Drummer react to "Ticket to Ride" by The Beatles
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Figured you'd like this one with John and George messing up their parts here and there lol! Love where Ringo is 'making a salad' with his air drumsticks 😂
The album Help! is a good sort of almost turning point for their music, right before Rubber Soul.
I really dig how they're messing around in this video. They're basically mocking lip syncing.
@@MrKeychange They really are! :D
you rock for this one laura. thank you. so, so good. i loved seeing them just screwing around at points lol they were such hard working dudes! and so talented. so, so talented. i'm so glad i took the dive. Rubber Soul is gonna be like (insert giant movie reference depending on era) for the channel.
@L33Reacts I believe John and Paul made up months before the horrendous night in 1980,The Beatles all came from the South end of Liverpool the same area iam from in Liverpool, it was believed John and Paul had discussed the band reforming and performing on a ship in the River Mersey the River which the city was built upon, sadly us younger scousers never got to see this happen 😢 .
@James-hd6ez how great that you are from there. And I believe that John and Paul had been talking on the phone really not long before John's assassination about doing some sort of reunion thing like you described. I just hadn't heard that much detail, and that would have been so appropriate!
I was a preteen growing up on this at the time. I'm 67 and still "dig it" so much forever!
PS. what we did in the day was just set the 45 to replay we listen over and over
lucky bastards. but at least i can listen to them on the go.... i guess.... lol
That is absolutely how I listened to most of The Beatles except for the few albums I have. Plus being autistic I love playing things over and over and over and over and over again(comforting). I didn't know that when I was a kid.
The lads were all from Liverpool, England. In 1965 the year Help! was released their ages were: Ringo 25, John 25, Paul 23, George 22. Great reaction!
They hated lip syncing… and deliberately made a mess of it to express their displeasure.
It was curious when Mick Jagger introduced The Beatles to the rock'n roll hall of fame and said: "When we listened this guys for the first time and knew that they came from a place called Liverpool, we thought that nothing good could come from over there... but they had a records contract... " the he said "Anyway, We actually thank them for being our first openner band in the USA"
Haha. I saw the Rolling Stones just before they or the Beatles hit ‘Big’.
They closed the first half for Gerry and the Pacemakers concert at Fairfield Hall, Croydon. G&PM’s first record (How Do You Do It?) had just gone straight to No.1 The Beatles had recorded that song but turned it down as a first release, opting for Love Me Do which only reached No.17 in the UK charts.
The Stones were playing US rhythm and blues numbers back then, way before they developed their own style and before the time John Lennon advised Mick Jagger how to write songs.
Oh Lordy. I loved Ringo so much. They had him as odd men out and that was always me. Even though I was only 10 when I saw them on the ed Sullivan show. What great fun singles they had. I had so many singles and just a few albums because of finances as a kid in the 60s. I will always treasure The Beatles as my favorite band of all time even though I love music from 7 decades.
Did you know that Ringo still tours with his "All Star Band"?
The treatment this song gets in HELP! is fantastic, and funny. Do yourself a favor and watch the film. It’s bloody delightful!
i really want to watch a hard days night and this one. somehow i will have to get it on the channel. i would need a new pc to render a video that long lol
@@L33Reacts Though It'd certainly be a kick to watch your reaction to them, if you get the hankering to treat yourself to non-reaction viewings, I'm sure we'd all "forgive" you. ;)
Thoughtful and interesting reaction. Lee, you've got to check out some history about them going up and their evolution as a band even in those early days. It's actually a fascinating story.
They all came from Liverpool, which at the time anyway was mostly really blue collar, and it was a "rough and tumble" port shipping town. If nothing else, think about the environments they played in and how much age difference matters at that age. They started playing together in junior high, John and Paul, in a band called the Quarrymen. John was the oldest and the leader, and thankfully for them, could be a bit of a bully when defending them or just in general if he felt something really unfair was happening.
George was the baby of the bunch and came from the poorest family, and he wanted to play guitar from early on but his family couldn't afford a guitar, so his dad made him one out of a cigar box. He was also known as pretty scrappy when it came to street fights, which is really amazing when you think about them in later life.
