FIRST TIME HEARING The Beatles Yesterday REACTION
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The Beatles have the widest range of world class songs of any band, ever. Eleanor Rigby to Back in the USSR. Blackbird to Revolution, Penny Lane to Help......every album had several hits, and more number ones than anyone. And there would have been more number ones, but their own songs got in the way. In the late '64 to '65 era, they often had four or five in the top ten. Never been done, never will be again.
Couldn't have said it better. They have many different types of songs and they're great.
Agree with everything you said there.
Yeah they actually held the Top 5 spots at one point, I think it was in ‘64. Amazing!
The Beatles have many different sounds, it’s part of what makes them so influential.
Ain't no box big enough to hold them.
@@slownoman YES!
Literally, unless the one person has an open mind and the other person has the insight to lead, it's almost wasted. There are about 1643 dimensions of the Beatles. You can never focus on just ONE aspect of their music. You need to be able to embrace the fact that there is genius coming from every side, and that their magic isn't one dimensional.
and lame
And, yet, their music always sounds like "them".
This is one sound of the Beatles. They have hard rock (Helter Skelter), deep thought (A Day in the Life), broken hearts (For No One), and so many more. You cannot hear 1 song and think you know them. You are fooling yourself. You need to listen to them in chronological order to experience their maturity and growth. Rock with She Loves You and end with Abbey Road! You will go on a journey. You ain't seen nothing yet.
^^this^^
I have yet to see any reaction videos do a Beatles series. I promise you cannot do one with less than 20 songs. You will need to research which of the Beatles wrote and sang which song. You have unlocked an unimaginably powerful journey into a new and exciting place, music will never be the same and your mind exposed to a new philosophy or way of thinking.
Tango Eliott Well Said👍
@@Russ-gy7tx 👍
absolutely! Every Album is different and classic
The Beatles don't have a 'sound'. Other than 'they're The Beatles'. They never played one type of music. They experimented. They played. They tried different things.
They evolved.
This one's from '65.
The Beatles don’t or didn’t have a sound. Girl you need to lay off the drugs. They were the greatest ever.
The Beatles did have a "sound". They evolved greatly over the seven years of their recorded career and along the way employed new sounds and novel recording techniques, but all along, they always sounded like The Beatles. The best way to know this is to listen to other acts and you'll notice if they"sound" like the Beatles or not. Be it Cheap Trick or Oasis or even late Tears for Fears, three bands that have absolutely nothing to do with each other, you know when they're trying to sound like the Beatles. It's really easy to pick up. That's what tells you whether those guys had a sound or not.
You’re right Debbie, the Fab Four developed several sounds over their illustrious career.
They could play the same song different each time if they wanted to.
Often they experimented with different versions of songs going back to before they signed any record deals.
That’s why when they asked John Lennon if the Beatles would ever get back together, ti write something new, he said something along the lines of, “what haven’t we already done?”
(I’m paraphrasing of course) ✌️
"Is this what the Beatles sound like? - Oh man try to put them in a box - dammmmmmm
Maybe if he gathered all the boxes to put them in...lol
This is actually Paul McCartney alone with a string quartet added behind 🤔👌✌️👍
Juu voi olla
I was 14 years old when I used to listen to the song, at night on the radio when I was supposed to be asleep and tear up, now I’m 70 years old listening to this song on UA-cam late at night and I still tear up. I appreciate your appreciation for something so meaningful to me and maybe to a few others.🙏
Live happily sir
@@hachi-ls4vw9pz1o Deborah is such a beautiful name for a guy to have
More than a few.
I am 66 and also listening in middle of the night
Hello from a 19 year old. :3
I grew up with your generation's beautiful music and I'm happy for it. Right now I'm revisiting the classic songs of yesteryear and having a few tears here and there.
"Yesterday" is one of the most recorded songs in the history of popular music. And one of the most financially successful.
It is the most copied song with over 3,300 cover versions to date. Not bad for a song whose official working title was "Scrambled Eggs".
THE most.
