WE LOVE THEM!| FIRST TIME HEARING The Beatles - Hello, Goodbye REACTION
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- WE LOVE THEM!| FIRST TIME HEARING The Beatles - Hello, Goodbye REACTION
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Today the youngest Beatle, George Harrison, would have been 80. Darn we’re old! Happy heavenly Birthday, George.
I would love to see and hear them react to “Blow Away” by George Harrison. Such a beautiful song. Should have been a bigger hit.
I didn't realize George would've been that old.
Born in 1943!
Man time flys
Shh don’t tell them we’re old 😂😂
Their progression from “Love Me Do” to side two of “Abbey Road” is remarkable. Music historians will study them for centuries.
FACTS.
And in such a short period of time too…
@@scottelement Their competition forced them to change.
@@HardCold-Alquan music scene in the 60’s & specifically the UK was something else. Produced so many good musicians.
I’d say from Love Me Do to Strawberry Fields Forever. Around three years or so. Amazing.
How far you two have come; from barely being able to recognize a Beatles song to now analyzing both the lyrics and what phase of their careers a given song is from to looking a photo and guessing from which album the photo was related. You truly are an embodiment of a musical education journey, and you are well on your way towards earning that equivalent degree in music appreciation. Kudos to you both for making this so much more than a casual “I liked it” reaction channel!
Don't forget it's been 60years !!!
I am 73so just think that makes Ring,,and Paul in there mid 80s
Well said!
I think you 2 would enjoy the end.i believe the Last song on abby road ,their last alblum😢..at the end of song the 3 jam individually to show off their skills for the last time.they probably knew that but we sure didn't and dreaded the coming of that day.
Or… “It’s got a beat… you can dance to it”. I’m dating myself.
I was listening to this and realized the absolute brilliance of Ringo. The drumming isn't just keeping a beat. It is being used as emphasis to the words. The magic of Ringo was being able to elevate every song without dominating it.
I've always been Team Ringo
Absolutely. What a great explanation. Such a unique drummer.
The BEST rock drummer.
AND ME being a drummeR flabbergasted that took people 50 year to recognize RINGOES talent
HE IS untouchable
This is true, but I can never get over the line; "Ringo the greatest drummer in the world? He's barely even the greatest drummer in the beatles"
I'm a drummer. This is Ringo's finest Beatle's recording.
Hearing the Beatles stuff chronologically truly makes you appreciate their vast progression in sound in such a short period of time.
I know what you mean, as technically, they were only in the spotlight for 7 odd years🤯
We will never see their like again😜
The Beatles' rabbit hole is so huge! It's been way too long since you've reacted to them. Keep them coming!!!
Way, way, way to long!!!!!
Rabbit hole is not the right term but everybody uses it incorrectly so you're not alone. See Alice In Wonderland for the correct usage.
It's not a rabbit hole it's a rabbit CAVE!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Way too long
Considering, they were only in the world spotlight for 7 years, and in that time, they changed the world of music and popular culture forever 😜
You guy's have incredible self control.
I would have binge-listened to every Beatle song long ago.
“IN MY LIFE “ is very special and touching
BEATLES of course!!👍
This was the mother and son song at my son's wedding.
Bette Midler did a beautiful, slower cover of it on the "For the Boys" soundtrack.
@@ShannonR1969 I'm a fan of hers as well. It was beautiful.
My absolute favorite Beatles song! ❤
they have to do "In My Life"
Hey Gang! This video is from late 67. At this point they're well into the Psychedelic era. The oufits were from the album"Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band". They wore these outfits on the album cover. This song was from the "Magical Mystery Tour" album and was the flip side of the "I'm The Walrus" single. You two are one of the best things on the internet.
Actually, Hello Goodbye was the A side. At least in Australia.
@waynesworld7804 Correct. Hello Goodbye was the A side,Walrus was the b side
@waynesworld7804 Correct. Hello Goodbye was the A side,Walrus was the b side
Not so. "Walrus" was never the main song on the single ( what is called the "A" side ). "Hello Goodbye" was the official song.
They didn't just 'open' the door..
they KICKED it down. Not with just their great song writing, but with diversity of their music.
You guys have to do Oh Darling. You will love the grit and pain in Paul’s singing.
I agree, but they'll likely get a copyright strike. Typically, you get away with their official videos. They now have an official video for Glass Onion.