Pete Best was their original drummer, but never really quite fit in, and just the story alone of how they ever even came to move to Berlin in Germany to play there is amazing, which is where they were already pretty seasoned from playing hardcore places like the Cavern in Liverpool, but by the time they were playing at the Star Club and other clubs in Hamburg, and even became the house band at one such club, with a ton of fantastic stories from that experience, that's when they got really hard and right and really good. And that's when they picked up Ringo to replace Pete Best. They were called the Silver Beatles at the time, but Ringo was a highly sought-after drummer in the thriving scene there.
He was already playing for a band that was more popular than the Silver Beatles, and there was another popular band that was actively recruiting him, but then the Beatles nabbed him, and history changed.
The different drumming patterns through the song were fab. Some other drummer might have done the same thing all the way through, but Richie mixed it up and kept you guessing. Even the little roll at that one pause he didn't keep the same, and reduced it to a single snare hit the last time. Ringo is such a great song drummer.
If you watch the Get Back Documentary, you'll see John smiling. Especially, when he and Paul start playing around.
Ringo's drums are great in this song.
Love love love his drumming in this one! His playing a bit behind the beat is so cool here.
Ringo's drumming on this reminds me of his hypnotic drum beat on "Tomorrow Never Knows". I believe Ringo came up with the title for "Tomorrow Never Knows".
My favorite Ringo drum performance is on Rain
Rain is so, so good. i just recently "promoted" that vide so more folks will see it because i loved it so much.
@@L33Reacts There is a great music video to Rain that is really hard to find. Paul has a chipped tooth, and they all look so cool. The video goes backwards when they sing backwards.
I’m impressed seeing the King Crimson album in the background
He loves them, and I bought that for him!
FYI: all four came from Liverpool, which was a seaport town and as such had sailors bringing back records from America where they all heard rock n roll.
You should review "We Can Work it Out" which was one of John and Paul's finest collaborations: Paul wrote the verses and chorus, and John added a second chorus in a completely different (waltz) time. I believe the video accompanying "We Can Work It Out" was filmed the same day as the "Ticket to Ride" video you reviewed.
Help is a great album! I remember listening to this song on my transistor radio.
It's been fun to take this journey with you Lee. I'm 60 and me & my best friend took this journey together when we were 14-15 years old. Keep rockin'!
We loved these videos when they came out in the sixties. Staged of course for the masses! Great song as usual. Thanks
Paul was particularly pleased with this song. I departure from the past ‘she loves you’ songs
"Ticket to Ride" is a fun pun. Ryde, a town on the British island of Wight, south coast - have to usually take a boat there. (I took a Hydrofoil over to Isle of Wight in 1987) The Beatles, to switch things up used different writing methods - people they knew, music when awaking from sleep, newspaper articles, a joke. So, she got a ticket to the Isle of Wight,...and she don't care ;)
The drumming by Ringo is noted to be one of his solid riffs!
It was a double entendre. The other meaning is a clean bill of health prostitutes in the red light district of Hamburg got from doctors, as well as a literal ticket to the city of Ryde.
Magical
Always too short but always SO GOOD! Just four lads from Liverpool.
Hope you get into Rubber Soul soon!
They are all from Liverpool, England.
In before the block. They were so big by this time they could get away with visibly not giving a f*ck for a promo film. "Ticket to Ride" was notable for being relatively long for the times, having a strong modal throughline and a heavy percussion track (Paul's invention), plus one of John's patented great guitar riffs.
it wont get blocked. i kinda figured a way around that. or, they are just not as on top of it anymore.
@@L33Reacts Tricky!
They didn't like doing this commercial stuff, you can see it on John's face, but the song is great!!!!
you've got to hide your love away by the beatles mainly j. lennon off this record
I'd love for him to hear the whole Help! album - British version, of course.
There was so much talent in that band it isn't funny.
Early on they wrote catchy tunes. Later they wrote symphony style music
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4:08 Lennon forgets to mouth yeah..but he does it anyway late...
And a different time he mouths it when it isn't there. :D Ringo looks as if he's making a salad during one part. George mouths a lot of - something - at one point, then realizes he's the only one 'singing' and stops, then stares at the camera. Someone posted that John flipped off the camera early on, but I didn't see it. Need to go look lol!
