Please do not apologize for your English. I think it's wonderful. We all speak different dialects. I, myself, not a native English speaker and always enjoy different accents. Americans are very tolerant to the way people speak their language, cause America is such a Babel. Even the Queen of England is not perfect. My phonetics teacher at the college, when asked what she thought of the Queen of England's accent said that the Queen palatalizes and that she would not give her more than 4 (out of five). Our phonetics teacher was strict. And thanks for your reactions, by the way. I appreciate you so much. God bless you!
I only speak English but have a lot of respect for people anywhere that speak more than one language. in Hindsight I wish I would have at least learned Spanish.
Firstly, it is not the 'American's language'. The language has it's origins in England. The clue lies in the name. Secondly, your wretched teacher would have been taken to the 'Tower' for such insolence in years gone by. The Queen of England has no superiors except for god, (who is an Englishman by the way). I hope that clarifies the situation for you. And you are welcome.
@@stevepook7265 Thanks for the comic relief. And the Queen did not have jurisdiction over my English teacher. The one about God being an Englishman was a good one. In one of the older TV shows a feminist girl said: " Even God Herself...". Also, don't recollect saying anything about 'American's language'.
I'll Be Back -this has always been in my top 5 of my favorite songs. John and Paul singing together are priceless. I think I have the most difficulty in choosing favorites from the Fab BEATLES, as they all are spectacular and mean ALL !!!! Keep on enjoying the BEATLES as I have since 1964 !!!
Yes, I'll Be Back had something indefinable about it - you could see even more possibilities opening up in their music, even though it's a fairly simple song. Something of the Flamenco about it perhaps, accenting the lamenting & introspective aspects of the song. Yet another fantastic Beatles track. (Just to add I've always thought There's A Place was similar in that it opened up new directions for them).
The beatles voices are so smooth & crystal ... they are pure energy. Love their sound no band sounds like that on this planet!! 🐞🐞🐞🐞 four bugs take over the world! 💚💙💜
@@MrUnderdog-vn3zf I did the same. Lennon often came up with a lot of really tasty chord changes. All those months and long nights gigging in Hamburg doing loungy numbers probably gave him that skill and imagination for it.
They'll never be lightening in a bottle again ,God only puts this together once in a lifetime so happy your here to witness thiis,you, are smart this stuff no ordinary person gets.
John and Paul used to get together at one of their houses and write songs, singing and playing guitar across from each other, eyeball to eyeball as they've said about it. It usually took an hour or two, but they aleays came up with a song that they both liked. Then they would bring the song into the studio, play it for George and Ringo, and those two would usually come up with great guitar and drum parts. And then their producer, George Martin, would add his input. The end result is what we all know and love to listen to. The Beatles. The GOAT.
The one thing I have always loved about the Beatles is their music is so easy to listen to and enjoy and for me I love to sing along and the song I'll be back I have not heard that song for a few years (not kidding) and I just play it back one time and the words come back so easy to me its like have your 4 best friends come back to you after being away for a while. I did that after John Lennon was killed I was so angry hurt upset over his death I could not listen to his music or the Beatles for over 2 years. I had some close friends that got into the Beatles and Lennon like you AR and they had videos and lost tracks I never heard before and the love of their music came back to me like a flood. And I will always love their music the Beatles the solo work all of it
It is such a joy for me, at age 68, to see young people as yourself finding and enjoying the music of The Beatles. I grew up with them and had to wait weeks or months for each new song and album to come out. We also had time to immerse ourselves in each new song, to hear them a hundred times before the next one came along. Their music was woven into who we were and who we became. Again I will suggest staying with the earlier music so you can appreciate their amazing growth in such a short time. Carry On!!
I think two good examples here of how things were going for recorded sound at EMI. The harder 'It Won't Be Long' recorded on 2-track and the more spacious and acoustic blended 'I'll Be Back' recorded on 4-track the following year. Studio techniques were advancing and groups like The Beatles would make the best of what was available and would demonstrate that a lot more was possible as the 1960's continued. Thanks for sharing.
