Last night I said these words to my Subscribers You know you’re the ones that I admire Come on (come on), come on (come on) Come on (come on), come on (come on) Please like and subscribe and hit that BELLLLLLL!
@@ukebox00oftheworld63 Today's so-called "artists" will NEVER know the REAL feeling of holding up that plaque with the silver, or gold, or even platinum disc representing the mammoth sales of their album or single. That plaque with the disc shows REAL PROOF that your record was successful. Having so many streams of a song.... that means NOTHING.... Seeing actual copies of your records literally flying off the shelves of the record stores and seeing the disappointed looks on the faces of those who got to the shop too late and missed out.....THAT IS EVERYTHING!
@@ukebox00oftheworld63 Is *your* UA-cam channel better than Hobs' channel? How are sales of *your* second album doing? What? You *don't* have your own UA-cam channel *and* two albums finished, released, and available worldwide? Hobs does! Soooooo...
1963: Please pleaaase me, oh yeah! 1965: Help! I need somebody, help! 1966: BEEP BEEP 1967: *MiStEr cItY pOliCeMaN sItTinG pReTtY lItTlE pOliCeMan iN a rOw*
Another pattern for all future early Beatle albums was also established that day. John got a majority of the lead vocals. John had been nursing a very sore throat all day, sucking on throat lozenges and drinking glasses of milk to get him through what must have been a very painful day.
Another interesting video, thanks. I didn't get a copy of this L.P. until 1980, the year I turned 13 and still have the same copy. You're right about it not charting straight away: released March 22nd, it hit number one in the UK w/c May 11th, for 30 weeks, then being replaced by With The Beatles, w/c December 7th. Interesting about The Shadows; when Please P!ease Me hit #1, it replaced the 'Summer Holiday' soundtrack by Cliff & The Shadows (#1, 14 weeks) and before that, The Shadows 'Out Of The Shadows' (#1, 2 weeks). My 17 year-old son bought a 1963 mono copy last year too. Timeless band. Keep up the brilliant, informative videos. Thanks.
I admire your passion, dedication as well as your narrative abilities in doing all these constructive videos, based on historical facts and details about our most beloved "The Beatles". The same goes for your music! I really thank you and I wish you all the best luck always!
I love this series and your new album. And I’m from Liverpool but my accent isn’t that strong so when my friend turned to me today and said, “you sound like one of the Beatles” I almost died from happiness right there😂💙
Great video as always! Have you ever considered doing videos on some of the great solo outputs of the Beatles? I recently listened to a podcast going through all of McCartneys discography, and a lot of these stories behind the songs are really fascinating.
@@JamesMaharajOfficial What a great choice! 1970 was a great year with solo releases from all four Beatles as well as Let it be! Must have beeen a great time to be a Beatles fan. (Except for the breakup of course)
Another fun fact about this album is the Beatles had to use their own instruments for recording, and you can hear Ringo's kick drum pedal squeaking on a few tracks. For me it's most notable on "Anna (Go to Him)".
I like this series, fun to learn these little facts. I like please please me, I think it's a great sounding little album for a at the time brand new band
You have the perfect platform to work in some of your songs. Or just put some on UA-cam and reference them in your info. Thanks for making and posting these great videos...always nice knowing more about the groups we enjoyed.
I love your work on these videos! Thanks for doing these they have become some of my favorites. Also, I know how you feel about being kind of lost in the shuffle amongst all of the music out there. After doing music for over 40 years I have only one song that did anything and that was not much of a much. A lot of my early stuff has never seen the light of day. I hope to change that by getting it on Spotify along with my new stuff that's up there already. Still, if I can convince a few people to give it a chance that's good enough. Good luck with your music....Keep playing and keep doing these great videos!!
Man I love your videos! Been watching your channel for about 5 or 6 months now-I gotta say, whenever I see a new Hollyhobs video in the feed I can’t wait to watch it. And I’ve checked out your music (some time ago actually)and I am duly impressed. Happy to be a member of the audience for your vids as well as your tunes. Keep on rockin!
You are seriously one of the best music channels on all of UA-cam and one of my overall favourites in general. Few upload notifications make me as exited. Keep it up! :)
I was touched by your remark about your feelings about this being the first time in your life that you're being heard. Many of us have a moment like that and it is fulfilling. PS, Helen Shapiro really was gorgeous wasn't she?
This is the Best of all there Albums,it was Raw,and exciting back in early 63, before the producer took over too much It’s the Album of there’s I still play constantly, It’s Fabulous.
I saw on a BBC documentary that they didn’t intentionally save Twist and Shout for last. It was actually that they had decided to drop one of the songs they tried to record that day (I think “Hold Me Tight”) and so had to come up with another song to replace it. On a break, one of the EMI staff mentioned how he liked their rendition of “La Bamba” that he had heard them play on the radio. George said, “You mean, Twist and Shout?” and based on that short discussion they added it to the end of the recording session.
Another fact: in that marathon session, 11 songs were put to tape, but one didn’t make the final cut, which is an early version of Hold Me Tight. The song was re-record a couple of months later for the With The Beatles album, but that early version has never surfaced due to the fact that according to Mark Lewisohn, the master tape was either taped over or destroyed.
This album features my two favorite songs of all time, regardless of group... Twist And Shout (my all time favorite song ever) Please Please Me (my second favorite song ever)
I really enjoy your album. I can't really explain what it is about it. Perhaps somewhat of a style I enjoy but there's also something more about it. Good job.
I just got some teeth pulled out and it hurts so bad, I'm on the verge of crying all the time. My pills aren't working yet, they will soon. Your voice calmed me down so much, thank you so much....