This is just months after Bob Dylan and his roadies smoked weed with the Beatles for the 1st time. John has packed on about 20 lbs that year (about 2.25 stone) from all the munchies and road food. Their songwriting was just starting to turn into major art, and they were all silly stoned filming this. Within a few months, while at a dinner at George's house with his wife Patti and John's wife Cynthia, George's dentist will slip LSD into their tea or coffee, starting the next wave of creativity in the worlds best band.
Dr. Robert lol
The conquered the world while they were all younger than 30
You should have reacted to the live performance of this song, TO ME the video doesn't do it justice!
This song is 59 years old. 59. The damn thing still holds up!
Of course it does! What do you expect! It’s the Beatles! lol!
Released the month of my birth. Hard to believe 59 years have passed!
Liverpool,the Beatles came from Liverpool. Working class families and the 4 were so real and down to Earth. They were us,boomers and other's.We grew up with them and changed because of them. the Beatles became an entity. Still are and always.
Every time John and Paul look at each other mischievously and smile, it gets me.
they really did love each other like brothers
Stoned out Beatles just sitting around not giving a F and being the absolute coolest people around.
exactly!! just sitting around and they just exude pure charisma. it's so cool.
Yes. And this was released less than one year into the height of Beatlemania. How many bands would be issuing songs like this and a song called Help as they rode to the heights of stardom?!
They’re just goofing around. How do you know they were stoned?
@@salbuda6957 'Cuz they have all said that they were pretty well stoned all the time at this point.
The Beatles: Lennon for the Mind, McCartney for the Heart, Harrison for the Soul and Starr to keep your feet moving.
What always staggers me is that they did it all in only 8 years, 13 albums dozen singles 4 films - just astonishing
Well... they had a few years of slogging it around church fetes, then youth clubs, then Hamburg red light district, then concert halls and town halls around northwest England then UK then Europe learning and playing hundreds of songs from USA before Love Me Do at tend of 1962. But the foundations were laid in the years before where they learned so much to handle audience, play different styles, sing harmonies, arrange their own material
And did all that before they turned 30.
It's hard to convey to yoiung people just how culture changing The Beatles were. They were a lightning bolt into Western culture. Music, fashion, attitude, philosophy, politics. All were influenced by them. It's actually amazing when I think back on it.
It says something when a pop song is nearly 60 years old, but still sounds catchy and fresh.
As a drummer I’m sure you noticed how Ringo never does the same fill twice - love the final wham!
People hardly ever talk about the groups sense of humor and all the slap stick comedy they did.
"Yesterday" is the one song that even grandparents who hated the Beatles liked.
for all i know, i've heard that one somewhere. i can't wait to find out!
@@L33Reacts It'll be one of the best melodies you've ever heard in your life.
Oh absolutely you've heard this unless you lived under a rock. Regardless you rock ❤ ! @@L33Reacts
I can’t stand Yesterday
Paul McCartney said he dreamt the melody. The original title was”Scrambled Eggs” before he wrote the lyrics to Yesterday. I believe he said he dreamt “Scrambled Eggs, how I would love to touch your legs”
What people miss is how good a live band they were (this isn't') but you can still feel the influence THEY WERE TIGNT before recording their first album
i think these lads were inspired. absolutely inspired. i would have never taken the jump into their catalog without y'all, so thank you! i can't wait to finally hear rubber soul.
Beatlemania was in full swing, their lives were a continual schedule of interviews, performances and studio sessions. They travelled the world but mostly only saw it from car, plane and hotel windows, unable to go out on the street for fear of being mobbed. Lennon summed it up on the song 'HELP!' . Their talent, camaraderie, dry humour, and drug use helped them survive what would have simply crushed other bands.
Lennons lead vocal on this still , still gives me the chills every time
I was a teenager in the sixties - these four lads from Liverpool changed my life. Also, I agree John and Paul singing together is so good.
their harmony is one of a kind! they worked so well together even though they were polar opposites it seems.
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That song is amazing! My favorite 'unheralded' Beatles song. Like you said, very groovy, and the excitement level is off the charts!
The drum pattern in this was repeated in Tomorrow Never Knows.
