The Beatles "Dont Let Me Down" Reaction | Asia and BJ
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The Beatles are still ahead of their time. True pioneers is music styling
The Beatles were everything! I'm not a hippie, but they just may be the most iconic and influential band of all time!
They ARE the most iconic and most influential band of all time !!
@@rpminc1974 No doubt about it!
Ya think ?
They, along with the British Invasion, preceded hippies.
Well I am an old hippie and they are one of the most iconic bands for sure.
Billy Preston plays electric piano on this tune. Lennon dubbed him "The 5th Beatle" as Billy played with them on the Get Back sessions. Billy passed in 2006 of kidney failure. I love the Beatles, they covered many genres IMO and are, unquestionably, the greatest rock-n-roll band planet earth has and will ever see. All members were icons in thier own right.
He's also all over Abbey Road...fantastic musician!!
The 5th Beatle will... and always will be... George Best...!!!
@@stevendenny7260 he's nowhere close to that 😂
@@stevendenny7260George Best?
That was Billy Preston on the electric piano. He has the honor of being one of the few individuals who actually recorded with the Beatles. Obviously everyone is going to have a favorite Beatle song. I think one of their greatest masterpieces is "She's leaving home" , "A Day In the Life" is also one of my favorite classics.
I think eric eric Clapton was another name who recorded with them
Billy Preston was known as 5th Beatle by the fans. John wanted Billy in the group, but Paul didn't....
Yes , Eric Clapton played lead guitar on while my guitar gentley weeps
@@MrTech226 Well, well, well... There are a dozen "5th Beatle" in the Beatles-history...
@@MrTech226 Stu Sutcliffe will always be the "5th Beatle" to me but George Martin was certainly the most important "5th Beatle."
In an interview with Ringo he said the Beatles tried to make every song NOT sound like another one they recorded. Each song unique.
Definitely checks out looking later at their careers. The White Album has 30 tracks that feel like they belong to 20 different bands
Only exceptions to me are three songs- Don’t let me down, Get back and Oh! Darling . For some reason they all give off the same vibe to me
Asia and BJ im 71 and grew up listening to the beatles and it was brilliant and i love listening
to your generations views on them . they were more than a band they were a way of living
They were Pop, Experimental, Rock ‘n Roll, Blues, and did it all MORE SOPHISTICATED than them all.
GREATEST BAND OF ALL TIME, BAR NONE! 👍🤟 🪲
@@ffjsb ,
You be right! ✌️
The Beatles were unique. They are their own genre. They transcended "pop music," creating something which will live for centuries, like what we now call classical music. Lennon and McCartney were/are 2 of the greatest composers of the 20th century. They started out playing 1950s-style rock & roll, but constantly grew under the tutelage of their brilliant producer, George Martin, who was sometimes called the "fifth Beatle." My first-and-forever favorite group.
That is spot on, sir.
Great live performance. Harmonies, vocals, instruments. This is a Lennon song, about his new life with Yoko. "Its a love that lasts forever. Its a love that has no past". How great are those simple words. We all want a love like that.
Billy Preston on electric piano..Only catch a glimpse, or two of Billy here..Phenomenal keyboard man..They once considered making him the 5th Beatle..I think Lennon wanted it, but Paul nixed that deal, if I'm not mistaking...This was their very last time performing together..Took the whole neighborhood by surprise..Cops had to break it up.
Paul never Nixed it, Jeez
@@newms69 See the words following..It says, "If I'm not mistaking."...Meaning, I could be mistaking.
you mean "Billy"
There are several different versions of this video...one of them has the camera linger for a lot longer on Billy Preston....he can clearly be seen on that version. I think he would have added a lot to the bsnd if he had actually joined. I know John snd Paul could both play the piano....but having a professional keyboardist would have added to the band.
No, no one nixed Billy Preston being in the band that I'm aware of. The Beatles broke up right after this and that is why the Beatles were a quartet throughout their entire history.
Asia, the smile on your face while you watch them is priceless.
Thanks to this reaction...I love The beatles since I was a little child, even I traveled to Liverpool to Meet they place.
Cant wait for the new Beatles documentary by Peter Jackson coming out soon, with tons of never been seen footage of this time period. This was the Beatles last live performance, on the roof of their record company, Apple Records in London.
