The Beatles - The Long and Winding Road: The Life And Times of The Beatles

[@mirabellestarr7679]

58 years later, 2 are still rocking on in front of huge audiences.

[@coyalino]

me 2 ,im 50 years

[@jeffreyhowell3982]

I'm 44 I seen McCartney with wings in 91

[@marurbina353]

Paul y Ringo los amo Rip John y George lloro por ellos me duele y tambien los amo enero 2023 Definitivamente naci en epoca equivocada

[@sweetbermudaonions60]

FIFTY years later they still make people stop and listen...they still GOT IT...There will never be another band like them ever again!

[@joespitler3929]

Funny I have that argument with people all the time. music really is timeless. a great song in 1966 is still a great song in 2016. I'm only 38 so the Beatles were before my time, but it puts a smile on my face when I.see High School kids and younger wearing Beatles t-shirts and listening to their music

[@emitwine]

+Joe Spitler I'm 14, and I'm absolutely in love with these lads. They're amazing!

[@joespitler3929]

+Beatlemania. Good to hear, gives me a tiny little faith in Yinz generation LOL

[@starshinestudiosofficial]

What about The Rolling Stones or Led Zeppelin?

[@gregorypeters7932]

What about them ? They are good in their own right.. However did not start a revolution, and start a social phenomenon. This will never happen again.

[@jefffoster1626]

2021 and still relevant still fresh still going strong!! How long will it last? Forever!!

[@angelicapalon]

Reporter: How long do you think you will last? 57 years later we're still here crazy over them 🥰 love these guys!

[@davidrowe7967]

Yes, the bubble has never burst!

[@angelicapalon]

@@davidrowe7967 and will never

[@marjanp4784]

I'm sure someone will reply to your comment another 57 years later...

[@marurbina353]

yes

[@GR_BackingTracks]

Dear Lord, the sound of those young Beatles fans screaming is otherworldly.

[@xclubman]

THE GREATEST BAND

[@jeffreyhowell3982]

What a band they were

[@jefffoster1626]

There will never be anything even near to Beatlemania again it was just insane. No band will ever have that kind of impact on music and culture ever.

[@pauljones8218]

bay city rollers lol

[@Ram44]

Nothing beats a Beatles doc that has NO Beatles music in it.

[@allymayful]

Amazing memories of amazing times. These 4 boys were the beginning of a massive revolution of change in society. So wonderful that it was all recorded so well for us to relive when ever we choose thru KZbin

[@davidrowe7967]

The biggest attraction the world has ever known.

[@angelicapalon]

I like george. Looks cool and badass when playing the guitar but stays humble and quiet during interviews, just smiling ☺️

[@angelicapalon]

@voicesfrombeyond i bet the overwhelming feels until now gets them. If only george and john would know how many people are dying to see them until this very day.

[@maureenobrien7895]

George was really funny, too!! They all were! Including Ringo, love him, so much, too!! The only other rock band w/ a sense of humor similar to them is the Grateful Dead as Jerry G. said after his last show"..always a hoot.."!! ❤

[@TupDigital]

Thank you for this. There hasn't been a band with that kind of quick wit and presence since, and never again shall there be. I know it's been said every which way a million times, but still we soldier on. 15:24 man how cool would it be to have your uncle's Beatles NYC street footage from 1964...this doc is the best because of the candid tag-along footage. My mom saw them at Shea stadium '65!

[@maureenobrien7895]

My Grandpa Dave was an englishman who came to America. through Ellis Island in 1900's. He was a fancy Limousine Driver in NYC and drove the Beatles around when they came in 1964!! He told me all about it!!! He also drove the Rolling Stones around NYC!! Guess who he enjoyed much better??? BEATLES! OF COURSE!! SAID STONES WERE NASTY!

[@tyronewhitehead3123]

Love this I love their sense of comedy it’s almost one person not four. I m a fan of Liverpool. Comedians they make me so happy love caroline💕

[@jefffoster1626]

How good is it watching the boys so youñg really enjoying thereselves and proper bonded, you can see it in there eyes how new and exciting it was for them. As for the media coverage it's mind-blowing. The American media was on another level.

