Paul McCartney visits George Harrison and touches his face like his baby brother. 

I failed to see anything wrong in George's coment. It was indeed a vegeetarian Leather jacket. George also was vegetarian, by the way, There is nothing wrong and of course Paul would not fire back because there was no reason for that.

Yeah, great. When it goes out of style, just eat it.

@@dabreu George was very obviously taking the p1ss. It's a typically English attitude.

@@TowGunner geez your comment tickled me...

It was ringo who made the comment…

“No George it’s a very fine leg, it’s a nice bit of stocking top.” Not just hilarious but oh so very British

@@oystershucksters4206 Liverpool not British!

@@2fallguy I stand corrected! Sorry amigo

he mostly said it coz ringo was filming

There was nothing especially ‘British’ or ‘Liverpudlian’ about the comments, apart from that fact that both George and Paul are British, and from Liverpool.

haha Paul was always positive even when George made comment "horrible girls"

@@mezzanish Well, not very hot anymore, even if it was Cilla at her 50s and with cigarettes, but it's ok to tell lies if you're Paul.

@@MegaPlexy the Beatles knocked off anything, they could get their hands on!

More like… don’t slag the girls George. We are on camera”

@@cactaceous Ever the PR man, Paul.

And The Best part is that's Ringo speaking

@@enriquemc4Paul and George were the absolutely first Beatles. They met in high school and started playing together. Later on Paul would meet John at a carnival. Kind of sad that Paul and John, with Gearge Martin kept George from participating in making songs. That would be what soured George on Paul and he held a grudge for many years

Correct. What they went through together as young men was absolutely surreal.😮

My life is so dull and boring. Can only imagine what it must have been like.

It's funny. This Paul can't remember the lyrics to Let it Be. But neither can I. I do remember Walrus.

I cant even imagine getting a band together with some guys you met in your hometown and then waking up one morning to discover youre the biggest band in the world. Then suddenly people are chasing you through the streets, waiting outside your homes, and following you around the world. They had very little opportunity to do ANYTHING that wasn't Beatle related, which I believe had a huge part in their breakup. That coupled with Brian dying and leaving them to suddenly have to take care of all the things he had to, they never knew how to do any of it. They needed to get their own space and be themselves..as much as its sad that they broke up, I think it was the healthiest thing they could have done.

@@morpher44 Imagina recordar más de 200 canciones.

It's a shame John wasn't there. In spirit maybe.

Was George sick at the time ?

@@juniorjohnson5961 This occurred 6 years before George got cancer. He was at his bedside near the end.

@@nancydemoss608 beautifully put, I think Paul said elsewhere that they could feel John’s presence while they were doing Anthology.

I don’t think they patched up much.

We lost the Beatles in 1970. They were only around 8-10yrs. It wasn't the same after 1970. So much accomplished in such a short amount of time.

@@jeffreywillis4258 Yes, but their solo careers were astronomical too! I don't really feel like we really lost them then..just my opinion. I almost still don't..I turned 7 the same month they first played Ed Sullivan Show. Had older siblings and music loving parents so we were all right there for all of it and here I still am. They have played a huge part of my entire life, and until Paul and Ringo are gone I don't think I'll ever feel like we've lost them. Can't even imagine what it will be like when those two are gone 😭😭😭

@@lisadc4681 The Lennon/McCartney collaboration ended forever in 1970. I was more interested in the music than the myth and minstrels.

@@jeffreywillis4258 I disagree because like me I really discovered the Beatles around 1971 when I was 9 years old, just like many kids who may discover them now. For me even though my older brother played their records in the 60's in the house, for me it was just like that started when I discovered their brilliance.

@@briansalisbury4764 A matter of perspective I suppose. Not sure what you "disagree" with. I never said their music was dead only that further collaboration died and I believe the Beatles were greater than the sum of their parts.

This

Well Paul said when George died I have lost my baby brother. His words and that is how he described their relationship, Delia Morris

The harmony was even better for me!!