A band that came around at the right time in history
more than just musicians ....they were icons then ...and STILL . They are barometers of greatness ....but nobody stacks up .
The Beatles were everything! I am a hippie, and they were the most iconic and influential band of all time! 😉👍🏻🤛🏻🤘🏻
Love the song, John's voice, all good! Love the early Beatles songs, so upbeat. So fortunate to have grown up in the 60s!! Hard to believe John will be gone 41 years this coming December 8th. RIP!!
This was from their last live performance. It was on the roof of the Apple building where they were recording. They had got tired of the big stadium gigs, where nobody could hear what they were playing or singing.
Man, they have such a vibe. Even if you're not that into a song, you can't help but smile when you see them on the screen.
Billy Preston on the keyboard was just 22 years old when he recorded this track with The band on the roof top- 1969 !! Incredible
Lennon is my favorite Beatle.But check out McCartney's chops on "Oh Darling."
O yes!
I liked them all, but Harrison was my favorite.
George is my fav
Definitely, McCartney's range was outrageous.
@@dimirockeropoulos6104 A1-E6
This was Beatles last live performance before calling it quits as a band. Billy Preston was the keyboard player (RIP Billy). They drew a large crowd on the streets below as well as the offices across from them.
Billy Preston is playing the Fender Rhodes electric piano on this song and it has an iconic sound that is very recognizable. What a great video of such a force in Rock and Roll. This was shot on top of the Apple Records Studio roof and it was very impromptu. People gathered in the street below very surprised to hear them. The cops eventually had them pull the plug since they did not have permits for this event.
There is no such thing as a bad Beatles song. They simply had too much talent. They are the single most influential band in music history not only in the way music is composed but even how it is recorded. The Beatle's are still the greatest band ever and Elvis is still the King. "Nuff said.
@@ffjsb Yes there are "better" musicians and "better" vocalists (although Paul, John and George were great musicians and vocalists AND songwriters) but as a group dynamic they were unparalleled before or since.
Love The Beatles but have you ever heard Revolution #9?
@@snakeinthegrass7443 Yes I have. It is one of my favorites off the White Album and also why my lucky number has always been #9 #9 #9...😜
@@WaymoresBlues Cheers Mate 🍻🍻
Wild Honey Pie exists tho
I saw a comment here that this performance was in 1970, actually this little unannounced concert on the rooftop of their Apple label offices was January 30, 1969. Must have been a little chilly up there in January. Listen to the studio version of this, it's great. Another really good live video that I've seen a number of reactions too is the performance of the song Help from Blackpool Night Out from 1965. This is in great color and really good audio for that time of a really legendary song. Lennon kills the vocals along with great harmonies by Paul and George, you'll love it, that I promise. So happy too see you two do the actual Beatles. Their recording career between 1963-70 is unparalleled. There have been some great bands over the years like The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and Queen amongst others, but nothing like these four boys. You know these bands as soon as you hear them, the sound never really changes. The Beatles sound was always evolving constantly changing. Listen to them in 64 and then 67, you wouldn't know it was the same band. These guys were truly one offs, there will never be another Beatles. The Beatles and Bob Dylan, the two all time, all time GOATS and it ain't even close ! Hope too see more Beatles in the future, they will never Let You Down, get it ? ✌️☮️💕
I believe this rooftop concert was the last time they played together live.
The bass lines in this are a wild collection of artistic choices. They are so unexpected and unique. For non-musicians these songs just sound like really nice sounds tumbling favourably together. But I can't imagine how awesome they must be for people who know more than me. Because even with the composition and playing knowledge I have, listening to The Beatles is like a Master Class in performing, composition, arrangement and producing. Every phrase has you thinking, "Who would even think of doing that, like that?"
We always called it the formula when writing and playing music
Best band of all time, by Billboard Top 100. This was their last live appearance on a rooftop. ❤️
I remember first seeing them on the Ed Sullivan show. First song, I want to hold your hand, She loves you.
Also While my guitar gently weeps.
That's was Billy Preston on keyboard.....beautiful.....may he rest in peace.
