Brian seemed to me to be the epitome of an English gentleman. He was always well spoken and well dressed with an air of quiet confidence. There also seemed to be a sadness and loneliness about him but he was a kind and considerate person as well. It is very unfortunate that he died so young never reaching the happiness he deserved.

@militzamadrid462

2 жыл бұрын

😪😪😪. Yes...so sad

@treasurehunteruk9718

Жыл бұрын

It appeared cos he was gay, he had to supress it all the time. Nine schools, army didn't work. This had an impact on his whole life. Shame he could not just come out as they say. Always afraid of being caught or exposed must have been scary for people in prominent positions.

@SarahCecil-gh5km

10 ай бұрын

Yes , I agree, there was a sadness and loneliness about him.

Its simple - No Brian Epstein - No Beatles. He is one of the most important people in the history of music.

@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti6854

3 жыл бұрын

He also was able to keep them together. It seemed like shortly after he died they ended up breaking up...

@fernandoaldekoa2436

2 жыл бұрын

Simpler: No Beatles' parents, no Beatles'.

@jaydeecee

2 жыл бұрын

No audio in some parts of this video

@TonyTN16

2 жыл бұрын

100 % correct. He thought of putting them in suites. He thought of Shea Stadium and his sheer persistence at getting them a record deal was brilliant.

@michaelmcclure3383

2 жыл бұрын

Wow, Epstein did kill himself

John looked so shocked, confused and worried. He didn't know what to do.

@MichaelLantz

4 жыл бұрын

Cynthia Lennon said in an interview "That John looked up to Brian as a father figure because when John Lennon was growing up his father abandoned the family when John was a baby"

@jadentrez

3 жыл бұрын

@@MichaelLantz Well, after losing his mother, his friend Stu Sutcliffe and then Brian, John must have been thinking, "Everybody I get close to up and dies on me!"

@barrycalvillo2466

2 жыл бұрын

He was taking drugs regularly if course he was out of it whenever u are in that phase your reaction will be exaggerated

@christy7698

2 жыл бұрын

@@jadentrez I can't even begin to imagine how John must have felt to have lost so many people, so young. No wonder he had so many issues.

@graaarm

2 жыл бұрын

Brian was so important to all 4 Beatles, John was right when he said we are fucked now......a few years later it was all over

What Lennon said at the end, “I knew we were in trouble then. I never had any misconceptions about our ability to do anything more than playing music. I was scared. I thought, we’ve had it now.” Brave thing to say.

@hunkhk

2 жыл бұрын

he was always so honest and open - gotta love John

@Nadia-et2zv

6 ай бұрын

​@user-pv8jy1nt8fdid you know john personally? john did mention his flaws several times such as not being a good father for julian and a good husband to cynthia...haters just wanna hate!

People can hide depression. And, hide it very well.

@5inthehole

5 жыл бұрын

Epstein’s main problem was not depression, although it became a problem because of his real problem; he was a gay man who could not be himself because of the hatred and bigotry against gay men. Now add being the manager of the biggest music act ever...he could never be who he was...one of the most tragic fates for anyone really.

@jazzsnare

3 жыл бұрын

@callyharley I am at the beginning of this vid, but I had always heard he had been killed in a violent fight with his gay lover. Am I in for a shock?

@jnagarya519

3 жыл бұрын

@@jazzsnare He ODed.

@glamdolly30

3 жыл бұрын

@@jazzsnare Brian Epstein died alone at home of a prescription drug overdose which was judged by the coroner to be accidental. He was 32.

@jazzsnare

3 жыл бұрын

@@glamdolly30 Thanks. It's just that I am old enough to remember the official reports at that time, which was not that. And, the mainstream media, which is all there was, never corrected it.

Brian was a fascinating character. For a man who was, apparently, fairly shy and introverted he was an extremely effective and engaging communicator. One key asset that he had was a very pleasant, smooth - sounding voice that had a calming effect.

