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Sorry for being nitpicky: John Lennon's eyes were brown, not blue.

Don't understand this early part of him not knowing Julia. There are photos of John with her when he was young. She was Mimi's sister and they visited together often.

I was in the garage in 1983 and also there was a hole in the woods where I jumped down into what I guess was the basement and there were rooms leading off somewhere. It was getting dark and I didn't have a flashlight to explore. It has since been demolished by the Bavarian government.

@afro20man You can see they're still playing it in the key of D as on the record.

I got blisters on my fingers!

Hmm. Tells you, don't trust a woman as far as you can throw her.

When I first saw this in 1982 I didn't know who Phil Collins was and thought this was a group of 3 guys who looked similar. Isn't that a laugh?

Just curious. With all three on guitars, who's playing bass? Paul Wickens on the keyboards maybe? You can definitely hear a bass playing.

His voice just cracked a bit. No big deal. He's still a better singer than me

Warriors... come out to play-yay!

Hard to believe he's been dead 20 years now...

I didn't see John chewing gum until the "Come Together" days...

Kinda sophomoric. I don't presume Nashville record execs are too big on self-depretiation of the Nashville scene. Good sound though.

Amazing lyp sinc job!

I love that frickin' drummer. He puts Animal from the Muppets to shame!

1:49 the woman crying. Music can associate so many memories. Nostalgia. These people grew up on the Beatles. What a legend.

Now that Billy Powell is gone (the piano player), the only original guy is Gary Rossington. But these guys are awesome. As a Lynyrd Skynyrd fan, it's hard to say, but I think this group of guys have more power than the original lineup. Of course, they didn't write the original hits and probably h...

Pete may have missed out on Beatlemania, but in the long run, you know, he's done alright.

Amazing how you've got Ringo's accent down! Good job!

Line dancing to the Beatles. Now I've seen it all.

I was born in 1965. Lucky to be 19 when this song came out. Did we rock! Mid 80's were the best!

Great footage. Shame it's so choppy. You wouldn't think at the time that you're recording Rock & Roll history.

@Rockywaves73: You still have to plug your transmitter into the guitar jack. I used to be a professional musician and used a wireless guitar. It was just a funny observation; I know they're just lip synching for the video.

My two year old thought you were hilarious as did I.

I wonder if he ever made it safely down the stairs with his baked goods??