This really is a soul song. The feel and dynamics are there
She said She said. Or Hello Good-Bye......maybe Dear Prudence. If y'all can
Excellent choices!
This is my favourite song by the Beatles. Unconditional love expressed in the sheer power of John's vocals. I Liked your Hendrix reactions, too. The man who brought Heavy Rock to the world. Greetings from Germany!
You should definitely go down this rabbit hole. As others have said, most likely the most influential music group in history. They hold music industry records that will likely never be broken. The amazing song writing , the growth musically in such a short span of time, the melodies, the pioneering recording innovations and huge mega cultural icons on top of that. The spokesmen for an entire generation.
Part of the brilliance of the Beatles is that they often begin their songs with the chorus, which makes the song very catchy. By the time they finish the first verse and hit the chorus, you've already heard it once and you are ready to sing along. "Get Back, "Eleanor Rigby", "We Can Work it Out", "I Feel Fine", "A Day in the Life". The list is endless
A Day In The Life doesn't have a chorus
This was the Beatles final live performance. Definitely a sweet R&B groove to this tune helped out by Billy Preston on the keys.
Last time The Beatles would play together live, impromptu concert on the rooftop of Abbey Road studio, it's cool to watch the people around the area reacting to what is going on, the significance of the moment was fleeting at the time. Even the police are laying back and just watching, of course they eventually had to shut it down without realizing the historic importance of what they were witnessing and actually became a part of. Magnificent performance, albeit short, and John's famous last words after the performance in regards the The Beatles who would soon disband and never play together again: "On behalf of myself and the band I hope we passed the audition".
You guys should definitely listen to John Lennon’s solo work.. instant karma, working class hero, imagine, watching the wheels.. just a few of his work! John sings about topics we are still dealing with today
Rheumattica "Naive, preachy and glib" Hahahaha what a stupid comment.
This was their farewell impromptu roof top concert, on top of their recording studio in London England 1970. It was not planned. Last time the Beatles ever played together. People walking on the streets below, and in other Buildings, were looking up, and all around to see where this Beatles music was coming from. It was a very cool way to end the Band we all know as "The Beatles."
Actually January 1969.
This was their final live performance January 30, 1969
It was somewhat planned, last minute because of the short time frame they had while recording in the studio.
What was incredible about John Lennon was his ability to nail a song perfectly in very few takes. His voice was unique and his songwriting fabulous. His son Julian sounds very similar and Liam Gallagher in the 90s also had that unique sound that makes these bands extra special .
This performance was their last live one. On the roof of the studio while freezing cold and windy. Shows just how good they were. The electric piano was the one and only Billy Preston!
Thank You guys for reacting to this! Love the Beatles. Thanks for mentioning Johns voice. I LOVE the way he can sound raspy AND hit the high notes, I think his voice is amazing.
What a great song and the clip from thier roof top concert - love it
Any song you pick from the greatest band ever The Beatles will be AWESOME!!
Helter Skelter is another Beatles tune from this time period. Some say it’s one of the first “ Heavy Metal” songs. One of my favorites is “Why Don’t We Do It in the Road” which has a great distortion guitar riff.
Geeeezzzz!!!! This song!! It is the stamp to prove what their live performances would've been like going forward. Groovy and tight with masses of attitude.
"She's so heavy" and "O'Darling" are some more Beatles songs that are gonna be more of what you"ll like too...in my opinion..lol!!
One of my favorite love songs by the Beatles or anyone for that matter.
Great reaction
One of my fave Beatles songs. "I'm in love for the first time, don;t you know it;s going to last. It's a love that last live forever. It's a love that has no post." Jives with "Love does not keep a record of wrongs." -- 1 Corinthians 13
I have always loved the Beatles music ever since I heard it back in the 60's, I pretty much love all there music.
On the rooftop at Abbey road studios I believe this was their farewell performance nobody knew they were going to do it but they drew a crowd and I love John Lennon's voice John and George are the most talented Beatles in my opinion
Its not at Abbey road but at their Apple corps headquaters, the sound was recorded using their own studio in the basement of the same building.
Beatles are the greatest, more Beatles please 😎 thanks 🏹
You two are GREAT !!! You really feel it, you know a groove when you here one.