@m.e.d.7997

5 жыл бұрын

Father should have let him become a dress designer but then we may never have had The Beatles.

@jv-ep2tc

5 жыл бұрын

you are right about the voice and manner of speaking, it draws you in

@m.e.d.7997

5 жыл бұрын

A beautiful man.

@The-Light1

4 жыл бұрын

spot on

@humbertoflores2545

Жыл бұрын

Yes, he was like a natural friendly guy, whom his tone of voice and language, using propper words, got connection with the people, especially with the Beatles.

I knew nothing of Brian Epstein before watching this. What a lovely man. So softly spoken. A huge loss to modern music. Without his influence there wouldn’t have been any of the greats and the swinging sixties would not have been. So young. God bless him.

@seltaeb3302

Жыл бұрын

Sadly young Beatles fans ie Millennials don't look beyond JPG & R. He was as important as they were & George Martin is important too, he musically & Brian got them into great suits, no quiffs & to bow but never to lose their vivacity. In Beatles press interviews he would stand to the side, well away from cameras & let them be the centre of attention & not to curb them in any way. Brian was only about 8 years older than them but seemed a different generation. The Elvis era had passed him by, he was in this no man's land between Sinatra & Elvis. Teen-agers had yet to evolve with Elvis & Co which the Beatles ages timed nicely. Brian was more into classical music but I would have loved too know how he really felt about rock n roll. His death was accidental as many other pop deaths were.

Brian Epstein appeared to be a gentle soul in a business where managers have to be tough as nails. His premature passing was very sad.

Brian got burned out with his personal life emotionally, he was gay, and that was illegal in England in those days, and professionally. He was a good businessman and manager. Most mistakes that he made were due to being a pioneer, no one else had done a lot of what he did before in the music business. He died of an accumulation of drugs over time in his body. RIP

@lefunk22

4 жыл бұрын

Sleeping pills don't "accumulate over time". To many in one night though, (intentionally or not) is a different story...

@florencebedall1342

3 жыл бұрын

@@lefunk22 thats right exactly!

@militzamadrid462

2 жыл бұрын

😲😲😪😪

What a lot Brian achieved in his short life. Seemed like a real grown up in comparison to The Beatles; yet dead at just 32 years of age 😢

Brian had a soothing voice. Rest in peace Brian.

Sad that any man can’t be who they want to because of the society they live in..and he seemed to be such a kind, loving man. It must have been hell for him.

@militzamadrid462

2 жыл бұрын

... Probably because he was such a gente soul, he could keep the Beatles together, he could deal wel with each personality.

Obviously they had to remove the Beatles music due to copyright, so that’s why the sound drops out

I’ve always thought (and always will think) that the death of Brian Epstein was the most cataclysmic event in the Beatles entire career. Without him, they were lost. I also think that the Beatles NEVER would have broken up if Brian had lived. Yes, Yoko still would have been there. However, Brian knew how to lower the temperature in that situation. Most importantly, the problems with Apple & the Allen Klein vs. the Eastmans NEVER would have happened. At worst, a break up might have happened many years later. But I doubt it. They would have stayed together for good. Sadly, we will never know for sure…….

@evabelanger5178

Жыл бұрын

Agree 100 %

@treasurehunteruk9718

Жыл бұрын

The Eastmans? Does this mean Paul would not have married Linda? Though she was determined to get him, by sleeping with him and smoking cannabis - something they had in common, till she got pregnant and they ended up marrying. Bit like John and Cynthia ........

I never thought that I would ever see the absolute real Mrs. Doubtfire. Brian's aunt Stella is the real thing. I agree with Sir Paul, Brian was the fifth Beatles hands down. RIP Sir Brian you are a missed soul.

@KimSenior

Жыл бұрын

Good observation, I have to agree!

