If you're saying that Best would've been good for the Beatles, then whatever. I'm not doubting his skills as a drummer. I just think it was unnecessary of the crowds to be hostile toward Ringo. It's fun to now swap the names nearly 50 years later.
@howne44 I agree and you know John, George, and Ringo would never think of replacing Paul with some look alike. Plus for this look alike to look just like Paul McCartney he'd have to be Paul's twin brother. There's no way any person can look that much alike to another person
@muffinisis The Swinging Blue Jeans released it commercially, whereas The Beatles did not. But it is debatable whether The Swinging Blue Jeans covered it before The Beatles did, unless one knows the date that The Swinging Blue Jeans were formed.
The Swinging Blue Jeans did have a hit with it. As to did it better? The Beatles performed it here in a club, recorded to single track mono. The Swinging Blue Jeans had the advantage of recordiing it in a recording studio.
This soundrack is from the LP "The Beatles live in Star Club, Hambourg" recorded during their last stay in 1962. On the video, this is not this song that they are playing, but "Some Other Guy".
@Merti63 thanks. thats so cool to see this old footage. i wish there was footage of before ringo and before Epstien. i was totally born in the wrong generation.
@cdydvdbst9109 There is actually some footage of the Beatles before Ringo. That unique film was shot during a concert, around Valentine's day of 1962. It's a silent film and unfortunately, Pete Best is not seen in it. Search "Floral Hall" on YT and you will find it easily.
Anyone know if that's John at the end yelling "THAT'S A GOOD TUNE!"? It then sounds like Paul saying "Thank you, Masa", and then possibly George saying "Thank you Masoma". The last phrase isn't in this video, but I had it on vinyl many, many years ago.
Wasn't this song done by The Swinging Blue Jeans? I mean, I bought a CD called the The British Invasion: The History of British Rock, a professional disc and it says that this song is done by The Swinging Blue Jeans. I mean really, get your songs right...
@JustSpinWithMe Yes - it was recorded by the Swinging Blue Jeans, after The Beatles. Chan Romero recorded it in '59. And Yes - the word, "Hippy" was in the lexicon of the day - even in '59.
@Informed104 The word "Hippy" as concerns social movements came into usage circa 1966, and was consciously associated to the "Beat" movement of the 1950s, and the their use of the word "Hip," as in, "I'm hip," meaning "I know" or "I'm aware," and or, "I agree."
In this instance it was associated with the dance "The Twist," and the dancer's hips.
The hippy shake also involves the sparking of a certain green leafy substance. Lmao I love the old recordings they make me feel like I'm in the 60s and the respected decade, even though I never was lol Love the Beatles!
@Coshka77 It involved no such thing as concerns this song. The "Hippy" movement began circa 1966, whereas this song, from 1959, was another name for the dance "The Twist," or signified the movement of one's hips while doing "The Twist".
I saw an interview with Brian Epstein and he said that when Paul wanted to sing Hippy Hippy Shake, Epstein realized how fast they were developing. He said he realized that Paul picked it not because he liked the song (He didn't) but because he was aware that the song fit his vocal range perfectly and would sound spot on.
@BeatlesAreLife89 Not trying to anger you but this a cover. Tool. I suppose you think they wrote 20 flight rock too? Get over yourself Beetles were a boy band the only thing the did good was covering old rockabilly tunes.
@Enterthedeath You're simply here to stir stuff up, right, child?
The Beatles revolutionized not only music and recording methods but also fashion, language, and everything else one can name outside music. They were hardly limited to covering old rockabilly tunes of the juvenile period of rock 'n roll.
Even those who didn't like or follow them knew their individual names.
They matured the music with thought and reflection, and expanded it beyond its rigidly limiting form.
@BeatlesAreLife89 Wrong! Chan Romero tune from '58-'59. This FACT is revealed in The Beatles Anthology, which tells the exact story of how Paul brought the song to the band after hearing Bob Wooller play the record at a "jive-high" at The Cavern. You really should shut-up, you're quite ignorant and don't have a clue what you're talking about.
This is The Beatles performing at The Cavern in 1962, it was The Beatles performing after Pete Best had been sacked. The audience wasn't happy and they were shouting 'Pete Best forever, Ringo never.' The Beatles were singing Some Other Guy which was being filmed by the BBC for the first time. This person has just added different audio :)
There is some surpluss film material from the Cavern, I wanted to combine it with some obscure old track but here I saw that many people had already done it.