There was a time when artist had to be creative in presenting relationships. “Ooh, she did me, yes she did me, she did me good”.
In Jackson's "Get Back " documentary, it's fascinating to see how Billy Preston was involved with the Beatles. His licks on the Fender Rhodes added a layer to their songs during the sessions. He met them in Hamburg in 1962 while backing up Little Richard. He was 16! It was while he was backing Ray Charles in London that he hooked up with them again in 1969.
This is so ahead of it's time. 1970. Still brilliant and I love this vid, all the boys together at the end of their band's era
I've seen the documentary filmed about 50 years ago, they had just finished writing these songs just the day before in only 3 weeks, part three is the rooftop concert. The electric piano was played by Billy Preston.
My first Beatles album,,was "the Beatles again" which was kind of a greatest hits album.
This song was on it,,as well as paperback writer,and the Ballad of John and yoko.
Saw them in concert in 1964 in Seattle. 17th row, center aisle. I was 13.
A great (and can’t stress great) vocal performance by John Lennon and the plastic Ono band. “Jealous Guy”
Gimme some truth….holy cow! Dropping the vocals😮
Yes!! My cousins and my brother have been singing this song forever! At every family gathering playing this is a must. None of us can claim to be great singers but it says something when we hear this song we don’t recognize it asap because we are missing my fams interpretation of this song.
Legendary Concert on the Roof
the stars aligned in the late sixties and everything that came out of those years is god tier
If you watch BIlly Preston in the Get Back sessions he just sits in and plays. No sheet music. He just gets the groove of whatever they are doing and kills it.
I just wanted to say thank you! Beatles always make me smile.
So glad you two finally heard some REAL Beatles, cause I dig you guys, and you're really missing a lot if you don't experience the magic of the biggest selling musical act of all time...The Beatles! So many massive hits, but I would recommend "Come Together", "Revolution", "Get Back", "Something", "Here comes the sun", "Let it Be", "Across the Universe", "The long and winding road", and "Hey Jude". That's a good start!
.....And please...when it comes to the Beatles, No more cover bands.....
Peace
Have you reacted to "Come Together" yet? If not, would love to see it...
No that music video corny
Most ppl react to that and focus on the music vid rather then the music
This roof-top concert was their last live concert. It was a surprise to the people in London.
Another timeless Beatles groove
I suggest the classic “ While my guitar gently weeps” from the White album. Eric Clapton plays guest lead guitar on that track.
What a great song! I can't believe they left that off the Let It Be album. Love it!
You two will LOVE all the feels in the movie, Get Back. It's 9 hours and worth every minute to watch them write and record two albums and shoot a documentary. All those songs were recorded live, no overdubs. This was their last "concert."
The electric piano is being played by Billy Preston he is on the left side by the door. The only black musician to play with most artistic and creative, fantastic rock band of all times!! 🐞🐞🐞🐞+🍎🍏🍎🍏= Beatles
One of their best! The Beatles are universal because they evolved and experimented so much. so many later rock genres can be traced back to them.
That's brother Billy Preston on keyboards. He was considered the 5th Beatle.
You guys keep coming back to the electric piano, both when BJ talks about "that synth or whatever" and when Asia at 5:45 talks about the riffs in the outro. That's BILLY PRESTON on the electric piano. If you don't know him, look him up, he had a long subsequent career within funk and gospel and was an absolutely amazing keyboardist, as you can hear. Billy's contributions to the songs on Let It Be are always spectacular, I love him.
It was an impromptu concert. They were so cold they borrowed the coats from their wives. This will be included in the new documentary Get Back❤️❤️❤️
NOT their wives coats, it was their own coats, which you will see in the GET BACK documentary....they are wearing them often when arriving ,etc. First of all, Yoko is a tiny woman and NO way would her coat fit on John, Men were wearing coats like that then. I don't know WHERE this myth started that John, George and Ringo are wearing their wives coats!
I am glad that generations and people have moved on and occasionally look back and listen to the Beatles
They changed all music forever and their general message was positivity and love.
Billy Preston on keyboards was a pretty big funk star in th 70's. He was an old friend of the Beatles.
The piano is a Fender Rhodes 88. One of the first electric pianos. The great jazz pianist Joe Sample was famous as the biggest name to use one.