Sad story.......without Brian, the world would never have had the Beatles. The world would be entirely different. Brian Epstein deserves to be remembered. Lennon's message that "All You Need Is Love" is really how Brian dedicated himself to the Beatles and his other artists in his short life. People forget the militarization of the youth and the horror of world war that existed just 20 years earlier. Epstein and the Beatles played a major role in stopping that from happening in their generation....on BOTH sides of the Iron Curtain !

@baronsaturday9560

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah.. they changed the world! Thanks to these five men the old world was a goner from the moment they arrived. RIP Brian, John and George...

Such a beautiful man, a huge loss. He never really knew his true worth, what a talented guy and an honest man, unlike so many others that were basically crooks in suits, bleeding their clients dry. If time travel was possible, I'd go back and tell him how important he was and that HE mattered very much.

@cocoaorange1

4 жыл бұрын

Managers like that are very rare.

How things just come together as easily as they fall apart. For His part in bringing the word the Beatles, a Man who will never be forgotten xx

The Beatles were so incredibly gifted, it seems it would've been only a matter of time before the world woke up and discovered them. Question is ... without Brian's infatuation and drive, would they have kept slogging away until that happened, one rejection after another? Would they have given up, eventually? Thankfully, we'll never know. The one thing we DO know is, without Brian the world after Ed Sullivan on February '64 would be verrrrrrrrrry different.

@retrothingz

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, it's interesting to ponder. But, the bottom line is that Brian created the group's initial look with the matching suits and hairstyles. And he did all the hustling to push them forward , get them a record contract and get them into the American market.....successfully.... something that took a lot of effort.

Did Brian have Bipolar? He had Carbitrol in his system.. I felt so sorry for him. He had the world at his feet but no friends. He died when I was ten but yet I knew his death was not good for the Beatles. Maybe I learned this from fan magazines?

John confirmed to Playboy that Brian was in love with him and I think John was not indifferent to Brian. I remember the scream therapy. His doctor said John had talked about Brian. Brian must have been important to John, he was more than a manager and maybe more than a friend. I always thought that something happened between them in Spain. Yoko also said that John was bisexual. However I love John and Brian

The Beatles at the train station were in utter shock, so dependent on him without thinking what this man had done for them. Once they stopped touring, Brian had lost his touchstone that kept him grounded. He started taking drugs in the pill form of uppers & downers & he just took too much that night. Purely accidental. Music wise it didn't change anything but without Brian the band slowly started to fracture.

I think Paul was only half right - Brian was like a 5th Beatle in his camaraderie with the Fab Four, but he didn't have the cheeky attitude in public, nor was he capable of it. And he was also homosexual. That would NEVER have fit in. But he was as close to them and as good a friend as they were to each other. And Brian did not contribute musically to the band except in one very important way - he gave them excellent feedback and advice on EVERYTHING, it seemed like, not just music. George Martin was ALSO half a 5th Beatle. He contributed in innumerable ways to their SOUND on records. And one could say Billy Preston was a 5th Beatle on some Abbey Road and Let It Be cuts. "John Lennon was in favour of making Preston a full (5th) member of the band; Paul McCartney disagreed, saying there was little point as the band was close to splitting." [The Beatles Bible] And finally, John would have very much been in favor of making Yoko a 5th Beatle. I believe he said as much, as far as her having an equal voice in decisions about recording the songs - in essence making her like a 5th Beatle. John was off his nut sometimes.

He was a genius taking them under his wings and made the Beatles as they were to us all.

@dariowiter3078

6 жыл бұрын

Sabrina Nascimento And, very lucky!(the other four also). 😃

@wayofthinkin

6 жыл бұрын

I loved your comment, Sabrina. You are exactly right. Much love to you.

@danielbouju1688

6 жыл бұрын

under his "wings"?

Brian, with the Beatles changed the world. He had vision

Large chunks of the audio have cut out to avoid copyright infringements. Every time music starts to play they cut out the audio. Hardly can be considered (FULL), maybe that's why they have in brackets!

