I have such a deep respect for Paul McCartney reaching out to John's son Julian and his wife Cynthia at a time when both were hurting.This song remains in history ,written for sweet Julian who was 5 or 6 years old at the time
John walked out on Julian, Fred walked out on John,John walked out on Fred. Generations of not such good examples of what a responsible Father should do. I am not judging ,I am just saying.
yup. take the good thing, and throw the bad thing. and i think personally, only the first verse is about or for Julian, the rest can be applied to John and Paul themselves. but there's no doubt the inspiration for the song is Julian (and Chyntia) Lennon.
To think there was a time on planet earth when this song was not a monumental number one hit, and was unknown to anyone but the 4 of them, George Martin, and the rest of guys in Studio 2.
Just like every other hit. Michael Jackson heard Billie Jean in his head and he knew it was a hit. Sweet child o mine was written by accident and made to be a filler on their album and they didn't even feel it fit, but they put it anyway because they kind of just threw whatever that wanted into the song. Smells like teens spirit is probably Nirvana's most simplistic song, but it became their biggest unintentionally. Not every artist expects for their song to be a hit sometimes.
@@brandonpost02 after listening to led zeppelin, pink floyd and queen for over 20 years, i discovered (not really) the beatles quite late, but gotta be honest, they're the number one, no discussion
I read that George Martin resisted the idea of releasing this as a single. John felt it should be and said so. Martin said it’s too long DJ’s won’t play it. Lennon: yes they Will because it’s US! Of course he was right.
Us: Wow. The Beatles must’ve been so mature to write this song. I mean, it’s such a meaningful song and just... so beautiful. *The Beatles after recording this song:* John: “Boogie Woogie! Boogie Woogie!” Ringo: “My trousers got stuck on the pedal bit...” John: “Take them off.”
Yes, I agree, So Powerful and meaningful, In lots of ways, As are a handfull of the Beatles Songs, And i don't claim to be a massive fan, But i know what i like, So as a singer/songwriter myself, I think it's Very Important to try and get some feed back from People like yourselves that know what they are talking about, Because on my channel i have covered a handfull of songs by the Beatles, " YESTERDAY, LET IT BE and HEY JUDE ", They are very simple covers, Piano/Vocal, So i would really appreciate it if you could spare some time to have a listen and possibly comment on them, As i believe, The proper fans are the people to give the most accurate criticism, Any help you could give on this matter would be greatly recieved, Many Thanks, STAY FRIENDLY : 0 )
@h s Yes He Does...... You Need To Go To My Channel And Have a Listen To My Cover Of This, FANTASTIC song, Feel Free To Comment, Many Thanks, Stay Friendly : 0 )
That must have been weird... to sit around like old jamming buddies, and spend your evenings plonking on your instruments and realize you're creating something that's so simple, but something that will probably live on as long as the most complex symphony.
John Lennon at the end, "Well I felt closer to it then Paul. I felt closer to it..." WOW, John informing Paul he's getting there with the song but not quite, and Paul accepting the judement and ringo realizing the work ahead. Great clip
Artists simply worked harder back then. Bands like The Beatles would grind out a whole album within a couple months, then go on tour for a few months before getting right back in the studio to release another album that year, all the while churning out gold. These days, most "artists" spending all year or a few years "working" on an album that maybe has 2 or 3 good songs at most.
@ but he replys to Ringo so fast, that all I could think about is John thinking to himself something like "Shut up Ringo we are recording!! Can't you wait a few seconds after the ending of the song to talk about your throusers?!" Who knows 😅
There's a 24 minute video of basically all the footage shot that day which comes from a bootleg. A shorter edit was made for the Anthology video. I'm sure they'll do a 50th anniversary of the white album, it would work well in a documentary about the album imo.
Burr Anderson Good one! I didn’t hear that one before buts it’s good. I’m guessing your not a Joko Oh No fan? Me neither. In fact, I can’t stand the sight of her. What a manipulator and weirdo! She is five years older than Lennon was and blinded him
Ever wonder if somewhere out there is the McCartney to your Lennon, or the Lennon to your McCartney, and if you were to meet - oh the amazing things you could do?
I played with my McCartney for a couple of years in the early 2000's but sadly enough he died at the age of 30 and I never really recovered musically. As it looks like I will get an album out this year at the age of 50 and I am pretty sure I will dedicate it to my best friend. Life is a mystery.
Knowing that John felt this song was for him as well makes me think about how he felt during the recording sessions. The look on his face tells an entire story on its own.
This song was recorded 6 Months before I was born. I feel so lucky to have grown up listening to such songs and have The Beatles a huge part of my life even today! Beatles Forever!
I was a teenager working on a tobacco farm in Connecticut when this came out. I took my little transistor radio to work with me and played this over and over, so much that they kicked me out of the shed and made me work in the field cutting stalks with a hatchet. This song got me through!
Four talented musicians, each great in their own way, guided and nurtured by George Martin, become the greatest band in the history of music in a very short 10 year span. Simply amazing!
