Everybody's trying to be my baby Reaction(first time hearing) fab four
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Everybody's trying to be my baby Beatle reaction.This song by the Fab Four reminds me so much of Elvis Presley.
He probably was an influence when writing this.I'd be pretty much surprisedif he wasn't.
Enjoy this reaction.
George sings this carl perkins tune. George was a huge perkins fan. I' ve always felt this was a great lead guitar performance by george. I have read that george had a cold when it came time to record this which is why george martin laid so much reverb on his voice.
They weren't called the "Fab Four" for nothing!
I’m so glad you’re enjoying The Beatles. I was 4 years old in 1964 , when they first appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show. Feels like yesterday. And here I am, 56 years later, enjoying You, enjoying Them 💕
Georges’s take on a Carl Perkins song. Most of Georges’s early works have that Perkins sound.
Well, Elvis covered Carl Perkins too. One prime example is "Blue Suede Shoes". Carl was in the studio when they recorded this and "Honey Don't". George and Ringo joined Carl on a TV special in the eighties and performed both songs.
Recorded on Oct 18 1964 in one live take. George then double tracked his vocal. This day also saw the start and completion of Kansas City, I'll follow The Sun, Words of Love, and I Feel Fine. They also completed Eight Days A Week and Paul's organ solo on Mr. Moonlight. This 9 hour session was required to complete the LP, Beatles For Sale. The Beatles were booked for 2 shows on Oct 19th in Edinburgh Scotland. So the album had to be completed by the end of the day on the 18th. George sang Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby as his number on the Beatles 1965 world tour. Have a good one Hari, RNB
It's an old Carl Perkins tune, rockabilly guitar hero and one of Elvis' compatriots at Sun Records.
George is singing!!!👌👍🎼🎵✌️
George was a true follower of Carl Perkins, who's playing style he emulated
One of my favorite channels! Keep rockin man, you’re reactions are so in depth and genuine :)
Thanx Ben
The Beatles themselves said they all wanted to be Elvis. Paul McCartney especially wanted to be Little Richard as well.
Beatlemania will never die!!
Ahhh....The Beatles the cover years. Still great stuff!!
Lead is not John but George, before George upped his vocal tone and smoothed it out in later years, such as in "When My Guitar Gentle Weeps." This was a cover the Beatles did. They did many covers in their early career. I think George did a good job with it, both in singing and with guitar.
That was GEORGE!!!!I thought it was John too. Just goes to show why they had great harmonies.
Always loved the little coda at the end.
Rock n Roll from a good'ole Tennessee boy. --Thx, don in Memphis PS: Love George's guitar!
I can't stand the Beatles but I love Elvis, so I actually liked this.
Close, Harri! This one was written by Carl Perkins, another great early rocker. They did several covers of his music, you’d love them all!
It's a cover of a song by Carl Perkins. He was also the writer of "Blue Suede Shoes," and recorded it before Elvis.
Actually, George Harrison sang this one.
I often get John and George mixed up when I hear them singing. They had a similar tone to one another, although John's voice was raspier. When listening to this one my mind immediately went to John, but now that I think about it it definitely sounds like George.
I was fooled as well..
Six of the 14 songs on this album were covers: "Rock and Roll Music" (Chuck Berry), "Mr. Moonlight" (Dr. Feelgood and the Interns), "Kansas City/Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey" (Little Richard), "Words of Love" (Buddy Holly), "Honey Don't" and this one (both by Carl Perkins).
I really like their cover version of "Long Tall Sally", written by Little Richard, I highly recomment it.
It's actually a cover of a Carl Perkins tune,one of the rock pioneers from the 50s.
Sorry I said Chet Atkins, meant Carl Perkins
Carl an absolute legend, the Blue Suede Shoes.
Eddie Cochran Three Steps To Heaven you'll love they reckon he would have been as big as Elvis if he had stayed with us
I have a great suggestion for you Harri..... In my (and many others) opinion, the early Beatles best song cover is Please Mr. Postman. I think you should do a review of it by first listening to the original Marvelettes version, and then listening to the Beatles cover, all in the same video review. I think you'll be impressed what the Fab Four did with it.
