Loves them 'the beatles'...forever.....😊❤❤❤❤

The first time I watched this video was before I visited London. Watching it again brought the city to life for me. Love all the hard work you put into these walkabouts.

Thank you Tudor Beatles Forever!

No thank you, great Beatles’s travelogues and fun commentaries. Thanks much!

I would probably never see the locations . Much appreciated. Look forward to many more

The Bret Saint Claire apartment was a real unexpected bonus! Brilliant! Love it! Great video. Thoroughly enjoyed it. ☺️☺️☺️

Thanks for your posts Tudor, enjoyed them all. I live on the Peabody Estate on Herbrand Street which is where The Celtic Hotel sign is behind you when you’re at The President Hotel. I also went to school very close to St. Pancras Church on your first walk, and spent many lunchtimes in that park . It wasn’t till years later that I discovered their importance in Beatle history, even though I was a fan from childhood. I now have an almost 10 year old who has gone Beatle bananas and I’m spending some very happy days with him visiting these sites. Thanks for your time my friend.

Fabulous!! Loved this series. Thank you so very much again!😁

Great, great video. Thanks, Tudor 👌

Great job you did out there. Lots of healthy exercise too. Very cool stuff!

A fascinating walk through The Beatles London...Great choice of much lesser known locations and compliments on a brilliant commentary to match. Can't get enough of Beatle history.

Wow, this was A LOT of work. Thank you very much. Super cool! Jealousy happening over here!

As a 73 year old I'm enjoying the walk about and Beatle trivia. I've been a fan since before the 1st Ed Sullivan Show appearance on February 9, 1964 because a neighbor of mine had a London friend and sent her their first UK album release, Please Please Me soon after it was released in March of 1963. Great memories! I also love Sherlock Holmes, so double the pleasure for me that you're walking around London. Thanks!

Fascinating and fun trip. I never realised how beautiful and clean London is. Not all threatening and filthy like USA. I wanted to see Washington Coliseum when I was last in U.S but thought better not take any chances.

very nice Tudor! thanks!

Simply great Thank You

I love that Ministry Of Justice building Tudor, fabulous (not seen that before) I love 'brutalist' architecture from the 1960's/70's. And you had the pleasure of working there too. Wonderful. One of my favourite places in that London is the Barbican Center...it reeks of the 1970's. If I'am in the Capital, I always try and go there.

What's also great about your video (beside the Beatle locations) is letting me experience walking around the London area. Especially us folks in the USA that can't afford to travel there. Thanks!

Hi Tudor. I've been enjoying these London Walkabouts. As a former courier (I retired about five years ago) I searched out many locations during my time on the road, and was the helped along the way by the Piet Schreuders/Mark Lewisohn/Adam Smith book, "The Beatles, London". If you haven't got it, you should get it straight away. It'll make your job a lot easier! Here's a thing or two from that very book: George and Ringo moved into flat 7 Whaddon House in early 1964. Ringo and George also occupied flats 5 and 6 for a short time. Brian had flat 15. You missed a trick or two on the King's Road (albeit not Beatles ones); On the corner of Royal Avenue and the Kings Road, now a McDonalds, was the Chelsea Drug Store (namechecked in the Stones' "You Can't Always Get What You Want", and featured in "A Clockwork Orange". Also, far more pendantic people than me have tracked down James Bond's address, in the original books (mostly described in Moonraker apparently) as either Wellington Square, or even more likely, Carlyle Square, both just off the King's Road. It's very hard to shake off the location searching bug once it grips you! And finally! Don't want to be seen as knitpicking, but Epstein was pronounced "epsteen" by the family, but brian preferred "epstine". And Cadogan is pronounced "cad-ugg-ann, Sorry, don't mean to be harsh!. Looking forward to more...

Thank you sir! I love watching your amazing videos! Please keep them coming!

Fantastic thank you Tudor

Great stuff. Thanks Tudor.