Beatles had so many pop/rock innovations-here is John singing lower harmony beneath Paul’s higher lead. That was different. And then there’s the Big innovation of singer songwriters harmonizing on their own songs, performing as a BAND. In 1962-63 all pop music was solo singers with studio musicians (or faceless backup bands) singing songs written by someone else!
Yeah the Beatles are very addictive and I been listening to them serious for over 45 years. Part of their magic is the song writing of Lennon and McCartney I think they wrote over 100 songs before LOVE ME DO was recorded. They just have that sound and in 8 years and 264 songs or so they evolved so much to become the greatest rock band of all time. I am so deeply touched by your shout out for me i am so grateful that I can help you enjoy their music and help you understand what the songs mean. Love you so very much you are my best friend. When you come up with another Beatles reaction I will be hear to guide you along my love
@@Isleofskye Hey son I was born when the Beatles got rejected by DECCA in '62 I know as much about them as any of you that saw them on Sullivan in 64 I aint no amatuer I am as die hard as they come thank you :)
Yeah i got to learn about them in 1975 when I was 13 did hear their music when I was 5 my mother hated the Beatles would not allow any of their records in the house when I bought my first record Beatles 62-65 it almost killed her from another stroke. I think if she had the chance she might have killed Lennon herself she hated John Lennon with a passion. If she had known that he used to donate 10K to the IRA she might have thought different Have yourself a good day
Son? haha.......2 of the following 3 statements are True: 1/ I bought my first records in 1960 (Blue Moon-Marcels ) 2/ I bought my first Beatles record in '62. 3/ I lived in the street as Dick Rowe, the man who informed Mr.Epstein that "Guitar groups are on their way out " ****When I say "Street" I mean "Town"....:)
Hello Again Tim. I saw this comment after making my last comment, moments ago. I thought you were going to say she hated John more not less after his 10K IRA donation....lol
I never get tired of John Lennon’s voice. I had a huge crush on him in the 60’s when I was in my early teens. These early songs were great and were a great lead up to the amazing music that came from these geniuses over the next decade. Keep em coming 😘
Yes indeed. There was a special talent gift that the Beatles were blessed with, for making songs & music that could be widely appreciated by people from all over the world. Believe it or not, when the Beatles first started, there were different parties of observers who at separate times said that the early Beatles were not a good band! However, because they wanted to be a good band, and because they worked long and hard at it, they developed into a SUPERB band!
Yeah there you got to realize they've been plan for 8 hours a day when they were in the Hamburg Germany play these clubs and they would just play 8 hours a day every day to straight on through so they really got a lot of practice and they knew how to interact with the audience they learned all that stuff you know it's funny I was in kindergarten on that song came out and now I'm 63 years old and the Beatles are still one of the greatest bands ever
Thank you Dearie for the lovely shout out. It means alot to me to know how much you appreciate all of us in your ever growing family. Bless you Anointed Reaction
There's an earlier version of It Won't Be Long on a bootleg somewhere where John sings "Yeah" twice, then Paul sings "Yeah" once, then John again, or some other sort of odd pattern. They kept messing up. Their producer, George Martin, said "Why don't you just sing "Yeah" once, then Paul once, then... just alternate. There was a sort of silent "huh". They tried it that way and nailed it. It never occurred to them to do it the obvious way.
I have to say I have enjoyed watching you react to the Beatles. I was lucky to have grown up with the Beatles (okay I'm getting pretty old.) and in their earlier days they were ceryainly lucky to have a large audience (the baby boomers) but their songs hold up so well because they were so melodic and just didn't sound like teenage music. They had wonderful melodies and lyrics. I have enjoyed watching younger generation listening and enjoying them. They were a huge deal when I was in my teens...and they are still important in popular music.
HELLO MY NAME IS TED IM FROM DETROIT MICHIGAN I AM BIG BEATLES FAN I LISTEN TO THE BEATLES EVERYDAY I LISTEN TO ALL OF YOUR BESTLES REACTIONS & THE BEATLES ARE AMAZING I GIVE ALL MY LOVE & SUPPORT IM A BIG FAN OF YOURS
Because your reacting to so many Beatle songs two at a time and because your picking obscure songs not just the famous ones i have now become a subscriber !