[@marilynwolf9054]

I am CRAZY about my BEATLES! I LOVE ALL OF THEIR MUSIC!!

[@reidremington7771]

I remember when i was 11or 12 years old I believe. It was 1964! My parents had divorced and my father actually let me fly to Los Angeles, to spend a month with my mother. She asked me if I would like. To go to disneyland, or go and see the Beatles. I had heard about them, but Disneyland sounded so cool. And decided to go there instead of seeing the Beatles. I'm shure that everyone had made a decision in there life that they regretted. And this was my day. I know the people couldn't hear the music. But what a magical night it was. A year later I was a true Beatles fan! And my father actually bought me my first guitar and a small amplifier for Christmas. The guitar was a vox student prince. And a small Gibson amp. And 57 years later, I still play guitar! I can thank the Beatles, for a lifetime of gratitude! For taking me on a musical journey! Which I still enjoy to this day. I still love them.

[@113dmg9]

All this Beatle footage is satisfyingly trippy to watch.

[@Kohl423]

Every member of the band contributed to the ultimate image of the Beatles with John and Paul providing the dominant musical contribution. Their varying characters gave every fan someone to identify with. They were not carbon copies of each other. John was the originator and the leader George Harrison once said that John gave the group a hard edge during those early days and they needed it back then.

[@elisecordes]

I love the Beatles

[@whichgodofthousandsmeansno5306]

Try to imagine going from some working class lads from Liverpool that just wanted to play music. Then going from playing mostly cover songs in dive bars for beer money to becoming the most famous people on earth. It is astounding they kept it together as long as they did. Maybe because it was so unprecedented at the time it didn't go to thiers heads nearly as much as it could have.

[@crmay72]

I just love 14:41-15:50....! You feel like you are right there in the car with them and you really get a glimpse of just how strong and crazy Beatlemania was in 1964. I was born in '72 so this was a little before my time. That clip just fascinates me! :)

[@grazynkaa56]

Beautiful Boys, beautiful music, i love The Beatles.

[@julieegan1337]

It's sooo exciting & a real privilege to have been alive since the 50's & to have witnessed all the great groups & such fantastic music & songs & new technology & to have witnessed all things new in the universe, on land & also what human beings have accomplished through the gifts Father God has given them, it's been a WOW... mind boggling fantastic ride...with more to come 😃❤ UNREAL !!!

[@debbieminton9589]

I was born in '52, and I cherish 💜 my memories of being a teen in the 60s ☮ ... greatest era for music 🎶 ever ... and also the music 🎶 of the 70s-90s was great too !! ... so grateful all my experiences go back that far and I got to live through the era of both The Beatles and Elvis ... 💜💜💜

[@TigerGirl-rc7cc]

I really like this !! You get to cut through any narration and see the real story !! Love John saying," My name is Eric" an the reporter believing him. Haha!! There will never be another group like the Beatles!!!

[@mscoraline1998]

Ringo is SOO freakin' adorable!! xD

[@gardofuentes363]

You can see that John is the funniest, jokiest of the troup. 22:15; 24:25

[@staceyezell9685]

They grew up ...socially conscious ..they loved us back

[@michaelsin1968]

at about the 39 minute mark Paul really gives it to the interviewer about media responsibility. excellent!

[@user-jj1yb7mz9b]

not really. it's not journalists' jobs to keep your secrets. if you don't want something broadcast you lie or don't answer a journalist's question about it. if a journo asked him if he got the clap in Hamburg, he wouldn't have hesitated to say "no" or "none of your business." this was a bizarre take on Paul's part

[@andrewcorbett5729]

'What about the taste of the fans over there'. Paul's smile. He had a few nudge nudge.

[@KimSenior]

Great footage!💜🧡❤️

[@jeanmyers1787]

Wow Paul now 82 & still making music ❤

[@danielvlee]

11:48 For decades afterward, that interviewer thought to himself: "I can't believe I called John Lennon _'Eric'_! (facepalm)"

[@debbieminton9589]

lolol 🙂 ... John corrected him !! 🙂

[@jeffreytaylor4624]

Even though they couldn't hear themselves with all the screaming I'm still amazed that they never went off key when they sang .

