Thanks for this! I was there and remember it well. So many flash bulbs (yes, flash bulbs.....) that you could see a huge silhouette of Ringo drumming, head swaying back and forth, on the back wall of the Cow Palace. Wonderful memory.
@nightcrawler511 Oh yeah. And when John was playing the solo I coulda sworn he was staring right at the camera man like "Turn the fuck away' Why you never like playing solos Lennon?
Notice how the Birth Control Pill was invented by the Pope as soon as He Creationed the Beatles -- the walkin', talkin' reason for birth control. And then the Vatican de-constitutionalized the Sixth Commandment -- Thou Hathst Bettereth Committeths Adulteriesth. That's why God made four of them. Happy menages!
Amazing the Big One didn't earthquake St. Francis's city yet again. Alaska Earthquake instead, same time as the British Invasion. Payback time for the Revolution, another Beatles song. What goes around, comes around. Instant Karma, sang John Lennon, right before he was gunned down in New Holland.
I was there! I was 10 years old. I loved the Beatles and as soon as I heard they were coming to the United States I asked my mother to send a check to the Cow Palace - that is how it was done back then. I think the tickets were $3.75 each. Those seats were near the back of the flat area. Very difficult to see as everyone was standing on their metal folding chairs...and screaming at the top of their lungs! Could barely hear them singing...my mother made us leave after 3 songs...too loud.
There were four concerts. The second year in 1965 was also at the Cow Palace. A second concert was added at the last minute, we dumped our plans to buy school clothes and went to the second concert in the afternoon!!
I had driven that year. We had such a gas. Also, I went to the press conference in between the two concerts. The afternoon concert was sparse so we got right up front AT THE STAGE!! The following year was at Candlestick Park and yes, we went to that one too.
My friends, sister and I were there, I was 17, sis 15. We went up on the train from San Jose!! We did not scream, we tried to tell the others to be quiet! I found by cupping my hands behind my ears I could hear. I cant believe I am seeing this again, 47 years later! My granddaughter suggested looking up Beatles concerts. Samrt kid, she is 17!!
FINALLY...ive been looking around youtube and i finally found a vid where it shows john (halfly) playing the solo to this song. he asked for film crews not to film his solo lol
I was also at this concert (1964 Cow Palace) and I had 2nd row center tickets and I brought my Kodak Instamatic! I was all of 11 years old. Here is a link to some of the photo's I took. Please feel free to copy them, but DO NOT SELL THEM!!!
I look at this in amazement. I was there and I barely remember it. I know I screamed through the whole thing. I was in the center about the 11th row from the stage standing on my chair in lunacy like the others. It was so easy to approach the stage afterwards. Much different from today..
I was at this concert! I got out of my seat and went right up to the stage. NOBODY stopped me. I was about 4 feet from John Lennon and I threw pink popcorn at his leg. I got his attention. He looked at me and winked! That was a dream come true. The following year we went to see them again at Candlestick park in San Francisco which proved to be their last concert! No one could get close to them, but I managed to get seats in row 2! I was 15 and my brother was 11. I still have my programs.
This concert of 1965 was actually performed at the Cow Palace in San Francisco, Ca. Paul Catalana Presents. Roger Sampson of San Ramon, Ca. I hadn't stated that in my last comment. I was in the second row standing 6'3''. Great view!
I saw the Beatle's of 1965, by Paul Catalana presents. I took my roller skating friend Shelley Anderson from San Jose, Calif. We actually were giving the tickets by another fellow club member Paul Catalana Jr. I was only 16 years of age at the time, begged my father for his 1965 Mustang, because I had a 1953 Crown Victoria Ford. I remember Paul McCartney almost cancelling the performance for the jelly beans being thrown towards the stage during there performance. Roger Sampson of San Ramon
I was there at age 12 and I remember I was soooo disappointed cause I couldn't hear them over the screaming. Even at age 12 couldn't believe the girls, why in the hell would you go to a concert and not hear the music, don't need to pay good money to hear yourself scream...pissed off. I've since been to over 70 concerts since then and it was the worst (cause of the screaming) still I agree it made for good bragging rights!
This was NOT at the Hollywood Bowl as someone stated earlier. It WAS at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. My friend Christiann is in this video in the front row and it shows her clearly there. I am amazed at how these guys kept on key without monitors and not being able to hear themselves at all. Great performers! What a fun time it was! So innocent and so new. Thanks guys for everything.
I saw the Beatles at the Cow Palace in 1965. Funny thing - that was the only concert I've ever been to, in which I didn't clap once! Incredible experience, though - I'll never forget it.
The other reason they quit was because they were worn out. Touring nonstop from country to country and city to city without getting that much rest. They should have taken at least a year off and then return on the road all fresh and focused and if they kept going maybe the technology would have evolved by 67' and beyond.
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I will NEVER go back to the 1964 in my time capsule again, said Art
"Why", aske Imagination
"sex sells," poops out
I Wil Never is his name I. Will Never. Mr. Never is a cretin who bathes in Kanzi's bathwater. WATCH Public Eneny. Note: doesn't LISTENS to Public Enemy, just watches them on mute. Then the dream comes to a halt.
Do People still eat pills and use oozing red suppositories to get high on Christmas????????????
The Beatles are timeless classics and they sound just as fresh and good now as they did during the Ford Falcon era! Damn! Nobody, but NOBODY could jump the bar the Beatles raised. They are the world's best band, nonpareil and extraordinary.
I love the "adult" around 4.27 who is clearly enjoying himself...I think I even saw him cover his ears and "oooo" along with the band. The Beatles, guilty pleasure of the older generation for over 40 years...
Was there 46 years ago today - 19 Aug 2010. Took 3 teenage girls. Woman sitting next to me was from England. Had come down from Vancouver, Canada with her daughter for the show. It was an experience to say the least.
It was so loud you could hardly hear them. I just wanted everyone to stop screaming so I could hear the music. My brother and I grew up a few blocks from the Cow Palace. So earlier in the day we went over to the back entrance and waited. There were only a few others there. When the limo pulled up it stopped for a while. I remember George waving at us.