Some other great cover versions are « Kansas City » and « Rock ´n Roll Music ». « Slow Down » and « Bad Boy aren’t too shabby either.👍
@@richardgratton7557 all fine covers as well
@@donw804 Yeah, and I completely forgot « Twist and Shout » and « ‘Til There Was You ». And one that isn’t my favorite is « Mr Moonlight »,
although that first word sung by John isn’t too bad!
I enjoy your reactions to the beatles but personally I don't think it'd be boring if you looked up some information about the song afterwards. For example I would have liked to see what you had to say about it being a Perkins song, and sung by George, etc. Besides, no matter how much you look up, there will always be someone willing to tell you more stuff in the comments.
Thanx..thats a great suggestion.I have my own style that i like to use.I like the idea of reacting to a song raw without any previous info as they might influence my reaction.And i like the audience getting involved afterwards.It makes it more interesting i feel.As i feel my main objective is to react.
But i like what you just suggested and will start incoporating that when necessary.
What i don't like is when people get sassy or condescending.You have made your point now in a very respectable way without all that.Its not so hard is it?
Thanx once again
Their cover songs were just as great
The Chet Atkins sound,That's George singing
I often mistakenly think that John is singing when it's George. They had a similar vocal tone.
George also sang a Chuck Berry song, "Roll Over Beethoven".
Not John but George, I understand pretty well the confusion but there is a slight difference in their voices George's is more sweet and delicate, able to make me feel peaceful, and John's more emotional and vulnerable, able to pull the strings of my heart. As you can see, I love both voices ☺☺
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It's George singing, not John. I never thought of Elvis singing it. It was just The Beatles..
Sound like Carl Perkins 1963! And is based on a song from 1934. The Beatles made a few covers.
In the fall of 1964, in the height of Beatlemania, they fell short of originals for their fourth album "Beatles For Sale", due to the prior activities, such as touring, TV-shows, filming of "A Hard Day's Night" et.al. The album had to be finished quickly in order to be put onto the market before Christmas. So they decided to include six of the covers, they would have done at the "Cavern Club".
Oh caMon...it's ﹰGeorge singing a cover fromﹰMr. ﹰCarlk ﹰPerkins
Beatle for Sale, is it? Amazing stuff there! Thank you!
You can also listen to "She's A Woman".
Although the Beatles were doing a cover of a song credited to Carl Perkins, a stablemate of Elvis' at Sun Records, the song dates back to at least the 1930s. Here is the earliest known version by Rex Griffin, who in all likelihood did write the song: ua-cam.com/video/bHOK0YSjBU0/v-deo.html
I also hear Hank Williams "Move It On Over" on Rex's song.
@@phillydog17 I do, too, now that you mention it. Since Hank's is from 1947, about a decade after Griffin's, perhaps Hank was influenced by it.
@@mikeallen8372 you have a great ear. Thanks for the teaching me about Rex Griffin.
This is George Harrison singing. Love your Beatles reactions 🥰
Bit of a backtrack for the Beatles on this one after the movie score for A Hard Days Night which was a through composed Lennon and McCsrtneyoriginal . (A side were movie songs with b side additional in house composed duties)
This was back to some originals mixed in with old rock songs they loved
My favourites on this album No Reply and I'll Follow the Sun written by John and Paul
RIight on Harri noting the Elvis connection
.May I suggest Long Tall Sally ffor a screamer from Paul
Probably because it's a Carl Perkins song, you know, big rock'a'billy guy.
The man who wrote is song wrote blue suede shoes carl perkins
George is singing !
Check out “a Rockabilly Session” Carl Perkins’ TV special with George, Ringo,
Eric Clapton , Dave Edmunds and others .
Love that show
carl perkins didn't write the song but it was "his" song. the beatles were influenced by rockabilly.
Definitely a Carl Perkins' song. I'm not sure I heard the parts that remind someone of Elvis.
