I Can't Believe I Never Heard This! I Saw Her Standing There - The Beatles Reaction Video!
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I Can't Believe I Never Heard This! I Saw Her Standing There - The Beatles Reaction Video!
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Keep in mind that this was in the early mid 1960's, during the infancy of the growth of rock and roll. Context is everything.
I love Johns voice in this live version 👍
As someone who has always worked in national TV… I, 1) appreciate how hard it is to mix live performances in a TV studio 2) but mostly I appreciate Paul knowing that side cam was getting his close up and turning towards it! That’s my boy 💙 As my Dad says, there was nothing even remotely like them at the time. The songs. The presentation. The energy. The personalities. (Even the timing.) They were a perfect storm!
Interesting mix, you hear John's harmony more than Paul's lead vocal in some spots. But hey, that's the special magic of listening to a live performance from 1963! Agree with you 100% about the danceability factor. Those guys knew how to get the crowd going. Glad you're enjoying the early Beatles 🙂
R.J. "YOU HAVE MISSED SO MANY GREAT THINGS IN LIFE"... WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF ROCK AND ROLL ❣️❣️
Congratulations on reacting to this 1963 Swedish TV music performance by The Beatles. Before it was taken down here on CZcams, I watched the entire episode of the Swedish TV music program, "Drop In". The Beatles performed in the latter part of the show, and performed four songs: "She Loves You", "Twist And Shout", "I Saw Her Standing There", and "Long Tall Sally".
Great reaction. I love your appreciation for this band. My mom and older brother got me hooked on them, in the 70s.
I suggest you go album by album from the start. Amazing how they evolved as they went on. I grew up with them, and unless you did you could never know just how ahead of their time they always were. Greatest Ever
So this performance was in '63 and u can see these fans are going crazy! Here in America? We hadn't yet heard of the Beatles, let alone, this song! But, when they appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show in early '64, just months after President Kennedy was assassinated, this was totally what young America was ready for. I had just turned 14 and these guys are singing about a 17 year old girl? But I loved it! Followed this band til the day they broke up, when I was 20. The announcement was one of the saddest days of my life!
Funny how you can forget that they are playing live and being recorded with 1964 technology. Amazing!
It's a shame that you can't hear George's ( the one in the middle) on his guitar solo, for some reason the sound is gone on his guitar there. Listen to the recorded version on the album, so you can HEAR what George is playing there.
I have to agree with everyone complaining about the mixing. John was supposed to be a harmony, not take over as lead vocalist.
When i was a boy I would change the words to ‘I’ll never dance with her mother wooo when I saw her standing bare’ cheeky huh?
Unfortunately, the sound people were unaware of the importance of knowing when harmonies were coming on the mics, or guitar solos were about to be played. Other than that, this is pure Gold. Probably just 6-8 months after Ringo stepped in for Pete. What a difference it made.
One of the most exciting songs ever.
You should also review the stereo studio version!
The studio recording of this is 10X better.
another great song off that album is called "Please Please Me" (which is also the name of the album)... when you react to that I suggest you do it watching them perform it live in 1964 in Washington DC at the Coliseum... this was their first US concert, and took place between their appearances on the Ed Sullivan Show
u would def with helter skelter. that would blow your bind hahaha. make sure it’s the official version and not a cover
It's not really the Beatles' first song. They previously released tracks as a short-term backing band (as "The Beat Brothers") to British rock 'n' roller Tony Sheridan. They even had a minor hit with their version of "My Bonnie" (1962). Two weeks before this performance in Sweden with, among other songs, "I saw her standing there", on October 13, 1963, the Beatles first became known to a large public in the UK through their performance on "Val Parnell's Sunday Night At The London Palladium". A 15,000,000 TV audience, that was introduced to the fan hysteria for the first time. The term "Beatlemania" was born.