THE BEATLES - DEAR PRUDENCE | THEIR GENIUS!!! | FIRST TIME REACTION
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Song: Dear Prudence
Album: The Beatles
Released: 1968
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There was the Beatles, then there was everyone else. Never bettered, never surpassed.😁🇬🇧
Well the stones and the who and zeplin, i think rank up there. Luv the Beatles, but to me the stones rock!
@@wslvingtsun6768 The Stones will always be 2nd to the Beatles It's just a irrefutable reality !!
@@rpminc1974 How about bands formed in the last 30 years or so anyone? U2 not really maybe Radiohead they remind me of the Beatles a lot but they really do not seem to be interested in ruling the world or even being popular but their journey does remind me of the Beatles they are kind of a spiritual successor to a degree.
@@wslvingtsun6768 the Stones music has not aged well, unlike The Beatles
@@PremierTraveler bro the Beatles only played together 5 years. How can it be that it aged better lol? Thats ur opinion but the stones been doing 60 years,and relevant in every decade. I love the Beatles too,but they call the stones the greatest rock n roll band ever, and still touring had tickets for 2020 and i seen em 5 times in 19 lol. They're my favorite, so im biased,but they have to be on the list of greatest.
I'm 70 and I'll gladly tell you most of us were tripping. They changed the world. We were beautiful. I love your channel. Peace and love.
Old hippies never die, they just fade like denim. I used to have bellbottoms and earth shoes.
@@delphi-moochymaker62 Yeah... I’m a born in 55 child
@Y if I recall correctly she was hanging with the Beatles and Maharishi Mahesh Yogi? She was losing it....Lennon was kind of sick of the scene..or angry whatever...
I wanna say, Mia Farrows sis? It’s been awhile since heard this let alone thought about, but that’s what comes to mind..
Cheers, old man, from another old man. Lucky us...we saw and heard the best music
And yes tripping my balls off...and yet they remain
@@sst3d LMAO! Mine are still hangin' around too, amazing at it may seem...!
The Beatles could take a simple everyday event and turn it into a musical masterpiece.
e.g. Why Don't We Do It In The Road :-)
I swear, the music of the Beatles just gets better with time. I love this song and this album as a youth, but hearing it now... it’s like it’s brand new and sounds even better now than then. Growing up with the Beatles was such a joy and a blessing.
This. 15 when the White Album was released, and 70 now. It is like very fine wine that has only gotten better over 60 years.
When they were around I didn't have any fancy stereo equipment and just listened to their music on my old transistor radio, in mono. I thought they were great but only now, listening to the way they used stereo effects, do I fully appreciate their genius.
The Beatles were on a mission from God to bring musical joy to humanity.
Couldn't agree more 👏👏👏
Yep. Someone said proof of God is that the Beatles found each other.
So true!!
McCartney 1965: “We probably seem antireligious because of the fact that none of us believe in God.” Harrison was Hindu, so he was batting for the other team.🤣
@@hays9008 but then they all did by the end ❤
This song was written by John Lennon while The Beatles were at an Ashram in India in 1968 studying Transcendental Meditation. It was written for Prudence Farrow (Mia Farrow’s sister) who isolated herself in her seclusion and wouldn’t come out to join her meditation partners John and George. John wrote and played the song on acoustic guitar while sitting outside her room to coax her to come out as they were all worried for her. It’s an amazing song and really enhanced by George Martin and The Beatles beautiful arrangement, harmonies and instrumentation. Songs like this mark the group’s incredible advances, innovations and constant desire to evolve and not repeat the sounds and songs they made before. To me this sets them apart from other musical groups before and after who were more satisfied to remain in their comfort zone with music that was commercially successful but not overly inventive. The Beatles constantly reinvented themselves and drove contemporary music onwards and upwards in the 60’s and still do today.
Damn Arnie that was a great comment. I never knew the background story. Sooo cool. Great insight on what sets them apart - their journey was short but Epic - Culture changing
@glenprose Wow !
Thank you for the explanation and the great write-up
Prudence had been meditating around the clock and kind of went out of it for a bit. She was isolated and helped back and shared an amazing story of what happened. The Beatles and other tried to help in a very sweet way. She has a very nice book out about it. I knew a few of the people there and there are at least a couple of books about it.
