The Beatles - She Loves You [Come To Town, ABC Cinema, Manchester, United Kingdom]

Live: Wednesday 20/11/1963
The Beatles performed two shows at Manchester's ABC Cinema on the 16th date of their 1963 Autumn Tour.
Accompanied with backstage footage and crowd scenes, this became an eight-minute cinema feature entitled The Beatles Come To Town, shown for a week from 22 December 1963.
The backstage area was also filmed by a crew from Granada TV, who also interviewed The Beatles about their forthcoming US tour. The footage was first broadcast in the 6 January 1964 edition of Scene At 6.30.
BBC radio journalist Michael Barton was also at the venue, and interviewed The Beatles for the Voice Of The North show, broadcast on the North Home Service that evening from 6.10-6.30pm. Barton also interviewed George Harrison separately for another show, Wacker, Mach Schau, about the links between the Liverpool and Hamburg music scenes, which was broadcast on 27 November from 8pm.
This was the first of three occasions on which The Beatles performed at the ABC Cinema. The others were on 14 October 1964 and 7 December 1965.
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[HDBeatles]

It's not my ceiling: color correction, sync, sound track replacement. I can make more videos but unfortunately I can't find the stuff in high quality. If you know where to find it, write to me in private messages. I will be very grateful to you.

[pencil]

So in this clip, John and Ringo were 23, Paul was 21, and George was 20. Basically the age of college kids. Insane!

[tokani]

Paul and George: "HoOoOo"
Girl: *dies*

[phebedezwart]

I love how happy Paul is while he performs

[theoreticalphysics]

The Beatles: *exist*
Mid 1960s girls: oMGoMGoMGoMGoMG

[reggiekrager]

With a band like that, you know you should be glad!

[thegirlinquestion]

it's so funny how everytime they shake their moptops and go "ooooO" the girls go CRAZY

[lukedoyle]

The ear piercing reaction from the girls in the audience is absolutely understandable. They really were the best band ever to walk the earth.

[pascalxavier]

I love how the tandem Paul McCartney/George Harrisson works; they are perfectly synchronized together.

[Mop]

I never gave The Beatles a chance when I was younger, but now? Now I get it.

[amandaschaefer]

The way Paul and George shake their mop tops is so darn cute! 😍

[jesusgonzalezs]

When you find out that the beatles didn't have gray skin

[manuelmanes]

I like how the drummers are placed on a high platform back in the day. They're arguably the most important element of any band, after all. They should be more recognized.

[michaelgale]

THE GREATEST BAND EVER! No one comes near them . Grew up from 12 yrs of age listening to n was privileged to live those moments. Impossible to forget!

[huwgriffiths]

When the camera goes to George doing the lead guitar lines at the end, he looks so young and beautiful it makes me want to cry. He was only 20.

[TheArtofGuitar]

The Beatles were the original headbangers, they did it once after every song.

[pauliemccartney]

I love how they always bowed at the end of their songs, very glad because we love them ❤

[ejizdoinghisbesttobekind]

I'm a Beatlemaniac, but these girls took their fandom to the very next level!

[steveoliver]

The most perfect pop song ever! I still turn this one up full volume when it comes on the radio and sing along to it!

[tonirio]

I'm 17 years old now, but love this old music so much.