I absolutely totally agree. I LOVE "Oh! Darling". I have requested it also. It is so awesome. Sir Paul with his grit and growl. !!! Jay and Amber will flip out when they hear it.
@@GC-nb5gf why would you want them to get a copyright strike?
Oh Darling is one of my top favorites 👍
@@GC-nb5gf Other reactors have had no trouble doing "OH DARLING"
This is from their Magical Mystery Tour period. Another phase they went through and some great songs. Magical Mystery included Strawberry Field, I Am The Walrus, A Fool On the Hill etc.
Magical Mystery Tour was a brightly colored tv special shown in England when most people in England still had Black & White Televisions! What could go wrong? 🤣😉🤣
Your Mother Should Know
The psychedelic period
@@davidbordonaro1631 Classic British Music Hall Style!
Actually, Strawberry Fields Forever and Penny Lane were part of the Sgt. Pepper sessions. Hello Goodbye is one of the best songs from Magical Mystery Tour.
Paul McCartney has said that this song came about shortly after they finished recording Sgt. Pepper. Paul was asked by Alex Taylor, their managers (Brian Epstein) assistant, how Paul went about writing songs. Paul took him into the dining room, where they both sat at a harmonium. Because the Beatles typically embraced randomness and simplicity as part of the creative process, Paul began playing the instrument and asked Taylor to call out the opposite to each word he happened to sing. Black and white, yes and no, stop and go, hello and goodbye. Paul came up with the melody on the spot
The Beatles...still being talked about, still being discovered by new generations, still having an impact. Proud of how far you have come, look at ya'll knowing who everyone is and able to discuss.
Lots of great new bands who are inspired by the Beatles, it's so good to hear.
Ringo is incredibly underrated. One of the best drummers of all time. They have so many timing changes and Ringo keeps it all together with a sound so unique to each song that you can lift all the other tracks and still know it’s a Beatles’ song.
So so true! He just made it look easy..but it isn't at all.
Wouldn't say he's one of the best drummers of all time, however he was the right drummer for the Beatles.
@@rebeccasimantov5476 You really underestimate the difficulty in maintaining a shuffle beat, or mixing Latin with pop. Even John Bonham can be imitated. No one can play like Ringo.
@rebeccasimantov5476 I don't know how anyone can say Ringo wasn't/isn't one of the best, especially after giving A Day in the Life a listen. In fact, I doubt that even that one dude that would always play the drums a million miles an hour while making faces couldn't have done as well as Ringo did on the song. I think the drummer in question was Bubby Rich, btw.
February 26, 2023
@@rebeccasimantov5476 good point! Technically he is outshone by many, but his real gifts were playing for the tune, holding the rhythm rock-steady, and being a benign, non-threatening force in a band full of big egos.
“OB-LA-DI,OB-LA-DA”
Very catchy , fun BEATLES song!!!
Life goes on! Yes I love that!!
Fun scene in movie Yesterday
But the Lyrics at the end make it Deeper that it sounds!
Crazy thing is, the Beatles were writing and recording so many songs that most they never released as singles. They gave/allowed??? the group The Marmalade the right to release Ob La De, Ob La Da as a single and it went to number 1.
OH YES Great choice. I hope they React to that one. YESH
As amazing as the Beatles were, they never took themselves seriously
It’s a British thing. ❤
Beatles albums are hard to understand because they had UK releases and US releases. Songs like Strawberry Fields Forever and Penny Lane didn't come out on albums. They were singles (45s) only. Now they are included on Magical Mystery Tour and even the deluxe version of St. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (which is where the outfits came from).
Guys: flip the single over and you've got another great song, "All You Need Is Love." A Beatles Classic. All the best from Central Iowa, USA!!!
@Jimbrown868 it was i am the warus
The "B" side of "All You Need Is Love" is '"Baby You're A Rich Man", not "I Am The Walrus". At least the British and European single was released this way.
* In the early days, the Americans often butchered the order of the album songs, and even released Beatles songs that were not scheduled as singles elsewhere. because of commercial exploitation by the record companies.
“YELLOW SUBMARINE “is very catchy, one that will stick in your head for a long time!!
The girls would like that one too!!
They have to do the Yellow Submarine cartoon for movie night some day, too.
