn't of known otherwise..

[@johnnyhmash]

Thanks,i was wondering how long and it what order they were.

[@theredeemer3780]

This sensational band absolutely changed the world in many ways. God bless them all.

[@musicpages]

Insane that they had to walk through the crowd to get in and out. They were completely surrounded. And they had to move their own equipment around (with Mal's help, of course), including Ringo's rickety drum riser! Insane.

[@ATINKERER]

The look on the faces of those in the audience is that of sheer joy. The Beatles came on the scene after JFK was killed, and the joy the Beatles brought to America helped heal the nation.

[@cocoaorange1]

I bet some grandma is saying to her grandkids, that was me!

[@orion8917]

Да какая у вас там "нация"?😮😮😮😅😅😅)

[@no99mnecfw]

Thank you for your input.

[@reginaldsardinha4399]

What a smile, filled with joy on the young girl's face watching her favourite group The Beatles.Assuming she was 14 or 15 at the time she would now be around 74 or 75. How nice it would be to know of her whereabouts today

[@carlreed6186]

Watching this video

[@bensonlee7456]

One instance in which I wish time stood still. These four guys graced so many with fond memories. Thank you.

[@davidpearlactorteacherbizman]

Wow George about to turn 21 and opens the show full of confidence like an old hand..This is epic

[@kenwittlief255]

by this time George John and Paul had been playing together for over five years

[@oppothumbs1]

like a slow hand.

[@KittyGrizGriz]

I love George!!! ❤❤❤😂

[@KevinRobben-c7g]

John and Paul. George could sing and write to match. The other two should have realized it.

[@james-le2rs]

Imagine these guys with a fantastic really loud sound system like today shows.....head rush city.😀

[@braineffect80]

Basically, they gave the best they could in this concert, I remind you that because it was live there were problems with the guitars, the sound, the microphones like the case of George etc etc but, The Beatles will always be The Beatles 👍👍👍

[@billwong7420]

Lives was a lot simpler in the 1962. Though President Kennedy was assassinated. Who who know war in Vietnam started in two years later. Thoughts of young men will drafted and died because LBJ foolishly concerned the domino effect of communist to take over Asia.

[@williamcaspers7087]

Fantastic...my wife of 45 years the only person I've ever know to have seen the Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl..August 23, 1964

[@mmnsac7712]

I am 40, and grew up listening to the Beatles because my parents loved them. I loved them, but to me they were “the oldies.” John Lennon was assassinated before I was born; it all felt so long ago. As I’ve grown up I’ve realized it wasn’t that long ago, at all. I recently saw the Fab 4 cover band, and felt absolutely transformed - like i was there in the 60s! These musicians were magic; you’d have to be to be the cover band for the best musicians of all time. Anyway, they brought this band back to life, & I’ve been rediscovering them, their musical genius and personal stories ever since, and I just can’t get enough. Great music will always make new fans years and years and years into the future!

[@RogerPeet]

and 18 months later, I saw The Beatles, live ! (there isn't many of us left) Aug 1965 Portland OR It was in the middle of Beatlemania, and it was my 9th Birthday ! The girls were screaming and crying, at the same time. It was the best place to be, on the Planet.

[@danielkokal8819]

saw them that year at the Pittsburgh airport when they flew in. what a mob scene. right out of Hard Day's Night. I was 6 yrs old.

[@sharynearl2967]

I was at the ‘65 concert in Portland as well, along with three of my friends. We were so excited and screamed pretty loudly. It was GREAT being there.

[@sjnmhn]

People are so into entertainment that one president died an untimely death barely 78 days ago and girls go crazy for fun!!😢😢

[@SharleenHavens]

I've been watching some Beatles concert videos recently, reminiscing about my youth (76 yo now). Watching the screaming girls in the audience, realizing they're 75-80 years old now...wondering how they feel about their teenage hysteria!

[@eleanor5117]

I’m 72 now. I wonder the same thing.

[@6269Sixtiesrule]

We thought we were witnessing History - which we were!!!❤️

[@uncledan2u]

Long healthy life.

[@arneashbee7514]

I’m 72 and saw them in Bournemouth. Listening now and realising again how great they were live! Same- 5 acts, Righteous Brothers top.

