To all the people who are saying that George is playing a guitar - look at the position he's playing on the fretboard at the start and listen (where they're jamming). Then ask yourself, does that sound like an electric guitar? Answer is no, because it's a bass!
Oh my! I've never seen this! I mean of course I've seen the video but not the actual performance! I saw (and heard) the live version of Revolution on this show but not actually this song! :O
They paid David Frost to do that and act like it was his TV show, He was kind of stiff. But the whole thing was all staged.
They are lip-syncing to s stripped down cut of the recording, and jamming along with it. Worked out pretty well. One thing's for sure, the world will never have a band that good again.
This is just so unbelievable great, I have this "live perfomance" on my iPod exactly when Paul sings "Hey Jude" but I haven't seen it as a show like this!
LP: Phonograph records are generally described by the size of their diameter ("12-inch", "10-inch", "7-inch", etc.), the rotational speed at which they are played ("33⅓ r.p.m.", "78", "45", etc.), their time capacity ("Long Playing"), their reproductive accuracy, or "fidelity", or the number of channels of audio provided ("Mono", "Stereo", "Quadraphonic", etc.).
has nothing to do with what is on, Hey Jude IS an LP.
This sounds like live feed from the TV broadcast. Fantastic. I always thought they overdubbed the feed to the TV broadcast even though they did the song live in the studio. Either way, this is the ONLY live performance of the Beatles themselves performing this epic masterpiece. I have seen Paul in concert in 2002 and obviously that was fantastic, but to see the originals perform it shortly after it was written, knowing they did not tour, is a complete treat!
This gives me goosebumps, ha ha! It's so awesome to see all of those young people crowded around The Beatles - not screaming and grabbing for them like in the earlier days, but singing and smiling and having a good time. What a great, simple example of the peace John wanted.
0:27 Look at John and just picture, who would've imagined him dead! It's just sad to look at John i this video, and not to mention George, his birthday past 3-4 days ago.
Hey Kids! This is not a true live version. They are simply (as the beatles did before) singing to the record. I mean, hasn't anyone wondered who is playing bass? when no one is playing bass?
@asdfghj1382 at 5:39 (for lack of a better place) George is clearly playing a six string electric. Although I should have clarified they are singing along with the record thereby doubling their instruments and vocals live.
@orthiconghost I dont think so, because, if you watch let ti be video, you can see to john playing a 6 string bass, and is the same that is george playing.
@asdfghj1382 the machine heads on George's guitar are for an electric, not a bass. Although the quick camera cuts can make it difficult, George is fingering for guitar.
@orthiconghost Yes he is fingering because it is a bass, the neck is so wide, for a guitar, and the bass is the same that in let it be, and, why the beatles would like two guitars in this song (sorry for my english, im mexican)
@asdfghj1382 this is from beatlesmovies - "Despite the additional presence of a full 36 piece orchestra and several hundred extras brought in to add visual panache to the vocal finale of ‘Hey Jude,’ only the vocals are live on these promos, though thankfully the visuals were enough to convince the Musician's Union that the performances were live, and thus protect them from a another ban on British TV!" and this is from thecanteen - 1968 Fender Telecaster solid body
Nope, George is playing a Fender Bass VI, that's the one Nigel Tufnel doesn't want anybody to even look at in Spinal Tap which he has with original price sticker.
But since it's a 6 string bass AND looks a lot like a Jaguar the mistake happens often.
but since Paul here plays paino and John is definitely NOT playng bass, it's quite logical george plays bass.
You can tell at 7:41 some of the group fell behind and got offbeat. But that's okay because it's The Beatles and they mumble alot in their later career.
@ArtFlunky There are 6 chords in Hey Jude F, C, Bflat,. Am, G , & Eflat. The name of the song they are playing at the intro is called Satin Doll, a standard lounge band song circa the 1950 & 60s. The Beatles were playing along with Frost's Tearoom band comment by playing something a typical "tearoom: band would play.