Hahahahahahaha😄😁😄😁😄😁😄😁😄😁me too!! It's amazing. Remember they loved what they did. They were young and drew inspiration from those that came before, and mixed it with their own ideas. And out popped a Beatles melody.
I'm so happy that you did two songs that I have been recommending to many UA-cam reactors because I have loved these songs for so many years. And I knew you would love them too. Some other songs I hope you do soon are the night before, another girl and Norwegian Wood. Those are three more great beetles songs that I know you'll love.
The way you speak is adorable, since words come from your soul and your soul is beautiful. You said you were originally from Nigeria. I love the African people speak . It's warm and nice. I, myself, am from Russia and speak with a Russian accent. English is not even my mame loshen (mother tongue). Thanks again
With the exception of the Beach Boys, the Four seasons and a few Motown groups ca 1963-64, on "It Won't Be Long" at the ending chord, you did not hear many groups using a Major ninth Chord vocally. Or other chords such as the Major 6th chord on the ending of She Loves You. It was considered old school but the Beatles really knew what the hell they were doing, a lot more than the parents of the teenage fans at the time were willing to admit. George Harrison was the one who added the 6th chord on vocally She Loves You [recorded in 1963], and the producer George Martin, who was older by around 15 years, and musically well educated, said something like "Hey that's an old fashioned chord, are you sure you wanna do that?" All four members said yes. Each group member always had something unique to contribute. And they didn't read music, but in practice they knew their music theory, by ear, always learning something new, and what would work by experience. Incredible, or we would not be listening to their music today.
I recommend you:And Your Bird Can Sing,It's Only Love,You're Going To Lose That Girl,Ticket To Ride,I've Just Seen A Face,Girl,I Don't Want To Spoil The Party,Got To Get You Into My Life,Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/The End,Because,Across The Universe.🖐️
For those who love "I'll be Back", listen to the baroque version of this song. Type in "Chorale: "You Know, If You Break My Heart" (I'll Be Back)" in youtube. A treat.
It won't be long is very early Beatles, it epitomizes how fresh, exciting and new their sound was in the early 1960s...They were different from any other group at the time and were already writing their own lyrics which most were not. React to ALL I'VE GOT TO DO and THANK YOU GIRL... (by the way I'm a girl lol
the beatles were around 20-22 years old when they wrote these two songs..McCartney was about 23 when he wrote Yesterday.. not exactly a long time to experience life in piece time conditions...
Ill be back' was written by Lennon because the 12 songs were too short for the album. Lennon wrote it in 1/2an hour sang to George Martin who astonished asked 'is it really that easy' . Lennon was near the height of his creative ability. A truely creative genius.
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Please do not apologize for your English. I think it's wonderful. We all speak different dialects. I, myself, not a native English speaker and always enjoy different accents. Americans are very tolerant to the way people speak their language, cause America is such a Babel. Even the Queen of England is not perfect. My phonetics teacher at the college, when asked what she thought of the Queen of England's accent said that the Queen palatalizes and that she would not give her more than 4 (out of five). Our phonetics teacher was strict. And thanks for your reactions, by the way. I appreciate you so much. God bless you!
I only speak English but have a lot of respect for people anywhere that speak more than one language. in Hindsight I wish I would have at least learned Spanish.
@@thomastimlin1724 Never too late. Spanish is beautiful and, RELATIVELY, not difficult.
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I’m 65 and just now seriously diving into Spanish because I’m moving to Mexico this year. If I can do it, you can do it!
Firstly, it is not the 'American's language'. The language has it's origins in England. The clue lies in the name.
Secondly, your wretched teacher would have been taken to the 'Tower' for such insolence in years gone by. The Queen of England has no superiors except for god, (who is an Englishman by the way). I hope that clarifies the situation for you.
And you are welcome.
@@stevepook7265 Thanks for the comic relief. And the Queen did not have jurisdiction over my English teacher. The one about God being an Englishman was a good one. In one of the older TV shows a feminist girl said: " Even God Herself...". Also, don't recollect saying anything about 'American's language'.
