#otd On This Day (February 11, 1964) The Beatles played at Washington D.C.!
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@adobedirtblues132129 днів тому
No roadies, no vocal stage monitors, no ear monitors, no guitar pedals, no backup row of instruments, ready to play in case of a broken string, no banks of backing vocalists, No fireworks, no smoke, no string section, no huge video screens, no spotlights or stage lighting,, No electronic guitar tuners, no synthesizers, no digital mixing board, no Guitar techs, no amp techs,, no personal assistants, no make up and hair, no costume, bodyguards, masseuses, lawyers, drivers, personal chefs…. ….. am I leaving anything out?
@marianystrom757028 днів тому
@adobedirtblues1321 You had just about everything there! Can I add "no autotune"! (I THINK you didn't mention that?) And as the world is today - no AI !! Thank God for these videos , - when everything was this GENUINE! And it's incredible how their songs can still be played , and all the words is still there for me! I was ONE year old at this time , so I might've remember ! 😊 (OR could it be that I heard the songs a FEW times since then!?)
@jts333928 днів тому
I guess a brandy snifter full of Green M&M’s out of the question?
@jimmyjackson311728 днів тому
True....and they still sound good
@solarvanlife817728 днів тому
No sound check....at least one dead mic....drum kit facing the wrong way.
@amb274528 днів тому
No roadies?? Don't think so. Neil Aspinall and Mal Evans were their roadies. Neil took care of the group's needs, while Mal Evans was the equipment manager setting up the amps, guitars, and Ringo's drum kit prior to their concerts. In the video, you will see Mal and Beatles press agent Brian Sommerville rotating Ringo's drum kit every few songs.
@michaelkornegay4846Місяць тому
For those who dog Ringo, he was absolutely the PERFECT drummer (temperament and skill) for the Beatles.
@tkcurtis1725Місяць тому
Agreed....actually a great drummer period! :)
@joenaniaМісяць тому
John Lennon said when Ringo came into the band " The whole thing came together "
@nisiunavoce1264Місяць тому
ABSOLUTELY! Ringo was the click track AND glue of that wonderful band.
@thethrillofpattaya8404Місяць тому
Ringo was to The Beatles just as Charlie Watts was to The Stones! Rock Solid beat!
@michaelkornegay4846Місяць тому
@@thethrillofpattaya8404 My sentiments EXACTLY. Each was absolutely perfect for their respective bands. Charlie's humility though, was (hilarious) and a thing to behold: Reporter: "Is it difficult going from your jazz band to playing in the Rolling Stones?" Charlie: "Not really. It's both playing drums." Crickets...
@threynolds220 днів тому
The 16-year-olds in this audience are now 76 (in 2024).
@Zigaboomusiczig18 днів тому
Did ya find your mom or grandma there?
@jennyleonard417517 днів тому
I've always loved that song but l wasn't a super fan that went ballistic like their audiences did. I am 76 now and l think l appreciate their music more now than l did when l was 16.
@craigjohnson559017 днів тому
Crazy huh?!? I was six when they performed here....those days, and music are looooong gone. I love seeing all guitarists chord structures, very clear to see. Awesome upload bruh😊
@dr.krinkleweldon593417 днів тому
Fat and wrinkled up hags. You can have them.
@dr.krinkleweldon593417 днів тому
@@Zigaboomusiczig yes he found them. But the boys that knocked them up are no where to be found.
@alrosen80673 дні тому
I am almost 68 years old, and I never saw the Beatles live. This was an incredible show to see and now I feel as if I have gotten to see them live. They were the REAL DEAL! Musically, vocally and personally. Love the Beatles 4EVR
@cmwfeb65Місяць тому
Being able to play anywhere near in time AND in harmony, in the middle of a screaming arena, without stage monitors is miraculous. These guys were road-worn pros after a solid year of European Beatlemania, as well as a thousand gigs in noisy, crappy clubs in the previous 5 years. Ringo’s steady time also allowed them, if necessary, to just count beats and get to the chorus together. A solid drummer is often overlooked, but SO essential. Remember, he probably couldn’t hear the other guys, so he had to count and just watch for visual cues. These guys were experts at generating amazing excitement without pyro, rotating drums, OTT costumes or stage lighting. Truly the greatest band in the world at the time.
@buckfaststradler4629Місяць тому
Those drums in this vid DID rotate.
@seagullshame26 днів тому
You’re exactly right. For most other bands a concert under these conditions would be disastrous
@kvvvy635926 днів тому
I believe Ringo has said that he watched John's ass for his cues lmao
@user-er5qd7su5m20 днів тому
Yes, they certainly have "paid their dues".
@Vodoley195112 днів тому
Им было весело ....