This is quite possibly, unarguably, the best song ever written and sung. It immediately reaches you, not with cheesy hooks but with heartfelt lyrics and a sing along rhythm. The build up just gets me every time
This group... always forever...none greater than them...they came to mesmerise the world...and they did so and left...but will remain to do so till the world will remain to exist..love always.
just look how in the duration of the video they start getting happier, more engaged in the music, and really start enjoying what they're doing today at thee studio
To think they were busy recording the double album (White ALbum) and go knock out Hey Jude just as a single to feed the fans till the White ALbum was complete. Unreal. What a band.
I've come to appreciate Ringo's drum work much more over time. I didn't get how good it was when I was younger. In my opinion -- and I'm not a drummer -- there are "front" drummers who need to be lead instruments, need to show off (and I don't man that negatively). My favorite "front" drummer is Jack DeJohnette. Then there are "back" drummers, who support the rest of the band. Ringo is a "back" drummer, always supporting, always keeping the beat going, never running over the singer or lead guitar. At the same time, he's subtle and always entertaining. Clever little backbeats and fills that keep the ear engaged. Great musician.
Hey, Jude, don't make it bad Take a sad song and make it better Remember to let her into your heart Then you can start to make it better Hey, Jude, don't be afraid You were made to go out and get her The minute you let her under your skin Then you begin to make it better And anytime you feel the pain, Hey, Jude, refrain Don't carry the world upon your shoulders For well you know that it's a fool Who plays it cool By making his world a little colder Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah nah Hey, Jude, don't let me down You have found her, now go and get her Remember to let her into your heart Then you can start to make it better So let it out and let it in, Hey, Jude, begin You're waiting for someone to perform with And don't you know that it's just you, Hey, Jude, you'll do The movement you need is on your shoulder Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah nah yeah Hey, Jude, don't make it bad Take a sad song and make it better Remember to let her under your skin Then you'll begin to make it better, better, better, better, better... oh! Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah, Hey, Jude Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah, Hey, Jude Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah, Hey, Jude (Jude) Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah, Hey, Jude (yeah, yeah, yeah) Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah, Hey, Jude Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah, Hey, Jude (don't make it bad, Jude) Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah, Hey, Jude (take a sad song and make it better) Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah, Hey, Jude (oh, Jude) Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah, Hey, Jude (Jude, hey, Jude, whoa) Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah, Hey, Jude Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah, Hey, Jude (ooh) Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah, Hey, Jude Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah, Hey, Jude Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah, Hey, Jude Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah, Hey, Jude Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah, Hey, Jude
Love them all together because they were so tight, so in tune with each other, like major league athletes, each doing their part to bring it home. Even though they were brilliant individually, together they were magic.
@@user-em4wh5ji3w so true sadly. But luckily musically they were like trained horses and by that point it was like second nature to just mesh with each other when doing a song. Their standards were so high, even if they felt they weren't giving their all at that point it was still miles above any other 4 musicians.
The reason for this song and it's message is so beautiful. He's telling Julian to not repress and that a cold man would only make the world colder when he refuses to feel and have hope! God, I love these guys and especially Paul for writing such a wonderful song!
That was INCREDIBLY FANTASTIC. Thank you so much for posting it. Finally, we have actual audio from the room, rather than post-production audio that is syncronized to the original 'action'. And this, in some ways rougher, audio is far more exciting, if you ask me. And it is wonderful to see and hear the whole of this take, where we have only previously had pieces of it. Thank you so much, again. By the way, I swear that I can hear a Ringo drum roll at 1.44, and he himself said that he is incapable of doing a drum roll.
Oh don’t they just make it look so easy? The talent of these four never ceases to amaze me. I noticed the words must have changed to, ‘You have found her, now go out and get her’ on a later take. Seeing them as themselves, just four friends making music is so special to me. This glimpse of the Beatles, just as John, Paul, George & Ringo. Much love and respect mixed with a touch of sadness for what once was the times of our lives. Thank You for this touching video. 🙏🏽 Always ✌🏽 &❤️
I was spray painting a car in a small garage and the fumes were heavy. The this song came on the little transistor radio we had. My partner and I sang at the top of our lungs as the fumes made us crazy.
These out takes demonstrate how much work went into a song. Every song could have been played a thousand different ways and the genius was that they eventually crafted the best rendition that no artist can improve upon. Their songs stand as monumental works of art. People say, that Paul does a great job at concerts today but I just can't bring myself to go see him because I know his voice is gone.
Instant art. Genius. Seeing John, and knowing some low life creep would assassinate John and deprive us all of of such an irreplaceable talent, is infuriating times a million.