@ccolzani You are my dear sister and what a blast we had huh? The limo pulled up and stopped for a few minutes waiting for the gate to be unlocked. I walked over and peeked in the window and George was sitting there smiling and waving. Paul and Ringo were sitting there too with big grins. John was in the front seat and kept turning around. They all seemed so happy. I waved to my sister to come over and she did and looked in too. No security or police. I'll never forget it.
@ccolzani That must have been so annoying, nowadays they have the 8 billion watt PA systems and bass that shakes the whole building, you cant even talk to the person beside you without cupping your hands and screaming into their ear...Beatles shouldve had that so you couldnt hear the screaming broads
Ningun Grupo en LA historia, podra igualar lo que The Beatles, Generaba en un concierto E ido a concierto y gritaran un rato, pero se callan para escuchar la Cancion, pero que se la pasen todo el dia Gritando, eso Histeria Colectiva y Solo la Lograron The Beatles con su Musica
I was there also pushed to the front of the stage..........as i recall the syndicate of sound was playing Maria from west side story right as we got there. seconds later the beatles came on, and it was total pandimonuim. We never even looked for out seat. My forehead was nearly jammed up against Johns boot! I also saw them at candlestick. What was so memorable about that night was the weather.!! Still, warm, with a full moon rising over Ringo drum stand. As locals know that is very rare.
I was there in almost the front row but the concert didn't go on for long. All the back rows came rushing down toward the stage and the chairs we all were in collapsed. People were hurt and concert was over. I lost my purse and had to go back the next day to find it in a huge pile of things people had lost in the panic and confusion. Still love the Beatles though and even met Paul McCartney on that same visit.Anyone else there that day and remember?
@crissy2450 I also was at this concert in Aug 64' and the concert in 65' and their last concert at Candlestick Park. I could tell you an interesting story about me and John Lennon if your interested.
We've all seen the Beatles on stage, but you know what? I'd like be in the same room today with about a half-dozen of those 1964 screamers! I live about five miles from the Cow Palace...It'd be fun to hear them talk about that.
This was way before my time but it's exciting to know they performed there. I grew up in the Portola District, about 2 miles away from the Cow Palace.
ok, i don't know why i'm explaining this to some people (could be a product of the dumming down of the human species), but the audience's reaction (which ranged from tears to excitement) was because they were aware that they were witnessing a historical and cultural event that has never happened before.
@dhucke4assembly ... I love the Beatles, and I`m not knocking them here...but to be fair if that was the reason for the reaction surely you could say the same thing about people going berserk at a Lady Gaga concert/Britney Spears appearance or whatever. The people at the time didn`t think it was an `historical and cultural event that`s never happened before`...more an explosion of teen-culture for a group that fitted into a new part of the market. Not belittling them, the Beatles are fantastic
have the real concert in CD edition, but the sound is not good as a hollywood bowl. this is a real footage, so its wonderfull. Hope some day someone post Shea Stadium 1966...because just I saw a few minutes or seconds..
Shea 66 was not much popular than shea 65 because lennon s words at this time...so Shea 66 was not succesfully. no 60.000....may be 40.000...so Im gonna amplify.
I understand that Elvis Presley and Brian Wilson were a bit scared or confused when they heared about the Beatles' fans reaction, when the Beatles conquered USA.
HI there...IF you want to hear a very good quality live concert...check out The Beatles Live in Philadelphia it's in 4 parts on Youtube...best sound and voice quality without interruptions.
I grew up in San Francisco. In 1964 I wasalmost 14 when I called into the local top 40 Station KFRC to play "Pick your favorite Beatle" I got through and although Paul was my fav, for some reason I picked Ringo and WON 2 tickets for this show! But alas! My former best friend Peter Metropolis (may hisname live in infamy, stole my tickets and he and his mom saw the Beatles that night.
So after 45 freakin' years, Thanks so much for letting me see the thing! Bob, now from Huntington Beach CA
Thank you very much for posting this video, but if you have the complete show, please post it. Like: The Beatles: Cow Palace Concert, San Francisco 1964 (part 1) ... (part 2). :) Thanks!
The problem with the Rolling Stones is so many of the songs on their albums are not that good -- a lot of filler besides the good songs. The Beatles didn't do that.
Plus the two roadies killed in 2007 who would still be alive if they weren't touring which was my point. And I believe the Hells Angels were held accountable for the death in 1970. Whether he was pointing a gun at the stage or not is the real question.
Great mixing of the audio and video, thanx. Beatles blew the doors off 1950's /early 60's U.S. 'conformity'. Scared the crap out of conservatives. Nixon tried to deport Lennon, FBI had 3 inch book on him. About the screams: I wonder how females feel about fact they stopped touring because of it. Beatles said no point in playing, nobody can hear the music. Read the books on them, it's a fact. Saw 'Wings Over America' tour in 76' at Boston Garden. As close as I got to Beatles. It was incredible.
You aren't serious, are you? Just view some of the interview clips here on YouTube. Paul states it clear as day -- "We stopped playing live because you couldn't hear the music over the screams. It was pointless!"
@omphallos Yep, thats about it they were victims of there own success. They got to the point where they could only do stadiums PAs weren't big enough no one could hear anything etc.
This is for EduMartins 1981. I don't have to imagine, I was there! The Beatles always delivered and consistently. Sometimes I couldn't believe it when a new album came out. Every song was great! It was a good feeling knowing they were around.
harp125 you should be thankful the Beatles stoped touring. I'm sure a few lives were saved because of it. How many people were killed at Stones concerts anyway?
harp 1925.......Do yourself a favour, go to your nearest Music store, take in all your vinyl records, cassette tapes, CD's, DAT & your ipod. Hand them over to the girl behind the counter and tell her that you are doing so because you are too stupid to be allowed to own any music.
Very cool footage. This Cow Palace show was the first show on their summer '64 american tour. I'd never seen this footage before, and I've seen a lot.
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Wow, these guys are not even in the same league as the ROLLING STONES, I see why they quit playing live, they sound weak!!! I used to think they were good, kinda sounds like a bar band
they had no NO monitors. They had no NO soundboards. They had no NO synch tapes, voice overs, earphones, sound managers, Dolby, etc. What would YOU sound like playing behing a jet engine?
you obviously don't know your ass from your elbow-I've heard plenty of Stones live performances that sucked-especially in comparison to their recordings.