[@gribwitch]

This video gives the uninitiated an insight into what the Beatlemania phenomenon was like at the time. There's not been anything like it since.

[@alanarakelian5021]

There are the Beatles -- then everyone else.

[@whichgodofthousandsmeansno5306]

It was terrible that Lennon was shot but there was still no reason for the Beatles to even consider getting back together by then. Leaving us with Abbey Road, Let it Be and the legendary rooftop performance was the way to go out in style. At their best and still wanting more was the way. But they gave so much greatness in a decade there is no reason to complain or blame. I for one am just thankful.

[@tomjewell7759]

1980 an interesting period for music. Punk, disco, metal, prog, pop, rock all swirling around and you are correct- no time for a reunion. But if John hadn't been murdured they would have done something perhaps an MTV unplugged but plugged in like Bruce did finally showing the world their live chops without screams. Not a full reunion I don't think but a bit of redemption.

[@sylvidanni]

I feel sad anytime I see Brian... what a tragedy, he took the band's fate with him when he died.

[@Chicken132ful]

Thanks for the upload! Love The Beatles, absolutely obsessed haha:)

[@shandonsahm3343]

Incredible.. WOW just wow

[@liquidlogic7426]

Very cool to have this again!

[@bLaZeR7845]

The Beatles Best Musical Band Ever

[@gcrichman53]

Yes,The best rock, and just about every other type of music!

[@marurbina353]

Blues rock and roll Folk Hard rock rock ect pop rock ect ect enero 2023

[@orlymg1985]

DE LOS GRUPOS GRANDES. ESTE ES ``EL MÁS GRANDE´´.

[@markhamilton6627]

19:51 is hilarious. John reaches across Paul and sticks his finger in Paul's ear as Paul is giving an interview. Paul thinks it is the old man standing behind him. :-)

[@normalizedinsanity4873]

Thank you for posting XX

[@ferociousgumby]

So what happened to The Compleat Beatles? And PLEASE don't say I"m spelling it wrong. It was by far the best Beatles documentary ever made.

[@wilsonstone935]

Yeah, I used to have it, it is good

[@ferociousgumby]

@@wilsonstone935 Bits and pieces of it are on KZbin, but not the whole thing. Copyright problems, I think.

[@debbieminton9589]

@@ferociousgumby ... it's so darn frustrating when you save things you really like from KZbin, and then later when you back to watch again, some of them are gone 😥 ... I have always thought it must be copyright issues 🤔.

[@christopherjenkins1176]

great show thank U.

[@gussiegreen4036]

I'm enjoying this documentary Oh Yeah Oh Yeah Oh Yeah Beatle Power Yeah Yeah Yeah

[@doogboy]

So great!

[@TheACCars]

Hello Goodbye

[@doogboy]

@@TheACCars Hello again!

[@doogboy]

WOW !! WOW !!!

[@Timlinthomasp]

A lot of this are forgotten or rarely seen interviews (at least here in the U.S.) and clips NOT included in the recent "Eight Days a Week" Ron Howard documentary, so it is worth a look if you have not seen it. Apparently most of the performances/music/songs are copyrighted or something and/or not heard due to infringement. Don't know. That's okay, you have all heard them over and over.

[@gardofuentes363]

11:38 "Which one are you?" "Eric." "That's the cameraman." LMAO

[@Dude0000]

Gardo Fuentes John was definitely influenced by Eric Morecombe. He copied him all the time, his mannerisms and accent on stage.

[@corinnafox114]

Incredible Billy does such a act of Paul . He could be the real thing

[@MrHuweyDubs]

George Harrisons response to Ken Dodds statement. .. "I need an earthy name to be a music star like Rock, stone or soil" "how about sod?"

[@TheACCars]

Something and Here Comes The Sun

[@jamesingram135]

Great stuff!

[@spence7985]

How did y’all get here tonight? Paul- in a van 😂😂

[@dwiyanaroselin9188]

i love ringo

[@joannmaracle2672]

I love the Beatles Ringo can dance he was shaking it with his wife I think on the dance floor at the peppermint lounge. Good for them having a good time.