Ken K the only thing that makes me feel slightly better is knowing that shitrat is still in Prison and all indications are he will never, ever get parole.
daddy doodoo A comfortable jail cell too good for the low life bastard creep that deprived us all of John's irreplaceable spirit, talent, and worldwide influence. Give us all 15 minutes with him hurling rocks, and attacking the prick with pliers and blow torches
When bands are in the process of making a song that ends up being a classic like Hey Jude, they have no idea. It's just another song. It might be cooler than the rest or there might be something different about it, but it's just another song. Also, by this point, they had been a band for about 10 years, so it's understandable that the recording process would lose the magic.
They knew they liked it, that it was very original, at least something to compete with other bands like the rolling stones. They kind of knew, but it got really big, like really BIG.
I was in 10th grade when this hit the airways. Stayed #1 for a long time, several months I think. By the time I was a senior, the Beatles were done. I bought the Abbey Road album for $2.50 and wore it out. Then later, saw the movie "Let it Be". Lived with their music from "She Loves You" to "Penny Lane" to "Sgt Peppers" and everything in between. It was a time of nickel bags, $20 ounces of Panama Red and psychedelics, black light posters and head shops; American flag rolling papers, Orange Sunshine & Purple Haze. Bell bottoms and hip huggers. No cell phones, no racism, just hating & protesting the Vietnam War.
I love how you see the smiles on their faces when it’s clear they know what a hit they have on their hands. this backstage, studio footage is priceless.
Looking back and seeing something like this is so eerie. You know how it all ends with the band breaking up and the voids that formed between all of them in the end. You know that those voids began opening during the time Hey Jude was written and seeing John and George still alive is such a strange thing.
So way back in 1968 when this song first came out, we were blown away by it being a six minute number. Pulled up to a red light and stayed right there through green and back and green again😝 causing a scene. Even then people didn’t have much of a sense of humor.
so is anybody not talking about how george manages to be so cute in the control room? or how cute ringo and john singing in the background? or how cute paul plays the piano? or how cute they really are????
Although music is subjective, I'd argue there's still bands and artists making good music now. Just because the particular music that you happen to like isn't being made as much now doesn't mean that modern music has "0% talent"
Paul has such a pleasant voice. This song makes me think of why Ringo was so good. He didn’t attempt to take over the song. He plays for the overall sound.
Wow, when John said to Paul that he "felt closer to it", (being that it was almost the final version) I can hear the admiration in his voice for Paul and his talent as a songwriter. Despite their feud in the end, they truly respected each other's creativity with admiration and respect.
I'm very imaginative, so much that I could picture myself sitting in a chair in the room with them, listening to them sing and play. Too bad I'm just imagining things. If I had a time machine, and I could stay in any year as long as I wanted for, I only had one trip, One there and back, just one, I'd pick this room right here, this studio with them. Either this or beside the stage they played on in 1964 or 1965.
George in the control booth because Macca didn't want the lead guitar intros after every verse...so during rehearsal...George who digs the song just watches slyly...I love it!!
Harrison's smile and happiness around thee third minute is so touching (like: "o shit this is so good" or "oh shit he made it - that difficult part" or "holy fuck Macca!")
or that beautiful moment when Ringo starts singing "nana nana" around 3:15 Pure happiness of life this video helped me so much to get my mood right, jesus - thank you ervbefel nareik!
This is a great version of Hey Jude! Even my mother loved this song and she didn’t follow Rock n Roll. A Huge Hit at 6 minutes long. I’m glad that Joko was covering her face in this footage. It’s always good to Not see her. I wish there was more footage of the Beatles in the Studio. Their songs are so polished it’s hard to believe they had to rehearse.
Such a classic from the boys who changed how we looked at music...they weren't just songs anymore...they became our family...they became part of our existence..and the world seemed hopefull again..
Stunning, so incredible! I cannot believe I never came across this before. I thought I'd seen all the recorded performances by the band; this was like opening a wonderful gift on Christmas morning.
Mi dios, que belleza!, que genios!, únicos!, no puedo sentir más que admiración, respeto y es imposible no lagrimear al escucharlos porque ellos me hacen descubrir la música una y otra vez. Por eso y muchas sensaciones más... gracias, gracias, gracias porfavor nunca los olviden, la humanidad necesita entenderlos!!!, gracias genios!!!!
amazing video. even through all the bullshit they were going through as a band during 1968 it's nice to see them all come together (even George in the control booth) during the na na na na part
I have such a deep respect for Paul McCartney reaching out to John's son Julian and his wife Cynthia at a time when both were hurting.This song remains in history ,written for sweet Julian who was 5 or 6 years old at the time
Fuck John. Walking out on his 5 year old son ... fuck him.
Hey Jude is a rock and roll anthem. They are the greatest of all, hands down.
John walked out on Julian, Fred walked out on John,John walked out on Fred. Generations of not such good examples of what a responsible Father should do. I am not judging ,I am just saying.
@@Nautilus1972 He was assassinated at 40 years old. He did a helluva lot more good for the world than bad.
yup. take the good thing, and throw the bad thing.
and i think personally, only the first verse is about or for Julian, the rest can be applied to John and Paul themselves. but there's no doubt the inspiration for the song is Julian (and Chyntia) Lennon.
imagine being in the same room as McCartney when he plays Hey Jude for the first time.....staggering!!
