“…For well you know that it’s a fool who plays it cool by making his world a little colder…” Such profound lyrics came from Paul McCartney in this case but over and over from the Lennon/McCartney partnership. I feel truly honored to have had the good fortune to grow up with this amazing music. There are many wonderful aspects to this song. Great job on this reaction. 🌺✌️
The lyrics in this song are written and sung so beautifully, and it's a tune full of good advice. This song speaks to all of us. Impossible not to love
Can you even imagine people walking up to the stage and getting so close and singing along with a band today ? They would be tackled and arrested. I feel lucky to have lived thru these times when people just loved and cared for each other. Now there is far too little love and way too much hate.
It is well known that McCartney wrote Hey Jude to reach out to Lennon's son to help him deal with his parents spliting up. However, many people overlook the fact that Lennon actually wrote the song, Good Night, for Julian prior to the release of Hey Jude. Both songs were recorded within weeks of each other. Lennon wrote his song as a lullaby for his son, who was 5 years old at the time. The tune was recorded in June 1968 and ultimately released on the White Album later that year in November. In turn, Hey Jude was recorded in July and released in August as a single. McCartney continues to receive heaps of praise for caring about Julian via this song, but virtually nothing is said about Lennon's effort to comfort his son in his own way.
Thank you again, young fellow, for helping to remind me how glad I am to be the age that I am, having lived through and experienced the Golden Age of Recorded Music. Love the song, loved the reaction, but my favorite part is the crowd crowding around The Beatles and being part of their jam, smiles and awed looks all around. I remember seeing it on television back then and being enchanted, but seeing it again now I can fully appreciate how fortunate my generation-mates and I have been.
Yes, I was a young teenager when Presley's Heartbreak Hotel burst on the scene, after that it was ever upward to The Beatles, Bowie and numerous greats whose like we probably will never see again.
My two first real memories of the world at large were when I was four were JFK's assassination in the Fall of 1963, because my brother came home from school early ( and disrupted my schedule) and The Beatles debut on the Ed Sullivan Show, February 1964.
This brought tears to my eyes. I grew up with the Beatles. Funny thing about Hey Jude, the radio DJs loved it because the song is so long, they had time to take a bathroom break😅
Check out the live event from 1967 when the Beatle's sang All You Need Is Love via satellite to about 400 million people around the world--that was really something! And their final song Now and Then (especially paired with the video) just recently released is so bittersweet and moving for us long time Beatles fans.
I was 6 years old when I first saw the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan show, I stood in line to see the movies, bought all the albums and love to listen to them and this is one of my favorite songs of theirs
Lol, I was four when I saw their first performance on the Ed Sullivan show, and it happened to be one of my first clear memories. My dad got angry after one or two minutes of listening to them and changed the channel. Six years later, he bought the Abbey Road and Let It Be albums and started growing his hair long. From that point on, the Beatles became a staple in our house, along with a lot of other great bands.
It's great to see David Frost again (announcer). He had such a dry British wit and insightful interviewer. Make note of Ringo's drums in this song. He changes many times and always on the cymbal.
This was a promotional film shot by Michael lindsay - Hogg at Twickenham studios. The "Hey Jude" portion was live vocals over a pre recorded instrumental track.
I was lucky my parents stayed together and loved each other to the end. Divorce was not very prevalent when I was growing up in the 50's and 60's. It was a different time not just for that but a lot of things and I miss it.
So cool that the fab four are still moving audiences. They were the phenom. Your show is great, and your conscious evolution is paying off. Peace and love.
Did you see Paul looking at John at 4:33 because he had forgot to do backing vocals and John making eyes back and shrugging his shoulders, then at 5:23 Paul looks over at John again to remind him to do his backing vocal.
Thanks for putting the times for those two places so we don’t have to hunt for them, which I started to do until I remembered that you already did the work for me. I wonder if this was one of those songs that they recorded very shortly after it was written and it was still new to them. It’s hard to imagine that, fifty five years later, but to them the song was new and fresh, not rock and roll history.
Hubby and I had the absolute pleasure of singing the " na na nas" along with 28000 other fans only 2 weeks ago, here in Newcastle NSW Australia! Woo Hoo! Tears still well up in my eyes thinking about it😢. 81 year old Paul still rocking us fans even now. Best concert ever🎉🎉🎉
paul said he told john that the line "the movement you need is on your shoulder" was just a placeholder until he came up with a better line. john told him to keep it in saying, "that's the best line in the whole bloody song". lennon/mc cartney were the best songwriters of the 60s, perhaps in all pop music history.