Dear Prudence: The Story Behind the Song First Edition
by Prudence Farrow Bruns (Author) I loved it as I had heard a couple of versions that were close but this clarified what was happening to her when she was isolated.
The Beatles were the undisputed leaders. Everyone waited with anticipation for the next album and the next step in the progression of the art. Their influence on popular music has never been equaled.
The Beatles are unique, the best band in the world.
EVER
Spot on. Magic
are, not is
The idea of blowing minds after more than fifty years is incredible. For instance, was anyone in 1968 listening to music from 1918 and having their minds blown? The Beatles are special.
In 1968 I was listening to Gerschwin and Rhapsody in Blue. I was also grooving on the White Album. Both were blowing my mind. Love SEXY SADIE. Try that next if you please.
@@jacksonmorganfroghin4815
"Rhapsody in Blue" is amazing. Still mind-blowing.
@@ceisiwrserith2224 Agreed. It's hard to even compare Gershwin to the Beatles. It's like comparing Gershwin to Bach. Each is great in their particular time period. I love them all. The question is: will the Beatles still be popular 100 or 500 years from now? I don't know. We'll all have to wait and see.
Well, now that you mention it, the film _Oh, What a Lovely War_ came out in 1969 and was a look at WWI using popular music from that war.
It is a brilliant juxtaposition of the period's music and the reality of war, presented as a satirical musical.
Some of the songs end up breaking your heart. This movie should be on everyone's bucket list. The church scene will haunt you for the rest of your life, and you will be glad for it.
Dear Prudence is an amazing song and sung magnificently by John Lennon
It is incredible how their music still sounds so fresh even now over 50 years later, they were never afraid to do something different, some bands when they find a sound they stick to it, but The Beatles just kept innovating and reinventing themselves very much like David Bowie did later
So true!
@@bravesoul5743 George Martin was a huge factor.
Ah, a great song, that White Album was so amazing, so many different types of music. Ballads, rock, metal, it had everything.
Maybe that was why they never named that album. No name could encompass the range and brilliance of it.👍
The official name of the album is "The Beatles" and I think that's perfect, Beatles are not only one type of music, and this album shows who the Beatles really were
My favourite Beatles album . .. (but miss out Revolution No 9 !! )
And Rocky Racoon lol
The Beatles is not a band... is a miracle!
600 million albums sold. 1.9 BILLION singles in the U.S. alone. They reached almost everyone.
The Beatles are just the greatest ever. Simple. Their music is so diverse.
Three genius song writers in Lennon, McCartney and Harrison. All three were lead singers. And Ringo was great enough to complete the music. Individually they are all amazing. As a band, genius.
Without Ringo, they would have been a totally different band. He sets the tone.
@@philiphill6697 Ringo doesn't get the credit he should have. I've often seen his drumming criticized; one reviewer referred to his "tin drumming." What I've noticed, though, is that that criticism comes from non-drummers. The drummers think he was brilliant, and many rock drummers picked up the instrument because they wanted to play like him.
@@ceisiwrserith2224 Agreed brutha.
Ringo wrote some great ones for the Beatles and even some hits in his solo career. He is a beast
Without all 4, they aren't the greatest musical act of all time. Ringo is the only drummer to have perfect timing, as stated by mathematics community.
The BEST. There will never be a group to match them. My buddy bought the White Album when it was released and we had a listening party in our dorm at Michigan State for all our friends. Good times.
Takes me back to the day the White Album was released, we couldn’t believe how wonderful the day was to play the album continuously
Exactly! For weeks the anticipation was building and countdown to release was eagerly awaited. Then the day arrived, one person purchased the album and invited us all over to listen the first time together. We lit bowls of hash and laid back and listened straight through. 😮😮😮🤩🎉🪅🎊✌️👏👏🎶‼️
@iggy poop ✌️👋🎶
Nov 22, 1968. KFRC (San Francisco) debuted the entire album before release. I recorded it on reel to reel hold mic in front of transistor radio. Of course, I bought tbe album day if release. I was 16. Never will forget that day.
They were ahead of their time. Also have anyone noticed "no 2 songs sound alike" unless done on purpose!
It is the biggest kick of my life to see the younger people of today discover and appreciate the genius of the Beatles. They were always light years ahead of everyone else .... I was there, and you renew my LOVE for this unbelievable group/music .....THANK YOU!