The greatest band of all time
I'll Be Back -this has always been in my top 5 of my favorite songs. John and Paul singing together are priceless. I think I have the most difficulty in choosing favorites from the Fab BEATLES, as they all are spectacular and mean ALL !!!! Keep on enjoying the BEATLES as I have since 1964 !!!
Yes, I'll Be Back had something indefinable about it - you could see even more possibilities opening up in their music, even though it's a fairly simple song. Something of the Flamenco about it perhaps, accenting the lamenting & introspective aspects of the song. Yet another fantastic Beatles track.
(Just to add I've always thought There's A Place was similar in that it opened up new directions for them).
The beatles voices are so smooth & crystal ... they are pure energy. Love their sound no band sounds like that on this planet!! 🐞🐞🐞🐞 four bugs take over the world! 💚💙💜
The Beatles are still the best and most creative band ever.
They wrote like they were old and through. Everything, so ahead of their time.
Love that minor to major key shift. Dramatic! For more of that kind of Beatles action I recommend "Things We Said Today."
Me too. I was reveling in it! I had to pick up my guitar and figure it out! 😆
@@MrUnderdog-vn3zf I did the same. Lennon often came up with a lot of really tasty chord changes. All those months and long nights gigging in Hamburg doing loungy numbers probably gave him that skill and imagination for it.
They'll never be lightening in a bottle again ,God only puts this together once in a lifetime so happy your here to witness thiis,you, are smart this stuff no ordinary person gets.
Brilliant harmonies, Lennon kills it! Classic production!
Yes. And he sings low harmony beneath Paul’s high lead on “I’ll be Back.” That was innovative. It’s what u hear in a lot of Cubana music.
My absolute favorite Beatle song: I’ll be back!!! So romantic!
John and Paul used to get together at one of their houses and write songs, singing and playing guitar across from each other, eyeball to eyeball as they've said about it. It usually took an hour or two, but they aleays came up with a song that they both liked. Then they would bring the song into the studio, play it for George and Ringo, and those two would usually come up with great guitar and drum parts. And then their producer, George Martin, would add his input. The end result is what we all know and love to listen to. The Beatles. The GOAT.
The one thing I have always loved about the Beatles is their music is so easy to listen to and enjoy and for me I love to sing along and the song I'll be back I have not heard that song for a few years (not kidding) and I just play it back one time and the words come back so easy to me its like have your 4 best friends come back to you after being away for a while. I did that after John Lennon was killed I was so angry hurt upset over his death I could not listen to his music or the Beatles for over 2 years. I had some close friends that got into the Beatles and Lennon like you AR and they had videos and lost tracks I never heard before and the love of their music came back to me like a flood. And I will always love their music the Beatles the solo work all of it
It is such a joy for me, at age 68, to see young people as yourself finding and enjoying the music of The Beatles. I grew up with them and had to wait weeks or months for each new song and album to come out. We also had time to immerse ourselves in each new song, to hear them a hundred times before the next one came along. Their music was woven into who we were and who we became. Again I will suggest staying with the earlier music so you can appreciate their amazing growth in such a short time.
Carry On!!
John sings the lead on these songs.
One interesting thing about The Beatles songs were they are short, so people played them over and over again.
One of my favorite Beatle songs. I love the tone of this song. It takes me back to 16 again.
I think two good examples here of how things were going for recorded sound at EMI. The harder 'It Won't Be Long' recorded on 2-track and the more spacious and acoustic blended 'I'll Be Back' recorded on 4-track the following year. Studio techniques were advancing and groups like The Beatles would make the best of what was available and would demonstrate that a lot more was possible as the 1960's continued. Thanks for sharing.
Here comes the best band
Beatles had so many pop/rock innovations-here is John singing lower harmony beneath Paul’s higher lead. That was different. And then there’s the Big innovation of singer songwriters harmonizing on their own songs, performing as a BAND. In 1962-63 all pop music was solo singers with studio musicians (or faceless backup bands) singing songs written by someone else!