I remember watching this on the Ed Sullivan show. It be came number one in the charts. The 7min plus song that over took our youth. I remember singing the refrain All of us gradeschoolers while we were in line from recess. I'll never forget that. Sends chills all over me. The Beatles escorted me thru grade school. Our Government banned them Ed Sullivan continued to make them relevant. Beatles Started it all. They have a place in my heart...
The promotional video (as it was called in the days before 'music video' became a household term) for Hey Jude premiered on The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour in October 1968.
Have you seen the roof top concert. If not that is a monster. It is the epitome of their love for each other in brotherhood🤘❤️ hey jude’s ending could go on forever, i would not mind at all
I’ve wondered about that. I just looked it up and someone said “The Weight” was released three months prior to this performance. I can only imagine how cool it must have been for the members of The Band to learn about this nod to their song.
I was in high school and I remember the day this song was released and the build-up to the first time it was going to be played on the radio. I was supposes to be at work at 6 that day and the first play of the song was 5:50. I was in my room listening to it and my dad was yelling at me because I was going to be late for work. I didn't care and I waited and listened 'till the end. And I was late for work by a few minutes and my co-workers asked me question after question about the new song. Such a different time. Congrats on taking control of your life and becoming a better person for yourself and for your family.
I just saw the new released Beatles song and just went on crying to this one.. Oh how I miss them... and Bowie..and Lou Reed..Jim Morrison and on and on and on
Just recently Julian was asked how he feels today about Paul writing this song for him. He said he has mixed feelings about it because first of all Paul wrote it for him which is one of the best gifts of all but on the other hand is FOR the reason he wrote it and it just reminds him of how he was treated as he was growing up.
Very recently Julian Lennon sat down for an interview with Bill Maher on Club Random Podcast. This subject came up. And you are so right regarding to your analysis, today.
The one thing I've noticed more and more so, as the years have gone quickly by is such diversity of the crowd, and everyone smiling and singing and clapping, and enjoying themselves. During this time was a time of hope, that culminated in Woodstock, then quickly came crashing to a halt with the Altamont Speedway Free Festival was a counterculture rock concert in the United States, held on Saturday, December 6, 1969, where the Rolling Stones had the Hell Angels as security that caused some deaths. We did have a moment of hope, even I, as a 10 year old recognized and felt.
I don't think alot of people fully understand how immensely huge and completely relevant the Beatles still are today. The mere mention of the band name, or their individual names, commands direct attention. There is, and will never be...... entertainers that will ever be on the same plain.
What an experience it must have been to be in that audience! I wonder how they were selected? I guess a lot of them are still around today. It might be worth your while re-acting to the B side also, Revolution, which also had a promo film shot by the same director. This is the hard rock version, not the more laid back album track. Incidentally, in recent years the "na-na-na" chorus has become really popular to play over the public address systems at football (soccer) grounds here in the U.K. in order to gee up the crowds before and after the matches.
I know I'm probably odd man out, but even though I like all of The Beatles, George was always my favorite. Such memories. Thank you! Keep these reactions coming. Look forward to them ✌️
This live version is excellent (but I like the Album version better). Paul McCartney lets it rip on the singing on the Album version. It's hard to imagine someone writing you a song this good for a child to make you feel better. That's a Cosmic kindness. It's excellent commentary, and it's always good to see a Beatles song make it on UA-cam.
Watched that on TV Top of the Pops when it had its first play. Utterly amazing. The guy who introduced them at the start was TV presenter David Frost. They were playing the theme to his show.. Best band. Great song. They used that party song affect when they recorded All you need is Love, too. That might be worth a view.
One of the best pop songs and made better by Paul when he sang it in concerts later having the men, then the women, and then both doing the Hey Jude harmony together . It just brings out the emotions bringing the audience all together!
My favorite story about this song is that Paul almost scrapped the lyric "The movement you need is on your shoulder." He had plugged in those lyrics as placeholders, and thought they were basically nonsensical. But John told him to leave that line alone. Paul said, "OK, but what does it mean?" John said: "It means, the movement you need, is on your shoulder." I've never forgotten that. It's not only a great line, but an example of how sometimes, we've done better than we think.
A band shows it’s strength during a live performance. And when they played Shea Stadium, they couldn’t even hear themselves from all the screaming, and yet their performance was flawless. Those are musicians.
