... i'm sorry, but who is the absolute smoke show in the first five minutes interviewing the wonderful, talented sheila? asking for a friend

Delightful programme Especially the Lady with the brom font hairstyle, I decided to download this and watch it in black & white as my great great great grandparents would have watched it back in 1900 & seventy one, Then I watched it Again in Colour

Jolly interesting. Although it has to be said that the Beatles were not from Birmingham! Fine harp playing, faulty accent 😕

Wow majic song .beautifull movie star and singer...love Doris Day..my mum was into movie stars..

Yeah!!!😊

What a beautiful lady.

And still amazing.......

her ti its are too small

I remember when this song came out. I always thought it was a masterpiece in terms of lyrics, the sad story it told, and the great musicianship behind the song itself. Thanks for introducing us to the wonderful lady behind the beautifully played harp in this classic Beatles song.

Cleavage much?

I wish the albums had the credits for all the wonderful musicians like her. ❤

Thanks so much

A song I love

02:09 is my favorite moment. Oh my goodness, the sound of that harp is just incredible.

Such happy people with great memories. Good for them.

She was not just part on "a" Beatles record, Sgt Pepper will be heard in 200 years, just like we still listen to Mozart now.

Paul requested a French horn on his great For No One. Also on a first take “Paul didn’t realise how brilliantly Alan Civil was doing. We got the definitive performance, and Paul said, ‘Well, OK, I think you can do it better than that, can’t you, Alan?’ Alan nearly exploded. Of course, he didn’t do it better than that, and the way we’d already heard it was the way you hear it now.” George Martin

She was lovely !

Recorded 44 years ago? Rather old video!

❤

Beautiful David. Regards, Ernie.

RICHARD HARRIS 2 YOUNG WOMEN SOCCER GAME HARPOON WHALE HUNT MOVIE NEVER ANY GIVEN SUNDAY AT THE GREEK WEDDING STRAW DOGS

When I hear this sing, I think of my birthmother in Ireland, who was sent away from her home for an orphanage and gave birth to me and my twin sister.

Underpaid for such a crucial element of the song but not a shred of bitterness in her. Class act.

I thought "fixers" were only from today's political landscape.

what a great story

She was lucky !. When the professional French Horn players were kept back well into Musicians Union overtime money they were not paid any of what was owed them. When they complained they were told by Lennon and McCartney it was because "working with the Beatles should be reward enough". Not just hugely wealthy, but mean as well. To my delight, when they rocked up at my village pub in a psychedelically painted Rolls Royce the landlady refused to serve them and told them to get their "hideous" car out of her car park.

What a talented lady. None of the Beatles could actually read music, unlike the lady here or producer George Martin. Proof that the abilities of those in making the album was absolutely first class, using all the possible techniques and instruments available, which were strictly limited, compared to nowadays.

“Who’s this for?” “It’s the Beatles.”

Oh please help me What was the punchline at 3:03?!? Can’t comprehend

Thank you.

Very glad to know that this lovely lady was the harp player on that sublime song. My condolences to her family. She will live on

As soon as Sheila starts to play you know that it's that brilliant number. It's a haunting song that's filled with emotion. Even though the parents are fictional I still feel for them.

What a lovely woman

Sheila is amazing. So relaxed, confident, and joyful. Thank you, darling, for contributing to such a magnificent piece of music. Sounds made by your hands will live forever… here, there and everywhere ❤

How lovely 🎉

The music those four guys put together in just seven years is something not of this world. I don't mean that in the supernatural but spiritual sense. What happened to them was no accident. How these four specific guys came together and did what they did again in just seven years is something that truly makes you believe that God exist. Their talents were truly a gift.

McCartney was such a genius.

Beautiful cleveage....

I had NO IDEA... Wow. What a lovely woman she was.

What A Brilliant Story !

beetles didn,,'t play on any of "their" records

Shame all the shots of vintage tape recorders etc are from a film about Decca's production of Wagner in Vienna. Rather cheap thing to do.

Awesome

Wow, what a lovely story and interview. And the appreciation that Ringo and Sheila had for each other is really touching 🏆🏆 ❤️❤️. Thank you for posting!

Really enjoyed this. Sometimes YT really suggests good stuff. Have always liked the history of music I listened to as a teenager.

It certainly was the perfect sound for that song.

I thought Yoko did the harp sounds with her voice.

Bloody Brilliant. RIP Sheila.

Never underestimate the surrounding talent that made the Beatles great.