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U ARE WRONG, JUST ADMIT IT, THE STONES HAVE CARRIED ROCK, THE BEATLES got to big and greedy and did not do it where it counts, on stage! BEATLE FANS U ARE DELUSIONAL GET OUT OF THE PAST AND REALIZE WHO IS THE GREATEST THE ROLLING STONES
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Your a moron, stones blow the beatles away, their is no comparison, the beatles did not play live after 66, the stones are the definition of live rock.
The Stones thrived with live performances only because the technology for concerts improved in the late sixties and seventies, after the Beatles quit performing. The Beatles never got "big and greedy." They did not make millions when they were performing, and were cheated out of rightful royalties, like many other artists of that time were, as well.
wow this really brings back memories. I was up in the nose bleed section with my two sisters and my cousin ,I was still in grade school. It was the concert of a lifetime. It is a shame they are demolishing it ,to develop all that land. What to speak of all the horseback riders out of stables. Too bad it was a great show venue
video may be authentic from the cow palace, BUT THE AUDIO IS FROM THE AUGUST 23, 1964 HOLLYWOOD BOWL SHOW, I HAVE THE WHOLE SHOW ON CD. The intro of the group was by bob eubanks and rob foster from radio station KRLA in los angeles.
35 minutos para ser mas exastos, segun el libro Ticket to ride de gira con Los Beatles de Larry Kane, que fue el periodista que acompaño a Los Beatles en las dos giras americanas del 64 y 65.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA... them girls..shh!! i cant hear the music! lol. was anyone one of them hysterical girls?? your so lucky to have gone to these concerts. its like an amazing out of this world experience
unbelievable Beatles live concert that i attended at 15 years old...(me at 6:46-6:51) in white sweater, right side, with hands over my ears..ha ha...thanks 'stobener' for the video post...5 stars*****
There will be Beatles fans and lovers long after everyone one of us are gone. Yes They are that great. We may not live forever but the Beatles sure will.
Absolutely -- people will research their individual tracks, all takes, in music libraries all over the world. We were all fortunate to have seen any of them living. When I first heard them, we all knew it was something special, but who could have predicted it.
I was 13 the local radio station had a deal,10 bucks got a ticket,a bus ride and a box lunch from Cecil`s golden chicken. It literally changed my life!I SAW THE BEATLES!!
f***ing insane!!! i wish i could have been there. i was born in 1972, and im a huge fan. i really missed out on the biggest cultural phenomemon to ever grace this planet!!!
I'm lucky -- I've seen Paul four times, in four decades (and Lovely Linda twice!) and Ringo twice. And I saw Elvis on Ed Sullivan when I was 5 and the Beatles when I was 12. But I wouldn't wish the 60s on anyone, except for the music (and we still had Freedom of the Press, but that's another story...)
Bands have come and gone that have been popular and made an impact on culture but the Beatles were the first and no one can take that away. I am so glad there was video/film of them to at least see them perform.
This was a very special eveniong for me. My Dad took me to this concert for my 12th B-day, he died of a massive heart attack the following April.
You can barely make me out in my 'pagoda' eyeglasses sitting next to the gal who is crying with her face in her hands. There is also a shot where I stood to take a photo with my "Brownie" camera.
I will always remember my Dad's comment as we left the concert hall; "Keep your eye on that 'Paul McCartney' fella",and so I have-for 44 years now!
oldest sister was there.. with some of are cousins, my sister passed away in 1988 but, she told me many times when she WAS THERE. when the BEATLES, played the cow palace, and she also witnessed there last show at candlestick.... i was just 2 months old in aug of 1964... lol
To me they're still one of the most creative, fun, amazing, bands, with some of the most creative arrangements, lyrical songs, great harmony, cute looks, bitchen guitars, man what else can I say. That alone puts them up pretty high, but I'm still trying to "garner" whatever "it" is that they had that swept up the whole world, but whatever "it" is, they had it. Marc
The Beatles were that infrequent enigma that occurs and blindsides the establishment (corporate music, TV, radio, social commentators, political and religious leaders, etc). In the US, we had Tin Pan Alley writing dull music for "groomed" stars (Fabian, Frankie Avalon)and manufacturing the latest dance craze; and BOOM! you have the Beatles, exotic (English), witty, playing US Rock, Pop, and Rockabilly. Writing their own songs, too. Took the Record Companys Years to put the regain control.
I remember seeing both Elvis and the Beatles on Ed Sullivan, and to me, they're both an enigma, and a "phenominin" if you will. They both seemed to capture the world, by storm. Both of them did their own thing, and both had women going ga ga over them. Amazing stuff to watch. I love them both, and still do, in spite of their quriks, and ups and downs. Marc
Elvis and the Beatles were complex individuals, and good individuals in the pressure cooker of fame and wealth. Elvis's goal be a Movie Star, the Beatles goal to be bigger than Elvis. Frank Sinatra had Bobby Soxers fainting and screaming, and he was just a crooner. The Beatles and Elvis shook up both the listening public and the establishment. The power of Rock and Roll, infectious. I heard the Beatles Guitars through the PA outside the Cow Palace in 8-65, 1000% better than their LPs. I was 8.
dag man those people seem like there gonna have a heart attack or like havving a seazure i think if any of the beatles singers touched one of the girls that unfortunate girl will die of a pannic attack, who agrees??
So I'm home from college in summer '64, age 19.A woman we knew called up practically begging me to drive her and her daughter, turning 16, and girlfriends, over to S.F.(I lived about 20 miles north, in Marin Co.)for this concert.She said "We have a ticket for you, I just want you to do the driving and kind of watch out for the (safety of the)girls".I didn't really care, but they were friends, so I went.I have never seen anything like it.I was amazed to see the crowd reaction.Could barely hear!
Where was this stuff "hidden" for all these years...Native of SF, been to the Cow Palace several times over several decades and -- this is just extraordinary...Wow! Thanks for posting!
I purchased a legit DVD on Ebay of the August 1965 Cow Palace concert my sister went to (had some earlier footage) however this wasn't included. I was too young to attend, but you could here the Guitars over the PA system across the street. It was so much more raw and energetic than the albums. It was the best and most exciting of times.
