The Fabs were so special and unique that it seems ANY footage of them is precious. We, the forever outsiders, feel very privileged to be witnessing these rehearsals. Peaceandlove.
This must have been painstaking to produce. Many people don't realize the time, patience, effort - and talent it takes. I realize it. And I appreciate it!! Thank you!! ❤️🇺🇸
You should do the old recording sessions, I remember seeing one that appears Paul and Ringo clapping with each other and John arrives there. I believe it's the Please Please Me sessions, you should really consider doing!
What about the uninterrupted footage showing the complete 'take 9' of Hey Jude? There's segments here, but it's chopped up and incomplete. It used to be on CZcams a few years ago, but it must have been taken down. The video quality here is better though.
Thanks! Great footage. But might I make a suggestion? Instead of White album session audio until your synced material begins at 9:13, perhaps you could put outtakes/early takes of Hey Jude, or audio from the Hey Jude session which you gaven't already used after 9:13, if these exist?
@@adambound7284 There were sections where the music was drowning out discussion. Since I don't think people can talk and sing at the same time, it must be superimposed. Was that the reason? Why couldn't you just have spoken word where available? Why would that cause copyright problems?
@@Kieop The first 9 minutes entirely do not have any audio. All we have from this session are two takes of Hey Jude (which I have used to sync performance scenes) and any other audio used in the original Experiment in TV broadcast (what this footage was filmed for). In any scenes where I am playing White Album outtakes, we do not have any available audio.
what kind of pre-getback footage exists for peter jackson to do something with? A day in the life studiosessions? Hey bulldog? Hey Jude? Blackbird and mother natures son? What else?
There’s Hey Jude, Blackbird rehearsals, Hey Bulldog, A Day in the Life, and then two 1964 sessions were filmed by Dick Lester - one was mainly vocal/handclap overdubs for Tell Me Why, and the other was the recording session for And I Love Her
@@adambound7284 ah, never knew of the dick lester footage ! thats incredible. Thank you for the reply. What do you think Peter Jacksons next project will be?
@@joachimdalgard5288 honestly no clue! i may work on that dick lester footage but what’s currently daunting is finding all the sources with unique footage…it seems quite daunting!
@@adambound7284 surely Peter Jackson had access to all of that and Maybe things we dont Even know of… can imagine a lot of 8mm but without sound… Maybe they have 1/4 inch session tapes from all of the EMI sessions and can sync up bits and pieces, ive heard emi often kept a machine going..
Paul: Hey George, I don't think it sounds right having your guitar answer every line I sing. George: AH fuck you Paul. Goes home to write 'Run of the Mill'.
So they devote all this footage to this tune. Yawn. No wonder Ringo looks bored. I'm sure he hated playing on this repetitive predictable uninteresting tune.
Well, Ringo is singing along & playing on one of the biggest sellers of the '60's - maybe The Beatles' biggest seller worldwide. Subjectivity is such a 'yawn'!
@@graniterhythm53 People are very quick to project their own feelings and superimpose their own interpretations onto things. Subjectivity is indeed a yawn.
@@graniterhythm53 Who cares about sales? We're talking about that subjective thing called musical taste. The song bores me to no end, not even in the top 150 Beatles songs and looks like Ringo felt the same way. Now ask him how he felt drumming to "Rain". Get over it buttercup.
Come on Apple none of us are getting younger. Release all of the damn footage.
Paul and John were such great partners, it’s so fun watching them interact.
The Fabs were so special and unique that it seems ANY footage of them is precious. We, the forever outsiders, feel very privileged to be witnessing these rehearsals. Peaceandlove.
I like the bit where George is trying to develop discussion with George (Martin), while George is trying to maintain his focus on the mixing board! 😂
McCartney said he wasn’t sure about, “the movement you need is on your shoulder.” Lennon told him, “that’s the best line in it.”
This must have been painstaking to produce. Many people don't realize the time, patience, effort - and talent it takes. I realize it. And I appreciate it!!
Thank you!! ❤️🇺🇸
Wonderful seeing more footage, thanks!
They were all so YOUNG!
It doesn't matter if they grew much older after all those things! Their masterpieces remained in eternal times!!!
Wow, fantastické záběry ❤ Miluji Beatles, mám pro ně neuvěřitelnou slabost 😀❤️✌️
Banger footage
been waiting for this!
5:05 man i would love paul to do a whole cover of While my guitar gently weeps on piano or whatever that instrument is
I believe that's a harmonium.
うわーマジか、凄い綺麗なBeatlesが見れる！ホワイトの時代だね、👍
Would love to hear the conversation between Paul and George about the Guitar riffs not fitting in.
Lennon singing the Na Nas, sends a beautiful shiver through the heart.
