the Beatles in the recording studio Feb. 19th 1965 (you're going to lose that girl) 

I love John s voice.. So powerful. Like a blade.

You’re listening to the greatest band, ever

This was such a great song. I always thought it was underrated.

John Lennon's voice just cut through this song, amazing!

John's voice is amazing

This is one of my most favorites

Do you notice the line 'If you don't take her out tonight'...how John sings it more softly in the last verse?...what a incredible touch, he must have really thought that out....it's the little nuances like that are just part of what made him a special singer.

I love how diversified the Beatles we're in their singing styles. Nothing tricky, just pure talent used extremely well. That's why the are the greatest band of all time. This song is one of my all time favorites

One of the most underrated songs the Beatles have ever done! The song about one mistreating his GF and one looking on with want in his heart but also having the gall to face him and tell him he will take her away from him if he doesn't treat her right. And what sets it up is his desire for her with his lonely heart "you'll be the lonely one (your not the only one)" here he shows his lonely heart and the love in his heart for her !! Classic writing with the back and forth responses sort of motownish! Love this great song by the boys but especially the outstanding rocking voice of John Winston!! Rock on Beatles!!

One of the greatest Beatle songs from one of their top periods. Great key change into the bridge!

Hearing this again makes me want to start a rock band just like I did in 1965. Damn' it's so great!

This is stunning .. John's vocals are .. I can't find words ....

The best ever! My God, there has never existed such a gifted ensemble as; The Beatles, they captured every mood, every anxiety and everything else related to human experiences in life, their magical originality and musical genius will live on forever. Many have tried to match their unquestionable contribution to the music industry, be it in lyrics, rhythm or variations in composition, alas, they still have no equal, I doubt they ever shall, astonishingly unique and fondly revered for all time.

One problem with the Beatles is when you are so prolific and write so many great songs, Sometimes a song like this kind of gets lost in the cracks and doesn't get the recognition it deserves. If any other group recorded a song like this it would be their top song whereas with the Beatles it's judged as just another song which is too bad. I've always loved everything about this song, so many things about it I can't tell them all.

Beautiful song, John 😍🥰

This is the very song that gave birth to the Mamas and Papas. The harmonies, the call and respond technique…everything.

Thanks for the video and the photos. I've got an autograph signed by Paul later that same evening at the Daily Mirror Golden Ball awards, and you can see on some of the photos, they've changed into their shirts and ties ready to go to the ball.

In her autobiography entitled 'John', Cynthia Lennon describes the day John wrote this song at Kenwood and asked her to come up to his music room and hear it. Nice story, great book.

"Boys are you buzzing?" Love this song!!!

The opening guitar twang gives this away: this is from the movie (“Help!”).

I love the cool bongo part Ringo played too

George's back-up vocal is perfect with John's lead.

This is the 'take' that made it to the "Help!" soundtrack album. I remember every note and nuance ! :)

Great, I love this song.I love John' s voice

One of the best Beatles song and my second favorite on the album Help.

One of my 180 all-time favorite Beatles' songs.

This was recorded on my birthday. I plan to listen to it every year.

What you do, showing us The Beatles recording in studio 2, is magnificent.

This is one of those songs you just want to keep going for a few more verses

You are young a great thing for real Beatlesfans, man. Thank you.

Awww..man thank you so much for this!! 🤩 This was ALWAYS another favorite of mine. Fantastic sound you achieved on this video..love your work of continued Excellence!! ❤️ You Rock 🎸 yet again!!

As per the Beatles, musically amazing song.....changes key in the middle,..,..then back to original key...........great harmonies............cool backup vocals both in timing and the intervals sung by George and Paul...............always something different and new in each Beatles song.....................

Extraordinary!! You have really taken such care with both the audio and visual content! THANK YOU!!!

My favorite Beatles song is the one I'm listening to at the moment. Guess which one that is right now.

Love this!

