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ummm, the Prince version is the cover. My heart stopped when you asked is they were British. The most influential and important and creative band in history. Ever and ever
Yeah a bit stunned by this and feeling somewhat historic!
This is an obvious cover as well. This is not the Beatles. It's a Portuguese cover band.
he's got to be pulling our legs. Either that or he's lived in a monastry all his life
Relax bro
For real ‼️The Beatles‼️? How could you not know of them, even today? They were first, hitting the USA from Britain in late 60's HISTORY was made‼️ Dive into their history, Awesome ‼️ Yes, Paul was a member.
When you write a song like this and you're the 3rd best writer in the band. That's the power of the Beatles.
But Ringo had the taste to copy the best, Buck Owens.
3rd most prolific writer maybe. I’ll take Harrison’s catalog over Lennon’s or McCartney’s.
@@Zseventyone hey i know its just your opinion, but george doesnt hold a candle to either one of them lmao. Hes still a top 10 songwriter of all time, but paul and john are 1/2. The amount of good songs Paul has written is almost literally uncountable
@@joshpauley289 not a fan of Lennon’s work, but that’s just personal taste. Saying that about Paul’s catalog my have been hyperbole, in hindsight.
I was thinking the same thing while watching BP do his reaction to don’t let me down!
Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison(writer of my guitar gently weeps) and Ringo Starr
The most famous quartet in the world
THE BEATLES
George Harrison of the Beatles wrote this. It’s the original. Prince’s version was a tribute to George.
This is not the original. It's not even the Beatles. It's a cover. I'm baffled by how many people on here think this is the original recording.
@@thewizard6077 this is literally a george harrison song i know the beatles songs that are covers and i've never heard this one was
@@ChrissaTodd what you're hearing here is not the original and if you can't hear that you're deaf
“Are they British?”
Short answer, Yes! … Long Answer YEEEESSS!
They led the British Invasion (British Rock in the US) in the mid 60s! - They are from Liverpool
And yes, that is Paul (Oh, you just said, Excuse my ignorance” lol)
The Beatles are regarded as one of the best groups of all time.
I was so shocked by that question. What the hell.
@@dani4ever I can’t imagine it because I grew up listening to so many different genres of music (country to opera!). I was born in 1973 so the Beatles were before my time but I definitely knew who they were.
But I am learning that not everyone is like that and they grew up only listening to one type of music (that is what happens when you take the arts out of the school!!) It is a real shame but it seems much more common than I thought.
At least a lot of these reaction youtubers are finally getting to realize what they were missing!
But are we sure the picture of Paul was not Angela Landsbery?
@@sixpakshaker88 I LOVE her so much! 😁
I lol when he said that too. Bless
"Was Paul McCartney in The Beatles?" OMFG. Clearly, I have lived too long, and passed my sell-by date
You and me, both. That and "Are they British?" did my head in.
@@julilla1 I spent half the reaction trying to figure out if he was pulling my leg?
@@robote7679 😂
This is the original recording- by the Beatles with Eric Clapton on guitar. Beatle George Harrison wrote the song and sings it. It’s on their Abbey Road albumin ‘69.
The Beatles’ influence on pop, rock and music in general is immeasurable. No two songs of theirs sound alike- they were always evolving.
It's on the white album, not abbey road
WHITE ALBUM!!
And Layla by Derrick and the Dominos resulted. Clapton and Harrison were friends at the time, so Clapton recorded the lead to While My Guitar Gently Weeps. That was later overdubbed onto the album recording. During that time, Clapton fell for Harrison's wife, Pattie Boyd. He wrote Layla and recorded it with his band. Boyd eventually left Harrison and married Clapton.
@@lumina1104 BTW Eric was best man at George and Patti’s wedding and George was best man at Eric and Patti’s wedding.
Yes, written by Harrison and on the White Album. But I'm not sure this is the album version. It sounds like an alternate version.
Lol. Yes, Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr - The Beatles. Wrote some of the best music ever. Love this one, written by George. You could get a list a mile long for Beatles songs either as the original group or the individuals in their solo careers after their breakup.
