[00:00.56]RED:Hi,my name is Red Robinson
[00:02.36]Since 1954,I've been at the center of rock n' roll
[00:05.69]I was there when rock was born
[00:07.51]Rock n' roll went to a soft period in the early sixties
[00:11.94]The British never stop rocking
[00:12.03]And then was reborn
[00:13.51]and by the mid-sixties invade the North America with a solid sound of rock n' roll
[00:18.25]and have been last for number of years
[00:20.34]And we now refer to those years as the”British invasion”
[00:23.99]It was spirit-headed by the Beatles
[00:25.18]who give rock n' roll a new breath of life
[00:27.54]The fifties launched the new sound
[00:29.83]and the sixties enhanced it60
[00:31.70]The Beatles's music took the sound into a new height of appreciation
[00:34.91]adding millions of new fans along the way
[00:38.14]In 1964,Beatlemania swiped North America and the world
[00:42.76]It was the birth of the mercy sound
[00:45.47]It was only a matter of time before the chief proponent of British rock would take the music on tour
[00:50.53]The first Beatles tour of North America took place in 1964
[00:54.66]The circuit included the Pacific Northwest and the city of Vancouver
[00:58.88]It was entirely inproperate that the Beatles should make an appearance in Vancouver
[01:02.83]Where that city had welcomed the king of rock n' roll Elvis Presley in 1957
[01:07.75]More than twenty thousand fans assembled at the Empire stadium on Saturday,August 22nd
[01:13.60]Eight-nine newsmen crowded into a room designed for forty
[01:17.37]including the travelling Beatles expert from the Liverpool Echo and the London Daily Mirror
[01:22.55]And the tennis-match press conference began with the Beatles winning the match
[01:28.24]GEORGE: Cuz the pilot didn't have a little stamp on his bit of paper
[01:31.51]JOHN:We got here and had to go back
[01:33.35]PAUL:There was one little thing missing on the paper
[01:35.33]Q:That happened while you were in the air over Vancouver
[01:36.57]GEORGE: We were almost here
[01:37.46]and he turned 'round went back
[01:39.05]got a little thing stamped on his passport, and then
[01:41.75]JOHN: And we had more chicken sandwiches
[01:43.31]GEORGE: And then we came again
[01:44.86]And then the police took us for a forty minute tour of the of the city
[01:49.05]JOHN: Because they weren't ready here
[01:50.11]PAUL: There was something not ready, you know
[01:51.63]GEORGE: Apart from that we were on time
[01:53.42]Q: How did you like it
[01:54.28]JOHN: Very good Only we were starving, you know
[01:57.22]Q: On a percentage basis these days
[01:58.30]what are you taking out of America compared with Britain, in earning power
[02:01.74]_Money Money
[02:02.98]JOHN: I haven't a clue
[02:03.52]Q: Money, I'm aware
[02:04.50]PAUL: Definitely No we don't know how much, you know Really
[02:05.76]JOHN: Do you get more in America
[02:09.35]PAUL: You won't believe us, but
[02:10.80]JOHN: I figure we get more here, 'cuz it's so far away from home
[02:13.52]PAUL: The only reason
[02:15.61]Q: There's a rumor you own a bank in England Is that correct
[02:17.31]PAUL AND GEORGE: No
[02:17.93]JOHN: No, we just borrow it now and then
[02:21.39]Q: What's your deal with
[02:22.47]PAUL: John John
[02:23.63]JOHN: What
[02:24.62]_Just gettin' it clear, John
[02:25.57]JOHN: Oh
[02:26.33]PAUL: John