They were more than Music/Musicians they were new Messiahs/Shaman/Gurus for a whole generation & thier message of Love & peace is a timeless theme that has never been more important to express in life than Now, with a world in such turmoil George & John are so dearly Missed & to think if John had not died in 1980 we more likely than not would have had a full blow reunion By this time & believe me the world sure could have used one in 2001
Thanks for this! I was there and remember it well. So many flash bulbs (yes, flash bulbs.....) that you could see a huge silhouette of Ringo drumming, head swaying back and forth, on the back wall of the Cow Palace. Wonderful memory.
deb5099 1 month ago
The Beatles RULE! George Harrison was so fine, with his thick wavy hair and his deep, sexy voice! I LOVE THIS VIDEO!
BeatleBangs1964 3 months ago
the only footage of john playing you cant do that solo SWEET!!!
nightcrawler511 4 months ago
@nightcrawler511 I'm downloading it incase it gets deleted
Calvingreen17 2 months ago
@nightcrawler511 Oh yeah. And when John was playing the solo I coulda sworn he was staring right at the camera man like "Turn the fuck away' Why you never like playing solos Lennon?
Calvingreen17 2 months ago
@Calvingreen17 i love that they filmed john playing it, its the only footage i ever seen of him playing a solo during beatlemania
nightcrawler511 2 months ago
Notice how the Birth Control Pill was invented by the Pope as soon as He Creationed the Beatles -- the walkin', talkin' reason for birth control. And then the Vatican de-constitutionalized the Sixth Commandment -- Thou Hathst Bettereth Committeths Adulteriesth. That's why God made four of them. Happy menages!
redfordforpresident 5 months ago
Amazing the Big One didn't earthquake St. Francis's city yet again. Alaska Earthquake instead, same time as the British Invasion. Payback time for the Revolution, another Beatles song. What goes around, comes around. Instant Karma, sang John Lennon, right before he was gunned down in New Holland.
redfordforpresident 5 months ago
I was there! I was 10 years old. I loved the Beatles and as soon as I heard they were coming to the United States I asked my mother to send a check to the Cow Palace - that is how it was done back then. I think the tickets were $3.75 each. Those seats were near the back of the flat area. Very difficult to see as everyone was standing on their metal folding chairs...and screaming at the top of their lungs! Could barely hear them singing...my mother made us leave after 3 songs...too loud.
mcbusy17 5 months ago
There were four concerts. The second year in 1965 was also at the Cow Palace. A second concert was added at the last minute, we dumped our plans to buy school clothes and went to the second concert in the afternoon!!
I had driven that year. We had such a gas. Also, I went to the press conference in between the two concerts. The afternoon concert was sparse so we got right up front AT THE STAGE!! The following year was at Candlestick Park and yes, we went to that one too.
cancermoon63 6 months ago
My friends, sister and I were there, I was 17, sis 15. We went up on the train from San Jose!! We did not scream, we tried to tell the others to be quiet! I found by cupping my hands behind my ears I could hear. I cant believe I am seeing this again, 47 years later! My granddaughter suggested looking up Beatles concerts. Samrt kid, she is 17!!
cancermoon63 6 months ago
FINALLY...ive been looking around youtube and i finally found a vid where it shows john (halfly) playing the solo to this song. he asked for film crews not to film his solo lol
Vitally14 9 months ago
I was also at this concert (1964 Cow Palace) and I had 2nd row center tickets and I brought my Kodak Instamatic! I was all of 11 years old. Here is a link to some of the photo's I took. Please feel free to copy them, but DO NOT SELL THEM!!!
flickr dot com/photos/smarcus/sets/72157594148934197/
smarcus1031 9 months ago
@smarcus1031 Hey friend! I would LOVE to see those pictures. The link wasn't working
scottyanthonyrose 9 months ago
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smarcus1031 9 months ago
I look at this in amazement. I was there and I barely remember it. I know I screamed through the whole thing. I was in the center about the 11th row from the stage standing on my chair in lunacy like the others. It was so easy to approach the stage afterwards. Much different from today..
debbieday52 9 months ago
I was at this concert! I got out of my seat and went right up to the stage. NOBODY stopped me. I was about 4 feet from John Lennon and I threw pink popcorn at his leg. I got his attention. He looked at me and winked! That was a dream come true. The following year we went to see them again at Candlestick park in San Francisco which proved to be their last concert! No one could get close to them, but I managed to get seats in row 2! I was 15 and my brother was 11. I still have my programs.
monnica888 10 months ago
@monnica888 you were at this concert? ok, But the following year(1965) at
Candlestick park is inpossible because that was in 1966.
tjvanpopta 7 months ago
This concert of 1965 was actually performed at the Cow Palace in San Francisco, Ca. Paul Catalana Presents. Roger Sampson of San Ramon, Ca. I hadn't stated that in my last comment. I was in the second row standing 6'3''. Great view!
rjohnsampson 10 months ago
I saw the Beatle's of 1965, by Paul Catalana presents. I took my roller skating friend Shelley Anderson from San Jose, Calif. We actually were giving the tickets by another fellow club member Paul Catalana Jr. I was only 16 years of age at the time, begged my father for his 1965 Mustang, because I had a 1953 Crown Victoria Ford. I remember Paul McCartney almost cancelling the performance for the jelly beans being thrown towards the stage during there performance. Roger Sampson of San Ramon
rjohnsampson 10 months ago
I was there at age 12 and I remember I was soooo disappointed cause I couldn't hear them over the screaming. Even at age 12 couldn't believe the girls, why in the hell would you go to a concert and not hear the music, don't need to pay good money to hear yourself scream...pissed off. I've since been to over 70 concerts since then and it was the worst (cause of the screaming) still I agree it made for good bragging rights!
mdkellyak 10 months ago
This was NOT at the Hollywood Bowl as someone stated earlier. It WAS at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. My friend Christiann is in this video in the front row and it shows her clearly there. I am amazed at how these guys kept on key without monitors and not being able to hear themselves at all. Great performers! What a fun time it was! So innocent and so new. Thanks guys for everything.
