The Beatles - NME 1965 + Awards

timestamps for each song
I Feel Fine - 2:41
She's A Woman - 5:20
Baby's In Black - 8:30
Ticket To Ride - 11:07
Long Tall Sally - 14:50

[@shuikintokirefrigrator436]

Hey guys, uploader of the video here. I have some additional comments to make to an original pinned comment I made. Do you guys want me to continue to upload Beatles videos? I used to upload them with moderate success but decided to stop in order to pursue Minecraft videos. Those didn't go well. Anyways, quick note - Sorry about the ads, I didn't put them there. Apple copyright claimed this video and they put ads in. timestamps for each song I Feel Fine - 2:41 She's A Woman - 5:20 Baby's In Black - 8:30 Ticket To Ride - 11:07 Long Tall Sally - 14:50

[@stevenrutter4910]

....you're lucky - here in the UK just a couple of seconds of Beatles music in ANY video , documentaries etc too ...gets an immediate Worldwide BLOCK !! I deleted 100 Beatles video uploads to avoid getting banned from Google ....crazy !

[@arwahsapi]

Please do so

[@kathymccauley324]

Yes, yes, yes

[@julianlewis1792]

Yes! Thank you!

[@TheBluewaterBlonde]

I love these old Beatles videos. Any that you have not uploaded I would be more than happy to see! Thank you.

[@renatosantos4700]

I am 73 yrs old and I could surely say that up to now The Beatles is surely the Best,incomparable Band the world ever had!

[@anabellaparumog8682]

Yes that is true. Love the beatles. Forever fan here

[@anabellaparumog8682]

Yes that is true. Love the beatles. Forever fan here

[@Αφροδιτη4-β5σ]

I am with you on that 1000% best music,best style of music and always teachers of their music . "Revolution and Invasion baby" ::::))))

[@donkeysknob5162]

You and I were lucky and young enough to say we remember it so clearly all those years ago, we were there through all of the Beatles era, what a time to be a teenager

[@martasusanacabrera6158]

Tambien tengo 73 y pienso lo mismo ! desde Argentina enero 2021

[@jeffdurall8353]

John and Paul's voices together was just pure magic.

[@509cougs]

George harmonizes with them incredibly too. In fact, I think like John and George harmonies when Paul has lead the best.

[@jchow5966]

I agree

[@GussieGreen-om6ln]

You are so right When John Lennon and Paul McCartney sing together on so many of their Beatle Songs it is such pure magic and pure magic they are the best and leave behind all the rest Also George Harrison and Paul McCartney singing along together is Electrifying and with Ringo Starr's perfect drumming it's Magical Beatle songs for All Beatle fans around the World 71 and still listening and rocking with t Best Band and Best Singers and Song Writer's Of that time I'm so glad that the Beatles came into hour Life's and are still and will always be in our Hearts Beatle Fan and Beatle f Lover Forever

[@PreacherAtArrakeen]

It is one of the blessings in my life to have been alive and conscious of the Beatles. I wasn't yet 4 when they hit Ed Sullivan, but my older brother insisted on watching it. I am 61 now, and it is more of a memory of a memory, but I remember clearly watching Paul do Yesterday on the Sullivan show when I was 5. I was playing their songs on the organ by the time I was 9, and took up the guitar when I was 14. In the 70's, I wondered who the 'next Beatles' might be. As time has gone on, it has become increasingly manifest that there were no 'next Beatles.' Nor, will there ever be. Thank you, John, Paul, George, and Ringo for the soundtrack of my life. ✌

[@ianbentley7276]

well said

[@jayham____fromgeorgia]

this seems to be universally accepted by many many people

[@Michael-cq6wf]

WAIT ,,,,,,,, DID I JUST HEAR AN 'AMEN' FOR THE 'PREACHER' ! OK ,,NOW,,,,,'LETS ALL SAY TOGETHER' ,,, ,A A AMEN ,,,. A A AMEN A AMEN AMEN AMEN FOR THE FAB FOUR ! 😇😇😇😇 😎😎😎😎

[@IndiesoulMusik]

The Ramones were the Beatles of the 70s.

[@Skedawg88]

@@IndiesoulMusikNo.

[@1982pencil]

No monitors, a constant stream of screaming fans, and yet they’re not only staying together, but maintaining 3-part harmonies. Epicccccc!

[@1982pencil]

@Jimolee's YT yes, they did 3 trips there, but the longest sets and most grueling conditions were during the 1960 and 1961 trips.

[@loosilu]

and the harmonies are PERFECT pitch

[@Mancheguache]

Yeh - course! no monitors!! Why was that?

[@loosilu]

@@Mancheguache They didn't exist!

[@blistabliss]

@@loosilu I don't think that's true and it's not that hard to figure out as many bands had them in the next few years so someone could've thought of it...

[@helenamaria171]

I am Brazilian and I love this band since I was twelve years old.They always on my mind. I used to translate all the musics of this wonderful group.All for me eternal love.

[@hiroehayes593]

Abrigato

[@MrMseugenio]

@@hiroehayes593 Obrigado, haha...