[@sr0242]

There was a movie called The long and winding road that was made by Neil aspinall! It came out before the Beatles Anthology movie did! I saw it once in a music store in the Galleria in White Plains New York a long time ago but I can't find it now! Has anybody seen the real movie? Is it on the internet or KZbin?

[@34hedgehog]

Just read your comment. It WAS on KZbin until about a year ago. I've seen it twice now. Once on YT, and, before that, at Abbey Road in 1983, when they opened Studio 2 to a few Beatle fans. They played us a lot of unheard outtakes that ended up on 'Anthology', and showed us 'The Long And Winding Road', the first time anyone outside the Beatle 'family' had seen it.

[@garyjinontariony]

Yeah, live on,, peace and love...

[@TheACCars]

Give me love (Give me peace on earth)

[@japanipice2441]

2020 The Beatles still rockin' (^c^)"

[@breakingmad2645]

Ever since Bob Dylan and Yoko Ono came, the Beatles had a personal downfall towards their break up

[@adrianyoung5979]

24:20 - Lennon certainly had an interesting sense of humour!

[@faustofernandez2971]

I fell in love with The Beatles 55 years ago, when I was a 22 year-old existentialist nerd into Jean-Paul Sartre, jazz and classical music. I had heard about The Beatles and I thought it was all nonsense. Then I heard by accident Yesterday, and I couldn't believe it, that was chamber music! And then I heard more and more, and fell in love with them musically, and also physically with Paul McCartney, who I thought was gorgeous. I still remember everything they sang. When One Direction came around--now in my old age--I liked them very much. And I also fell in love with Harry Styles, who could be my grandson. But there were flaws with One Direction. They didn't play any instruments, they didn't write their own music, and the music they sang was mostly trash. They were good singers and had the freshness of The Beatles, but that was it, I am sorry to say. Oh well, The Beatles forever.

[@nicholasjames2097]

+Fausto Fernandez. Really enjoyable hearing about your experience and emotion involved with The Beatles music. Sir George Martin, would've helped with that quality in their music being fully trained in Classical and more than likely Jazz too. Hope you are keeping well, everyone is on their way to old age, some not so lucky, to get their gracefully is all a part of accepting your life and happy times with your generation. Be well I sincerely hope life is treating you well and you are in grand health. The Karl Herd Trio were great Jazz artists. Father, Llew Trombone, Mother Pamela, Trumpet, and Son Karl, Saxophone, Karl is able to play any style of music a very talented man.They travelled the world originally from England, settling in Australia.The son Karl is still playing now living in Nottingham England. Doing all sorts of gigs out and about. Karl was very ill with cancer, the Jazz community raised millions of pounds for him when ill. He has recovered since and back to his Saxophone playing. May you be in grand health. Peace and Love to you. Sincerely so. Hugs.

[@faustofernandez2971]

I am 77 and in fairly good health. I guess my lover, who is 24, keeps me young, He is from Afghanistan and had no idea who The Beatles were, but I introduced him to The Beatles and he fell in love with them. Now our song is All My Loving, and we sing it together. Of course we change "she" to "he"

[@nicholasjames2097]

+Fausto Fernandez. That's a lovely life you have, you taught him something so valuable, am sure he is so grateful for your learnedness and wisdom. Yes, I believe you have the "she" being the "cats" mother correct? Also the "tom cat" as in peeping "he" apparently being the deviant of the two the male. Yes, we all know what "cats" mean. Am merely pointing out the origin of the meaning of the word. we don't call our mother's "She" that is referring mother's are cats. Just a simple explanation. As you've stated, not often heard nowadays. Some much more creative terms have been added to the list. What two consulting adults do in their bedrooms is their business. Am not easily shocked if that's your intent. Enjoy your life as you please. Don't pump him too much the muscles become very worn out and a diaper or nappy, (depending on which country you are from of course) disposable and replaceable were invented, as anything or anyone is disposable in some peoples minds. Happy hump day when it rolls around. I myself had never heard of "Happy hump day" before until it was on Facebook. Thank you for replying. Enjoy what's left of your life. Is your name Allan?

