The Beatles - All My Loving - Dutch TV, 1964 [Colorized]. With Jimmie Nicol on Drums. 

I concur. I have been playing for a very long time and watching John in this I realize I never thought to strum like that, not in any song.

@@deepenwadhwa4027 no

About John's rhythm guitar I Agree!!

Brilliant 🎸🎶

@@deepenwadhwa4027 behave yourself!

Fax, they are Soo happy in their early era 😭

Yep. My favorite period too. 70 now. I lined my walls with posters from 16 magazine every month - them, the DC5, Herman, Kinks lol. About 2 years from this performance they are sick of it and quit the road for good. You can see and hear it in their no longer happy mugs in the press interviews of '66. And of course when they quit the road they were no longer a "band" and it was the beginning of the end. But for me pre moustache Fabs were the BEST. 🎸

Same. Agree yes. I’m 70 and those glorious early days still the best for me

They were so cute back then.

yeah, this one features George right there with Paul singing.

@@morpher44 houve uma troca, depois do solo, o Paul fez o contra canto ( braziliam )

Love seeing John in the back around 1:25 looking on at them harmonising like a proud father

always I assumed it was Paul & John until seeing this. Bravo George, the under utilized Beatle!

Incredible

Yes!

He was never overshadowed. The 4 of them glowed one way or another

@@gerardomartinez8314 Yup. 👍

He was - but the more impressive talent on this song is actually John. The precise rapid fire 16th note chords.... that's harder to do than George's fairly bog standard Chet Atkins style solo.

In my humble opinion, the most technical musician in the band... An introspective intelligence... my favorite Beatle...

@@admiralbob77 He's actually playing triplets, not sixteenth notes! ; )

no they still do harmonise in the recorded song

@@maxwoodsevans yeah but both parts is Paul singing on the album version

live, they always do the same harmony. george singing the "standard" lead, and paul singing the high 3rd harmony. check for other live performances and you'll notice george's voice better.

@@maxwoodsevansThere isn't any comparison to the recorded version to this version. We can clearly hear George with Paul. As I stated, I love this harmony of their voices.

Their Washington performance of this song is nice. Paul's mic isn't loud enough so you can really hear George.

Yea, it's just an assumption but he could've understood what they were going for with their music. You play for the song and that's what Ringo did, Nichol's wanted to honor the groups style which is very respectable for sure.

Imagine being defined for the rest of your life by a blip, eight shows. Strange. Glad he got one on TeeVee.

Took you really long then

Took the words out of my mouth 👄🤪

I know right? 🥺 ❤️

They might be ok...

А кто на барабанах?

Thousands of hours playing together... True!!!!!!!

John never quite got the credit for his guitar playing..Did he?

@@erickemper7779 He was asked by a reporter how good he was on guitar.John said ask Eric Clapton he thinks I'm a decent player..

@@fougee1 Now that you mention it I kind of remember that ", thank you

No Illuminati symbolism. MAGA

So awesome. And listen to the screams at the beginning of the guitar solo. It is not easy to sustain that presence and naturalness on stage. He was only 20 years old and he acted like a veteran musician, who knew the business perfectly

I think he was more like 22, but nonetheless........

@@marykolar7319 No actually 20. It says the audio was recorded at the Ed Sullivan rehearsal which was prior to George's 21st birthday on Feb. 25th

@@marykolar7319 Born: February 25, 1943

Oh wow. I bet he relived that day for the rest of his life.

Listening I could tell the difference. He was keeping a beat but clearly wasn't Ringo.

He's doing a better job than Ringo imo

Thanks! I was scratching my head on that one.

@@ronnieguitar99 look at the desc. itsnot the audio from this concert

Yep, it lasted about 10 days

Absolutely.

I believe Paul said the reason HE picked up the bass to replace Stu was John was just to good on rhythm guitar.

@@DesertMike I dig this.

​@Michael Wade correct... Ringo says still the best ever

however; I was just reminiscing and listening to a few versions, and I think that vocal harmony might be Paul’s, with George singing the melody! Which makes Paul, once again, a musical genius.

