when you're already a Beatle fan for years, and after all of these years you hear a record you never heard before and you almost cry, it shows what a beasts these guys were!
is this a Lennon/McCartney song? Perfect! They should have released it if it was written by them. As George said during the Anthology documentary...."WE were tight" Closer than anyone could be". And you can hear the joy in their voices.
@seventiesclassic, I don't know what your problem is, but that would be Ms. to you and allot is a correct way to spell allot. I do agree, there's allot of YouTube trash, such as yourself, around.
I'm glad they didn't put this on their LP, but gave it to their competitors who had to record because Daddy Epstein made 'm. he he he............It's like "He speaks with forked tongue"
@mrkystrky Actually they wrote for allot of other artists. The first 20 hit of the Rolling Stones, Billy J Kramer and the Dakotas, The Fourmost, Tommy Quickly, Cilla Black, Peter and Gordon, ect.
@mrkystrky lol, I surly don't know it all either. In any case, they were a great group that will forever be know for bringing a new era of music to us and they'll never be forgotten. Whether it be John or Paul or George or Ringo, they were The Beatles, the four of them as one.
Fue todo un sueño, ahora es imosible superar vuestra musica, como lo hicisteís, yo de verdad, que lo hago mejor en letras, pero en música me pillaís. No me hagas escuchar lo que no quiero cantar, he escrito letras , y sin saberlo eran mias,pero no sabes lo que me has ayudado, hasta la ultima de propaganda es michelle, la de la cerveza, yeh pipes of pice es buena, tio, sólo pido que te acuerdes de mí, estuve en todos tus conciertos, angel garcia do rosario. Te preguntaran mucho, intentalo.
I first heard this song years ago on B.B.C. Radio 2. It was a programme called, `The Beatles at the Beeb`., but some nob head {probably a producer in his 2o`s } decided to fade it out half way through. I had to wait years till it came out on a double C,D., called. `The Beatles, Live At The B.B.C. P.S. my wife is a cousin of George Harrison. same Grandmother.
Talk about having your mind blown, George Martin must have had his blown to pieces. He audtions this band of kids which he must have seen as a bunch of kids from dooshland screwing around and suddenly they come up with these songs that are incredible. "Hey we got this song 'If I fell" or "In my life" and only what must have seemed like seconds ago the best they had was Love me do. And if that ain`t enough, suudenly they are coming up with Strawberry fileds and All you need is love.
Just one kiss, then I'll go. Don't hide the tears that don't show. As the Junelight turns to moonlight I'll be on my way... ...to where the winds don't blow and golden rivers flow. This way will I go. They were right, I was wrong. True love didn't last long. As the Junelight turns to moonlight I'll be on my way.
John was definitely right when he said that their best stuff was not recorded and only on the radio shows and Hamburg and when they were just playing straight rock
I've never heard of this song - been a fan for a long time, great vocals & funny antics - having a good time together making great music - thanks for the share.
Another Nems (Brian Epstein's company) artist named Billy J. Kramer recorded and released it in 1963 as the B side to "Do You Want to Know a Secret"?, which was the hit. Both Lennon & McCartney songs
@CoIeStones Dude, give him/her a break. Don't pretend like you haven't at least second-guessed who was singing. It's not exactly clear for certain songs.
So they thought it was George. Whoop-di-do. You can still be a Beatles fan if you didn't know something. We're human. Not drones.
@TurquoiseChameleon Lol its completely clear that John Lennon and Paul are singing, and btw you going to go shit talk everyone that corrects some one for a comment? You better get started, you're never going to finish
@CoIeStones I'M totally aware of that. THEY (As in the commenter... not John and Paul lol) on the other hand, weren't. I wasn't shit talking, I'm just saying you don't need to call them not a Beatles fan just because they didn't know something. No need to get all touchy.
Yeah, that may actually be Owen. Wasn't this studio footage filmed in 1964? Williams would certainly have already been out of the picture. You probably know more than I do rather it would have been likely for him to at least visit them under those circumstances during that time period. Please let us know if you find out for sure.
This a beautiful song. You can realy see the early paul in this song. But you can also see the beatles working together for the first time. It's great!
This song is very similar to I'll follow the sun. Cheers to the greatest musicians and songwriting partners ever! We love you John! you to Paul! The greatest example of friendship as well. I love you i love you!
This was written by Lenneon/McCartney as a 'giveaway' song, and was issued by Billy J Kramer on April 26, 1963. This Beatles version was done for the BBC and was the only time the track was offically recorded by them.