[@faustofernandez2971]

I have some difficulty understanding what you wrote. But I get your feeling, so thanks

[@faustofernandez2971]

Ok, that's not American slang. And I don't see the need for gender-bending slang in our case. We are both very masculine

[@jeanmyers1787]

Paul & John loved each other, I’m so glad they made up their feud before John was murdered.

[@fastcakes]

Richard, it's one of those "unauthorised" cut & paste jobs, they are not permitted to use Beatle music, some don't have music, others (like this) hire a band to play some Beatly tunes. There's loads of these, Pink Floyd, Genesis, ELP, The Beatles. I have bought most of them, most are quite hard work.

[@113dmg9]

39:00 - Wow. Honest talk about drugs in the open. Paul made a lot of sense.

[@stevemazz3121]

The early concerts were great.... They came out and the crowd goes wild, no one can hear, and they played a 20 minute set and off they went.

[@debbieminton9589]

in hindsight, I bet most who were there, really wish now they had been able to actually hear the Beatles singing !! ... I know the guys themselves have said they couldn't even hear themselves and it got very frustrating for them 😕 ...

[@OneMediaMusic]

no es posible en el momento pero le avisaremos cuando la versión en español está disponible

[@randyw.9916]

One thing I got from this is reporters ask the most ignorant questions. i can't believe some of the questions they come up with once they get a chance to actually interview the most famous band on the planet.

[@claudebonenfant6700]

Somewhere over the rainbow, there is a group of 4 lads from Liverpool called .....

[@magicalmysterybeatles9084]

1:18 Song? A Beatles Song? Btw i love this documentary! Well done ! I love the Beatles

[@whichgodofthousandsmeansno5306]

Most guys are lucky to find one girl that likes them. Now imagine if millions of girls world wide not only liked you, but were screaming and crying and fainting and peeing themselves over you? And the only reason being you are in a popular rock band. I have to give these guys major props for keeping it together. I really believe the only reason was is that they put the music first. I could be wrong but good luck proving it.

[@mda037]

Nice collection of interviews and footage of mainly their early days of Beatlemania. But one way not to get me to subscribe to your channel is to beg for it every three minutes during the video.

[@SandvichTrolli48]

Announcer asks the Beatles "how long will the publicity last?" Paul didn't have an answer. The answer is...forever.

[@OneMediaMusic]

Hola Manuel - todo el video o solamente la description?

[@minyrar7107]

Someone knows or have any information about the interview from 48:57 to 50:28? Paul seems to be uncomfortable or upset with someone or something. It looks like he just decided not to say a word during that interview. There is a moment in which he said something to Ringo (like a secret) and John, very discretely, asks him if he is all right ("you all right?). Paul just looks at him and starts to whistle. It's a very interesting situation (considering that back in those days, Paul ALWAYS had something to say), and I just wonder in what historic moment of The Beatles it happened. Any clue?

[@maccaslovely]

Paul was ill and John was worried :)

[@minyrar7107]

Thanks for your response. It could be a reasonable explanation, but to me, it seems that Paul was upset. His attitude is like, "I am not going to answer any question".

[@minyrar7107]

I found the complete video of this interview, followed by another interview done with the same person the next day. Paul, in fact was ill. He had stomach flu. The papers reported that he collapsed due to his illness, but he clarified to the reporter that he did not, he said that in fact he got the flu but that he was feeling good and ready for The Beatles concert that night.

[@xtreemgirl9]

I noticed that they were slowly getting destroyed over the years since John said that they were more popular than Jesus. It's just his opinion. I mean, I belive in Jesus and you don't see me hating The Beatles. He juat shared his opinion. :T

[@eidhinmccaffery]

anyone in 1994?

[@Dude0000]

MangsitBoy me too, yeah. Can’t believe it’s the mid nineties. Oasis are pretty good. Going to see them next week. Hope they’re as good live🤞🏽

[@Dude0000]

It must have been hard on the Lennon’s having to hide and deny their marriage. No one could have survived that, in hindsight.