THE HUG makes the music more meaningful for me.

😂

ORRIBLE GUHLS

@Astro Jenkins Ringo was the first to quit the band in 68

I love how he says 'Weren't they?' and no one agrees

"No George it's a very fine leg.." cheeky bartard XD

George was the funniest beatle!

Only another Beatle could take the Mickey out of a Beatle.

But you see Paul immediately show the label, proving that it was fake leather, and George being impressed. That's the kind of thing that would bring them closer than anything else. Paul is as real as it gets about that.

@@sup9542 I don't think he was proving anything. George was a vegetarian himself...he said it was fake leather and Paul showed the label...not because George was in doubt. I do think people here see things that were not happening in the video. By the way, I didn't see Paul touching George's face either. It was a hug. Normal hug. There ia better hug in the same Antholgy.

​@@dabreu No, you're just not understanding this interaction between two mates. Maybe more of a guy thing, taking the piss out of each other, but Paul was like "oh no, you're not getting me there, watch this."

I like to think if he were still on earth, he'd have been there, You must know they thought of him.

Four!

@@Youtuube304s John Lennon is the fallen brother that shaped the world with them .

George and Ringo?

Paul’s double has done well!

@ rowdy yates 😳

@@rowdyyates4273 Stop with the Bullshit

Paul is dead....

Profound comment, said nobody ever!!!! 🤩🤩🤩

@@rossmelanson6999 Your level of profundity requires four exclamation points.

A brotherhood of liverpudlian men";imagine...

@@Fred.pSonic Fred-- Ross Melonhead, er, Melanson...his lack of "Thumbs Up" is equaled only by the paucity of his wit.

The Beatles will never be psychoanalyzed. You would have to know the depth of the brotherhood. Before they were world famous, they were brothers in day-to-day life. There were hardships and failures, long before there was any success. When they were thrown out of Germany they almost thru in the towel. They shared all the hardships as brothers and persevered.

1995 wich is 25 years after they broke up...well Paul and George met in 1973, 1974,1980 and 1981

Sounds like Ringo saying that....?

@@Griwhoolda I think is George 😄

@@Fiko75 Ah, yes, yes - because that's Ringo's laugh afterwards.

Dry humor was a speciality of his.

@@jaybee9269 True 👍

no he was a misogynist

@@biegebythesea6775 I know he was a womanizer but I've never heard anything about him being a misogynist

​@@biegebythesea6775please buy a dictionary.

​@@biegebythesea6775why??

That shows you how the human brain works.

lefthand84 : I’ve just had a laugh-out-loud moment and you were the one who was responsible for it. I thank you.

Wrong key

@@Rightsideup the original recording was sped up iirc, hence the key change

Reminded me of Lucy in the sky

Its Becausr

@@Rightsideup they recorded in Eb and sped it up to Eb 1/2 kinda weird

Thanks for the good comment. I really agree with that brotherhood thingy. 👍🏻

agree. i've never seen two musicians McCartney - Lennon so thrilled to sing and write with each other. They're constantly cracking each other up, looking at each other, encouraging, praising. Every time they're play and look at each other Paul smiles. Ringo was just perfect, a perfect part of the band, too.

Amen

Some folks just want there to be trouble, because they want a soap opera.

Definitely! I see them the same way. Near the end, they were like a kids suddenly orphaned without a parent (Brian). They had no idea of how to take care of their business or who to trust with their career. They didn't want to be the one to screw it up, but in the end they blamed each other for bad business decisions which ended their career together. But when tempers finally calmed, they came back to each other like family would.

Paul and Linda were also vegetarian and maybe that was faux leather ....I'm here posting because like you, I love the Beatles...

Yes, mate. Sidesplitting *crickets*

@@nickslick75 it's been pointed out many times as a funny moment and each comment receives heaps of likes lol, so stop pretending like it's everyone who doesn't find it funny when it was only you.

