The Beatles in the recording studio. Sept. 12th 1963 (I Wanna Be Your man) 

You're welcome Daniel. I have fun creating these wonderful videos.

@@blindowlvideos5813 THANK YOU!!! I TOO..APPRECIATED

@@blindowlvideos5813 , Thank You so so much for all these Beatles videos/songs, I am 65 now and I remember my Mom waking me up to see The Beatles perform on Ed Sullivan, my Mom was only 20, and she Loved The Beatles and bought “me/her” the newest album for my birthdays and on Christmases , Thanx Mom forgetting me into The Beatles when I was only 7 years old 😍

Yeah, I see three cymbals plus the hi-hit in these photos. So yes.

yeah, 2 cymbals attack, 1 Ride, and the Hi hat

I thought it picked up slightly during the solo, then regained it after. It does sound busier, yes. Tey were recording on four-track and had to bounce the tracks a lot, so this would often result in little bits getting lost in the final mix.

@@adrianyoung5979: Well, I like it. I also wish Ritchie had sung a few more tunes throughout their recording career.

No Rob..Some are the actual finished version, some are studio outakes.

Actually they gave it to the Rolling Stones first. Then decided to record it themsewlves, adding insult to injury by having Ringo do the lead vocals. Gotta love John and Paul for doing that.

@@blindowlvideos5813 Actually it was a stroke of genius to have Ringo do the lead vocals on this song. It was perfect for him!

I have two other videos I made from the same date and he is on those (Little Child, and Don't Bother Me). I have to recheck them. I will try posting them both in the next week or so.

@@blindowlvideos5813 Thanks for your reply Joe.

At 1:14 over George’s left shoulder you can see George Martin seated on a chair.

@@gmetfooney78 you’re right he is there. I should put my glasses on.

I checked the Little Child video I made and he is there a few times (George Martin).

Not sure about that. The reason is because when were they ever published? I don't think many fans ever saw these, so I think it was just the photographer trying to get the best shots he could get at the time. I don't don''t think much of these photos are staged. Yes some are, but there were several hundred taken at these sessions on September 11th and 12th, I don't think the beatles had time to stop, and pose for photos when they were in the recording session trying to make an album, certainly not a couple of hundred times. That in itself would take an entire day, and then no recording could have occured for the album. So no, most are not staged when they are playing instruments. A few of the group shots that day....yes. you would be right.

I think I’ll have to hit you Alan - Ringo Starr