[@seanhonu]

Why did the Beatles break up? You can come up with so many answers for a question only THE BEATLES could answer...one piece to the puzzle of that question is that they never wanted to break up. Personally my guess as to why the Beatles broke up is that their popularity TORE them apart simply because they were Loved so much by so many. We loved them so much that we lost our minds over them, we went bezerk and became so insanely obsessed over them as if being possessed by their spirits...they were Wanted men and the World wanted to have them. Simply put, our love for the Beatles killed them because they were so overwhelmed by Beatlemania. Their popularity heard around the world became an epidemic that had spread like wild fire that, for a moment in time, they were unstoppable. So the question still remains...why did the Beatles break up? Maybe another question we should be asking ourselves is why does their music still live on to this very day?? Just find a Beatles fan and ask them What makes them a Beatles fan...Their answer will be shown not only on their faces, but what they feel in their hearts, and the heart never lies. Our Love for the Beatles ended The Beatles...Sad but true...and the beat goes on! BEATLES FOREVER!!!

[@libraryquiet]

+Sean Ramirez+ Why did the Beatles break up? Like everybody else does eventually, they grew up. It was time to move on. Simple, what's the mystery? Your other question as to why their music still lives on to this day. Are you serious?! Their music is the best. You come on as some intellectual on the Beatles experience and culture yet you contradict yourself in your comment. You stated, "So the question still remains... why did the Beatles break up? Then you turn around and say, "Our love for the Beatles ended the Beatles... Sad but true..." So which is it? I can tell you're a big time Beatles fan. Just be careful not to go around sounding like your opinions are correct or else you'll hear from others like me. Like John Lennon said, "Leave the analysis to someone else and let them get it wrong."

[@NaaHva]

Paul died i 1966. That's why.

[@irinacalcea4594]

Don't Stop Me Now (Glee Cast Version) Became out of The Making of The Beatles First US Visit (Documentary)

[@dax421]

For all the “real fans” and the people saying that the Beatles wanted to make “real” music but couldn’t because of they’re ‘crazed’ female fandom. That forced them to only produce and release the style of song that was most popular. (Yet all their music even, their releases during those most mainstream moments, has stood the test of time which is “real music” 101). You should be proud and happy for the artists you care for so much for that, you’re somehow one of their rare “real fans”, as it’s a testament of their greatness and your “rare great taste” since you like being rare so much. Because that’s what happens with talented icons. Why?, because Females are the most sought out demographic in mainstream entertainment because of how dedicated and proactive they are. So those crazed fan girls or the female pre teen/teen demographic as they’re more formally known as is the most profitable and is the demographic that makes an entertainer go from popular to legendary and makes their legacy historical. (One direction, coldplay, Rolling Stones, etc all have gone through the crazed teen phase except kpop where the phase is just your permanent fan base outside of Asia. By the end of all the mania, true talent get their dues paid like the Beatles have over the past 3 decades. Best of all it’s free marketing. None of which quite which would have happened without that crazed fandom period that caused them to impact things outside of music and even outside the entertainment industry. (E.g Lennons death leading to investigation privacy policy and public liaison guidelines being reformed. Due to how the media coverage of criminals murderers specifically was becoming a common motive like it was for johns killer. This reform did largely work till social media came along now criminals can film themselves and let the internet do the rest). Beatles fan girls was the mainstreams first experience of Stan culture and the most famous first example of “going viral” all of this made them the first blueprint for a global pop star. Which no one has achieved to their standard showing once again why they’re so great regardless of type of fans. It has however been refined to the point labels are creating their own musical stars now (industry plants) to the point that each major record label has at least 2 or 3 of them all varying in successes but none even 1% close to the Beatles mainly because of the crazed fan girls. They are probably the most important marketing tool and they don’t cost a penny. But because of that you can’t fake them. Takes years, the beyhive didn’t form overnight.

[@TheACCars]

0:53 The Ventures Play The Country Classics

[@firfaulrus3267]

The Beatles/ 1962-1966| The Featles/1967 -1970

[@nicholasjames2097]

+Fir Faulrus. You sir a smart enough to see. Unlike the insult throwing people on here professing how wonderful everything is. Look at the big picture and the details are missed.

