"Some Other Guy" was an appropriate title -- they'd fired Pete Best less than a week prior to making this film. Some other guy now was on the drums -- Ringo.
It's not on this version but at the very very end a man's voice shouts out "We want PETE!" and some of the others take up the call before it fades out.
I love the old Cavern footage... I visited The Cavern when I was in Liverpool... it was such a tiny space, here where they were set up, it seemed much smaller in person than it does even in the footage. Wish I could have seen them in those days... I have an aunt from Warrington, who used to shop in Liverpool with her sisters quite often, and she thinks she heard them once. She doesn't remember for sure, because they weren't famous yet at that time.
My grandma rode in an elevator with them she was seven and didnt know who they were and her mum was in the room and she was just riding up and down and they got on at the bottom and rode all the way up to the top wit hher and talked to her. she doesnt remember what they said besides "Wheres your mummy?" but the talked to her the entire ride and nobody belived her when she got to the room. i am sooo jelous!! In 1964 in cleveland. oh
No elf and safety in those days, the water used to drip down the brickwork because of the condensation and there was no fire escape but the sound was great and we didn't realise then just what the future held for the band. I used to love going to the Cavern with my mate Betty, very happy days.
@slatskatya Yes, it was a great time but we really didn't realise how big they were going to become as there was so many bands playing around Liverpool at that time. The Cavern used to be buzzing and my work mate and I used to spend some of our lunchtimes in the Cavern too as they used to sell a bowl of soup and bread roll very cheaply and we could listen to the bands as well. Fabulous times.
@slatskatya It was really great and everyone was so happy and people were not so aggressive as they are today. All we drank in those days was coffee in the local coffee bars, we didn't have the money to drink alcohol anyway but it didn't matter because we could have a good time without it.
@slatskatya It was such a contrast to what we had been listening to on the radio and records. We felt as though we had been liberated musically because it enabled us to dance and feel the rythm in a sort of uninhibited way. What makes it even better is that I have met Sir Paul on a couple of occasions as his relatives lived close to where I lived in Wallasey. He is just as easy going as he appears on the tv and a thoroughly nice guy.
@Multikingsley wow! so lucky! I am sure they were nice (i mean body language and all that shows they were down to earth guys ).Music was done from the heart,real feelings and emotions,not like many "bands" nowadays that is just for money(of course there are exceptions) You guys experienced a whole new world,found out many interesting stuff ! and for sure babyboomers had a real generational gap,because the previous generations were so different !
@slatskatya Yes, you're so right and Sir Paul continues to write and did so even after the Beatles as he finds melodies come so easy to him. I sing in a community choir and we are currently learning a medley of Beatles songs, one of them being The Long And Winding Road which is a beautiful song and we hope we can do it the justice it deserves. It is nice to think that the Beatles music can still be enjoyed by young and old and will obviously stand the test of time.
Paul was playing that funny looking guitar back then, and he's usually playing one just like it, I wonder if its the same one. Willie Nelson's been playing the same guitar for a long time, his is signed by Elvis. The Beatles met Elvis once, there is only one photo of the meeting from outside, no recording of their jam session.
@Billionaireben what Paul is playing is his bass, and im pretty sure it is the same exact one that he plays now. and im also pretty sure that is his Hofner Bass.
@kenco124 Actualy not. That Höfne 500/1 from 1961 was stolen from Abbey Road during the making of the album Abbey Road. The one he uses today is his 1962 wich he first used as a back-up bass if the other one did not work.
There is no George Best idiot! Stu Sutcliffe had died just before this video was made. Stu couldn't play a note. Its clearly Paul playing bass. Look at the video.
@Robotdrummerzzk Are you a Liverpudlian? Wasn't the Cavern destroyed and a car park put over it? Or was it just covered over? Watching these clips you can almost feel the dank air and smell the cheese and mold! Too bad no footage exists of the B's before Brian Epstein cleaned them up. Would love to see them in the leather and drinking beer and smoking on stage!