What a patronising phoney David Frost has always been. An establishment figure trying to pretend he is 'down with the kids'. His entire career has been a sham. No wonder Lennon looks like he wants to thump him, after his pathetic put downs.
and Paul would never allow The Beatles to be just a side show for any band like the Rolling Stones. John appeared with a band called the Dirty Mac on the Rock and Roll show of the Stones and it was said that they intended to invite the Beatles there but they knew Paul wouldn't approve of it. Just this song "Hey Jude" and this performance would smash all Rolling Stones best songs ever made and any of their live performances in comparison.
back vthen 6 months after the beatles did anything the stones tried the same, stringladen ballad yesterday as tears go by, using sitar norwegian wood paint it black, going psychedelia sgt pepper satanic majestys (epic fail by the way) hay jude strings inspired you cant always get what you wants orchestra part and so on and so on.
It's really a song that's meant for John - "..go out and get her" thing.. and the song has some heavy emotions on it. They are writing songs together even if Paul says it's for Julian.. he can't hide it from John. Paul never really wanted the Beatles to be disbanded at that time... maybe Paul can't get over with the fact that John chooses Yoko
It sounds like they are playing live over the studio recording. You can hear an acoustic guitar but John and George are both playing electrics. Paul is singing over his own voice but not through out the entire song. The back up vocals are studio perfect so they are not being sung live. Where is the bass player? At 2:47, John is supposed to come in with a back up vocal but forgets. Paul looks at him and then John acknowledges he missed it. Paul laughs. Funny stuff. Paul is such a perfectionist.
2:52: Great moment where John is just zoning out, Paul wonders where the second harmony from John might be, and John obliviously shrugs, surprised that Paul is staring right at him. Paul the showman just gives a "yeah!" and carries on cheerfully. Well, either that or there was something else amiss that they were both aware of but couldn't do much about mid-performance. Think it's the backing vocals thing, though. Come to think of it - John might have been in the right to skip the harmony there.
@johnsomnia i've seen this so many times. i agree. except for paul, the other three did not care. but sir maca saved the day with The Beatles best song!
Arguably in the top 5 of the Beatles greatest songs. A collection of creative geniuses that, at some part, had to fall apart (very unfortunately). This seemed to become worse Yoko entered the scene. And @calvery28, I was alive then and each Beatles album became a cause of celebration. Wish it could have lasted.
I was a kid when I saw the Ed Sullivan's shows. . just blew out our minds. Nothing had happened before or since. It was as though the world went into some sort of an upheaval over them.
@DailyBrusher You can tell that by listening Paul's voice doubled (live one and the studio recording) and at the final part when he is adlibing and at the very end the studio track and the live music stopped being in sync XD
The reason paul gives him a look at 2:50 is because he and george both forgot to sing "ahhhhhhhhh." as you can see, john clearly forgot and he shakes his head to paul.
I always thought that was a funny John Lennon moment. It's the opening of this video with them playing the Davey Frost, song. And John goes on to play the melody with distortion on his guitar. Damn, I wish John were still around.
When I first met my Husband and went to his house his Mum had a picture, of them, at the recording. I found out recently that it was on YouTube, I looked at the photo and went through lots of recordings until I came across the one where they were wearing the same clothes. I knew it was with David Frost and in 1968. I looked through so many but eventually found it, such a great experience. My Mother in Law is 86 now and my Sister in Law 63. I think they are really lucky as well.
@calvery28 They even had a Towelhead in attendance. :) Nothing against TH's but it is another great thing plainy to see how all walks of life were brought together.
Dude, is want not just the Beatles, it was a whole lot of things, but the Beatles were my favorite band, it was unreal musically, and I was in the middle of Iowa. The world was a better place overall, but I am still makikikng the most of it. Read your bible, say your prayers, take your vitamens and work smart. Life is good!
Is the vocal live in this one, or is it all mimed to a raw backing track?