These guys are Russian, so you still have to check the back of their truck ;)
The Beatles will never die.
67 yr old here, I'm loving young people really hearing this, really listening.....
@@deborahpaley21 Yes. I never thought I would see a generation reject much of their own music and embrace the music of another generation. I spend hours every day here on UA-cam at one reaction/review channel or another to hear what they have to say about the "new" music they're reacting to that day. Great entertainment, Take care, Deb, and a Happy New Year to you.
The Beatles music was so great, that it becomes ingrained into our DNA after listening to them and you just naturally pass it on to the next generation
The greatest and more versatile band of all time
One of the greatest song ever made.
The White Album is my fav Beatles album.
Love it !
The Beatles' influence on popular music is unparalleled.
Because they were the trail-blazers - they were the first to do this kind of stuff and if you listen you'll hear the roots of many other bands in their music.
The lyrics are very simple but manage to take on power as it goes with the gorgeous interplay of instruments. I just paid attention for the first time to the piano part in this and realized just how much that piano adds to the power of the song. It's steady one minute and wildly expressive the next.
The Beatles are the greatest that ever was, is and will be. No one else can hold a candle
The Beatles music changed music and will never be surpassed! Their music will be played and appreciated forever
Great song. It was featured in the movie "Across The Universe". It fit so well with the storyline. The Beatles ARE magic.
I was going to recommend they check that film out! It's so awesome!😉👍
One of the most beautiful songs ever.
Sit back , listen and immerse yourself on a magical mystery tour and genius of these four who changed everything, somehow, everywhere, here, there and everywhere .
For the ultimate Beatles trip-out you must do "Tomorrow Never Knows". Beyond space and time...
I love this song. It doesn't get enough play or praise.
One of the few groups that got better and better with each album IMO. Was so heartbroken when they broke up.😢
That song started the way it ended. But in between it went through a hurricane of different sounds. NOBODY LIKE THE BEATLES 🙏🏼
Beautiful song. My favorite from The White Album. My goodness how The Beatles changed everything! John sounds amazing here.
That transition from “back in the usssr “ to Dear Prudence” when the airplane ✈️ engine fades and then the guitars come in…
One thing that always stands out to me about Beatles recordings is everything sounds so perfectly placed and yet they were working with limitations that don't exist today. Today you can mix as many individual tracks as you want and include any kind of sounds you can imagine yet people aren't creating anything anywhere near the Beatles' level.
So true and to think their first two albums were recorded using two track tape systems developed just after WWII. They progressed to a four track system in their middle period and it wasn’t until 1968 that they had access to eight track systems and only Abby Road was recorded using a transistorized recording console rather than the valve based consoles they had to use previously. Given these limitations, it’s amazing all the innovative recording techniques and arrangements they tried and used so successfully.
Good point on their recordings
@@ArniePorter Great art is fed by limitations. Witness the strict rules for sonnets, or the literature that flourished via the samizdat under the Soviet Union.
Dear Prudence is a great song, although I must admit I haven't heard it for a long time. There's one thing you can always guarantee though, The Beatles never disappoint with their amazing catalogue of music. Ever since the 60s when I heard Beatles music for the first time, they've always been a part of my life. They were always surprising us and we just loved their songs. Early stuff such as Please Please Me, Love Me Do, Twist and Shout, then Magical Mystery Tour, Sergeant Pepper, gosh, there was just so much. As you say, one of the greatest bands of all time, they inspired so many bands and musicians - an incredible legacy. Really enjoyed your reaction, guys, as always, many thanks. You really have a great appreciation of The Beatles and there is so much more to explore!
The Beatles are the greatest band ever!! If you want some hard rock/heavy listen to Helter Skelter off of the White Album!! It rocks!!
@Anne Maclean, my opinion: the Beatles aren't one of the greatest bands of all time, they're the greatest band of all time.
They changed the world -permanently. Strange but true. So many kinds of music in one band
Great song by Lennon, he's picking his guitar with his fingers which makes for a cool sound. How are they so different? We will never know. Just some very unique, special individuals. Glad I was on this planet when they were here. I saw these guys in 64 for my sixth birthday, it was craziness. I'll never forget it.
What is incredible is their music is timeless. Dear Prudence 1968 - made 52 years ago
Haven't heard this is so long. Almost every song by them is a gem.