No joke. It's a staggering collection.
@@MrKeychange 300 songs in 7 yrs. I have the sheet music in a song book. Their music is breathtaking when you go through all the chord choices and harmonic complexity. All this and their songs sound so accessible and simple. Pure genius.
@@MICKEYISLOWD I keep thinking about Quincey Jones. A few years back he was spouting all that nonsense about them. Saying they weren’t that good and couldn’t play their instruments … just trash talking.
I lost a lot of respect for him! Obviously he doesn’t know what he is talking about!
@@rachel-in-the-208 I think Quincy either might have been going through dementia or maybe he had a falling out with Paul in the 80s during Thriller.
Since you like this one so much, another Beatles song by George Harrison is Something. Too many great songs by them to list, but here’s a start: Yesterday, Eleanor Rigby, Penny Lane, I’m the Taxman, A day in the life, Helter Skelter, Get Back.
great picks man
George wrote some beautiful songs
George is my favorite Have always loved his songs. They are so simple and so beautiful. Something is an exquisite song.
I'm having trouble understanding how you don't know the Beatles. I'm sorry....having alot of trouble wrapping my mind around this. They influenced the the best writers and musicians on the planet for the last 50 years.
Im pretty sure he's playing dumb on this one.
different genres, different tastes and interests. the interesting thing is that the music transcends the divisions, even though even the version provided here is a well done cover and not the Beatles!
Beyond being the most influential band in history, they are the biggest selling musical artists of all time, and no one else even comes close. And the version he reacted to isn't the Beatles...it's an obvious cover by a Portuguese cover band .
Maybe because they disbanded over a half century ago?!? I know, I feel the same way.
@@Crypt0sis I don’t know. He is older than he looks. He said he was only in his 30s plus he grew up on hiphop.
I know it is difficult for some of us to fathom … but it is plausible
*ARE THEY BRITISH?!!!?"
Geez, now I feel ancient
And yes, the Beatles are British
EDIT
Yes that is Paul Ringo George & John
Now I'm checking heart rate to confirm I've not passed from ancient to dead💀🤣
WOW!!! when you think you have Heard everything and then you hear "wait is Paul McCartney with The Beatles" I have no words.
Great song! Yes, Paul McCartney was a Beatle, along with George Harrison, Ringo Starr. and John Lennon.
Just a suggestion, replace the screen saver with something static, it's very distracting.
I AGREE that thing gives me a HEADACHE!!
Dude. Hip hop guys know who the Beatles are - they transcend genres.
I didn't like the Beatles at all until my early 40s..Now...at 48 I love almost the entire discography!!!! WISDOM?
This is the original, recorded by the Beatles in 1968 on their white album.
It’s NOT The Beatles…..
This is not the original and it's not even the Beatles. It's an obvious cover. You might want to re-listen again.
I guess that I was born too early and have lived too long. I don't think that I have ever heard anyone ask the question "Was Paul McCartney in the Beatles?" And, yes, the Beatles were from England. The Beatles were the most influential band in the world. The Beatles consisted of Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr. They were formed in Liverpool, England and their music spread throughout the world throughout the 1960s. At almost any time during that decade, you would find Beatles songs on the Top Ten Playlist of every country in the Western World. This particular song was written by George Harrison and was one of his most beautiful productions. The band's good friend, Eric Clapton played the lead guitar on the studio version of the song. The reason that Paul looks so much younger in this video was because it was from over 50 years ago. We all change with age. But Paul and Ringo still tour and have great solo careers.
Just occurred to me he might not know Eric Clapton either, and that Eric too is English.
I feel like I'm watching an archeologist discover a relic from a long lost time. Yes, this is the original. Yes, Paul McCartney was part of the Beatles, & yes, they were British.
hahaha Right? It's like watching someone who's eaten only processed food, biting into a perfectly cooked skirt steak for the first time. There's a "Wait... WTF IS THIS?" vibe that's priceless. 😂
LOL. I almost choked when he pretended to not know they are British. Yeah, okay.