Or they could check out "Yellow Coupe DeVille" by Black Beatles
I absolutely love the Beatles but Yellow Submarine is a forgettable song.
I’ll tell you how catchy the tune is: I left my fraternity one morning, early, heading off to class humming Yellow Submarine. I passed a couple of my fraternity brothers. When I returned in the evening, after a full day of classes, I enter the frat house and a brother I never encountered before was humming Yellow Submarine. It made its way around the house for the full day!
Actually one of the worst bubble gum song ever. And i have been a fan for at least 55 years
You can never get enough of the Beatles
Buddy Holly, Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley and every musician who came before the Beatles inspired The Beatles. They listened to it all.I remember seeing the Beatles when they first appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show, when they were first played on the radio. I can't help but be aware of what the order was to when these songs came out. They are so deep.
Great list. As the 1960s were underway, the Beatles kept listening to more artists who influenced them once they were famous: Gerry and the Pacemakers, The Byrds, Bob Dylan, the Beach Boys.
I would add British music hall, and Hollywood musical, even American song book from Paul's father and aunts and uncles, French chanson.
Don’t forget early Motown - Smokey Robinson etc
Skiffle groups, Lonnie Donegan and his recording of Rock Island Line influenced so many. Mrs Mills on the piano and as mentioned just about every genre of music ot there.
@@dfo132 Yeah; funny enough, when the Beatles first came to America and they were phone guest on various radio shows, they never wanted to have any of their stuff played; all they kept doing was requesting the DJs play nothing but Motown.
Guys I have asked for “Lady Madonna” since you first knew the Beatles. I’ve messaged and emailed and commented. One of their songs from the final phase… Please play it to see them again differently, and again to see a lyric which seems funny but is actually very meaningful. And great piano and horns!
My vote for the most underrated/underplayed Beatles song is "Here, there, and everywhere". Have a listen!
Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Elvis and Carl Perkins, Muddy Waters too, were all big influences on the Beatles. The 50's music had a huge impact on their early style before they just took it to a new level with their own creativeness.
Absolutely! Also, big band, show tunes, and swing music influenced Paul. He said his father would play these songs on piano all the time. Also Big Bill Broonzy, who influenced Clapton, the Stones, etc
Perfect explanation!
Geffin and Carol King, The Everly brothers. Paul mentions them on one of his songs.
BUDDY HOLLY!
@labajadaman Funny how everyone skipped over probably the most important one. Buddy Holly was the biggest inspiration, from all I know.
This is my favorite Beatles song. Paul & Johns vocals so beautifully mix here.
Hi guys! Amber had asked about the musical phases that the Beatles went through in their career. Well, they went through 4 distinct phases and showed signs of progress in each one by delving into different types of music. Roughly, those phases were broken into groups of 3 albums each (along with the associated singles often not included on the albums). Every 3rd album or so they would move on to something totally new, but within those phases there was definitely progression within each individual album. It's amazing that their entire legacy was cemented in just 7 short years. The phases are roughly as follows (albums listed in recording order, not release date order):
( 1 ) --- The Mop Top / Teen idol phase: Albums: _Please, Please Me (1963);_ _With the Beatles (1963);_ _A Hard Day's Night (1964)_
( 2 ) --- The Folk Rock / Country Rock phase: Albums: _Beatles For Sale (1964);_ _Help! (1965);_ _Rubber Soul (1965)_
( 3 ) --- The Psychedelic Rock Phase: Albums: _Revolver (1966);_ _Sgt. Peppers ... (1967);_ _Magical Mystery Tour (1967)_
( 4 ) --- The Professional /eclectic phase: Albums: _The White Album (1968);_ _Let It Be (1969);_ _Abbey Road (1969)_
NOTE: All of the singles they released that were not included on their official albums can be found in the 2 disc compilation collection called _Beatles Past Masters I_ and _Beatles Past Masters II_ --- most of their well known hits and popular songs can be found on these 2 albums (though in my opinion, their album tracks were equally as great, just not as well known). A few other tunes not released as singles or on the above albums appear on the _Yellow Submarine_ soundtrack album. That being said, I would also like to add that we should not forget about their wonderful producer _George Martin_ who also contributed much to the Beatles music --- including the playing of Piano and Harpsichord on a variety of tracks --- truly the 5th Beatle. Hope this helps a bit in defining the different stages in their musical progress.