[@zegommes1.1]

Aos 13 anos eu já cantava músicas deles, aqui no Brasil

[@LexingtonB09]

Omg i loveeeee Paul’s energy when he sings “She’s a Woman.” Especially how he does his classic “wooooo” just…. I’m so in love. I’m a millennial and im seriously so in love.

[@1nonlyp1]

🎉yes

[@buttercup1765]

He's such a charmer

[@brucehoffman8193]

Gifts from god. When John and Paul sing together its pure heaven. Pauls voice is amazing . We were lucky to have them in our lifetime. Nothing will ever come close to them

[@Vardel.]

Sadly we don't have in our youngens lyf😢

[@jackb4307]

Paul got a little Wayne newton in him His voice is amazing

[@robertnewman7941]

John Lennon was cool but he ruined the Beatles.John was a little bit crazy and without him the Beatles would of continued to be great and there were alot of other great muscians that they should of replaced him with.

[@jeffmurray1681]

@@robertnewman7941 There would've been no Beatles without Lennon.

[@miguelpeixoto9310]

@@jeffmurray1681 free world, he can say such a thing, would he know that John started the Beatles, maybe.... let's forget. Just let's enjoy what John, Paul, George and Ringo did.

[@KonaSpiritHome]

I was 11 when they arrived in the US. I’m 68 now and they are still incredible to me: their music, joyfulness, humor and artistry will never be matched or exceeded.

[@dianeleary2779]

It's impressive seeing John at the beginning when his bandmates amps weren't working he just kept playing like a trooper. All those long nights in Hamburg and the Cavern Club were rock n roll boot camp

[@okon-guitar3908]

Playing their instruments in perfection and simultaneously singing in perfect harmony is unbelievable. No other band came close to them

[@only_sleeping7276]

look i like the beatles and think theyre talented but.... its pretty ridiculous to make it seem like no other bands can (checks notes) play their instruments and sing in harmony. excuse me?

[@Juliofiasco]

you need to watch dreamtheater

[@federicatrunfio8584]

This has to be satire lmaoooo

[@stuartmunro6027]

@@only_sleeping7276 well they did all that without being able to hear themselves or their instruments correctly on stage as there were no proper monitor speakers those days and the crowd was always screaming louder than them which made it the incredible feat that it is, to be singing in perfect harmony right through the concert.. three part harmonies at times.... Don't think most bands would have managed what they did . Listen and enjoy being around during the era of the Beatles

[@michaelbee2165]

@@only_sleeping7276 Uh yeah, they were just the best at it.

[@TheBluewaterBlonde]

The Beatles gift to the world was joy. The feeling of giving us pure joy at being alive. No one will ever come close to this other worldly band and why we're still hooked 50 years later.

[@sylviaroberts8103]

Beautifully said Bluewater !

[@dianeleary2779]

As George said the Beatles saved the world from boredom

[@georgechristophe4065]

@@dianeleary2779 jlk

[@georgechristophe4065]

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[@thejerseyj5479]

Yes ! That's it, joy !!! I feel sooo good now.

[@ym61]

Imagine what these boys would have sounded like with today’s technology. They couldn’t hear a thing when the screams overwhelmed their amps. Greatest band of all time and it’s not even close

[@skateboarding118]

I feel they wouldn’t exist to the same extent of talent today, the technology would probably bypass them paying their dues at Liverpool and Hamburg, not to mention developing their ear and learning to play by themselves rather than somebody telling them everything on KZbin.

[@stephaniekrawiec6758]

@@skateboarding118 laddie buck Beatles are as good as Alice In Chains Just different.....or are they?Heaven Beside You has that nice sound. Dude, WTF lissens to rap?(?!!!!??

[@robertnewman7941]

It was the women who did all the screaming. I was in New York when the Beatles performed there first concert in America. I love women but I couldn’t stand all the screaming and the acoustics were absolutely horrible.Four people in the middle of a football field surrounded by 80,000 people.

[@Monkforilla]

This is a broad misconception in concerts from 65 and 66 there concerts where you could actually hear quite well ,especially 66

[@michaelbee2165]

@@skateboarding118 Nobody "today" even begins to measure up, technology or not.

[@anteliomonteiroabellan1214]

The Beatles era was the best in the history of world music. There was never any group to match them.

[@andyz2747]

LED ZEPPELIN

[@charmainelouie5314]

Andy Z nah

[@charmainelouie5314]

john templeplate nah

[@tokenginger887]

@@andyz2747 not really the same era . Led Zeppelin are awesome though but would they be there if not for these four ? The debate is still open I guess lol

[@andyz2747]

@@tokenginger887 LED ZEPPELIN FOREVER

[@TheBluewaterBlonde]

George's lead guitar work on 'Long Tall Sally' is electrifying. From such a young man he has the gift.

[@gutenbird]

The Beatles were incredible musicians. They could play other musicians stuff better than the originals.

[@chuckufarley8513]

Harrison was what? ... 21? ... 22? ..... incredible!

[@chipgaasche4933]

The real electricity comes from Mccartney's vocal.

[@juansalinas3310]

@@gutenbird mlnm. Nm

[@haryadisuryonoto1118]

The first lead solo (15:25) was Lennon's. George did the second lead solo (15:58).

