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This is incredible music!
mel7289 2 months ago
super
BEATLE909GRM 1 year ago
excellent
BEATLE909GRM 1 year ago
Excellent song from Gene Vincent, it´s awesome to know that Beatles played it in their early years! RnR
losesp3jos 1 year ago 2
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@losesp3jos arthur alexander wrote this song
viceisthename 4 weeks ago
These were the recordings George tried to have legally destroyed back in about 1995. Guess he failed!
oldnewbie47 1 year ago
this is on a bootleg called Last Night in Hamburg.................
It's very unique because its better quality then most bootlegs especially back then.....
90zosoman09 2 years ago
Ringo joined in August '62; this was recorded in December '62. They had already recorded the "Please Please Me" single, and knew they were on the brink of stardom. Even though the sound quality is pretty dreadful, I really like nearly all the songs on the Star Club bootleg, especially compared to the Decca sessions just one year earlier.
WisMiss101 2 years ago 3
@WisMiss101 it's awesome to compare the songs with pete best with the ringo stuff, so you can appreciate how much the band improved with a good drummer!
kainthevampireduck 1 year ago 7
@kainthevampireduck Sorry, Dear, but the vast majority of the time The Beatles were improving and growing stronger in Hamburg, Pete Best was their drummer. As much as we all love Ringo, Pete was quite adequate to back Paul, John, and George (and Stu early on) as they went from garage band to show stopper.
edvadojunk 1 month ago
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kainthevampireduck 1 month ago
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kainthevampireduck 1 month ago
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@edvadojunk oh, come on, listen to the decca tapes, the tony sheridan record or the "love me do" and "besame mucho" audition for EMI... pete best couldn't do even the bare minimum stuff to quialify him as a drummer.
take the tony sheridan record and listen to the songs where the other band plays.
"the beat brothers" sounded very "50s-ish" and polished compared to the raw more "rock and rollish" sound of the beatles, but their drummer was better than pete by a good margin.
kainthevampireduck 1 month ago
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Excuse my last comment, Ringo become drummer in 1963, nvm
ternak001 2 years ago
This was very late 1962, though, and Ringo played during these sessions.
Blackhawk441 2 years ago 8
@ternak001 Ringo replaced Pete in August 1962
blutocampbell 1 year ago
If this was 1962, Ringo would be the drummer by now
ternak001 2 years ago 2
Great. This is an Arthur Alexander's song coverd by the beatles in Hamburg live in the very very early days. Very nice montage, keep posting..
henrygrandson 3 years ago
I know. I'm the same person as BEATLESCRAZY13 by the way......long story!
Lennonmeansrocknroll 3 years ago