This is not the original. It's not even the Beatles. It's a cover.
This is still my favorite Beatles song. The Beatles is the group where the term "The British Invasion" comes from. It's also where the term "Beatlemania" comes from. The group had Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr as members. This song was written by George, and he got his friend Eric Clapton to play Guitar on it. Unfortunately, the Beatles is another group like the Eagles who are very protective of their music, and tend to get it taken down as soon as they notice it.
The Beatles lost legal rights over most of their repertoire and copyright strikes usually comes from those holding the commercial rights on the other end.
The song "Hey Jude" is one of the few McCartney bought back the rights for and doesn't get strikes even on lyrics videos.
"Here comes the sun" was bought by either Michael Jackson or Warner Music and always gets striken because it is frfequently licensed for TV commercials.
The worst in all of this is that most of the time, the bad reputation still falls back on the artists because streaming services don't tell the public in general wwho called for the strike =(
@@RadeticDaniel I actually looked it up before I posted. Apparently, Paul McCartney was able to get most of the Beatles Catalog back in 2017, due to a law allowing the original artists to claim their music after 56 years. Sony, who owned it at the time, settled with him out of court for an undisclosed amount of money.
No worries on having this one taken down, because it isn't the Beatles. It's an obvious cover.
Showing your age asking if the Beatles are British Beatles were George Harrison Paul McCartney John Lennon and Ringo Star
this is the original track. all 4 of the Beatles wrote songs for the band, this one belongs to George Harrison. as some of the other comments have mentioned George is singing and Eric Clapton is playing the weeping guitar. the Beatles were a force of nature and their influence is still felt today all over the music industry. Paul McCartney is the one of only two members still living, the other being Ringo Starr. John Lennon was murdered in 1980 and George Harrison died from lung cancer in 2001. i'm not surprised the songs get blocked. you couldn't even find them on UA-cam until a few years ago because of copyrights, and we are talking about they broke up in 1970 having been active for only 10 years. they are true music icons.
This is a cover
@@thewizard6077 George Harrison wrote the track and the Beatles recorded it at Abbey Road.
The obvious intelligence on this man so apparent in many of his videos, and he asks, "Wait...are these guys British?"
Dear god man. It's a crime that someone with your sense of melody and intellectual capacity hasn't been exposed to music that was literally MADE for someone like you. If you give me your email, I will send you everything. No strings. If you want to react to some, I can star off a few to save for the channel, but just please take me up on my offer and give yourself this.
They're the most popular band of all time not just because of hype; they're incredible.
The Beatles were brilliant. I remember when they came on The Ed Sullivan Show for the first time and completely blew our collective minds. The Beatles are most definitely British. Their music holds up to this day. A remarkable accomplishment.
The beatles still hold the title of the best selling artist of all time over 50 years after breaking up. The most influential and biggest band of all time just google it! Yes paul was in the beatles along with john lennon george harrison(he wrote this song) and ringo starr
Yes, Paul McCartney was one of the original Beatles, the greatest band of all time. He was in his teens when he joined the band. He was the primary songwriter for the Beatles and therefore, wrote some of the best songs ever written.
They were all teenagers when they formed (except for Ringo Starr who came later). The English equivalent of the garage band in the US.
Pretty sure this song specifically was written by George Harrison
@@hunterwakeland8101 Absolutely written by Harrison!
Well, Paul joined John Lennon's band the Quarrymen. This band became the Beatles.
He was not the primary songwriter; he was one of the two primary songwriters. Neither of which wrote this classic.
You're right on the rest of it. 😉
“Are they British, guys?” - Wow. There is absolutely no excuse for someone born last century. You’re certainly no more than a decade younger than am I.
The Beatles have something for everyone. There are no words that can explain their ability to connect to the soul. They simply must be experienced in order to understand.
That "Prince" cover as you call it, was actually a supergroup with Paul McCartney on keyboards and a who's who of guitarists, including the son of Beatles George Harrison, for whom they were all paying tribute.