Sad they didn't showed the whole concert, anyway fun to watch! Thank for your videos, takes me back in time. I was lucky to be born'70, so i saw the big ones live. From Dylan, Supertramp, Pink Floyd, dire straits, to Eric Clapton, Elton, Tina Turner, Chris Rea, Tommy Emmanuel and many more. Nice other people enjoy this old but good music!
SO glad you watched this version---I was thinking when I watched you react to the studio version, 'Oh, I wish he was watching the live one because the video is so amazing with the crowd rushing the stage at the end". I knew you would love it! Really enjoying your channel. Keep it up!!!
I Love this video! It shows the Beatles goofed around a lot, they were young men, but when it came time for business they could do that too. If I was there I would be standing with Ringo. He seems the most approachable to me.
Sir Paul and Julian remain very close to this day. Take a look at the album cover for Julian's most recent release "Jules", the picture was taken about the time of this song's release. (on another note, statistics are manipulated to address what the author wants it to address. Some of us just say "I'm not going to put someone else through what I went through.)
You got to check out their last song ever which just came out like 4 days ago and has over 20 million views on UA-cam and apparently it's free to react to without any copyright issues. It's really really incredible and the story behind it is fantastic. Now And Then. Absolutely must check out the video version which apparently was released like 36 hours after the initial audio track. And apparently it's being released as a single with the other side of it being their very first hit, love me do.
So great man! What profound words, I totally agree with you. You should react to the new latest song by the Beatles that they released a few days ago “Now and then”
I’m glad you watched this performance. It’s fun to see them having fun performing. I’ve read that the audience members were there by invitation and it was planned that they would come on stage. Also, congratulations on deliberately making wise decisions for your life. Not only are you and your family blessed, but you never know who’s watching you and being encouraged by your example to do the same.
Lennon married Yoko in March 1969 and this song was released in August 1968. It was written with respect to the split up of Lennon and his then-wife, Cynthia. However, I am quite certain that Julian did, in fact, have issues with his dad's decision to live with another woman.
Julian, John's son with his first wife Cynthia, was only 5 years old when John left them for Yoko... and it's ironic because JOHN'S father left JOHN and his mother when HE was 5 years old. Unfortunately the pattern continued in a way, because John's son SEAN with Yoko, was 5 years old when John was murdered. EERIE.
There's no Beatles songs I don't like, I used to have the Beatles Anthoogy. Which is every one of their songs and a bunch of interviews. One of my daughters friends stole it, it was around $100 for the set.
The old guy with the flowers in his hair was actually a homeless man who used to sit outside the studio from time to time, and they invited him in.
I love it that it has no finish...it's forever on-going, and somewhere all these wonderful people are still singing together.
This is what the Beatles were about, bringing people together.
“…For well you know that it’s a fool who plays it cool by making his world a little colder…” Such profound lyrics came from Paul McCartney in this case but over and over from the Lennon/McCartney partnership. I feel truly honored to have had the good fortune to grow up with this amazing music. There are many wonderful aspects to this song. Great job on this reaction. 🌺✌️
The lyrics in this song are written and sung so beautifully, and it's a tune full of good advice. This song speaks to all of us. Impossible not to love
Can you even imagine people walking up to the stage and getting so close and singing along with a band today ? They would be tackled and arrested. I feel lucky to have lived thru these times when people just loved and cared for each other. Now there is far too little love and way too much hate.
It is well known that McCartney wrote Hey Jude to reach out to Lennon's son to help him deal with his parents spliting up. However, many people overlook the fact that Lennon actually wrote the song, Good Night, for Julian prior to the release of Hey Jude. Both songs were recorded within weeks of each other. Lennon wrote his song as a lullaby for his son, who was 5 years old at the time. The tune was recorded in June 1968 and ultimately released on the White Album later that year in November. In turn, Hey Jude was recorded in July and released in August as a single. McCartney continues to receive heaps of praise for caring about Julian via this song, but virtually nothing is said about Lennon's effort to comfort his son in his own way.
Thank you again, young fellow, for helping to remind me how glad I am to be the age that I am, having lived through and experienced the Golden Age of Recorded Music. Love the song, loved the reaction, but my favorite part is the crowd crowding around The Beatles and being part of their jam, smiles and awed looks all around. I remember seeing it on television back then and being enchanted, but seeing it again now I can fully appreciate how fortunate my generation-mates and I have been.
Yes, I was a young teenager when Presley's Heartbreak Hotel burst on the scene, after that it was ever upward to The Beatles, Bowie and numerous greats whose like we probably will never see again.