[@zinadam7565]

I am 73 and up till now The Beatles are the BEST for me. I am happy to live my youth with the Beales" music. Все годы моей юности и молодости прошли с Битлз. Ничего лучше за эти годы так и не появилось в мире.

[@kawaihiroshi1553]

彼らのハーモニーは他の追随を許さない調和と美しさが際立っています。私は71歳ですが15歳からずっとオンタイムで彼らの美しい歌声、演奏に魅了されて大変幸せだと思う。

[@rogerrabbit1934]

The Beatles opened up the flood gates for such great talent from the UK. A big thank you for making the 60’s so great.

[@jackatkinson6760]

I believe that Bill Wyman, of Rolling Stones fame, said "they made it possible for the rest of us."

[@joanthomas6337]

The Beatles WERE THE FLOOD everything else was insignificant by comparison..

[@abbymartin554]

Paul's singing and bass playing during a live performance is like no other. Spot on and powerful.

[@stevo7730]

yes he doesn't falter .......... ever

[@drearllang676]

All of them performed..to perfection. A phenomenon.

[@abbymartin554]

Yes indeed!!

[@loosilu]

Lennon LOVED when Paul just let it rip. Lennon picked the setlist, and the Stones were in the lineup, so Lennon pulled out the best. Out of five songs, for Lennon the best was 2 McCartney solo songs with no harmony. Out of the entire Brit invasion, absolutely no one could sing like Paul. Lennon loved showing him off to the other bands.

[@lordgoogoo539]

Always on and I think the most consistently great Beatle

[@СергейСурин-э5в]

Мне 71,живу в Западной Сибири,Кузбасс,угольная Мекка.Услышал Битлз в 10 лет,и до сих пор слушаю, Спасибо создателям Интернета !

[@DokaDokov]

Ну, вряд ли мог ты их слышать в 10 лет. Мне 69 и я их первый раз услышал в 1968г. А я тогда жил в САМОЙ западной точке совка- пшеки крутили...

[@miryycortes8191]

DIOS CREO EL INTERNET, 800 AÑOS ANTES DE CRISTO..❤

[@ВикторКучкин-р6щ]

Битлз, это группа от Бога!!! Всю жизнь слушаю и восхищаюсь этой группой!! Битлз это на века!!! 👍👍👍👍🙏🙏

[@eleanorigbymin4355]

Can I just appreciate how powerful Paul's voice? And that back massage from John to Paul is so cute hahaha. I'm totally into them this days for real and I don't regret it.

[@junkdnareviews2515]

The harmonies in ticket to ride are unbelievable

[@GussieGreen-om6ln]

I agree with you and also I love The song Ticket to Ride and one reason is the Perfect harmony on the part Life is very short and there's no time for fussing and fighting my friend I have always thought that it's a crime so I will ask you once again

[@artistaccount]

​@@GussieGreen-om6lnthe lyrics you put are for we can work it out. Lol just fyi

[@buttercup1765]

Paul looked so happy in those close-ups of Ticket to Ride

[@gussiegreen4036]

I'm a 70 year old black woman I still Love the Beatles

[@davidfelix2594]

Why the need to mention your colour? I don't feel the need to say i'm a white guy and i still love Chuck Berry.

[@buttercup1765]

I've loved them all my life it seems

[@milloblasinipp6570]

Me too, Im 73, we are oldies good guys, jajajá ❤❤❤ / from Puerto Rico ¡Saludos!

[@ysgol3]

Brilliant harmonising by John and Paul in Baby's In Black, brilliant.

[@franke981]

What a magnificent performance! The Beatles’ talent really shows here. Those who say they weren’t good performing “live” should watch this video. Still the greatest band ever!

[@cuebj]

Nobody says they weren't good live

[@franke981]

@@cuebj My cousin Jimmy says they weren’t very good live. Same for my accountant Sid.

[@mrwittyone]

@@franke981 I have it on good authority that your cousin Jimmy and your girlfriend are cheating on you, and your accountant Sid is embezzling all of your money 😄

[@joseluisfernandez4063]

@@franke981 Dile a tu primo Jimmy que nadie se fijaba en si eran o no buenos. Solo ibamos para participar con ellos en el fenomeno tan rompedor para la epoca.

[@mikegreen247]

And there's much better than this as well.

[@dlaroch1]

We all knew we were witnessing history when we saw them on Ed Sullivan. My whole family gathered around the TV that night and even my mother was awestruck! This group changed popular music forever from the first moment they took the stage. I was in love. Thank you for sharing this fantastic British concert!

[@daryletunis4892]

WAS IN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL WHEN BEATLES 65 AND HELP ALBUMS CAME OUT. LOVED EVERY SONG. GOD BLESS THE BEATLES.

[@leemugleston2485]

Paul McCartney - one of the few bass players who could play complicated bass backing and sing lead at the same time.

[@NaaHva]

Wili Jönsson mastered that technique also.

