The "Revolver" cover is one of the greatest of all time. Beautiful piece of work.

2021...and what a historic interview! This man was there from the start and knew them all from start before the fame!

I like his bass playing! He’s excellent on Johns solo work. And he designed the Revolver cover. He was an early supporter and friend of the Beatles from Hamburg along with Astrid. A good guy! 👏🏻🎸😎

If you do not know the significance of Klaus Voorman in the story of "The Beatles" then you are not a true Beatles fan. He was there before they became famous and he was still there with them after they disbanded. He was a wonderful musician and a fantastic Bass player. He was the Bass player on many of the solo recordings released by all the members of The Beatles after the band broke up.

Revolver is my favorite album of all time. And that cover is my favorite album cover. Thank you Klaus!!!

Klaus Voorman is a legend in his own right, very talented guy, and massively under rated

Great interview. He was there from the beginning. So glad he is still around to tell the stories.

The Beatles were not an overnight sensation. They did a long apprenticeship in Liverpool and Hamburg - which made them the band they were.

Klaus Voorman is a great artist and there is no arguing about that, but let's not forget his stellar career in the music business: as a bass player, he played with Manfred Mann, a couple of performances with the Hollies, then on the best solo albums by John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr (basically all their legendary 1970s output, including "John Lennon\Plastic Ono Band", "Imagine", "All things must pass", "Concert for Bangladesh" , "Ringo", etc.), as a session man recorded with Carly Simon ( "You're so vain"), Harry Nillson, Lou Reed (Klaus played in "Transformer", Reed's most well-known album), and he produced Trio's "Da da da" a worldwide smash hit in 1981. Not bad, eh?

John Lennon once said the Hamburg years were the best they ever sounded live.

I still have my 1966 copy of Revolver I bought at age 9. The album was a little advanced for a 9 yo but I loved yellow submarine, I already had several 45s like Hard Days Night. The Beatles were fabulously famous back then, Ive seen no one reach their level of fame since. Kids at elementary school wore Beatle boots and had Beatle lunch boxes. I had a brown paper bag

The more I listened the better I like the guy.

Klaus Voorman - a great Icon ! Thanks for this video

What a wonderful gentleman I could listen to him reminiscing about his life and friendships for hours at a time. Thank you so much for posting this interview.

What an amazing interview with an amazing artist (alsothank you to the interviewer), an amasing musician, beeing a unique part of the Rock`n`Roll story, an amazing & truely integrated part of the beatles story, priceless and treasured member of the beatles family, but above all such a great person......................We love you Klaus......

great interview. Walks us slowly thru each event leading up to the beatles becoming beatles

His sweet and kind manner reflects through his art and his music. In order to play real music, one must have an inert sensitivity and intuition for the connection to occur. he has all of that.

Just to clear up some stated misinformation, George was actually 17 when they first got to Hamburg and John was two months shy of his 20th birthday.

Fantastic interview! Worth seeing! In fact the first Beatles album I ever seen was Revolver, and it happened in Moscow, Russia, 1972.

Wow so insightful ..thank you for sharing the great Klaus Voorman!

"Vormanen" is an very old Fenno-Karelian surname, so I guess these people are ancient Baltic Sea natives. Regards Klaus, you are awesome !

I wish the interviewer wasn't eating the mic, almost everything you says is crashing

What a sweet talented man

This is from the NY/NJ Fest a few weeks ago! Klaus is still great

what a nice é interesting interview - thanks Klaus

What were they, Astrid & Klaus, arguing about when he left and went down the street and discovered BEATLES! At 4:24 that for goodness sake song is almost certainly Hippy Hippy Shake.

He's also a damn good bass player.

Klaus has great Drawings in the RINGO Album which was close to the last Beatles Album.

Klaus is a star!!! One of the stars revolving around the Beatles galaxy. Klaus has a roots base playing.

This guy is such an incredible artist! I don't know why he's never published a book of his work.

This man is the best kept secret in rock and roll .if you don't believe me do your homework

I wonder if, had he lived, Stu would've eventually evolved to re-visit music as a side gig to his painting. Given the very avant-garde influences Astrid and Klaus would've continued to expose him to, it feels good to imagine Stu making artsy music that maybe would've been pre-cursors to early Bowie and Roxy Music . . .

God bless you Klaus x

Interviewer is goofy. Mr. Voorman is fine.

I Love Klaus, just love him. ❤️

Why did the floor staff of the show allow people to walk in front of the camera. Very annoying and unprofessional.

Klaus could have easily been another Beatle. I respect his talent as a musician/artist so much that I purchased his 113/250 signed Revolver print that was actually very different from the actual Beatles Revolver release. Very much well worth it. Get it if you can.

When Germany and Britain were somehow together

I learned from Klaus Voormann two things - first during i read a contract i understand the half or nothing if i read it loud and talk to it i understand all what's written in the contract. second if you have this effect then you're a Dyslexic person. That i learned from him. Now i understand why i'm learning every time in school so bad maybe also a Dyslexic Person???

Awesome.

klaus voormann,the creator of hamburger!

What was the argument about that he had with Astrid? then he was so excited that he ran back and....said what? that got her to follow him over and meet the Beatles(checkered jackets?)and he loses her AGAIN to Stuart? GEEZ this guy is EXTRA MELLOW!

This video should be titled: Klaus Voorman Speaks just a little. The interviewer talks much too much. I'd like to hear Klaus speak more.

I never heard that Paul pushed Stu out of the Beatles. Stu left of his own volition. Also Paul didn't want to play bass either.

Who's the interviewer? I'm pretty sure he is a dj for one of the new york radio station.

Please, not so close to the mic!

Where was this recorded? Secaucus?

What was the argument about that he had with Astrid? (unless this famous story is BS)Then he goes and sees the Beatles and gets so excited he runs back to her and says what? convinces her to go back that same night and loses her Again to Stuart! This is the first i heard of Stuart having bladder trouble! ANYONE HEAR OF THIS EVER?

This host has so many facts wrong :)

Mic tecnique, get back from the mic.

Turn down that dude's mic holy 💩

Met Klaus in the dog and gun Carr lane Croxteth: wouldn’t buy me a pint: minge bag

How do you have a 50 minute video called, "THE BEATLES IN HAMBURG", and only talk about The Beatles Hamburg years for the first 15 minutes?? And in those 15 minutes, how is no mention of Pete Best was ever made???? Clearly, they deliberately avoided him altogether. Lame. Dislike.

Hamburg Germany, the place where the Beatles sold thier souls...

Damn Danny Bonaduce has really let himself go.