The Beatles - Get Back (The Rooftop Performance) [REACTION VIDEO] | Rebeka Luize Budlevska

1977. My sister in law and I were at a bar with a couple of friends. She knew I'd been a Beatles Freak since I was tiny, and I was 18. I can't remember why, but she asked me," Don't you ever get tired of The Beatles?". I just shook my head no. About 10 minutes later, the house band played a very good cover of Get Back. We all got up to dance. When we sat down at the table again I asked my sister in law if she was tired of THAT yet. Still trying to catch her breath, she just shook her head no, trying not to laugh.

The rooftop concert was the last time all four played together in public. Historically, we know the tension among the band was high at this time, but what's obivous is that when they're playing together they can put that away for awhile and just enjoy it. They're good, they know it, and they still had the magic. While they couldn't know this was the last time they would play together, they knew the end of the band wasn't far off. Plus, with the Get Back documentary, it's fascinating to see the synthesis of this song from a rough idea to a polished piece of work relatively quickly, plus other songs from the Let It Be album (as it was ultimately released as).

Beatles Forever! They are extraordinary, I don't think any band will ever be able to bring together so many talents and so much for music as they did.

What a banger, what I wouldn't give to be on that rooftop,filming this.

For The Rooftop, John (who was usually the Rhythm Guitar) and George (usually the Lead Guitarist) traded places. CAN YOU BELIEVE that someone called the police for a "Noise Complaint"... They had no idea that they were witness to a "Once EVER" Musical Event. The Concert was cut short and the Beatles were escorted off the roof by the "Bobbies" .

John playing Lead Guitar on this one, and it was just right!

Keyboards were an important musical element in this performance; wish we could have seen a little bit of Billy Preston’s playing.

Now you know how we all felt listening to the Beatles, from when I was 8 years old, all through school, as a young adult. I remember buying a Beatles fan magazine when I was maybe in 2nd grade, and the 8th grade girls (women to me) went wild for it, grabbing it out of my hands. They were magic, not just a band. They changed everything.

Phenomenal yet bittersweet 🥲essentially the last live performance from the legendary band of our times 👍check out DONT LET ME DOWN from the same session one of my favorites 🤘✌🏻

👍👍👍👍The fab four. Legendary. I used to own the 45 rpm single when I was a kid. Does anybody remember vinyl? Love this performance. Rock on!🤘

My mates dad was driving a truck on the road during this roof top concert and said he could hear the music but was really mad about the traffic jam. It was only years latter that he realised it was the Beatles.

The Beatles were together for only about 7 years and started out as a live band in the early years. They tried touring in America but the crowds were so loud you couldn't really hear them. In 1967 when Sgt Pepper came out they had stopped touring which is a real shame because they were such great performers live. The music in this short set showed how great they were live and it's a gift to future generations that it was filmed. For someone who listened to them as a child and grew up with their music and loved it all it was bittersweet to think that this was to be last time the would perform together. When they broke up it was like losing an old friend.

YES I LOVE THIS SONG ALWAYS...I LOVE YOU TOO FRIEND FOR REACTIONS

They were like brothers, they loved each other, but couldn't always get along.

Recorded Jan 30, 1969 on roof of Apple Records office 3 Savile Road, London. You'll have to watch the recent brilliant Peter Jackson film to get an idea of all that was going on with their recording of the Let it Be album.

Get Back Rebekaaaa....Love this classic. They waste no time taking care of business. Awesome reaction and the joy on your face is infectious.

Hello there Rebeka! Let me say hearing and seeing young people like yourself enjoying The Beatles does my heart of 60 so much good.

Fantastic vocals and bass from sir Paul !!

Elvis, the Beatles, Led Zeppelin, the Eagles….the gods of music! PERIOD! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

In the Jackson " Get Back " video, you watch as Paul starts creating this song. They were a tight little group!