[02:26.91]Q: What is your deal with EMI which, of course, is Capitol Records
[02:29.32]PAUL: Yeah
[02:30.16]Q: Is it a long-term contract, and if so, how long
[02:31.65]PAUL: No, it actually, I think it expires next year
[02:33.53]JOHN: I think it expires next year or something like that
[02:35.17]GEORGE: It expires any year now
[02:36.58]Q: Will you remain with them
[02:37.63]JOHN: Depends what they say
[02:38.64]GEORGE: Who knows
[02:39.18]Q: Oh, you'll buy them
[02:40.92]Q: What are your plans for movies
[02:42.76]PAUL: We've got to do a new one in February Februar-ar-ary
[02:48.49]There aren't we haven't made any plans for it as yet We talked to the director
[02:53.15]Q: No plans
[02:54.01]PAUL: No, nothing
[02:54.91]GEORGE: No title, no script
[02:56.31]RINGO: No script-- No actors
[02:57.27]Q: Are you gonna do any more (vocal) solos, Ringo, on any future records
[03:01.14]RINGO: Umm I suppose so, you know
[03:04.72]Q: When are you going to retire, fellas
[03:08.10]RINGO: About ten minutes
[03:11.11]Q: In a past interview
[03:12.11]you once said that you didn't mind being in the spotlight twenty-four hours a day
[03:16.94]Isn't there the odd time that you do enjoy doing common things, and just having it all to yourself
[03:21.97]JOHN: When we're asleep
[03:25.10]Q: When is that
[03:25.89]JOHN: I don't know
[03:28.52]RINGO: Next Thursday
[03:29.02]PAUL: Very busy
[03:29.78]Q: Are you going to immigrate to the States, fellas
[03:30.43]BEATLES: No
[03:31.09]Q: Why
[03:31.85]GEORGE: 'Cuz we like England
[03:33.90]Q: Who are your favourite recording artists
[03:35.77]_Uh, Little Richard's one
[03:38.26]_Marvin Gaye, Mary Wells, The Exciters
[03:44.42]_Jackie DeShannon
[03:45.26]_The Miracles
[03:46.88]_Derek Taylor
[03:48.84]_Chuck Jackson
[03:49.54]Q: When you people were initially starting did The Crickets have any influence in your sound at all
[03:51.96]_When they were with Buddy Holly, yeah
[03:53.55]_Marian Williams
[03:56.27]Q: How about the name, did that have any influence
[03:58.04]The Crickets and The Beatles
[03:59.30]JOHN: Can't remember, it could've You know, it's so long ago
[04:06.47]Q: What's the most unusual request you've ever had from a fan
[04:09.08]JOHN: Well, I wouldn't like to say, really!
[04:13.61]Q: Are you fellas identified with either the mods or the rockers
[04:19.08]JOHN: Uh well, the rockers think we're mods
[04:20.52]and then the mods think we're rockers, I think
[04:23.22]Q: Do you enjoy beating off girls
[04:24.59]JOHN: We don't do it, the police do it
[04:27.37]Q: Do you feel safe riding in an airplane
[04:29.49]JOHN: Not really As safe as you can be in an airplane, I suppose
[04:33.52]Q: Are you going to write another book, John
[04:35.04]JOHN: Uhh well, yes
[04:36.46]Q: When is it coming out
[04:37.57]JOHN: I don't know I can't seem to be able to
[04:38.72]Q: What are you going to call it
[04:39.94]JOHN: I don't know that either
[04:41.95]Q: Does every city look the same
[04:43.71]JOHN: No Some have trees, some don't
[04:45.63]Q: What are your plans for the next ten years
[04:48.47]JOHN:What are your plans, son
[04:50.31]RINGO:Can you speak up, please!
[04:53.28]RINGO: I haven't planned anything I just keep going, you know
[04:55.09]see what happens It's more fun
[04:58.05]_Ringo, are you engaged to Maureen Cox
[04:59.92]RINGO: No!