jbinmt 11 months ago
I saw the Beatles at the Cow Palace in 1965. Funny thing - that was the only concert I've ever been to, in which I didn't clap once! Incredible experience, though - I'll never forget it.
hoochski69 11 months ago
The other reason they quit was because they were worn out. Touring nonstop from country to country and city to city without getting that much rest. They should have taken at least a year off and then return on the road all fresh and focused and if they kept going maybe the technology would have evolved by 67' and beyond.
cometandcupids 11 months ago
This audio was from the Hollywood bowl
clubpenguinBoy11 1 year ago
Why slice this up rather see one or two full songs than cutting up a song. Please post entire concert Thanks
BronxNYE206St 1 year ago
Lennon, so f'n' COOL.
crapple009 1 year ago
No monitor speakers, singing basically deaf and still spot on. Now, pop stars can't even lip-synch without messing up.
verbaud 1 year ago
someone tell those bitches to stop screaming.
elvishitler 1 year ago
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sagahansk 1 year ago
Use the house P.A. system...turn the amps up to 10....and go!
BeatleJim55 1 year ago
I will NEVER go back to the 1964 in my time capsule again, said Art
"Why", aske Imagination
"sex sells," poops out
I Wil Never is his name I. Will Never. Mr. Never is a cretin who bathes in Kanzi's bathwater. WATCH Public Eneny. Note: doesn't LISTENS to Public Enemy, just watches them on mute. Then the dream comes to a halt.
Do People still eat pills and use oozing red suppositories to get high on Christmas????????????
unfortunatebeam 1 year ago
why they scream so bad? is it because they were cute and rich?
boliboy2299 1 year ago
@boliboy2299 If you have to ask... you will never get it
28if 1 year ago
The Beatles are timeless classics and they sound just as fresh and good now as they did during the Ford Falcon era! Damn! Nobody, but NOBODY could jump the bar the Beatles raised. They are the world's best band, nonpareil and extraordinary.
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kalanamutthu 1 year ago
This was far and away the loudest concert I've been too. You couldn't hear anything. It was total insanity. I loved it.
spactick 1 year ago
thats audio from the damn Hollywood bowl. Not san fransico genius
joe619what 1 year ago
thats audio from the damn Hollywood bowl. NOt San Fransico
joe619what 1 year ago
I love the "adult" around 4.27 who is clearly enjoying himself...I think I even saw him cover his ears and "oooo" along with the band. The Beatles, guilty pleasure of the older generation for over 40 years...
AppleCorp3 1 year ago
Love the Cow Palace!
56BUICKRiviera 1 year ago
Yes- this track is most definitely from the 1964 Hollywood Bowl concert. Too bad the real soundtrack doesn't exist.
fairfield7000 1 year ago
only they can do this
kickassfan 1 year ago
Was there 46 years ago today - 19 Aug 2010. Took 3 teenage girls. Woman sitting next to me was from England. Had come down from Vancouver, Canada with her daughter for the show. It was an experience to say the least.
GringoGuy 1 year ago
sadly, arlene vandermeer jumped off the golden gate bridge following this concert!
She was only 16,but felt her life couldn't get any better than this and decided to end it tragically!!
TheTzdope 1 year ago
@TheTzdope are you kidding? why would she kill herself over a concert?
spactick 1 year ago
The girl at 4:00 is cumming and hard. The Beatles could do that to young teens back then. They were that good.
soltisimba 1 year ago
@soltisimba And an intense one at that. Sheesh!
crapple009 1 year ago
This is from Hollywood bowl!
viceisthename 1 year ago
Sorry to say but this soundtrack is from the Beatles at the Hollywood bowl
rocksinger45 1 year ago
It was so loud you could hardly hear them. I just wanted everyone to stop screaming so I could hear the music. My brother and I grew up a few blocks from the Cow Palace. So earlier in the day we went over to the back entrance and waited. There were only a few others there. When the limo pulled up it stopped for a while. I remember George waving at us.
ccolzani 1 year ago 10
@ccolzani You are my dear sister and what a blast we had huh? The limo pulled up and stopped for a few minutes waiting for the gate to be unlocked. I walked over and peeked in the window and George was sitting there smiling and waving. Paul and Ringo were sitting there too with big grins. John was in the front seat and kept turning around. They all seemed so happy. I waved to my sister to come over and she did and looked in too. No security or police. I'll never forget it.
no10851pc 7 months ago 3
@ccolzani That must have been so annoying, nowadays they have the 8 billion watt PA systems and bass that shakes the whole building, you cant even talk to the person beside you without cupping your hands and screaming into their ear...Beatles shouldve had that so you couldnt hear the screaming broads
TOSportsFan1990 3 months ago
Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters were there at the Cow Palace that day zonked on acid!
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toddplum 1 year ago
i can see why they stoped i can barley hear them through the screams
TheBeatlesfan1991 1 year ago
Ningun Grupo en LA historia, podra igualar lo que The Beatles, Generaba en un concierto E ido a concierto y gritaran un rato, pero se callan para escuchar la Cancion, pero que se la pasen todo el dia Gritando, eso Histeria Colectiva y Solo la Lograron The Beatles con su Musica
tonny1alvarez 1 year ago
nice sound quality
jammmon 1 year ago
I was there also pushed to the front of the stage..........as i recall the syndicate of sound was playing Maria from west side story right as we got there. seconds later the beatles came on, and it was total pandimonuim. We never even looked for out seat. My forehead was nearly jammed up against Johns boot! I also saw them at candlestick. What was so memorable about that night was the weather.!! Still, warm, with a full moon rising over Ringo drum stand. As locals know that is very rare.
localboy1948 1 year ago
@localboy1948
you werent there
jammmon 1 year ago
Pranksters came the Aug 19th evening show. They played a matinee and eve. on that date. I got to all 3!