@um77327 днів тому
Set List: 2:17 Roll Over Beethoven 4:46 From Me To You 7:31 I Saw Her Standing There 10:54 This Boy 13:44 All My Loving 16:39 I Wanna Be Your Man 19:47 Please Please Me 22:11 Till There Was You 24:20 She Loves You 28:06 I Want To Hold Your Hand 31:32 Twist And Shout 35:12 Long Tall Sally
@Lights_Darks25 днів тому
Thanks!
@peternemes677025 днів тому
Thx bro!! 👍
@pageluvva24 дні тому
Thanks for doing this
@Gustavo-lu4pp23 дні тому
Thanks!❤
@TheCaseyAcademy20 днів тому
Thank You ❤❤❤
@mc2mc277Місяць тому
Man….trial by fire! Two mics that they have to move themselves between four singers. NO monitors with deafening, screaming fans, UN-miced drums and amps…..Those many years of clubs gigs sure paid off. Amazingly good, considering all that.
@seankm6nfo990Місяць тому
Amazingly good.
@markvigil8667Місяць тому
no modern music equipment is right! I can imagine what Harrison would have done with a line 6 helix or a kemper profiler!
@thephuntoМісяць тому
são de outro mundo
@enpappa24 дні тому
And that drum "podium" pure hazzard! Amazing.
@markvigil866724 дні тому
@@enpappa imagine tommy lee trying to work with that! drum podium
@moeb4348Місяць тому
I love Paul's awkward song introductions, then the song starts and it's like a punch in the gut. Even with the very crude stage technology, when the Beatles started preforming it's a transforming experience. They were way beyond any other artist and sixty years later, this performance is still valid and inspirational.
@67Pepper13 днів тому
I think Paul was about 20 yrs. old so he and the lads did really well under pressure.
@odurandina6 днів тому
no P.A. amp stack whatsoever
@avolite71920 годин тому
Whatever fanboy.
@eldiablo379423 дні тому
It blows my mind that they had such primitive live gear and no stage monitors.. girls screaming insanely loud, some of the vocal mics not even working half the time, janky rotating drum riser, drum set on the verge of falling apart.. half the songs the amps are turned away from them and aren't even mic'd up and they still killed it and never missed a beat. Such raw energy! The Beatles had such a punk rock mentality. I can't stress to the ppl who dont play shows on how stressful it is to not be able to hear yourself playing in a live mix, and these guys nailed it.
@ili62622 дні тому
did they use the amps as monitors?
@Cheese_133714 днів тому
well the back of the cabinets were open
@eldiablo37944 дні тому
@@Cheese_1337 which doesn't matter..
@denisefarmer366День тому
Without monitors they can't hear themselves. They were absolute pros.
@bokajllensch661День тому
It isnt a punk rock mentality as they are not boycotting the system because there simply isnt one yet. Id call it pioneering mentality. And the amps and drums are miced but only for the recording. The PAs where only vocal amplifiers.
@dannyburleigh17 днів тому
Can you IMAGINE being in that Audience watching this LIVE?!!
@pressureflipin19925 днів тому
unless you were way up front you weren't hearing anything but the excruciating, high pitch collective that is all whining coming from every single girl in that venue and at that point It pretty much sounds like a continuous whistle in your ear that you can't stop
@lukehauser11823 дні тому
The woman in the white sweater knows she's got a good seat! 12:50
@simonworman78982 дні тому
You take Charles Berry the brothers Everly, stir and fuse in a little early Stax,C&W a pinch of soul into yer Liverpool true wanabee rock&rollers , add Scouse humour!.Popular music progressed but there was never better time.
@johnjomennelson863129 днів тому
No egos at this time, just friendship, & respect for individual talent. True musicianship.
@jaxsienplays988416 днів тому
There was egos lmao
@KingfishStevens-di9ji16 днів тому
They weren't popular at all in Engkand, they used to call pubs pretending to be their groupies to get gigs, because they didn't have any there. American teenage girls are what made them famous.
@odurandina6 днів тому
no P.A. amp stack whatsoever
@jaysmith30954 дні тому
Common goal.
@scottandrewbrass19312 дні тому
@@KingfishStevens-di9ji😅😅😅What a load of shit. They were absolutely massive in the UK ( And sweden) way before Murican teenies discovered them.
@catholiccowboy85459 днів тому
The funny thing is that they are still # 1 today in 2024. Unbeatable !
@user-ui7et5up6f6 днів тому
Кто сказал?? 😂😂😂😂
@catholiccowboy85456 днів тому
@@user-ui7et5up6f ... Da da .. eat ik Kazimir !
@spockboy20 днів тому
Ringo's beating those drums like they owe him money : )
@Cheese_133714 днів тому
well they weren't miced :D
@Pepegil9 днів тому
Best comment of the day!😂
@francotamayo949 днів тому
Well he had to do it like that to hear himself in the middle of that screaming crowd.