@@josephcox178 holy shit that’s a lot lmao I’m a new Beatles fan didn’t know it was originally named that either this one my fav songs from them
@@Marsday7 "Yesterday" has been covered by such R&B legends as Ray Charles (which made #25 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1967). Marvin Gaye also released a version of the song as well. Aretha Franklin's version of "Let It Be" is just mesmerizing. Otis Redding's "Day Tripper" and Wilson Pickett's rendition of "Hey Jude" are also pleasant to the ear. All are worth a listen.
@@Marsday7 Welcome to the family!
Most covered song in history. So yes, one of their best.
Came out in 1965. Most covered song in music history. My experience with the song is very personal. My dad was all about Sinatra and used to diss me for 'listening to that crap'. Then when we were watching Ed Sullivan Paul played and sang Yesterday. I'll never forget his reaction. He just quietly said, "Wow, what a song." He never spoke dismissively about the Beatles ever again. That's the power of the simplicity of Yesterday.
"Yesterday" is a Guinness Records holder for the most covered song ever. It has been covered at least 1,600 times by other artists and has been performed a staggering 7,000,000 times by various artists - and that's just in the 20th century. The Beatles represent one of the deepest rock rabbit holes you can dive down, dude. Have fun on the journey. Cheers....
Try Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds, Hey Jude, and While My Guitar Gently Weeps.
Yes yes yes
"In My Life", "Because", "Something", "Blackbird". Please also check these out. Thanks!
The Beatles had a very wide and diverse range of sounds and genres. They fast songs, soft ballads, pop songs, rock standards, blues, folk music, R&B and all out rockers.
Honey Pie doesn't fit any of those categories. Sounds like a 1920s Song.
There is a wonderful live concert moment. Where John makes joke, then the 3 leave the stage, and McCartney standing there alone with his guitar starts playing Yesterday.....
It's sucha sweet simple little masterpiece.
I really think you should listen to the Beatles' "Nowhere Man." Sound and lyrics will surprise you!
Back in the day we didn't listen to Beatle songs we listened to Beatle albums :) Their discography is enormous! They went thru many changes with their music from the early 60's to 1970 all classic! There will never be another band like them. They were just as famous as solo artists after they split
The Beatles have a WIDE range of songs across their career! I think you’d really dig Come Together and Don’t Let Me Down!! They’ve got a ton of other great songs too though!
Don't let me down, live roof top performance with the 5th Beatle, American R &B keyboardist Billy Preston!
Those were the songs that I was thinking as well, along with Obladi Oblada, that I think he would enjoy
@@mirasolbalaga5616 and hey bulldog
"yesterday" has a unique history among beatles songs: it was literally dreamed up by paul mccartney. it was voted "best song of the 20th century" by MTV and "rolling stone" magazine, and is one of the most covered songs ever -- more than 2,200 different covers of it have been made. more details in wikipedia article. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yesterday_(Beatles_song)
‘Help’ is a good one
While My Guitar Gently Weeps is one of my favorites, but there are so many. Lennon and McCartney are credited with over 200 as a team and there’s more than that written by the individuals of the group. While My Guitar... was by George Harrison.
I used to intensely dislike that song, but then I saw “Beatles LOVE” in Vegas, and they have an acoustic version with strings in it that is my new favorite Beatles song.
I heard a rumor that Clapton was playing during that recording session as well along with George Harrison
@@robertb1849 Not a rumor. George Harrison and Clapton were friends. Clapton does the guitar solos in the original recording.
Yesterday , Let it be and Here Comes The Sun is best for me
Lennon and McCartney didn’t even want to record it after George Harrison continuously asked them until he eventually got Clapton in the studio to do it and at that point they were so surprised they recorded it.
One of the greatest love songs ever written is “Something” by Beatle George Harrison. He also wrote “While my Guitar Gently Weeps” with Guitar solo by Eric Clapton. Two awesome Beatles songs not written by Lennon and McCartney. Great reaction!
Yesterday came out in 1965. My dad grew up listening to the Beatles and one of my earliest memories of the band was listening to their songs with him when I was around 8 or 9. I remember my dad saying “just listen to these guys. Every one of their songs has a different sound to them.”
Anyway, another Beatles song I’d highly recommend is “Can’t Buy Me Love”.
Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, Magical Mystery Tour, I am the Walrus. Great Beatles songs.
Lol. You call it chill and relaxed while I'm crying my face off. This song sounds like loss and regret and it's heart-breaking. Paul is exceptionally gifted at writing melody. (It was pretty bold for a rock band to release a song with acoustic guitar and classical music instruments.)
This is one Beatles’ sound. They were very prolific and varied. You can’t get an idea unless you hear more.
I want to hold you hand. is one of my favorite Beatles songs.
The Beatles are one of the greatest bands who have ever existed amongst all genres of music! Abbey road album is my absolute favorite!
I can't pick a favorite album. Lol I probably listen to a Rubber Soul more than any of them followed by The White Album but I really listen to them all still.
I love all their songs, although Revolution#9 is tough to get through. Abbey Road is also my favorite Beatles album.
Revolver was always my favourite, the first 4 or 5 tracks on that album... incredible
'One' of the greatest? :)
Sorry, but the bee gees are💞💞💞💞💞💞💞
The Beatles will always be my favorite band/group/artist - I grew up with them and watched them mature as I did. Their artistry was unparalleled - and all these decades later, that's still the truth.
Yesterday - a ballad covered by half the world back then - was just an example of how McCartney could just sit down at a piano and crank out a piece of genius.
I recommend Strawberry Fields Forever. The Beatles pioneered many production techniques and the recorded version of Strawberry Fields Forever is an amalgamation two different versions of the same song after Paul and John couldn't agree how to play it.
Greatest band ever without debate
If you want to hear the BEATLES rock and Roll try "I FEEL FINE"
Yessssss!!!!
Still my favorite ballad and Paul wrote this song while he was in his early twenties!👍🏻❤️☮️✌🏻🎤
In recent interviews an older Paul McCartney says that the lyrics are about his mom, who died of cancer when he was 14. Listen to the words again with that in mind.
Didnt know that thanks for sharing that.
Omg dammit. Who cut the onions?
Wow, I didn't know that. Paul also credits his mother for Let It Be. Her name was Mary. It was about 10 years after she died, and Paul said she came to him in a dream one night during a hectic time in his life. She told him, "Let it Be. It's going to be ok. Don't worry."
That was not for THIS song. That was Let It Be.
@@nyrockchicxx Actually it was both. He specifically said he didn't even realize it when he wrote it that his mom was the one who left.
The Beatles pretty much created multiple genres, while also exploring many many others. The Beatles had a mountain of pop rock to support exploring all musical styles, even eastern music.
They are very much worth a deep dive into every song the people advise. They’re all the foundation of rock.
I prefer their later records. They have a really wide variety of music. If you want something more upbeat and happy then you should react to Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da, With a Little Help from My Friends, and Don’t Let Me Down (live at their rooftop concert)
The Beatles evolved with every album they did. You really deserve to hear their entire anthology in chronological order to experience the evolution. You'll understand why they are considered to be the most influential band in music. Things they did pioneered the way for everyone that came after them. Even after they broke up they continued to find success. John Lennon's solo career while cut short by his murder left a lasting impression on music, and Paul McCartney went on to form the band Wings with his wife and find even more success. We'll probably never see a band like them again.
Ray Charles has a good version of "Yesterday" as well.
Other Beatles' songs:
"Twist and Shout"
"She Loves You"
Anything from Sgt Pepper", "Abbey Road" or "Magical Mystery Tour" - "A Day In The Life" is a must!
In music, there’s everything before the Beatles and everything after. Stevie Wonder
Yesterday is likely one of the top three songs in air play and other artists covering. It may even be the single most covered song.
The Beatles are all over the place musically. My favorite songs of theirs are Because, Something, and While My Guitar Gently Weeps.
A lot of Beatles songs had a symphonic sound. Amazing song writers!!!
Thanks for reviewing this song. This is a very special singular point in musical history. Before it, Beatles songs were mostly about teenage love and used conventional musical instruments and melodies. “Yesterday” was their first song with deeper complexities, melodies, instruments, and lyrics IMHO. It was the beginning of their musical maturation process. World music was changed forever.