Yeah i do know that...the clue being "take 9".What's your point?
Jon Jon it means it was at least the ninth time they did it, not the first time
@@thejack7833 More than 9th. I'm sure they would've have rehearsed the song prior to first recording.
Wow!
@@evilemperordude yep I don't think he was referring to the take I think he meant the first time he practiced it
To think there was a time on planet earth when this song was not a monumental number one hit, and was unknown to anyone but the 4 of them, George Martin, and the rest of guys in Studio 2.
Just like every other hit. Michael Jackson heard Billie Jean in his head and he knew it was a hit. Sweet child o mine was written by accident and made to be a filler on their album and they didn't even feel it fit, but they put it anyway because they kind of just threw whatever that wanted into the song. Smells like teens spirit is probably Nirvana's most simplistic song, but it became their biggest unintentionally. Not every artist expects for their song to be a hit sometimes.
Right! Some of the best artist ever!
If Pavarotti was unemployed and unable to get work after auditioning for a few years....anything is possible.
This was recorded at Trident not at EMI.
Joe, fascinating.
Well, life was simply not as good as before. But when we first heard it, things changed forever.
queen:how many galileos do you want?
the beatles:ho many nananas do you want?
Rolling Stones:how many woo woo's do you want?
Fun fact the piano bohemian rhapsody was written on that piano is this piano
Beatles > Queen
@@brandonpost02 after listening to led zeppelin, pink floyd and queen for over 20 years, i discovered (not really) the beatles quite late, but gotta be honest, they're the number one, no discussion
Excelente versión.
Absolutely stunning. I could watch all this rare stuff forever
Not really rare
westfiel
Ikr me too
@@idealtara maybe it's rare to him.not you.
@Class If you only knew.......?
I read that George Martin resisted the idea of releasing this as a single. John felt it should be and said so. Martin said it’s too long DJ’s won’t play it. Lennon: yes they Will because it’s US! Of course he was right.
Good quote. Right on.
DJ’s in the 60’s? I don’t think so.
this song changed it all
@@Bruno-kr3ue Yes, they were DJs in radios
"It's US" - yeah, John got it. They are more popular than god.
No matter how bad life gets. With The Beatles there was always hope.
Great moves Niel! Keep up the great work, proud of ya
Ehm, there is always hope you mean*
Albin Nilsson it’s Monday?
@@Sleep_Attenuation why are you part of this? I wrote to the author of the comment.
@@Sleep_Attenuation and it's tuesdsy
Us: Wow. The Beatles must’ve been so mature to write this song. I mean, it’s such a meaningful song and just... so beautiful.
*The Beatles after recording this song:*
John: “Boogie Woogie! Boogie Woogie!”
Ringo: “My trousers got stuck on the pedal bit...”
John: “Take them off.”
mayzday20
Hahaha. They’re mature and immature at the same time. But we all have to agree that John was a kid stuck in a adult body.
Clammy Clam Haha definitely 😂
Lol. John its a lol man
Yes, I agree, So Powerful and meaningful, In lots of ways, As are a handfull of the Beatles Songs, And i don't claim to be a massive fan, But i know what i like, So as a singer/songwriter myself, I think it's Very Important to try and get some feed back from People like yourselves that know what they are talking about, Because on my channel i have covered a handfull of songs by the Beatles, " YESTERDAY, LET IT BE and HEY JUDE ", They are very simple covers, Piano/Vocal, So i would really appreciate it if you could spare some time to have a listen and possibly comment on them, As i believe, The proper fans are the people to give the most accurate criticism, Any help you could give on this matter would be greatly recieved, Many Thanks,
STAY FRIENDLY : 0 )
@h s Yes He Does...... You Need To Go To My Channel And Have a Listen To My Cover Of This, FANTASTIC song, Feel Free To Comment, Many Thanks, Stay Friendly : 0 )
Paul is genius
Paul certainly seems to have a morphed into a completely different musician towards the end of '66
@@OldSchoolVibes1978 That's the price to pay for brilliant songwriting.
John too
OldSchoolVibes 1978 maybe he died and was replaced ...🤔🤔
@@olical6856 superollspid died 2 12 2018 he got replaced by a bigger idiot
That must have been weird... to sit around like old jamming buddies, and spend your evenings plonking on your instruments and realize you're creating something that's so simple, but something that will probably live on as long as the most complex symphony.
In a word..,... awesome
I would love to do something like that in the future with the right people
plonk
Red Hoffman You do realize that some symphonies are simple and garbage, and that some Beatles music was very sophisticated and brilliant, correct?
John Lennon at the end, "Well I felt closer to it then Paul. I felt closer to it..." WOW, John informing Paul he's getting there with the song but not quite, and Paul accepting the judement and ringo realizing the work ahead. Great clip
You mean "then" and "accepting," right? Just trying to decipher what you meant here.