@DavidRamos-nz4bh8 днів тому
He’s crushing the drums, so tired of hearing people say he sucks. He’s fantastic.
@castanzes8 днів тому
Awesome drumming!
@kiereluurs124327 днів тому
Makes me aware of their signature manners. The shared microphones, the bows, the head shaking.
@JP546614 днів тому
The jelly beans tossed directly at them and their instruments. George said later that he HATED that.
@brijazee2 місяці тому
I second, cleanest version yet. If a kid of today wants to know what was so big about The Beatles, they need to watch this.
@Pepe_JavaМісяць тому
I am a kid! 😅 I made 12 in the start of the year
@bradparker9664Місяць тому
I think half the people who don't get The Beatles don't WANT to get The Beatles. This is, indeed, outstanding quality.
@jdzentrist8711Місяць тому
Never forget 1964, hearing I Wanna Hold Your Hand, for the first time. It was thrilling beyond communicating
@louise_rose28 днів тому
When I was sixteen I missed out on seeing this one and Pink Floyd at Pompeii (as a double bill!) in the theatre.... They were screened one night, as a midnight show, by the students' film club at the local university, but I thought one had to be a college student and inscribed at uni to get to attend the screenings (you had to be a member of the club). It was only several years later that I grasped that there was no "only current pr former students" rule for the film club. ;)
@BillWalker3rd28 днів тому
Wow!! Great Picture Quality!! …now we need “someone” to pull the audio out of the muck! Seriously? I’ve found the “experiencing” YT channels that listen for the first time to songs from the past. I am BLOWN AWAY by those that listen to Led Zeppelin for example and have NEVER heard their songs….SO? So, if you watch them doing Whole Lotta Love, and compare it straight across with the Beatles 10-15 years earlier there’s light years difference….of course the Beatles were the original gift to music, and by the time we get to Jimmy Paige and Robert Plant singing and playing … (never to ignore Bonzo or Jones ❤) well…. 🙄
@PlymouthVT26 днів тому
Kinda brings you to tears what a beautiful simple innocent bygone era. I was 10 years old when I first heard them on the radio and it was shocking how it affected kids our age. It turned me into a drummer. Super talented guys. Long live Paul & Ringo!!!
@hydrokeychain931820 днів тому
Max Weinberg saw them on the Sullivan show when he was a kid. He thought Ringo looked like he was having so much fun, he thought to his little kid self, "I want to do that!"
@marsrideroneofficial3 дні тому
Today, May 2, 2024, Paul is now 81, Ringo 83, George 81(53) and John 83(40) 🎧❤️🔥Great upload 🙏My mom looks similar to her at 05:51 in 1964, she started working as a ticket lady or the lady in the box office for a cinema here in Davao City. 🍺
@vincentlussier826428 днів тому
No crowd ever reacted to a rock band the way they reacted to The Beatles! Just look at expressions of facination and disbelief that their actually infront of The Beatles ! This was a hyper euphoria and those kids had a good time!
@tommurphree563028 днів тому
You forgot The Rolling Stones . I saw them at the same place . Washington Coliseum Nov. 22 , 1965 . The cops were putting girls that made it to the stage in headlocks and tossing them off the stage .
@revpgesqredux27 днів тому
@@tommurphree5630Stones always second rate and derivative
@darkotube22 дні тому
pop band
@HardRockMaster757720 днів тому
As long as they didn't stand up! I'd like to hear what threats were made to the audience before the show, to not dare to stand up during the concert.
@WaveBloom18 днів тому
@@tommurphree5630😂👌🏼
@user-wt3ub3cg5cМісяць тому
A testament to their amazing talents. No monitors, no prep of sound mix, screwed up stage and drum riser. Ringo like a machine always on beat, fantastic. That’s what playing to rowdy crowds five hours a night in Germany for weeks gets you!
@cornucopia859125 днів тому
Ringo was the beast at this gig. His best playing. Improvise, energetic, hard picking, he is great. And all this on the floating stage!
@davidpitcairn95022 дні тому
He’s so good. I’m honestly blown away. Never seen this before.
@ahcapella20 днів тому
@@davidpitcairn950 His energy during this show astounds me!
@user-if6by2ir8b16 днів тому
Западная молодеж и Советская молодеж одинакого любили Битлз ❤
@rodhancock468227 днів тому
To all you wonderful Beatles fans who now view this. It is a true connection of what made them so great. 🥰🦋🌹🇦🇺
@bigdunc131317 днів тому
Hi Rod. Am the postman for Strawberry Fields and Mendips 251 Menlove Avenue. Johns childhood home. Just making a Beatle connection.