Having the lyrics handy as you commonly mention is nice, but having a webpage such as wikipedia for the group/artist and the song itself would have given you a lot more to react to. You can open those after the song and we can see you actually react to learning about the song and group/artist.
In the 1960s there was a few bands that came over from England to America like the Beatles And The Rolling Stones call the British Invasion they were heavily inspired by Blues therefore creating Rock songs that were easily able to cross over
The Beatles were the first modern music Superstars. They borrowed heavily from Black Blues and Jazz artists. And in many way they forged Rock N Roll's path to where it is today.
This is not the Beatles version, but a very close cover and a good performance.
Wow~ I didn't think there was a soul on earth left who hadn't heard of the Beatles! Or didn't know Paul McCartney was part of one of the most famous bands ever! Welcome to the future Mr. Boyd! Here comes the sun, Elenore Rigby, I am the Walrus, Hey Jude (that was a huge hit), Blackbird, Let It Be, Get Back, Revolution (probably the rockiest song they did as well as Helter Skelter) wow, you have a LOT of catching up to do my friend!
song you need to hear Paul McCartney: let it be. John Lennon: imagine , George Harrison: My Sweet Lord and Ringo Starr : photograph great songs
I’m kind of old, and I had a lot to learn about the music from before I was born or was too young to recall. I know you’ll enjoy your journey, too. The Beatles do get blocked from reaction videos, so have fun listening to them anyway. You won’t regret it.
A few of the early Beatle songs you could react to without being blocked would be when they were on the Ed Sullivan show. They were on there a few times in the early 60's and played 2-3 songs each time. This is where most of us in the USA first encountered their music.
Remember it so clearly even though it was almost 60 years ago. Wish I still had my Beatles trading cards!
It'll be the best song you've ever heard until you hear the next Beatle song. Then that will be your favorite.
This is the absolute true statement.
They were born in Liverpool, England. The song was written by George Harrison. George is singing and he is the lead guitar in the group.
Wait- HOW do u not know the beatles?!? They've had the biggest musical influence for the greater part of half a century and their music is timeless. I'm baffled!
And again we hear why Eric Clapton is considered to be one of the best guitarists in recent history.
It shows (to me) Clapton's ceiling could have been even higher in a band where he was just the lead guitarist. Guys like him have the worst egos sometimes. I give Van Halen credit for understanding the power of blending talents.
Meh.
That is not Eric Clapton playing the guitar, and this is not the Beatles. It's an obvious cover. You might want to re-listen to it again.
@@thewizard6077 Do you need to increase or decrease your meds?
@@lmp9256 i think you need f*cking hearing aid if you think that's the beatles singing here
It doesn’t matter what works you come from, if you know anything about music you know the Beatles as the most influential band of all time.
True, although this isn't the Beatles, it's a cover
You would love visiting Liverpool. Yes, most things are Beatles themed in some way, but it’s an amazing city for live music and has some stunning music venues. The atmosphere is electric, and the hospitality is great. We have been 3 times in recent years, and can never get enough.
This is just one of so many great songs by them....
Yes and yes. They were/are British and yes this is one of the most beautiful songs and yes the Prince solo was one of the best I ever heard. But Prince played his at a tribute concert for the late George Harrison, the youngest of the Beatles, who wrote the song and also did the vocals on the original with Eric Clapton on the lead guitar, the rest were John, Paul and Ringo all Beatles at the time.
Written by George Harrison RIP, guitar by his good friend Eric Clapton.
Prince was a tribute to George and this original version
This is not the original and it's not even the Beatles. It's an obvious cover. You might want to re-listen again
Dude you gotta go deep into The Beatles my friend. You'll love the journey
He HAS to.
Apr 10, 2012 Prince, Tom Petty, Steve Wynwood, Jeff Lynne and others perform "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" at the 2004 Hall of Fame Inductions. This is a great live performance.
I can't even tell how shocked and old I'm feeling that you didn't know the Beatles. lol I actually watched them live on Ed Sullivan. Such a part of music history.
Beatles led the British Invasion into US then came all the rest, 60s.