Or accepting Paul is the boss.
@@brendajo2579 Yea John accepted so hard that he left the band
Artists simply worked harder back then. Bands like The Beatles would grind out a whole album within a couple months, then go on tour for a few months before getting right back in the studio to release another album that year, all the while churning out gold. These days, most "artists" spending all year or a few years "working" on an album that maybe has 2 or 3 good songs at most.
I think he's playfully mocking George Martin.
Ringo;: "My trousers keep getting caught on the peddle" @5:30
John: "Take them off then"
Me: LOL
Jeff I was just thinking about this the other day and if it actually had happened. Ringo takes off his trousers. Would be legendary!
pedal
He said it like it was written in a script.. immediately. Such a quick wit
Ive got BLISTERS on Me fingers!
LobsterProductions he always came up with great comebacks quick
Ringo drumming 😎
The best part of a boring song.What garbage.
Indonesia??? Or philiphine??
@@reg5381 gtfo
@@mfadhilirawan1545 indonesia
@@Yohannes-sy6dr sama bro 😂😂
Ringo: "I keep getting me trousers caught on the pedal..."
John (not missing a beat): "Take 'em off."
Someone wrote the same thing 5 months earlier than you did.
So original copy cat
It was pointless the first time someone wrote that.
5:28 it's normal that more people comments on that because it's part of the vid, lmao I don't get it you dumbasses, maybe I r/wooosh lol😅😅😅
@ but he replys to Ringo so fast, that all I could think about is John thinking to himself something like "Shut up Ringo we are recording!! Can't you wait a few seconds after the ending of the song to talk about your throusers?!"
Who knows 😅
this stuff should be released later this year along with a 50th anniversary
deluxe white album anniversary.
There's a 24 minute video of basically all the footage shot that day which comes from a bootleg. A shorter edit was made for the Anthology video. I'm sure they'll do a 50th anniversary of the white album, it would work well in a documentary about the album imo.
ervbefel nareik thanks for this brilliant bit of footage mate
of cuorse but outside the simian ONO of ecena or video
Yes please!
Burr Anderson
Good one! I didn’t hear that one before buts it’s good. I’m guessing your not a Joko Oh No fan? Me neither.
In fact, I can’t stand the sight of her.
What a manipulator and weirdo! She is five years older than Lennon was and blinded him
Ever wonder if somewhere out there is the McCartney to your Lennon, or the Lennon to your McCartney, and if you were to meet - oh the amazing things you could do?
Well I'm Pauly, and I have a friend named Jonathan so I think I have
I played with my McCartney for a couple of years in the early 2000's but sadly enough he died at the age of 30 and I never really recovered musically. As it looks like I will get an album out this year at the age of 50 and I am pretty sure I will dedicate it to my best friend. Life is a mystery.
Oh constantly. If anyone wants to make a surf rock album with me, I have stupid hands haha
Mister Pumpkinhead Wow, congrats. Your McCartney would be proud!
@@pauly1053 wow that's awesome
4:31 Paul: Everybody singing children... thank you... la ra ra ra ra ra...
Gigante Guerreiro one thing that makes the Beatles so great they add a bit of comedy to their music
Yes. Once George Harrison said being funny is part of the Beatles. I love the Beatles' sense of humor.
Br
@@ervbefelnareik7604 to me it sounds like proto punk.
Ha
Knowing that John felt this song was for him as well makes me think about how he felt during the recording sessions. The look on his face tells an entire story on its own.
george's smile
George likes this song! ☺️
No channel Musician
*liked.. :’)
Ishan Choudhary he’s not even shown in this video
nola m he absolutely is. He was with the people outside of the booth singing along and smiling.
3:01
It is equivalent to watching Van Gogh painting or Michelangelo sculpting.
Truth.
Was just thinking it's like watching Picasso and Braque invent Cubism and then saw your post:-)
me too
Superb geniuses. So natural. Always the bestest rock band EVER!!!
You need more likes bro
Lennon realizes this song is about Julian right at about 1:28
beyondthecircuit HAHAAHAHAH
LOL
LOL
Later on, he said it's about himself, like everything was. :-)
this couldn't be any more wrong.
This song was recorded 6 Months before I was born.
I feel so lucky to have grown up listening to such songs and have The Beatles a huge part of my life even today! Beatles Forever!
I was a teenager working on a tobacco farm in Connecticut when this came out. I took my little transistor radio to work with me and played this over and over, so much that they kicked me out of the shed and made me work in the field cutting stalks with a hatchet. This song got me through!
Love how George lights up at the coda.
Charles Lascari what's the coda?
Blue Lives Matter in minute 3.00?
where is he
The part where they go nanananan...
love when George smiled like, He nailed this one!
char west george isn’t even shown
@@nolamccollian3211 yes he is. watch the video next time
@@nolamccollian3211 yes he is, he's in the control room with George Martin.
@@nolamccollian3211 George smiles at 3:00
Even 1000 years from now these guys will still be cool. The Paul and John chemistry is tops.