@aschneider70Місяць тому
LOL the kids dragging the amps around the stage, that drum kit shaking like a boat, great times! Fucking heroes!
@jhaduvala29 днів тому
No foldback. A mixing engineer from hell...or maybe a monkey.
@daitos195529 днів тому
And no monitors! My God what a nightmare
@JuanMoreGame29 днів тому
@@daitos1955 Roadies desperately needed
@kenren11029 днів тому
@@JuanMoreGame Had Roadies even been invented?
@jurepotokar906829 днів тому
They had Mal Evans and Neil Aspinall l@@kenren110
@hydrokeychain931820 днів тому
Performed on pure muscle memory, they could barely hear themselves. Amazing live band.
@erwildersr9 днів тому
12 hour sets in Hamburg, Germany paid off handsomely…
@RockinSG26 днів тому
They made me want to play guitar and at 67, I still do!
@joenania25 днів тому
And stay with it -
@incaspathway859524 дні тому
Me too
@hydrokeychain931820 днів тому
Sixty three and still going, Brother!
@RockinSG20 днів тому
@@hydrokeychain9318 Hell ya!
@Lets_Go_Canes16 днів тому
Picked up drums as well
@hansvandermeulen5515Місяць тому
The good old days when a whole show could fit neatly on one lp.
@adobedirtblues132126 днів тому
They were all good, but George stood out there in the guitar world in those days in terms of his compositional skills, sophistication, creativity and variety of styles. Everything from beautiful gut string playing on “and I love her” to unique slide playing on the later albums. On and on. When you sing the song to yourself, on many of the songs you will include the guitar riff as you hum it to yourself because it has become a part of the song itself. Not easy. Not to mention he was a terrific songwriter and singer. The Beatles were a once in a lifetime combination of talents without a doubt.
@annehajdu865421 день тому
And then there was Paul. His bass playing, his singing voice, and his unmatched songwriting skills. The talents run deep.
@annode3 дні тому
george was 21
@tessfenmore618026 днів тому
I’m a Gen Xer and for my 5th birthday my parents brought me a record player and copy of Meet The Beatles. Damn I played that record all the time! I became a good student because of this band! Very good report card = a Beatles’ record. Good times!
@maryelee313125 днів тому
Sounds like you have really smart parents!
@danfoss15356 днів тому
You are a good musician, whether you know it or not!
@dcool2u27 днів тому
They had to turn the drum kit around themselves to face the rest of the audience but the amps remained facing the other direction! So not only no floor monitors but now they are barely hearing their instruments from the back of the amps! The mic on the left was never brought up in volume. It's maddening! It's like a crew set up the stage and went home! And the Beatles kept a great attitude!
@denisefarmer366День тому
They never complained about the mic, just improvised quickly and carried on. ❤❤❤
@user-qy2wp8iz9l29 днів тому
This is the number one Band in the world 🌍🌍🌍
@stevesteve119826 днів тому
Always has been and always will be
@mattc.883Місяць тому
Ringo was an absolute beast back there!
@StevenFallonOfficial9 днів тому
I love how it's the hugely anticipated first Beatles concert in the United States, and they open up with a cover tune and with George singing lead. 🎸
@BernieOliver7 днів тому
Their actual first performance in the US was the taped version of the 3rd Ed Sullivan show from the afternoon before the live debut on Feb. 9, 1964. The first song they did their was "Twist & Shout," again a cover.
@StevenFallonOfficial6 днів тому
@@BernieOliver Right, that's why I said 'concert' instead of 'performance.' But they always did a great cover, on record or live 🎸
@denisefarmer366День тому
@@BernieOliverWhat a fond memory, that first Ed Sullivan show. I sat 1 foot from the TV, so in love with them!!😅
@patrickwakefield2297Місяць тому
amazing to even play under those conditions.
@user-ve2pd1xb3vМісяць тому
Supposedly the band could not hear themselves !
@itslikethesamebutdifferent8020Місяць тому
Believe me that after playing dingy clubs in Hamburg for 8hrs a night to a bunch of hookers, sailors and gangs while popping pills to keep them awake… this was a breeze.
@Jerry-sr9kqМісяць тому
@@user-ve2pd1xb3v they didn't have any monitors to hear themselves with!!
@wheeliebopper29 днів тому
Hey Ringo...set your drum kit up on this rickety unleveled riser stand!
@canturgan27 днів тому
The kit isn't even miked up. It must be being picked up by the vocal mics.
@djwolfsmusicbox695615 днів тому
I literally grew up watching the Beatles the same year they conquered America from the crib in 1964 and loved their music from day one. They are one of the greatest bands of all-time, period!!!