Cool cats, they made it theres and still they ride on the wave, come on guys get back and down to it an make music dance for the young. Good luck. Do it.
Think of all these people who heard the Beatles before they were famous. If this had been a year or two later, those girls would have been throwing themselves on stage.
Bob Wooler, who was a disc jockey at The Cavern where The Beatles played in Liverpool claims that he played the Chan Romero version of this song and Paul heard it. Paul then asked Wooler to borrow the disc so The Beatles could learn it. And there you go. This version from The Beatles performance in April 1962 is noteworthy note only for the rocking power of The beatles but also the fact that Ringo was sitting in on drums for Pete Best on this particular night.
@watersong111 I looked up this record on Wikipedia and I stand corrected, you are right, but als from that some source "The tapes were originally described as having been recorded in the spring of 1962, an attempt to pre-date The Beatles' June 1962 contract signing with Parlophone. ,The liner notes on the original release described my version of events, since The Beatles objected to the record being released, as did Brian Epstein. Ted Taylor did record the performances.
@dougalmac54 ...The Wikipedia entry is incorrect. Actually, the Beatles' Star Club tapes were recorded in December, 1962 - after Ringo had joined the band and after they had secured their recording contract.
hey for what you had to work with, good job. It's probably the closest i'll ever see the beatles doing hippy hippy shake. I'm going to watch it again and squint my eyes.
@JNagarya Actually, the hippies really started out in the 1967 'Summer of Love', in San Francisco. Haight Ashbury and Golden Gate Park were the main places where the peace and love movement congregated. And it all spread from there.
ringo was actually with rory storme and the hurricanes!!!!!!!! then idk how ringo ended up with the beatles? maybe rory storme kicked him out or they hurricanes broke up?
When they got Ringo everything changed, like night and day. I mean you can hear it, listen to the Decca audition tapes with Pete Best, they suck shit. No wonder they got turned down. Now here with Ringo, they kick ass. It`s so true; A R&R band is only as good as their drummer. It`s why The Who and Led Zeppelin were never the same once they lost theirs and why the Stones always completely kissed Charlie Watts ass. It`s why rap music is so successful, people respond more to drums than anything
I think Lennon would have sang this better, his voice was more suited to rock'n' roll, Having said that, Macca is my all time favourite artist/singer/song writer/ muso.
Yup. This is their better version. Now... I wonder which version they were most influenced by?? The Chan Romero original on Del-Fi or the "Little Tony" version that was a hit in England?
Very cool. I love thinking that Paul scored the DEL-FI import and wore it out. I imagine that the disk was a relatively rare get in Liddypool at the time.
i agree with shoulderinthearm66, this must be a hamburg's recording with footage from Cavern Club (probably the only one existing)Ringo is on the video but not in the audio (Best should be there) ... By the way the whole video is great, good job
I used to marvel at John's take on the rhythm guitar on this number. It sounded so sinister and menacing somehow. Then I heard an old Johnny Burnett rockabilly song from the '50s where his guitarist played the same riff (on a different song), and so that's possibly where John got it from.
love
caseyymae 3 hours ago
It's the Cavern btw!
CrushedSquirrel 1 week ago
Another fake clip. Why ot simply post the original and leave it alone.
JNagarya 1 week ago
That's a very promising band.
sternumagnum 1 week ago
1:03 Um, don't mean to spoil the mood but you've got a bit of sweat... No? Never mind, just carry on making gorgeous music boys!
PaulMcCartneyLivesOn 1 week ago
holy shit...this is in the cavern club...awesome! beatles 4 ever
TheBlueDragonGamer 1 week ago 2
PETE BEST NEVER! RINGO STARR FOREVER!
aerosmithbeatles 2 weeks ago
RINGO FOREVER
PETE BEST NEVER
akeel456 1 month ago
@akeel456 You have no idea, honestly.
alexynere9 1 month ago
@alexynere9 Oh?
