The Beatles - Blackbird (1968) Fran McCartney19 2017-12-14 | "Blackbird" is a song by the Beatles from their 1968 double album The Beatles (also known as "the White Album"), which was performed as a solo effort by Paul McCartney. The song was also written by McCartney, although it is credited to Lennon–McCartney. McCartney has stated that the lyrics of the song were inspired by the unfortunate state of race relations in the United States in the 1960s.Lyrics:Blackbird singing in the dead of nightTake these broken wings and learn to flyAll your lifeYou were only waiting for this moment to ariseBlackbird singing in the dead of nightTake these sunken eyes and learn to seeAll your life,You were only waiting for this moment to be freeBlack bird fly, black bird flyInto the light of the dark black nightBlack bird fly, black bird flyInto the light of the dark black nightBlackbird singing in the dead of nightTake these broken wings and learn to flyAll your lifeYou were only waiting for this moment to ariseYou were only waiting for this moment to ariseYou were only waiting for this moment to arise
The Beatles - Yesterday (with Peggy Lee and Dionne Warwick) Fran McCartney19 2020-03-20 | From The Ed Sullivan Show "The Beatles Songbook" 1970
The Beatles - Im A Loser (Shindig 1964) Fran McCartney19 2017-10-16 | "I'm a Loser" is a Beatles song originally released on the Beatles for Sale album. It was expected to come out as a single in the UK until John Lennon wrote "I Feel Fine."In the first edition of Beatles for Sale, the song was erroneously printed as "I'm a Losser".This song offered the particularity that was the last one in which Lennon gives a prominent use to the harmonic, instrument that characterized several of its first compositions with the band (later it used more sporadically in songs like "All Together Now", "Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite! "and" Rocky Racoon ").Lyrics: I'm a loserI'm a loserAnd I'm not what I appear to beOf all the love I have won or have lostThere is one love I should never have crossedShe was a girl in a million, my friendI should have known she would win in the endI'm a loserAnd I lost someone who's near to meI'm a loserAnd I'm not what I appear to beAlthough I laugh and I act like a clownBeneath this mask I am wearing a frownMy tears are falling like rain from the skyIs it for her or myself that I cryI'm a loserAnd I lost someone who's near to meI'm a loserAnd I'm not what I appear to beWhat have I done to deserve such a fateI realize I have left it too lateAnd so it's true, pride comes before a fallI'm telling you so that you won't lose allI'm a loserAnd I lost someone who's near to meI'm a loserAnd I'm not what I appear to be
The Beatles - Live At Candlestick Park (1966) Fran McCartney19 2017-05-21 | The Beatles gave their last concert live on August 29, 1966 at Candlestick Park in San Francisco.The Park's capacity was 42,500, but only 25,000 tickets were sold, leaving large sections of unsold seats. Fans paid between $4.50 and $6.50 for tickets, and The Beatles' fee was around $90,000. The show's promoter was local company Tempo Productions.The Beatles took 65% of the gross, the city of San Francisco took 15% of paid admissions and were given 50 free tickets. This arrangement, coupled with low ticket sales and other unexpected expenses resulted in a financial loss for Tempo Productions.Candlestick Park was the home of the baseball team the San Francisco Giants. The stage was located just behind second base on the field, and was five feet high and surrounded by a six-foot high wire fence.Setlist:00:00 Rock and Roll Music 01:39 She's a Woman04:48 If I Needed Someone07:42 Day Tripper10:46 Baby's in Black13:28 I Feel Fine16:06 Yesterday18:49 I Wanna Be Your Man21:24 Nowhere Man24:08 Paperback Writer26:50 Long Tall Sally (Inc)
The Beatles - Live: Sam Houston Coliseum (Evening) [1965] Fran McCartney19 2017-02-27 | Half a century ago, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Ringo Starr and Billy Barnett came to the Sam Houston Coliseum for a concert that still rings in history for Houston music fans.The Beatles performed two shows here on Aug. 19, 1965. The 3:30 and 8 p.m. concerts promoted by KILT Radio (just AM back then) were billed as "The Sixth Annual Back to School Show," sponsored by the Variety Boys Club of Houston. Tickets cost $5; all seats were general admission. Fans had to buy tickets in person at the KILT office or mail in their money. The station hired two local high school girls to sort through the bags of mail. The Beatles were guaranteed $50,000 plus a share of ticket sales. They left Houston with $85,000 in manager Brian Epstein's briefcase.