DoctorBohr 1 day ago
To all the people who are saying that George is playing a guitar - look at the position he's playing on the fretboard at the start and listen (where they're jamming). Then ask yourself, does that sound like an electric guitar? Answer is no, because it's a bass!
amissingchannel 2 weeks ago
LOL I love the kid with the big thick glasses on Ringo's left that they keep cutting to
John6yt 2 weeks ago
Oh my! I've never seen this! I mean of course I've seen the video but not the actual performance! I saw (and heard) the live version of Revolution on this show but not actually this song! :O
BonJoviBeatlesLedZep 3 weeks ago
in the actual recording, is his voice doubled by an electric guitar at about 1:26 when he sings "nah nah nah nah" for the first time?
civilfailure111 2 months ago
A jam session and they blow you away! Damn, I love these men forever!
Beatles0223 2 months ago
Wow, Lennon makes me crack up at the beginning.
SpecialAgentTone 2 months ago
i remember seeing this on telly at my grandparents in Chelmsford 1968 - blew my socks off. Fantastic...never be the same again; Beatles or telly!!
barbelboy100 3 months ago
hahahahahah :23 george is pissed xD
jamrush123 3 months ago
Aww, George finally smiling at Paul at the end XD
He looked upset for most of it. They all do, kinda.
And someone pointed out "Susan Boyle"? She's in the royal performance as well supposedly lol
Mardawar 5 months ago
@Mardawar when does he smile at paul what time?
ultraintensegamer 2 months ago
Paul McCartney looks very similar to Alex Kidd...
(Paul tá muito parecido com o Alex Kidd...)
edmsantiago 5 months ago
They paid David Frost to do that and act like it was his TV show, He was kind of stiff. But the whole thing was all staged.
They are lip-syncing to s stripped down cut of the recording, and jamming along with it. Worked out pretty well. One thing's for sure, the world will never have a band that good again.
204776439 6 months ago 2
Lol. I love at the end where the people are all singing "Hey Jude!" out of beat. XD
Matrix803 6 months ago
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i especially love the first minute of this video
IamAsi94 6 months ago
The exchange between McCartney and Lennon at 2:50 says it all. Mutual admiration. Mutually sick of this job.
tommyrock69 7 months ago
lol i love how john lennon was being sarcastic with that misplaced guitar in the beginning.
kilirm 7 months ago
i love how you like never actually see paul's top teeth!!! XD lol
1lundun 7 months ago
Nice! George Harrison is playing a Fender VI (6-string) bass!
Drool tastic!
FredDude27 7 months ago 2
Shut the fuck up Frost and let them improvise! Gold dust.
richievegas01 7 months ago
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I can't stop laughing at John singing "david frost" at the beginning.
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eeelick 7 months ago
This is just so unbelievable great, I have this "live perfomance" on my iPod exactly when Paul sings "Hey Jude" but I haven't seen it as a show like this!
M3town33 8 months ago
lol i heard john say i can't hear you yoko
MrQueenfan4ever 8 months ago
@IanGPx2 mmm
Psychedozzzer 8 months ago
@IanGPx2 there was never an lp of this song
Psychedozzzer 8 months ago
@Psychedozzzer
There was the american Hey Jude compilation.
get yer facts straight ma fella.
OropherThranduil 8 months ago
@OropherThranduil it was released as a b side to revolution and a compilation is NOT a long player, it is a compilation...
Psychedozzzer 8 months ago
@Psychedozzzer
LP: Phonograph records are generally described by the size of their diameter ("12-inch", "10-inch", "7-inch", etc.), the rotational speed at which they are played ("33⅓ r.p.m.", "78", "45", etc.), their time capacity ("Long Playing"), their reproductive accuracy, or "fidelity", or the number of channels of audio provided ("Mono", "Stereo", "Quadraphonic", etc.).
has nothing to do with what is on, Hey Jude IS an LP.
just like every vynil record in that size is.