Without Brian Epstein modern music wouldn't be what it is today.The Beatles were going nowhere.We had rubbish country and western songs topping the charts.everything looked bad.Then a young entrepreneur named Brian Epstein saw a band called the Beatles.He decided to put all on this up-coming band.If he hadn't....no sixties,no Rolling Stones,no British beat ,no Kinks or Who.Brian Epstein,the man who changed world history.All because of a visit to a dingy basement club.

@richardmello3888

6 жыл бұрын

Absolutely right, Brian kept on pushing doors open for the Beatles until he got them in that recording studio with George Martin. But, it was Brian that kept the pressure on everybody in the music industry. The rest is history.

@MichaelLantz

5 жыл бұрын

Did you also know that Andrew Loog Oldham (The Rolling Stones Manager in the 1960's)also worked for Brian Epstein when he first managed The Beatles?According to research,The Beatles Manager and The Rolling Stones manager worked hand and glove with the press to make the Beatles and The Stones out to be bitter rivals, when in reality the Beatles and The Stones were great friends.

@lucymccartney7724

5 жыл бұрын

Nonsense!To say that the Beatles were going nowhere without him is underrating who the Beatles were! It is him who ran after them when he saw the effect they had on people in Liverpool!and if you think nobody had any bad word about him,you're mistaken. He was a real opportunate Vampire "he knew what he was doing,he robbed us"as John Lennon wrote in his diary! The Beatles were making millions of pounds and did not have much money, it is after he died that they got rich!

@jimmywiggians6353

5 жыл бұрын

bull crap, the Beatles were the hottest act in Liverpool, Brian dressed them up otherwise they'd been a bit more like the Stones but still there was no stopping their talent.

@The-Light1

4 жыл бұрын

@@lucymccartney7724 you're spot on with what you have said.

I can not watch even the first time minutes without crying- He was such a amazing man T^T

@Bloxdio_God

5 жыл бұрын

Get a fucking grip.

@The-Light1

4 жыл бұрын

john Doyle....... 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

@lonelystoner8594

2 жыл бұрын

@@Bloxdio_God lmfao right

@nimitz1739

2 жыл бұрын

@@Bloxdio_God 😂

Brian is buried in the cemetery just around the corner from my house in Liverpool. I don't understand why he wasn't buried in the Jewish cemetery in an Allerton .

@The-Light1

4 жыл бұрын

Good point that mate....... I went to the same, school on Queens drive, as Brian's nephew..........its always confused me that one, but none of us would ask his nephew because the mention of Brian would upset him.

@Deano5aur

4 жыл бұрын

Eventhough it does state he is actually buried in a jewish cemetery, it would make sense if he wasnt. Judaism doesnt support homosexuality and claims its unholy, since Brian was gay it would make sense he wouldnt be buried in a jewish cemetery eventhough it apprently states he was.

@Abdisa-sj2fq

3 жыл бұрын

@Michael H. jews are an ethno-religious group. Jews are buried in jewish cemeteries despite their beliefs (unless they don't want to).

@paulfitzgerald8685

3 жыл бұрын

The family were originally from the North End. Their first shop was on County Road, and they lived in Anfield Road.

@armandobarbosa2914

Жыл бұрын

Na missa de sétimo dia,os familiares de Brian Samuel Epstein seguiram o protocolo judaico como manda a regra. Independentemente de ter sido então,gay assumido, evidentemente deveria ter sido enterrado em Alerton ,sem sombra de dúvidas. O cemitério em Alerton tem uma estrutura bem. melhor em comparação o lugar que foi enterrado Tenho a autobiografia de Brian Samuel Epstein,, inclusiive fazendo a leitura , qualquer pessoa sensível ficaria emocionado

Wish I could find a copy of this without the sound gaps Xo but something is better than nothing!

It's shocking and so sad that Brian Epstein enjoyed only 4 or 5 years as the visionary who helped launch the Beatles to international superstardom. He wasn't given much time at all to enjoy the rewards of his success.