If you're saying that Best would've been good for the Beatles, then whatever. I'm not doubting his skills as a drummer. I just think it was unnecessary of the crowds to be hostile toward Ringo. It's fun to now swap the names nearly 50 years later.
akeel456 1 month ago
@akeel456 I didn't say that Best would've been good for the Beatles, but it isn't to say that. Sorry if my english isn't good, i'm spanish.
alexynere9 1 month ago
@alexynere9 Awh, don't worry. :)
akeel456 1 month ago
1:01 poor sweatiee paul ;] *_*
MissMcCartney21 1 month ago
The audio of "Hippie hippie shake" may be from the Cavern club but this Cavern club video is "Some other guy"
Appleholic1 1 month ago
@Appleholic1 The audio is from Hamburg. The video is from the Cavern.
I wish the fruit who makes these fake videos would learn to respect that which is and leave it alone.
JNagarya 1 day ago
how old would they be then?
I love them ;__; Why did I born so late u__u?
kibou33maitre 1 month ago
@kibou33maitre John and Ringo were 22, Paul was 20 and George was 19!
ToddCMorgan2 3 weeks ago
THIS <3
DianaLatina16 2 months ago
good media but its not a real thing , they are singing some other guy song like
albeano1 2 months ago
@albeano1 it's called a cover, everyone does them.
WilloBoarding 1 month ago
@WilloBoarding It's called butchery by the uploader of it.
The music is from Hamburg (and a cover -- that being irrelevant). The video is from the Cavern.
JNagarya 1 day ago
good media but its not a real thing
albeano1 2 months ago
the three geniuses
nickjames46 2 months ago
a well groovey dance. unless you are a geriatric.
123jsbach 2 months ago
bad color now but good for 1962
gabegify 2 months ago
yeah, shakin' da booo-tay!!!!!
gal4farmin 2 months ago
that's the cavern.... not the star club
BxoxbxbxyxBxoxy 2 months ago 5
chan romero wrote this song and deserves way more credit than he actually gets for his song
MrEvanboydstun 2 months ago
@MrEvanboydstun I'm sure he's sobbing his eyes out all the way to the bank.
JNagarya 1 day ago
all those kids look like computer nerds, way ahead of their time !!!!
rikwalker917 3 months ago
The song is 'Hippy Hippy Shake', the video is for 'Some Other Guy'- search it!
monkeychunger 3 months ago
@howne44 I agree and you know John, George, and Ringo would never think of replacing Paul with some look alike. Plus for this look alike to look just like Paul McCartney he'd have to be Paul's twin brother. There's no way any person can look that much alike to another person
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JoeSandersMusic 3 months ago
the birth of the word hippie
Butown 3 months ago
@Butown The genesis of the word "Hippy" (in the plural, "Hippies") is the word "Hip," as used by the Beats during the 1950s.
The genesis of the word "Hippy" used in this song refers to the 1960s dance called "The Twist".
JNagarya 1 day ago
From Brazil
Pure dinamyte.
mtc1982mtc 4 months ago
14 people spilled their hippy hippy shake.
I miss The Beatles anyway, I wish the John & George were still alive today.
TheSilhouette09 4 months ago 32
The Secret Agent style rhythm guitar is great.
marvy1118 4 months ago
ME GUSTA. OMG, this is so amazing. I would love to be alive in 1962
alinefrs 4 months ago
woow :DD this is cavern club i was there in this holiday
MrDmitrij34 4 months ago
@MrDmitrij34 The original Cavern was destroyed. You visited a replica.
JNagarya 1 day ago
@JNagarya yes i know , maybe not "destroyed" only desloate and they rebuild this . it was great and i must back there
MrDmitrij34 1 day ago
whilst i am a beatles fan the swinging blue jeans did it better.
muffinisis 5 months ago
@muffinisis The Swinging Blue Jeans released it commercially, whereas The Beatles did not. But it is debatable whether The Swinging Blue Jeans covered it before The Beatles did, unless one knows the date that The Swinging Blue Jeans were formed.
The Swinging Blue Jeans did have a hit with it. As to did it better? The Beatles performed it here in a club, recorded to single track mono. The Swinging Blue Jeans had the advantage of recordiing it in a recording studio.
JNagarya 1 day ago
This soundrack is from the LP "The Beatles live in Star Club, Hambourg" recorded during their last stay in 1962. On the video, this is not this song that they are playing, but "Some Other Guy".
Iamtheonlygreg 5 months ago
Love the hair! :))
insearyn 5 months ago
when is this recording from. I can tell its before they were ridiculously huge but if thats Ringo then it has to be after 62.??
cdydvdbst9109 5 months ago
@cdydvdbst9109 It was recorded on december 30th or 31st 1962. Their last two gigs in Hamburg.