OropherThranduil 8 months ago
@OropherThranduil no, i'm in a band and i'm a producer and i own my own company, i think i would know more then you
Psychedozzzer 8 months ago
@Psychedozzze
riiight, and i just bought apple records and am now in the process of cloning john and george to reform the beatles.
OropherThranduil 8 months ago
@OropherThranduil fucking retarded nigger
Psychedozzzer 8 months ago
does anyone know if the played this live for the taping, or is this just a mime?
Sniz420 9 months ago
Man, can't believe George got stiffed with the penis microphone...
meanlittlemonkey 9 months ago
This sounds like live feed from the TV broadcast. Fantastic. I always thought they overdubbed the feed to the TV broadcast even though they did the song live in the studio. Either way, this is the ONLY live performance of the Beatles themselves performing this epic masterpiece. I have seen Paul in concert in 2002 and obviously that was fantastic, but to see the originals perform it shortly after it was written, knowing they did not tour, is a complete treat!
1olrocker 10 months ago
This gives me goosebumps, ha ha! It's so awesome to see all of those young people crowded around The Beatles - not screaming and grabbing for them like in the earlier days, but singing and smiling and having a good time. What a great, simple example of the peace John wanted.
dejongerful 11 months ago
0:27 Look at John and just picture, who would've imagined him dead! It's just sad to look at John i this video, and not to mention George, his birthday past 3-4 days ago.
sacramentolove 11 months ago
I love how everything in the 60's wasn't synthesized or anything. What u heard was what u heard...
sp1derfan90 11 months ago 2
Been looking for the David Frost "Tea Band" intro. Thanks !
almach5 11 months ago
Hey Kids! This is not a true live version. They are simply (as the beatles did before) singing to the record. I mean, hasn't anyone wondered who is playing bass? when no one is playing bass?
orthiconghost 1 year ago
@orthiconghost George was playing the bass
asdfghj1382 1 year ago
@asdfghj1382 at 5:39 (for lack of a better place) George is clearly playing a six string electric. Although I should have clarified they are singing along with the record thereby doubling their instruments and vocals live.
orthiconghost 1 year ago
@orthiconghost I dont think so, because, if you watch let ti be video, you can see to john playing a 6 string bass, and is the same that is george playing.
asdfghj1382 1 year ago
@orthiconghost At 7:08 you can see that george's instrument is wider than john's, that's a bass
asdfghj1382 1 year ago
@asdfghj1382 the machine heads on George's guitar are for an electric, not a bass. Although the quick camera cuts can make it difficult, George is fingering for guitar.
orthiconghost 1 year ago
@orthiconghost Yes he is fingering because it is a bass, the neck is so wide, for a guitar, and the bass is the same that in let it be, and, why the beatles would like two guitars in this song (sorry for my english, im mexican)
asdfghj1382 1 year ago
@asdfghj1382 this is from beatlesmovies - "Despite the additional presence of a full 36 piece orchestra and several hundred extras brought in to add visual panache to the vocal finale of ‘Hey Jude,’ only the vocals are live on these promos, though thankfully the visuals were enough to convince the Musician's Union that the performances were live, and thus protect them from a another ban on British TV!" and this is from thecanteen - 1968 Fender Telecaster solid body
orthiconghost 1 year ago
@orthiconghost ITS A PROMO!!!!?? I THOUGHT IT WAS LIVE
asdfghj1382 1 year ago
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@asdfghj1382 Yes. I thought they did more than just sing.
orthiconghost 1 year ago
@orthiconghost George is playing a Fender Jaguar. Telecaster has a whole different shape.
4string59 10 months ago
@4string59 thanks for the correction. Man, never trust a book.
orthiconghost 10 months ago
@4string59
Nope, George is playing a Fender Bass VI, that's the one Nigel Tufnel doesn't want anybody to even look at in Spinal Tap which he has with original price sticker.
But since it's a 6 string bass AND looks a lot like a Jaguar the mistake happens often.
but since Paul here plays paino and John is definitely NOT playng bass, it's quite logical george plays bass.