Cool cameo by Ronnie Wood of the Faces/Stones in the interview clip with George!

We owe you a debt of gratitude for your tremendous effort to connect-the-dots on many, many Beatle-related things. When we left Liverpool/London and the rest of our European holiday, I, in particular, felt down because of decades of waiting and was not completely prepared for the experience. Some of the tours were just bare-bones attempts. My interest is now re-invigorated to continue reading the many books stacked-up in my room. We are now watching GET BACK and plan-on going back to see all the others. Also, a second trip to Europe is now in the works, thanks to you. P.S. - we were just gifted 2 Ringo tickets in Hollywood, Florida, next month...Wow!

Great video Tudor really love these Beatles videos. Thanks for all the work you put into them, their fabulous. PS. I remember watching the Persuaders when it was first shown back in the early 70s.

Another great one Tudor. Well done. Thanks

Thank you very much for your so detailed research. Way Brilliant!

Great video...i couldn't help but notice in the video were the once famous '2 i's Coffee Bar' was situated on Old Compton Street two doors away, which is now a Fish and Chip shop.

The BBC America Channel would show on Friday evening, The Avengers at 8:00, The Saint at 9:00 and The Persuaders at 10:00. The only night I would watch TV and it made for a fabulous night. PS, the chemistry between Roger Moore and Tony Curtis was what made the Persuaders such a great show. They seemed to be enjoying the hell out of themselves.

Thanks for these great videos. I've done a few London and Liverpool locations but i wish i had done more.

New sub here. Just stumbled onto your channel. Really love your vids on the Beatles. I am starting to binge watch them all. Thanks for all your hard work. Kind regards 🙏👍🍏

Great Video!

Another excellent tour of famous (and lesser well known) Beatles locations. Great stuff, Sir!

Great research Tudor. You are truly the king of superimpositions! I was pleased you included the Hotel President as I have that iconic poster on my wall and when I was a student in London I lived around the corner in Brunswick Square. It always strikes me that John appears to be looking over the road at the somewhat posher Russell Hotel - and presumably thinking why aren't we staying there rather than the Hotel President.

The research you have done for this is notable and the effort to superimpose the old footage is superb. Thanks, Tudor 😇

Once again you managed to put an Atmospheric feel to your tour loved it can not wait for the Quarry men I went to their 60th Anniversary when Paul met John it was a great historical day and the gig at the end of the night was Superb 🙏

Thanks again Tudor another great video, and yes I do remember watching the Persuaders here in Australia back in the early 70’s. I’d completely forgot about it, it’s also a shame the EMI building has been demolished 😢

As usual all the buildings , streets etc look classy and stylish, in the past compared to todays sterile surroundings.

Hey Tudor great video as usual John's Sgt Pepper medals (that he borrowed) are on show at the new Beatles museam in Matthew Street i havent been yet but it's on.my to do list think it's run by one of Mona Bests boys, also I know you been there as I have Strawberry fields (it was amazing) whilst I was there I bought a signed copy of Imagine this by Julia Baird John half sister it's a great book only a small book I read it from cover to cover it gives a 1st hand insight in John's childhood, turns out Mimi was horrible at the start reporting Julia to Social services and not allowing her to see John when she walked over to visit him she would return home to Julia (her daughter) in tears saying "mimi wouldn't let me see john" she mellowed out in time and allowed them to meet, keep upnthe good work ✌👍

Gracias!

Another great video. Love the deep dive on these lesser know locations. I got the “location” bug when I was a teenager and I found the Sid and Nancy room at the Chelsea Hotel in NYC. I can’t get enough of these videos and yours are by far some of the best.