Eric Clapton on lead guitar making that guitar wail!! 🔥 Keep in mind George played lead guitar in the Beatles.
Watched your reaction of the tribute at RnR Hall of Fame in which George was honored posthumously making him an inductee twice. Clapton is only 3-time inductee.
Winwood, Prince, Dhani Harrison, Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne, plus. The latter 2 formed the group Traveling Wilburys with George, Roy Orbison and Bob Dylan.
Absolutely my fav Beatles song...written by the "quieter" one.
I'm glad you enjoyed it. And can appreciate Prince's performance even more. 🔥👍🏽😁
For me, EASILY top three song of all time. Period. George Harrison is one of the most underrated musical geniuses of all time.
About the strikes: The Beatles lost commercial rights over their recordings a few decades ago, with many going to auction.
Some legal right's holders allow for more derivative works than others.
Paul McCartney bought back rights for "Hey Jude" and "Let It Be", for instance.
While songs likke "Here comes the sun" ended up in the hands of music record labels who put it to use on TV commercials and strike down UA-cam videos.
All that aside, if you want a pair of original and adapted version of a Beatles song, try "With a Little Help From My Friends".
The original version from the Beatles is kind of room temperature for their top hits, but we are talking about a band with over 300 songs after all.
And the adapted version from Joe Cocker is just sso different in arrangements and execution that just calling it a cover doesn't make it justice. One of the few times I liked another version almost as much as the original =)
The Beatles'' company Apple Corps owns all of the Beatles' recordings. The song publishing was with Dick James/Northern Songs until Dick sold the rights, around the time the Beatles were splitting up. The publishing was later purchased by Michael Jackson and is now owned by Sony. Paul owns the publishing for only two Beatle songs, Love Me Do and PS I Love You. These were the songs recorded before they signed with Dick James. George left Northern Songs right around the time While My Guitar was recorded, so he owns this song and later songs. Of course Paul still gets paid royalties from Sony for his songs.
@@debjorgo l thought Paul regained the rights a few years ago? That's why the entire Beatles catalogue was finally allowed on UA-cam.
@@RS-ni3lj Details are a little hard to find. Wiki says "McCartney and Sony agreed to a confidential settlement in June 2017". You'd think that meant McCartney owned them now, wouldn't you? Except when you look at the Let it Be release in 2021 where it says "All tracks written by Lennon-McCartney and published by Sony Tunes ASCAP. All songs administered by Sony Music LLC except (the Harrison tracks)". So you tell me.
There are thousands of amazing bands out there, from all kinds of genres and countries, but the Beatles will always be in the 'Top 10' (if not #1 IMO). They experimented and did things that no one had done before, expanded & blew our minds with their simple brilliance. They did covers but also wrote a ton of their own music. That is probably the reason they get blocked so much: they are still that popular. I've been a fan since I was 5 years old (55 now) and my brother would let me pick songs to play on his records. 'Help' is my all-time fav. Love your reactions, but the blocking is frustrating for us all. Keep exploring their music whether you can post a reaction or not.
Didn't Michael Jackson buy the rights to their songs?
Yes, Paul was a member... would love you to react to a Beatles song Oh Darling....Paul kills it!!!!!!
I'm always confused by people who do these reactions I mean they have resources at their finger tips Are they British? Wow
Are they British? Funniest thing yet that I have heard about The Beatles.
My Dad likes I'm a loser by the Beatles. He said as a musician it is a difficult one to play instrumentally. He actually met them in the 60s when they were still called The Silver Beatles. When Pete. Best was still with them.
I've always wondered what Pete Best has felt like living as the "almost" drummer for the Beatles. I truly hope he's had a good life.
George Harrison wrote this song, Paul McCartney & John Lennon sharing their writing credits, Harrison didn't get into writing songs until a few years into The Beatles rise to fame, some of his early songs are "Don't Bother Me" & "Taxman" but later "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" & "Something" became his best & most popular songs.