Wow, that's great! Thanks for posting. I learned it on 12-string from a music book back in the 60's but never heard them do it. "That way, will I go", lol! Love it!
John and/or Paul wrote this song themselves and it didn't even make it to album cut status. The fact that this band was so creative and had so much material at their disposal that they could afford to leave their own songs on the cutting room floor explains alot about why the Beatles were such a phenomenon. Most bands of that era were content to record songs written for them by others and to fill their albums with covers of other artists' work.
First heard this on "Live at the BBC" CD and loved it. With George Martin's production, would have sounded even better and wouldn't have been out of place on one of their early albums instead of one of their covers.
I listened to this and knew them in a recorded song that I did after I dump an old GF back a little younger now I think back when I decided to go my own way after we split . memoris
Not very many comments or rating cause this song is old and The Beatles did this not to be a hit (one may say get bigger) but just playing good vibs to everyone, the music, show what they could do, all about fun and mostly what they sang was an infulence.
Yes! They should've recorded the original of this live on video! George playing the lead, John singing, could heard the good bass by Paul and Ring hitting the drums! This song will forever linger in my head when it's time to go.
Hello babylad, I like this song too ... like nearly all Beatles-songs. It´s from the bbc-sessions and there are lot of songs like this. I think you have these cds. The song has a good mood indeed, but there are so many of them ...
great!
Jonathanbeatles1 8 months ago
wait, I was taught that smoking isn't cool. LIES!!!
drewsky684 8 months ago
when you're already a Beatle fan for years, and after all of these years you hear a record you never heard before and you almost cry, it shows what a beasts these guys were!
Is this Lennon/McCartney creation?
BrunoLS94 11 months ago
@BrunoLS94 yes it is a Lennon MCcartney song
bobbollu 8 months ago
Beautiful simplicity ; pure talent
kenfig 1 year ago
Recored for the BBC Program Side By Side there is also a version recored for a Granada TV Program
48trixie 1 year ago
Recored for the BBC Program Side By Side
48trixie 1 year ago
most of footage is from "The Complete Beatles" a good docu, i might add
chewy96216 1 year ago
"As the june light turns to moonlight, I'll be on my way". Now, tell me if that isn't just beautiful. :')
venezmilord 1 year ago
Very Buddy Holly inspired!!!
iiBrandi 1 year ago
Wow! This is a great song! I'm amazed they didn't release it.
Gothicanime20 1 year ago
is this a Lennon/McCartney song? Perfect! They should have released it if it was written by them. As George said during the Anthology documentary...."WE were tight" Closer than anyone could be". And you can hear the joy in their voices.
steele917 1 year ago
4 people lost there way
VivaLaMerman 1 year ago
0:32 :D
HungryManatee 1 year ago
@seventiesclassic, I don't know what your problem is, but that would be Ms. to you and allot is a correct way to spell allot. I do agree, there's allot of YouTube trash, such as yourself, around.
sue
babygore0599 1 year ago
Classic Beatles....Great !!!!
greg33770 1 year ago
haha john at 1:16
dude5062 1 year ago
I'm glad they didn't put this on their LP, but gave it to their competitors who had to record because Daddy Epstein made 'm. he he he............It's like "He speaks with forked tongue"
mrkystrky 1 year ago
@mrkystrky Actually they wrote for allot of other artists. The first 20 hit of the Rolling Stones, Billy J Kramer and the Dakotas, The Fourmost, Tommy Quickly, Cilla Black, Peter and Gordon, ect.
babygore0599 1 year ago
@babygore0599 yes, I know. Just making a schnide little (lil') remark, but thanks anyway. I surely (not Shirley) don't know it ALL!
mrkystrky 1 year ago
@mrkystrky lol, I surly don't know it all either. In any case, they were a great group that will forever be know for bringing a new era of music to us and they'll never be forgotten. Whether it be John or Paul or George or Ringo, they were The Beatles, the four of them as one.
babygore0599 1 year ago
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seventiesclassic 1 year ago
GREAT beatles song
amazing to sing while strummming on a guitar on this one
DREwestcoast 1 year ago
Fue todo un sueño, ahora es imosible superar vuestra musica, como lo hicisteís, yo de verdad, que lo hago mejor en letras, pero en música me pillaís. No me hagas escuchar lo que no quiero cantar, he escrito letras , y sin saberlo eran mias,pero no sabes lo que me has ayudado, hasta la ultima de propaganda es michelle, la de la cerveza, yeh pipes of pice es buena, tio, sólo pido que te acuerdes de mí, estuve en todos tus conciertos, angel garcia do rosario. Te preguntaran mucho, intentalo.