All 4 of them.
Beatles best band ever
Samuel Bustillo ELO is the 2 best band
Samuel Bustillo ditto
@ACHILLE YDH n o
@ACHILLE YDH lol，shit
With Quenn and Led Zeppelin
Just saw Paul in concert.. what a moment it was to see him perform this live.
History in the making, friendship unraveling
Andrea Ssspo damn that hurts
No sign of "friendship unraveling" here!
Unfortunately
Chip Gaasche this was the height of the Beatles tension in the studio
@@chipgaasche4933 what about George Harrison?
Four talented musicians, each great in their own way, guided and nurtured by George Martin, become the greatest band in the history of music in a very short 10 year span. Simply amazing!
This is quite possibly, unarguably, the best song ever written and sung. It immediately reaches you, not with cheesy hooks but with heartfelt lyrics and a sing along rhythm. The build up just gets me every time
1st time ever I see a complete video of Hey Jude during a session !
I love it when they show all of the Beatles start singing along with the song. Really powerful.
The song's simplicity is amazing.
One of the rare times UA-cam recommendations was great
This group... always forever...none greater than them...they came to mesmerise the world...and they did so and left...but will remain to do so till the world will remain to exist..love always.
just look how in the duration of the video they start getting happier, more engaged in the music, and really start enjoying what they're doing today at thee studio
To think they were busy recording the double album (White ALbum) and go knock out Hey Jude just as a single to feed the fans till the White ALbum was complete. Unreal. What a band.
Love hearing and seeing john sing hey jude. 💙
aunthau MV
Ikr.
I've come to appreciate Ringo's drum work much more over time. I didn't get how good it was when I was younger. In my opinion -- and I'm not a drummer -- there are "front" drummers who need to be lead instruments, need to show off (and I don't man that negatively). My favorite "front" drummer is Jack DeJohnette. Then there are "back" drummers, who support the rest of the band. Ringo is a "back" drummer, always supporting, always keeping the beat going, never running over the singer or lead guitar. At the same time, he's subtle and always entertaining. Clever little backbeats and fills that keep the ear engaged. Great musician.
Hey, Jude, don't make it bad
Take a sad song and make it better
Remember to let her into your heart
Then you can start to make it better
Hey, Jude, don't be afraid
You were made to go out and get her
The minute you let her under your skin
Then you begin to make it better
And anytime you feel the pain,
Hey, Jude, refrain
Don't carry the world upon your shoulders
For well you know that it's a fool
Who plays it cool
By making his world a little colder
Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah nah
Hey, Jude, don't let me down
You have found her, now go and get her
Remember to let her into your heart
Then you can start to make it better
So let it out and let it in,
Hey, Jude, begin
You're waiting for someone to perform with
And don't you know that it's just you,
Hey, Jude, you'll do
The movement you need is on your shoulder
Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah nah yeah
Hey, Jude, don't make it bad
Take a sad song and make it better
Remember to let her under your skin
Then you'll begin to make it better, better, better, better, better... oh!
Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah,
Hey, Jude
Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah,
Hey, Jude
Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah,
Hey, Jude (Jude)
Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah,
Hey, Jude (yeah, yeah, yeah)
Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah,
Hey, Jude
Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah,
Hey, Jude (don't make it bad, Jude)
Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah,
Hey, Jude (take a sad song and make it better)
Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah,
Hey, Jude (oh, Jude)
Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah,
Hey, Jude (Jude, hey, Jude, whoa)
Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah,
Hey, Jude
Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah,
Hey, Jude (ooh)
Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah,
Hey, Jude
Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah,
Hey, Jude
Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah,
Hey, Jude
Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah,
Hey, Jude
Nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah, nah, nah nah,
Hey, Jude
They are just ridiculously great. Can't find enough words. They're not human. Wow.
Well they are human - just superhuman.
The greatest songwriters.
5:28 Ringo’s flustered face after John says to “take them off” gets me everytime
Immediately says take them up too
I just come back here to rewatch this every now and then. It's just beautiful, you can really feel them grooving. Just a general happy vibe
Love them all together because they were so tight, so in tune with each other, like major league athletes, each doing their part to bring it home. Even though they were brilliant individually, together they were magic.
char west they were close, but at the time of this recording they weren’t the biggest fans of each other. They didn’t reconcile until like the mid 70s
@@user-em4wh5ji3w so true sadly. But luckily musically they were like trained horses and by that point it was like second nature to just mesh with each other when doing a song. Their standards were so high, even if they felt they weren't giving their all at that point it was still miles above any other 4 musicians.
The reason for this song and it's message is so beautiful. He's telling Julian to not repress and that a cold man would only make the world colder when he refuses to feel and have hope! God, I love these guys and especially Paul for writing such a wonderful song!
That was INCREDIBLY FANTASTIC. Thank you so much for posting it.
Finally, we have actual audio from the room, rather than post-production audio that is syncronized to the original 'action'. And this, in some ways rougher, audio is far more exciting, if you ask me.