[@ron88303]

They probably wish they could go back there.

[@jimmybrown3263]

These guys are just as popular today as they were back then. Their music is just great across so many generations and will continue to be this way. So sad that John was murdered so young and they never had a chance to get back together. George was so talented not just in his playing but his voice was really special. Ringo is still crazy as he was and he always flashes his peace sign to show love to everyone. A great big thank you to four very special guys.

[@user-sk5hm9rt9p]

I agree with you 1000 percent ❤😅😊 Also they are as popular today as they were then🎉 ❤😅

[@marekg4603]

Może tak chciał los bo po latach nie byłoby to samo.

[@АндрейОстроумов-ф7н]

Насколько мне известно, именно уникальным был голос Джона, хотя мне больше у Пола нравилась манера петь - как то это было задорно, искренно и даже где-то наивно.

[@stevebenton9193]

The fact that about 60% of the worlds population were teenagers when the Beatles hit the scene made it all the more magical.

[@davidwright873]

Thanks to the wars....

[@bentownsend4017]

surely not - that seems impossible to me

[@pirateshare1219]

and now how much? like 20% 30%?

[@Rem389]

Я рос в Советском Союзе, мы с друзьями хорошо знали и любили их песни , слушали их, несмотря на "железный занавес" 😁 , танцевали под них ... занимались любовью под их музыку 😃 ... Они - единственные и неповторимые 🤩

[@ВасилийГаньшин-о8ф]

Аналогично... Первый ☝раз услышал Girl🤩народную аглицкую 😂песнь на Музыкальном калейдоскопе, где-то в 5 классе и пропал❤!!! Потом практика: ловить по радиоприёмнику вражеский😢Голос Америки и заполнять знаниями о Битлз мятежную душу😂. Сейчас 66 и я конкретный Битломан- люблююю изучать все бутлеги 👍. И концерт в Стоу школе- вишенка на 🍰пироге по имени Битлз!!! Не знаю, как там , 7 чудес света, но 👉это: Чудо Битлз N1😊. Верно? 😂

[@ОлегСапрыкин-р7у]

И я рос. Но эта группа меня не впечатляла. Хуета

[@Solipse123]

@@ОлегСапрыкин-р7у поздние битлы с их психоделическими альбомами, конечно, на порядок круче, а это - рядовой рок-н-ролл, ничего выдающегося.

[@mariadelourdessanchezarmas9513]

Yo también tengo 66 años y amo a los Beatles, saludos desde México​😅@@ВасилийГаньшин-о8ф

[@ОлегСапрыкин-р7у]

@@Solipse123 аналогично

[@carolecochrane8173]

I have just come across this, it makes me very emotional, my late mam and I used to sing I could not dance with another my mam used to play her Beatles LP when I was a little girl in the early 1970's. 🤗

[@michaelgale6829]

The ability to of these guys to perform with such great harmony in their live shows is sheer brilliant! To sound the same as in a recording studio is a testament to their talent . They ooze PERFECTION and just full of ENERGY. These lads were only 19-23 , still so so young but they overtook the world! What a fabulous era to grow up listening to to them . THEY ARE THE GREATEST EVER BAND IN THE WORLD!

[@KOERTVANDRIEL]

what you hear are the studio recordings - you didn't read the publishing comments obviously

[@michaelgale6829]

@@KOERTVANDRIEL- “didn’t read …..obviously “?? Well how wrong you are! Are u jealous my comment got a few likes?? Yes someone messed around with the recording using the studio recording but I was making the most obvious comment that they were able to to sing almost as good as their recordings. OBVIOUSLY, that depended on the type of place they were performing in, the crowd, the instrument feedback compared to what artists have these days. I’ll give u a tip, don’t ASSUME OBVIOUSLY about what I did or didn’t read, keep your smart arse sarcasm to yourself

[@marinahansen5964]

That’s how I love to see them. Live on the stage, the 4 of them, when things were still so good.

[@dudanunesbleff]

20ish year old, still cheeky and full of life. They were amazing

[@neilbaston7593]

I am 72 so grew up in this era. Saw Paul McCartney perform in Melbourne Australia last year. What a treat. Try & catch him sometime (Soon). Still knows how to knock it out. A living legend.