Thanks for your efforts with this. I have used it for the research into my book I am working on.

Would the Beatles have broken up had Brian not died? Would all the horrible events which marred their legacy have occurred? Questions with no answers. Brian was self destructive and sadly the Beatles anchor left them very vulnerable.

LOL oh my gosh .......Paul's "promise" of what would happen if the Beatles were sold to someone else........."we are not going to be sold....but if you manage to pull this off, we can promise you one thing.........we will will record God Save the Queen for every single record we make from now on and we will sing it out of tune. That is a promise. So if this guy buys us, that's what he's buying". LOL

@margarethall4861

2 жыл бұрын

It was Robert Stigwood wanting to buy the management rights. Maybe if the Beatles had not been so stubborn about it they would have stayed together. Stigwood did an amazing job with his other clients.

Thank you for the video !!

he was the beginning and the end of the beatles

@robbyhorse6379

3 жыл бұрын

I neverthought of it quite like that, i think you make a reasonable point

This is great great documentary. I like that McCartney is interviewed and what he had to say.

Thank you for your efforts, much appreciated...!!!

McCartney: “Brian would be very happy if he knew how much we loved him.” You should have told him that when he was alive

@gunofapreacherman1340

4 жыл бұрын

sliat1981 Do you really think Brian didn’t know that they loved him?

@adayinthelife5772

3 жыл бұрын

Sometimes peoples souls are taken from us in the twinkling of an eye.

@user-kj1pq6zh3x

3 жыл бұрын

We don't appreciate people until we lose them

@sliat1981

3 жыл бұрын

@@gunofapreacherman1340 yes

@allymayful

Жыл бұрын

For goodness sake!!!! The great majority of men would never have spoken to each other intimately like that in those days. Dads couldn’t even say that to their kids!!!! Times have changed - thank goodness.

Excellent documentary... Brian was a brilliant and charming man...

this guy was a visionary... RIP

A gentleman in an ungetlemanly world. It's a sad truth many men don't see a fellow human soul but someone to exploit for their own personal gain

its a shame Alister Tayor was airbrushed out of The Beatles Anthology as he was with Brian Epstein from the start and looked after the Beatles right up to when he was sacked by Alen Klien.

What a brilliant docu...love the use of classical music to underline things....

Can someone explain why there is missing audio in spots of this film? Is it due to copyright infringement?

@user-kj1pq6zh3x

3 жыл бұрын

Yes

I think Brian was sadly gay at a time when I think it was illegal but coming from an orthodox Jewish family made things even worse. Now he will always be remembered as the genius behind the greatest group of all time. I remember going in his shop, in those days you asked to listen to a song in a booth & if you liked it you bought it.

Rip to Brian Esptein,we still miss you

Great documentary. Thanks for the upload. Taught me a great deal about a very complex man. You truly can't judge a book by its cover. Kind of like Robin Williams in a way. Nobody saw it coming. What a tortured soul. RIP Mr. Epstein

Made the Beatles sign some crappy contracts BUT without him the Beatles would’ve never been the global phenomenon that they were. RIP BRIAN EPSTEIN

@Larkinchance

2 жыл бұрын

There is no doubt that Epstein produced what he had been paid for... Compare that with the relationship the Beatles had with Allen Klein

Brian was a fantastic manager.He made mistakes like most people do,but in those days he ws treading new ground so there wasn't any precident to be guided upon.He did well well when you consider that fact....... He seemed to be an intelligent,lovable and gentle soul.Such a shame he died so young. Some have suggested foul play,........But who knows for sure!? RIP Brian!

It's so sad.. Rest in peace, Brian. He died on my birthday...

Between the missing sound gaps and the constant flick flick flick of what sounds like an old 8 mm projector throughout the film, this entire thing is hard to get through. What possible explanation could there be for omitting so much of the sound track?

@Sola174

5 жыл бұрын

Copyright of songs :( I think the most of it is available on other channels.