I think your description of the 4 phases of the Beatles' development is pretty good. I've thought that way myself but I label them according to the changes John Lennon was going through.
(1) Cheeky John.
(2) John Dylan
(3) Acid-head John
(4) John Ono.
Do you by any chance watch the professor of rock? You know about as much as he does and he knows a LOT LOT LOT!!!!
@@pamyaccarino7838 Never watched it, but I will now, thanks. No, I'm just a Beatles fan since I was 14 and that was almost 50 years ago! Yes, I'm an old guy who in a few months will be able to sing _When I'm 64'_ and no longer wonder what it feels like --- I'll actually know!
@@rrailguitar2211 I like your list --- very good (and funny) interpretation of their phases. The stages do seem to fit where John's mind was at each point.
@@Hernal03 you will love it!
The Beatles changed music forever there's music before the Beatles and music after the Beatles
Yes❤
There were three, I think, videos of this song filmed back then. All with these Sgt. Pepper outfits on, but all humorous in their own right. There is no other band like the Beatles.
This song is extremely important in Beatle Lore and was a message to the fans. Knowing that the group was in turmoil and was not going to last much longer, this was their way of saying "You may think we're leaving, but we've just begun" not necessarily in regard to the group, but their individual work to come. Hence the reason you see them wearing the grey suits that they wore on their first television broadcast on the Ed Sullivan Show. A reference to the first moment the world was introduced to them, and them clearly being comical about it. "Hey, remember this? Don't worry, you'll see more of us". This is one of the last moments that you see the four of them having fun together, knowing that it's coming close to their last hurrah. Also if I'm not mistaken, this performance was the first satellite broadcast in history.
Also to answer your last question, Chuck Berry and many other Blues artists were massive influences on The Beatles
You guys should watch their first movie “A Hard Day’s Night”. It’s a day in their life around a storyline. Also where George met his wife (her character worked on the train). One of their biggest influences was Elvis.
The Beatles were i nfluenced early on by the American Rock and Rollers .... But then literally blasted off to another 1,000 levels! I often wonder what Rock would have been without them? Who would led the way .... And in What direction?
They were also influenced by Buddy Holly and the Crickets. Naming the band after them. Buddy influenced a lot of British groups the Hollies come to mind. Actually the Beatles were inspired musically but a lot of music from a lot of different places.
@ LT 61 Pattie Boyd ( who married George 2 years later after he met her on the set of "A HARD DAY'S NIGHT") was NOT playing a character who WORKED on the TRAIN. She was one of the SCHOOL GIRLS on the train. She had the one word "line" after Paul's "grandfather" character said to the girls "You mustn't fraternize with my PRISONERS" (referring to the Beatles as Paul tries to "chat up" Pattie and her fellow school girl)....and then PATTIE says, "PRISONERS?!"
The Beatles will be with us for eternity.❤😊
The greatest usually are. The Beatles had set the standard of music for a long long time.
They absolutely will. In 2070 little four-year-old boys and girls will still be loving the Beatles.
LONGER THAN THAT.
This is a great song in its own right. And the Beatles have another hundred or so that are even better....
Ringo is always a blast but I really love the fact George’s facial expression looks like he just had a root canal. Love it. 🥰
Hey, Amber and Jay! How are you? So, this song was recorded during the band’s psychedelic years. After “Sgt. Pepper”, but they’re still wearing the Pepper outfits. Paul wrote this one and I love the bass sound on it. And of course Ringo’s drums.
Now, I’ve got a Beatles song for you that I know you will both love especially you, Amber. “Got To Get You Into My Life”. It’s my favorite song of theirs and it came out a year earlier during the beginning of their psychedelic period.
“Got To Get You Into My Life” is one I know you will both love. 3 seconds in and you will fall in love with it. Guaranteed!
The Intro is literally a Blast!
You all should react to Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Heart band on your movie reaction channel. It stars Peter Frampton and The Bee Gees
Oooo! Excellent choice! Yes, I vote for that song too!
They called it acid rock back in the day. Tina Turner was dubbed The Acid Queen. It was a great time to be alive, sadly I was only a young child when it occurred so I was unable to truly enjoy the “experience”
That is a great song. No doubt
“LET IT BE”
Is very comforting
Beautiful song , PAUL singing lead and playing piano and there’s a great guitar in there too!!