[@skyway.-pom8sh977]

the way she smile on the thumbnail, she has the best moments of her life watching the band performed infront of her. thus, shes so beautiful aint lie.

[@drc1989]

When you look back at it, it was garage band technology in a huge venue. How they did it will be discussed for centuries. Just incredible to this day! 🎶🎶🎶✌️😁❤️🎶🎶🎶

[@kingpetra6886]

Speakers and amplifiers got big in a hurry. The industry didn't realize, until the Beatles played large venues, that big sound required big sound. The Cream didn't have the same problems. They came shortly after the Beatles.

[@Steve-tc2pi]

They were just a Cavern bar band/garage band right before this. Wierd; it must have been Wierd for them.

[@tombryan1]

@@kingpetra6886 This has been enhanced, maybe overdubbed, you can hear the echos at certain times.

[@kingpetra6886]

@@tombryan1 Perhaps. The last "in the round concert' was done by Blind Faith and most considered that a disaster concert wise and band wise. Other than CSNY, thesupergroup idea was abandoned by the industry. Lots of people showed up but the group never really jelled. By this time Woodstock would take place and the art of speaker sound was up to the task.

[@kenwittlief255]

no, the garage bands, including the early Beatles, would use whatever amps and instruments they could get their hands on, cobble together, or build themselves for a while Paul used a bass speaker cabinet another guitarist was building and selling to friends, it looked like a coffin. Amps back then were putting out 15 to 20 watts. When the Beatles first went into the studio to record, they brought all their own equipment, and were quickly told your amps hum and buzz and sound like crap - they used the studios amps for recording Brian Epstein quickly made a deal with VOX to get the best amps they made, for concerts and studio recording (including this one). Vox worked fast to design and build 50W, then 100W, then 200W amps specifically for the Beatles. The thing that is odd now is, each of them played thru ONE amp. To get more output it never occurred to anyone to line up 2, or 4 or 8 amps for each musician, and build a "stack". That didnt happen until the Beatles last tour!

[@hansjurgen3335]

😢The best group in the world ever!!!

[@aleksandrfrolov9962]

Говно

[@Сергей-я9з]

Чушь! Лучшая-,, Воскресенье,, ! ❤, Россия!

[@edga7999]

Да ваще насрать на этих битлов и на эту долбаную чокнутую публику 😄

[@Arkadiy..]

​@@Сергей-я9зСССР !

[@Сергей-я9з]

@Arkadiy.. СССР Сталина, Россия- Грозного!

[@6269Sixtiesrule]

Man!!! How great do John, Paul and George sound harmonizing together on “This Boy”?!? Epic❤️

[@kenwittlief255]

studio recording was overdubbed on the video

[@JColas1]

oh, how sad...

[@dks13827]

This Boy.....................it was great

[@hudsonwilde5930]

@@kenwittlief255 indeed, not a live sound. They could have done a better job fading the voices when they turned their heads away from the mike.

[@WhateverItIsWhatItIs2024]

I think it's a testament that we love the music we understand the music and we're not stupidly offended by the music. The Beatles still aren't cancelled. And if they ever are. Then that is a world I don't want to live in.

[@marshamariner7897]

If yhe idiots 3day even TRY AND SUGGEST .. CANCELLING....the Beatles...GOOD FING LUCK....THERES 2 MANY OF US 4 U DIMPS 2 HANDLE✌️✌️✌️

[@jackzaccardi1896]

You'll never hear anything better than this

[@MaxWeberPlatz]

I think they came out of space,no one ever heard music like this before!But what's more important is the cultural revolution they started;world would never be the same again. ❤❤❤❤

[@moeb4348]

When the whole band lights, the magic happens. George just got over a soar throat, he still delivers an excellent vocal.

[@Vito_Tuxedo]

@moeb4348 - Every bit of the music track in this video is from studio recordings, dubbed onto the video, which has been masterfully edited to (in most cases) be in sync with the audio. It's great editing work, but the audio bears no resemblance whatsover to the actual sound of the live performance. The amps weren't even mic'd, yet somehow you can hear the guitars, and relatively little screaming while they're playing. Don't get me wrong; The Beatles were consummate professionals, who performed admirably under conditions that most performers today wouldn't tolerate. Their shows weren't about the audience hearing the music; rather, they were about the promoters raking in mountains of cash. Truth be told, I don't think most of the audience cared. The important thing (to them) was that *_they got to see The Beatles perform._* But if you think this concert sounded even remotely like the audio track dubbed onto this video, nope...not even close.