A good way to "learn" the Beatles - because there are soooooo many songs as you will see in this comment section - might be to get a list of Beatle songs in chronological order and sample a few from each year. This way you can experience them the way we did "back in the day" ... you will see how they musically progressed over the years. I, of course, have a soft spot for the early years because I grew up with them - but I love them all! Their music is important because without them a lot of the music of today would not be! Anyway, just a suggestion. Final note - can you please turn up volume on both music and your talking - mostly your talking ... you speak so quietly! Thank you.
I know every album backward & forwards for my mood, but there are times when I play them chrono and love the progression.
The great thing about growing up with the Beatles was that you never knew what their next record - single or LP - would sound like. You just knew it would be different, you knew it would be great, and you knew it would be as only the Beatles could do it. Watching reaction videos takes me back . . .
Yesterday is the most covered song in history. It is also one of the top sellers. And its simple beauty is astonishing.
"Yesterday" came out in 1965. It was a huge hit at the time, partly because it was written by and features Paul (McCartney), who was the favorite Beatle of teenage girls, being the prettiest one. Also, it's a simpler melody than other of their songs and so was easier for teen guitarists to learn.
"She's Leaving Home" from their 1967 album, "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," is a very affecting song which many overlook.
Nice comments Elliot but as one of those girls, and my sisters and I and our friends loved each Beatle often switching depending on the day haha
I thought John was cuter. 😂
Teresa Anderson When I was 6 I won tickets (my sisters were already going) to see the Beatles in 1964 in San Francisco, and I sat behind the stage really close. I always remembered George turned around to us the most so he was my favorite for a long time. I only recently found videos of it on UA-cam and I was really surprised my memories were so accurate. But I personally balanced between John and George😄
If you think 'Yesterday' was a simple song to play correctly, then you're just not playing it right. You could busk a simplified version with basic chords in F which is what a lot of players assumed, but Paul detuned his guitar a whole tone and played it in G, and emphasised bass note progressions that run through the chords. It's the subtleties that make this song an all time classic.
"it's a simpler melody than other of their songs" HUH?!
I love watching young people like you discovering old people's music I grew up with. I'm grateful.
Rocky Raccoon. Sooooo different! I love I Dig a Pony. Honestly almost every song is stellar.
"Tomorrow Only Knows" "The Walrus" "Helter Skelter" "Here Comes the Sun" and "Across the Universe" are mandatory listening
It's "Tomorrow Never Knows", tho!
John or Paul would sing lead most of the time. George and Ringo occasionally. They performed in many genres. They were always experimenting.
Holy crap! A Beatles song got through! A classic too, and the most recorded song ever.
I feel like nearly every Beatles song is different from the others. Music was changing rapidly during their hayday. That's why you have been confused by songs you have reacted to by this period. They later on inspired genres that had time periods that reigned for later generations.
You could compare that to other artist who have albums comprised of songs that all pretty much sound the same. That has been pretty common of artist. Even before records and radios, composers and singers lean towards a sound and style.
I would love for you to react to groups inspired by, created because of, or allowed to be funded due to The Beatles popularity. My favorite of those groups is The Monkees. I think the Shrek movies had covers of their songs.
It wasn't so much that music was changing in their heyday. It's that a lot of that change came from The Beatles.
I agree with @telynn. The Beatles were the ones who changed music and culture and even the world. I heard an interview with Ringo and he said that they never wanted to do the same song/kind of song twice. It was such a big deal that they constantly find new things, new ways, and that when they were recording he'd even switch drum sets between songs so as not be be playing the same one on every song on an album.
I was 5 years old when I heard this, now I can play and sing this in my 60s.
Tomorrow Never Knows.
Within You Without You.
