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Cool, Jools Holland is on piano and Joe Brown on guitar. Nice post Jake.

that's one of my fav George cuts...

Familiar looking guitar there:

Not sure if this one has been posted.

can't say it's one I've seen...

Dressed up like that they look cool as anything, timeless.

That is a great set of videos of a show I had never seen before. Compare this to Live at Budokan a year later, and you see that sometimes they played and sang really, really well in a live setting (Budokan not being one of them...).

I just got "The Beatles on the Ed Sullivan show" DVD and watched it last night. I found that their final appearance (Sept 1966) was the same set as the Blackpool show above. Ringo talks about being nervous and singing off key; George introduces Yesterday. John messes up the lyrics to Help in a couple spots (on the Sullivan show).

the little dance routine at the end is a crackup

brammy wrote:the little dance routine at the end is a crackup

The enthusiasm of the 60's fully encapsulated in that clip.

TEEN MAGAZINE October 1964
Note: The Beatles Headline

EXCELLENT!!!!
(that's the October 1964 since its hard to see the date) dang.... its a bit hard to read

"Why the Beatles Won't Last"...

Well, compared to the Rolling Stones...

cjj wrote:"Why the Beatles Won't Last"...

Well, compared to the Rolling Stones...

In Anthology 1 George says that they were "really horrible" during the 1960 Scotland tour with Johnny Gentle. He says that they didn't even have amps. That's pretty hard to believe given that Gentle certainly had a mic and there would have been virtually no sounds at all coming out of George's Futurama had it not been amplified.

George's memory was obviously faulty as it appears that he was definitely plugged into something.