@rev.jimjonesandthekool-aid4488

3 жыл бұрын

It's a vhs tape. Tape head noise.

Typing "Thank you for this upload".

If this program is blocked in Germany, are you able Sola174 to buy a DVD of it?? If not, I call bullshit. One of the biggest I have with copyright and youtube is that people upload these obscure documentaries and interviews. The TV channel, the record label demand that it be taken down, but they don't allow viewers a chance to buy it. I don't feel they should be allowed to do that unless there is a purchasing alternative. These programs are priceless, historical artifacts to music lovers and Beatles fanatics.

Does anyone know the name of the piano music played at 7.04 onwards?

Why does the volume keep dropping?

As much as Brian loved the Beatles, I can't help thinking that since they were a huge money making machine that other people wanted to take control of the group. So it leaves me with this. Was it an accident, suicide, or was someone there alone with Brian just to make sure that he would never wake up....

@markrymanowski719

2 жыл бұрын

My thoughts, exactly. Follow the money, as they say.

does anyone know who did the version of Johnny Remember Me which was originally on this film at 1:26.37 and now has been removed?

@joannehughes5249

3 жыл бұрын

I think it as John Leyton. Some of the footage in this doco can be found in an Arena doc on Joe Meek, hope this helps

I was looking forward to this but that cinema reel sound in the background took over.

That music at the beginning sounds horrible. Why, what is the reason to put it ?

If this was broadcast Christmas 98, I guess Paul must have been interviewed in 97 before Linda passed away?

@tt-du6vc

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah he has a Flaming Pie look.

i Just saw the video now...Thank you Brian what you did and what The Beatles inspired you to do...making a whole world happy...

Good story lousy audio track. It kept cutting out. I would bet that the source was bad. But good selection to post. Thank you.

22:22 just spent two hours looking for this quote. suddenly i’m sobbing

I like the way the songs are blocked. Makes for a wonderful documentary.

@ajhuser1

6 жыл бұрын

Its copyright laws they had to

@baronsaturday9560

6 жыл бұрын

Fantastic. Maar niet heus.

It will 50 years on 27/8/2017 since he left us..

@baronsaturday9560

6 жыл бұрын

It's over 50 years ago today, when Seargent Pepper thought the band to play. They where going in and out of style, garanteed to raise a smile... :)

@danielbouju1688

6 жыл бұрын

"Sour Agent Paper's lovely Hard Glove' Bank!

Just watching this documentary got me curious about Brian. It also made me want me to know more about him too, and how he was a big influence to The Beatles. People really need to know more about Brian. R.I.P. Brian Samuel Epstein P.S. I really need a fan art picture of Brian pointing himself and looking at his reflection saying; ' "Jew" ', while The Beatles are giggling while all of them were getting high from cannabis.

Shame about the loss of sound in the above Brian Epstein Story... loved it all was so sad when Eppy Died he was a genius and gone way too Soon R.I.P Brian much Love to you hun.

I wish that it had talked more about getting targeted in the military for being gay. They glossed over this huge humiliation. It is a main part of who he was. They tried to destroy him. It took him a long time to recover.

@baronsaturday9560

6 жыл бұрын

It was not so very long after the war when he got into the military. He was Jewish, and dressed like a young officer, they seemed to make a big deal out of that. Gay, Jewish, maybe too classy for the army, I think they didn't like that in the '50s in England. They still don't...

@corinnehernandez4549

5 жыл бұрын

What do you mean he was targeted by the military for being gay? Was he in the military and discharged for being gay?

@shilohnikaj

5 жыл бұрын

@@corinnehernandez4549 when he was arrested for "impersonating an officer", he agreed to see an army psychiatrist to avoid a court martial. He talked with him and found out he was gay, and they discharged him for being "mentally unfit" to serve

@danhill9952

4 жыл бұрын

Probably because it was illegal to be gay in England at the time. He'd have slit his own throat by saying anything about it.