OropherThranduil 10 months ago
@OropherThranduil Nobody's playing anything here. They're singing live, but the instruments are from the studio recording.
kw219251 8 months ago
@kw219251
i know, but still they're PLAYING those instruments.
you just don't hear them since it's live singing over backing track.
OropherThranduil 8 months ago
@orthiconghost
It's still a Bass guitar.
OropherThranduil 8 months ago
You can tell at 7:41 some of the group fell behind and got offbeat. But that's okay because it's The Beatles and they mumble alot in their later career.
Beatlefanatic9 1 year ago
At 2:52 - 2:56, there's a funny little laugh and glance that passes back and forth between and Paul and John - like something odd happened off-camera.
I love how the camera pulls back at 4:10 when they begin the final extended chorus and John gestures to the audience to crowd in. Beautiful.
searcherboy 1 year ago
@searcherboy John forgot to sing the backing part for that verse, that's why he looks at Paul and helplessly shrugs his shoulders
John6yt 2 weeks ago
This is Rock, ladies in gentlemen. Three chords for six minutes = awesome!
ArtFlunky 1 year ago
@ArtFlunky There are 6 chords in Hey Jude F, C, Bflat,. Am, G , & Eflat. The name of the song they are playing at the intro is called Satin Doll, a standard lounge band song circa the 1950 & 60s. The Beatles were playing along with Frost's Tearoom band comment by playing something a typical "tearoom: band would play.
retrogradevids1 1 year ago
What a patronising phoney David Frost has always been. An establishment figure trying to pretend he is 'down with the kids'. His entire career has been a sham. No wonder Lennon looks like he wants to thump him, after his pathetic put downs.
niborant 1 year ago 10
@niborant frost has a job to do .. get the show on the road. Lennon is entering into his embarrassing period if you ask me.
stormcats2 10 months ago
@niborant Lennon and Frost should have gotten along fine then. Lennon was a phoney also.
45arther 8 months ago
@45arther why do you say he was a phoney
frusciante319 7 months ago
@niborant David Frost is actually a very nice man.
Raider577 2 months ago
What is that little song called in the beginning? The one that John is playing on his guitar. Someone please tell me! Thanks.
sacramentolove 1 year ago
Susan Boyle at 6:57
twosoulsup 1 year ago 18
@twosoulsup hehehehe
EyeSpyHiFi 1 year ago
and Paul would never allow The Beatles to be just a side show for any band like the Rolling Stones. John appeared with a band called the Dirty Mac on the Rock and Roll show of the Stones and it was said that they intended to invite the Beatles there but they knew Paul wouldn't approve of it. Just this song "Hey Jude" and this performance would smash all Rolling Stones best songs ever made and any of their live performances in comparison.
Sphoeninx 1 year ago 2
@Sphoeninx um no... The Beatles might be the greatest band, but The Rolling Stones also come close...
Y2JROCKFAN 1 year ago
@Y2JROCKFAN
Surely not during the time both were active.
back vthen 6 months after the beatles did anything the stones tried the same, stringladen ballad yesterday as tears go by, using sitar norwegian wood paint it black, going psychedelia sgt pepper satanic majestys (epic fail by the way) hay jude strings inspired you cant always get what you wants orchestra part and so on and so on.
OropherThranduil 8 months ago
It's really a song that's meant for John - "..go out and get her" thing.. and the song has some heavy emotions on it. They are writing songs together even if Paul says it's for Julian.. he can't hide it from John. Paul never really wanted the Beatles to be disbanded at that time... maybe Paul can't get over with the fact that John chooses Yoko
Sphoeninx 1 year ago
Man I envy those people. They can claim the right of, I actually sang with the Beatles. Talk about your 15 minutes of fame!!!!!!!!!!
garydemaio 1 year ago
beautiful... absolute poetry....