[@michaelgatton907]

@@Vito_Tuxedo True except the guitar break in "I saw her standing there" when suddenly for some reason the audio switches to the live track and they are tuned a half step lower, probably because back then there were no tuner devices to plug into; they just made sure they were in tune with each other, no matter if the pitch was off.

[@michaelbruns449]

Will never happen again, many thanx to the very few intrepid geniuses who invented the so amazing motion picture/sound camera around one hundred and thirty years ago.

[@braveman3991]

After thousands of listenings I still wonder: how many musical styles did they invent just in "I saw her standing there"? And it was just 1963...by the way, WONDERFUL live version! Unbeatable, best band EVER by far.

[@Nusalor74]

🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤

[@azloii9781]

We’ll really they stole everything and turned in into their own. You gotta be pretty damn creative to get away with it like them

[@gastonbatuco2391]

They change the world, the biggest band in the world. THE BEATLES FOREVER❤❤❤❤❤

[@НиколайТитовец-г5б]

😅😅

[@susannebass1883]

I was eleven years old when this was all going on and I loved every second of it ❤

[@edwardliquorish8540]

I was 6 years old in '64 and heard it on a transistor radio, set on the refrigerator in the kitchen. Shared house of 2 families. My family was 2 adults and 6 children. Arrived in Australia from England,. 2 taxi's from Essendon Airport to Chelsea. All My Loving helped me through a lot of stages in my life. Love and understanding.

[@Richard2003]

Me too.

[@bahiras]

So was I!

[@johnburns1902]

I was ten . Same with me and everyone else I knew.

[@matrox]

I was in 2nd grade in 64. I went to see a Hard Days Night in 65' at the theater. Still have the Album.

[@LeadoffCF]

So raw, live, with that bass driving the beat. Utterly fantastic and exciting. Retuning their guitars and adjusting the microphones. With polished harmony. Saw them live once. The audience could never take its eyes off them. Most exciting act EVER.

[@jarrylwirth672]

I love the Beatles and they were exciting live. Sadly this video is fake - the audio is mainly the original studio recordings overdubbed with a bit of live sound. E.g. at 10:50 you can hear acoustic guitar at the start of This Boy, and if you watch closely, the perfect 3-part harmonies continue when the boys are not on the mic. 😢

[@LeadoffCF]

@@jarrylwirth672 Ah, interesting thoughts. Very observant. You may be right.

[@LeadoffCF]

@@jarrylwirth672Yes, you’re right. The sounds are the exact sounds of the original records as we all know them to be. But how is it that the video corresponds nearly perfectly to those sounds?

[@Mister8224]

If you saw this footage as it was performed, it would still be impressive, but the equipment was sadly inadequate, & technology added studio vocals & sounds.

[@anne-louiseluccarini4530]

@@jarrylwirth672 Yes, but not very fake, and it's the closest we'll ever get to the real thing. Lucky to have it.

[@MrShenyang1234]

The Beatles were extremely talented & best of all, They Had Class!

[@AndrewSainsbury]

The most incredible feature about the Beatles in this performance is the casualness about it! No big egos, like Canada's N.H.L. hockey players there's humility gratitude and a spattering of diplomacy.

[@bnk48analyzer82]

22 July 2024 I smile all the time while watching this. 😊 The Beatles just made my day.

[@alanoliver5762]

yeah, somebody tried to make it better. the fact is the actual live recording is fantastic and it shows that they really could play

[@arielverosto3245]

Yeah! In "I saw her standing there" there's a trying of "Let's put something a little bit more 'studio work!''" Dontcha'?

[@KellysClassics]

Thank you...couldnt agree more.👍🇨🇦

[@christopherpardell4418]

These concerts were famous for the band not even being able to hear themselves play for the screaming of the crowds.

[@alanoliver5762]

The band on the stage could hear themselves because they were in the middle of where the sound originates. You would know this if you’ve ever played in a band. It’s the audience who had trouble hearing because they were in the middle of a screaming crowd.