This is an exceptionally fun song to listen to. I sang this in a cover act, and it was great. Man, if you have a good ear on you (I sure do) one can hear the pitch change from the intro into the main verse. Though were many imperfections in their finished songs, though George Martin was a fine, fine producer. I think their musical shortcomings and the production flaws highlighted their very "human" sound, especially on songs like "Yes It is" and "This Boy." The Beatles were not about perfection, excepting maybe Paul, whose excessive need to perfect his songs almost single-handedly destroyed The Beatles, never mind Yoko and Linda. To be fair, they had all had enough of The Fab Four, excepting Macca. It's neat to hear a Stratocaster in a Beatles song; It was one of the first times that the 1961 Strat would be be employed on a Beatles record.

No one ever speaks of George's background harmonies.

Me encanto esta canción cuando apareció el disco. Yo tenia 13 años.

Makes me love them more❤️

❤ Tempi indimenticabili e irripetibili...

so many favorites

I am crying...

Nice sound for four track recording.

Excellent

GREAT!!! THE BEST👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

1977 first time i saw them on tv. And I spontaneously cried. "One, two, three..🎶You're Gonna Lose that Girl..🎶"

Great song. This version with the count-in is from the movie "Help".

die Beatles reissen mich nach wie vor vom Hocker!

Brilliant.

Great sene in the movie !!

Great song great performance and Great solo

one of the best songs the Beatles ever..

John Lennon is the lead on this…wonderful!

Joseph Albert Cowan channel- really it is unique, with fantastic recording material from The Beatles. Congratulations

¡Para mí es un gran tema que no fue valorado cuando se dió a conocer en el "Help", a pesar de que la presentaron muy bien en la pelicula!....¡No la consideraron tampoco en estas nuevas ediciones 2023 del album rojo; creo que los que disfrutamos escucharla en cualquier época, espacio o tiempo, siempre la consideraremos una extraordinaria canción atemporal!...

Why, why, why does it sound MUCH BETTER than the published version????

True! That girl you like, if you don't take her out, she's definitely going to change her mind

The piano gives it depth.

Sequence from " Help". Studio master as used in film and record release.

Boys are you buzzing?

Mad bongo drumming!

George played the solo with his stratocaster identical to the one John wears in the video. They buyed two identical Sonic Blue Strat

I don't remember a Beatle song, i didn't like!! John and Paul, will forever be in the Guinness book of record's, for the most #1 hits!!

Wonder what it was like the proverbial fly on the wall watching and listening to these lads back in the day? They'd probably swat me flat.

Miss George.

I don't know why because it's such a great song to sing

Rare to hear George doing a count-in for a song that wasn't his.

Needless to say, I am a Beatlemaniac‼️

I was 8, Ringos adapted mini was on display.Seel st. This tune was playing.

Valeu meu brother

Cada dia cantan mejor !!!!

Which mix or remaster is this? Seems better than any other I've heard.

@2:25, that guy looks like the actor Richard Deacon who played Lumpy's father on Leave it to Beaver, lol!

are they buzzing?

I always found this song ironic after finding out how John treated Cynthia

I just subscribed ✅

A suggestion: I am sure most everyone can identify the four Beatles and I would even guess most can identify George Martin, but if you know who the others in the pics are, it would be nice if you could place a caption on the pics identifying those folks.

1,2,3 is George Harrison?

I never wanted to be the one "losing that girl", so that song was a behavior shaper for me. :-)

I sang this in a bar when it was karaoke night and nobody started to dance

Congas

I thought this song was earlier than 65

Possibly Lennon's cleanest falsetto

Excuse me but Ringo was a Beatle. Need more pics of him.

Was the off key singing in the intro intentional? I love this song to death but the intro sounds kinda... Weird

some or most of these photos are of the Rubber Soul sessions I believe

No drums, per se. That leaves only bongos, eh?

Great song but not live - that’s the studio version

Thats a lie

Lennon at his Poppiest. I never really cared for this tune.

This is bullshit. There’s no studio chat or outtakes, just the final song.