zeroleminski 1 year ago
0:12 Sounds like john was playing the super mario bros 3 theme lol
Noroxas 1 year ago
It sounds like they are playing live over the studio recording. You can hear an acoustic guitar but John and George are both playing electrics. Paul is singing over his own voice but not through out the entire song. The back up vocals are studio perfect so they are not being sung live. Where is the bass player? At 2:47, John is supposed to come in with a back up vocal but forgets. Paul looks at him and then John acknowledges he missed it. Paul laughs. Funny stuff. Paul is such a perfectionist.
jamesdavid3 1 year ago
@jamesdavid3 George is playing a six string bass. Looks like a regular electric but has bass strings.
Ilovemyfender2 1 year ago
the smothers brothers have this too but different scenes
GeorgeHarrison00 1 year ago
The line at 2:10 sounds like it's about John and it even shows him...or am i crazy?
yourboyweezy17 1 year ago
0:33 i like the way john was kinda dancin
METHODMAN4EVA 1 year ago
great until the recorded track comes in.....Mac looks great!
jackbruce82000 1 year ago
Remember well watching this on TV when it first aired. It was awesome then and it's still awesome...many years from now. :-)
fanof41 1 year ago
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cornball918 1 year ago
This was my daughter~Sheila's favorite song~~or one of them~~(she was 27)
lloorr111 1 year ago
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0:52 John answers Frost's impatience with a sarcastic salute.
johnsomnia 1 year ago
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johnsomnia 1 year ago
2:52: Great moment where John is just zoning out, Paul wonders where the second harmony from John might be, and John obliviously shrugs, surprised that Paul is staring right at him. Paul the showman just gives a "yeah!" and carries on cheerfully. Well, either that or there was something else amiss that they were both aware of but couldn't do much about mid-performance. Think it's the backing vocals thing, though. Come to think of it - John might have been in the right to skip the harmony there.
johnsomnia 1 year ago 2
@johnsomnia i've seen this so many times. i agree. except for paul, the other three did not care. but sir maca saved the day with The Beatles best song!
oranger2525 1 year ago
Beautiful = SHUT THE HELL UP
familydylan1 1 year ago
Arguably in the top 5 of the Beatles greatest songs. A collection of creative geniuses that, at some part, had to fall apart (very unfortunately). This seemed to become worse Yoko entered the scene. And @calvery28, I was alive then and each Beatles album became a cause of celebration. Wish it could have lasted.
2memuzik 1 year ago
I think John and Paul would be happy just playing for themelves...after the mania didn't really need the audience.
lovely
cornball918 1 year ago 2
@gandil408
why did they do it?
k0stil 1 year ago
Love how John goes from sub-amateur playing at :13-:24 to skilled imitation of the Frost theme at :35-:40. The short-attention span genius.
RollingOrmond 1 year ago
Is there no bass-track? Or is the piano functioning as a bass?
FredDude27 1 year ago
@FredDude27 In the original recording which is played in this video the Bass was played by George Harrison.
JohnLennon100 1 year ago
@FredDude27 George is playing the...bass!
delany01 1 year ago
Real CREDIBLE musicians playing REAL instruments and writing their OWN materiel
......something sadly lacking in a lot of contemporary artists
funkmasterjee 1 year ago
I think Hey Jude was released september 68
funkmasterjee 1 year ago
george had to tell stop when david told him to
nunupower 1 year ago
This F***ing awesome.
spidahMONKEY 1 year ago
Ringo looks so happy on here :D
familydylan1 1 year ago
as i can understand this is semi-live performance?
k0stil 1 year ago
The beginning is so funny. John Lennon singing "David Frost" in that voice. The guy was hilarious.
bones22j 1 year ago
John and George really sound great on the back-up vocals.
loungelizard5000 1 year ago
fake voice of people at the beginning and ending of Hej Jude lol this video is from the Anthology
wuito008 1 year ago
Paul's such an angel :) !!!
hiwearethemafia 1 year ago
I was a kid when I saw the Ed Sullivan's shows. . just blew out our minds. Nothing had happened before or since. It was as though the world went into some sort of an upheaval over them.