The Beatles - All My Loving (Morecambe And Wise Show) [1963] Fran McCartney19 2017-01-31 | Lyrics:Close your eyes and I'll kiss youTomorrow I'll miss youRemember I'll always be trueAnd then while I'm awayI'll write home every dayAnd I'll send all my loving to youI'll pretend that I'm kissingThe lips I am missingAnd hope that my dreams will come trueAnd then while I'm awayI'll write home every dayAnd I'll send all my loving to youAll my loving I will send to youAll my loving, darling I'll be trueClose your eyes and I'll kiss youTomorrow I'll miss youRemember I'll always be trueAnd then while I'm awayI'll write home every dayAnd I'll send all my loving to youAll my loving I will send to youAll my loving, darling I'll be trueAll my loving, all my loving oohAll my loving I will send to you
The Beatles - Nowhere Man (Live in Japan) [1966] Fran McCartney19 2017-01-19 | Lyrics:He's a real nowhere manSitting in his nowhere landMaking all his nowhere plans for nobodyDoesn't have a point of viewKnows not where he's going toIsn't he a bit like you and me?Nowhere Man, please listenYou don't know what you're missingNowhere Man, the world is at your commandHe's as blind as he can beJust sees what he wants to seeNowhere Man can you see me at all?Nowhere Man, don't worryTake your time, don't hurryLeave it all till somebody else lends you a handDoesn't have a point of viewKnows not where he's going toIsn't he a bit like you and me?Nowhere Man, please listenYou don't know what you're missingNowhere Man, the world is at your commandHe's a real Nowhere ManSitting in his nowhere landMaking all his nowhere plans for nobodyMaking all his nowhere plans for nobodyMaking all his nowhere plans for nobody
The Beatles - Live in Atlanta Stadium (1965) Fran McCartney19 2017-01-02 | On August 18th 1965, the Beatles and their entouarge flew from Toronto to Atlanta for a concert at the ballpark, where the group would performed at Atlanta's Fulton County Stadium as the third stop along their 1965 North American Tour. The group was still a-buzz from their legendary Shea Stadium concert just three days before.Setlist:00:00 Intro03:03 Twist and Shout04:23 She's a Woman07:38 I Feel Fine10:12 Dizzy Miss Lizzy11:59 Ticket to Ride14:32 Everybody's Tryin' to Be My Baby17:21 Can't Buy Me Love19:51 Baby's in Black22:38 I Wanna Be Your Man25:38 Help!28:41 I'm Down
The Beatles - Yesterday (Audio from The Ed Sullivan Show) Fran McCartney19 2016-12-21 | "Yesterday" is a song composed by Paul McCartney, recorded in 1965 for the album Help !. According to the Guinness Book of Records, "Yesterday" is the song with the most radio broadcasts in the world, with more than six million broadcasts in the United States. "Yesterday" is also the most versioned song in the history of popular music with about 1600 different interpretations. Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI) claims that in the twentieth century, the song was performed about 7 million times.Lyrics:Yesterday all my troubles seemed so far away.Now it looks as though they're here to stay.Oh, I believe in yesterday.Suddenly I'm not half the man I used to be.There's a shadow hanging over me.Oh, yesterday came suddenly.Why she had to go, I don't know, she wouldn't say.I said something wrong, now I long for yesterday.Yesterday love was such an easy game to play.Now I need a place to hide away.Oh, I believe in yesterday.Why she had to go, I don't know, she wouldn't say.I said something wrong, now I long for yesterday.Yesterday love was such an easy game to play.Now I need a place to hide away.Oh, I believe in yesterday.Mm mm mm mm mm mm mm
The Beach Boys - I Get Around (Ed Sullivan 1964) Fran McCartney19 2016-01-08 | "I Get Around" is a song written by Brian Wilson and Mike Love for American rock band the Beach Boys. It was released as a single in May 1964 with "Don’t Worry Baby" as its B-side and became the group's first number-one charting song in the United States. In the United Kingdom, it charted at number seven and was the band's first top ten single there. It was included as the opening track on their studio album All Summer Long in July 1964.Lyrics:Round round get aroundI get aroundYeahGet around round round I get aroundI get aroundGet around round round I get aroundFrom town to townGet around round round I get aroundI'm a real cool headGet around round round I get aroundI'm makin' real good breadI'm gettin' bugged driving up and down the same old stripI gotta finda new place where the kids are hipMy buddies and me are getting real well knownYeah, the bad guys know us and they leave us aloneI get aroundGet around round round I get aroundFrom town to townGet around round round I get aroundI'm a real cool headGet around round round I get aroundI'm makin' real good breadGet around round round I get aroundI get aroundRoundGet around round round ooooWah wa oooWah wa oooWah wa oooWe always take my car cause it's never been beatAnd we've never missed yet with the girls we meetNone of the guys go steady cause it wouldn't be rightTo leave their best girl home now on Saturday nightI get aroundGet around round round I get aroundFrom town to townGet around round round I get aroundI'm a real cool headGet around round round I get aroundI'm makin' real good breadGet around round round I get aroundI get aroundRoundAh ah ah ah ah ah ah ahRound round get aroundI get aroundYeahGet around round round I get aroundGet around round round I get aroundWah wa oooGet around round round I get aroundOooo ooo oooGet around round round I get aroundAhh ooo oooGet around round round I get aroundAhh ooo oooGet around round round I get aroundAhh ooo ooo
The Animals - The House of the Rising Sun (Ed Sullivan 1964) Fran McCartney19 2016-01-05 | The House of the Rising Sun (House of the Rising Sun) is a folk song from the United States. Also called Rising Sun Blues, tells the story of someone who has had little success in New Orleans (Louisiana). Not the author is known. Depending on the version, the song can be interpreted from the perspective of a woman or a man. The two most popular versions are British band The Animals, 1964, which reached the top of sales in the United States and the United Kingdom, and Joan Baez, 1959-60.It peaked at 123 on Rolling Stone's list of the 500 greatest songs of all time.Lyrics: There is a house in New OrleansThey call the Rising SunAnd it's been the ruin of many a poor boyAnd God, I know I'm oneMy mother was a tailorShe sewed my new blue jeansMy father was a gamblin' manDown in New OrleansNow the only thing a gambler needsIs a suitcase and trunkAnd the only time he's satisfiedIs when he's on a drunk[Organ Solo]Oh mother, tell your childrenNot to do what I have doneSpend your lives in sin and miseryIn the House of the Rising SunWell, I got one foot on the platformThe other foot on the trainI'm goin' back to New OrleansTo wear that ball and chainWell, there is a house in New OrleansThey call the Rising SunAnd it's been the ruin of many a poor boyAnd God, I know I'm one*Please subscribe to my channel and I hope you like the other videos I have :) *