Billy Preston plays the keyboards in that song. They say if the Beatles had stayed together, Billy would have become the fifth Beatle. They loved him.
My favourite reactors now. You guys appreciate great music
I always really liked their song Norweigen Wood - also Let it be, Something, Blackbird, While my guitar gently weeps, eleanor rigby are a few good ones. I've watched several reaction videos to first time listeners to "let it be" and it seems to be a tear jerker. I've been knowing that song since I was a little girl so it doesn't have the same impact on me but its a beautiful song
Love to see younger people appreciating music from my time, love the reaction.
The last time they played together, with support of Billy Preston on electric piano.
The Beatles were Gods gift!
'She done him good'. She says to him, "Don't let Me Down". The Beatles twist everything. Enjoy your reactions
Billy Preston, met The Beatles in 1962, when he was in touring in Little Richard's band, in Europe. The Beatles were fan of 'Richard. When George H' encountered Billy again, in London in 1969, when The Beatles were recording under the idea "live, no overdubs", George knew that some songs would work with keyboard/paino, and being a 4 man band, a fifth person would work, George also thought, with the disputes among his band, if a guest would come in, whom they knew, that the others wouldn't moan&groan as much. George was correct, and Billy added a lot to the vibe and sound of the songs The Beatles worked on, then. Billy Preston was credited on the songs and album, with The Beatles for "Let it Be" and even a song on "Abbey Road" later in 1969. Preston received a steady record contract, on the Beatles label "Apple" for a few years -he had hit songs, he worked with a variety of other artists. After George H' died in 2001, a memorial concert was held to celebrate George, and Billy played with the superstar band. Billy P' died in 2006, of Kidney-realted health. He will be inducted into the Rock' Hall of Fame, like this week, for his musical talent.
Billy Preston also played on the concert for George Harrison on the song isn't it a pity
Billy Preston is one of several with 5th Beatle status, he was awesome!!! 👌👍✌😎RIP Billy!!!
Congratulations! You guys reviewed my all-time favorite Beatles song, and that is saying ALOT! I have many favorites. Too many to pick, but if I had to pick one. BJ is right that that's an electric piano and that Soul Brother #1 Billy Preston himself on organ, and he gave the song some serious soul! I think the organ part really makes the song. EXCELLENT choice!! Loved it. Maybe my favorite of all your videos, just because I love this song so much. Thanks.
The rooftop sessions was their last live performance although it was shutdown since with the crowds below they were screwing up traffic. They were so young and seemed to be having a great time.
Hey you guys, you should check out the whole rooftop concert. AMAZING. Lots of love and peace.
This their last performance. It was a final farewell for the fans before they broke up. Before this they had not performed in public in year's but only worked in the studio recording new albums. They stopped performing in public because the fans screamed so much that, not only could the fans not hear the performance, but the Beatles could not hear themselves play. So they focused on creating innovative music in the studio. It is probably why they were able to be so creative and develop new sounds no one had ever heard before.
LOVE .. omg Beatles 🎶 is the soundtrack of my life. We weren’t around in the day as we’re younger.. but my husbands (Joey) is a STAN big X (already forwarded to him). THX’s 🔥 video/insights as always! ♥️ Yawl
The Beatles are like forming a super group in 1970 and sending them back in a Time Machine to 1960 so they can grow together organically over a decade-to become the greatest band EVER.
Just say the Beatles as far as everything they did for multiple decades… The best group of all time who also wrote many of their own songs, excellent songwriter they just evolved as the decades went by until they decided to split up. They all had great solo acts as well, that just goes to show you how well they were as a group they went out on their own and did as well, I grew up during this time it was the best of time with music
They wrote all of their own songs!! lol
John & Paul were the best writing team of all time, with some input from George. Magical group imo, unlike any other.
Gracias reaction. The Beatles is Goat. The best band forever.
Such a sweet song from John for Yoko. Such soul and honesty! This is my sister's favourite! I love it too! I love your enthusiasm!
The electric piano was being played by Billy Preston he was kind of a quiet fifth member of the beetle in this era they were having a rough patch and he was kind of the gel that gave them their groove back!