74LesPaul 1 year ago
I like the tune in the beginning of this video. are they just playing around and composing? Sounds amazing ~! hahahahaha
urkingod 1 year ago
was Julian there at the time?
maxwellsgianthammer 1 year ago
Frost hates this SOOOOO much, the miserable twat!
diskochimp 1 year ago
About 6 billion people were singing "nah, nah, nah, nah, hey Jude!"
sacramentolove 1 year ago
Paul looks damn good in this.
bjkatt7 1 year ago
Did you hear that, Georgie was a ladies man :)
sacramentolove 1 year ago
Whats the song they play at the start called?
stickmandxxd 1 year ago
@stickmandxxd They are winging it.
Papatorrejano 1 year ago
@stickmandxxd they're just making it up on the spot :P
lynottlives 1 year ago
wait he said over a year does that mean they performed live in 1967?
srocketdude 1 year ago
@srocketdude yeah, they did the live satellite broadcast of All You Need Is Love in June(?) of '67.
rabidgoldfish65 1 year ago
They must be playing along with the recording? There are too many voices for the number of mouths moving! And then, the strings come in at the end...
DailyBrusher 1 year ago
@DailyBrusher You can tell that by listening Paul's voice doubled (live one and the studio recording) and at the final part when he is adlibing and at the very end the studio track and the live music stopped being in sync XD
Papatorrejano 1 year ago
0:41 - 0:45 actually, correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe you are in color, David... hahaha
I love this :) especially at 2:52 haha The Beatles were so amazing...!
mabudachishigure 1 year ago
poor david frost
johnnyblaze5555 1 year ago
poor Ringo is being crowded at 6:48.
ememelem 1 year ago
The reason paul gives him a look at 2:50 is because he and george both forgot to sing "ahhhhhhhhh." as you can see, john clearly forgot and he shakes his head to paul.
Kevvrock1208 1 year ago
2:50 - 3:05 Paul sings directly to John and gets his attention ...is classic.
CanaKahuna 1 year ago
that fucking tool standing in front of Paul towards the end...lol
snoogans999 1 year ago
world's greatest.
Rawego 1 year ago
McCartney's having a ball. A great rock voice!
Dodo251 1 year ago 2
Just noticed the orange bow around John's neck
getback9691 1 year ago
i could listen to this a million times over..
DELPHIIII 1 year ago
@DELPHIIII So could I.
Dodo251 1 year ago
i love the beginning of this video, its what makes the Beatles so awesome
raisauce 1 year ago 2
what a day October 13 1968 was for TV in the US! Same day Beach Boys live on Ed Sullivan - Do It Again
MrBeatlesthebest 1 year ago
i like the description 'In 1968 The Beatles taped (and filmed)" haha what?
mrfreakyinastar 1 year ago
@mrfreakyinastar He's differentiating between audio and video capture...
ericxpenner 1 year ago
0:32 what's the chord john is playing?
SCPPT 1 year ago
I always thought that was a funny John Lennon moment. It's the opening of this video with them playing the Davey Frost, song. And John goes on to play the melody with distortion on his guitar. Damn, I wish John were still around.
viciousbloodbath 1 year ago 2
the best video
kickassfan 1 year ago
i wish i grew up with john lennon :]
sacramentolove 1 year ago
They all look really wasted. Have they been on something before the show?
GBscottieUK 1 year ago
omgg.... paul so cute!! <3
i would freak out if i were performing with the crowd that close to me o.O
byemynameishi 1 year ago
que hermosa melodia.....
mujercoqueta 1 year ago
Haha John was pissing off David Frost.
DAYD111 1 year ago 26
@DAYD111 why he would be pissed at John ????
urkingod 1 year ago
@urkingod
Because John was irritating David Frost because he was wasting his time, he tried to speak but but John kept interrupting.