Billy Preston is also on keyboard with Paul!!
Ringo seems not to do so much often but he does that little perfectly right and very right
for the song ,He is universally admired by musicians for that ,
Let's keep in perspective that the final recording of the Beatles was Abbey Road. Ringo Starr and John Lennon were both 29, while Paul McCartney and George Harrison were just 27. That was the last time they ever were together the four of them in a room.
Buddy Holley was a huge influence on the Fab Four as was Carl Perkins and Roy Orbison. ☮💛🎶
And Chuck Berry and Little Richard.
Not to mention King Elvis
After hearing the Byrds, George bought himself a 12 string Rickenbacker guitar, integrating the sound in numerous songs, and after hearing the Pet Sounds album by the Beach Boys, they did even more studio experimentation.
They also loved the vocal harmonies of the Everly Brothers.
@@volkerthienenkamp9720 you’ve got it backwards…. George got his 12 string Rickenbacker in early 1964, and it’s all over the records “a hard days night” and “Beatles for sale” from that year, as well as a little on “help” and “rubber soul” from 1965. The Byrds didn’t put out their first record until 1965, after George had been using his, and Roger McGuinn has cited George Harrison/The Beatles as HIS influence for using the 12 string
If you like psychedelic Beatles, then you should try Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds. Helter Skelter is a rock banger. And Let It Be is soulful.
Lucy in the Sky w Diamonds is GREAT, yes!!
Hello Goodbye was a single taken from their wacky short movie and soundtrack, "Magical Mystery Tour", hence the bright costumes, which can also be seen in the I am the Walrus video. A couple of tracks well worth listening to are, Rain, and Hey Bulldog, which also have great videos. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
These outfits are in the rock and roll hall of fame. I have a picture of them from our trip there. I absolutely love the Beatles!
The albums Rubber Soul and Revolver are the most interesting to me because it's the period where they change from early to late Beatles. You get both early and late vibes in those 2. They were blossoming as musicians, writers and learning to be producers. Those 2 albums came after Help! but before Sgt. Pepper.
more Beatles!!! So much to hear. Please do In My Life!!!!
The outro never fails to make me feel so positive and joyful - I think Amber felt the same!
I volunteered at the London Paralympics in 2012, as everyone left the main stadium, I had a megaphone (wishing them a safe journey home, giving directions). I had an impulse to sing this... with a big risk of no one responding.... thankfully the crowd joined in "hello, hello!" will never forget that happy moment and this song will always take me back to that
Roy Orbison was a huge influence on the Beatles. They toured with him in England early in their career. Roy even gave them songwriting tips.
Harry Neilson was also a big influence to the beatles from the states.
@@MundoDragon The Beatles loved Harry's Nilsson's music, much of which was great especially his early stuff in late 60's and early 70's. They actually once named him as one of their favorites during an interview and he ended up working with and being friends with most of them during their solo careers. However, how much of an influence Harry had on them while they were The Beatles is likely very small, in fact it was mostly the other way around. By the time Harry released his first official album, the Beatles were already well into their career and had recorded the Sgt. Pepper album. You and I have likely already listened to much of Harry's music but those who haven't don't know what they are missing. You can definitely see see a Beatle influence in songs like _Good Old Desk,_ _Mr. Richland's Favorite Song,_ _Together,_ _One,_ _Miss Butter's Lament,_ _Girlfriend,_ _Mr. Tinker_ and many others. And who could forget 2 of his most popular and great tunes _Everybody's Talkin',_ and _Without You._ Truly tremendous stuff and worth a listen.
And yet the Beatles over took all of them, The Beatles are pure geniuses😉
And the Skittle music like Gerry Marsden and the Pacemakers.
@@Hernal03 But Neilson didn't write everybody talkin or without you which were his biggest hits he was hardly an influence on the Beatles it was the other way round
Jay & Amber, you'll love their "I Want To Hold Your Hand" and "Let It Be"!!!!
edit - did you notice my picture was taken at Strawberry Fields? In Central Park NYC, Imagine that lol.
Chuck Berry,little Richard,Elvis that’s their influencers the Beatles loved their music!! 👍👍😎
Yes, and the Everly Brothers for harmonies. This channel is the only interesting “reaction” channel. ❤️
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The Beatles were so good at this by the time they made "Hello, Goodbye" that they are actually just messing with you.