[@mjfan653]

@@nicholasjames2097 oh smart indeed... very intelligent, big pictures. ofc the real truth of it is, they killed paul because he was such a bore, and then just made a bunch of songs about that. because thats what one does - tries to sing about their conspiracies as much as they can. incidentally, now as i commit frauds regarding the death of a person, i, as a nod to the fab four maffia, try n make as much witty remarks as i can about it all, and design incriminating backwards inverted elements and small pictures of it into all my products big pictures. wouldnt be a conspiracy without it. just wouldnt have the feel. i also recently bought a big poster of abbey road - for the big picture, y know

[@PaulFormentos]

We all "KNOW BILLY" Even those who deny it

[@PeterMayer]

God I thought I knew everything they did. What music is at 36 Annette's and who's singing it?

[@Ufo-Sau]

I never heard a song 22:37. Anybody prompt me what is it?

[@PaulFormentos]

WASP MAN

[@kateh.2327]

I'll probably get slaughtered for this but I never cared for The Beatles... I liked the Stones much better... Now that said, I've really been listening to their classics n I am truly impressed by their intellect, talent, charisma etc .. the songs resonate with every aspect of everyday life in a poetic manner ... Damn, I wish I'd listened more carefully when they were performing together... Ah well, better late than never!

[@bruceblake9942]

What's with the miniature blue framed screen ??

[@rebelrouzer5318]

probablely to prevent copyright claim

[@magicalmysterybeatles9084]

22:57 Song? 😍

[@1badjesus]

I LOVE Zep, Stones, Who, etc..but NONE of them had the charisma and wit in interviews like The Beatles!!

[@nicholasjames2097]

+ 1 Bad Jesus. Take a look at a documentary of all the same bands with the same groupies in America. Pamela Des Barres does a trip to all the queens that threw themselves at David Bowie, one said after he took her virginity at 14years of age, he became a star that night. They slept with the lot. Cassandra one of them, played Elvira after Elvis advised her to get out of Vegas. A song penned was named sweet sweet Connie from Little Rock another of them. The Doors, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zep. Aerosmith, The Stones, The Who, Frank Zappa even produced them as a band. Elvis was included with these groupies. A Japanese exotic dancer named Satura ? he gave her an engagement ring. Sweet Connie from Little Rock has all the bands pictures on her walls with tokens from the band. The Plaster Caster s included. Check it out for yourselves, the list is so long. It's on VHS1 on youtube. Am too tired to name all the bands. From "Dreamtime"

[@willthacker5182]

The interesting thing about the Beatles, at least imo, is the way they handled their rise to fame & popularity. You never got the impression that they ever took it too seriously. A lot of bands either reject it & really come off as jerks, others become jaded & almost gross, due to an inflated sense of their own importance. The beatles always seemed even keel, grounded, & never forgot that they were just some guys who really liked making music. There's not many who've been in that position who could've handled all that fame & popularity w/such grace. I believe they are the best band of all time, & i don't think any band will ever top what they accomplished. No matter how big they got, they never fell off. All their music was great & every album was different.

[@ahbowakawapoussepousse2712]

I bet those gullible steeple regretted smashing those records. An original record worth a fortune now!

[@spookywriter7455]

anybody know the song at 35:08?

[@orangerainbow]

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[@oscarhernandezpena2646]

is complete? how many chapters there are ?

[@palmereldritch8277]

We can get it, together. And that's all.

[@TheACCars]

Oh, yeah

[@marcocorona4573]

anybody know the song ?? 34:03

[@sweetiecap]

@@marcocorona4573 The Pencils - Love So Strange

[@mutaqinyusuf2190]

Anyone what's the title of song at 07:30 ?

[@allisonthecat]

Very cool so sad George asking for a smoke we all know he got throat cancer from it eventually tears. Nasty habit to quite but I know in the 60's it was cool to smoke. But man where they all extremely talented Ringo was freaking adorable yes he's my favorite lol.

[@kaijohnson967]

What is the name of the song at the beginning of the documentary?

[@johnpearson6251]

All those people who burned all of their Beatles records and collectibles are kicking themselves these days

todo el vidio por favor