My two first real memories of the world at large were when I was four were JFK's assassination in the Fall of 1963, because my brother came home from school early ( and disrupted my schedule) and The Beatles debut on the Ed Sullivan Show, February 1964.
This brought tears to my eyes. I grew up with the Beatles. Funny thing about Hey Jude, the radio DJs loved it because the song is so long, they had time to take a bathroom break😅
Check out the live event from 1967 when the Beatle's sang All You Need Is Love via satellite to about 400 million people around the world--that was really something! And their final song Now and Then (especially paired with the video) just recently released is so bittersweet and moving for us long time Beatles fans.
Sigh, yep.
The Beatles/ Apple should upload the video of All You Need Is Love to UA-cam! Color and image enhanced, please (o.k. Peter Jackson).
David Frost was a legendary interviewer back then, yes this was a moment in music history.
He did the famous Nixon Watergate interview.
I was 6 years old when I first saw the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan show, I stood in line to see the movies, bought all the albums and love to listen to them and this is one of my favorite songs of theirs
Lol, I was four when I saw their first performance on the Ed Sullivan show, and it happened to be one of my first clear memories. My dad got angry after one or two minutes of listening to them and changed the channel. Six years later, he bought the Abbey Road and Let It Be albums and started growing his hair long. From that point on, the Beatles became a staple in our house, along with a lot of other great bands.
Thats too cool! They changed a lot of lives and it’s hard to describe to younger people just how big they were
It's a remarkable advancement considering that they were performing 'She Loves You' on the Ed Sullivan Show just 4-1/2 years earlier.
It's great to see David Frost again (announcer). He had such a dry British wit and insightful interviewer. Make note of Ringo's drums in this song. He changes many times and always on the cymbal.
This was a promotional film shot by Michael lindsay - Hogg at Twickenham studios. The "Hey Jude" portion was live vocals over a pre recorded instrumental track.
seeing the audience all join in - people of every colour, and all ages always makes me smile.
When the Gods were giving out voices, Paul was near the front of the line.
Play this in a pub and the whole place will be singing their hearts out by the end of it
I was lucky my parents stayed together and loved each other to the end. Divorce was not very prevalent when I was growing up in the 50's and 60's. It was a different time not just for that but a lot of things and I miss it.
So cool that the fab four are still moving audiences.
They were the phenom.
Your show is great, and your conscious evolution is paying off.
Peace and love.
Did you see Paul looking at John at 4:33 because he had forgot to do backing vocals and John making eyes back and shrugging his shoulders, then at 5:23 Paul looks over at John again to remind him to do his backing vocal.
I didn’t know that was the reason. I’ll have to watch (and listen) again. Thanks for pointing that out.
Thanks for putting the times for those two places so we don’t have to hunt for them, which I started to do until I remembered that you already did the work for me.
I wonder if this was one of those songs that they recorded very shortly after it was written and it was still new to them. It’s hard to imagine that, fifty five years later, but to them the song was new and fresh, not rock and roll history.
Hubby and I had the absolute pleasure of singing the " na na nas" along with 28000 other fans only 2 weeks ago, here in Newcastle NSW Australia! Woo Hoo! Tears still well up in my eyes thinking about it😢. 81 year old Paul still rocking us fans even now. Best concert ever🎉🎉🎉
Check out the live video of the B-side of this single, John's "Revolution" it will blow your socks off.
Peace ❤
This song was introduced as you see it on live TV....they were always a global event
This performance on tape was shown on the Smothers Brothers show in fall 1968
paul said he told john that the line "the movement you need is on your shoulder" was just a placeholder until he came up with a better line. john told him to keep it in saying, "that's the best line in the whole bloody song". lennon/mc cartney were the best songwriters of the 60s, perhaps in all pop music history.
Memorable moment....that lives on!
I remember watching this on the Ed Sullivan show. It be came number one in the charts. The 7min plus song that over took our youth. I remember singing the refrain All of us gradeschoolers while we were in line from recess. I'll never forget that. Sends chills all over me. The Beatles escorted me thru grade school. Our Government banned them Ed Sullivan continued to make them relevant. Beatles Started it all. They have a place in my heart...
The promotional video (as it was called in the days before 'music video' became a household term) for Hey Jude premiered on The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour in October 1968.
I was 10 years old when this was released. It changed my life - for the better.
One of the greatest sing along songs of all time. We need you as much today, as yesterday!
Now you can check out All you need is Love live video just as epic with special guests as well .