13 Albums in 7 years and 20+ Number 1 Songs Nobody even comes Close !! That wahy they are the Greatest Band Ever Period🎶🎶✌❤
And all done before they were 30
I was 8 in '62 when Love Me Do came like a bullet to my brain.
They influenced everyone and everything.
What an incredible time to be alive.
I miss those days so much,thousands of stories,something was always happening and these boys were front and centre.
The bass by Paul is truly something else in this song.
This song was recorded after STARR had stormed out of the studio and briefly quit the band so McCartney plays drums on it , as well as bass ,piano,and flugelhorn ! PEACE ☮️
Ringo did the fills at the end
@@dannyvassiliou2295 yeah it did sounded like his drumming style though
The rest of the band covered his drumkit in flowers and got him back in.
They were the absolutely the FIRST AND BEST there ever was!!!
Prudence was inspired and wriiten while the Beatles were in India with the Dalilama. They went in search of Spiritual Guidance. You see they had fame, wealth, creativity, women,. But, they did NOT have Peace, Happiness, Tranquility & Joy. This is a TRUE STORY!! While visiting the Dalilama, Mia Farrow's sister was there at the same time. Dalilama was teaching meditation. They spend hours in their own huts, trying to drown out distractions, sadness, turmoil, childhood trama. But, Mia's sister would stay in her hut fir days. So John Lennon & George just started singing this song they composed on the spot.
Prudence is Mia's sister and they composed this song to coax her out of her hut.
Thats how creative they were!!
Dear Prudence wont you come out to play...... 🎶🎵🎸
Thats also when George started using India instruments in his songs.
BEATLES THE MOZART OF 20TH CENTURY! AND BRIAN WILSON OF THE BEACH BOYS. 🎵❤️
This song was covered by a punk group called Siouxsie and the banshees 👍
Yes - one of the very few Beatles covers that I prefer to the original !
Very good cover.
@@jonsey156 Are you kidding? The original is far superior.
@@jonsey156 I used to feel that way also, however, I'm going through my 2nd Beatles phase and I've switched back to favouring the original. BTW, I was both a punk rocker and a Beatles fan in my youth! Bit of a wierd mix, but coming from Liverpool you can't not have the Beatles in your life.
Great cover mate
A simply gorgeous amazing song and the reason they are so different with so many types of music is that they are simply the greatest musical geniuses of the last two hundred years.
3 Genius guys that can all sing ,in the same band. The variety of music will NEVER be duplicated. They changed music, way ahead of their time. Glad to be able to watch it from the beginning in 1964 for USA trip. But the main reason. JOHN LENNON!!!!!!!! The 10 hrs a day 7 days a week playing in Hamburg helped them get that good that fast. I think 1962. 1964 USA over in 1969. You will never see that again in your kids lifetimes.
The Beatles are the sound of creation. Prudence is a perfect song.
The Beatles are simply the goats
goats? I think that was the Rolling Stones ... Goats head soup.
@@chuckjordan6455 Greatest of all time. G.O.A.T.
Genius, nothing else to say. Gods gift to every generation.i truly believe this.
Never lose sight of the facts -
4 GOATS
1 Band
All from 1 town
50+ years later still impressive music
250 years from 1968 (2218) humans will still be impressed with The White Album
The greatest Beatles song that most never heard of IMO.
Absolutely. John’s voice/guitar and Paul’s bass are the most beautiful in this song together.
The song is a reference to the actress Mia Farrow's sister, Prudence, who was on the retreat with the Beatles in India in 1968 to study transcendental meditation with the Maharishi Manesh Yogi, who was later revealed as a phony and creep after hitting on Mia Farrow. That was the subject of John's song from this album, Sexy Sadie, which skewered the Maharishi but good. In fact all of John's song from the White Album were written at the retreat. As has been mentioned, you really need to check out more from that album, or hey you could always do the whole thing as a Patreon video. It will blow your mind bros!
Prudence is Mia Farrow's sister who went on the India trip.
@@DawnSuttonfabfour Whoops! Thank you for the correction! Will edit it!
Mahesh not Manesh.
Should listen to "I Want You (she's so heavy)" and "Happiness is a warm gun". Two master pieces from Lennon
Yes 🙌🏽
The Beatles: The ultimate musical act, greatest rock band, greatest boy band *as they are the first original boy band* and the most influential group of all time.