@@craniofacialsurgeon This is great standard which is a unique flower of its own bland in which they were helped by people in Parliphone ,George Martin and others...Times when they used to go through a lot of listening and checking out all those world music recordings and classical composers...Spoken by Ringo in one of the interviews back in 1980s and also I have heard it from the guy who was employee back than 1963/64 in EMI...The basis for the verse of this song comes from Tchaikovsky and his "Swans Lake" thats that haunting beauty of the melody...Chorus is Motown inspired most likely original...guitar solo by George is his own take on Chet Atkins and his hybrid technique (later on Clapton and numerous others will bring that into pop and blues). Verse Russian influence is accentuated by John Lennon and his Ricky simulating sound of balalaika (just electrical)...crescendo /vivo style as you could hear them playing like that on their journey down the great Don river... Harmony's on chorus pure Motown girls band but on the last two verses it George and Paul being influenced by Everley Brothers and Apalachan close harmony where Paul accentuates and changes vocal position twice in order to sing in more unison with George in that particular part...Bland of the right ingredients brought the new sound...not to forget Paul's melodic bass line which is probably the greatest compliment to the song itself...the biggest invention together with those loud drums...Ringo would be more on the cymbals and high hats though Nicole was heavy on the bass drum and snare and toms...Work of the genius that whole song...and they have paid homage to all those musicians back in America that were they idols or influencers but in totally new sound...

@@craniofacialsurgeon yes, paul switches to the harmony and george takes the main melody. their vocal harmonies are amazing. almost like the everly brothers.

and not just that, he had the sexiest legs in the Beatles, the way he moves is just awesome here

@@craniofacialsurgeon Yes, I think that high part is Paul. George would be delegated to continue the regular notes and Paul jumps to the higher harmony. The highs sound very Paulish.

Always my favorite Beatle. If I could only listen to one Beatles record for the rest of my life, it would be 'Here Comes the Sun' b/w 'Rain.'

Genius

So good that they even got by without Ringo. Couldnt hear them anyway. Beatles for Eternity.

But who is the drummer? Doesn't look like Ringo... Just kidding :)

Jimmie was a good drummer who randomly dissapeared. felt bad for him cause the girls where ignoring him.

The drummer is Jimmy Fallon

Thanks for that

And he highlights the quality of Ringo’s touch.

Yeah but it's not ed Sullivan show ig

Isnt John Lennon rythm guitar in this song what makes this song especial?

@@someguy-he2nj Yes it is yhe Ed Sullivan show. Check the video description. Video is from the Netherlands but audio is Ed Sullivan show.

@@billybronco4223 Why?!

@@lemurianchick read the description.

Spot on with the vocal harmonies and love that hybrid picking solo.

I'm a rhythm guitarist, have been for 44 years. There is nothing easy about John's playing in this song. But he makes the strumming look effortless. Incredible...

It's not that hard to strum at that speed, but it *is* hard to keep a grip on your pick (plectrum), and if you drop it you have to strum using your nails, and *that's* hard.

@@BeatlesCentricUniverse So I'm "clueless" because I have a different opinion to yours? Seems a bit excessive :)

​@Zak Martin your nuts. Never ever ever heard

Never ever heard that. That's nuts

In this case, 13 is a lucky number.

I heard Ringo was sick wuth the flu

Ringo didn't like that.

@@012345678976164 didn't like what, being replaced?

@@anthonyxuereb792 Yes, he said in Anthology.

True. first thing he says nice about John. It absolutely made the song

You're right! I've been practicing this rhythm part for years now and I can say now that I mastered it.

@@beatlealex9129 I can also play it now, but man it was really VERY DIFFICULT at first.

Try singing at the same time, I died

I will try to play this, a rickenbacker would help though. Sounds fun and hard to maintain throughout.

Also Lennon is using his 12 string ric instead of his 6

I remember thinking exactly the same thing!

ALSO AMAZING

Hello 👋 Nancy How are you doing? Hope you are fine. I'm Scott Clifford from Denver Colorado. Where are you from? You seem like a real country girl

No john and george Made this gr8. Without the guitar 🎸 there is nooooo song

@@scottclifford5594she dont want you lil bro

@@scottclifford5594 alright unc lets get u back to the retirement home

Ringo ... A lefty on a right handed set. Gives the sound a lot of swing.

I wish I had a dollar for every sucker I’ve stumped with the name of Jimmie Nicol as an official Beatles drummer, albeit for 8 tour dates in ‘64…

He carried the weight. Admirable.

I hadn't noticed that it wasn't Ringo on drums, but I did think that it didn't sound quite right. Jimmie did do a good job, though.

you got it bro im a drummer ,,i think jimmie was the shit,,he had no rehearsal's,,he learned ringo's parts from hearing the records,,the beatles were so lucky to get him

This is one of the few Paul songs that John doesn't trash, probably because his triplet over 4/4 guitar part is so unique and ands so much to the song

I like how he looks up at the fill in drummer as if to say: "Are you doing ok up there"? 😊

@@FairfaxJack Amazing how many guitarist I have worked with can't get that part right, they can't play the triplet! And it did take me a while to get it down, it's not easy.