The lyrics are very simple, yet there are no less than 3 different counter-melodies winding through the main section at different times.
The end of Hello, Goodbye is reminiscent of a Hare Krishna chant. (George Harrison was already into the Hare Krishna scene by then and the others explored with him.)
So...
Such a simple, catchy song has some really sophisticated musical ideas hidden in its pop appeal.
My suggestion...
Pick up the Revolver and Rubber Soul albums and see where their genius really started to become undeniable.
I was always taken by the layering of the chorus as in Ticket To Ride and Strawberry Fields Forever. Hardly noticed, but genius. The instrumental and drums subtly change and build up.
The fade out at the end was the old scouts and 4:10 guides camp song ' Ging gang goolie' which features 'Hayla hayla shayla...' as part of the song.
"Baby, you're a rich man" is another great song of theirs with a unique vibe.
So good -- and a killer bass line!
@@thisnicelady Yeah... Paul McCartney's bass is something, isn't it?
Also awesome bass by Sir Paul on this one.
This song appears on Magical MysteryTour. They are wearing their Sgt. Pepper LonelyHearts Club Band outfits. This was recorded during their psychedelic period.
I've Just Seen a Face, In My Life - early songs, but representative of what was to come, and The Ballad of John and Yoko are all great songs you should react to. The Beatles started it all, and thank heavens for everyone of the sounds they crafted!
Heaven is a warm gun. Revolution no. 9. I’ve Just Seen A Face, is a huge favourite.
The Beatles were inspired by the architects of Rock 'N Roll Music that they heard as teenagers, as well as music from the 30's and 40's that they heard on the radio growing up. They took all forms of music and created their own. Their Rock 'N Roll influences included Buddy Holly, Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Fats Domino, Gene Vincent, Roy Orbison, Carl Perkins, The Everly Brothers, and probably their biggest influence, Elvis Presley.
Part of why I love the Beatles was that it seemed like they couldn't write a bad song. Not all their songs were amazing, but they just experimented with genres, instruments, sounds, recording techniques, etc. and no matter what they did, they still (at a minimum) wrote a catch tune that was easy to sing along and bop to. It was just effortless for them to write really well.
It wasn't effortless for them to write great songs. If you have seen some of the interviews Paul states there were times that he and John couldn't find common ground on songs they were trying to write.
Also remember there wasn't all of today's technology involved with making their recordings. They made them feel free and easy for everyone to listen to.
@@richremaly8418 They actually invented some of the Technology .....
This song is silly and dumb.
With respect
ALL their songs are amazing.
@@andyo3689 I wouldn't call "Wild Honey Pie" (not to be confused w/ "Honey Pie") amazing.
One of my favs, ringo killed it on this one, the groove was perfect. You guys should do octopus' garden it is a ringo song, he didn't have many but it's a great song!!!
"Maxwell's Silver Hammer" is just the Jolliest Song about a Serial Killer Ever!
Only the Beatles could turn this song into a hit. Thank you Beatles.
I’m so glad to have found your channel, its pure nostalgia for me to listen to these Beatles songs and your appreciation as representing the young generation shows just how fantastic the Beatles were. Many thanks
"Hello, Goodbye" was written by Paul McCartney and recorded in October '67, five months after the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album was issued and towards the end of filming for their Magical Mystery Tour television special. Released in late November as a non-album single, it was the Beatles' first release since the death of their manager, Brian Epstein. John Lennon was reportedly unimpressed with the composition and pushed for his "I Am the Walrus" to be the single's A-side but reluctantly accepted that "Hello, Goodbye" was the more commercial-sounding of the two sides. The single hit no. 1 on most global charts, including on Billboard's Hot 100 in the U.S.
I love all the Beatles songs! Taxman and Norwegian Wood are two favorites
I love the Big Bang Thoery analogy that there wasn't any music until the Beatles exploded into the world. LOL! Awesome.
love ALLLL your Beatle comments. joining you. go go go
George Martin's production is genius on so many songs as well ! Beatles forever always!
This is 1967, the psychedelic era, same year they released Strawberry Fields Forever, Penny Lane and A Day In the Life, all songs you’ve reacted to already.