Merti63 5 months ago
@Merti63 thanks. thats so cool to see this old footage. i wish there was footage of before ringo and before Epstien. i was totally born in the wrong generation.
cdydvdbst9109 5 months ago
@cdydvdbst9109 There is actually some footage of the Beatles before Ringo. That unique film was shot during a concert, around Valentine's day of 1962. It's a silent film and unfortunately, Pete Best is not seen in it. Search "Floral Hall" on YT and you will find it easily.
Merti63 5 months ago
no ves su nariz de ringo acaso ,no la vez,..y dice sies ringo ( Trujillo : peru)
josepalaciospolo 5 months ago
AWESOME VIDEO ...THX!
jdmars011 6 months ago
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hayley1halo2 6 months ago
that fucking video footage
jonavanhalen 6 months ago
no
bebeclee 6 months ago
IS that Pete Best on drums?
Freyja1133 6 months ago
@Freyja1133 Its ringo
CraploadOfPencils 6 months ago
@Freyja1133 yea at first i was wondering that
dianamccartny 6 months ago
@Freyja1133 I'm pretty sure that is Ringo..
LucyInTheSkyWitDim 4 months ago
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BeatlesAreLife89 7 months ago
Anyone know if that's John at the end yelling "THAT'S A GOOD TUNE!"? It then sounds like Paul saying "Thank you, Masa", and then possibly George saying "Thank you Masoma". The last phrase isn't in this video, but I had it on vinyl many, many years ago.
stratman123 7 months ago
Wasn't this song done by The Swinging Blue Jeans? I mean, I bought a CD called the The British Invasion: The History of British Rock, a professional disc and it says that this song is done by The Swinging Blue Jeans. I mean really, get your songs right...
JustSpinWithMe 7 months ago
@JustSpinWithMe Beatles also did it.
erwinruys 7 months ago
@JustSpinWithMe Yes - it was recorded by the Swinging Blue Jeans, after The Beatles. Chan Romero recorded it in '59. And Yes - the word, "Hippy" was in the lexicon of the day - even in '59.
Informed104 6 months ago
@Informed104 The word "Hippy" as concerns social movements came into usage circa 1966, and was consciously associated to the "Beat" movement of the 1950s, and the their use of the word "Hip," as in, "I'm hip," meaning "I know" or "I'm aware," and or, "I agree."
In this instance it was associated with the dance "The Twist," and the dancer's hips.
JNagarya 1 day ago
The Beatles performing "Some Other Guy" 1962 at the Cavern Club. The audio, "Hippy Hippy Shake," was recorded at the Star Club in Germany, 1962.
lakefloor 8 months ago
The hippy shake also involves the sparking of a certain green leafy substance. Lmao I love the old recordings they make me feel like I'm in the 60s and the respected decade, even though I never was lol Love the Beatles!
Coshka77 9 months ago
@Coshka77 It involved no such thing as concerns this song. The "Hippy" movement began circa 1966, whereas this song, from 1959, was another name for the dance "The Twist," or signified the movement of one's hips while doing "The Twist".
JNagarya 1 day ago
It was originally Chan Romero, and the Beatles covered it.
mlrockrules 10 months ago
I saw an interview with Brian Epstein and he said that when Paul wanted to sing Hippy Hippy Shake, Epstein realized how fast they were developing. He said he realized that Paul picked it not because he liked the song (He didn't) but because he was aware that the song fit his vocal range perfectly and would sound spot on.
MegaVoodooChile 10 months ago
FYI - This is not a Beatles song. It is a Chan Romero song from '58 or '59
MegaVoodooChile 10 months ago
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BeatlesAreLife89 10 months ago
@BeatlesAreLife89 The Beatles did not write this song. This video footage is from, 'Some Other Guy'.
manbigus 10 months ago
@BeatlesAreLife89 Not trying to anger you but this a cover. Tool. I suppose you think they wrote 20 flight rock too? Get over yourself Beetles were a boy band the only thing the did good was covering old rockabilly tunes.
Enterthedeath 8 months ago
@Enterthedeath You're simply here to stir stuff up, right, child?
The Beatles revolutionized not only music and recording methods but also fashion, language, and everything else one can name outside music. They were hardly limited to covering old rockabilly tunes of the juvenile period of rock 'n roll.