[@leemugleston2485]

Not familiar with that name. Which band?@@NaaHva

[@NaaHva]

@@leemugleston2485 He played bass and sang backing vocals in Gasolin'. They started like other 70s groups, from the bottom. You know they played in clubs, ballroom's and University party's. Their albums contained hits like Rabalderstræde, This Is My Life, Langebro, Kvinde Min. After their 5th album in 1975 the tours became bigger. They couldn't fit the ballroom's any longer. They moved to sport stadium's which often had bad acoustic's because of the brick walls.

[@leemugleston2485]

Thanks for the info., never heard of Gasolin' before. I grew up in the Uk.@@NaaHva

[@romienomie]

That is a pure fact. I've tried forget about it.

[@johnharpdalton7766]

The love and cooperation between these guys, the putting of the song first, is so great to see.

[@davidhoffmann4114]

Somehow they maintain perfect harmonies under terrible conditions. In sync the entire time. Astounding!

[@PamB95]

Any live Beatles footage, no matter how grainy the video or how funky the sound, is a joy for me to watch. I saw them on Ed Sullivan at the age of 8, and I thought "I want to do that for a living". My life was never the same. After 55 years as a professional musician I have a lot of rock n roll stories for the grandkids lol.

[@amsedelm]

Me too! Same age. 8)

[@ladyhecate9450]

They sounded just as good live as they did on record. Simply fantastic.

[@sidle_man]

It's even more remarkable considering the very modest stage technology available at that time.

[@rudyprankl5676]

Once they finally turned up George and Pauls' mike you can hear all the voices individually perfectly as they blend the harmonies only they way they could.

[@KonaSpiritHome]

Rudy Prankl I’m one of them! 🤣😊

[@frankleo169]

I went on the Beatle tour in Liverpool last year, and it was amazing to be in John''s and Paul's houses, in the same rooms were they wrote their songs and the bedroom where he dragged a comb across his head, stood in the door entrance in John's house where they practiced their harmonies, liked the echo the entrance had. I played on Paul's home piano, drank a cup of water from John's kitchen sink, signed the Penny Lane street sign, sat in the barbers chair, and there is an octopus in the garden in the shade, and gave my respects to Eleanor Rigby's grave. It was an amazing magical mystery tour for me, and I was 72 at the time... a very long time fan of the Beatles.

[@wwrigh]

So very cool!!

[@celsadulatre8097]

Good for you, Frank Leo. U r one f d privileged few.Thanks for sharing.

[@growlerthe2nd712]

I’ve done the same total magic 🤩

[@bobsquires4521]

@@growlerthe2nd712 I went on a Beatles Convention in '92 - 5 nights in London and 11 nights in Liverpool. Abbey Road was celebrating their 60th year and would let in our American Tour along with a Japanese Tour for a 3-hour recording session. I was the only one who brought along a guitar (a green sunburst Yamaha acoustic,) walking around at first I remember playing "Blackbird.") Moments later, after we gang-sang the chorus to "Beautiful Boy" by John Lennon, the engineers set up a mic on me and we started with what I though was one of the best choruses, "Hide Your Love Away," so everyone would sing along, we did 3 takes, (onto DAT) and continued with countless others, including Help, Hard Day's Night... Luckily, my buddy/drummer Les had his video camera, climbing half-way up the stairwell to video tape a good chunk of the session. It was such a lucky privilege to get to record at Abbey Road. That is something I'll never forget. Studio A (which was off limits) was a vast/enormous high-ceiling sound chamber whereas Studio B where the Beatles did their work was much smaller. Lastly, I got to sit in the engineers' chair while he engineered and mixed the tracks starting with processing on my guitar and making it almost sound like a slightly chorused 12-string - very subtle addition but it made an enormous difference, then the lead vocals, and finally the gang singing with probably about 30 American voices and the same number of Japanese folks as well. Once in a life time!

[@NickStarVideos]

I'm 73 and when first saw Beatles, they changed my appreciation for unbelievable musicians. I started rehearsing and playing in bands for about 5 years it was the time of my life I'll never forget, and the Beatles we're my inspiration.

[@gailmork53]

Why am I so emotional? Unbelievable love we all experienced

[@ankeeffenberger864]

Bin ich denn bescheuert

[@ryzengrald5321]

@@ankeeffenberger864 oh no nassi

[@dennismaloney3872]

Hear you! They had that affect and it frightened them seeing how powerful it was. Unfortunately, two died because of it. John outside his home and George inside his being severely nearly mortally wounded and affecting his cancer recovery. On a more positive note, even on celluloid they could rock a room. Was sixteen stopped to see yellow submarine enjoying it. Credits roll ppl queuing to leave and suddenly there they are on screen - boom! Looking great with John and his mutton chop siderburns and the room let out a wail of joy! They were not there mind you nothing more than two dimensional figures and had the place booming! Incredible emotional connection to their audience and fans everywhere! Nothing like it nor ever again!

[@carvcom2]

I've never seen "Baby's in Black" performed live by the Beatles until this video. Great harmonizing by Paul and John!

[@grapefruitjuice9473]

They did live alot

[@darrinstinson2890]

It is on Shea Stadium show if you can find it. Whole show is on Anthology DVD

[@loosilu]

You can't fit a credit card between Paul and John. They were mirror reflections of each other.

[@Roheryn100]

“Oh How long will it take ..” is celestial.