Brilliant
Yes! Haven't seen anyone else notice that before.
It's not really the same I'd say
@@se6369 It's fairly similar though, sounds like... the syncopation, time sig - something is very same about it. Can't put my finger on it though.
Nah not really
Such a great riff on that Rickenbacker and Ringo's drum pattern on this, it's all so damn great! Nobody had heard anything like that, that chime of the guitar, the melodicism...they were so far ahead of every other artist out there in their peer group.
Ticket to Ride is another example of Ringo's contribution to their unique style. Any other drummer would have played eighth notes on hi hat and two and four on snare and bass. Listen to what Starr's playing!
Help and A Hard Days Night are both fun movies worth watching.
One of the absolute best examples of Lennon-McCartney harmonies is on their 1964 song, 'I Don't Want to Spoil the Party'. Even though I grew up listening to their songs for +55 years and intimately know all of their voices and the nuances between each, I never realize how finely crafted the singing was on this song until about 10 years ago. With the exception of the occasional solo line sung by Lennon, both Lennon-McCartney sing together throughout the entire song. What makes it so enjoyable is that they keep exchanging lead vocal parts.
In the 1st, 2nd, and 4th lines, Lennon sings lead and McCartney sings lower harmony. For the 3rd line, Lennon sings solo. This vocal format is then repeated. After that, they seamlessly pull off a vocal switch, whereas for the next four lines, McCartney takes over the lead and Lennon sings the lower harmony.
To me, this is yet another example of their brilliance. Being that their vocal ranges mesh together so perfectly, it is often quite difficult to distinguish one from the other. This holds true into their solo careers. There are a few Lennon songs where I swear it sounds like McCartney is singing and vice versa. Since Day 1, their vocal talents were an irresistible feature that made them stand tall when compared to all others.
Best wishes to your adventures with The Beatles.
George is deliberately lip un-syncing
They're all from Liverpool, Lee. Paul and John grew up about a mile apart, separated by a golf course. Paul met John for the first time at a church summer fete in 1957. Paul and George went to the same secondary school in Liverpool and although in different years Paul and George used the same bus route into town. Ringo was from a more working class district but also in south Liverpool. He met the other three in Hamburg in 1960 when he was the drummer with another Liverpool group.
Paul announced to the press that he had left the group on April 10, 1970. At the time, Paul was 27, John was 29, George was 27, and Ringo was 29.
George was always 1 year younger than Paul "even now he's 1 year older than me" - George Harrison
The drumming mimics the sound of train coaches (at that time) going slowly over the points in or out of a station. Eventually the train picks up speed as the record plays out, as presumably the girl leaves.
Oh No! Your exclamation as it ends too soon Lee. Although staged & silly it is so good to see those YOUNG guys havin' fun & spoofing to their great song. Happy Daze.
As you will see they are miming hence the messing about, especially John and Paul trying not to laugh😄
Great song structure. Master class.
i agree. they were such finely crafted tracks, that they spit out one after the other. it's insane.
Even though we've known The Beatles from the beginning, we're still discovering new tidbits about them and their music. The fun part is hearing their deep cuts and outtakes. The Lads are from Liverpool, England.
i have the anthology dvd's so i bet it would be fun to watch that and see all the different versions and such. i've been holding off so i dont ruin any songs for myself.
@@L33Reacts and maybe those outtakes and cuts could be new L33 episodes. Just like you did with John’s laughing track,
All from Liverpool & all within half an hour from where I live. The best band, the best music, so groundbreaking.
One of my favorits songs from Beatles ,this song is still as good as when it came love it
John was also down to earth. Most of the last five years of his life he gave up show business to take care of his son. He baked bread every day. It wasn't 'till 1979 when Paul released a live version of his song "coming up" that upon hearing, John said, "Well I got to get in the studio. Paul's just done something good." The old competitive rivalry was still there.
They all hated to pantomime to the studio tracks, and so did I...
(Keith Moon is hilarious in the old Who videos)
i've seen a few and i concur. he looks like he would rather be anywhere else LOL he always had fun with it though
I saw the Beatles in 1964…can never forget❤
You need to watch the movie, too! Crazy, 60s, fun goofiness....