I don't remember the 66 concert at CAndlestick. My friend Sue says I got kicked out for rushing the stage haha!
conniemosley 1 year ago
I was there in almost the front row but the concert didn't go on for long. All the back rows came rushing down toward the stage and the chairs we all were in collapsed. People were hurt and concert was over. I lost my purse and had to go back the next day to find it in a huge pile of things people had lost in the panic and confusion. Still love the Beatles though and even met Paul McCartney on that same visit.Anyone else there that day and remember?
crissy2450 2 years ago
@crissy2450 I also was at this concert in Aug 64' and the concert in 65' and their last concert at Candlestick Park. I could tell you an interesting story about me and John Lennon if your interested.
spactick 1 year ago
@spactick I don't know if that person answered but I will tell you that I am very interested! What happened? :)
MusicParade321 11 months ago
We've all seen the Beatles on stage, but you know what? I'd like be in the same room today with about a half-dozen of those 1964 screamers! I live about five miles from the Cow Palace...It'd be fun to hear them talk about that.
PowlettJones45 2 years ago 2
This was way before my time but it's exciting to know they performed there. I grew up in the Portola District, about 2 miles away from the Cow Palace.
geedup415 2 years ago
Thanks for posting this !
beatlebren66 2 years ago
you cu tout the Jellybeans part!
20Bravesfan 2 years ago
Music is from Hollywood bowl, why is it in this film
ar10willard 2 years ago
the Merry Pranksters were there, weren't they?
albuchi 2 years ago
I live ten minutes from the Cow Palace.
Baldenlong77 2 years ago
ok, i don't know why i'm explaining this to some people (could be a product of the dumming down of the human species), but the audience's reaction (which ranged from tears to excitement) was because they were aware that they were witnessing a historical and cultural event that has never happened before.
dhucke4assembly 2 years ago
Defo is a product of the dumbing down of the human species! It's the devolution of the species! This species has 'amused itself to death!'
dominiccarter77 2 years ago
@dhucke4assembly ... I love the Beatles, and I`m not knocking them here...but to be fair if that was the reason for the reaction surely you could say the same thing about people going berserk at a Lady Gaga concert/Britney Spears appearance or whatever. The people at the time didn`t think it was an `historical and cultural event that`s never happened before`...more an explosion of teen-culture for a group that fitted into a new part of the market. Not belittling them, the Beatles are fantastic
mickpriestley 2 years ago
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beatlesuploader13000 2 years ago
why were they crying? it's not that big of a deal.
UR55378008 2 years ago
have the real concert in CD edition, but the sound is not good as a hollywood bowl. this is a real footage, so its wonderfull. Hope some day someone post Shea Stadium 1966...because just I saw a few minutes or seconds..
Shea 66 was not much popular than shea 65 because lennon s words at this time...so Shea 66 was not succesfully. no 60.000....may be 40.000...so Im gonna amplify.
angelbassman 2 years ago
Audio from the Hollywood bowl, (god awlful too)NOT cow palace or any other palace for that matter!
Lonegroover09 2 years ago
Audio is from their first appearance at the Hollywood Bowl in '64. I know cause I own it....
beatleboy71 2 years ago
read the description....
il927 2 years ago
I understand that Elvis Presley and Brian Wilson were a bit scared or confused when they heared about the Beatles' fans reaction, when the Beatles conquered USA.
Funny video.
petereuropa 2 years ago
THIS IS GREAT AUDIO.. TOO
sunriseRISE 2 years ago
It's great to see this footage, especially since I was there!
beggers 2 years ago 2
Tell us more. What was it like?
singinnun 2 years ago
Your name wouldn't Peter Motropolis by chance would it ? If so I think ahmosis123 would like to chat !!
robie0788 2 years ago
They sounded great. Too bad alot of their performance is cut out. I don't think I ever heard them play this good, even in the studio.
fistofate 2 years ago
HI there...IF you want to hear a very good quality live concert...check out The Beatles Live in Philadelphia it's in 4 parts on Youtube...best sound and voice quality without interruptions.
1Phoebus 2 years ago
I grew up in San Francisco. In 1964 I wasalmost 14 when I called into the local top 40 Station KFRC to play "Pick your favorite Beatle" I got through and although Paul was my fav, for some reason I picked Ringo and WON 2 tickets for this show! But alas! My former best friend Peter Metropolis (may hisname live in infamy, stole my tickets and he and his mom saw the Beatles that night.
So after 45 freakin' years, Thanks so much for letting me see the thing! Bob, now from Huntington Beach CA
ahmosis123 2 years ago 2
most female fans in this video are just scaring me
Meinbier1234 2 years ago
so many glad people!!
bobwalken 2 years ago
So glad you included songs sung by Ringo and George! Thanks!
bilboing 2 years ago
i love beatles
tanianefis 2 years ago
Thank you very much for posting this video, but if you have the complete show, please post it. Like: The Beatles: Cow Palace Concert, San Francisco 1964 (part 1) ... (part 2). :) Thanks!
nandamsborges 2 years ago
your editing sucks!!!
flabdabit 2 years ago
i love 5 51 john!!! ringo!! i love uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu ahhhhhh!!!!
jonty277 2 years ago
Stunning footage GREAT job editing these different things together to recreate everything. WOW. 5*****
JessBottles 2 years ago 2
LOVE THE BEATLES!!!
Just drove by the Cow Palace and Candlestick Park in San Francisco on Saturday.....visited the corner of Haight Ashbury too....oh...but oh so late!!!!
I'd have been one of those crazy screaming little girls who stopped their live tours! :)
RioValleyGirl 2 years ago 4
Great footage.
JiffySpook 2 years ago
The problem with the Rolling Stones is so many of the songs on their albums are not that good -- a lot of filler besides the good songs. The Beatles didn't do that.