@user-kj1pq6zh3x

3 жыл бұрын

@@danhill9952 it's ironic that homosexuality in UK was allowed in 1967, after Brian's death. He suffered a lot in his life because of that

Any info regarding Northern Songs and how that fell apart ?

Shame about the sound restrictions - spoils the entire presentation

So sad.. 😔😢.. Rest in peace Brian !!!. 🙏🙏🙏

Marianne Faithful is very smug about her opinions of Brian, especially her attitude about Brian being a provencal northerner aspiring to be a big city Londoner. She was an aspiring debutante clouded in a drug stupor most of the time, hanging on to Jagger like a jilted groupie. She ended up a suicidal junky. By the end of the 60's. Yet she feels qualified to partake in pyschoanalyzing Brian's problems.

Eu tinha gravado esse documentário legendado em português nos anos 90, acho que passou na GNT, não me lembro. Ainda devo ter a fita. Vou procurar pra digitalizar e subir aqui no youtube.

The interviews with Lennon you can hear Yoko giggling in the background.

Thank you for sharing. 12:00

His friend Ronnie Kray got to him. How do you think this band got radio play and all of the claque queuse?

At that time, strong barbiturates and amphetamines were given out on prescription with very little reservation. Over time these drugs, each in their own way, can cause depression and personality changes. Elevating doses and dependency were not uncommon for so-called, "normal people". At this time, a lot of people died from accidental overdose.

@jennymccombie9604

Жыл бұрын

Please don't confuse dependance with addiction. A diabetic is dependent upon insulin yet is not addicted to insulin. Here in 2023 chronic pain patients from many illnesses are being treated like drug addicts because they rely on opiod analgesics perscribed by their doctors to control their pain so they can live as normal life as possible. The CDC allowed a bunch of anti opiod zealots like Andrew Klodney to write guidelines for opiod perscribing thats distroyed pain management as we know it. Doctors didn't over perscribe opiod analgesics ever. The DEA allows Heroin and Fentanyl to flow unrestricted into the country. So to look like they are doing their job someone had to take the blame. Our doctors were targeted. Now in 2023 amputations, mastectomies and much more are not given pain relief via opiods but told to meditate and try breath control. The suffering is unbelievable in this new sadistic opiod hysteria. Sorry for the rant but you are one accident or botched surgery away from becoming a chronic pain patient and needing opiod analgesics. Check out the American pain and disability foundation site on Facebook and look at the Richard Lawhern files on LinkedIn and Facebook and Quora to see the truth. These two groups are experts in the war on drugs and the lies being told to the unsuspecting public via a complicit media. Do it for yourself and your family. Remember that denying pain relief is called TORTURE.

So I came across a link of a compilation of the Beatles making statements in regard to taking drugs. Per Ringo, if they got too messed up, they'd still record and have fun doing it, but in sessions like that, they'd listen to it the next day, and they'd say they were going to have to redo it...they wouldn't release anything without being at a certain level of artistic excellence based on their scrutiny of the work. I'm saying this to say how much do you have to be chemically destroyed before you look at your artistic performance from the day before when you were loaded and say "man we were really loaded; we're gonna have to do that again" versus being so destroyed that you are just not functional, in a non-functional stupor, like how the Stones described Brian Jones condition when they finally let him go, versus when you get so freaking loaded that it kills you"? Does Brian Epstein come off as anywhere close to "man, we totally saw that one coming..."? I mean the video of John when making his statement, looks genuinely in shock...not like "whoa man, we saw that coming from a mile away..."...at the time Brian was reported as having passed away, he was up $10,000,000 and the Beatles Sgt Pepper's album was at number one in the UK and in the United States...so, here's a link of an interview with Brian 5 months before he died... kzread.info/dash/bejne/kWSfqqOqlqrUlrQ.html

Why does sound keep disappearing

Too bad the sound kept going out, making it unwatchable. Please do better next time.