@wolfiestanzi I'm not myself, although my dad was. I think it was knocked down for a train track foundation or something...although it was never made... what a waste.
I've been in the Cavern club yesterday, (Sunday 14-11-2010) and there was playing a young beatles coverband with old amplifiers and guitars, it sounded like the old beatles times over there, it is a MUST SEE !!! It's in Mathew Street, Liverpool, if you're a Bealtles fan , than go to the Beatles Story in Albert Dock and dependable to the Cavern Club!!
Kind of funny looking at them on that tiny stage...in a few years they went from literally playing underground on a postage stamp to playing on the world stage.
@xPockyyKitten14 do you know how many times I've had that same thought !?
There is a Beatles tribute band in a pub close to where I live ,I go sometimes and semi close my eyes while they play the early stuff and I time/space travel to the cavern for split seconds ,it's surreal !
I visited Cavern in 1972, and when my fiancee and I went into a near by bookshop to by some post cards, she said you should have come here only 2 minutes ago, then Paul was here..
Well, then as a teen and totally preoccupied with them, it would have been the big day, but today..I dont know; things change; world change
Priceless!!!! And looking at them now as an adult, I can't help but notice they were INFANT GENIUSIES!! I mean how old were they?? What, George was what, 19?? Most peeps today don't hit the big time till they reach their late 20's!!
@chilibro Pete Best was the drummer before Ringo but you can clearly see that this is not him,it's Ringo. They got dressed up for this aswell as they knew the cameras were gna be there (hence Lennon looking slightly pissed off)
@chilibro Yeah,he was their first full-time drummer tho they had a few before him -eg- Quarrymen and for auditions and even Paul played a few gigs on drums but Best was their original full-time drummer
@GARYVism That's probably because that person was yelling for Pete Best. I think this recording was made shortly after they kicked Pete out of the band. He had a pretty good following, so some people got pissed off.
@phojodave NO, not pete best. Pete never rolled his head back and fourth like that......and....Pete refused to go along with the Beatle Hair cut style....he wore it piled high and slicked back....the greaser look
I don't think thats ringo guys, that looks a bit more like pete best to me, and they had already started playing most of their same stuff by the time ringo came into the picture. And in 62 at the cavern they would probably be booing if that was ringo because of the loss of pete.....just sayin
Hey below... this film is probably the most historic in the history of The Beatles...or music, depending on where your point of view is...and your right, the guy had absolutely no idea what he was filming...
@clonecomanderfox sorry actuallly his first performance as a Beatle was on th 19th August... and obviously it's ringo, since they removed Pete as their drummer on the 16th
@alysia76 It wasn't until *The Beatles* (White album) and the Yellow Submarine move that I caught on to them, and only been since I bought last year's the box sets (stereo and mono) that I've sat down and listened to their whole catalogue. I'm in my 50s and only a year or so ago figured out what Jazz is. But I have a head filled with the wonders of science. We are a beautiful, wonderful species and my wish is for all to take advantage of their humanity however they may, while they still can.
@alysia76 Each age group* gets to live through its own special times. I actually missed the Beatles, for the most part, not because I was too young (my parents dragged me into the TV room to watch them on Ed Sullivan while Mom kept going, "Look at that fellow's NOSE! Oh, that poor guy! Look at his NOSE! Jerry (Dad), Do you see that one kid's NOSE?"
Who is drumming? It's too small for me to see. However the date is August 22, 1962. Pete Best was replaced by Ringo on August 16 (according to the Ringo article in Wiki, which gives no source). Session drummer Andy White worked on September 4, but only in the studio, played but a single session (the on "Love Me Do" and "P.S. I Love You" recordings that we all know and love).
The fact that it was rebuilt to scale using most of the same bricks at a slightly different site shouldn't distract from it still being the cavern, but I think the bricks should have been whitewashed again to make the inside look more authentic and match the pics and vids they have showing in the inside of the club.
i was there on saturday, it threw me a bit, as last time I was on matthew street they were excavating it 81 or 82 I think, and you could clearly see the walls still painted white, no roof or arches, and the white bricks were right next to the road, should have taken a few but back then we didn't have ebay. Previous to that I was there in 1980 and accidently parked on top of it when it was just crushed rubble.