Without question the greatest band of all time
We love you lady. We appreciate your love for good music and your love for God. Wish you only the best. This is my 3rd time watching this video lol.
Yeah the Beatles are very addictive and I been listening to them serious for over 45 years. Part of their magic is the song writing of Lennon and McCartney I think they wrote over 100 songs before LOVE ME DO was recorded. They just have that sound and in 8 years and 264 songs or so they evolved so much to become the greatest rock band of all time. I am so deeply touched by your shout out for me i am so grateful that I can help you enjoy their music and help you understand what the songs mean. Love you so very much you are my best friend. When you come up with another Beatles reaction I will be hear to guide you along my love
Only 45 years Tim? No Amateurs or Youngsters, Please :)
@@Isleofskye Hey son I was born when the Beatles got rejected by DECCA in '62 I know as much about them as any of you that saw them on Sullivan in 64 I aint no amatuer I am as die hard as they come thank you :)
Yeah i got to learn about them in 1975 when I was 13 did hear their music when I was 5 my mother hated the Beatles would not allow any of their records in the house when I bought my first record Beatles 62-65 it almost killed her from another stroke. I think if she had the chance she might have killed Lennon herself she hated John Lennon with a passion. If she had known that he used to donate 10K to the IRA she might have thought different Have yourself a good day
Son? haha.......2 of the following 3 statements are True:
1/ I bought my first records in 1960 (Blue Moon-Marcels )
2/ I bought my first Beatles record in '62.
3/ I lived in the street as Dick Rowe, the man who informed Mr.Epstein that "Guitar groups are on their way out " ****When I say "Street" I mean "Town"....:)
Hello Again Tim.
I saw this comment after making my last comment, moments ago.
I thought you were going to say she hated John more not less after his 10K IRA donation....lol
I never get tired of John Lennon’s voice. I had a huge crush on him in the 60’s when I was in my early teens. These early songs were great and were a great lead up to the amazing music that came from these geniuses over the next decade. Keep em coming 😘
Yes indeed. There was a special talent gift that the Beatles were blessed with, for making songs & music that could be widely appreciated by people from all over the world.
Believe it or not, when the Beatles first started, there were different parties of observers who at separate times said that the early Beatles were not a good band! However, because they wanted to be a good band, and because they worked long and hard at it, they developed into a SUPERB band!
THANK YOU MY LOVE FOR THE SHOUT OUT LOVE YOU SO MUCH
And they were fairly young when they wrote and performed those songs. Their music would just get better and better.
it's thrilling to see you discovering something i've been privileged to for most of my life. beatle fans love to share.
Yeah there you got to realize they've been plan for 8 hours a day when they were in the Hamburg Germany play these clubs and they would just play 8 hours a day every day to straight on through so they really got a lot of practice and they knew how to interact with the audience they learned all that stuff you know it's funny I was in kindergarten on that song came out and now I'm 63 years old and the Beatles are still one of the greatest bands ever
Thank you Dearie for the lovely shout out. It means alot to me to know how much you appreciate all of us in your ever growing family. Bless you Anointed Reaction
There's an earlier version of It Won't Be Long on a bootleg somewhere where John sings "Yeah" twice, then Paul sings "Yeah" once, then John again, or some other sort of odd pattern. They kept messing up. Their producer, George Martin, said "Why don't you just sing "Yeah" once, then Paul once, then... just alternate. There was a sort of silent "huh". They tried it that way and nailed it. It never occurred to them to do it the obvious way.
I have to say I have enjoyed watching you react to the Beatles. I was lucky to have grown up with the Beatles (okay I'm getting pretty old.) and in their earlier days they were ceryainly lucky to have a large audience (the baby boomers) but their songs hold up so well because they were so melodic and just didn't sound like teenage music. They had wonderful melodies and lyrics. I have enjoyed watching younger generation listening and enjoying them. They were a huge deal when I was in my teens...and they are still important in popular music.