garciadorosario 1 year ago
I first heard this song years ago on B.B.C. Radio 2. It was a programme called, `The Beatles at the Beeb`., but some nob head {probably a producer in his 2o`s } decided to fade it out half way through. I had to wait years till it came out on a double C,D., called. `The Beatles, Live At The B.B.C. P.S. my wife is a cousin of George Harrison. same Grandmother.
Cartoonsbystan 1 year ago
was this released?
nightcrawler511 1 year ago
Why was it cut short? moron !
seventiesclassic 1 year ago
Talk about having your mind blown, George Martin must have had his blown to pieces. He audtions this band of kids which he must have seen as a bunch of kids from dooshland screwing around and suddenly they come up with these songs that are incredible. "Hey we got this song 'If I fell" or "In my life" and only what must have seemed like seconds ago the best they had was Love me do. And if that ain`t enough, suudenly they are coming up with Strawberry fileds and All you need is love.
JamesTKirkCobain 1 year ago
The sun is fading away,
that's the end of the day.
As the Junelight
turns to moonlight
I'll be on my way.
longbranchwwq 1 year ago
longbranchwwq 1 year ago
To where the winds don't blow
and golden rivers flow.
This way will I go.
They were right, I was wrong.
True love didn't last long.
As the Junelight
turns to moonlight *2
As the Junelight
turns to moonlight
I'll be on my way *2
longbranchwwq 1 year ago
I HAVE A PAUL BASS
theyearwas1764 2 years ago 5
wow they sound amazing :D
what a song :D and the harmoniesss :D:D
as usual beautiful :)
babyinblack 2 years ago 21
This is a B-side of one of Billy J. Kramer's hit songs.
Composed by Lennon, McCartney.
noellhu 2 years ago 3
I have never heard this number.
Khultan 2 years ago
@Khultan me neither but its great!
marylovesthebeatles 2 years ago
@KhultanIt`s from the BBC
Chimbo65 1 year ago
Ah, so classic!
lafchievs 2 years ago 2
To be George Martin at 1:35.... "ho hum.. bod my head and turn around while The Beatles perform live behind me." :)
talldrinkofwater70 2 years ago
John was definitely right when he said that their best stuff was not recorded and only on the radio shows and Hamburg and when they were just playing straight rock
jericho360 2 years ago 2
@jericho360 ...true, true : ]
722erodz 2 years ago 3
John Lennon at 1:18 - just classic.
vbsurfa 2 years ago 4
WOAH! LOVED IT :| I tought I heard it all...
AdrianRojasF 2 years ago
I've never heard of this song - been a fan for a long time, great vocals & funny antics - having a good time together making great music - thanks for the share.
tangogirl100 2 years ago
had me smiling for minutes. :]
totheumbrella 2 years ago
so cute of Paul and Ringo playing "Patty Cake"....this is great film footage!
fab4forevr 2 years ago 2
incredible footage incredible
5point0 2 years ago 2
Another one I haven't heard before. it's amazing and I have been a fan for years.
RMCKIE 2 years ago 2
This was a live BBC session. ;)
abrcrmbynfthch 2 years ago
Another Nems (Brian Epstein's company) artist named Billy J. Kramer recorded and released it in 1963 as the B side to "Do You Want to Know a Secret"?, which was the hit. Both Lennon & McCartney songs
himself801 2 years ago
so buddy holly influenced, great tune
mikeymodavis123 2 years ago
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George is singing lead
jencantski 2 years ago
.......no.....John and Paul are.
PopandFresh710 2 years ago 18
@PopandFresh710 - sorry dude - george is singing lead with paul. john does back up vocals
Schrute1980 1 year ago
@PopandFresh710
George i singing lead with Paul.
maurus1965 1 year ago
@maurus1965 Paul and John sharing lead (according to wiki)
rodneyracoon 11 months ago
@rodneyracoon
yes, true!
maurus1965 11 months ago
@PopandFresh710 the three of them are singing. or maybe not all of them. But george deginitely is.
Flobyby 9 months ago
@jencantski
LOL !!!!!!!!!!!!!
epiphonejapan 1 year ago
@jencantski Wow you're no Beatle fan if you thought George Harrison sung that...