I visited Liverpool a few years ago, which is a big deal to me being from Ohio, and stood where the Cavern used to be. Sadly they tore it down and it's just an empty space now, and moved the Cavern Club across the street. Liverpool is a cool place.
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maxkerby 2 weeks ago
Shit me ! its August 22 2011, 49 years ago today !
lcastillon 5 months ago
"Some Other Guy" was an appropriate title -- they'd fired Pete Best less than a week prior to making this film. Some other guy now was on the drums -- Ringo.
It's not on this version but at the very very end a man's voice shouts out "We want PETE!" and some of the others take up the call before it fades out.
MrSteeplejack 5 months ago
And 8 years later they'd changed the world.
edkev94 5 months ago 2
I love the old Cavern footage... I visited The Cavern when I was in Liverpool... it was such a tiny space, here where they were set up, it seemed much smaller in person than it does even in the footage. Wish I could have seen them in those days... I have an aunt from Warrington, who used to shop in Liverpool with her sisters quite often, and she thinks she heard them once. She doesn't remember for sure, because they weren't famous yet at that time.
Cheryl1166 6 months ago
bless you for posting this :D
StarDazzle4 6 months ago
My grandma rode in an elevator with them she was seven and didnt know who they were and her mum was in the room and she was just riding up and down and they got on at the bottom and rode all the way up to the top wit hher and talked to her. she doesnt remember what they said besides "Wheres your mummy?" but the talked to her the entire ride and nobody belived her when she got to the room. i am sooo jelous!! In 1964 in cleveland. oh
Live0Laugh0Twilight 6 months ago 2
The mother fucking Beatles.
KimbosBeard 6 months ago
I feel like I've just watched the birth of rock and roll and it's beautiful!
misspurity91 6 months ago
Who knew that you'd find 4 of the most talented people in history in the same town?
itsbridgetlogann 7 months ago
No elf and safety in those days, the water used to drip down the brickwork because of the condensation and there was no fire escape but the sound was great and we didn't realise then just what the future held for the band. I used to love going to the Cavern with my mate Betty, very happy days.
Multikingsley 7 months ago
@Multikingsley ahh lucky you!! i really wish i was from ur generation!(i´m 24)
slatskatya 6 months ago
@slatskatya Yes, it was a great time but we really didn't realise how big they were going to become as there was so many bands playing around Liverpool at that time. The Cavern used to be buzzing and my work mate and I used to spend some of our lunchtimes in the Cavern too as they used to sell a bowl of soup and bread roll very cheaply and we could listen to the bands as well. Fabulous times.
Multikingsley 6 months ago
@Multikingsley i bet those were cool times! :)
slatskatya 6 months ago
@slatskatya It was really great and everyone was so happy and people were not so aggressive as they are today. All we drank in those days was coffee in the local coffee bars, we didn't have the money to drink alcohol anyway but it didn't matter because we could have a good time without it.
Multikingsley 6 months ago
@Multikingsley the music and energy was like redbull i guess :)) that is cool
slatskatya 6 months ago
@slatskatya It was such a contrast to what we had been listening to on the radio and records. We felt as though we had been liberated musically because it enabled us to dance and feel the rythm in a sort of uninhibited way. What makes it even better is that I have met Sir Paul on a couple of occasions as his relatives lived close to where I lived in Wallasey. He is just as easy going as he appears on the tv and a thoroughly nice guy.