Even those who didn't like or follow them knew their individual names.
They matured the music with thought and reflection, and expanded it beyond its rigidly limiting form.
JNagarya 1 day ago
@BeatlesAreLife89 Wrong! Chan Romero tune from '58-'59. This FACT is revealed in The Beatles Anthology, which tells the exact story of how Paul brought the song to the band after hearing Bob Wooller play the record at a "jive-high" at The Cavern. You really should shut-up, you're quite ignorant and don't have a clue what you're talking about.
dougalmac54 8 months ago
We've got unconscripted German youth to thank for this bunch.
PAULLONDEN 10 months ago
Never heard of these guys...did they make any records?
ldopreufh 10 months ago
:)
Anamamma1 10 months ago
I think 'hippy' referred to moving around...shake your hips, etc. The term 'hippie' didn't come out until the late '60s...
cdadave83814 11 months ago
This is The Beatles performing at The Cavern in 1962, it was The Beatles performing after Pete Best had been sacked. The audience wasn't happy and they were shouting 'Pete Best forever, Ringo never.' The Beatles were singing Some Other Guy which was being filmed by the BBC for the first time. This person has just added different audio :)
MinnieMouseRoks 11 months ago
@MinnieMouseRoks This is Star Club Hamburg Germany December 1962
Rick36561 11 months ago
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PAULLONDEN 10 months ago
@Rick36561 No,this is the Cavern stage, with that typical Cavern arch,and that cellar atmosphere.
Bytheway, they are performing another number here.Might be "Some Other Guy' ,lookin'at their fast body movements.
PAULLONDEN 10 months ago
This isn't them performing hippy hippy shake!
andylikepie 11 months ago
Boys got the roots,,,,it´s all there is ...rock´n´´roll...not hippies...:))
Hotroddeo69 11 months ago
@Hotroddeo69 The Beatles started the long hair. The Hippies were first and foremost Beatles fans, and music was almost more important than food.
The "Hippies" lived FIRST for the music, to which they engaged in the other two activities.
JNagarya 1 day ago
I just love the old raw live sound. Thanks!
325v64 11 months ago
They were referring to hips
sandi11389 1 year ago
@stonerockermen ;p:(
beatlebabe1969 1 year ago
@stonerockermen you suck
erikjc96 1 year ago
i like, what year was this ,and was it the Cavern...thank you ......!
robbypjr 1 year ago
i love the beatles
rockmat25 1 year ago
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i love the solo
Gabrielleiteoliveira 1 year ago
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i love the solo
Gabrielleiteoliveira 1 year ago
i love the solo
Gabrielleiteoliveira 1 year ago
LOVE THEM
ssteeepphhiiee17 1 year ago
There is some surpluss film material from the Cavern, I wanted to combine it with some obscure old track but here I saw that many people had already done it.
JapaninArmeija 1 year ago
Cool cats, they made it theres and still they ride on the wave, come on guys get back and down to it an make music dance for the young. Good luck. Do it.
banjgoboy24 1 year ago
This video sucks ass.
FacePaintedClown 1 year ago
@FacePaintedClown What do you expect from '63? HD Video, Color? C'mon use your head.
EmpoleonMasterSword9 1 year ago
@EmpoleonMasterSword9 you truly are the dumbest asshole to troll youtube
FacePaintedClown 1 year ago
@FacePaintedClown Damn right I am.
EmpoleonMasterSword9 1 year ago
Well done. I love it!
Scalzolini 1 year ago
some other guy (8)??? jajaja great
thewarisover1 1 year ago
Awwww they look so young and cute!!!!!
MichaelJackson36224 1 year ago
how can anyone dislike this??
this is the birth of the greatest thing that ever happened to the world!
fguka 1 year ago
this is great footage!
theemmers15 1 year ago
GARAGE AS FUCK !!!!
PanLecoslav 1 year ago
you are correct pich. It is Star Club performance with Cavern video
jsquaredrev 1 year ago
this is not the song to this video !!!
dagumper 1 year ago
Wow, these guys are so amazing. I love the sound!
Shancus32796 1 year ago
Love these raw recordings<3
miss9starr7 1 year ago 35
This is absolutely amazing footage...great video...awesome!
Ursugarspice 1 year ago
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Pete forever! Ringo never!