[@margaretlogan4444]

Another great song from the boys, cant help noticing amy winehouse similar lyrics in back to black.

[@blastfromthepast1039]

I never get tired of the songs of the Beatles.

[@galesummers2704]

I am 72 years old and play them all the time! They never get old. ❤😂

[@amexjam55]

25:13 John anxiously awaiting his mates to come join him on stage and at 25:18 gives Paul a big hug is so endearing to see.

[@philipmason3218]

That must have been soo hard for John, look carefully and you'll see he's assisted to a safe position on the stage. He looked so relieved when the others arrived.

[@philippecal6787]

Bien vu ! Ça fait chaud au cœur en effet !

[@loosilu]

Watch the previous year, John came out first with Paul attached at his elbow. In those years John and Paul were very close and were on top of each other constantly. They had a friendship most of us can only dream of.

[@shahrulnizamismail582]

The Beatles the best ever band to happen in the 20 century i was a teenager then when they. Took over the world of music. Like a storm this what i think i am syed mahadzir as a school boy backstreet k also had. Beatles hairstyles thank you world to give us this musical boys .

[@poptart4260]

Blind as a bat

[@jeffa6780]

I'm a first generation Beatles fan from 1964. I was 11 yrs old. They changed the world for the better! They are still the best!

[@kjthekunoichi]

Wow!! any merchandise or albums you bought when they were tgt??😯😯😯

[@FogeyePiefoot]

I was about 15 then.

[@aquafishes]

I was 6. Seen them on Ed Sullivan. When mom walked in she turned the TV off. I was bummed at the time. lol...

[@DDaavviiddeeoo]

I also was 11 and The Beatles on Ed Sullivan exploded my life into the direction of rock and roll and I became a songwriter, recorded a few, yada yada. but it's been a blast trying to be like these musical geniuses.

[@kjthekunoichi]

@@aquafishes 😅😅😅but you alr liked them there and then?

[@col145]

I’m 76, a guitar player, been in bands forever & the Beatles are THE GREATEST BAND EVER !!! 👏👏👏 No effects or gimmicks, just PURE Talent.

[@justindavies7317]

baby's in black may be the perfect Lennon and McCartney harmony , just perfect

[@stephenfiore9960]

At time 9:57

[@jamestcallahanphotographer]

Indeed. Sublime.

[@gerryquinn5578]

Great clip. A touch of magic for those of us who never got the chance to see them live.

[@drcmac]

Many of those girls in the audience are grandmothers now & some of them are even great- grandmothers & some have sadly passed on to that Great Beatle Heaven in the sky 🙏 🕊

[@WJWinstonOficial]

What a backing vocal!!!!what a flawless harmony!!!John's voice wow,Paul great singing and playing the bass

[@gutenbird]

The greatest band to come out of this Solar system.

[@ITILII]

The Beatles the greatest group from.....Across The Universe !!! :-)

[@alonenjersey]

No argument from this Beatles fan of 50 years.

[@cjc132]

Will there ever be a generation that doesn’t love the Beatles? Beatle-mania never really stopped

[@alondra2190]

They did not need playback, as their voices in combination were very beautiful. I love them so much... and for me, they were the kings of the 60s, such a spectacular band

[@defiletia8838]

Ticket to Ride is definitely one (?) of the most beautiful songs from the Beatles! In my opinion, they were in the best shape in 1965. These beautiful vocals put me in a trance. I'm 74 years old, but I enjoy their music like when I was 19-20 years old. My daughter married the day before yesterday and I couldn't stand it and sang into the microphone Hey Jude even without a guitar. and the others all sang chorus with me. The Beatles make people happy even after decades!

[@elfinia]

I was in a childrens home. The Beatles literally LIT UP my little life. Every song I knew by heart.

[@beatricebateman8887]

What a lovely time to grow up listening to The Beatles. I was always amazed hearing every song. I just turned 70 and oh what beautiful memories I have! Rock on beautiful souls 🎵🌟🌷❤️🙏🌟🥰

[@cindimladenka5814]

OMG! There are no words. I have never seen this footage and now I have goosebumps! Just like I did when I saw The Beatles perform on Ed Sullivan in 1964!❤️✌️ I’m now 65, and LOVE the Fab Four as much as I did then!

[@clarkquismundo789]

That's our grandmas, grandpa's, aunties and uncles there. Now our sons, daughters, nieces, nephews and grandkids are amazed at this same band. They are simply the greatest.

[@lindascarborough5551]

Let's bring some joy back and share these clips and recordings with as many as we can. I needed to translate to English just so you know 💜

[@kurikokaleidoscope]

@@lindascarborough5551 well said Linda

[@macca1146]

I was at my daughters for a 18th birthday party of one of my grandkids, all his friends were there and some younger grandkids of mine, she was putting some music on mainly todays stuff, but nobody was taking any notice, so after an half hour or so she said you choose some music dad, i put Ticket to Ride on, and my grandson and his mates all came running in and started to dance, and they all sang it word for word at the top of their voices, and talking to them after they all told me how much they loved the Beatles, that night summed the Beatles up for me, nearly 60 years on and they still get people up dancing and singing along.