4teepee 2 years ago 2
and at the same time they didn't put their singles on their albums when the stones did
Heeey333 2 years ago
Plus the two roadies killed in 2007 who would still be alive if they weren't touring which was my point. And I believe the Hells Angels were held accountable for the death in 1970. Whether he was pointing a gun at the stage or not is the real question.
mysterymac38 2 years ago
Great mixing of the audio and video, thanx. Beatles blew the doors off 1950's /early 60's U.S. 'conformity'. Scared the crap out of conservatives. Nixon tried to deport Lennon, FBI had 3 inch book on him. About the screams: I wonder how females feel about fact they stopped touring because of it. Beatles said no point in playing, nobody can hear the music. Read the books on them, it's a fact. Saw 'Wings Over America' tour in 76' at Boston Garden. As close as I got to Beatles. It was incredible.
omphallos 2 years ago 2
they stopped becouse they were selling out stadiums anymore
carsonwawa13 2 years ago
You aren't serious, are you? Just view some of the interview clips here on YouTube. Paul states it clear as day -- "We stopped playing live because you couldn't hear the music over the screams. It was pointless!"
omphallos 2 years ago 8
@omphallos Yep, thats about it they were victims of there own success. They got to the point where they could only do stadiums PAs weren't big enough no one could hear anything etc.
palendromebob 1 year ago
Am I right in stating that alot of the audio is from Hollywood Bowl 64, I do have a keen ear.
sellersru12 2 years ago
we can just barely imagine what the beatlemania really was... I think we will never see again such a crazy passioned obssesion.
EduMartins1981 2 years ago 2
This is for EduMartins 1981. I don't have to imagine, I was there! The Beatles always delivered and consistently. Sometimes I couldn't believe it when a new album came out. Every song was great! It was a good feeling knowing they were around.
libraryquiet 2 years ago
harp125 you should be thankful the Beatles stoped touring. I'm sure a few lives were saved because of it. How many people were killed at Stones concerts anyway?
mysterymac38 2 years ago
harp 1925.......Do yourself a favour, go to your nearest Music store, take in all your vinyl records, cassette tapes, CD's, DAT & your ipod. Hand them over to the girl behind the counter and tell her that you are doing so because you are too stupid to be allowed to own any music.
gdv42 2 years ago 2
The stones have ONE thing in their favor,and that's longevity,stones fans should be happy though,#2 of all time aint bad.
f01863 2 years ago
Very cool footage. This Cow Palace show was the first show on their summer '64 american tour. I'd never seen this footage before, and I've seen a lot.
BoxcarFred 2 years ago
i love you tube hope to add some of my own soon
dellaroseholmes 3 years ago
That's about the most complete film of John Lennon doing the solo on "You can't do that," I've come across so far!!!
buddyhoot 3 years ago
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Wow, these guys are not even in the same league as the ROLLING STONES, I see why they quit playing live, they sound weak!!! I used to think they were good, kinda sounds like a bar band
harp1925 3 years ago
they had no NO monitors. They had no NO soundboards. They had no NO synch tapes, voice overs, earphones, sound managers, Dolby, etc. What would YOU sound like playing behing a jet engine?
psycorunner10 3 years ago 3
you obviously don't know your ass from your elbow-I've heard plenty of Stones live performances that sucked-especially in comparison to their recordings.
dougalmac54 3 years ago 4
You are a moron-The Stones were never in the same class as the Beatles-
BOZO32851 3 years ago 3
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U ARE WRONG, JUST ADMIT IT, THE STONES HAVE CARRIED ROCK, THE BEATLES got to big and greedy and did not do it where it counts, on stage! BEATLE FANS U ARE DELUSIONAL GET OUT OF THE PAST AND REALIZE WHO IS THE GREATEST THE ROLLING STONES
harp1925 3 years ago
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Your a moron, stones blow the beatles away, their is no comparison, the beatles did not play live after 66, the stones are the definition of live rock.
harp1925 3 years ago
The Stones thrived with live performances only because the technology for concerts improved in the late sixties and seventies, after the Beatles quit performing. The Beatles never got "big and greedy." They did not make millions when they were performing, and were cheated out of rightful royalties, like many other artists of that time were, as well.
sapphiretaurus 3 years ago 3
Thanks to Brian Epstein, the 1964 tour of North America was nearly all one night stands.
alonenjersey 3 years ago
wow this really brings back memories. I was up in the nose bleed section with my two sisters and my cousin ,I was still in grade school. It was the concert of a lifetime. It is a shame they are demolishing it ,to develop all that land. What to speak of all the horseback riders out of stables. Too bad it was a great show venue
nothizbdy 3 years ago
thank you
roytoob666 3 years ago
does anyone know if they are still trying to tear down the cow palace??
DEERE436 3 years ago
video may be authentic from the cow palace, BUT THE AUDIO IS FROM THE AUGUST 23, 1964 HOLLYWOOD BOWL SHOW, I HAVE THE WHOLE SHOW ON CD. The intro of the group was by bob eubanks and rob foster from radio station KRLA in los angeles.
MAB91762 3 years ago
This must have been packed
chrisfball12 3 years ago
35 minutos para ser mas exastos, segun el libro Ticket to ride de gira con Los Beatles de Larry Kane, que fue el periodista que acompaño a Los Beatles en las dos giras americanas del 64 y 65.
penylane68 3 years ago
Sorprendente, como 4 tipos enloquecían a miles de chicas,actuaban 45 min y aparte ... todo lo que se embolsaban.
Quiero ser como ellos.
deark69 3 years ago
Great work on editing!
tanfs 3 years ago
omg THE GIRLS THAT ARE SCREAMING ARE CRAAZAY!!!
dreamingdespair 3 years ago 6
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA... them girls..shh!! i cant hear the music! lol. was anyone one of them hysterical girls?? your so lucky to have gone to these concerts. its like an amazing out of this world experience
PPEACEandPILLS 3 years ago
my mom was there!
jodymarie 3 years ago
That's me taking a photo at 3:31 and sitting next to the hysterical girl at 3:54. Does anyone know her?
My Dad traded seats with her so she could see. I'd love to hear from her - or from anyone else who can find themselves in the clip.
Did anyone else remember spending the next day scraping jellybeans off the bottoms of your shoes? :)
mymacca1 3 years ago 19
Wow that's awesome that you found yourself! :)
wopman1010 3 years ago 3
That is so cool!
nitedrive 3 years ago
@mymacca1 Lucky you!! That is impressive. Sounds like your dad was cool!
crapple009 1 year ago
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Dude you just popped outta nowhere haha
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nwaites01 3 years ago
the AUDIO IS FROM HOLLYWOOD BOWL, BUT GREAT FOOTAGE
anothercrazyguru66 3 years ago
unbelievable Beatles live concert that i attended at 15 years old...(me at 6:46-6:51) in white sweater, right side, with hands over my ears..ha ha...thanks 'stobener' for the video post...5 stars*****
1947classic 3 years ago
really doug? is that u?
txeire 3 years ago
straight to favorites...Douglas and the beatles in the same video..didnt even have to think about it:)
ladysixties 3 years ago
There will be Beatles fans and lovers long after everyone one of us are gone. Yes They are that great. We may not live forever but the Beatles sure will.
whathoney73 3 years ago 4
Absolutely -- people will research their individual tracks, all takes, in music libraries all over the world. We were all fortunate to have seen any of them living. When I first heard them, we all knew it was something special, but who could have predicted it.
darost 3 years ago 2
I was 13 the local radio station had a deal,10 bucks got a ticket,a bus ride and a box lunch from Cecil`s golden chicken. It literally changed my life!I SAW THE BEATLES!!