Great doc...too bad that the sound kept dropping out, very annoying

his death was "the end of the beatles'story,I'm sorry to say...

@m.e.d.7997

5 жыл бұрын

He was the beginning and the end with his death. They needed him guiding them.

whats the soundtrack of this ??

Great documentary..I never knew William and Brian worked together in the early days

You Tube has merged with Google who has merged with someone else. They have gotten tight ass over what is allowed on here. I have had 8 Beatles related videos blocked globally. I am not making any money off of the videos. You would think they would be honored that we spent hours making these videos. Greed vice squad. Brian's death was the spark that eventually led to the break up of the best group ever! Thanks for the documentary. Been a fan since May 63 and they have given me millions of hours of good times.

@RandyR

6 жыл бұрын

DJ Alex Xavier Give me a break. Sir Paul is very much alive. I would think that his brother would know. I am listening to him now. Don't blindly believe everything you read or hear. The Devil's Radio has been busy for years

@cw2497

2 жыл бұрын

They don't want any thinking out of their box, God forbid!!

The background music is fine but the ticker ticker sound effect like old film is really annoying 💕.

John was so rude to Brian.... not that it helps anything but he(John) later told his theraphist that he regretted his behaviour after Brian died.

@paolina28

3 жыл бұрын

John might be rude but he was often capable of affectionate gestures towards Brian. They had a special relationship

@paulshields2426

2 жыл бұрын

John introduced him to pills

Great audio!

I feel like I missed half of the film because of the sound issue. So disappointing.

Wht is the sound fucked on this documentary?

Shame all the beatles songs are muted out.

I never knew anything about Brian. I’m the same age as Julian Lennon so I was to young. Beatles were before my time but I went through a Beatles phase. Had their 2 greatest hits albums and knew every word. What a fun time in history. John introduced him to pills and one to many can kill you. It will always be a mystery with Brian. I bet he would have taken off as a designer. He had a lot of talents. His sketches were good.

@paulshields2426

2 жыл бұрын

I mean too young

Raymond Jones: He did exist there is an interview with him on the Beatles bible website, I think Tune In may also have the details. For whatever reason the story became that he didn't exist but in fact that is the real myth. Nice documentary, i come back to it a lot, hopefully one say it will play somewhere where i can actually hear it all. 😁

Hola, buen día, Srta. Sola. Quisiera pedirle, por favor, que vuelva a subir la película en español latino. Estoy agradecido por anticipado. Mi nombre es Leonardo Miranda. Mucho gusto! 0

Why is the sound taken out ..

@Sola174

4 жыл бұрын

copyright :(

"with him;without him"..."brian epstein for ever!

just shows how things have changed over the years

That's too bad Brian felt he wasn't free to pursue something he wanted to do with fashion and design. It's obvious he's creative but must have felt the overbearing displeasure of his Dad trying to quell his interests. "You must follow in the family biz!"....No way would I put up with that. I'd rebel. Of course you're gonna put your foot down if your kid wants to be a criminal but nothing wrong with designing clothes. Forcing your kids to be a doctor, lawyer or Indian chief never works. Forcing them to go to college when that's not what they want to do is a mistake. As long as their interests aren't criminal or immoral then encourage and not dissuade them. Don't push them into something you wish you had done or live vicariously through them. Let them be their own individuals. If they need help/guidance then give what you can. Love and support them. Maybe they love animals or want to fight to protect the environment (land or sea), carpentry, music, write books, etc.....plenty of interesting things to do. Let them be.....

@user-kj1pq6zh3x

3 жыл бұрын

You are right, I wish more people were like you

Seems like the perfect storm: two great songwriters meet a Jewish business man who understands how to market these boys . Plus a producer, so good, that Paul could hum a part and tell him the general sound he needed and that producer grew and expanded the bands music. It went from humble but bright buddy holly type stuff, to lsd drenched mayham and everything in between. My son is a robust 31 years and I’m deeply saddened that Brian passed at a tender age. He missed so much. Rip