CoIeStones 1 year ago
@CoIeStones Dude, give him/her a break. Don't pretend like you haven't at least second-guessed who was singing. It's not exactly clear for certain songs.
So they thought it was George. Whoop-di-do. You can still be a Beatles fan if you didn't know something. We're human. Not drones.
TurquoiseChameleon 10 months ago
@TurquoiseChameleon Lol its completely clear that John Lennon and Paul are singing, and btw you going to go shit talk everyone that corrects some one for a comment? You better get started, you're never going to finish
CoIeStones 10 months ago
@CoIeStones I'M totally aware of that. THEY (As in the commenter... not John and Paul lol) on the other hand, weren't. I wasn't shit talking, I'm just saying you don't need to call them not a Beatles fan just because they didn't know something. No need to get all touchy.
TurquoiseChameleon 9 months ago
@jencantski -_- no
treehugger1980ful 9 months ago
@jencantski WOW!!! your pethetic!!! u don't know the beatles idiot!!!
nicklincoln1 8 months ago
great lead vocals from lennon n mccartney! you cant get better than these 2 legends!
numberonebeatlesfan9 2 years ago
0:57 that was awesome!!
PixieDust1996 2 years ago
any one know who ringo is roughing up at 0:57?
j43ms 2 years ago
Looks like Allan Williams to me, but I'm not sure.
infancysguard 2 years ago
it does a bit.( he would more likely be strangling them for the ten quid comission they owed him.)
also just occured to me it might be alun owen.
also looks bit like harry benson, the photographer
j43ms 2 years ago
Yeah, that may actually be Owen. Wasn't this studio footage filmed in 1964? Williams would certainly have already been out of the picture. You probably know more than I do rather it would have been likely for him to at least visit them under those circumstances during that time period. Please let us know if you find out for sure.
infancysguard 2 years ago
yes i doubt they'd repaired their relationship with williams that soon after they made it big. certainly not enough to have him in the studio.
will certainly let you know if i find out.
j43ms 2 years ago
This a beautiful song. You can realy see the early paul in this song. But you can also see the beatles working together for the first time. It's great!
AlexLexxi 2 years ago
love to nan x UB40 ALBUM WITH ALI IN
felixkite 2 years ago
aw!
LOVE THEM!
MissRandom79 2 years ago
which album is this from?
PixieDust1996 2 years ago
THi is on the BBC LIVE CD
ahab345 2 years ago
ptm buuu T_T
5/5
zoozio66 2 years ago
Do you know where I could get a copy of this recording? I love it...
purrcyandangel 2 years ago
live at the bbc
westernrebel89 2 years ago
This is my favorite Beatles song that never made it on to one of their original albums.
sbarr10 2 years ago 3
Lovely song.
Popoi108 2 years ago 2
lovely..
hwanj 2 years ago 2
Love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!
tomasclassicconcerts 2 years ago 2
Definitely Buddy Holly inspired!!!
OlymPigs2010 3 years ago 32
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Miguelito80 2 years ago
@OlymPigs2010 Yeah they inspired alot of their stuff, Paul McCartney even has ownership of Buddy Holly's songs
CoIeStones 10 months ago
LOS ADORO!
damisela0000 3 years ago 2
Looks like George Martin is going to outlive all of the boys.
livingwhites 3 years ago 4
This is on the B-side of Billy J Kramer "From A Window" both L&M written tunes.
WileERobby 3 years ago
BEATLES RULE!!
722erodz 3 years ago 6
This song is so beautiful, so sweet
manonnancy 3 years ago 4
brilliant beautiful Beatles!
I love this song! *licks screen*
lmao <333
yeaboyee12 3 years ago 4
hahahah!
might as well do it!!!!!!!
beatlesrockmesox 3 years ago
This song is very similar to I'll follow the sun. Cheers to the greatest musicians and songwriting partners ever! We love you John! you to Paul! The greatest example of friendship as well. I love you i love you!
beatlesrockmesox 3 years ago 3
WHAT A SONG!
