Lucky for yoy

How lucky you were!!! I envy you so much!

I feel so jealous jajaja

I was there !! I still have my ticket and the shirt I got there ! Ticket number #74 ! What a blast that night was ! I still can’t believe I made it in ! Literally in my own backyard !

@@clstile wonderful! It'd 've blown my mind, if I'd seen Mac that close

I've heard Paul talk about this at his concerts. He said he and John wrote some garbage when they were really young that they both knew was absolute garbage. And then they started writing better songs like In Spit of All The Danger and then Love Me Do. But he said once they put the final touches on I Saw Her Standing There together, and they played it through, that cracked open their minds on how to work with each other and bounce ideas off each other, sometimes finishing each other's lines or words. Once they broke through that door they just exploded with words and music.

@@joe6096 Thanks for that anecdote! I never heard those details before. It a good story! Love me Do I still like for it’s simple charm. It shows the promise of better things. But I saw her standing there was a breakthrough hit no matter what! A great, catchy rocker that got people singing along and dancing even. That song broke through the walls and showed they were something special. Their chemistry was incredible and then George started making his contributions. I like all of his songs a lot especially the early ones. Like Don’t Bother Me and I Need You. Together, as you well know, they were three great songwriters and singers who also harmonized well. By some lucky twist of fate, their voices blended well together and they weren’t even related like the Everly Brothers were. So the writer usually sang the song with the other two singing the backup vocals. And it always sounded great. This is why they are the GOAT! No other group can match what they had. And they are Legendary now. What are the odds that one band would have that much talent? Probably a million to one against it. But they were that lucky combination. Like lightning in a bottle. It’s rare but when it happens it’s special and spectacular! Thanks for sharing that story. Unlocked their minds? They unlocked them all right! And created incredible songs and music that have passed the test of time. The Beatles are Forever!

Paul McCartney (Sir) comes back in a circle, 'Back To Where You Belong!' God save Paul McCartney, god save the Beatles..!

But Pete is the only one that never left Liverpool...

And changed it for better-thank you Paul!!

I would add the Casbah coffee Club, where everything started from....

''Above us only sky.'' John Lennon.

I'm from Liverpool, never heard that, so it;s either not a well known tale, or you're a fuckin liar

Pretty poor sound overall, but it does capture Paul's amazing bass playing. And fun to feel like you were part of the crowd, which is more than half of what the whole experience is all about.

It would have been the highlight of my entire life to have been standing six feet from Paul McCartney in that cozy venue for that concert!

Danny B It really was! I still feel today if you like I was dreaming! It was so so incredible.

@@rebekahnorman8991 Even though I wasn’t there in person, I can almost imagine I was there because of the intimate setting and how good it was recorded up close. You can feel the heat, so to speak. What a great show! Thank God someone recorded it and thank God for KZfaq so I can see it! It’s great music still and I enjoyed it immensely as well! And since I can’t afford concert tickets these days, this is the next best thing. I play it on my 60 inch Flat Screen and it’s almost like a live show! I have a fine quality picture! And I can rewatch it too so I’m pleased! Enjoy! Fellow Beatle Fan!

FAB GEAR FAVE RAVE Thank you! :)

I agree xD

Chava Beltrán AWESOMENESS!!!!

i was at one of his concerts and a young girl managed to get his signature. She did get it tattooed after. Maybe you'll get another chance man!

Well, if I would be that close to this legend and would die there I would say: `My life has been perfect!'

Dennis Ratering I saw him in 76 on his Wings Over America tour and was front row dead center. "Wings at the Speed of Sound" was his latest album and he opened with Venus and Mars/Rock Show. Back then you could see bands with general admission and could sit anywhere you could get. My girlfriend at the time Tina Koustenis (you out there Tina? I remember you fondly) for to the Capital Center (long gone) in Landover, Md. 3 hours early in my 71 Pinto (loved that car) before they opened the doors and RAN to the stage, it was awesome. We were probably 20 feet further back than the fellow filming this. Can you believe it only $15.00? I never forget that night, it's one of my best memories. I had to work that night but told myself if I couldn't get off work fuck it I quit, I'm going to see a BEATLE! Seen him 3 times since, twice in 1990 in D.C.and 2005 in Philadelphia. Those tickets could me $630.00. What a difference time makes.

Tacoma 55 .......yawn.......

Tom Cox Thank you 😊

August8th1969 The little taste I had was such a privilege and so surreal!

Martin Torrez how awesome! That is a pretty great venue!

When I was there, all I could think about was Why? All these great artists played here! Performers who have appeared at Pappy & Harriet's over the years include Paul McCartney, Eric Burdon, Eagles of Death Metal, Queens of the Stone Age, Rufus Wainwright, The Donnas, Grizzly Bear, Neko Case, Spiritualized, Lucinda Williams, Leon Russell, Arctic Monkeys, Daniel Lanois, Band of Horses, Sean Lennon, Billy Corgan and the Spirits in the Sky, Vampire Weekend, Wanda Jackson, Ricki Lee Jones, and so many more.[1][2] A surprise appearance by Robert Plant in early 2006 led to a jam with the Sunday evening house band, The Thrift Store All Stars, which featured Victoria Williams. Not to mention the bands that played there unannounced that are not on any list . I'm assuming you were there, did you see all the photos of bands that played there?en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pappy_%26_Harriet%27s

Martin Torrez I did! It's such an awesome venue! We love Pappy & Harriet's!

@chad Life coach, I love it I moved for my music but am soon returning to end my days there. It's quite small a great place to settle down and retire. If you don't mind driving an hour and up to see or go to happening spots two hours from anything you need or want! As soon as my daughter graduates from architecture college (K-State) we're moving back!

I should hope so - he wrote it 60 years ago and probably played it 10,000 times over the years lol

nahmanini sithole Thanks so much!😊

Yup! I've always regarded this (studio version) as the quintessential rock & roll toon. Perfectly balanced musically, IMHO! Everything... just fits.

Wasn't this his original neighborhood pub? I think this had something to do with Stephen Colbert or Conan O'Brien.

Charles J Gartner that REALLY sucks. 😕 I know there were a lot of disappointed fans. We were really shocked we were able to get in.

Just replied to your other comment... You got in!!!??? You bitch! haha... just kidding. Wow. So jealous. I've seen him two other times... so there's that. But not at a restaurant that fits 200 people or so. Good for you... life changing show I bet. Not just a beatle... but fucking paul maccartney. Lennon being resurrected and playing The Echo or something would barely beat out the pappy and harriets show.

Ruth Nolan yes, I know. I am so grateful we were able to go. Most all of us there were locals, which was great! They did a great job keeping it a secret till the morning of the concert.