Harry And His Court Jesters: The Music Video

[Lord Reith]

Here is the newly discovered Royal Variety audio added to the video. It is a chaptered mkv file so you can jump to the next song with the "next" button.

What a performance of Twist And Shout, eh? Firing on all thrusters there. They must have been nervous, but they sure don't show it. I half expect Ringo to fall flat on his face when he jumps off his podium, but no. Did anything phase these guys? They are the epitome of cool.

EDIT: Permalink to both audio and video:

https://tinyurl.com/re-up-by-MUR-without-V24

[darod]

Thank you very much Lord Reith

[D-listener]

Thank you again Lord for your excellent work!

[Spaniard in da Works]

And to think that at this point Beatlemania was still mainly a British thing. But as a live band they were at their peak.

[ruedabeat]

Thanks a lot LR !

[chrisp]

That is fabulous. Thank you so much LR.

[RLester]

Wonderful, thankyou!

[Rondordrecht193]

thank you dear Lord!! wonderful gifts you give us on a regular base ...

[maccafan1]

Brillant, thanks

[ruedabeat]

Here is the newly discovered Royal Variety audio added to the video. It is a chaptered mkv file so you can jump to the next song with the "next" button.

https://tinyurl.com/exp-27-march

What a performance of Twist And Shout, eh? Firing on all thrusters there. They must have been nervous, but they sure don't show it. I half expect Ringo to fall flat on his face when he jumps off his podium, but no. Did anything phase these guys? They are the epitome of cool.

I still remember listening to the complete show in my old walkman, a cassete bought from a guy who sold cassetes taken from the old bootlegs. Listening to a guy who introduced the show but I didn´t know anything about him. Old memories. Well, what can I say about the time when I watched John singing Twist and shout in the Big Screen(Imagine movie), that was fantastic.

I must say that 1963 was a great year for the music in England and the world was missing all of this.

Thanks a lot LR !