And it is wonderful to see and hear the whole of this take, where we have only previously had pieces of it.
Thank you so much, again.
By the way, I swear that I can hear a Ringo drum roll at 1.44, and he himself said that he is incapable of doing a drum roll.
that wasn't a drum roll unfortunately, just a quick few single strokes on the snare :)
Oh don’t they just make it look so easy? The talent of these four never ceases to amaze me. I noticed the words must have changed to, ‘You have found her, now go out and get her’ on a later take. Seeing them as themselves, just four friends making music is so special to me. This glimpse of the Beatles, just as John, Paul, George & Ringo. Much love and respect mixed with a touch of sadness for what once was the times of our lives. Thank You for this touching video. 🙏🏽 Always ✌🏽 &❤️
I remember buying the single in 1968. It's so cool to hear the alt. takes. Thank you!
I was spray painting a car in a small garage and the fumes were heavy. The this song came on the little transistor radio we had. My partner and I sang at the top of our lungs as the fumes made us crazy.
*Ringo:* “I keep gettin’ me trousers caught on the peda-“
*John:* “tAkE ‘eM oFf.”
Note the tea towels on Ringo's drums, that's why this song is so awesome
I came across this by accident. A beautiful performance. Loved this. Thank heavens someone decided to film it. PC. 26. 07. 2018.
These out takes demonstrate how much work went into a song. Every song could have been played a thousand different ways and the genius was that they eventually crafted the best rendition that no artist can improve upon. Their songs stand as monumental works of art. People say, that Paul does a great job at concerts today but I just can't bring myself to go see him because I know his voice is gone.
Instant art.
Genius.
Seeing John, and knowing some low life creep would assassinate John and deprive us all of of such an irreplaceable talent, is infuriating times a million.
Ken K the only thing that makes me feel slightly better is knowing that shitrat is still in Prison and all indications are he will never, ever get parole.
daddy doodoo
A comfortable jail cell too good for the low life bastard creep that deprived us all of John's irreplaceable spirit, talent, and worldwide influence.
Give us all 15 minutes with him hurling rocks, and attacking the prick with pliers and blow torches
No auto tune! That’s talent you rarely see anymore!
The early takes make it seem like no one in the band really thought this song was anything special. Do you think they knew?
M Rodgers They were just having fun, at this point the song is more like a rehearsal. They did a remake at Trident the next day.
they always knew
When bands are in the process of making a song that ends up being a classic like Hey Jude, they have no idea. It's just another song. It might be cooler than the rest or there might be something different about it, but it's just another song. Also, by this point, they had been a band for about 10 years, so it's understandable that the recording process would lose the magic.
They knew they liked it, that it was very original, at least something to compete with other bands like the rolling stones. They kind of knew, but it got really big, like really BIG.
I read that John knew it instantly the first time Paul played it for him.
One of ma top five times of all time .they were truly the best band ever every song was on every album were great no fillers
この様なレアテイクをフルコーラスで、しかもカラー映像で拝めるとは…！！本当に奇跡のフィルムとしか言い様がないです！！
upして頂けた事に感激100％です(^^)
I was in 10th grade when this hit the airways. Stayed #1 for a long time, several months I think. By the time I was a senior, the Beatles were done. I bought the Abbey Road album for $2.50 and wore it out. Then later, saw the movie "Let it Be". Lived with their music from "She Loves You" to "Penny Lane" to "Sgt Peppers" and everything in between. It was a time of nickel bags, $20 ounces of Panama Red and psychedelics, black light posters and head shops; American flag rolling papers, Orange Sunshine & Purple Haze. Bell bottoms and hip huggers. No cell phones, no racism, just hating & protesting the Vietnam War.
Another of the best songs ever written! Brilliant Beatles at work.
I love how you see the smiles on their faces when it’s clear they know what a hit they have on their hands. this backstage, studio footage is priceless.
for me this take is the most excellent Hey Jude
Just the three of them and here they sing and play some of the best music ever. What an awesome video. So much love in that studio.
3:01 GEORGE’S LITTLE SMILE HE’S SO PLEASED
Looking back and seeing something like this is so eerie. You know how it all ends with the band breaking up and the voids that formed between all of them in the end. You know that those voids began opening during the time Hey Jude was written and seeing John and George still alive is such a strange thing.
These guys will always have a special spot in my heart..most especially you Paul.
So way back in 1968 when this song first came out, we were blown away by it being a six minute number. Pulled up to a red light and stayed right there through green and back and green again😝 causing a scene. Even then people didn’t have much of a sense of humor.
so is anybody not talking about how george manages to be so cute in the control room? or how cute ringo and john singing in the background? or how cute paul plays the piano? or how cute they really are????
Could never tire of these 4 Liverpudlians. This is such a pleasure to see. Thank you!
The thing about the Beatles is they sound better simply tuning their guitars than many of the artists today singing.