1111mjon 3 years ago
The audio is obviously from the 64 Hollywood Bowl show and NOT this actual concert.
yourtubesteak 3 years ago
treu, is from hollywood bowl.
aponcapone 3 years ago
they were like gods.
Padulas 3 years ago 6
f***ing insane!!! i wish i could have been there. i was born in 1972, and im a huge fan. i really missed out on the biggest cultural phenomemon to ever grace this planet!!!
prosteelheader 3 years ago 8
I'm lucky -- I've seen Paul four times, in four decades (and Lovely Linda twice!) and Ringo twice. And I saw Elvis on Ed Sullivan when I was 5 and the Beatles when I was 12. But I wouldn't wish the 60s on anyone, except for the music (and we still had Freedom of the Press, but that's another story...)
darost 3 years ago
Bands have come and gone that have been popular and made an impact on culture but the Beatles were the first and no one can take that away. I am so glad there was video/film of them to at least see them perform.
buggoff 3 years ago 5
This was a very special eveniong for me. My Dad took me to this concert for my 12th B-day, he died of a massive heart attack the following April.
You can barely make me out in my 'pagoda' eyeglasses sitting next to the gal who is crying with her face in her hands. There is also a shot where I stood to take a photo with my "Brownie" camera.
I will always remember my Dad's comment as we left the concert hall; "Keep your eye on that 'Paul McCartney' fella",and so I have-for 44 years now!
mymacca1 3 years ago 6
i'm so jealous cause you've been on a beatles concert. it must have been great to live in the 60s!
Vivibeatle 3 years ago 2
except the part where you're really old now..
txeire 3 years ago
oldest sister was there.. with some of are cousins, my sister passed away in 1988 but, she told me many times when she WAS THERE. when the BEATLES, played the cow palace, and she also witnessed there last show at candlestick.... i was just 2 months old in aug of 1964... lol
corvette65 3 years ago
Thanks Pete Wilson for taking me to this concert! Loretta
llucido59 3 years ago
EXCELLENT JOB with the sound matching!!
Philcoman 3 years ago
To me they're still one of the most creative, fun, amazing, bands, with some of the most creative arrangements, lyrical songs, great harmony, cute looks, bitchen guitars, man what else can I say. That alone puts them up pretty high, but I'm still trying to "garner" whatever "it" is that they had that swept up the whole world, but whatever "it" is, they had it. Marc
marctrainor777 3 years ago 6
The Beatles were that infrequent enigma that occurs and blindsides the establishment (corporate music, TV, radio, social commentators, political and religious leaders, etc). In the US, we had Tin Pan Alley writing dull music for "groomed" stars (Fabian, Frankie Avalon)and manufacturing the latest dance craze; and BOOM! you have the Beatles, exotic (English), witty, playing US Rock, Pop, and Rockabilly. Writing their own songs, too. Took the Record Companys Years to put the regain control.
Renshen1957 3 years ago 4
I remember seeing both Elvis and the Beatles on Ed Sullivan, and to me, they're both an enigma, and a "phenominin" if you will. They both seemed to capture the world, by storm. Both of them did their own thing, and both had women going ga ga over them. Amazing stuff to watch. I love them both, and still do, in spite of their quriks, and ups and downs. Marc
marctrainor777 3 years ago
Elvis and the Beatles were complex individuals, and good individuals in the pressure cooker of fame and wealth. Elvis's goal be a Movie Star, the Beatles goal to be bigger than Elvis. Frank Sinatra had Bobby Soxers fainting and screaming, and he was just a crooner. The Beatles and Elvis shook up both the listening public and the establishment. The power of Rock and Roll, infectious. I heard the Beatles Guitars through the PA outside the Cow Palace in 8-65, 1000% better than their LPs. I was 8.
Renshen1957 3 years ago 2
dag man those people seem like there gonna have a heart attack or like havving a seazure i think if any of the beatles singers touched one of the girls that unfortunate girl will die of a pannic attack, who agrees??
]heheheheh
amoresdecristo 3 years ago 4
So I'm home from college in summer '64, age 19.A woman we knew called up practically begging me to drive her and her daughter, turning 16, and girlfriends, over to S.F.(I lived about 20 miles north, in Marin Co.)for this concert.She said "We have a ticket for you, I just want you to do the driving and kind of watch out for the (safety of the)girls".I didn't really care, but they were friends, so I went.I have never seen anything like it.I was amazed to see the crowd reaction.Could barely hear!
Plmncvb 3 years ago 2
lol
ahardy5891 3 years ago
This is amazing!
Where was this stuff "hidden" for all these years...Native of SF, been to the Cow Palace several times over several decades and -- this is just extraordinary...Wow! Thanks for posting!
PowlettJones45 3 years ago 2
I purchased a legit DVD on Ebay of the August 1965 Cow Palace concert my sister went to (had some earlier footage) however this wasn't included. I was too young to attend, but you could here the Guitars over the PA system across the street. It was so much more raw and energetic than the albums. It was the best and most exciting of times.
Renshen1957 3 years ago
They were more than Music/Musicians they were new Messiahs/Shaman/Gurus for a whole generation & thier message of Love & peace is a timeless theme that has never been more important to express in life than Now, with a world in such turmoil George & John are so dearly Missed & to think if John had not died in 1980 we more likely than not would have had a full blow reunion By this time & believe me the world sure could have used one in 2001
jayceerocker 3 years ago 4
exactly
brabon 3 years ago