EpiCasino198 1 year ago
@EpiCasino198 plz tell me u meant to say " Pete never! Ringo forever!" ??? D: PLZ tell me
StrawberryTheCuteCat 1 year ago 2
@EpiCasino198 I think you mean "Pete NEVER, Ringo FOREVER"
screaminghallelujah6 1 year ago 2
lol @ 0.09
privatei2020 1 year ago
Holy shit.....Pause at 0:20. I think iv'e seen that guy in The Beatles:Rockband.
chaoinspace2 1 year ago 3
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givemeyourmoney909 1 year ago
@givemeyourmoney909 Yeah I noticed that.
chaoinspace2 1 year ago
WHY THE HELL IS THIS NOT ON PLEASE PLEASE ME!!!!!!!!!
chaoinspace2 1 year ago
The video is from someother guy :) clever how you put 'hippy hippy shakes' to it though :)
guddergud 1 year ago
The songs character is realy gentelman.
MrDenoll 1 year ago
Think of all these people who heard the Beatles before they were famous. If this had been a year or two later, those girls would have been throwing themselves on stage.
paperbackwriter1964 1 year ago
Bob Wooler, who was a disc jockey at The Cavern where The Beatles played in Liverpool claims that he played the Chan Romero version of this song and Paul heard it. Paul then asked Wooler to borrow the disc so The Beatles could learn it. And there you go. This version from The Beatles performance in April 1962 is noteworthy note only for the rocking power of The beatles but also the fact that Ringo was sitting in on drums for Pete Best on this particular night.
dougalmac54 1 year ago
@dougalmac54
Wrong....recorded in December 1962...Ringo was already a member......
watersong111 1 year ago
@watersong111 I looked up this record on Wikipedia and I stand corrected, you are right, but als from that some source "The tapes were originally described as having been recorded in the spring of 1962, an attempt to pre-date The Beatles' June 1962 contract signing with Parlophone. ,The liner notes on the original release described my version of events, since The Beatles objected to the record being released, as did Brian Epstein. Ted Taylor did record the performances.
dougalmac54 1 year ago
@dougalmac54 ...The Wikipedia entry is incorrect. Actually, the Beatles' Star Club tapes were recorded in December, 1962 - after Ringo had joined the band and after they had secured their recording contract.
johnlorican 1 year ago
@johnlorican If you read my previous reply, you'd know I already know that! Thanks to Watersong 111
dougalmac54 1 year ago
@dougalmac54....I just found it. Didn't know it had already been clarified. Thanks for pointing it out! Take care.
johnlorican 1 year ago
when paul is singing its hard not to *hippy hippy shake*
AdamLambertsVoice 1 year ago 3
If only more footage like this would surface. I could watch this all day!
Breegha 1 year ago 2
hey for what you had to work with, good job. It's probably the closest i'll ever see the beatles doing hippy hippy shake. I'm going to watch it again and squint my eyes.
mikeolson100 1 year ago
let it be
alexharkamp 1 year ago
did people even use the word hippy back when this was recorded?
thedillestpickle 1 year ago 36
@thedillestpickle hip-py.
mulsunify 1 year ago
@thedillestpickle lol hippy refers to the hip. it's just a 'cute' word for hip.
Kevvrock1208 1 year ago
@thedillestpickle no
worldgonegaga 1 year ago
@thedillestpickle Well The Beatles themselves evolved into Hippies about 5 or 6 years after this was recorded.
Ishi680 1 year ago
@thedillestpickle I think it was Beatnik, like in Maynard G. Krebs - ala Dobie Gillis.
325v64 11 months ago
@thedillestpickle I think the word "hippy" here is in reference to hips, as in shaking one's boo-tay.
NotADood 9 months ago 38
@NotADood Obviously, as the "hippy" "movement" didn't occur until 1976-78.
Both uses are related to the term and meanijng of "hip," as in, "I'm hip."
The "Hippy" "movement" was anti-war, despite the far-right reactionaries' mocking of that about which they know zero that is factual.