HELLO MY NAME IS TED IM FROM DETROIT MICHIGAN I AM BIG BEATLES FAN I LISTEN TO THE BEATLES EVERYDAY I LISTEN TO ALL OF YOUR BESTLES REACTIONS & THE BEATLES ARE AMAZING I GIVE ALL MY LOVE & SUPPORT IM A BIG FAN OF YOURS
Because your reacting to so many Beatle songs two at a time and because your picking obscure songs not just the famous ones i have now become a subscriber !
Thank you for appreciating the Beatles
Hahahahahahaha😄😁😄😁😄😁😄😁😄😁me too!! It's amazing. Remember they loved what they did. They were young and drew inspiration from those that came before, and mixed it with their own ideas. And out popped a Beatles melody.
The beatles, this one enter well, Up the beatles
I'm so happy that you did two songs that I have been recommending to many UA-cam reactors because I have loved these songs for so many years. And I knew you would love them too. Some other songs I hope you do soon are the night before, another girl and Norwegian Wood. Those are three more great beetles songs that I know you'll love.
The way you speak is adorable, since words come from your soul and your soul is beautiful. You said you were originally from Nigeria. I love the African people speak . It's warm and nice. I, myself, am from Russia and speak with a Russian accent. English is not even my mame loshen (mother tongue). Thanks again
Two great choices, loved your review of them.
Two of the great Beatles' sleeper cuts.
Beautiful reaction
Every first heart break.
You have really make me to love The Beatles. Please react to Abbey Road Medley
Yep all unfinished songs put together , awesome
Love the early beatles to
With the exception of the Beach Boys, the Four seasons and a few Motown groups ca 1963-64, on "It Won't Be Long" at the ending chord, you did not hear many groups using a Major ninth Chord vocally. Or other chords such as the Major 6th chord on the ending of She Loves You. It was considered old school but the Beatles really knew what the hell they were doing, a lot more than the parents of the teenage fans at the time were willing to admit. George Harrison was the one who added the 6th chord on vocally She Loves You [recorded in 1963], and the producer George Martin, who was older by around 15 years, and musically well educated, said something like "Hey that's an old fashioned chord, are you sure you wanna do that?" All four members said yes. Each group member always had something unique to contribute. And they didn't read music, but in practice they knew their music theory, by ear, always learning something new, and what would work by experience. Incredible, or we would not be listening to their music today.
It only gets better!! 😘🥰
Transported. Your reaction is just as mine was when I first heard this back in the 60s. Excelent appraisal
I recommend you:And Your Bird Can Sing,It's Only Love,You're Going To Lose That Girl,Ticket To Ride,I've Just Seen A Face,Girl,I Don't Want To Spoil The Party,Got To Get You Into My Life,Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/The End,Because,Across The Universe.🖐️
You’re English is fabulous. I enjoy your channel very much
Would love to see your reaction to the Beatles "No Reply"
I like that you play Beatle songs that most reaction video's don't
F’ing great critiques!
Thank you for another awesome review! odabo :)
Pls react to songs 1 ill follow the sun 2 i need you 3 ask me why
For those who love "I'll be Back", listen to the baroque version of this song. Type in "Chorale: "You Know, If You Break My Heart" (I'll Be Back)" in youtube. A treat.
It won't be long is very early Beatles, it epitomizes how fresh, exciting and new their sound was in the early 1960s...They were different from any other group at the time and were already writing their own lyrics which most were not. React to ALL I'VE GOT TO DO and THANK YOU GIRL... (by the way I'm a girl lol
the beatles were around 20-22 years old when they wrote these two songs..McCartney was about 23 when he wrote Yesterday.. not exactly a long time to experience life in piece time conditions...
Let's hope we all live in Peace Time...
Ill be back' was written by Lennon because the 12 songs were too short for the album. Lennon wrote it in 1/2an hour sang to George Martin who astonished asked 'is it really that easy' . Lennon was near the height of his creative ability. A truely creative genius.
A very good looking African lady and Beatles music... What van go wrong...?🌹🌹🌹❣️
Great songs! Listen to 'Things We Said Today' and 'Eight Days A Week's...
👍👍👍
How did this song not make it into the Movie AHDN?
It was JOHN 😅