"I'll Get You" in almost excellent stereo!

Here's "I'll Get You" in real (almost) stereo. Like the "She Loves You" clip we posted, this also can't be embedded, so again I can only put the link. Below is another version that can be embedded. But I think the first version is better. If I had to make a pick from both, "She Loves You' is better. But this doesn't sound bad.

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"She Loves You" in true (enough) stereo! (revised)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-YtTE68ljo

This first one is about as close you're gonna get, but it can't be embedded so just the link is there. Nice effort. Below is a second effort. (Note: I revised this after the initial one I sent because of the embedding problem with the first video.)

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'I Need You,' take 2

"I Need You" with a few different angles

"I Need You" and "The Night Before" combined, because as the uploader said, "there's not enough George on YouTube."

The Beatles video mystery - day 2

Ever since our post yesterday, we've gotten information that pretty well confirms what we posted. This will be a big holiday present to please the ears and eyes. (Hint.) Get ready.

New Beatles video mystery

This short, strange video was posted by The Beatles official YouTube account associated with their website today. What does it mean? A new album? A reminder?

Here's a clue for you all: @georgeharrison tweeted this morning, "Countdown to a big announcement" with a link to the YouTube video.


UPDATE: The latest on the video with the first information is here.

"Let It Be" restored! Three clips!!

From Revolver Records:

The 1992 Furmanek restoration ... this needs to come out! (A full restoration is available on "Let It Be: Deluxe Widescreen Edition.")

Meanwhile, someone is offering a "Let It Be" Blu-ray on Amazon.

Kids' '60s game show gives away a Beatles prize

Anyone remember "Shenanigans" with Stubby Kaye? It featured a board game played on a TV soundstage, just like "Video Village" with Monty Hall (also host of "Let's Make a Deal") did. The great part here is the prizes. One of them includes something to do with the Beatles and the video even shows the Beatles display. I'll take 10 cases, please.

The Beatles EMI promo film from 1969

Paul McCartney at Lollapalooza

Paul McCartney shared official video of his sweet Lollapalooza encore with Brittany Howard http://t.co/17bjgevA3Y pic.twitter.com/xQREb2U8Eu

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