Multikingsley 6 months ago
@Multikingsley wow! so lucky! I am sure they were nice (i mean body language and all that shows they were down to earth guys ).Music was done from the heart,real feelings and emotions,not like many "bands" nowadays that is just for money(of course there are exceptions) You guys experienced a whole new world,found out many interesting stuff ! and for sure babyboomers had a real generational gap,because the previous generations were so different !
slatskatya 6 months ago 2
@slatskatya Yes, you're so right and Sir Paul continues to write and did so even after the Beatles as he finds melodies come so easy to him. I sing in a community choir and we are currently learning a medley of Beatles songs, one of them being The Long And Winding Road which is a beautiful song and we hope we can do it the justice it deserves. It is nice to think that the Beatles music can still be enjoyed by young and old and will obviously stand the test of time.
Multikingsley 6 months ago 2
@Multikingsley yep, he is a great musician! and music like the beatles did is gonna be enjoyed forever and lots of lucks in the choir :)
slatskatya 6 months ago
@slatskatya Thank you very much for your good wishes, good luck to you too.
Multikingsley 6 months ago
@Multikingsley ur welcome! thanx :)
slatskatya 6 months ago
@xPockyyKitten14 Definately. Doc, fire up the Delorean we're going back in time!
chaoinspace2 7 months ago
@xPockyyKitten14 if i could go back il stop john lennon getting killed so we can see more of this !
legolas35653 8 months ago
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SarahAngelx 8 months ago
Some Other Guy is sippin' up my honey like a yellow hog.
FecesHurlingMonkey1 9 months ago 2
my grand father tried going in there but they didnt let him can anyone please tell me why???
sacramentolove 9 months ago
Must be one of their first filmed performances?
theodorus45 9 months ago
22 de agosto 1962 la presentación de aquel cuarteto en el the cavern club, cambia de nombre a the beatles y dramáticamente cambian de baterista
abrahamnonnel 10 months ago
They look so innocent :D
stefanienoerholm 10 months ago
I know that wouldve been sick to see them do this song live at the club
TheMusicismyair 10 months ago
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i was in there last week...
beatletat 10 months ago
Paul was playing that funny looking guitar back then, and he's usually playing one just like it, I wonder if its the same one. Willie Nelson's been playing the same guitar for a long time, his is signed by Elvis. The Beatles met Elvis once, there is only one photo of the meeting from outside, no recording of their jam session.
Billionaireben 11 months ago
@Billionaireben what Paul is playing is his bass, and im pretty sure it is the same exact one that he plays now. and im also pretty sure that is his Hofner Bass.
castielsangel95 10 months ago
@castielsangel95 it is mate
potmangaz 10 months ago
@Billionaireben its a hofner bass yeah it is the same one he uses today
kenco124 9 months ago
@kenco124 Actualy not. That Höfne 500/1 from 1961 was stolen from Abbey Road during the making of the album Abbey Road. The one he uses today is his 1962 wich he first used as a back-up bass if the other one did not work.
/Fabian
BeatlesFobe 9 months ago
Next year, the clip of this performance will have been shot *50* years ago.
Holy cats.
murielsartre 11 months ago 6
Is this a Beatles song or is it a cover ? it's a brilliant song :)
JHDELIVERY22 11 months ago
@JHDELIVERY22 is a cover.
latgrapew 10 months ago
great video, thanks for uploading
cocaac 11 months ago
spooky...
jacquelineLW 11 months ago
Si que estaba, Neil Aspinal, comenta sobre eso en el Antology
peteryagami 1 year ago
I get chills as i watch this, knowing what they became, you know??
beatlepaul88 1 year ago 3
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beatlepaul88 1 year ago
Ringo acababa de entrar al grupo, creo que por ahí se oyen interrupciones del publico que quería a Pete Best jajajaja
peteryagami 1 year ago
@peteryagami
No todavia no entraba, entro despues de esto, creo que esta era su ultima semana con ellos
armqui 1 year ago
Thank God for youtube! Thanks for uploading this! What a trip it is to watch this!
TheSgtPepper9 1 year ago
loved going to the cavern last yearxxxxxx
christina3041 1 year ago
@TheDiddlysquat dude i have the answere of our question: It is Pete best!
btw: after this concert, he was fired from the band
Milzililili99 1 year ago
There is no George Best idiot! Stu Sutcliffe had died just before this video was made. Stu couldn't play a note. Its clearly Paul playing bass. Look at the video.