[@christopherpardell4418]

@@alanoliver5762 You obviously never played in a band. Modern bands have speakers mounted facing AT them that are playing out of phase to the sound from the sound system, because the sound system has a delay from their actual playing. The purpose of those speakers is to cancel out the delay from the amplified music and the reverb from the setting so the band CAN hear themselves, and NOT the sound coming out of the speakers. In this and other footage from these concerts you can see the band does NOT have such a system. And as a result. Had a hard time hearing the sound they were making since the sound coming out of the loudspeakers was slightly delays. THAT is why Ringo is beating the living hell out of those drums, so the rest of the guys could tell the ACTUAL downbeat from the amplified downbeat.

[@ronagoodwell2709]

When the Beatles arrived on the scene it was like the planet flipped out of its orbit, and jumped to a new sun. Absolutely everything was different. I was 14 years old and I was ready for it. What a wild ride it's been. And the Beatles are now half gone ....

[@MarkCammack-comatose]

Life forever changed when they came around

[@blanton1624]

I don't see how you could have done a better job on this project. As far as I'm concerned, this is an excellent job done on a difficult task. Thank You!

[@strutherhill]

The greatest band in history, and they start by shifting furniture around, identifying the only functioning mic...Can we imagine Taylor Swift pitching in like this? And then some spotty Herbert decides to flash a bright light in their faces during 'This Boy'.

[@jaddison1112]

Oh the wonderful early Beatles. I was 13 when this concert happened. I saw them on The Ed Sullivan TV show 2 or 3 times around this time. So great to see this performance from their first American Tour. Such a fresh and new sound they brought into our lives back then.

[@rosalugo5723]

This is a good concert, John sooo funnyyy like always, making people laugh I’m sure. Never a dull moment with John and the Beatles. Rest in peace John thank you for your music and thank you for Julian and Sean who also make beautiful music .

[@rosalugo5723]

Thank you for your like.

[@Gregory98]

Not much electronics, the wobbly drums set, no semi-naked dancers, and THIS music. Amazing.

[@boknows3841]

The only reason why they quit touring was because the technology of the time was not up to par with a big concert. Elvis, Johnny Cash, Buddy Holly would play a concert for maybe 500 people and Les Paul didn't forsee the need for 200 watt four channel amplifier, mixer boards and loud speakers. These people were playing quality music, not much more than what they played when they practiced. Had they had a better manager and someone to keep them out of trouble and not be so strickt , they could have went another 5 more years. But all they were allowed to associate with was prostitute and homosexuals because this was bubble gum music and you could not risk them getting some 13 years old girl pregnant. By 1968 they were being exploited and paid mostly in drugs and alcohol. And they got tired of having no life and their heads got so big that they thought they were gods.

[@Dystopoid]

This is what raw talent looks and sounds like. It’s all satanic ritual performances these days

[@anne-louiseluccarini4530]

And it was "I wanna hold your hand". They changed the music, the moral slide came with "Let's spend the night together" a year or two later, and it wasn't the Beatles. Sergeant Pepper was the greatest album ever, and it was all about everyday life. Full of compassion, full of humour. "And the fireman rushes in....from the pouring rain! (Very strange!)"

[@edwardliquorish8540]

The Beatles had a great over hanging microphone that night. Great mix of live and studio performance. All My Loving is the first song I remember when I came to Australia in 1964.

[@jimduff1499]

😊

[@davidviton1065]

Four Lads from Liverpool had no idea how they would affect history

[@brucewalters8635]

I was 10 and I loved them from the time I was 8 in 62. I'm 70 and still haven't seen nor heard any better since they went their own ways to pursue solo careers in 1970.

[@theyrekrnations8990]

Often overlooked is the cleverness of their presentation that to this day still makes them distinct . Little things like an interesting stage presence of two singers sharing a microphone

[@oldiesgeek454]

Poor George, his mic wasn't working and his voice wasn't coming through, so he had to walk over and use the other mic. 😊

[@theyrekrnations8990]

@@oldiesgeek454 do you think that that is how it started? by accident and then it caught on? Lol. it's possible

[@oldiesgeek454]

@@theyrekrnations8990 That hadn't crossed my mind, but I suppose it's possible. 😊

[@forhim370]

I saw them in 1964, Seattle at the coliseum. I'm 72.