[05:00.47]Q: Are you going to be
[05:01.03]RINGO: No! Anything else
[05:04.92]Q: Do you think overexposure with movies and too many record releases perhaps could damage your career at all
[05:10.20]JOHN: We don't release any more records than anybody else, it just so happens
[05:13.08]RINGO: We've only made one movie
[05:14.24]JOHN: they make everything we make into a single over here
[05:16.47]PAUL: In fact, we we
[05:17.20]JOHN: We've made three albums
[05:18.46]PAUL: sorry
[05:18.93]_Tell him sorry, Paul
[05:22.10]GEORGE: In England, we made three albums!
[05:29.49]GEORGE: And they've got seven out over here, or about seven
[05:32.14]RINGO: So work that out for yourselves
[05:33.74]JOHN: They just make 'em up
[05:34.51]PAUL: In fact, we've made less records than most people So there We've only made
[05:39.58]I think we've only ever made seven singles
[05:42.91]and it seems to me like thousands, you know
[05:45.47]Q: Over here, we get one every day
[05:46.24]PAUL: Over here, yeah
[05:47.12]RINGO: Lucky
[05:48.15]PAUL: Well, we only made seven, you know
[05:49.58]Q: I notice none of you smoke, do you have any drinking habits
[05:51.45]BEATLES: We do smoke
[05:52.29]Q: You do
[05:52.89]JOHN: What's this
[05:53.58]Q: Ahh, right
[05:54.56]JOHN: It's not peanuts, you know! Ha ha ha!
[05:55.83]PAUL: We drink Drink, too
[05:57.70]RED:One of the press representatives asks at this point
[06:00.45]How many of the quartet are the original Beatles
[06:03.05]JOHN: The three of us
[06:04.86]PAUL: Ringo
[06:05.55]Q: Who was the boy that was ahead of
[06:07.24]_A fella called Pete Best
[06:08.04]RINGO: I'm the one that died
[06:08.62]Q: Why did he quit
[06:14.92]JOHN: We threw him out
[06:15.94]PAUL: He really was It's one of those things, you know
[06:17.73]Recording manager said he wasn't
[06:18.81]Q: How long does your show last
[06:19.08]JOHN: Thirty minutes
[06:19.93]Q: Thirty minutes
[06:22.38]PAUL: Just a bit over thirty, yeah
[06:24.39]Q: What's worse facing the kids or a mob like this
[06:27.02]JOHN: Mmmmmmmm
[06:29.75]PAUL: No, it's We enjoy it, you know This, even
[06:32.23]RINGO: Even
[06:32.55]PAUL: Even this!
[06:34.86]Q: Do you feel responsible for making Britannia rule the airwaves
[06:37.82]JOHN: No
[06:39.03]PAUL: Ooh Ohh You worked that one out, didn't you
[06:45.23]Q: What is the best city you've ever played
[06:47.49]JOHN: I don't know
[06:48.66]RINGO: It's impossible, you know
[06:50.15]PAUL: Actually, one of the wildest audiences was, I think, Glasgow
[06:53.47]RINGO: Glasgow, Scotland
[06:54.99]RED:Here our reporter asked Paul if he brought along his dad
[06:58.10]PAUL: No Well, actually my dad's having a better time than I am He's got a
[07:04.07]he's got a house, a race horse He's just been for a week in Athens I wish I was him
[07:10.01]Q: How much time-off do you get in a year
[07:12.36]PAUL: About
[07:13.04]JOHN: We get good enough holidays, when we get 'em
[07:14.60]RINGO: Couple of months
[07:15.04]PAUL: Three or four weeks a year
[07:16.57]Q: How can you enjoy them, when I hear that in Hawaii you had to leave after just a few days
[07:18.58]JOHN: We weren't going to Hawaii, we were just passing through, you see
[07:20.84]GEORGE: We only stayed there the night on the way to Tahiti
[07:23.25]Q: Did you like it
[07:24.11]PAUL: Yeah
[07:24.88]JOHN: What Hawaii
[07:25.44]Q: Yeah, Hawaii
[07:25.80]JOHN: It was alright
[07:26.46]GEORGE: But only staying there the night on the way to Tahiti
[07:30.24]PAUL: Say it again, George
[07:31.90]GEORGE: He's got it
[07:33.10]Q: Have any of the political parties in England tried to carry favor with you and use you for their own benefit
[07:39.02]JOHN: No They all give us a mention just in case
[07:42.54]GEORGE: We had our pictures taken with Bessie Braddock and Harold Wilson, though
[07:46.80]PAUL: Yeah, but we don't know enough about politics to support one or the other, you know