GARYVism 1 year ago
Whats eerie about it. You are obviously not a musician and don't understand what you are hearing
GARYVism 1 year ago
this song is so weird. it has an eerie feel to it. :I
CommenterMonkey 1 year ago
dont they have beatle bobble heads in there outfit at shea stadium
krispybacon2 1 year ago
the comment about hard work is spot on...by the time the Beatles hit the big time, they were already seasoned veterans of the road
robbopaloobop 1 year ago
@xPockyyKitten14 Me too.
trublu71 1 year ago
@trublu71 and me !!PLEASE!!
radiomodeller 1 year ago
5 bieber fans has viewed this video
pollypocket242 1 year ago
My dad thinks he was here when this was filmed. He saw The Beatles in the Cavern !
Robotdrummerzzk 1 year ago 51
@Robotdrummerzzk Are you a Liverpudlian? Wasn't the Cavern destroyed and a car park put over it? Or was it just covered over? Watching these clips you can almost feel the dank air and smell the cheese and mold! Too bad no footage exists of the B's before Brian Epstein cleaned them up. Would love to see them in the leather and drinking beer and smoking on stage!
wolfiestanzi 4 months ago
@wolfiestanzi I'm not myself, although my dad was. I think it was knocked down for a train track foundation or something...although it was never made... what a waste.
Robotdrummerzzk 4 months ago
good to know that some people still have these videos :)
TheOyeah09 1 year ago
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I've been in the Cavern club yesterday, (Sunday 14-11-2010) and there was playing a young beatles coverband with old amplifiers and guitars, it sounded like the old beatles times over there, it is a MUST SEE !!! It's in Mathew Street, Liverpool, if you're a Bealtles fan , than go to the Beatles Story in Albert Dock and dependable to the Cavern Club!!
Toolman3000 1 year ago
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Toolman3000 1 year ago
Kind of funny looking at them on that tiny stage...in a few years they went from literally playing underground on a postage stamp to playing on the world stage.
montezumasrevenge 1 year ago
pauls head movements are so funny. :)
mtesh0094 1 year ago
pauls heads movments are so funny. :)
mtesh0094 1 year ago
Cool - this must surely be the earliest surviving film footage of the Beatles?
LerafoLuap 1 year ago
@xPockyyKitten14 do you know how many times I've had that same thought !?
There is a Beatles tribute band in a pub close to where I live ,I go sometimes and semi close my eyes while they play the early stuff and I time/space travel to the cavern for split seconds ,it's surreal !
halcon7000 1 year ago
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I love 0:43 the oldness of the quality is just so amazing i love it
Patsbug66 1 year ago
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Patsbug66 1 year ago
A lot of real men got their cocks sucked in that club.
Zebonka 1 year ago
Went to Liverpool in 2004 and visited The Cavern. Although I know it was not the original
.I still felt the MAGIC!!!!!! Love you BEATLES!!
GeorgieGirl66 1 year ago
george was only 19 in this ....
1982pencil 1 year ago
Whats this song? :D
awesomeinabox777 1 year ago
It was 58 years ago, not 100...
xoxonceuponatimexox 1 year ago
@xoxonceuponatimexox
48 years ago. Ah, I remember it well.
Aujouret 1 year ago
@xoxonceuponatimexox fail, 48, not 58
ReachForTheHalo 1 year ago
@ReachForTheHalo oops lol
xoxonceuponatimexox 1 year ago
@xoxonceuponatimexox lol
ReachForTheHalo 1 year ago
actually it was nearly 49 years ago
GARYVism 1 year ago
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This was 100 years ago!!!
kloratis 1 year ago
I visited Cavern in 1972, and when my fiancee and I went into a near by bookshop to by some post cards, she said you should have come here only 2 minutes ago, then Paul was here..