@@ThisBirdHasFlown Alright, Einstein. Sorry to hurt your feelings. Don't cry! lol

​​@@nickslick75shut up ahole

Thanks for this comment. You summarize this 94/95 period really well.

@@mezzanish Thank you so much for uploading. The Anthology project has kind of been overshadowed now by the Get Back film, but I think that period is to be cherished because Paul and George can't have met up that often since 1970, so any footage is gold dust. The only other time I can think of is that horrible day in the early/mid 70s when they were signing papers for the legal dissolution of The Beatles, George chanting hare krishna and Paul developing his Wings-era mullet!

@@sporkfindus4777 My pleasure and glad to see your comment 😌 . I saw a pic where Paul and Linda were in disguise to watch one of George’s live concert, wish they have the full footage of that.

@@mezzanish Haha, that's so funny! Never seen that before. Paul giving the photographer the 'Vs' as well! It shows the lengths that Paul and Linda went to to attend and enjoy his friend's (brother's) concert, and any past disagreement was water under the bridge. If you're friends from school, you're doing well if you've never fallen out by the time you're in your 30s, even without having a high profile.

@@sporkfindus4777 True that 🙂

@DudeSilad Come on, dude. That's not fair. You can credit Paul without saying that the others "forgot where they came from", as if that's such a bad thing assuming it's even in any way related to the truth. Were you intimately involved in all of their families? And even if you were, unlikely though that may be, can you be certain that you're aware of all of the potentially relevant factors? There's no way you can be. What makes you think that's in any way a fair characterization of what is according to you the failure of the others to visit their families and neighborhoods as much as you think they should? What makes you think that they haven't tried, and then discovered that they were being constantly harassed by people they barely, if at all, ever knew? You sound like you think they owe you something, just for living where they grew up. Personally, if I were one of them, and I read your comment, I'd be saying "Yup, that's exactly why I stopped coming around, is people like this guy."

@@JamesThompson-zk1ht John had a small family. When his Aunt died, he rarely came back. Ringo famously annoyed Liverpool people when he was by asked Jonathan Ross how long has it been since he visited Liverpool. Ringo said seventeen years and then did he miss it. 'Nah' he said. Next day a hedge shaped in to The Beatles was missing Ringo's head. Not sure about George. I was in the pub last night with Paul's cousins.

Well fake Paul actually comes from Edinburgh, Scotland I'm a fan of the beatles music But as persons they were horrible Specially John who neglected his own kid

@@jaimeplaza7277 keep taking those pills son

He was called "the quiet one" because of he was Ill during their tour in America and spent most of the time in his bed while Paul, John and Ringo were having fun. he used to be called the most handsome beatle (Paul was named the most beautiful beatle😂) . You can read in many books memories of people who were around the band, they say in early years George was most living, funny and flirty, he loved talking to journalists and the loved him. But later everything changed. I suppose his personal problems + Beatles made him more dark and depressed.

I'm still looking to get Shea Stadium on film. I'm kinda upset with Ron Howard for showing it in the theaters but not on the home dvd of his really enjoyable film, "8 Days...". Shea Stadium was posted on RU-vid for an hour or so. Pristine sound and clear footage of the entire 20-minute show.

@@lonesomelou4188 I’m just looking forward to the day when all Beatles footage/audio will be released, hopefully. If only more Beatles shows were professionally shot.

They had really good time in Beatles, actually

@@RomanPrag Well, I was talking about their fights before The Beatles broke up. But, yes, they also had good times in The Beatles

Both? You mean all, there’s more than 2 people there

All three of them, Ringo was The one in The campera!!!

@@RomanPragexcept the difficulty of maintaining a drummer. Their first drummer was a remnant of the Quarrymen who stayed on. He quit after a gig went bad. The second guy, went on tour in a van with them to Scotland. It was a disaster. The drummer was injured when they had a traffic accident. He quit when they got back from the tour. John and Paul pleaded with him to come back at his new job. He kept refusing as he operated a forklift. Then of course the Pete Best ordeal. The Beatles needed a drummer to work in Hamburg. They had played at Pete Best’s mother’s Coffee House. She persuaded them to take on Pete. Everyone knows how that ended. Then finally Ringo. Incidentally, Paul had sometimes put the drumming into some of their music tapes without Ringo knowing. So even Ringo wasn’t always good enough.