George Harrison was in at Los Angeles radio station giving a brief introduction to each song when they released this album, it still feels like I was “watching” a movie. The Beatles were the right guys who met at the right time and just grooved
Oh I’d love to hear his thoughts!!!
Wow this song is another Masterpiece from the boys from the pool. Makes me proud to be s Scouser .
they are definitely magical creatures....geniuses with talent beyond belief and that is why they were SO popular and WHY they lasted (in their music) They were NEVER BORING, we NEVER KNEW what their next album was going to be cos their music and lyrics EVOLVED with EACH successive album. To appreciate that you would have to listen to their albums like I did and fans of my generation who were teens (and younger) when they came out and started recording in 1962. THAT is how you will HEAR how they evolved, and they did it in only 8 short years for the U.K. and Europe(before they broke up), Those of us in the U.S. only had them for 6 years!! (1964 - 1970) as a group,
One of my favorite Beatles tunes.
Do you realise how privileged we are to have been alive on this Earth at the same time as the Beatles ? ... In 2/300 years time, people will still be listening to their songs and they'll be saying "Wow ! ... Imagine what it must have been like to be around in those times " ..... Great review guys, as always xx
300 years from now? It'll be too hot to listen to music!
I remember when I bought the White Album in 1968. Every single track was stunningly creative. 56 years later, if I had to choose one album to take to a desert island, this would be it.
Surprising to see so many in the comments not knowing McCartney played drums on this. Ringo walked out after a row and doesn’t play on the first two songs on the album.
It's amazing how much they grew as a band musically once they stopped touring and spent more time in the studio experimenting. Their producer George Martin was incredibly important as well.
Once in a lifetime. Peace out.
The whole of the White Album is just great, and this is a very underrated (or perhaps under-stated) track,
My dad always says The Beatles’s greatest strength was that they have a song for everyone no matter what kind of music you like.
It’s true!
Reacting to the Beatles IS a magical mystery tour.
The Sun is up the Sky is Blue it's Beautiful and so are you, Dear Prudence🌹🌹🌹🌹 Magnificent Master Musicians 🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼 BEATLES
1968, I was 7 singing this song. "Dear Prudence" is all I said..😎
They seemed driven to experiment and so many of those experiments worked beautifully. They changed the way music was made and recorded and changed what we thought it could be.
McCartney is also playing the drums on this track!
they are different because they gave a damn about their music quality. They can still blow your mind without the help of computers etc.
Requesting Bobbie Gentry and "Ode To Billy Joe". Your minds will be blown at her storytelling.
Nice choice a beautiful yet haunting song
I've been listening to that one a lot lately...
Ballads are so nostalgic....
Made me think of Joan Baez, Where Have All The Flowers Gone?
@@Elizabeth-yp8re another absolute beauty, I love Joan Baez such a amazing singer songwriter
Great comments & considering that these songs came out in late sixties they were truly talented & way ahead of their time. The evolution of their music in a few short years was amazing.
Good job picking up on John’s voice so quickly, I know people who have listened to the Beatles forever and still have difficulty distinguishing who’s singing. Mia Farrow’s sister, Prudence, inspired John to write this song. Prudence met The Beatles in India while accompanying Mia. When Prudence, suffering from severe depression, confined herself to her room, John wrote this song to cheer her up... underrated and one of my all time favorites!
Great reaction, even upon first hearing, their songs flow so naturally and harmoniously, it’s almost as if they were pre-existing and demanded to be realized.
You know who that’s like? Michelangelo! said his sculptures already existed and he was just liberating them from blocks of marble 😉 Prudence and Don’t Let Me Down are 2 of their, and pop music’s, very most beautiful songs and melodies.
Every note, every production choice, every single moment is perfect.
You’re effected so emotionally because the Beatles are about joy, generosity, and love.
Thank you so much for doing this, it's such an overlooked gem and I wish more reactors could discover its beauty like you just did!
Apart from Revolution No 9 . That was John and Yoko producing garbage and should never have been put on to a Beatles Album. An insult to all their other fabulous music and and insult to their fans!
Prudence was the sister of Mia Farrow and was on the course in India that the Beatles were. She took the meditation seriously and spent weeks in her room and sort of went crazy for a bit. Maharishi had her put in a room and kept safe and slowly brought her back. They wrote this song for her when she was isolated. She is a very interesting person btw….