[07:50.93]Q: You're all Torries, is that correct
[07:52.44]RINGO: We're nothing
[07:53.33]PAUL: Not really
[07:54.28]JOHN:  Whoever gives us the most money, you know We vote for them
[07:58.37]RED:One of the most fascinating questions in this conference was the number of people employed by Beatles at that time
[08:05.42]Q: How many people do the Beatles employ, as a group The organization, The Beatles, Limited
[08:10.56]PAUL: Oh, us I don't know, you see, because much of the people that work with us
[08:13.65]GEORGE: I think 'we' only employ about two people
[08:15.58]PAUL: Most of the people that work with us work for 'NEMS,' which is our manager's company
[08:20.84]GEORGE: We employ two, and that's it
[08:22.96]PAUL: And they have artists like Gerry and the Pacemakers, Cilla Black, and alot of other people, you know Billy J Kramer
[08:26.65]JOHN: We have two permanently with us One press agent and one road manager Oh no, and a heavy
[08:31.23]PAUL: There he is This one-- with the mic
[08:34.68]Q: You do carry a bodyguard, then
[08:37.28]BEATLES: No
[08:38.72]JOHN: You don't need to with all those police!
[08:41.40]Q: Do you find that you're losing your popularity in England
[08:43.95]JOHN: No, not according to record sales
[08:46.91]Q: Then it's all just rumors
[08:48.53]PAUL: Yeah Actually, we heard before
[08:49.96]JOHN: They've been knocking us off since the third record
[08:51.52]PAUL: before we went to Liverpool last time
[08:54.41]for the Northern Premiere of the film, you know
[08:56.84]we'd been down in London alot
[08:58.87]because we'd been doing the film and TV and things
[09:00.49]and everybody was saying
[09:02.26]I've just been up to Liverpool
[09:03.52]and they hate you up there
[09:04.58]and it's terrible Nobody likes you anymore
[09:06.49]And we believed 'em, you know, 'cuz we read the paper, same as anyone else
[09:10.13]And we went up there
[09:11.11]and it was the most ridiculous reception we've had anywhere, you know
[09:13.96]So I give-in believing these rumors
[09:16.56]Q: Can I ask you if you've ever had a press reception in a more uncomfortable room
[09:19.77]JOHN: Yeah
[09:21.11]PAUL: I don't know
[09:21.99]Q: Where
[09:22.61]JOHN: I don't know
[09:23.18]Q: How do you feel being compared to Dave Clark Five
[09:28.15]JOHN: We're compared to everybody
[09:31.67]PAUL: Don't mind
[09:32.55]Q: How about your horse, how's it doing your race horse
[09:34.86]PAUL: Great! The first time out It's not mine, it's my dad's
[09:39.12]you know It's nothing to do with me First time out it came second, and the last time out it won
[09:43.42]JOHN: And then it died
[09:47.94]Q: Does this mob of police protection come out of your take
[09:50.61]or is the management here to accept responsibility for paying them
[09:53.36]JOHN: I don't know who pays 'em, but we don't
[09:55.34]PAUL: The last place we played at, it was the management of the place I don't know, it may be the same now
[09:59.30]GEORGE: But we just tour, we don't do all that
[10:01.95]Q: You'd miss them, though
[10:03.02]PAUL: Oh, yeah
[10:03.68]RINGO: Really
[10:04.32]JOHN: Yeah Well I mean, if we can't get in a place, we can't go, can we It's the promoter's money
[10:07.76]Q: How long will you be on the road before you go home
[10:09.23]PAUL: About four more weeks
[10:12.11]Q: What is the best group of teenagers, well-behaved, you've ever had
[10:17.13]PAUL: Um I don't know They're about the same all over the world Just got different accents
[10:25.11]Q: What city have you had your worst time in
[10:26.53]PAUL: City，Don't know, because
[10:28.88]you know things that some people think are the worst time, we think are the best
[10:33.78]you know But I can't remember a worst time
[10:36.63]Q: You've been roughed-up and jostled in various places you've been