Have you seen the roof top concert. If not that is a monster. It is the epitome of their love for each other in brotherhood🤘❤️ hey jude’s ending could go on forever, i would not mind at all
Paul must have been a fan of The Band ...You can hear him singing "take a load off Fanny" at the 8:05 mark.
I’ve wondered about that. I just looked it up and someone said “The Weight” was released three months prior to this performance. I can only imagine how cool it must have been for the members of The Band to learn about this nod to their song.
@@terri2494 I need to go back and reread Robbie's autobiography and see if he mentions it.
I was in high school and I remember the day this song was released and the build-up to the first time it was going to be played on the radio. I was supposes to be at work at 6 that day and the first play of the song was 5:50. I was in my room listening to it and my dad was yelling at me because I was going to be late for work. I didn't care and I waited and listened 'till the end. And I was late for work by a few minutes and my co-workers asked me question after question about the new song. Such a different time. Congrats on taking control of your life and becoming a better person for yourself and for your family.
I just saw the new released Beatles song and just went on crying to this one.. Oh how I miss them... and Bowie..and Lou Reed..Jim Morrison and on and on and on
Great reaction. And you never paused the video, that always helps. 👍😁
The way they harmonized their vocals was astonishing.
Just recently Julian was asked how he feels today about Paul writing this song for him. He said he has mixed feelings about it because first of all Paul wrote it for him which is one of the best gifts of all but on the other hand is FOR the reason he wrote it and it just reminds him of how he was treated as he was growing up.
This performance was nothing short of brilliant, just LOVED the crowd too!.
Brother, i love how much you enjoy music. Carry on -
Watch Paul sing this outdoors in Hyde Park. Amazing
My all time favorite Beatle song. Been a fan since I was 9 years old! ♥️🎶
Very recently Julian Lennon sat down for an interview with Bill Maher on Club Random Podcast. This subject came up. And you are so right regarding to your analysis, today.
The one thing I've noticed more and more so, as the years have gone quickly by is such diversity of the crowd, and everyone smiling and singing and clapping, and enjoying themselves. During this time was a time of hope, that culminated in Woodstock, then quickly came crashing to a halt with the Altamont Speedway Free Festival was a counterculture rock concert in the United States, held on Saturday, December 6, 1969, where the Rolling Stones had the Hell Angels as security that caused some deaths. We did have a moment of hope, even I, as a 10 year old recognized and felt.
I don't think alot of people fully understand how immensely huge and completely relevant the Beatles still are today. The mere mention of the band name, or their individual names, commands direct attention. There is, and will never be...... entertainers that will ever be on the same plain.
What an experience it must have been to be in that audience! I wonder how they were selected? I guess a lot of them are still around today.
It might be worth your while re-acting to the B side also, Revolution, which also had a promo film shot by the same director. This is the hard rock version, not the more laid back album track.
Incidentally, in recent years the "na-na-na" chorus has become really popular to play over the public address systems at football (soccer) grounds here in the U.K. in order to gee up the crowds before and after the matches.
I know I'm probably odd man out, but even though I like all of The Beatles, George was always my favorite. Such memories. Thank you! Keep these reactions coming. Look forward to them ✌️
This live version is excellent (but I like the Album version better). Paul McCartney lets it rip on the singing on the Album version. It's hard to
imagine someone writing you a song this good for a child to make you feel better. That's a Cosmic kindness. It's excellent commentary,
and it's always good to see a Beatles song make it on UA-cam.
Watched that on TV Top of the Pops when it had its first play. Utterly amazing. The guy who introduced them at the start was TV presenter David Frost. They were playing the theme to his show..
Best band. Great song. They used that party song affect when they recorded All you need is Love, too. That might be worth a view.
Great song and performance but I’m definitely a big fan of The Beatles
Love, love, love it all!
Great review.
Awesome reaction to an amazing song!!!
Fantastic reaction to an amazing song, so glad they unblocked it 😊♥
Took a long time, but I'm happy they did too 😁
One of the best pop songs and made better by Paul when he sang it in concerts later having the men, then the women, and then both doing the Hey Jude harmony together . It just brings out the emotions bringing the audience all together!
The reason Jules was changed to Jude was because it sounded better when sung. It was hard to transition from the “ls” sound to the following words.
My parents split when I was 13. Best night of sleep I've ever had. Loved them both, but got so tired of the arguing. The best for all of us.