As for who initially influenced the Beatles, it was the American rock and roll artists of the 50s, Elvis, Little Richard, Chuck Berry and Buddy Holly among others. Bob Dylan and the Beach Boys who were their contemporaries in the mid 60s also inspired them with certain records
The Beatles inspiration was American rock and roll artists, whose records were very difficult to get in England. John got together with Paul because Paul had played the records over and over until he had written down each word, so he not only knew the music, he knew all the lyrics.
Please do “Yesterday” by Paul McCartney, fantastic lyrics. Also check out early Beatles, Gonna lose that girl, Ticket to ride, Please Please Me and sooooo many more.
Ringo is always so laid back and relaxed The costumes are very cool they wore them for the Sgt pepper lonely hearts club album
Paul Mccartney has such a unique voice. Perfect medleys with Lennon.
McCartney has 15 unique voices.
You need to visit some of their early stuff that made them so famous. Lennon's great cover of Alexander's song "Anna." The early tunes that began the great Lennon/ McCartney writing partnership, like "Please Please Me" , "All I've got to do", McCartney's beautiful ballad "And I Love Her", The three part harmony of "This Boy" and "Yes It Is". great vocal work like Lennon's "You've Got To Hide You're Love Away." You can never, ever go wrong with a Beatles song. But you don't always have to go for the biggest named songs.
I love "I'll Be Back"
@@Richard2003 Yes Richard. It's one of my all-time favorites too! Great harmonies between John & Paul...
I love early Beatles.
Generations will always come back to the Beatles. Thier songs are some of the most prolific pieces of the 20th century.
The Beatles had 4 main phases:
1) Rock and Roll/Boy Band (Please Please Me through to Help)
2) Psychedelic (Rubber Soul and Revolver)
3) Experimental (Sgt Pepper, Magical Mystery Tour, and White Album)
4) Mainstream Pop (Let It Be and Abbey Road)
But they were very eclectic - many genres and styles can be found in each phase.
Yay! You guys have definitely only scratched the surface with the Beatles.
And you guys are obviously having so much fun listen to this.
An earlier song that I like a lot is "Girl".
Yes! They should actually react to the entire Rubber Soul album!!!
Paired with "This Boy".
Beatles had 20 number 1 hits and they were active from 1960 to 1970. 10 years and 20 number ones! 34 top ten hits!
Correct. They started recording in 62, and broke up in early 70.
At one time they had 17 songs in the top 100
Buddy holly and Little Richard along with Elvis Presley of were inspirations . The Beatles were only together for like 8 years and had 11 albums but they changed the world in that time . At one time they had 17 song in the top 100 . They had 20 number one hits and would have had more but their own songs were blocking each other . They had the top 5 slots at one time in 1964 . The top 5 all were Beatle songs , it has never happened before or since . Even though they broke up over 50 years ago they still to this day have sold more records than anyone ever . And all this in only 8 years with 11 albums !
So glad you got that The Beatles were the GOAT.
Beatle trivia - Hello Goodbye was supposed to be on Sergeant Pepper (as evidenced by the outfits they were wearing) but there wasn’t enough room on the album.
Little Richard was a big inspiration for them, and it is said that for a time they followed him around everywhere. Also, they spoke about Motown being a big inspiration for them. They loved the Motown sound and the Motown artists, such as Mary Wells, Smokey Robinson, and the Supremes.
"Who inspired The Beatles?" is a great question, and one that can be answered by looking at the track lists of their early albums. "Please Please Me", "With the Beatles", and "Beatles for Sale" contain a lot of covers of songs the band members loved, and they cover a wide variety of styles, from Chuck Berry and Little Richard to Carl Perkins, and even a couple of showtunes (Paul's rendition of "Till There Was You" from The Music Man is really lovely).
Hi, guys, great reaction, If you watch Ringo, you will notice he keeps changing his drums kit on this video. One minute he is playing a tiny drum kit, then the next minute he's playing a super large drum kit, he kept changing just for a laugh. 😂 classic Beatles humour.
God bless the Beatles.
I just love this song! It was my very first "favorite song" when I was 4 or 5 years old. It started a lifelong love of The Beatles as well as introducing me to appreciating truly wonderful music! I love this channel because it allows me to relive my first introduction to the music that I have loved all my life.
PLEASE do “Let it Be” next.
Guarantee it’ll be in both your top 5 Beatle songs
It was just this morning I was thinking of you guys while listening to 'It Won't Be Long' from 1963! From their second album, 'With the Beatles', one of their best with beautiful lyrics and melodies, strong rhythm from John and some awesome call-and-response shouts from the boys injecting the song with fire. Cheers.