[10:40.16]Can you think of one in particular that was worse than the others
[10:41.47]PAUL: No, you know Not
[10:42.63]JOHN: We've not been really roughed at all, you know
[10:43.93]Q: Where do you think the biggest reception crowd has been
[10:46.57]JOHN: Biggest crowd was Liverpool
[10:47.68]RINGO: Liverpool
[10:49.23]Q: How many
[10:49.82]JOHN: I don't know
[10:51.00]GEORGE: A lot
[10:52.05]JOHN: Just more than the other
[10:53.20]Q: Sydney was the biggest, wasn't it
[10:54.71]PAUL: Sydney
[10:55.13]JOHN: Ah, well
[10:55.78]PAUL: I don't know, but there was alot in Liverpool
[10:58.17]Q: How long did it take you to make your movie
[11:00.86]JOHN: Eight weeks, was it
[11:01.79]PAUL: Yes
[11:02.90]JOHN: They were trying to make it in three, but we argued
[11:04.74]Q: Do you like the movie
[11:05.25]PAUL: It's good, you know
[11:05.98]Q: How's it doing where it's showing, do you know
[11:09.31]RINGO: It's doing well
[11:09.74]JOHN: It's breaking records, I've heard I don't want to brag
[11:15.41]Q: Is it true that some of your birthday mail went in the fire and you didn't even see it
[11:18.75]GEORGE: No, untrue Well, I think so Actually, it was, umm
[11:24.91]PAUL: I don't think that was the rumor anyway, you know
[11:27.06]JOHN: The rumor was it went in the bin By the time it gets over here, it's on fire
[11:30.15]PAUL: Some people found some mails and I think it was about two letters out of thousands
[11:37.17]you know which had been unopened They'd been sent to the fan clubs
[11:41.42]and the fan club was supposed to open and read 'em
[11:43.16]and then throw 'em And there were about two that they'd forgotten to open
[11:45.97]so this was a great big scandal, you know It was just a slip-up
[11:51.39]Q:Thank you very much!
[11:52.30]JOHN:Than you!
[11:54.48]RED:We joined the Beatles two years later in 1966 in Seattle,Washington,the date is August 27th
[12:01.24]Another city,and another press conference,it’s 8 pm
[12:04.85]Fifteen thousand fans are vailing for the night performance in the Seattle Colosseum
[12:09.59]Meanwhile the presses again talking with Beatles
[12:12.37]Leading up to B-Day,rumours had abounded that Paul Cartney is going to marry long-time girlfriend Jane Asher,
[12:18.69]Sister of Peter Asher of Peter&Gordon fame,but it turned out to be just that rumours
[12:24.61]MC: Can we have the first question, please
[12:27.24]Q: John, could you please tell me something about your new movie, 'How I Won The War
[12:33.25]JOHN: Oh, I don't know anything about it except for I'm in it
[12:36.79]and it's about the last world war
[12:37.58]Q: I'd like to address a question to Paul McCartney
[12:39.95]Would you confirm or deny the report of your marriage to Jane Asher in Seattle this evening
[12:45.83]PAUL: It's tonight, yeah
[12:46.79]Q: What time and where
[12:47.71]PAUL: Tonight-- I can't tell you that, now can I
[12:51.43]PAUL: I couldn't tell ya it's a secret
[12:53.78]GEORGE: OK, it's a secret We don't want all the people there, do we
[12:54.97]Q: You are confirming the report
[12:56.89]PAUL: No, not really It was it's a joke
[12:59.11]Who started this Anyone know Does anyone know I just got in today and found out I was getting married tonight
[13:05.43]No, she is not coming in tonight as far as I know
[13:09.18]GEORGE: And if she does, we are going out tonight anyway cause we'll miss her
[13:14.70]Q: I'd like to direct this to any of the Beatles Do you believe that you represent a different type of morality
[13:20.19]or a new type of morality-- than, say, the 'Rolling Stones' or the protest groups
[13:24.31]JOHN: Are they a protest group Since when
[13:26.99]Q: No 'OR a protest group
[13:28.81]PAUL: OR a protest group! No We don't represent anything like that
[13:35.91]It's the 'Cyrkle' that do that
[13:40.29]_'Turn Down Day' I think you've heard that one, haven't you! Folk song!