Always the last song at your high school dances
My favorite story about this song is that Paul almost scrapped the lyric "The movement you need is on your shoulder." He had plugged in those lyrics as placeholders, and thought they were basically nonsensical. But John told him to leave that line alone. Paul said, "OK, but what does it mean?" John said: "It means, the movement you need, is on your shoulder." I've never forgotten that. It's not only a great line, but an example of how sometimes, we've done better than we think.
great reaction :-)
I forgot all about this particular video, thank you so much.
A band shows it’s strength during a live performance. And when they played Shea Stadium, they couldn’t even hear themselves from all the screaming, and yet their performance was flawless. Those are musicians.
Dire straits alchemy the whole concert is playing now on yt.! Enjoy it❤️
Sad they didn't showed the whole concert, anyway fun to watch!
Thank for your videos, takes me back in time. I was lucky to be born'70, so i saw the big ones live. From Dylan, Supertramp, Pink Floyd, dire straits, to Eric Clapton, Elton, Tina Turner, Chris Rea, Tommy Emmanuel and many more. Nice other people enjoy this old but good music!
Yea man, I've always loved this video. The Beatles are the best IMO, and yes, the lyrics are deep. Peace.
SO glad you watched this version---I was thinking when I watched you react to the studio version, 'Oh, I wish he was watching the live one because the video is so amazing with the crowd rushing the stage at the end". I knew you would love it! Really enjoying your channel. Keep it up!!!
Thanks, this performance and song are very special. I love a good hopeful feeling in a song. We all need that sometimes
I Love this video! It shows the Beatles goofed around a lot, they were young men, but when it came time for business they could do that too. If I was there I would be standing with Ringo. He seems the most approachable to me.
George playing the 6th string Bass.....this was a great performance
Wish I was in that crowd 😊
Sir Paul and Julian remain very close to this day. Take a look at the album cover for Julian's most recent release "Jules", the picture was taken about the time of this song's release. (on another note, statistics are manipulated to address what the author wants it to address. Some of us just say "I'm not going to put someone else through what I went through.)
I truly love watching you react to this amazing band.
The shear presence Lennon had
You got to check out their last song ever which just came out like 4 days ago and has over 20 million views on UA-cam and apparently it's free to react to without any copyright issues. It's really really incredible and the story behind it is fantastic.
Now And Then.
Absolutely must check out the video version which apparently was released like 36 hours after the initial audio track. And apparently it's being released as a single with the other side of it being their very first hit, love me do.
So great man! What profound words, I totally agree with you. You should react to the new latest song by the Beatles that they released a few days ago “Now and then”
I’m glad you watched this performance. It’s fun to see them having fun performing. I’ve read that the audience members were there by invitation and it was planned that they would come on stage.
Also, congratulations on deliberately making wise decisions for your life. Not only are you and your family blessed, but you never know who’s watching you and being encouraged by your example to do the same.
I played this 45 to death back in the day. It was in a box of cereal lol😂
🏆🏆🏆🏆!
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Try the version of the song by Wilson Picket and Duane Allman. It's sick!!! It pretty much invented Southern rock.
Shawn, will you be reacting to the new Beatles song, NOW AND THEN, official video please, pretty please??? You must do it😊😊
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Dear God. Exactly what I said.
I was dancing with my brothers girlfriend in high school by the time the song was over she was my girlfriend. I felt horrible about it, almost
Jude was John's son. He was having a hard time accepting his Dad marriage to Yoko Ono.
Lennon married Yoko in March 1969 and this song was released in August 1968. It was written with respect to the split up of Lennon and his then-wife, Cynthia. However, I am quite certain that Julian did, in fact, have issues with his dad's decision to live with another woman.
The movement you need is on your shoulder
Take a sad song, and make it better. We should all follow this advice.
Exactly. Those few words can make the difference in our mindset. Great advice. Love it.
Julian, John's son with his first wife Cynthia, was only 5 years old when John left them for Yoko... and it's ironic because JOHN'S father left JOHN and his mother when HE was 5 years old. Unfortunately the pattern continued in a way, because John's son SEAN with Yoko, was 5 years old when John was murdered. EERIE.
There's no Beatles songs I don't like, I used to have the Beatles Anthoogy. Which is every one of their songs and a bunch of interviews. One of my daughters friends stole it, it was around $100 for the set.
"Please react A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE BEATLES from THE BEAT GOES ON Channel."
I hate this song. Sophomoric lyrics. Bad singing. And that freakin' ending! La La La this! Good grief. Love the Beatles but this one drives me nuts.
One of only 3 Beatles singles I thought good enough to buy @ the time,sorry but IMO it sounds sooo dated now