You should do the old recording sessions, I remember seeing one that appears Paul and Ringo clapping with each other and John arrives there. I believe it's the Please Please Me sessions, you should really consider doing!
Real audio starts at 9:13
Oh to have been in that room in that time and place… ✨
Great stuff! Pity Let It Be wasn’t more like this.
My thoughts exactly... I wish we had more footage of the 1968 recording sessions for the singles and the White Album, that would be ace!
What about the uninterrupted footage showing the complete 'take 9' of Hey Jude? There's segments here, but it's chopped up and incomplete. It used to be on CZcams a few years ago, but it must have been taken down. The video quality here is better though.
These sessions were only filmed with one camera, so what I included here has all the available footage of Take 9. It starts at 12:55
yes great
Besten Dank dafür
Ken Scott - the guy with the orange shirt - went on to produce David Bowie ... and many others ...
Isn’t it amazing how EVERYONE smoked?
John: "How are we doing, Hal?" 😊 At 20:17
Лето 1968-го года. 1 -го сентября песня вышла в эфир и Революшн и Леди Мадонна!
merciiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
👍🏼
15:07 🤨
Ab der 10. Minute sind Bild und Ton passend
セクシーセディを歌うジョン、
神の声だ。
秋葉原の大森栄一より
eiichi ohmori akihabara
from tokyo japan
we need a documentary seesions
Thanks! Great footage. But might I make a suggestion? Instead of White album session audio until your synced material begins at 9:13, perhaps you could put outtakes/early takes of Hey Jude, or audio from the Hey Jude session which you gaven't already used after 9:13, if these exist?
I tried, but unfortunately copyright restrictions won't allow me to!
@@adambound7284 There were sections where the music was drowning out discussion. Since I don't think people can talk and sing at the same time, it must be superimposed. Was that the reason? Why couldn't you just have spoken word where available? Why would that cause copyright problems?
@@Kieop The first 9 minutes entirely do not have any audio. All we have from this session are two takes of Hey Jude (which I have used to sync performance scenes) and any other audio used in the original Experiment in TV broadcast (what this footage was filmed for). In any scenes where I am playing White Album outtakes, we do not have any available audio.
2:14
9:57🎵 🎹 🎸 🎶 Hey Jude ❤
You sure that's not Trident?
Got to say, I really prefer this version of I Will. At least he seems to be singing to a real woman rather than a hypothetical one.
Yoko not yet in the picture ?
I heard her in the background talking to John
She was but still new to the studio.
She's visible at 16:15 and 16:50 (face obscured by pages she's reading) and in the span starting at around 20:29.
@@marcobruno3110 Thx. Yeah, still discreet at this time
She couldn't keep it shut could she?
what kind of pre-getback footage exists for peter jackson to do something with? A day in the life studiosessions? Hey bulldog? Hey Jude? Blackbird and mother natures son? What else?
There’s Hey Jude, Blackbird rehearsals, Hey Bulldog, A Day in the Life, and then two 1964 sessions were filmed by Dick Lester - one was mainly vocal/handclap overdubs for Tell Me Why, and the other was the recording session for And I Love Her
@@adambound7284 ah, never knew of the dick lester footage ! thats incredible. Thank you for the reply. What do you think Peter Jacksons next project will be?
@@joachimdalgard5288 honestly no clue! i may work on that dick lester footage but what’s currently daunting is finding all the sources with unique footage…it seems quite daunting!
@@adambound7284 surely Peter Jackson had access to all of that and Maybe things we dont Even know of… can imagine a lot of 8mm but without sound… Maybe they have 1/4 inch session tapes from all of the EMI sessions and can sync up bits and pieces, ive heard emi often kept a machine going..
Paul: Hey George, I don't think it sounds right having your guitar answer every line I sing.
George: AH fuck you Paul.
Goes home to write 'Run of the Mill'.
And later “I, Me, Mine”
Gênios!!🥰🥰🥰🥰
As John said after George quit..If hes not back by Tuesday lets call Eric..lol
Yea, sure is boring. One of the greatest songs in history.
So they devote all this footage to this tune. Yawn. No wonder Ringo looks bored. I'm sure he hated playing on this repetitive predictable uninteresting tune.
Get back to where you once belonged cause you sure don’t belong here
Well, Ringo is singing along & playing on one of the biggest sellers of the '60's - maybe The Beatles' biggest seller worldwide. Subjectivity is such a 'yawn'!
@@graniterhythm53 People are very quick to project their own feelings and superimpose their own interpretations onto things. Subjectivity is indeed a yawn.
@@graniterhythm53 Who cares about sales? We're talking about that subjective thing called musical taste. The song bores me to no end, not even in the top 150 Beatles songs and looks like Ringo felt the same way. Now ask him how he felt drumming to "Rain". Get over it buttercup.