The couplets come out really equal and it is much faster than you think! It had something to do with that early banjo applied style he began with? ,but he was also a shrewd dude adding a kind of percussion beat. What can be said is that it's a form of attack which he used now and then. Not easy to imitate.

Yeah， it is also my feeling

Me too! That's what I love about these videos because it never came through clearly in the albums.

Easily.... the best. Ringo always says it.

U are not kidding. To keep that pace for that length of time. Wow! Outstanding!

He was adequate

Even John had difficulty with it a few years later when they played Australia. Video here on youtube

Wow, you're absolutely correct. I never knew John played a 12 string Rickenbacker 325 until I saw your comment along with a few others, and went back and looked at his guitar tuners in the video. Awesome stuff!

@@juve987654 yeah. He used it on words of love on the Beatles For Sale album

YEAHHHH JOHNNNNN ❤🎉

And what about Miss Yoko Ono?

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He was so at ease with those fast Triplets!

It’s not only tricky mentally but it’s a physical workout

@@n1night635 Yes, and John makes it look so easy 😀

It isn't only not easy, it's very difficult.

I feel very fortunate to have seen them in concert in 1965.

The Pre Fab Four, ladies and gentlemen... The Rutles!

Ringo says he's johns the best.

John was always wise cracking!

Hello, friend. Greetings from the U.S.A. I’ve been to Brazil as a little boy. Rio De Janeiro. One of the best memories of my life! 🇧🇷

I'm 58 love the beatles songs love all my loving

I am a Beatle fan I grow with them the biggest mistake they made was when they compared themselves With Christ. John said we have more followers than Christ. Thereafter the band broke up and John was also killed .I am still Beatle fan I like their music it was the most successful band

@@user-ty5mr2ps7ewhat’s your favorite album? Mines sgt peppers or revolver haha

@@bigtimestories7506mines the Please Please me album

The drummer is not Ringo.

Hello 👋 Jamie. How are you doing? Hope you are fine. I'm Scott Clifford from Denver Colorado. Where are you from? You seem like a real country girl

@@scottclifford5594she dont want you lil bro

Thinking the same thing!!

Here I am, “big” Beatles fan and I never knew it was George who was doing the harmonies. I always assumed it was John. Guess I’m not the Beatles fan I thought I was.

@@djstarsign It's John on the record actually. Maybe John prefered not to sing live to concentrate on the rhythm ?

@@tomiroquai Incorrect! If you’re talking about the last verse, it’s actually Paul recording a harmony with himself.

@@rodclarke8957 my bad, you're right ! Thank you.

The Glimmer Twins? (aka The Rolling Stones) still playin' ...

@@rainerwaansinn not better than The Beatles

@@cadereimer6163 yes better, the beatles were just in the right time and place, had talent especially for that time and the new style of music and looks.

@@rainerwaansinn The Rolling Stones don't have 20 #1 Songs on the Billboard charts. Plus in the Guinness World book of Records.

@@rainerwaansinn No, not even close.

Yes it's a extremely hard thing to do!

Underrated by whom..?

@@flashfish123 Not talked about widely, not recognized, there are always talks about how he sings great, how great of songwriter he is, but very rarely is mentioned the ability to play bass and sing at the same time etc etc...

Exactly!!

@@bojanpavlovic9122 Paul said his most difficult bass line was Benefit of Mr Kite

Great solo by George as well.

John couldn't sing and play the triplets at the same time.

Born in 78, I especially love Lennon too. Really wish I could’ve been around at the height of their popularity.

Born In 1955, I love led zeppelin the stones, jimmie hendrix, etc...however, when I saw the beatles live on ed sullivan, at 8 years old, to me? They were...(and still are) just like a drug, I can't get enough of them! And yes...john lennon, my favorite...is one cool dude!

Your story it's awesome!! That's such an experience you'll never lost for the rest of your life. You're one of those few blessed ones that somehow shared a time with the 4 best ever!! ✌️🇬🇧🇺🇾🙏

Thank you for viewing!

Don't cry ,baby !

@@user-fd1bk9ye2v yes, but they are happy tears reminding me of this great music I first heard in childhood 😊

Don't you find you are learning so much more about them than we could back then?

What happened when you were 64?

Very good drummer but Ringo was a GREAT drummer.

That IS Ringo on the audio boys. Read the description.

Sorry but they are doing playback, if you look at jimmy he is no even playing seriously

Okay, I still stand by my post and what are you sorry about?

I'm glad you enjoyed :D

And they are pure magic. There's Beatle music and everything else.

it's audio from another source. they're clearly miming on tv

That face ain't George, pal.