And who controlled these Maharishis of India in the sixties ? Yes, long arm of KGB controlled them. Juri Bezmenov personally controlled them in India. Check out his interview to Ed. G. Griffin in 1983 or 1984.
@@antisoviet6786 Baloney lol….first…the course the Beatles was on in India was in 68, in the 80’s Maharishi was in Switzerland and I know of no other big name Maharishi in the 80’s in India. You might be thinking of an earlier time and Maharajah’s because Maharishi is a title given to certain rishis or yogis. Like Maharishi Mahesh Yogi or Ramana Maharishi….
@@mythicsin3083 Nevertheless it is true. I never said a word about The Beatles. You r just too lazy to type in Juri Bermenov or G.Edward Griffin. Or maybe you are just some naive western liberal commie fck.
@@antisoviet6786 You don’t even spell the dude’s name right. It’s Yuri Bezmenov and he sounds like a former KGB propagandist who became a CIA propagandist for the USA. The fact that he brands people who grew up in the 1960’s in the U.S. as Soviet dupes is ridiculous. The new left in the USA during that time had nothing to do with the Soviet Union. It had a lot more to do with being against the Vietnam War and was in support of the Civil Rights Movement. Stop trying to spread right-wing propaganda.
@@MsAppassionata Just go fck yourself, stupid commie fck. I have lived in Soviet Union, I know what socialism is. Bezmenov warned US about the seeds of socialism in their society and they did absolutely nothing. Now you commies have taken over and there is nothing left of so called free world.
The greatest. Top tier genius.
As others have said here, there's The Beatles and then everyone else. I've said this many times over the years - my life would not have been the same without The Beatles. I started listening to the music my older siblings were listening to at some point in 1963, around the time I turned three. The Beatles went on the Ed Sullivan show in February 1964. I have a vague memory of watching them and being enamored with the music and their look and they way they acted on stage. I had no idea at the time that they would have such an effect on me forever. My siblings started buying their albums as they came out, starting with Meet The Beatles in early 64, and they usually had something on the charts on the radio for the next several years. They're a huge part of the reason I love music as much as I do and why I ended up playing guitar and playing and singing in bands. We had The White Album back then and my sisters and I listened to it over and over for quite a while. This was one of my favorites. Thank you John, Paul, George and Ringo!
The interesting thing about the White Album is that we finally got to hear selections that represented the Beatles more as individuals. Yes they did work on the same songs, but not as collectively as the last true "full" band studio album Abbey Road. Great stuff Dudes!
i call it the beatles bang theory. these four guys were "put together" and BANG!
I first listened to The Beatles in 1963. Listening to this is almost a little bit like a transcendent experience. It is that good. It is great to see new listeners really digging this incredible music.
How are they different? Lots of pot, LSD, and George Martin as the producer. Having Eric Clapton sitting in on a lot of their recordings also helped. But they are artistic as hell, too! This is art.
4 lead siongers, 3 songwriters, great producer = magic 4 all!.
Simple, primary music, dna of the all movement in an amazing age...oh dear prudence for today!!!
Three of the best songwriters of all time, all from the same city , end up in the same band. If that’s not proof of destiny I don’t know what it is.
You guys know good/great music. Thanks for your reaction, always fun to watch- keep it up!
Was with them from the start, and they can still capture me. Nearly 60 years afterwards.
I was listening to this for the first time in my teens over 60 years ago and will go to my grave still listening to the best band there ever was or probably ever will be
Bass player, Klaus Voorman on that track.
The Beatles are EVERYTHING.
“More than any ideology, more than any religion, more than Vietnam or any war or nuclear bomb, the single most important reason for the diffusion of the Cold War was … the Beatles.”
-Mikhail Gorbachev, former President of the Soviet Union
God brought them together. They were & are a miracle. Love this song. Love you guys too. John was my guy since 1963 when I was 5. I miss him to this day. So senseless.✌🌻🌻
Big fan of the Beatles.... Would say there is a fifth member of the band. His name was George Martin. He mixed all their songs. That is an under statement for sure. George Martin, a classical music producer, saw something in these dudes. Then he took them under his wing and let them run wild. All the while encouraging creativity. Glad he did!!
The melody of this song went right through me the first time I heard it. I played it over and over and over and over and over again.