Well, then as a teen and totally preoccupied with them, it would have been the big day, but today..I dont know; things change; world change
ed
onlinelondon 1 year ago
@onlinelondon Awww poor you
TheMrBenny123 1 year ago
Now I know where The Rutles' "Goose Step Mama" comes from.
straightupwv 1 year ago 2
Priceless!!!! And looking at them now as an adult, I can't help but notice they were INFANT GENIUSIES!! I mean how old were they?? What, George was what, 19?? Most peeps today don't hit the big time till they reach their late 20's!!
marniedrew 1 year ago 3
And a year and a half later they were the four most famous people on Earth. You can't make this shit up.
gpc 1 year ago
Paul sweating is soooo hot =)
windycitygal1000 1 year ago
If there's anything that you want, if there's anything I can do, just call on me and i'll send it along, with love, From some other guy, to you!
Stevesk0011 1 year ago 2
@Stevesk0011 hahahahahah great!!!!
kingMackson7 1 year ago
the beatles forever in the world!
Xxprogamer666xX 1 year ago
i love how synchronized they are dancing
lilgantz251 1 year ago
Is George Harrison using a Les Paul in this video or is it some sort of Grestch guitar?
dubbly1 1 year ago
@dubbly1 that guitar is actually a grestch its a grestch duo jet george harrison used it alot when they were in the cavern club
scarface12347 1 year ago
@dubbly1 its the Gretsch Duo jet guitar he bought for around 200 pounds, and is now worth over $2500 at guitar center.
1967beatlesfan 1 year ago
@1967beatlesfan 75 pounds actually.
MusicByTheMoon 1 year ago
Ringo had only been in the band less than a week. George still may be sporting the resulting black eye.
clucaspik 1 year ago 2
@TheDiddlysquat Ok, we say its Ringo Starr on Drums, George Harrison on Rythm, Paul McCartney on Bass and John Lennon on Lead.
Btw: Now I have a Höfner 500/1 <3 but dont interested :D
Milzililili99 1 year ago
@Milzililili99 accually john was rythme and george was lead
boatingfan 1 year ago
@boatingfan wayne :D both made their jobs
Milzililili99 1 year ago
No,actually George is almost always the lead (accept for revolution and a few other tunes). John was the great songwriter
GARYVism 1 year ago
@TheDiddlysquat stu was left handed ? xD
Milzililili99 1 year ago
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GARYVism 1 year ago
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Paul is left handed too but Stu couldnt play a note.Paul was the real player
GARYVism 1 year ago
As good as it is, not as good as the Big Three version.
wookyhollow 1 year ago
Who the **** is the big three! All anybody cares about is the big four!
GARYVism 1 year ago
this was after Brian Epstein discovered them. Before, they wore rocker outfits. I liked them better then and after 1966.
saemikneu 1 year ago
That was THE BEATLES, pure and simple!!!! JOHN, PAUL GEORGE and RINGO!
GeorgieGirl66 1 year ago
i went to the caven today was awesome and is going to perform there with my band i<3 beatles
joejonassox 1 year ago
Hilarious that some people on here think it's Pete Best! are you blind?
thenowuk 1 year ago 2
@thenowuk wasn't that their first drummer?
chilibro 1 year ago
@chilibro Pete Best was the drummer before Ringo but you can clearly see that this is not him,it's Ringo. They got dressed up for this aswell as they knew the cameras were gna be there (hence Lennon looking slightly pissed off)
thenowuk 1 year ago
@thenowuk i knew ringo was drumming in this i was questioning that if best was their first drummer
chilibro 1 year ago
@chilibro Yeah,he was their first full-time drummer tho they had a few before him -eg- Quarrymen and for auditions and even Paul played a few gigs on drums but Best was their original full-time drummer
thenowuk 1 year ago
@thenowuk yeah i knew about quarrymen wasnt that their name or used that as the name
chilibro 1 year ago
@chilibro Yeah,one of their names before The Beatles,Lennon's first band
thenowuk 1 year ago
@thenowuk yeah that and like 10 others
chilibro 1 year ago
In there first incarnation the drummer was Colin Hanton (quarrymen) but Pete was the Beatles first
GARYVism 1 year ago
Chilibro, If you read Lennons lips you can tell that he told someone to F*** OFF.