Dallas Brubaker no, they don’t. There’s still good music being made now
LOL, good one; I love a great joke.
George Davidson, all the good music died in the 90s and was replaced with Music with 0% talent unlike before
Although music is subjective, I'd argue there's still bands and artists making good music now. Just because the particular music that you happen to like isn't being made as much now doesn't mean that modern music has "0% talent"
George Davidson, all the music today rely too much on Autotune and copying the musical structure of other songs rather than True Talent and Creativity
Paul has such a pleasant voice. This song makes me think of why Ringo was so good. He didn’t attempt to take over the song. He plays for the overall sound.
Brilliant! Thanks for sharing this. Could watch this everyday. I remember buying this single, it was 55 cents.
My mother gave me and my sister a dollar,....we both went to the record store that day,....and later learned we'd bought the same record....this one.
Genius in the work. A masterpiece in the making. This video made me more happy than I expected
最高です。こんなバージョンも、あるんですね？ありがとうございました。
Wow, when John said to Paul that he "felt closer to it", (being that it was almost the final version) I can hear the admiration in his voice for Paul and his talent as a songwriter. Despite their feud in the end, they truly respected each other's creativity with admiration and respect.
The best band of the all times
I'm very imaginative, so much that I could picture myself sitting in a chair in the room with them, listening to them sing and play. Too bad I'm just imagining things. If I had a time machine, and I could stay in any year as long as I wanted for, I only had one trip, One there and back, just one, I'd pick this room right here, this studio with them. Either this or beside the stage they played on in 1964 or 1965.
How awesome to watch history actually recorded.
I love how into it George was in the booth at the end.
they all look so happy Im crying
U still crying?
George in the control booth because Macca didn't want the lead guitar intros after every verse...so during rehearsal...George who digs the song just watches slyly...I love it!!
'I keep gettin' me trousers caught in me pedal' 'Take 'em off!' Love George's smile at 3:01. And Ringo's shirt? Mr. Fish of Carnaby Street.
Pirate shirt from Sienfield😁
Harrison's smile and happiness around thee third minute is so touching (like: "o shit this is so good" or "oh shit he made it - that difficult part" or "holy fuck Macca!")
or that beautiful moment when Ringo starts singing "nana nana" around 3:15
Pure happiness of life
this video helped me so much to get my mood right, jesus - thank you ervbefel nareik!
Fun Fact the piano which played by Paul is the same exact piano which Queen Frontman Freddie Mercury played to make Bohemian Rhapsody
Accient Weeb no....
@@s550danny someone didn't research
Idk but it is on the live performance version?
This isn't even at Abbey Road. It was recorded at Trident.
Accient Weeb no it isn’t
Трудно, больно и тяжело комментировать все ЭТО. И так же легко и с таким трепетом ЭТО все воскресает и радует. Какое это было время.... Боже...
Fantástico! Essa versão é que deveria ter saído no disco. The Beatles estavam, estão e estarão sempre mil anos Luz na frente dos outros......
This is a great version of Hey Jude! Even my mother loved this song and she didn’t follow Rock n Roll.
A Huge Hit at 6 minutes long. I’m glad that Joko was covering her face in this footage. It’s always good to Not see her.
I wish there was more footage of the Beatles in the Studio. Their songs are so polished it’s hard to believe they had to rehearse.
So thankful that more and more archived videos are coming out. Thank you
親がビートルズが好きではなかったので、レコードがほしくてピアノで「HEY JUDE」を一生懸命弾いていたら、母が「この曲はお父さんを
喫茶店で待っている時に流れていた曲だわ」ととても感激してくれたので、期待していたら母が買い込んだのはビートルズの「オーケストラ
バージョン」のカセットテープ全集でした（涙）
Una. De. Las grandes bandas de mis tiempos. Qué. Viva. Los. Beatles
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si amigo los mas grandes lastima que hoy no tienen oido ni cerebro escuchas cumbia regetone asi votan piensan viven y hablan me da mucha tristesa
Que grande está banda lo mejor de la música .desde argentina ..
Take 9-- sure wish all takes were video taped, i want to watch them all.
Such a classic from the boys who changed how we looked at music...they weren't just songs anymore...they became our family...they became part of our existence..and the world seemed hopefull again..
Nobody:
Not a single soul:
John: *bOoGie wOoGiE*
Stunning, so incredible! I cannot believe I never came across this before. I thought I'd seen all the recorded performances by the band; this was like opening a wonderful gift on Christmas morning.
I love beattles !
Mi dios, que belleza!, que genios!, únicos!, no puedo sentir más que admiración, respeto y es imposible no lagrimear al escucharlos porque ellos me hacen descubrir la música una y otra vez. Por eso y muchas sensaciones más... gracias, gracias, gracias porfavor nunca los olviden, la humanidad necesita entenderlos!!!, gracias genios!!!!
amazing video. even through all the bullshit they were going through as a band during 1968 it's nice to see them all come together (even George in the control booth) during the na na na na part