[@zootsoot2006]

I don't think women ever recovered from Elvis and Beatles mania. They were almost literally fuelled by oestrogen, an at that time untapped resource kept deep underground.

[@ОлегЗолотарев-ь5ц]

Я молодой.Мне всего 54г .Я вырос на этой музыке. Выгляжу белой вороной среди своих ровесников.Ну и пусть. Я буду слушать то что нравится.

[@ЕвгенийТрусов-ъ9ю]

Молодец! Нас очень много!

[@lancetaylor7]

This is a great set of their songs, and you can hear the harmonies too!

[@jamesmartin6709]

You can tell they still liked each other. Paul and John seem especially close.

[@gerrydooley951]

when the Beatles were making music all seemed to be ok, even when they were making Let it Be.

[@blistabliss]

They always liked each other...

[@lidiaferrari5730]

Hanno fatto un' epoca ché purtroppo non là vedremo più ______inutile fare tanti discorsi 😊😊i Beatles non né faranno più perché sono stati la STORIA 🙏❤️❤️💔💔

[@storm071970]

I can listen to John & Paul sing Ticket to Ride everyday for the rest of my life.

[@SEVPAL1]

Me too my friend

[@doryannedemille3961]

AMEN!!! Perfection.

[@emilyelliott722]

Never related to a comment more

[@tbdkuphk]

Am I the only one who puts it on (in my earphones) during my first runs in every annual ski vacation?

[@craiggoldreyer8240]

MY FAV !!!!!!! SINCE I WAS FIVE YEARS OLD 🎵🎵🎵🎵

[@taragreenetarotastro]

John Lennon can chew gum, sing, and rock n roll all at the same time

[@chipgaasche4933]

Duh

[@rodolfocacioni2452]

Because he`s a genius!

[@Perfect2257]

Yea because hes one and only John :)

[@georgemijatovic728]

It is funny when he flubs on a song...hillzrious actually...doesn't matter to me...they were The HIT MACHINE.......NO JOKE!!!

[@captainvontrapp8]

I believe a number of singers chew gum to stimulate the salivary glands in the hope of avoiding dry mouth.

[@nationaltrevor255]

Funny (and endearing) how Paul always seemed a bit flustered when talking between songs back then. Then, the music begins and he’s right in his comfort zone.

[@sweetbermudaonions60]

Imagine they had no monitors and STILL sounded freaking AMAZING!!!!

[@briane5706]

Sweet Heart The result of each musician endlessly practicing on their respective instruments to achieve a high level of technical ability, endless rehearsals to write, arrange and form the final song and finally, endless live gigging anywhere they could find to play. By the time this event was staged, they were nigh perfect. Still the best ever.

[@rubbersole79]

I think people sometimes overlook what a dedicated hardworking band they were. For example look the quantity and quality (not to mention progression) of music they recorded in just 6 or 7 years..........freaking astounding achievement.

[@mabelzuniga8663]

Que bueno eran no habra otro grupo igual

[@johnwhite9825]

@@rubbersole79 So very true .. great comment.

[@14thebeat98]

I did live sounds bands for years - monitors and F.O.H.(front of the house) and I am so impressed on how each of them have kept their voices not falling out of tune and in that insane screaming environment... It's simply Unbelievable!

[@player1gaming639]

The harmony of john and Pauls voice is a thing to behold

[@chrispaul6290]

This is great. Paul's singing on Long Tall Sally--wow. They were just something else.

[@jaymoore2738]

This is absolutely the best filmed and recorded concert of The Beatles I have ever seen. So good to hear the music instead of all the screaming. Thank you so much for bringing it to us!

[@tonygomes7977]

I have everything the Beatles ever made. But don’t have this one.

[@petermanzi9363]

Long Tall Sally best tribute to Little Richard. Paul kills it. George's twangy guitar rocks it.

[@sylviaroberts8103]

@@petermanzi9363 You’re right Peter! And Ringo’s no slouch either - he’s really going for it.

[@petermanzi9363]

@@sylviaroberts8103 underrated as a drummer and a fun singer too. Love his work on goodnight on the white album.

[@jordantongson8865]

Am 75 yrs old and still enjoy n sing their songs.

[@user-beatle52]

The BEATLES - это моя юность, которая со мной навсегда! Мне 69, но когда я ставлю виниловый диск Битлз на проигрыватель, я становлюсь моложе и не иссякает желание жить!

[@gamaivile3390]

Вы совершенно правы , мне самому 67 и Я также слушаю винил Битлз.

[@danielsweet858]

And it feels wonderful 😀

[@КаКен-л3э]

Здравствуйте! В инете несколько станций :"Радио Битлз". Часто идет фоном мне 68.лет.

[@user-beatle52]

Мне 70! И я регулярно устраиваю прослушивание песен the BEATLES на виниле. Это возвращает меня в годы моей юности:))

[@nickweiserfolz]

Just wonderful! What a band! No one ever will be able to compare with them.

[@MrSahansdal]

So cool. Never noticed Paul singing melody line with John on Ticket to Ride until harmonizing 'but she don't care!'

[@karthikravichandran4]

Yeah. Is that the case though in the original?