Not by me, Einstein.

@@nickslick75 well, you've already spelled my name wrong, so we will just excuse you as a person with challenges.

@@magneto7930 That's the spirit, Einstein. Don't cry! lol

I noticed that, too, lmao! Sounded like BBC-era George for that part.

It's beatle sound! The magic was intact

These harmonies bring me to tears. Just think that they haven't sung together in the same room in years.....

What were the harmonies for? Can't work out which Threetles song they ended up on. Real Love?

Yes, the real Beatles sound intact. It's otherworldly.

not always

That’s just your sentimental projection

​@@vladjones2446 No

​@@marguskiis7711 Always

exactly .. to have a band you need an extraordinary amount of ability to love and tolerate each other. And to do it for so many years while creating the music .. like magic..

The Beatles and the rest of the world

Me too🥰

@@dedrajade5394 George pulls him in love that

Yeah same. I was 3 years old when hey jude was played on air in sydney for the first time. In a car seat in mums car. I heard it. Ive been a fan ever since. And same, listening to bands? Beatles first and Wings second and 3rd et al soooo far behind it isnt worth discussing (but probably The Angels or Cold Chisel). I sat down to do a playlist of my favourite beatles songs and decided to stop at a song count of 56 ... When Im sad i listen to them. I wore out 3 vinyl copies of Abbey road, 2 (purchased) tapes (and gods knows how many dubs from the cds) and am on my 4th CD of it... but a hard days night is my favourite album lol...

Thankyou Beatles...thankyou liverpool.....for all these wonderful people you raze...

Here comes the sun 🌞 “even better

Harrison didn't write Something......! 😅

@@ivannagutierrez1009Which no one ever saw him play the RiF of; only the chords........

I believe it's all here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Harrison:_Living_in_the_Material_World

At least the cow was vegetarian

They were only 50plus those days but looked older

@@marguskiis7711 Well, they'd BEEN through an awful lot - and a lot of it was awful.

I assume he called him Richie ever since The Beatles days.

@@mezzanish I know he called him Rich at Twickenham

@@mezzanish They all called him Ritchie most of the time, it was only Ringo in public, or when mentioning him to other people.

@@sporkfindus4777 here’s the video where he says it! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-L2wGn3PB4oU.html

And their music will live on it's timeless, we heard it on the radio, watched them on Ed Sullivan, and today still enjoy listening to the Beatles

No. It’s obviously not George’s voice in the beginning. It’s someone in the background talking to Neil Aspinall, saying “Hello, Neil! How are you?”. You can also hear Mr. Aspinall reply “very well, thank you”. It’s a parallel conversation going on, and Aspinall can even be seen 16 seconds into the video.

Because this is William Shepherd. Paul McCartney died on September 1966 in car crash. This is the truth.

@@justiceforjamespaulmccartney You don’t know the first thing about The Beatles. Neil Aspinall is shown at 0:16. It’s not George’s voice and the voice is saying ”hello Neil, how are you?”. Neil answers “very well, thank you”. Occam’s razor, dammit

@@justiceforjamespaulmccartney go outside and get some fresh air. The Internet is not good for you.

Absolutely. It's the same sound that can be heard on so many Everly Brothers records.

no this makes paul look great. george comes off so badly here.

@@biegebythesea6775 Please stop taking things out of context. You don’t know what his relationship was with the two “ladies”. Only the two of them know exactly what was going on during that time.

@@biegebythesea6775 No, just no. George comes off as someone who had history with those girls. Hmm, maybe it's because he does? Do you know anything about these girls or are you talking out of your ass?

George was a litle Child thats what he was ..

That's because that's the way you 'want' to see it@@biegebythesea6775