Beautiful= Stop playing!!
DAYD111 1 year ago 2
Awesome! You can even catch a glimpse of a very young Bill Gates at 5:21 to 5:27!!!!!
billace90 1 year ago
I love the water-drinking kid at 5:21 to 5:27 -- rocking out to the Beatles can indeed parch the throat!
johnsomnia 1 year ago
Eric Idle's changed a lot.
astronut66 1 year ago
Look at John at 2:52, he is saying to Paul, "I don't know."
neverwanagrowold 1 year ago
PAAAUUUL!!!
soooo cute!!!
dorsi13 1 year ago 2
JUST SHUT THE FUCK UP! AAAAAAGH!
ledZeppelin7680 1 year ago 2
loving the fender bass VI
darkhorse226 1 year ago
that guy standing infront of paul at the end, was sooooo obnoxious!
sugagirlx 2 years ago 2
@sugagirlx
Yeah he looks (and acts) like an American
getback9691 1 year ago
The Beatles don't look particularly happy here...especially in the beginning of the video
buggoff 2 years ago
it looks like paul was almost going to laugh at around 3:43
redsox1006 2 years ago
George using a jazzmaster!! YEH!
bilbomarks 2 years ago
DORK ALERT: actually, it's a Fender Bass VI -- a six-string electric bass tuned like a guitar (EADGBE).
pasowen 2 years ago
0:55 - 01:00 - Paaaaul!
OMG! SOOOO CUTE!!!
luizamartinellirossi 2 years ago
beginning is priceless
andantinowithaswager 2 years ago
@andantinowithaswager hell yeah it is, i can't believe more ppl did not comment the beginning.
jessegowen12 1 year ago
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joanhowroyd 2 years ago
@joanhowroyd
Really Are U serious They are Really Luky
Tell Them I Said So
7robbob 2 years ago
When I first met my Husband and went to his house his Mum had a picture, of them, at the recording. I found out recently that it was on YouTube, I looked at the photo and went through lots of recordings until I came across the one where they were wearing the same clothes. I knew it was with David Frost and in 1968. I looked through so many but eventually found it, such a great experience. My Mother in Law is 86 now and my Sister in Law 63. I think they are really lucky as well.
regards Joan
joanhowroyd 2 years ago
ye
good story that
man i wish i was born bak then
7robbob 2 years ago
dude i think everyone wishes they born back then
calvery28 2 years ago 24
well actually no alot of people i know would rather be in these years then back then
7robbob 2 years ago
@calvery28 They even had a Towelhead in attendance. :) Nothing against TH's but it is another great thing plainy to see how all walks of life were brought together.
seanmichaels 1 year ago
@seanmichaels Those people in attendance got a pretty good story to tell to their grandchildren.
Papatorrejano 1 year ago
Dude, is want not just the Beatles, it was a whole lot of things, but the Beatles were my favorite band, it was unreal musically, and I was in the middle of Iowa. The world was a better place overall, but I am still makikikng the most of it. Read your bible, say your prayers, take your vitamens and work smart. Life is good!
DAVWAVE 2 years ago
Adleast u Read The Bible
And There DEfinetely my favourite band as well
7robbob 2 years ago
The world has always been a little shitty. Vietnam war was happening back then.
bilbomarks 2 years ago
My Mother in Law & Sister in Law were at this recording in 1968.
joanhowroyd 2 years ago
OMG!!!!! It's Susan Boyle @ 6:56
zeldamex 2 years ago
@zeldamex No it's not...
Cazarellagaia 2 years ago
haha It's obviously not... But she's got a look like Susan, ain't she?
zeldamex 2 years ago
@zeldamex Poor girl... :P Jokes
Cazarellagaia 2 years ago
@zeldamex
Except Susan Boyle was 6 years old when this was filmed. :-)
miladydoe 2 years ago
I liked this better than the All you need is love session..
vitoduval 2 years ago