[@tommyl.dayandtherunaways820]

@@karthikravichandran4 in the original John is double tracked and Paul only sings the harmony, I believe. The lads would often perform songs differently on stage to make it sound like the record. Like on “All My Loving”, in the album version, Paul is harmonizing with himself, but when they played it live, George sang the harmony.

[@karthikravichandran4]

@@tommyl.dayandtherunaways820 I see.

[@MrSahansdal]

Can you think of any other group who had such fun performing?

[@MrSahansdal]

I think their infectious fun is why we like them so much, not just that they happen to be the best of the best!

[@milmil6594]

i have to confess..being 68 yrs old today i was but a mere 9 yrs old in 1965..My mom and dad being 30 yrs old..The memories of riding in the back seat of my dad's 1960 fire-engine red Impala with mom and dad singing along with the Beatles on the radio..Growing into my teens and how the Beatles still being on top with the music slightly changing but still rock & rolls favorite among everyone..They had such an impact on everyone who loves rock & roll and still to this day it sounds so refreshing to hear these old tunes but back then though and oddly enough..i don't believe Ringo really got the respect he deserved but now when i watch these old tapes i realize just how much he contributed to the success of the Beatles and how i misjudged his whole role and importance to the band..you can't deny that the Beatles are a part of history forever etched in memory..Along side that of Elvis Presley not to be forgotten..and for they who were gifted with seeing the Beatles perform in person all my envy..forever a Beatles fan

[@tamesidestriders8246]

Found this in 2020. Beatles nut since 1963. Thank you.. Some of the best fab 4 live performances - brilliant.

[@butchadagio7085]

this is really music, the kind of music I wanna hear, am so young back then when the BEATLES are so famous❤❤

[@ingerhartman7002]

Long live The Beatles. The best band in the world. No one can give them a match. I love them.❤❤❤❤

[@comeyouspirits]

Nearly skipped through Baby’s In Black, having only heard it on my BFS cassette 40 years ago , glad I stayed for it, WOW. Thankyou uploader. Soooo much

[@memphisflashfan1]

With the equipment available at the time, I’m amazed that they could hear what they were playing, how they stayed in harmony with each other, and how they weren’t deaf within 2 years.

[@jeannie612]

I love to watch Ringo just rockin’ out on the drums during Long Tall Sally.

[@pamelacampbell2866]

love their jackets, just an amazing group of musicians! Still watching in 2021.

[@robertcarey4948]

Shea Stadium outfits

[@michaelmixon2479]

There has never been another musical group that affected music like the Beatles!

[@sputnik-i7i]

Jimi Hendrx too

[@bradhuskers]

Hey moron? Led zeppelin destroys the beatles. Idiot.

[@drearllang676]

Agree.

[@victoralmanza272]

Ba!. Los Carrión, Rigo Tovar, Miramar y otros, nomás que no se les dan la publicidad adecuada

[@Светлана-у9н9э]

Битлз - гениальная группа. А какие симпатяги эти молодые ребята. Если бы ещё эти зрители не мешали им петь. Какая гармония, какое созвучие голосов. И каждый из группы - большой музыкант. Ну бывает же такое чудо. Ринго и Полу здоровья и долгих лет жизни. Они, слава богу, живы.

[@АлександрБокарьков]

Им до смоуковской гармоничной созвучности, как до китая раком.

[@helenlauer9545]

55 years ago. Fucking unbelievable.

[@robharding4028]

Man, how time flies.

[@pommygeezer9309]

Time Machine Please

[@ВадимПешков-ь7ж]

61 years. Still fucking unbelievable...

[@robharding4028]

@@pommygeezer9309 Its just a matter of time !

[@loosilu]

McCartney sounds AMAZING

[@reg5381]

A concert featuring Beatles,Animals and Stones.The NME knew how to throw a party.

[@dennismaloney3872]

Imagine the ticket price for that. Today it would be beyond anyone but Bezos being the richest man in the world.

[@aldocoffee]

Well, when you add Jimmy Savile, the definition of "party" gets awkward.

[@ericdailey8587]

and, also, the Kinks, the Moody Blues, Them, and others.

[@Thatmaninrio]

@@aldocoffee 😂

[@victormadrid4750]

En 1965, tenía 11 años y los Beatles marcaron mi vida musical con otros grandes rockeros ingleses y norteamericanos; ahora tengo 67 años y me siento rejuvenecer cuando los escucho, quedarán eternamente en la memoria e historia del rock.

[@lornahuddleston1453]

Me too! I am 2 years older than you. Beatles brought me alive at age 11. I am rejuvenated when I hear them.

[@ryban1001]

This is one of the best performances The Beatles put on film. Amazing performance. This is Beatlemania!

[@dude2817]

Washington DC is outstanding. Paul's Long Tall Sally is great. Check it out.

[@nancystiefel8169]

This is Beatlemania. Play it for us.

[@davidterwilliger8824]

As a musician there is absolutely never gonna be the magic that was & is the " Beatles " God blessed us with that wave of His hand !!!🎵

[@野菜-b6e]

For the early live recordings, the vocals sounded so real that the fans would love it. I think it's a valuable film.

[@robertmorency6335]

A rare pleasure to hear John's guitar high up in the mix.