And a must !! - “It’s All Too Much “!!!!!✌️
Good choice! I definitely recommend all the 2009 Remaster Versions of their songs for best sound quality. The Beatles indeed have lots of varying styles. Here are a few of each type and what year they were released:
Upbeat:
Please Please Me [1962, Lennon/McCartney]
Taxman [1966, Harrison]
Get Back [1969, McCartney]
Mellow:
Till There Was You [1963, Cover by McCartney]
In My Life [1965, Lennon]
Something [1970, Harrison]
Intense/Heavy:
Ticket To Ride [1965, Lennon]
While My Guitar Gently Weeps [1968, Harrison]
Oh Darling [1970, McCartney]
Psychedelic:
Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds [1967, Lennon]
Penny Lane [1967, McCartney]
Only A Northern Song [1968, Harrison]
Indian:
Love You To [1966, Harrison]
Within You Without You [1967, Harrison]
You need to listen to more, as their music isn’t just one type... every album is different.
The Beatles had evolved as band from being more pop music at first, and as time and albums went by evolving into a psychedelic scene directly because of the influence of hardcore drugs. If you listen to the albums song by song, in album order, you can see their evolution. They were geniuses in all stages and came out with a lot of albums.
Paul wrote this song as a teenager. Amazing.
Not true
@@garysheilaslater Wiki sez he was 22. I read in a bio he was 19. Either way I'm amazed.
"Are most of the Beatles songs like this?" One soon finds out that this question fades into the vast sea of variation that The Beatles sailed their ship upon.
"The fool on the hill" is a great song
“Here Comes The Sun” best song the Beatles ever recorded!!
One of my favourites!
Yes, it expresses certain days. Doot n dootin! (It's all right!)
"Best" is debatable. "Great" is not. A genius song from George Harrison.
No it ain't. They had too many other great songs.
The depth(as in all the sounds interlacing)of the Beatles always keeps me coming back
"A Day In the Life" is a banger.
This is considered one of the greatest songs of all time.
Yesterday is played some where in the world every 20 seconds, and this song is close to 50 years old.
I think what made the Beatles in mine and other peoples eyes “the best and most influential band ever” was the fact that they didn’t stick to one thing. They pushed the boundaries of music and made things that have never been made before. Their music is special, not just with the most well known songs, but their whole discography. The lyrics and the music, the meaning behind it all. It’s all just special and something I don’t think will ever be repeated.
The Beatles never mad a bad song . Pick anything you like randomly ..you will not be disappointed !
Debatable
This is the most covered song ever of all time. The handwritten lyrics are in the British Library in London. It's been covered more than 2000 times!!! The Beatles are the most influential band ever. Because they did every kind of music, and beautifully. Even, John Lennon, experimented with rap in the 1970s ("Give Peace a Chance") before it was a thing. Even roaring twenties ("Honey Pie") and Metal ("Everybody's Got Something to Hide, 'Cept for Me and My Monkey"). And everything in between. Rolling Stone magazine still ranks "Sgt. Pepper as the most influential album of all time, with good reason. None like them, before or since.
As happy as I am that people are discovering the Beatles, it also makes me feel a bit sad that people are having to discover the Beatles at such a late age.
"Let It Be"......should definitely be your next Beatles song!........(& then "Eleanor Rigby")!
Beatles songs like "Yesterday" sound very simple but in fact are super sophisticated. The perfect structuring is what makes them sound so simple.
"She's Leaving Home" - This is a terrific Beatles song that'll bring a lump to your throat!
That is a fantastic song that almost no one recommends.
At one time, Guinness World Records cited "Yesterday" with the most cover versions of any song ever written - 2,200. However, "Summertime", an aria composed by George Gershwin for the 1935 opera Porgy and Bess has been claimed to have well over 30,000 recorded performances, far more than the 1,600 claimed for "Yesterday"
Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen is also cited as the most covered song. I imagine it has changed over time.
It is what it is. One of the best ballads every written. The Beatles with "Yesterday" An all time classic.
Their songs are all over the place! They are the inspiration for all the great songs from all the great bands that came after!!! Everyone was influenced by the Beatles!!! You won’t be disappointed by “Hey Bulldog”
Every Beatles song is different. They are ASTONISHING.
The most covered song in history. More than 1600 covers. On the other end... "I'm Down"... A classic rock screamer. The variety of their music is truly un believable.
Try Blackbird and Revolution. I think you'd like them.
This is Paul. One the Beatles most popular songs. It was totally different as it was so soft. A bit hit that won over the older generation as well as their young fans. The fans actually stopped screaming to listen to this one when they performed in concert. Just a beautiful song.