GARYVism 1 year ago
@GARYVism That's probably because that person was yelling for Pete Best. I think this recording was made shortly after they kicked Pete out of the band. He had a pretty good following, so some people got pissed off.
1982pencil 1 year ago
Amazing! Pure magic from these lads
juicyjeas 1 year ago
That was indeed Pete Best.
phojodave 1 year ago
@phojodave NO, not pete best. Pete never rolled his head back and fourth like that......and....Pete refused to go along with the Beatle Hair cut style....he wore it piled high and slicked back....the greaser look
inkey2 1 year ago
@inkey2 You can tell it's Ringo because Pete Best never played like that. He always sounded like a scared little kid behind the kit.
smeh69 1 year ago
Having just watched Nowhere Boy, this is especially cool to see again
snoogans999 1 year ago
Oh wow! That is really cool! Thanks!
MTCatman 1 year ago
with pete best on the drums or?
Milzililili99 1 year ago
@Milzililili99 looks like Ringo had taken over
snoogans999 1 year ago
@snoogans999 Think its Pete Best, Ringo Would shake his had more :D
But Dont know.
Milzililili99 1 year ago
@Milzililili99
1962 = Ringo
DeppaDan 1 year ago
@Milzililili99 I'm pretty sure "Ringo" replaced Pete in the spring of 62, and this is at the end of August.
snoogans999 1 year ago
@snoogans999 Its definately ringo (99% sure).....pete best never shook and rolled his head like that.
inkey2 1 year ago
@Milzililili99 and just look at the nose the jawline....that is a young Ringo
snoogans999 1 year ago
@snoogans999 ok then we say its Ringo ;D
Milzililili99 1 year ago
Kind of reminds you of those bobble-heads you see on a car dash...
steveconn 1 year ago 13
@steveconn Haha exactly!
twistedfoostinks1234 1 year ago
Wow, great video! That crowd had no idea that they had four legends right in front of them.
NickTrousers 1 year ago
A lot of real men got their cocks sucked in that club :)
Zebonka 1 year ago
@Zebonka Yep, including the Beatles!!! :D But hey, they were THE BLEEDIN BEATLES, I would have done the hopnours had I had the chance!!!
marniedrew 1 year ago
Look at em bopping up and down holding in so they looked formal lol
scooterdude1945 1 year ago
Who is playing the main guitar part here? George or John?
Reint25 1 year ago
@Reint25
George.
bufalobilll 1 year ago
@bufalobilll Thanks, I already hoped it was him.
Reint25 1 year ago
@Reint25
Not at all.
I recognised looking at the movement of George's hand on the neck.
Bye.
Paolo from Italy.
bufalobilll 1 year ago
Oh them and their short hair, adorible!
Shancus32796 1 year ago
These guys are the best tribute band ever!
Snotra 1 year ago
I don't think thats ringo guys, that looks a bit more like pete best to me, and they had already started playing most of their same stuff by the time ringo came into the picture. And in 62 at the cavern they would probably be booing if that was ringo because of the loss of pete.....just sayin
nickinickerbocker 1 year ago
Hey below... this film is probably the most historic in the history of The Beatles...or music, depending on where your point of view is...and your right, the guy had absolutely no idea what he was filming...
Jazza54 1 year ago
@Jazza54 historic in the history =D
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MrAleOdo 1 year ago
Ringo's drumming
Aww too cute
MBQuaver58 1 year ago
@MBQuaver58 I thinks thats Pete Best
clonecomanderfox 1 year ago
@clonecomanderfox @clonecomanderfox
it's definately ringo, infact it was his first peroformance with the boys
MBQuaver58 1 year ago
@clonecomanderfox sorry actuallly his first performance as a Beatle was on th 19th August... and obviously it's ringo, since they removed Pete as their drummer on the 16th
MBQuaver58 1 year ago
@alysia76 It wasn't until *The Beatles* (White album) and the Yellow Submarine move that I caught on to them, and only been since I bought last year's the box sets (stereo and mono) that I've sat down and listened to their whole catalogue. I'm in my 50s and only a year or so ago figured out what Jazz is. But I have a head filled with the wonders of science. We are a beautiful, wonderful species and my wish is for all to take advantage of their humanity however they may, while they still can.