After the breakup of the band, he released a 3 LP solo album entitled "All Things Must Pass" which included a number of songs he had previously written while in The Beatles, but either didn't make the cut or were never considered.
Some of my favorites are "My Sweet Lord" "What Is Life" & "Isn't It A Pity" & the album title track "All Things Must Pass" which he pitched to the band in a scene in the Disney+ "Get Back" documentary.
Also, he covered a song called "Got My Mind Set On You" which became a hit in the late 80's which peaked at #1 on Billboard's Top 100.
Gotta love the Beatles
This is my favorite Beatles song. The Beatles are the best selling group in terms of album sales of all time.
This is not the correct recording from The Beatles. Whoever uploaded this has a totally different version.
Love it when he asks "Is Paul McCartney from the Beatles". Is the sky blue? Great song as usual from the fab four
This. Was off of the Beatles white album, not Abby rd.
I think this is the most spiritually aware songs I’ve ever heard… And more relevant today than ever before
Well, this is not a cover, this is the original, Prince did cover this song!
This is not the original and it's not even the Beatles. It's an obvious cover. You might want to re-listen again
This is not The Beatles preforming this song.
If you liked this, HIGHLY recommend your next Beatles song be "Something"
George Harrison wrote the song. The one you listen to was one of two concerts that the rock elite did after George pasted. Yes they were British.
Anyway my first time on your channel and I appreciate your comments very much indeed. Best regards from Québec city , Canada.
a great song, reviewed by a great guy! big love to all people :)
One of my favorite songs not just Beatles my favorites atop any and all genres
The cinematics in the background to this song, it's like a more advanced version of a superhero video in a movie but trippier because of this song choice lol imagine flying thru a city with this on in your helmet or hendrix.
Prince played on this song in the George Harrison Tribute Concert in 2004 with Geoff Lynne from ELO, Tom Petty, Steve Winwood, and George's son Dhani.
This song is always in the top 3 for me from The Beatles; the songs around it switch depending on my mood and what is happening in my life but I think this is the closest they came to making a flawless song. The kind of song you would never hit next on.
The Traveling Wilburys were a British-American supergroup consisting of Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, Roy Orbison and Tom Petty. Originating from an idea discussed by Harrison and Lynne during the sessions for Harrison's 1987 album Cloud Nine,
The Beatles were the most popular band in the world for good reason.
This has to be an alternate take to the original White Album release. The words are being pronounced slightly different in places and the instruments are having brief pauses where they normally wouldn't. To ensure you always have the genuine released Beatles track, always choose the Beatles songs that include the words 2009 remaster. They're the original tracks but remastered and cleaned up for the 2009 CD boxed set.
Thank you! I knew something wasn't quite right! And the overall sound it not as rich.
No, Alternate takes are of higher sonic quality than this. This is a cover by a Portuguese cover band. That's why the guy trying to sound like George Harrison can't pronounce some words. Because English is not his first language. They are known as Os Besouro and although their native language is Portuguese, they are in fact from Cape Verde. Still not bad for a cover version, but that's all it is, a cover version. Hope that helps.
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@@thewizard6077 that explains it then. 👍👍
I THINK that THIS is simply a great COVER of the original from the "White Album," since I've heard the original an enormous number of times.
🤔 It's not a cover. The White Album is a slightly different mix, but it's the original version. ✌️ It's sounds like it's off a remastered version.
How do you KNOW that?@@MrKeychange
@@MrKeychange Nope. It's an obvious cover. You might want to re-listen again.
@@thewizard6077 I think it's just an alternate mix man. Cover bands never get the voices right. What cover band do you think is doing this?
@@MrKeychange Hi MusicalPancakes! OK, I got some information. I found out the name of the cover band who did this cover version of the song. They are known as Os Besouro and although their native language is Portuguese, they are in fact from Cape Verde. I hope that helps
Yes, Paul McCartney was in The Beatles. He was replaced by the lookalike-musician we have today in September 1966 though.
That one by Prince was actualy from a program honoring George Harrison written and produced as a song by the Beatles whom George was a member.