[@oldiesgeek454]

@@forhim370 Was George's mic working correctly that night? 😉

[@justajo2]

How cool they started with a Chuck Barry classic. Wow!

[@rcpmac]

George even did a bit of the walk!

[@matrox]

The Washington Colliseum was built in 1931 was originally an Ice skating rink. Then began using it to host various events. In the mid 60s we went there to see the Ringling Bro. Barnum and Baily circus. In the 70s we went their for the World of Wheels car shows they had every year. That place is abandoned now and has been for years. Sits right next to RFK stadium which used to be called DC Stadium before they killed Robert Kennedy, it was home of the Wash Redskins and Wash. Senators Baseball team. Both places are empty now. Before DC stadium was built the Senators and Redskins played at Griffith park, thats all demolished and Howard U. Hospital now takes up that space.

[@joethompson-tv1ss]

I have my mint Beatles tickets from 1966 and mint Stones tickets from a month later. I am 76 now and still love The Beatles. It was a magic time in America!!

[@miryycortes8191]

También los amé mucho...tengo 74....ahora el gran amor de mi vida es JESÚS❤❤❤❤

[@j.g.8494]

If you ever wondered what Beatlemania was like, this video shows what it was like. It captures the dynamism and excitement of the Swinging Sixties!

[@victorblock3421]

No session musicians needed for the Beatles. Timeless

[@texaswunderkind]

After 1966 the whole band was session musicians. They stopped touring for the last five years they were together.

[@matthewmorris754]

Still them playing an singing tho isn’t it Clapton an Preston where session musicians for the Beatles Ya know an outsider coming in to play parts 😅

[@victorblock3421]

@@matthewmorris754 I didn't see "Clapton an Preston" playing here.🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪

[@Steve-tc2pi]

Really good vocals. They blended together so well. They were never the same apart, in my opinion.

[@silasmarner7586]

How is George doubletracked during his singing ? Nuh uh. Ix-nay on at-thay.

[@meyou-dv8ns]

This is fake, it is studio. not live. lol

[@grahammcbean6362]

Nah couldn't be. Guitar mistakes, sound mistakes@@meyou-dv8ns

[@magicanimalfish1029]

@@grahammcbean6362 A deaf person could hear that this is the recorded versions badly dubbed over the live video 😂🤣

[@harmoniabalanza]

it was almost a horrible painful feeling to adore performers as we did the Beatles. We were just little girls. Mildly not healthy, now that I look back on it. But still makes me smile...

[@anne-louiseluccarini4530]

Just mildly not health...the Rolling Stones then rolled in and pushed us a step further. I was a 23-year-old in London. I know.

[@gregorymiller2977]

Ringo was an amazingly awesome drummer. His stamina and appeal as a percussionist was incredible, and it shows in every performance.

[@garyjohnstone6422]

much better than many realise

[@reginaldnand2235]

The thumbnail picture you have reminded me of a girl I had a crush on back in grade 1, over 40 yrs ago. Thanks

[@samlewis7878]

Incredible ! These guys were actually talented musicians !

[@samlewis7878]

Immensely.

[@bellysize]

No kidding. So tight. And great stage presence. I love the bows at the end of each song. Wonderful.

[@user-sk5hm9rt9p]

❤😅 Oh yeah and handsome talented guitar players and Ringo Jams those dtums

[@gnp253]

Water is wet.

[@leon723]

The Beatles were their own roadies early in Beatlemania. Amazing!

[@50scap3]

Sorry-never. Mal Evans was their roadie way before Beatlemania hit. Check out Ken Womack(?)’s new book Living the Beatles Legend.

[@seltaeb3302]

Correct, Mal was the Goffer, but in the early days before Epstein, they would have done their own gear.

[@davidkemery7216]

At this point the Beatles had two Roadies Neil aspinal and Mel Evans. This is 1964 back then it wasn't like it is now there wasn't much equipment just their instruments and the amplifiers most cumbersome was Ringo's drums it's a little different now Paul McCartney when he's in the United States travels with 12 big rig tractor trailers

[@MiTmite9]

Too funny. As I was watching them get set up ----- I had THE SAME EXACT THOUGHT: "The Beatles were their own roadies." Love it.