@user-zh9zb9si8n9 днів тому
This is true showmanship! These guys played that show with mostly their own songs! They ramped up the energy after each, and every song! Their musicianship was spectacular for that time period! Their stage energy was off the charts as they were smiling, and having fun! These were the days when gimmicks wouldn't get you very far. Your Band had to be this good in those days because, gimmicks weren't gonna save you. Talent, and very hard work can get you a long way!! How often do you get that much at Concerts these days?
@lopezbМісяць тому
They sound GREAT! All these years later. Right on key amidst all the screaming fans...
@goplad1Місяць тому
I'd hardly call Ringo's singing on key. I don't think he sang one note on key.
@MrJohndl15 днів тому
I Want To Hold Your Hand. Arguably the best pop song ever recorded. Perfection.
@denisefarmer366День тому
Us 13 year olds fell in love with them in the US because of that song. Imagine, just to hold the hand of your favorite Beatle.... The angst of young teens!😅
@user-sq4jz9up6gМісяць тому
There will never be another Beatle's ❤...Sadly
@caprise-music6722Місяць тому
Let’s be glad there was the one and only . Their music will never die
@grizzkid79524 дні тому
What about Marilyn Manson and Snoop Dog?
@HardRockMaster757720 днів тому
The Beatles rode in on pop Music Tidal Wave that only happens once in a 100 years, or more.
@marsrideroneofficial3 дні тому
The closest comparison to the Beatles for me would be Depeche Mode and Coldplay.
@jesusgonzaiialez822329 днів тому
Ringo was unleashed on this tour, I've never saw him playing so hard as he did it here‼️
@caferrara26 днів тому
He swings like crazy!
@Dmitry-SPB.RU196826 днів тому
Не следовало доверять ему кухонную посуду.😊
@erwildersr26 днів тому
They were hungry then! First full show in USA.
@jimmymurphy778926 днів тому
I've always loved Ringo's liberal use of the big Ride Cymbal - really drives the band.
@jeffrysmith820026 днів тому
Back in the day the drums weren’t mic’s pretty tough to compete with amps unless you beat the hell out of your kit!
@charlesminear779212 днів тому
What professionals these guys were at so young an age. It was hot, loud, mics not working. Ringo kept the guys in line beating the hell of the drums and cymbals. All my loving was great with George joining in eith Paul on vocals. Of course this boy all singing in harmony. I remember the Beatles on Ed Sullivan first time. Everyone was watching. You had to be there. I was 8 years. I will never forget those days.
@dr.krinkleweldon593428 днів тому
George's guitar work here is fantastic
@JP546614 днів тому
As always, but he had trouble keeping the guitar in tune though.
@61Slughi29 днів тому
9:12 Holy crap, Ringo just went into overdrive.
@tigerbait13424 дні тому
Guy was an absolute maniac…love it!!!
@juergenfischle20 днів тому
It's a great achievement to be able to play so flawlessly in this hellish noise, without monitors and with a lousy sound system!
@poppyjons568746 днів тому
fuck that they had the best sound system in the world the first 2 vox ac100 watt amps made in dartford kent england for john and george way ahead of fender amps and pauls t60 bass amp 30 to 40 watts with 60 watts peak output power
@nosferatu853026 днів тому
No words to describe this... goosebumps started on my arms, now running all the way down my back 😱 The picture and sound is insane...WOW!!!!!!!!!!!
@chrisbotelho72123 дні тому
Being able to play like this without monitors is simply crazy amazing. Crazy that they're in time and tune vocally as well as they are. Amazing.
@JimLaughlan28 днів тому
Anyone who says Ringo isn't a great drummer needs to really re-evaluate their opinion!!!
@teeceemoo25 днів тому
His drum playing would as good in punk
@jaysmith30954 дні тому
Taste, innovation and power.
@MrJohndl15 днів тому
The world's first rock band. Pure Talent and a few instruments. This is magic.
@DigitalMusicLibrary14 днів тому
First "British" Rock Band
@demianroca446913 днів тому
first popular band querras decir.
@MickBokulich-gg1ro12 днів тому
That’s not the kinks, goof.
@MickBokulich-gg1ro12 днів тому
😂. They aren’t the Kinks, Goof
@zzrider805Місяць тому
Epic! Amazing, no tuners, no auto-tune, no monitors, no in-ears, where's the PA? Maybe a sorrounding house PA ...just 3 amps, an unmiked drum kit, no wonder why Ringo's smashing those drums in perfect timing, how could they hear each other, and be that tight?!!! Anyone who's ever played in a band, live, knows what I'm talking about...unbelievable, what a band, and Paul's vocals on Long Tall Sally are insane, after screaming for 1//2 an hour...
@Voxac100b22 дні тому
There's speakers above the stage these might have acted as monitors too.