cliffwalkinfool 1 year ago
@alysia76 Each age group* gets to live through its own special times. I actually missed the Beatles, for the most part, not because I was too young (my parents dragged me into the TV room to watch them on Ed Sullivan while Mom kept going, "Look at that fellow's NOSE! Oh, that poor guy! Look at his NOSE! Jerry (Dad), Do you see that one kid's NOSE?"
cliffwalkinfool 1 year ago
@cliffwalkinfool In reference to John or Ringo?
MacWillyFortunes 1 year ago
Who is drumming? It's too small for me to see. However the date is August 22, 1962. Pete Best was replaced by Ringo on August 16 (according to the Ringo article in Wiki, which gives no source). Session drummer Andy White worked on September 4, but only in the studio, played but a single session (the on "Love Me Do" and "P.S. I Love You" recordings that we all know and love).
cliffwalkinfool 1 year ago
@cliffwalkinfool that's ringo. if you have the anthology dvd, you hear somebody scream at the end,'where's pete"?
bkthin 1 year ago
@cliffwalkinfool it's Ringo drumming on this
1997girl60 1 year ago
The fact that it was rebuilt to scale using most of the same bricks at a slightly different site shouldn't distract from it still being the cavern, but I think the bricks should have been whitewashed again to make the inside look more authentic and match the pics and vids they have showing in the inside of the club.
alwaystheway 1 year ago
i was there on saturday, it threw me a bit, as last time I was on matthew street they were excavating it 81 or 82 I think, and you could clearly see the walls still painted white, no roof or arches, and the white bricks were right next to the road, should have taken a few but back then we didn't have ebay. Previous to that I was there in 1980 and accidently parked on top of it when it was just crushed rubble.
alwaystheway 1 year ago
Johns rickenbacker 325, absolutely gorgeous guitar, just imagine owning that in 1962, wow!
ronnieneo 1 year ago 2
A lot of real men got their cocks sucked in that club :)
Zebonka 1 year ago
@Zebonka hahahahaha epic comment!
andrewcasarsa 1 year ago
FROM THE # 2 BEATLE FAN, A GREAT CLIP
mountainmelange 1 year ago
To think 2 years later they would be playing in Shea Stadium in front of millions of people.
1967beatlesfan 1 year ago
they look so sweet, young and innocent!
Lakrits3 1 year ago
great video
ROCKDRIGOSORTINO 1 year ago
thank you sooooo much for posting. i've seen a clip on the anthology, but never the full version
asthebeatles 1 year ago
I visited Liverpool a few years ago, which is a big deal to me being from Ohio, and stood where the Cavern used to be. Sadly they tore it down and it's just an empty space now, and moved the Cavern Club across the street. Liverpool is a cool place.
rossagander 1 year ago
is this for real?!
tommoelbommo 1 year ago
@tommoelbommo Yes, this is the only sync-sound footage of The Beatles playing in The Cavern.
joechill1 1 year ago
I thought that was Ringo! This is just amazing .//!- one of the best vids on YouTube!
bjoybeads 1 year ago
This yideo was shot just FOUR DAYS after Ringo joined the Beatles.
Ottoboy111 1 year ago 11
@Ottoboy111 was just about to say - and he's already so in tune with the others - really a match made in heaven
wojiaokatya 1 year ago
that drummer is ringo or pete?
anyway:O whata GREAT VIDEO.
on their first days as a band(:
Dogoberto9 1 year ago
Ringo. he's so cute with his little beard:)
paperbackwriter1964 1 year ago
you can also tell it's him because of his head-bopping:-D
paperbackwriter1964 1 year ago