The Beatles' Hamburg Unveiled
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- A trip back in time to the Hamburg of the early 60s, with footage shot around the streets and inside the clubs that The Beatles played between 1960 and 1962, including The Kaiserkeller, The Top Ten and The Star Club.
thank you Stan , great footage . My father is Pete Wharton who was with the Jets and Beat Brothers in Hamburg back then . Its his birthday today and he loved watching your film . thanks !!
Fantastic. Give him my best.
Thanks , I will do !
5:27 the earlier version of "Roll over Beethoven" song
20:09 Besame mucho
22:50 Twist and shout
This is amazing stuff
Thanks for your nice work!
Thanx a lot Stan , you are my hero ! 😀👍
Fantastic Stan. Danke!
When I finish building my time machine, that's where I'm going. (but probably not for long, because of all the smoke)
Punk rock before it was called that...
Punk rock when it was actually good. When it was actually rock, and not a bunch of whiney brats acting like they invented it. Never forget the roots. All started back with the likes of Louis Jordan. Rest in peace to them all.
Not quite. Punk wanted to get back to the spirit of basic rock, which is blues-based, but the musicianship was usually not up to par.
Fucking love it!
FANTASTIC
Just think , only 15 years early the Nazis would have shot someone British 🇬🇧 in Hamburg , now (1960) there rocking out to your music. Strange times indeed !
Спасибо, это было прекрасно!
Wow they were kids
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18:14 I'm pretty sure that's Tony Sheridan
Yes, it is. Good spotting.
@@stanmirgel5277 John got his habit of holding his guitar high, I think, from Tony
Yes, It´s Tony Sheridan at 17.00 and 18.00.
11:10 Is it Eric Burden on her left?
FIRST SONG?
Red sails in the sunset… Paul literally said it before they played it
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Wonder what year this was. Sounds like Pete on drums.
December 1962.
@@stanmirgel5277 Pete on drums?
Ringo is the drummer here. He joined the Beatles in August 1962, about 4 months before these tapes were made. This is the last of their 5 Hamburg gigs. At Brian's insistence they grudgingly honored a contract signed before they released Love Me Do to play the Star Club from December 18-31, 1962. Again, Ringo is the drummer here and he's phenomenal. Pete sounded nothing like this.
Ringo. Pete had left four months previous.