[13:44.03]Q: I'd like to ask John Lennon a question
[13:45.57]I hope I get a chance to ask him a second one This is sort of double-barreled I'd like to know your motivation in this Money I'd like to think it's enjoyment
[13:54.99]and I'd like to think you're having as much fun as you seem to be when you're doing it
[13:59.05]JOHN: Well, when I look as though I'm having fun
[14:01.43]I am, you know When I'm not-- I'm not, usually So it varies
[14:05.96]Q: Do I get another chance One more chance I have this little prediction that in 25 years you're going to be a great writer
[14:10.52]I'd like to talk to you about it sometime
[14:12.30]_Well, I mean, we're between 25 years then
[14:15.45]Q: I'll make you a date
[14:16.88]JOHN: OK
[14:18.25]GEORGE: See ya, Penny Lane
[14:19.60]Q: I'd like to address this question to anybody in the group
[14:21.82]What about the next movie
[14:23.06]heard alot of stories
[14:24.26]nothing's confirmed Has there been anything decided
[14:26.60]PAUL: Nothing
[14:27.84]GEORGE: Somebody gave us a good idea
[14:29.61]so we told him to go and write it into a script
[14:32.34]So we won't really be able to tell if we're gonna make the film until we've read the script
[14:36.61]And as he hasn't finished the script, we haven't read the script
[14:39.29]so we won't know yet until about Christmas
[14:42.04]maybe But if it is a good one and we like it
[14:44.94]we'll probably start it 'round about January, February, or March or December
[14:49.40]Q: I have three questions, if I can For one
[14:53.60]Do you think the audience that your music attracts has changed from say the thirteen and fourteen year old girls to more of the college age
[15:03.35]and that if so, do you like it better that way
[15:07.26]PAUL: Uhh, I think it's probably got a bit older I don't know how old And it's nice
[15:12.60]and that if so, do you like it better that way
[15:12.66]Q: Did you intend it that way
[15:14.44]PAUL: No We don't intend anything, you know That's the trouble
[15:18.70]JOHN: It all happens
[15:18.93]_Also, Paul-- Since your rumors were denied
[15:24.20]then what are you doing after the show
[15:27.75]PAUL: I don't know, marrying you, probably!
