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@andyboerger Yes! And the rejoinder: "How long you been married then?" Russell Harty was gay, as Moon well knew.

Why is Entwhistle playing drums? Did Moon get twisted up in his long johns?

Great stuff --- an RSG classic. Even miming, the Stones cause a near-riot. That was the beauty of RSG, audience within touching distance and real emotion. US pop music shows of the time were really tame and risk-free, full of silly professional dancers with the audience off screen, but RSG had at...

@LiSyaoran10 Y la prueba? Estas diciendo tonterias

A superb song and a superb rendering. Most other bands would have given their eye teeth to have created just this one song, but it was just one more album track for the Beatles.

Superb track, one of the Beatles' very best, from their best album, Revolver. I just wish the fade didn't come in so quickly -- that ecstatic outro could have gone on much much longer.

How about giving us the original sound to this clip? Since there don't appear to be any screamers there -- a very rare occurrence -- we should be able to hear an actual performance, which would be great. Whatever it is, the song is not And Your Bird Can Sing. That song is great, of course, but we...

Well guys, let's concentrate on the music, shall we? This is the Beatles at their melodic peak, musically excellent, lyrically mature and performing superbly -- impossible to mistake for anyone else and a joy forever.

Superb. Chrissie has done many great things, but this may be the best.

The producer of this TV show should have been shot so he couldn't inflict such torture on any other band. Mike Love (far right) tries to go off script with a little dance move, but the others won't play, so he gives up.

Spine-chilling, now as it was then -- and I was there. Clapton never played again with such raw passion, not on record anyway. He died emotionally and artistically in the early 70s, sad to say.

@yankeelawdog

That's absurd. They invented heavy rock, for chris#'s sake! Truth is one of the seminal rock albums, in the top 10 of all time. A killer! Not in the Hall of Fame! Infamy! Infamy!

Excellent! Back I go, Eel Pie Island, 1966

Absurd setting! He should be singing to a room packed with leather-jacketed gang members. But Dion rises above it -- always a great performer.

Dion, you amaze me. I love your hits of this era -- great records -- but you were evidently a great live performer too, who could justify a full orchestra. Didn't know da boy from da Bronx was so comprehensively talented.

New York's finest with full orchestra -- amazing!

It's difficult to tell when a goal has been scored. I think the commentator should make it clearer.

That's not 1960, more like 1980.

Excellent visual sequence, excellent music (did Nina Simone ever do anything bad?). Only problem is that they do NOT match up. The best thing to do is listen only, or look only.