That was fun seeing the young lads doing a popular song
i bet young cora was all over this one, aye??
@@L33Reacts yep ... poster on the bedroom wall lol
This clocked in at 3 minutes. Their first one to do so
i wish it was 30 minutes. such a shame lol the modern bands get all the time in the world to do nothing but the damn beatles had 2 minutes to perform pure magic. i guess that tells you something right there lol.
My little 9 YO self loved this song.
This has always been No. 1 on my Beatles list. Always felt like this song was the bridge between the simple, early stuff and what would come later.
Btw, anyone who loves this sound, I'd urge to listen to anything on the Bangles' first major album, All Over The Place. It may be the most Beatlesy album since the Beatles. Folks who only know the Bangles from the novelty hit Walk Like An Egyptian or the mushy Eternal Flame, that album will be a revelation. If you just want to try a sampler from it, try Dover Beach or Hero Takes A Fall.
Help! and a few other songs on that album have always struck me as the foreshadowing of a turning point in their music.
Thanks for the recommendation. I like the Bangles sound, so I'm interested.
Fun fact about John before he was famous: His family and relatives said: "You can strum your guitar now while you are young, but, boy, don't think you ever going to make any money out of it!"
It was Mimi, and John later got her a sign to hang that said that. I think it was 'The guitar is all right as a hobby, John, but you'll never make a living with it''
LOL that sounds like john. he's petty like i am lol
Thanks!
@@L33Reacts He was so witty!
@@L33Reacts Mimi was super strict and no nonsense. John was all nonsense lol!
It is very satisfying to watch a young man like yourself walk through the epic era of "THE BEATLES" I was blessed to live it, being 13 years old in '64 when "Hard Days Night" the movie came out. Our theater only cost $1 for showing, I saw it 12 times, and still love watching it. Only a handful of people ever effected life in the world as much as the Beatles, especially John Lennon, the greats rock voice of all time, IMHO. Don't know if you have done it already, but Yer Blues is an epic Lennon song, you should check out the THE DIRTY MAC version ( John Lennon, Eric Clapton, Keith Richards and Mitch Mitchell on drums).
"Help" was a scripted movie in the style of the Marx Brothers/Three Stooges doing a James Bond storyline. Best joke that I can remember: George stops by to watch Ringo cooking a big pot of soup. Suddenly Ringo starts pulling all sorts of items out of the soup -- a pair of glasses, a watch, this that and the other -- when Ringo pulls a ticket out of the soup, George quips, "Must be a season ticket."
The voice over of you telling your kid it’s time to go with her saying Nooo should be ur new intro! 😂😂 poor sweetie!
Have u seen any of the movies? HDsN, HELP, MMT, Let it Be (restored), or Get Back?? 👍🏼👍🏼
Have to check out “Photograph” by Ringo!!!
Hate it when it ends so quickly I’ve heard that before lol lol 😂
"I'm trying my best". Dude... you're doing great!! I love seeing young people discover the Beatles. I was blessed to be a 10 year old kid when the Beatles hit America in 1964 and lived to witness the way they not only changed the music world, but also the global impact they had on pop culture and beyond. Unfortunately, this is one of those "you had to be there" things that is just impossible to fully relate to those born years later. I appreciate the genuine reverence you show them.
Thanks, Lee. When you do “Yesterday” there is a great early live version (before it was released in the US), “Live at Studio 50” where all the screaming girls get deathly quiet to hear it for the first time, just Paul and his guitar, with string accompaniment on tape, I think. Really really good.
No way should he listen to that before the original studio record.
In 1965 - this song grew music 10 years ahead. It matured rock. Ringo's thumping drum style would later go on to influence heavy metal drumming. Lennon throaty rhythm guitar, and the "mood" could arguably make it the first ever Power Ballad in rock history. And yes those harmonies were part of the growth.
The Beatles were a cultural phenomenon not just for their music, but the whole package: the haircuts, the sleek modern suits (and later fashion statements), the Liverpudlian accents, the cheeky sense of humor, the thoughtful lyrics...I could go on. You should listen to some of their interviews to get an idea of how funny they were. Or watch one of their movies-"Helps!" or "A Hard Day's Night"-or the Peter Jackson documentary "Get Back," which gives you 9+ hours of watching their creative process as they record the tracks for the "Let It Be" album.