My favorite BEATLES song ...yes!!!!!
can never say goodbye.. to The Beatles... 🎹💖
The 2 biggest Beatle influences that come to my mind are Buddy Holly and Chuck Berry. I was watching a video them covering "Roll Over Beethoven" very early in their career at The Cavern Club earlier today. On the other hand The Rolling Stones started out heavily influenced by Muddy waters and other blues greats. You guys need to go to the library and check out a book on the history of Rock so you know where to place all the groups and their songs, Everything will click into place for you once you have that foundation. You're teachers, you know how it works! Peace! (Btw, time for some Tedeschi -Trucks isn't it?)
Also the Beach Boys
I commented before seeing your post. I had mentioned Buddy Holly. I forgot about Chuck Berry. But, I also think they liked Little Richard.
And the Everly Brothers.
Carl Perkins, Little Richard, Elvis, Gene Vincent, Chuck Berry, Buddy Holly... pretty much all of the top American rock and roll acts of the 50's.
Yes, for sure. Little Richard was also a big influence. They do the Little Richard scream early in their career. Paul did 'woooo' on 'I Saw Her Standing There", in the style of Little Richard. Paul & John just loved him.
The fab four. This tune is all the elements of the beatles atributes. The harmonies, the singing dif backing vocals. The playfulness the togetherness with smiles at each other. And just dump quirks. That was the Beatles🤘❤️
I thought why are they singing about opposites? Then thought they can sing about anything they want! It was catchy! “Halla Hello! “ “You say hello I say goodbye!”
@@sheilameyers152 yin and yang
I love it when you listen to the Beatles, there is a fairly new film out called Yesterday which is really good for your movie reaction channel, it’s about a guy who uses the Beatles songs to be famous when something happens that make the world not know about the Beatles, it’s so good ❤️
Yes the film was made in various settings around Suffolk and Norfolk in the UK where I live.Richard Curtis of Love Actually and Notting Hill fame produced it. He has a property nearby and always seems to make films from his area.
Greatest Pop and Rock Band of all time!! 👍👍🎸🎸🎸🥁😎
This is from their film, Magical Mystery Tour. ❤ Paul’s Dad was a pianist with his own combo. He grew up with lots of British music hall tunes. Your Mother Should Know is another great example. And Honey Pie!
Agreed Paul had more musical commercial background in that shows in many of the songs he wrote
Of course, A Beatles Standard, Like SO Many Others! :) Fun Reaction Guys! Hope You're having a Great Weekend! :)
Love the Beatles forever!
YOU NEVER GIVE ME YOUR MONEY from THE BEATLES ABBEY ROAD. The song is a Masterpiece!!
Absolutely ! One of my favourite songs of The Fab Four's is that one. Unfortunately it's only relatively brief, being part of the medley suite of songs on side two of "Abbey Road".
This is one of my favorite Beatles songs. Even on the "simple" happy stuff, Paul's bass parts are just incredible. (Watch this video again -- Ringo's drums keep changing size.)
Heres the funny part about Pauls bass playing , Paul only played bass in the Beatles because no one else would ! He considered it his 3rd instrument having piano & acoustic guitar ahead of bass. Then he goes on to write some of the most memorable bass lines ever. The bass intro to Silly Love Songs when he was with Wings comes to mind right away. Wheather you like the song or not you immediately recognize it when you hear that opening bass.
The 2 first songs that put the Beatles on the map. "I wanna hold your hand" and "She loves you".
This Is The Only Song That My Late Dad Loved Of The Beatles
Think it's well beyond time that you watched the film "yellow submarine" and really dived into the music and imagination of the Beatles.
One of my favourite Beatles songs 🎵 ❤️ love them
Ringo shaking hair used to get the girls screaming. A fav. Amber got it! So much fun! Try "Rain" for heavier side. Or Ringo singing "Good Night" from the White album. Lovely reaction. Thanks.
I love how Paul makes it known they’re lip syncing and how Ringo’s drum kit changes in size throughout the video. Also, Ringo’s drumming on the drum solo in the middle is off. Hilarious
I love Ringo’s drum set going back and forth from Tiny to giant lol most people don’t even notice.