How could you possibly believe that the freaking Beatles were covering a Prince song???😅😅😅
And why would you believe that Prince wrote it????
(Especially since he was 10 years old when George Harrison wrote it!!)
Here's a clue, according to Prince, there would be no Prince without the Beatles.
Yeah, whoever holds the rights to the Beatles doesn't fark around. The Beatles are Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr(Richard Starkey). Worth checking out, even if you can't do it on the channel, at least everything from the Rubber Soul album onwards. They were the first band to get so big that they could pretty much do whatever they wanted, and they put out some of the best music possible after that over just 4 years time before they imploded. McCartney would go on to found a new band, Wings, which was quite successful. George Harrison was also successful afterwards. Lennon would be successful up until he was assassinated by a crazy fan in New York a decade later. And Ringo was successful too I suppose, but he was always the most boring of the four.
Coming from the world of hip hop is also no excuse not to be exposed to the Beatles, probably over half the hip hop artists list them as an influence, everyone from the Wu Tang Clan to Kanye to the Beastie Boys to The Roots.
George Harrison, who wrote this song, was big into Hinduism and Yoga and I Ching and all that, and got the rest of them involved too, and started the whole new age Guru/Chakra/Yoga/etc. craze of the 60s and onwards.
What The? "Are the Beatles British?" I understand the point of reactions is to watch someone having a first time experience. But the thought that there is any adult who grew up in the English speaking world does not know that begs incredulity.
Accent? We Americans have the accent. They are English people speaking English. Imagine that.
Sweetie pie!
Have you got an Enormous Beautiful Surprise coming!!!!! Many!!!!
The Beatles!!!!!
A phenomenon because of their musical genius! Collectively’
Blessings! Enjoy!
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a great George classic!
Well, at least you're listening to them now. Some of the greatest music ever recorded!
Say hey MLB: You have the best voice and your reactions are always thoughtful and spot on. Appreciate you, man!
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I don't know how nobody said this...
THIS IS NOT THE BEATLES VERSION! This sounds like a karaoke version with vocals.
You got it exactly right! It's mind numbing how many supposed Beatles experts are on here calling this obvious cover the original version, lol
I'd like to see you react to any of the songs from the "Across The Universe"... Great musical using Beatles songs...
“Excuse me. I come from the world of hip-hop.” - I’m gonna say that, without The Beatles, hip-hop (and damn-near all other music since ‘70) doesn’t exist in the same way.
It's cool to see someone discover The Beatles
This is not the original and it's not even the Beatles. It's an obvious cover.
My favorite George compositions : It's All Too Much, Something, Here Comes the Sun and While my gitaur Gently Weeps.
While My Guitar Gently Weeps is on the Beatles double White album, not Abbey Road. Year of release 1968. I was 18 years old. It is so interesting to hear young people react to the music I grew up with. The Beatles caused worldwide cultural revolution. It was an amazing time musically. Most music of the 1960s was frankly pure drivel. Back then I was an aspiring art student/hippie lol. There are very few musicians from that era to make such a worldwide impact. Good job sir.
An interesting note about the song is that Eric Clapton actually recorded the lead guitar and that was overdubbed onto the Beatles recording. While collaborating with the Beatles, Clapton fell in love with Pattie Boyd, who was George Harrison's wife at the time. George Harrison was the primary writer on While My Guitar Gently Weeps. After falling for Boyd, Clapton wrote Layla, inspired by Boyd. Boyd eventually left Harrison and later married Clapton.
are the Beatles British?
no they're from Paterson NJ
I love George’s voice and accent
prince did the cover as well as a host of other singers. George Harrison of the Beatles wrote it. they were the British invasion of the 60s! the Beatles are Paul McCartney, John Lennon, Ringo starr, and George Harrison. Eric Clapton played guitar on this song too.
You have got to do a review of the latest first time released on Disney plus documentary! It’s amazing
You should hear the acoustic demo of this song . No bells and whistles, but twice as dark and haunting.
Or at least listen to the original by the Beatles. This is not the original and it's not even the Beatles. It's an obvious cover.