@jaxsienplays988416 днів тому
Autotune wasn't even invented yet bruh
@socrates181828 днів тому
This is the greatest performance I’ve ever seen-. Unbelievable human power!
@frankwilson2607Місяць тому
OMG... no roadies, sound check, monitors, etc. Excellent - Thanks!
@patrickrancourt4782Місяць тому
Exept the one and only MR Mal Evans
@boydjobe1324Місяць тому
Don't forget, no silly dancer troups.
@jurepotokar906829 днів тому
@@patrickrancourt4782and Neil Aspinall
@Voxac100b22 дні тому
@@jurepotokar9068mostly Mal once they got famous
@anthonyvespia66623 дні тому
I'm 43 yrs old, and to this day I believe this is the greatest band in our history. In color, on a bigger stage, with I believe two more musicians added, to them, and 5 to 6 yrs later they were mind blowing awesome. My dad played in a band for many years, and they played oldies. I was about ten yrs old, and watching him play the drums which is extremely hard, he did a few Beatles solo's. God bless them for what they brought to America. I wasn't born yet, but watching them gives you goosebumps. When someone can do that, they are extremely just great. God bless them, and all their fans.
@planetvegan7843День тому
If top 40 pop jingles is your thing, definitely.
@mfbigray4 дні тому
They weren't 4 guys but a well oiled machine.....No band today could pull off what they did then. No bad notes, great harmony (how could they even hear each other)....they had gigged so much everything was just automatic.....they will be remembered as one of the greatest things of the 20th century. There will NEVER be another BEATLES !!!!!!!
@Billykid5142 дні тому
The greatest thing that ever happened to humanity period
@Mark-ph1dpДень тому
Они уникальные и неповторимые.😅
@paulferranti8536Місяць тому
My mom took me and my two brothers to Forest Hills 1964. We couldn’t get in it was sold out so we listened outside.
@peterliston16975 днів тому
Four fantastic musicians playing pure music. The Beatles were and still are fabulous
@swisscottagecleanairaction29 днів тому
The ecstasy in the audience faces is equal to the sublime performance.
@jbwood3341Місяць тому
What I see watching this video, is a bunch of kids around my age (back then) having the time of their lives and 4 young man who at that time had no idea of how they were going to change music and our world. Thank you lads! Thanks for posting this piece of history, Pepe.
@colinpumpernickel26058 днів тому
The quality of performance when faced with the shambolic stage set up is simply staggering. They cut their teeth so thoroughly in Hamburg that they were consummate professionals by this stage. And to think that only two years later they would create "Tomorrow Never Knows" and completely change the landscape of music is crazy.
@jonnyroxx717224 дні тому
You have to remember that this was as metal as it got in these days. These guys were badass.
@0010Kev11 днів тому
Just think folks....on this night these masterpieces of music were brand new to most of us. How many thousands of times have we heard them now...and they are still the best ever!
@Stefanhaukur19989 днів тому
You Just Can’t Beat The Beatles
@realcap20104 дні тому
THIS is how it’s done…raw talent and a few watts of amplification. Incredible…
@JoseMTamez29 днів тому
I was born Jan 4th 63, and I was barely a year old. This is incredible and just astounding. I used to wonder and ask what the big deal was around Ringo. I believe you really had to be there to appreciate it. This dude was playing his ass off under some very extreme environments. I have in-ears and I can't imagine playing without a monitor. Where's the frigging PA? Unbelievable!
@scottreiber687928 днів тому
I was born in Feb. 63 and because of my uncle I grew up on these guys. I used to listen to their albums for hours at a time. The British Invasion years are my favorite, especially the first album with the Motown cover tunes. If ya get a chance, check it out if ya haven't already.
@jorgeb5552 місяці тому
I’m addicted to watching this! Some things I’ve noticed: Paul introduces the 3rd song, “ISHST”, George the 4th, “This Boy” and then Paul introduces every other song except for “She Loves You”, which they go straight into after “Till There Was You”. Only Ringo’s and George’s names are ever mentioned, both by Paul. Drums are rotated 5 times: First, 180 degrees to start the show when amps are facing opposite direction. Second, 180 degrees after three songs. Third, 180 degrees again after three more songs. Fourth, 90 degrees counterclockwise for “I Want to Hold Your Hand”. Finally, 180 degrees for “Long Tall Sally”. 😳
@TeajonmustardМісяць тому
U notice how out do tune George’s guitar was at the start of I wanna hold ur had he looks over to Paul all spooked lol
@jorgeb555Місяць тому
@@Teajonmustard Just looked at it. George spins his head around, trying to find the problem. I wish there was a close-up of his face! By the way, almost 30 years ago, I started a fan club for Washington DC area Beatles fans, and we made T-shirts that had Paul’s introduction to I Want to Hold Your Hand on the back! The reason I did that, it’s because in the Beatles anthology, he does the introduction, but then they cut into, “She Loves You “. This bothered me I Want to Hold Your Hand was the song that propelled them to popularity in the states and it was first played in Washington DC on December 17, 1963 by WWDC this jockey, Carroll, James, as you might know!