[@jchow5966]

I agree that hearing john and pauls voice together is magic!!!

[@paulmcewan5048]

The bloke on the riser is the reason I have a pair of drum sticks and have played gigs, rock on Ringo

[@banzai0212]

After George Harrsion passed away in 2001, I knew that if any other Beatle paid tribute to George in song, it would be Ringo.

[@banzai0212]

I really despise being right, but I can read people well.

[@bradhuskers]

@@banzai0212 Too bad you're a low IQ fool.

[@banzai0212]

@@bradhuskers Is this the best you have? Do you REALLY think that I care about what you say about me? BTW, you know nothing about an IQ; if you look in the mirror and pretend that your IQ is over 100.

[@bradhuskers]

@@banzai0212 You must hate being wrong all the time.

[@donmalone]

Pure joy and pandemonium. As a guitar player myself I couldn't help notice how effortlessly John played the riff on I Feel Fine. He was a much better guitarist than many gave him credit for.

[@sportsmediaamerica]

THIS IS SO TRUUUUUUUEEEEEE! John was the foundation for so much of their music. His rhythm playing was special!

[@johncook2086]

Totally agree, try playing the rhythm for 'All my loving'! He played that live on American T.V. With millions watching!!

[@chrisst8922]

And on the J160E. The 325 is ideal for it because of the stretch. Not sure why he started with the Gibson but it soon got the boot.

[@glennogden6613]

A very good day at the office for George! His guitar work is very good throughout. Wonderful performance and great audio quality, thanks for uploading.

[@flamingpieherman9822]

I'm watching during Coronavirus and as a Beatles fan in the truest sense you know a phenomenal band is good when 60 years later you turn on your TV any two or three commercials have their music in it! Best band in history best music in history. It was a gift to us!

[@ЛевБалашов-л7з]

Я эти мелодии слушал по по радиоприёмнику " Балтика" в 1964--1965 годах, когда мне было 17 лет. Это было счастьем, когда услышишь Битлов на коротких волнах без помех.

[@vtsay73]

Прикоснулся к их творчеству в 86, если не ошибаюсь. Родители купили в фирменном отделе мелодии A hard day's night и A taste of honey. Очередь большую отстояли. С тех пор и полюбил их.

[@rodneydowty662]

Thanks it is a gift to People who have only heard the records.iam 62 and to see them play makes them human and what a joy thank you!

[@keithnaylor1981]

Absolutely amazing! I remember seeing it in 1965 and even this short, but most important segment is incredibly thrilling. The complete shows must be gathering dust somewhere just crying out to be shown! KAN 3.20 UK

[@ЖумамАуезов]

Конечно потом уже слышали и другие песни, но гёрлз осталась как их визитка. Боже сколько лет прошло. Уже не все живы, а для нас Битлз это как луч света

[@КаКен-л3э]

Вы добрый человек, это чувствуется по вашему отзыву. Всех благ!

[@ЛебедевАлександр-ю5л]

@@КаКен-л3э да

[@GussieGreen-om6ln]

All I can say is that the Beatles songs are therapy for me

[@aidenhayward1]

Just saw the acoustic guitar John is using here in the Hard Rock Cafe in New York City. Totally awesome✌️

[@jeffwells1255]

I saw them on Ed Sullivan when I was 16 and have been a fan ever since - this was the beginning of the rock music explosion around the world!

[@sergeikeskoja9908]

Да и мы не молодые, но попали в волну, когда Битлы были в высоте, слушали запретки, но, любили, и, любим до сих пор Слава им на Века!!!

[@ОтакарЯрош-б3ь]

Тогда мы были наивные, и музло слушали наивное. Сорян, без обид. Я даже Флоид уже не слушаю.. надоел..

[@azntrnr]

I have ready several articles and scene documentaries that Beatles’ songs are not difficult to play, but almost impossible to play their songs and sound like them…which was their part of their genius

[@ricomajestic]

Actually a lot of their songs can be difficult to play! They didn't use your typical "cowboy" chords and a lot of their songs had non-diatonic chords. Their later stuff was very difficult to reproduce live.

[@bigtiggamakeveli]

I LOVE THE BEATLES WILL THERE EVER BE MUSIC LIKE THIS AGAIN!

[@elfinia]

Never ever again. It was a totally magical time with totally magical music and I was there. Sang every song. Knew every word. Still love this very special music. Sorry for people who never got them. .

[@michaeljasinski1906]

Not in my lifetime

[@alias2364-t9y]

Ringo's inventive drum beats ie.Ticket to Ride made good song Great and Memorable.

[@jackthebassman1]

Everyone in the world knows Ring’s drum fills.

[@chipgaasche4933]

Paul came up with the part. Credit where it's due.

[@jackthebassman1]

@@chipgaasche4933 Citation required

[@chrisrao9647]

Very few drummers can keep that skiffle beat that fast n long- n he’s left handed!

[@joserobertoleitedeoliveira6951]

Very Good.The Beatles are fantastic.Beatles forever.

[@hectorviscenciobrambila3943]

Even their covers were special: Twist and Shout, Long Tall Sally, Till There Was You, Mr. Postman, Mr. Moonlight, and so on.