George Harrison is singing this cover
Good Morning Harry,
One of my favourite Beatles songs is The Word off of Rubber Soul. Also, could you please react to RUSH, Working Man live in Cleveland. I know you love the Beatles but some RUSH for us Canucks would be great! Cheers🇨🇦✌
I lobe RUSH and i hope you know i have quite a few of their songs on my channel
@@HarriBestReactions Yes, which is great. Working Man was the song that got them on the map back in 1974. The live in Cleveland version is when they were older and in their 50's and they just kicked you now what. LOL Also, I think you will like The Word off Rubber Soul. Rubber Soul is an excellent album ✌🇨🇦
you don't have to play a solo thats all about shredding. just saying.
Try Lady Madonna for an Elvis sound number!
It's George not John. They didn't write it
As far as doing whatever they want give a listen to You Know My Name (look up the number) - Paul has said it is one of his favorites due to the fun they had in recording it.
*Tomorrow Never Knows,* if you haven't done it yet.
Carl Perkins song! Fun remake though.
Check out "Rain". It has amazing drums by Ringo, and very innovative use of backwards tape.
This is a cover song. The Beatles were big fans of Carl Perkins. You might consider doing some deep reading into the early Beatles and finding out about their influences. For example you would find out one of the big reasons John and Paul started to write music seriously was because other bands were singing the same songs. I really do not see the Elvis connection as this is very country whereas Elvis was more pop. It is George Harrison singing. Phew. You really need to study the Beatles more so that you are speaking with knowledge.
If you have a good ear for music,you will see the Elvis connection.Some things can't be learnt by reading..its a feeling,talent,knack or a hearing gift.
For example none of the Beatles were formally trained musicians.
I have since learnt here that Carl Perkins wrote Blue Suede shoes from.comments here.I have also learnt that they were all at the Sun Studios together..That my friend is the connection.
And finally,one of the reasons i'm doing so many Beatles videos,is to learn about them.Even if i read about the Beatles,its impossible to know eveeything about them.And i DO read about them😀
PS Elvis did do country..had strong country roots/influences and was not a pop artist.Phew..You see how easy it is to be wrong now?
Cheers
@@HarriBestReactions thanks for your comments. Goodbye for now
Check out the live version on the anthology!!
Harri, you are on the wrong lane here. It has little to do with Presley. This C&W-Rock'n'Roll standard was a long time part of the Beatles' concert program and was one of the songs, that George Harrison was allowed to sing live. And yes, the Beatles were big Perkins fans and also covered his classic "Matchbox".
The guy who wrote Blue Suede shoes also wrote this..that alone is a connection to Elvis.They are both singing a song by Carl..so there are bound to be similarities.Anyway thats my view..Music is subjective.
@@HarriBestReactions Yeah, that's ok. These artists are all inextricably linked in one way or another anyway. And I forgot to mention "Honey don't". I'm sure, someone has already mentioned, that this is another Beatles-Perkins cover. Ringo sings! It's funny.
React to know her is to love her by the beatles
Original version is from the teddy bears
From "Live At The BBC".
@@phillydog17 Yes!
george sings
Beatles remind you of Elvis.????
PLEASE
Well they adored Elvis, what do you hope?
Harri, try a search for Carl Perkins and George Harrison doing this song together, I think you'll like it.
Thanx
This is a Carl Perkins song. He, Elvis, Johnny Cash and Jerry Lee Lewis were "the million dollar quartette" in the 50s. Carl said they put black gospel together with country music and increased the tempo creating "rockabilly." Carl also wrote "Blue Suede Shoes," a huge hit for him. He gave it to Elvis and after Carl's record was finished with his run Elvis released his version. I believe its actually George singing. There is a fantastic video of Carl Perkins and Paul McCartney talking and picking on their guitars. They had history and were great friends. Look up McCartney Perkins and you will find the hour long show. Its really touching. Carl died soon afterword. Cheers to you, Harri and have a really great weekend, my friend.
Thanx Brian..Now i see why i felt the Elvis connection..