Lee, put your headphones on and crank A Ticket to Ride and really listen to Ringo's playing. Besides the cool, Beach Boys-esque rhythm for the verses, he does these fills on the transitions from the Bridge back to the verse and then during the chorus' that are sweet. He switches them up each time and he comes up with really tastey patterns and accents!
They literally could do no wrong. Consider also that this was only about 4 years before Sgt Pepper. Within 8 years of this they were gone. It still blows me away 😊
Actually only 2 years. This is 65 and Pepper is 67
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Their entire discography was recorded within a eight year period. None were even 30 at the time they split.
Vanilla Fudge did a great cover of this song, but a completely different vibe. Slow, heavy and psych.
It seemed like every week during the 60's ,a new Beatles Song would climb the Charts. Every song I hear of theirs, unlocks memories of my childhood. George Martin was able to polish each of their musical ideas into Gems that have more than withstood the test of time
If songwriting credits were given back then as they are today, producer George Martin probably would have been given a songwriting credit on a lot of the Beatles songs because of how he helped craft some of the songs. Back then it was just considered part of producing.
@@pjg58x Producers took their Percentage off the "Front End" while the artists pay all expenses, the limos, hotels, travel, ..... everything. A good example is Bill Wyman from the Stones. From when they signed their first record contract, until they finally fired their producer around 1970, Bill, who was older and had a wife and family to support, kept track of actual payments he received, and it amounted to about $30,000! The house he lived in, the cars he drove, everything was a rental , charged against his potential earnings. It became a cliche, that New Bands with #1 Hits , after their first album and tour would owe the Record Companies so much they would be forced to give up their publishing rights. Even if they had a great follow up 2nd or 3rd album recorded that could potentially lift them out of debt, the producers would delay releasing the album, or not give it the marketing support that it needed to climb the charts
Great song. Almost everything they did was great. They were all from Liverpool, a port city that had a stronger connection with Ireland than many cities in Britain.
I dig your vids....especially the Beatles ones....cute kid too 😊
Glad you enjoyed my friend! And thank you 😊
The boy's were all from Liverpool, England!
working class lads. no wonder they stayed so tight, even though they were the biggest thing since sliced bread.
People usually say Ringo looks bored in all the videos.
It's funny. They were working their bums off. When they finally got a day off, they'd just have photo shoots to do. They started looking serious, tired, in all their photos. All the other bands started doing the same thing in their photos because they thought the Beatles were just looking cool.
trend setters by damn accident. what else have these guys done?? cure cancer? find out what dark matter is?
Yup, not so much bored as being on a treadmill, they must have been utterly exhausted.
@@MrDiddyDee Yeah, they definitely stopped smiling for the cameras.
Well, they're miming and possibly this is just a test shoot for a guest spot on somebody's show. If you want to see how they are when enjoying themselves find them appearing with Morecambe and Wise; eventually, in the 70s, Britain's top comics.
@@alanbeaumont4848 This is a promo film, made for Top of the Pops. I actually like these lip-synced videos. The music is the studio recording and you get to see the band. I think the thing was, they couldn't go on a show and pretend to play live by lip-syncing, but they could do anything they wanted in a promo film. That would usually end up being lip-syncing while pretending to play live. Subtle difference.
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When having to adlib they would have fun with it.
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So is Paul
Slow Down is one of their early hits that I really love the sound of the guitars on so much. And if you really want to hear John just cooking with a very sharp edge to his voice for that early time, the whole number just really fucking moves. It's so fun. It is heavily piano driven:
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Another one that I used to play back-to-back with it a lot from back then, I would describe very similar only more emphasis on the guitars even, is Bad Boy, who is John on the leads once again. It is so cool for the time. And funny. Just so over the top for John:
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Request them officially, especially Bad Boy!
rhat Ringo drum track is so influential.Think Phil Collins etc
The Beatles 1 compilation album came out in a deluxe edition called 1+. It comes with a bluray/dvd that has all promo films. It's a great watch.
I first read that as "porno films" 😬
I love to see them messing around :)