[15:31.09]Q: How are the attendance on this tour compared to past American tours
[15:35.83]PAUL: It's been apparently been more at the shows than there were last time
[15:40.43]Q: Do you think that the so-called adverse publicity hurt or helped in this
[15:44.23]PAUL: No idea, you know We haven't been able to tell really because we You know the press keeps saying
[15:49.41]'I see it's hurt you' And our managers keep saying it hasn't So, you know, who do we believe
[15:54.95]Q: John and Paul, I'd like to know if all the songs that are said to be written by Lennon and McCartney are always written by both of you
[16:01.70]or do you ever do one all by yourself
[16:04.04]JOHN:Don't they buy 'Datebook
[16:05.29]PAUL: No, we do them seperately and together
[16:08.43]Q: Your music used to be mostly composed of guitar backgrounds
[16:12.22]and recently you've come around to strings and harpsichords and a lot of weird things like that Is there any purpose in this evolution
[16:18.87]PAUL: Yeah
[16:19.07]JOHN: No
[16:20.00]GEORGE: Just to use something else besides guitars
[16:23.55]PAUL: And because those things aren't it's not necessarily sort of 'coming around to them' you know,
[16:28.08]like we're giving-in to 'em It's finding them again
[16:31.75]RED:As the director of radio station CFUN in Vancouver
[16:34.84]I had decide let where my DJs to cover this 1966 press conference in label Seattle
[16:40.81]I selected a giant of a man called John Turner
[16:43.39]Who stood 6 foot
[16:45.20]And then some in this stocking feet
[16:47.03]And during those top forty CFUN days
[16:48.95]We referred to him on the era of Jolly John
[16:51.68]And for this particular press conference
[16:53.32]He dressed his tall frame in a Jolly green giant costume
[16:56.86]Complete with Robin Hood booties
[16:58.94]How imagine you will
[17:00.31]The Beatles reaction to this strange,blooming figure
[17:03.64]Q:I don't know if there is a Jolly Green Giant in England, fellows
[17:06.97]but I come with good wishes from Vancouver in Canada
[17:10.12]You played there a short while ago
[17:12.61]And we were wondering whether you are coming back to Vancouver
[17:19.56]PAUL: Maybe Brian decides where we go So, maybe
[17:23.07]Q：All people from Vancouver are wishing John a happy forth anniversary
[17:28.13]A few days ago,John
[17:29.51]JOHN: Thank you Well, you thank them Jolly Green Giant
[17:32.49]Q: and a question George, where do you get your sitars
[17:39.27]GEORGE: Where do I get them Or where do people generally get them
[17:41.55]Q: Where can people generally get a sitar
[17:43.35]GEORGE: India
[17:44.46]Q:In India
[17:46.19]Q:I hear that you are world’s greatest sitar player
[18:09.19]Q: Paul, before, you said that there were some songs that you 'have to' write
[18:12.50]Could you explain what you mean by 'have to' write
[18:14.37]PAUL: Hmmm No see, I just said that in passing I just meant that there was an LP due And when an LP is due we write songs
[18:24.77]you know We do it like that more than write all the time,We don't write all the time
[18:28.81]We write more 'to order' You know
[18:32.09]if we've got fourteen tracks to fill
[18:34.95]then we've got fourteen songs to write That's what I mean
[18:37.65]Seattle,Washington,1966
[18:40.40]That night,the Beatles went out to the with fifteen thousand frantic fans
[18:46.10]These were the really innocent years for the Beatles
[18:48.03]They were just about to lead into a new face of their careers
[18:51.23]The late 60s were used as the revolution in term
[18:53.91]And the Beatles were certainly in the guard of the new wave
[18:56.83]Some would say that the new demensions that they’ve added to the popular music
[18:59.87]Were the most important contributions to musical history
[19:02.95]But apart from those earlier years
[19:05.30]The fun and the energy
[19:07.17]Those were the moments
[19:07.78]That would be remembered for the generation that lived through those times
[19:12.02]On this album package
[19:13.10]We tried to present the best of the Beatles
[19:17.62]The stories of the Beatles is best told by hearing them in action
[19:21.55]The Marks Bothers were unique
[19:23.73]And so were the Beatles
[19:26.13]They give you the frantic feeling and friendly of a Beatles concert
[19:29.42]During those healthy days of the mid-sixties
[19:31.75]We’d like you to hear the Beatles on stage
[19:34.19]In front of over twenty-thousand fans
[19:36.47]Now twice during the concert
[19:38.08]The quartet of mob-tops were interrupted
[19:40.05]once by myself
[19:41.02]And minutes later by thier manager Brian Abeles
[19:43.65]As the screaming fans pressed against the front of the open-air stage of Empire Stadium
[19:48.65]Police were frightened that the fans would get crashed
[19:51.23]As it happened in so many soccer matches in England
[19:54.18]And else where in Europe
[19:55.75]You’ll mind what the audience feel of the Beatles in concert
[20:04.46]MC:Crowd can you be quiet just for a minute please
[20:06.39]I would like to say right now that you’ve been a small crowd here tonight so lets keep up the good work
[20:11.37]And it’s going to be a great deal of pleasure having the CNN and the CFUN to present
[20:15.40]The Beatles!