StevenJames1010 3 years ago 3
I stand corrected. I thought it was to be given to Rory Storm and the Hurricanes. Either way its a hidden gem.
simininitron 3 years ago
This was written by Lenneon/McCartney as a 'giveaway' song, and was issued by Billy J Kramer on April 26, 1963. This Beatles version was done for the BBC and was the only time the track was offically recorded by them.
kenoftroy 3 years ago
Didn't Gerry and The Pacemakers cover this, too?
novapup2001 3 years ago
I don't know why, but for some odd reason this song makes me sad... :-(
jillian51894 3 years ago
yes
krabou 3 years ago
Muy buena cancion
estilo mccartney jaja
creo que fue escrita
para Dakotas y Billi J. Kramer??
si no me equivoco
morsa09 3 years ago
Wow, that's great! Thanks for posting. I learned it on 12-string from a music book back in the 60's but never heard them do it. "That way, will I go", lol! Love it!
SFJonesy 3 years ago 3
awesome¡¡¡¡ totally love it =D
thelmasss 3 years ago 2
ub40 did a awesome cover of this,what can i say UB40 reggae greats everything they sing turn to cold
KostaTz300 3 years ago
the beatles forever and ever!!!!!!!
dimasjm 3 years ago 5
may i ask if it's possible to find this song, and if so where, may i inquire, can i find it? :]
beatlesgirlyy6828 3 years ago 4
Live At The BBC
or I can email it to you.
PopandFresh710 3 years ago
@beatlesgirlyy6828
This song was indeed released in 63 by Billy J Kramer and the Dakotas...This is a Paul song for the most part w/ he and John sharing the lead
playthoven 1 year ago
Oh why why they had no DV cameras at that time.
schapoff 3 years ago
"as the diurn light, turns the moonlight, i'll be on my way"
klaus0 4 years ago 2
ES UNA GRAN CANCION...por que no la publicaron antes ??
JusticieroBurning 4 years ago
Lennon and McCartney - just had n ear for great tunes and were completely in the zone -
so many good songs - so many amazing songs on the B side of the singles - best band and songwriters ever to walk the planet
dnarbbrand 4 years ago 3
I love this song, is wicked!!
abrahamrojasunda 4 years ago 2
John and/or Paul wrote this song themselves and it didn't even make it to album cut status. The fact that this band was so creative and had so much material at their disposal that they could afford to leave their own songs on the cutting room floor explains alot about why the Beatles were such a phenomenon. Most bands of that era were content to record songs written for them by others and to fill their albums with covers of other artists' work.
Cris43130 4 years ago 2
wow... i love this song!!!!! it's so much fun to listen to!!!
beatlefanatic272 4 years ago 2
lovely song and lovely footage !!
honeypiex3 4 years ago 2
One of my early Beatles favorites!! Too bad it wasn't officially released!!
bluemeanie81 4 years ago 3
this song sounds very hollyesque.
boerborn 4 years ago
Buddy Holly was a big influence for the early Beatles.
booktop 4 years ago 5
First heard this on "Live at the BBC" CD and loved it. With George Martin's production, would have sounded even better and wouldn't have been out of place on one of their early albums instead of one of their covers.
johncaves 4 years ago
I agree, why did they give so many first class melodies to Billy j Kramer like this one. I'd prefer their own versions any day.
booktop 4 years ago
Yeah the john and paul wrote this one
dont understand why they didnt ever release it (beside BBC)
JohnMalloy05 4 years ago
I have an acetate copy of this song which was eventually recorded by Billy J Kramer and the DakotasI Iwillsell it........any offers??????
mikem1549 4 years ago
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"and golden rivers flow..." - lol, no wonder they didn't release it.
xlxfjh 4 years ago
This song is so lovely
saltcar8 4 years ago 4
Did they wrote this song?.
Crisstti 4 years ago
Yep, they gave it to Gerry and the Pacemakers though.
Shame though, its a great song!
PopandFresh710 4 years ago 3
I listened to this and knew them in a recorded song that I did after I dump an old GF back a little younger now I think back when I decided to go my own way after we split . memoris
babylad 4 years ago
Not very many comments or rating cause this song is old and The Beatles did this not to be a hit (one may say get bigger) but just playing good vibs to everyone, the music, show what they could do, all about fun and mostly what they sang was an infulence.
babylad 4 years ago
Yes! They should've recorded the original of this live on video! George playing the lead, John singing, could heard the good bass by Paul and Ring hitting the drums! This song will forever linger in my head when it's time to go.
babylad 4 years ago
Hello babylad, I like this song too ... like nearly all Beatles-songs. It´s from the bbc-sessions and there are lot of songs like this. I think you have these cds. The song has a good mood indeed, but there are so many of them ...
Sanders1961 4 years ago