The Beatles offer mindboggling variety. Psychedelica, orchestral, folk, experimental, soft ballads, perfectly crafted mid 60s pop songs, anthems, blues, country rock, hard rock, 1920s-style dance hall numbers, Motown rave ups....dozens of number one songs. At one point, the top five songs on the Top 40 chart were Beatles songs.
The Beatles wrote over 200 songs! There is literally a song for everyone. I once looked through the Beatles songbook and tried to choose my most favorite songs that I couldn’t live without; there were 68 of them.
The greatest pop song ever written.
this song was voted "Song of the 20th Century" before the turn of the century in 1999, no foolin'!
It’s difficult for me to grasp someone not having heard ‘Yesterday’.
Humanity is doomed.
Ok boomer
@@zeallust8542 Idk, Yesterday's a pretty good song.
@@DMS_Shisui doesnt mean literally everybody has sat down and listened to it. Boomer.
@@zeallust8542 Probably younger than you are, but ok
@@zeallust8542 did you not hear that boomer died a long time ago?
Absolutely, one of their best songs..........but they had many, many GREAT songs. You can't put their sound in a box as it changed with time and how it evolved. The Beatles come out on top EVERY TIME there is a voting poll on who is/was the best rock-n-roll band of all time. E V E R Y T I M E!
The Beatles 's music catalogue is vast. They are a iconic band. This particular song came out in the early 60's. One of their best songs, sung and written by Paul McCartney.
The Beatles are the real deal amazing songs everything is well written beautiful they will get you up dancing and they’ll get you thinking
Let it be would have yo be my favorite song by them! They all have had amazing solo careers also
This song is in the Guinness book of records for having the most cover versions
This is one of THE Beatles songs! It is also one of the most recorded songs ever!
‘She’s Leaving Home’ bro.
*edit* Just looked, no one has done a reaction to that song. You’d be the first, assuming you can do it without any copyright issues😉
Please react to "Once upon a time in the west" by Ennio Morricone
The Beatles are so varied and cover so many genres it is why they continued to be so popular.
Norwegian wood is another beautiful track.
Yesterday is another of McCartney's many melodic masterpieces, along with Eleanor Rigby, She's Leaving Home, I Will, The Long and Winding Road, Fool on the Hill, Hey Jude, For No One, Let It Be, and Blackbird. Incredible talent!
The catalog and progression of the Beatles music over a 7 year span is unmatched. 13 albums and 20 #1 songs. No one even comes close.
I remember the first time i heard thus song. Paul played it live at the Royal Command Performance at the London Palladium. I was about 12 orc13 and it was utterly wonderful.
This song epitomises what was so unique about The Beatles. It was written by Paul McCartney but was attributed to Lennon and McCartney. Paul woke up one morning with the melody in his head and gave it a working title of Scrambled Eggs. Only Paul and a string section play on the track but it's still a Beatles track and one of the most recorded songs ever. The Beatles were never afraid to experiment, push the boundaries or do the unexpected. Composer Howard Goodall believes they saved popular music. I agree with him.
There is a reason why The Bealtes are so revered and universally loved, because they practically invented so many genres of music that were then cultivated by bands and artists that followed. Every musician from the last 50 years has, at some point, been influenced by The Beatles. Hard Rock, Psychedelia, Folk, Singer-Songwriters, Pop, Blues, Garage Rock, Soul, its all there!
I agree with all the comments about listening to them chronologically to appreciate how far they came in such a short space of time, but still to this day, I am amazed that in the space of 8 years they produced such an incredible back catalogue of music, that was so forward thinking and groundbreaking, which changed music forever and ingrained itself so deeply into musical culture. Their entire career was less than a decade, some bands can only produce 2 albums in that time!
Never underestimate how influential this band was and continues to be!
Theere is NO one description of their songs. Love songs, upbeat, happy, sad, lamenting, longing, frantic, soulful, uplifting, and even possibly the birth of metal. Enjoy the journey sir.
the Beatles have a wide catologue of great songs. We followed wherever they went: every song, every album.