“Get Back” and “Help!” animation
An amazing animation created by Austin T for the songs “Get Back” and “Help!”.
“Help!” animation
A nice Flash-animation for the song “Help!”
“Help!” animation
An amazing 3d animation for the song “Help!” by the group “V-Beatles” inspired by Beatles Rock Band. They used 3d software (Chetaah, Poser for animations) and took the video captures in Second Life.
Animation and scripts: E. Trafalgar
Video edit and 3d design: A. Rau
“Help!” by Rangzen
Italian band Rangzen playing a good cover of “Help!”. This performance has been broadcasted by an italian Tv program.
www.rangzen.it
The Beatles and Indian Music
The following video is about the influences of India on The Beatles and of The Beatles on Indian music. The story begins in 1965 with Help and ends in 2001 in India…
“You’ve Got to Hide Your Love Away” by Michael Commorato
Michael Commorato singing a good cover of “You’ve Got to Hide Your Love Away” from “Help!”…
“Help” by Tina Turner
Tina Turner singing an amazing cover of “Help”, with a slow rythm and a blues taste…
In 1984 Tina Turner released a version of the song recorded with The Crusaders that peaked at #40 in the UK. The song was included on European editions of her album “Private Dancer”.
[Source: Wikipedia]
“You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away” by Oasis
Oasis playing a cover of “You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away”
The Beatles “If You’ve Got Trouble”
“If You’ve Got Trouble” is a song written by Lennon/McCartney. The song remained unreleased until March 1996 when it was included on the album Anthology 2.
The song was recorded by The Beatles on 18 February 1965. Ringo Starr is the lead singer on this recording, which was originally planned to be his vocal appearance on the Help! album and the Help! film. “Act Naturally” was chosen instead. It was to be his fifth released vocal for the Beatles, with the songs “Boys”, “I Wanna Be Your Man”, “Matchbox”, and “Honey Don’t” coming previously.
Work on “If You’ve Got Trouble” was started on the fourth day of recording for Help!. It was one of three songs worked on that day, the others being “You’ve Got to Hide Your Love Away” and “Tell Me What You See”. The main part of the song was done in a single take, followed by overdubs for lead and backing vocals. However, the Beatles disliked the product and so decided to ditch both the takes and, ultimately, the song
[From Wikipedia. Original page is here]
“Help!” by 1964 The Tribute
Keswick Theatre, suburban Philadelphia, 2008. “1964 The Tribute” playing “Help!” with orchestral beginning.