Thank you very much, Tudor! Your videos are always full of new information. I can only guess how much work you are putting in preparing your tours. But I know exactly that your channel became my favourite place on youtube

Excellent stuff. Really enjoyed watching this! 😃

9:47 Tudor says “ Beatles” … with a Beetle parked on the road behind him 😊

Great video, I learnt something, I always thought the Beatles at the BBC photo was taken outside Broadcasting House. However, the photo of Paul meeting Linda was taken at the Sgt Pepper launch party at Brian Epstein's flat, not the Bag of Nails

Dude! You superimpositions have really improved!! Love this one, bro! Can’t wait for the Quarrymen video!

Fantastic video Tudor. You have a great delivery. While you were in Old Compton Street, you could have looked just across the road at number 76 which was once the upstairs premises of Norman's film productions. It was here in late 1967 that the Beatles came to edit the Magical Mystery Tour film. I was working in Old Compton Street at the time at number 30 (then a music publisher, now the G-A-Y nightclub) and saw them coming in and out of Norman's several times individually and one unbelievable time, spotted all four together stepping out for lunch, walking towards Charing Cross Road

RANDY JUDAH TORREZ ❤️ < Enjoyed your tutorial very informative and interesting thank you very much indeed *The Beatles* 💯👍🏼

Thanks. Loved it

Nice video, as usual! On the Sgt.Pepper's cover there should also be Sophia Loren and Marcello Mastroianni...but they just got hidden by the wax Beatles! There are some 'making of' pictures showing that

Outstanding, as usual! However, I kept waiting for the finger snap but it never came. No harm, because the treasure trove of information you gave us more than made up for it. I just love your work!

Good job. Well done 👍🏻😊

Brian was filmed in Tunisia, methinks... Eric Idle has often stated it was the most anyone spent on a cinema ticket hehehe

I guess Mo Best was contacted for the medals due to the Neil Aspinall connection, Neil being the father of Roag Best who would have been around 5 year s old at that time

Congratulations on the video. Always something new to learn about the Beatles. Since we're still on the subject, I'd like to ask if you have heard two of my favorite renditions: For No One by the Brazilian Caetano Veloso and maybe my favorite, Here Comes The Sun by George Benson. Keep walkingabout.

Ron wood interviewed by george harrison in the rutles clip

Thank you for doing these videos. I just found them and I'm catching up, I was wondering if you'd care to go on another adventure and try to find the location of Paul McCartneys Wings Wildlife album cover location.. all I know is it's in Osterley Park..

Estou a gostar destas visitas guiadas 😅 só o vosso clima é demasiado cinzento para mim 😂, mas estes vídeos dão para conhecer um pouco a cidade!

Fab four

good video did watch the persuaders back in the day i do have that ten cc album on the penny lane video where is the alley that they ride past

Oops, just found this one. A pleasant surprise, I thought you didn't want to do a third part. I'm going to subscribe so I can find your other videos later. Who knows, maybe you'll run into Johnny Rotten and really have a London tour. ...unabashed tour anyway.

Hi Tudor 2 points I want to point out- 1- in The Prisoner's Finale- The Beatles All You Need Is Love is playing in the background of 1 of the scenes. 2- do you know the whereabouts of Raymond Jones who went into the NEMS Store on Oct 28, 1961 to inquire about the single My Bonnie that The Beatles recorded in Germany that peaked Brian Epstein interest- is he still alive?

6:02 Hitler wasn't exactly vetoed, he remained in situ, but John stands right in front of him on the album cover.

If you have a look at the picture at 5:04 you can see Hitler between Larry Bell and Issy Bonn before he was replaced with Johnny Weissmuller

What were they prepping for at the palace?

Hi Tudor I am a recent subscriber to your Channel- I may have sent you a prior message stating that to you about how much I have enjoyed your Beatles Related Videos. I am letting you know that I have recently come across another KZfaq Channel- Pop Goes The 60s by David Williamson who has posted a number of Beatles Related Videos As Well - if interested check his Channel. Thanks for your time /effort in putting those Beatles Video Together. Have a Great Day

where was you in 1964?.... in all those years

girl with her "sugar daddy" at 13.38....?