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[Old Man Riva]

 

 

Edited December 21, 2020 by Old Man Riva

[Cosmo Valdemar]

This is wonderful. Look how happy they are - especially John.

Made me quite emotional!

[Old Man Riva]

12 minutes ago, Cosmo Valdemar said:

This is wonderful. Look how happy they are - especially John.

Made me quite emotional!

I know what you mean! I found it so uplifting watching that... 

[Newfoundfreedom]

Really looking forward to this. 

If he does half as good a job as he did with the WW1 footage in They Shall Not Grow Old, it's gonna be epic. 

[Dad3353]

So it was Ringo playing the bass after all..! 

[meterman]

Really enjoyed that! I'm not a Beatles freak by any stretch, but that was great. Loved seeing them all just dicking about and having a laugh. Nice gear shots as well, Lennon's iconic Casino, Billy Preston on the silvertop Fender Rhodes and Ringo's Thermogloss maple Ludwig kit. Oh, and a Hofner bass as well 😎

[SpondonBassed]

We forget that back in the day, this was ground-breaking documentary footage.  Nowadays it's ALL about showbiz people making movies 'bout themselves (S. Dan).

Quite enjoyable, thank you.

PS:  I misquoted the Dan.  Correction below:

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Show business kids making movies of themselves...

 

Edited December 23, 2020 by SpondonBassed

[4000]

Wow. Yes, I too found that quite moving. That’ll be a must-see for me. 

[Paul S]

I don't much like the Beatles but that was tantalisingly brilliant.  So carefree.  Even Lennon.

[Andy_L]

Enjoyed that. Thanks for posting it up 

 

[Hellzero]

Thanks mate, you made my day, even if Ringo is playing the bass. 🤣

[silverfoxnik]

Fabulous - that's a 'must see' movie for 2021!! 

Thanks for sharing... 👍😊

[meterman]

The bit where Lennon is crouching down with his knees tucked up in his t-shirt is great. Hope there’s more daft stuff like this in the documentary.

[Happy Jack]

3 minutes ago, meterman said:

The bit where Lennon is crouching down with his knees tucked up in his t-shirt is great. Hope there’s more daft stuff like this in the documentary.

Well the documentary is going to be three 4-hour parts released at annual intervals, so there'll be plenty of time for Peter Jackson to show it.

Then five years later he will release a further three 4-hour films covering a 30-minute tea-break they once took.

 

[James Nada]

I'm very much looking forward to the release of this

[Guest]

They're all happy because they knew they wouldn't be getting on each others tits much longer.

In all seriousness, as a Beatles fan myself (and a fan of George Harrison in particular) I really enjoyed that.

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[Jus Lukin]

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[casapete]

Fabulous stuff. Thanks for posting.

[LeftyP]

Pure Magic!  I'm so glad I was a teenager in the 1960s when The Fab Four and Radio Caroline changed the music scene forever in the UK.  Loved the Beatles and still enjoy their early recordings.  I could never get away with Sergeant Pepper but prior to that they could do no wrong.  I shall look forward to the film.

[Linus27]

Not a Beatles fan at all but this looks great. Looking forward to seeing it.

[Bluewine]

This footage shows how a generation of musicians learned about being in a band and how to be in a band.

Blue

[Colonel36]

Brilliant

[Nail Soup]

It makes being in a band look like........er , I dunno....... fun!?

[casapete]

15 minutes ago, Nail Soup said:

It makes being in a band look like........er , I dunno....... fun!?

That came across to me too - something that is often missing in bands in more recent times. I think the ‘fun’ element of The Beatles was a large part of their appeal, certainly in their earlier years, and it’s great to see in the clip that even with all the strains within the band they still look like they’re enjoying each other’s company and want to be there.

[wateroftyne]

4 hours ago, Bluewine said:

This footage shows how a generation of musicians learned about being in a band and how to be in a band.

Blue

...or not 😄