@JP5466Місяць тому
@@Teajonmustard Good catch, but I think he was playing a few wrong notes in the intro.
@GuitarMattМісяць тому
@@jorgeb555DC101 on FM radio and its original AM brand 1060AM. Signing off from adopted HOMEtown of Phoenix for decades at 50
@dusanpogacar139922 дні тому
On This boy they had a problem with sound. Johns guitar was not heart.
@user-hh7ho4jk8p22 дні тому
I wonder if any of the audience members watch this now, sixty years later, and recognize themselves.😊
@michaelshultz254017 днів тому
That's the best question ever. Would love to hook up with as many as possible and watch and interview them whil they watch the film on a big screen .
@breal118329 днів тому
I miss these kinds of performances. Raw, and really playing with no enhancements!! LIVE!!
@breathspray13 днів тому
Who ever said The Beatles weren't good live never seen this show.All those hours playing Hamburg and The Cavern paid off.. I love when the bass kicks in on Roll Over Beethoven. I would love to see Peter Jackson work his magic on this show like he did with Get Back. They were a super tight band live.
@timothymeehan181Місяць тому
What I find most admirable about the Beatles is their meteoric rise/development as artists. How their songs from 1962-64 were so essentially bubblegum pop, and by 1966-7 they had matured so amazingly as musicians & artists. The speed of their development is positively staggering 🙏🎭🎶
@Nicolina4729 днів тому
18:02 wonderful!
@charlesross168229 днів тому
Their early songs were the greatest thank you
@timothymeehan18128 днів тому
@@charlesross1682 A big fan of the simple little ditties, the “bubblegum pop”, are you?
@scottishlady147428 днів тому
@@timothymeehan181 You are clueless.
@louise_rose28 днів тому
Today's music industry just can't handle bands and artists that have this much power to progress and grow into new skin year by year. People like Bowie, Joni Mitchell, Prince, Steely Dan or Jimi Hendrix wouldn't have found the MB today amenable to what they wanted to achieve either...
@maryelee313129 днів тому
I remember those days! I was a little kid but I was so fascinated by them! I love their music as much today as I did then. I also notice things I didn’t notice then, like there must have been a microphone problem on George’s side of the stage. I will always worship them even though they were just 4 humans from Liverpool.
@billcowie29 днів тому
Its insane how good they sound in these circumstances
@joenania25 днів тому
This February 11 1964 Washington Coliseum concert is probably the closest we can have of what The Beatles sounded like at the Cavern Club in Liverpool and also in the clubs in Germany !
@neusalix520929 днів тому
George Harrison's guitar was fabulous! Can't get over how they could sing and play under so much screaming. They were geniuses... I wouldn't be able to stand being there watching them. I wish the cameraman would be more specific on showing each musician especially the guitar players, George solo and John Lennon.
@sn7miller28 днів тому
Who would have thought back then that 60 years into the future the Beatles legacy actually would get better!? It did with no slow down in sight
@peteraddison437128 днів тому
... YeSneil, from basic, full-on thumpan bompa-bompan rock'n'roll, & onto-into progressive & concept albums, within a handful of years is a truly trailblazing achievement ...
@michaelanastacio942411 днів тому
The songs.the musicianship. Playing live in such an environment! The harmonies! Masters! These guys were amazing. Puts today’ S performers to shame.
@danielibarra079626 днів тому
The Beatles have always been pure happiness for everyone.
@joycehoward5193Місяць тому
"For the ones that grew up in this era;We rocked right?There will never be another generation like ours sadly gone for good;Thanks to the Lord we lived-it"
@BewelCranfield29 днів тому
AMEN TO THAT
@renateccawthern335025 днів тому
We loved everybody, no racial bull as today. We just treated each other with respect.
@urimokey21 день тому
😊😅😮😢😂
@almatsas35117 днів тому
The pure sincerity of those four lads from Liverpool, and how they changed rock n roll forever! The excitement they raised was and is historic!
@denisefarmer366День тому
I wonder if folks realize that they were the first rock band to gain unimaginable popularity immediately. Some of the other British invasion bands also started in 1962 like the Beatles, but these guys were the first that influenced all who followed.
@spiritof666313 днів тому
This has to be Ringo's #1 greatest live performance. His energy levels are off the charts explosive and it's hard to even look at anyone else (and the other three are terrific!). This is a masterclass in pure rock'n'roll drumming.