JNagarya 1 week ago
@JNagarya Actually, the hippies really started out in the 1967 'Summer of Love', in San Francisco. Haight Ashbury and Golden Gate Park were the main places where the peace and love movement congregated. And it all spread from there.
london2z 1 day ago
WTF Hippy Hippy Shake Is The SWINGING BLUE JEANS
This Is Just A Random Cavern Vid :L
percyman10 1 year ago
Are you serious?
urasam2 1 year ago
El audio es de un concierto en Hamburgo, Alemania---
hernanjsc 1 year ago
ringo was actually with rory storme and the hurricanes!!!!!!!! then idk how ringo ended up with the beatles? maybe rory storme kicked him out or they hurricanes broke up?
abcg2009 1 year ago
No he didnt get kicked out he got called by the beatles
bubbastwin 1 year ago
When they got Ringo everything changed, like night and day. I mean you can hear it, listen to the Decca audition tapes with Pete Best, they suck shit. No wonder they got turned down. Now here with Ringo, they kick ass. It`s so true; A R&R band is only as good as their drummer. It`s why The Who and Led Zeppelin were never the same once they lost theirs and why the Stones always completely kissed Charlie Watts ass. It`s why rap music is so successful, people respond more to drums than anything
JackHauss 1 year ago
@JackHauss sorry my friend, but you obviously never heard Ringo play live
altersachse 1 year ago
wow, fantastic!
McCartneysWife69 1 year ago
no me confundi llego como entre junio a septiembre por ai llego ringo en el año 1962
97crix 1 year ago
ringo empezo a tocar en la caberna a mediados del 61
97crix 1 year ago
In the Cavern Club.
jusec2000 1 year ago
woohoo.
LilRockPrinces 2 years ago
que hace ringo ahi?...esa no es la caveerna?
marines31000 2 years ago
I think Lennon would have sang this better, his voice was more suited to rock'n' roll, Having said that, Macca is my all time favourite artist/singer/song writer/ muso.
HORACECOPE2 2 years ago
i'm the cameraman?
Paul14880 2 years ago
no they were playing 'some other guy' i think
num1beatlesfan1960s 2 years ago
I think they were actually playing "Good Golly Miss Molly".
pernicketty 2 years ago
@pernicketty They were playing "Some Other Guy"
WoWLegendaryAdvisor 2 years ago
Thanks for that!
pernicketty 2 years ago
that is the cavern club isint it?
taytelay 2 years ago
omg, the voice of John Lennon
WiltatKansas 2 years ago 2
It's actually Paul singing on this song .
themetropolitains 2 years ago 2
is this song about amphetamines?
buewgewstmeiers 2 years ago
Yup. This is their better version. Now... I wonder which version they were most influenced by?? The Chan Romero original on Del-Fi or the "Little Tony" version that was a hit in England?
Corporations8MyBaby 2 years ago
Definitely Chan Romero. For one thing, they mentioned it several times on Juke Box Jury when they were reviewing the Swinging Blue Jeans' version.
urasam2 1 year ago
Very cool. I love thinking that Paul scored the DEL-FI import and wore it out. I imagine that the disk was a relatively rare get in Liddypool at the time.
Corporations8MyBaby 1 year ago
Possible, though The Chan Romero disc was released in the UK on Columbia. The Beatles did, however, used to get lots of imports, so who knows
urasam2 1 year ago
or HMV, take your pick
urasam2 1 year ago
PRICELESS!!!!ROCK & ROLL!!!!!!!!!THIS is The Beatles!!!!!AAAAAHHHHHHHH!!!!!
60Macushla 2 years ago
Joder Quien hubiera podido estar ahi!
ULTIMOPASAJERO 2 years ago
Would have been better suited to John's "Money" voice.
ZZJoCa 2 years ago 2
i agree with shoulderinthearm66, this must be a hamburg's recording with footage from Cavern Club (probably the only one existing)Ringo is on the video but not in the audio (Best should be there) ... By the way the whole video is great, good job
kmats13 2 years ago
kmats13: the audio recording in Hamburg in December 1962 was Ringo playing. He joined the Beatles in Aug. of 1962.
RichieStarkey 2 years ago
I used to marvel at John's take on the rhythm guitar on this number. It sounded so sinister and menacing somehow. Then I heard an old Johnny Burnett rockabilly song from the '50s where his guitarist played the same riff (on a different song), and so that's possibly where John got it from.
marvy1118 2 years ago
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imatwatinlove 2 years ago
oh thank you for this!
sybil1964 2 years ago
Why wasn't this or "I'm Gonna Sit Right Down...etc" on any Beatles album I wonder.
gwugluud11 2 years ago