The Beatles through 1963

The Beatles documentary

[RaijuEdits]

Probably My Favourite Era Of The Beatles, With 1965 and 1966

[ninoguerra-fhif]

Too me it’s like 4 bands, before recording, early records, Rubber Soul era, White album era, best band ever.

[mootbooxle]

I am eagerly awaiting 1964 and 1965! I’ve now watched all the others. Addictive content!

[TheGrouch]

Great content! The Beatles through the years should be watched consecutively as the ultimate doco on the Beatles.

[tiggasgaminghd]

When a new Film Retrospective Beatles video drops I can’t help but drop whatever I’m doing and watch

Such unmatched quality and research which goes into these videos - absolutely loved the brain Wilson episode you did a while back, never seen a video go so in-depth and in detail about specific periods of his life, it was a pleasure to watch the whole hour and a half of it.

Keep up the great work!

[GustavoSantos-cxuj]

Great video as usual. Just one correction, Julian Lennon was born on april 8 1963 not august.

[billp]

Even the city of Liverpool played a role in their success by being a port and receiving records from the US by boat crew...

[tylerthompson]

I’m a huge Stones fan and think they became every bit at good as The Beatles. During the 70s they took it even further. But I don’t think they ever really acknowledged how important the Beatles were to their success. Not just the song that was given to them, but more importantly the inspiration of witnessing guys their age writing material at that level. I don’t think they would’ve force themselves to learn how to write songs if it wasn’t for the them.

[billyshead]

Trying to find the whole interview about him beating up Bob Wooler. Damn John “Paulie Walnuts” Lennon.

[We_Seek_Truth]

John was a badass! He could beat people pretty badly. And I also think John was probably responsible for getting Stu in a fight where he got that head injury that ended up killing him. Stu was his best friend!!

[We_Seek_Truth]

I don't dislike any Beatles song except "I Wanna Be Your Man" and I hate both versions by the Beatles' and the Stones'!! Of course I might've felt differently if I had been a teenager back in '63. I doubt it.

[Flibbybibby]

There was certainly filler up until rubber soul. Though the Beatles for sale is my favorite of the pre-rubber soul era.