@dino_jМісяць тому
Agree with the comments about the video quality, the best I've seen of this. You can actually see the jelly beans flying through the air! What a performance with the equipment of the day, including the camera work. They were lucky that rotating platform held up...
@denisefarmer366День тому
And his drums were shaking the whole time! ❤
@jamesfriestad3164Місяць тому
George’s guitar comes through so clear. It’s a tone still sought today! Also amazing is the spinning of the drums so they can change for the surrounding crowd, amazing!
@TeajonmustardМісяць тому
Yo 11:55 why do ringos drums go absolutely insane here this is what makes live so special
@TheCaseyAcademy14 днів тому
Such a great performance! These four had TRUE Talent. Their legacy lives on through the triumph of their music. 🎵 ❤
@marilynkoehr617929 днів тому
Goosebumps! By far the best concert footage I've ever seen of them.
@Skinnyorangemusic11 днів тому
I love Ringo's playing. He can really stay in the pocket while expressing the song
@randykreifels617129 днів тому
Think how many future musicians that were created that night. This show is so important to the advancement of music. They rocked!
@markcarrillo901629 днів тому
Truly is amazing on so many levels the sound is as good as it is and they play so in sync. No monitors, nothing mic’d except the voices, unbelievable crowd noise and the sound man did a half as job. Amps facing the other way, spinning the drum riser and not a single complaint from the band. True toros, true talent.
@goldfieldfireworks735223 дні тому
Love the wobbly platform for the drums complete with uneven curtains!
@kevinjohn72521 день тому
The Beatles in the Raw, The best group from England, Who conquered the world.
@lamplighter2085Місяць тому
thats one rickety drum riser they must have nailed his set to it otherwise everything wouid have slid off. I never realized Ringo could bash, he could do it all, One of the greatest!
@johnjedrzejek796929 днів тому
Still doing it at 83!
@ivozenylosprodigios225 днів тому
Cuanta Maravilla y Magia❤
@dannyburleigh17 днів тому
That was really really FUN!
@kumbarito8 днів тому
Man, I watched the whole video with a smile on my face. Thank you!!!
@csucsu8019 днів тому
Crazy to think this is only 40 years away from getting 100 years old.
@ICBODYTOO28 днів тому
Funny, but my biggestvof the Beatles was my Dad watching them and saying but one comment, and that was, " They need a haircut"😊 Such was the world back then. Soooo glad to have had the pleasure of being born in time to enjoy the 'Beatles' experience. Nobody can replace them.
@072clyde11 днів тому
The guys were spectacular at that time, playing under those conditions. Inspiring, rock and roll ground-breaking in a historic performance, boys and girls. Perfect. Beatles forever.
@TheBoondoggler8 днів тому
I was only a newborn when they broke up but my mom had all the albums, and I grew up listening to them on repeat. Long live The Beatles.
@michaelpiedraii15 днів тому
Wow what an amazing RESTORATION! So talented and an amazing service to history/ the world! 😄👍 Thank you for making! 🎶
@theloniouscoltrane3778Місяць тому
The GOAT of all goats, cows & horses! Legends!
@user-lx3th5on8l23 дні тому
Don't forget gorgeous border collie dogs
@denisefarmer366День тому
And chickens!😅
@BururaianМісяць тому
1:38 John: "MAL! COME TURN THE DRUMS AROUND!"
@patrickrancourt4782Місяць тому
MAL was heroes for the fab 4? When MAL biopic get out ? This man desserve a super-tribute
@adriansims2531Місяць тому
WTF ....they were set up backwards....
@daledavidson824229 днів тому
Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive, But to be young was very Heaven!
@capricornebete-a-cornes8671Місяць тому
Do we realize that these vibrant teenagers and young people from 1964 are now over 70, even 80 years old today, in 2024, and that some of them may even have died? Time passes...
Місяць тому
👍💙🇺🇸🌞🌹 It’s still beautiful to look back. I wish the people would stop screaming. No wonder why I don’t go to concerts 😂.
@MikeinVirginia129 днів тому
I'm one of those over 70 people. I remember hearing their songs on the radio as they came out. They had an almost mesmerizing effect on us! 😊
@TheDebclark28 днів тому
K@@MikeinVirginia1
@TheDebclark28 днів тому
4:55
@denisefarmer366День тому
@@MikeinVirginia1 Yes. And for us 13 year old girls, we were absolutely smitten by just staring at their photo on the 45 record cover! What a time that was!
@univibe2323 дні тому
Damn Ringo!! He's a Hell of a drummer!!
@JosephHaubert2 дні тому
It's almost impossible to find an early Beatles show without girls screaming till their voices are gone the whole show. What a time to witness the first real boy band. Beatles were smart and lucky to break from this after a couple of years. Thanks for the upload