[@softrock1999]

Music acts like a magic key, to which the most tightly closed heart opens.💕

[@АндрейКозин-р2у]

Никакого шоу -бизнеса,есть парни играющие Правду жизни ❤

[@pmasmuth]

There has never been, nor ever will be anything like The Beatles !!!

[@paulvon2378]

I was at this gig. Far out. brings back memories.

[@BirchwoodBums]

With all the excitement- the cameraman still found that cutie at 5:50...

[@sunilmisra1]

Amazing, how lucky are you? I wish I had seen them live. I was 9 when they split.

[@alfredobriceno-ie2ew]

Te envidio!!, haz tenido suerte el estar ahí y compartir tu experiencia.

[@cuthbertjolly4859]

Groovy.

[@paulvon2378]

@@cuthbertjolly4859 it was groovy to say the least.

[@Kurkuma10]

Piękne czasy młodości ...*To były również moje młode lata ...*Jaka szkoda, że ich drogi się rozeszły...*To były zbyt wielkie indywidualności...*Ciekawe, że widownię w czasie tego koncertu stanowiła, głównie nastoletnia młodzież*Dziękuję za udostepnienie

[@ikesters6697]

Oh My GOD Ringo is on absolute fire here 🔥

[@robdykes3659]

Ringo always looked like he was going to give is neck a bad turn, throwing it around all the time lol

[@HopeIanHope]

Fantastic drumming

[@jpr1845]

Yes He's an AWWWSEME Drummer. I met him when I was working at an Outdoor Concert Theater Outside Chicago while staying with my Mom during my College summer breaks, '91 Hisvall star band was playing & we escorted him & Joe Walsh & their wives out of tge Theater grounds by following us in the Van. He was Soooo Cool & Fuuuuny & of Course I told him that I'm a Beatles Junkie & he laughed. That was a Huge Thrill for Me🎶🎵🩵💙👏✌️😁

[@cgillit]

His playing style was so mesmerizing live on these early songs. That groove is locked in a vice grip, and you can see the inspiration on future greats like Gadd. I swear so much of the Ringo disrespect, aside from the fact that he was just a poor kid who knew he hit the lottery and didn't take himself so seriously, is they stopped playing live.

[@petegregory517]

He said he couldn't hear a thing but his timing is so impeccable he didn't miss a beat.

[@akxeman]

I first saw film of this concert in 1974. First exposure to a Beatles live performance. Among many other things, I was blown away they had to essentially be their own roadies!

[@ratulislam9284]

I am From Bangladesh🇧🇩 Unbelievable perform this band. 60 years ago it was unimaginable that a band could be so smart. also The audience was very amazing and cute

[@bretttownsend6495]

Average age of these teenagers now I’d say between 73 - 77 years old

[@Fat12219]

Wow 73 77 years old 😮😮❤

[@hansjurgen3335]

I am 75 years old. Beatles, best time of my life!!

[@mewienke]

Hold on to 16 as long as you can…

[@torralba4349]

@@hansjurgen3335Me too!

[@graceannneri6216]

My mum is 77 years old now and she is a huge Beatles fan. 🥰

[@AndreaVillalobos-ug5ho]

I am 56 years old and The Beatles are a fundamental part of my life. Thanks masters!❤

[@IgorMelnyk-tj8nd]

I think that it was with the creative activity of "The Beatles" that the worldwide popularity of the English language began in the sixties. With their art, they were able to say in simple and understandable English to a wide audience that in our age of complex relationships and cruel conflicts between people, there are also simple things and universal human relations at all times existing: friendship, love and trust between people. How it is as important and relevant now as it was 60 years ago. With best wishes from Kyiv, Igor Melnik

[@anne-louiseluccarini4530]

And they sang in English, with a Liverpool accent. No need to fake American.

[@eileenmaryomalley740]

I was very young but lived through this Beatlemania if you did not live through it you have no idea how humongous this was we even played on the school playround imitating the Beatles singing in a big circle ! The best of times innocent i miss it so much !

[@kathleendelaney2207]

I was 11 and instant fan with my 2 brothers. 60 years ago and seeing this tonight was such fun 😊