The Who "I Saw Her Standing There" 

I call bs to your high school bands being that good. All this lacked was backing vocals

A singer he wasn't, which makes it all the more amazing that Moon put out a solo album. It wasn't good, and he didn't even play drums on it for the most part. He wanted to play Beach Boys music and be the lead singer for the band, life if tough though.

Best drummer ever imo

@@danscibek1590 He was when u commented…and he still is 48 years after he left us.

they're Bad A's 4 sure !!!!

I'm sorry but this Song was first preformed by The Beatles. Just read the whole Videodescription!

It would be a step down from Ringo's drumming

Do you know anything about music? This was written by Lennon and McCartney, and was released on the Beatles debut album in December of 1963

Hopefully, you weren't posing that question to me.

Amen!

Amen, brother!

Even better is him singing Barbara Ann by the Beach Boys. He sings the high part, and he doesn't stink (though he's not fabulous).

Yes...it is hysterical. And NOBODY covers the Beach Boys better than The Who!

Then why you here

@EBISU 88 and you are who?? Lol

@EBISU 88 mistake! I meant that "Who" are you? question to that flake who wrote "Moon sucks", but must have tapped Reply too high or too low instead, sorry.......... L. O. L.😊. But I'm not so little actually, as I've been to 4 Who concerts, including seeing Moonie 🥁 with them in 1976!👍 So there's that.😉

Uh...no.

I m not sure ... :)

As a live band The Who is better Studio Beatles cant be touched by ANYONE

Canada 1973 Pete and Keith both got The Who busted by the Mounties

@@PaulFormentos yes Paul I heard something about that. But it wasn't the getting drunk and doing drugs. Pete and Roger and John were talking about letting Keith Moon go. Right after the tour for the who are you album. They were redoing songs because Keith couldn't keep up with the other guys. That's what the problem was Keith was out of shape. If you ever watch the kids are alright the documentary about the who. Won't get fooled again and teenage wasteland. They had to get Keith to go into the studio and do it over cause of much he was off timing. Then he couldn't do it in the studio. So they went and got someone else to do the drums over the recording. I am not full of shit. I couldn't believe it when I Heard about it. That's why Keith was taking the medicine that killed him. he stopped drinking and the medicine was too help. But Keith was one of those people who believes he needs more than everyone else and he never woke up. That medicine should never have been given to him. They give that medicine to you in the hospital to keep an eye on the person.

jaywhofan I was at that show phenomenal with the clash and David Johansen ;I have to admit The Clash ,maybe cuz of the PA didn't sound too good

On that concert there was also videocameras, that recorded whole gig. So there is two videos where we can see The Who performing live version of this classic Beatles-song.

@@haba3000 Perhaps the author meant to say that is the only recording of the Who with K. Moon covering a Beatles song? No Moonie in 1982.

I like to think the spirit of Moonie lived on in the '82 tour when they played 'I Saw Her Standing There' for their encore. I was lucky to see them at Folsom Field in Boulder Colorado perform this song at the end of two hours of monumental rock. 🤘👏👌👍

@@johnringoo756 Nah, the clash just weren't very good. One of the most over rated bands of all time.

This rehearsal session was the first thing filmed for "The Kids Are Alright", and they had only one camera (according to director Jeff Stein), which is why this is just a static shot, while with "Barbara Ann", they got to maneuver it a bit. As it is, we're lucky something like this survived.

@@Esotereclectic True, especially after BMG let The Vault burn - so much has been lost

the cameras never focused on Entwistle.

Fuck him We all know The Ox was the best

He actually begged the Beatles to let him "join the gang" but Paul explained to him nicely that they already had Ringo.

Carlos Arias I know, it's ridiculous! The Beatles were the first "rock band" as we came to know the term. Everyone else just copied them in some way, shape, or form.

Any human being that tries to argue against the Beatles’ massive influence is just plain ignorant and deserves to be laughed and pointed at!!!

Not many know that Ozzy worships Lennon

Grateful Dead They did cooler songs like Lucy in the sky and All Too Much

Blows "Barbra Ann" outta the water!

Likely an i$$ue with procuring the rights. But yeah, this is awesome and should have been in TKAA

@@jameshenderson9574 He mentioned that in the DVD bonus interview. Including a Lennon/McCartney song would cost about the same as the film's entire production budget!!!

He tries on his solo album Not successfully

@@PaulFormentos lol

@The SNES Man The Who also covered Jan & Dean's "Bucket T" on record.

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-b5iJNeROPnM.html

@@minherv The Beatles didn't write Twist and Shout...

@@lelopez86 And they did other Fabs tunes according to Rog.

you can also find them doing twist and shout

Twist and Shout was originally by the Isley Brothers.

Twist and Shout, written in 1961 by Phil Medley and Bert Berns The song was originally recorded by the Top Notes. Then by the Tremeloes and the Isley Brothers in 1962.