[20:57.64]Thank you
[20:58.30]Thank you very much everybody
[21:02.97]Thanks
[21:03.94]And good evening
[21:06.21]How are you
[21:07.18]Okay
[21:08.69]Alright
[21:11.84]We’d like to come around
[21:13.22]To the song
[21:15.29]Which was on the first album that we’ve made
[21:21.73]Hope you like the song
[21:23.49]It’s called Oh!My loving
[21:31.68]Thank you folks
[21:33.01]The next song we’re gonna do
[21:34.38]It’s another whole LP
[21:40.09]And it’s called She loves you
[21:46.59]Lets cut it down
[21:49.14]Now,it’s a quite a new song
[21:50.14]I think it’s on the new album over here
[21:51.90]It’s called The things you said today
[21:56.23]Thank you very much everybody
[21:56.87]Thank you
[21:58.54]We’d like to
[21:59.72]I hate to
[22:01.17]Like we’re gotta back some of the people up
[22:03.42]There have been two kids crashed already
[22:05.09]Or we have to cancel the show
[22:09.09]All that,down
[22:12.05]Everybody down
[22:13.70]Or no show
[22:18.81]The Beatles wanna perform
[22:20.95]But they can’t do it if you don’t sit down
[22:23.71]Let’s sit down,they wanna perform,com’on
[22:36.22]We’d like to ask you dude help us
[22:38.44]With our next song
[22:40.24]Hello
[22:41.60]We’d like to ask you
[22:42.91]If you’ll join in
[22:43.94]Will you with us next one
[22:47.32]Okay alright listen
[22:49.92]Stand easy
[22:50.49]All you have to do is clap your hands
[22:52.64]Or stamp you feet
[22:53.87]Something like that
[22:55.65]Do everything you like
[22:57.68]The song’s called Can’t buy me,love
[23:04.16]Thank you folks
[23:05.64]Before we do the next song
[23:07.57]I’m gonna hang down a minute while John changes his guitar
[23:17.32]And the song we’re going to do next
[23:20.07]Is a slow song from the film we’ve just made,All days nights
[23:26.50]And it’s from the new album we’ve just made
[23:29.02]And it’s called,If I fell
[23:39.14]Thank you very much folks indeed,thank you
[23:41.81]We’d like now
[23:43.74]To do something,do something yeah
[23:45.56]We’d like to do something that we don’t often got
[23:48.56]Much of a chance to do
[23:51.20]We’d like to feature some of you
[23:54.45]Who doesn’t sing very often but is gonna sing now
[23:59.15]Yes,sing a song called By swingo
[24:10.80]Next song we’re going to do is from our latest record
[24:12.99]Is the title song for the film called
[24:14.59]Half day night叫Half day night
[24:21.34]Join me later ladies and gentleman
[24:23.51]The Beatles had come a long way
[24:25.23]With us
[24:26.05]with me
[24:27.41]To do this show
[24:28.37]And will have to cut this show unless you move back
[24:30.88]I’m very worry about this situation
[24:33.44]Back
[24:38.42]Back back
[24:52.52]Thank you very much everybody
[24:53.94]We’d like to thank you now
[24:55.58]For coming along tonight and being a marvelous audience
[24:59.37]Thank you