Def in my top 4 Beatles albums. Sgt peppers, revolver, rubber soul, please please me. However every album with except MAYBE let it be are among my top albums of all time.
@@JamesMaharajOfficial Thank you! These little mini-docs on the LPs are great! Been watching 1 or 2 the last few nights. Now my entire feed is Beatles stuff. 🙄
No mention that Ringo did not play drums on Love Me Do? Session drummer Andy White is the drummer on Love Me Do for the album although there are versions out there with Ringo and Pete Best playing drums. Also, the original album cover for Let It Be was taken at the same spot this was taken with the boys in the same positions. It was like they knew Let It Be was going to be their last album(even though it was recorded before Abbey Road).
Another interesting fact, regarding the lack of time & money. It relates to Ask Me Why on the album. Quote : "The Beatles production was too tight to allow for 2nd thoughts. Even 'dropping in' to erase a small mistake (such as the guitar fluff at 1.26)". A quote from the book, Revolution In The Head, by Ian Macdonald. You can hear the "fluff", made by George, on both the album & single. Such a thing would be unthinkable nowadays, with digital recording/editing facilities, even on the tightest of budgets.
@@JamesMaharajOfficial I had a dulcimer, but it looked more a small guitar you laid in your lap. Anyways, going to subscribe, I don't do this. - unless you teach me something I don't know. Keep up the good work.
Having so many "streams" counts for NOTHING! Having the physical record there in your hands, reading the label and noting every detail of it, seeing that big 45 in the top-right portion of the the black Parlophone label and the catalogue number under it, seeing the publishing credit printed there on the left of the label with the matrix number under it and the "Recording First Published...." year-date, and then seeing below the punch-out optional centre, the song title with your name as composer in brackets, then your name as performer in bolder print under that, with the copyright warning around the edge beginning with "The Parlophone Co. Ltd All Rights of... and that Made In Gt.Britain at the bottom of the label, NOW THAT'S REALLY SOMETHING!!! THERE IS NOTHING LIKE HAVING THE TANGIBLE PRODUCT RIGHT THERE IN YOUR HANDS!
Yes, The Shadows were the biggest group in the UK before the Beatles. The Shadows were a fantastic instrumental group featuring Hank Marvin on lead guitar. However, The Shadows focus was on instrumentals tracks which eventually limited their appeal in face of the British invasion bands. It was not until the late 60s that they really concentrated on vocal tracks.
I recently read a book called The Beatles: The Biography which spoke of the song Twist and Shout. It states that they needed one more song for the record (yes, I said record). They chose Twist and Shout to fill that space. John was suffering from a terrible cold at the time, but did it anyway. He did drink lots of milk to help soothe his throat, but today we know that milk is not a good idea for singers because of the amount of mucus it creates. I always noticed the cracking in his voice when I listened to this song. Once I read the book, it made sense why it sounded that way. He sounded like someone with a cold trying to sing. For Beatles fans, I highly recommend the book. It is close to 1000 pages on Kindle, but well worth it.
It nearly had nine original songs on it - "Hold Me Tight" was recorded for this album but they couldn't quite get it together. So, given the time pressure, they moved on.
I don't know. I don't know how many of these you have done because I've only heard, some time ago, the video you did on Maxwell's Silver Hammer. Anyway, I'll subscribe and try to check them out.
Last night I said these words to my Subscribers
You know you’re the ones that I admire
Come on (come on), come on (come on)
Come on (come on), come on (come on)
Please like and subscribe and hit that BELLLLLLL!
Lol what?
Hahaha..I sang that in my head!🤘
Gang
Ethan Johnson Please Please Me
Love your version of Please please me! And hit that bell🛎
I just want to tell you how much I appreciate all your hard work. These videos are wonderful
Thank you so much! That means a lot to me.
Yes this is true I second this. Thank you for making these wonderful videos
❤
You are a talented man, and most certainly, a humble one as well.
Why is he talented? I mean really why? These facts are old facts, nothing talented about that. What next? Kill'em a genius?
@@ukebox00oftheworld63 Today's so-called "artists" will NEVER know the REAL feeling of holding up that plaque with the silver, or gold, or even platinum disc representing the mammoth sales of their album or single. That plaque with the disc shows REAL PROOF that your record was successful. Having so many streams of a song.... that means NOTHING.... Seeing actual copies of your records literally flying off the shelves of the record stores and seeing the disappointed looks on the faces of those who got to the shop too late and missed out.....THAT IS EVERYTHING!
@@ukebox00oftheworld63 have you heard his album?
@@ukebox00oftheworld63 Is *your* UA-cam channel better than Hobs' channel? How are sales of *your* second album doing? What? You *don't* have your own UA-cam channel *and* two albums finished, released, and available worldwide? Hobs does! Soooooo...
1963: Please pleaaase me, oh yeah!
1965: Help! I need somebody, help!
1966: BEEP BEEP
1967: *MiStEr cItY pOliCeMaN sItTinG pReTtY lItTlE pOliCeMan iN a rOw*
John had what is called release in his voice, fearless volume. He was the leader.
I just had what is also called "release" in my pants, fearsome volume. It was the tacos.
Paul and John were the leaders of the Beatles but I prefer paul
Another pattern for all future early Beatle albums was also established that day. John got a majority of the lead vocals. John had been nursing a very sore throat all day, sucking on throat lozenges and drinking glasses of milk to get him through what must have been a very painful day.
@SavageArfad ... and that as-yet unnamed fisherman's friend *thanked* John for it!
Drinking milk never works well for vocalists....
Another interesting video, thanks. I didn't get a copy of this L.P. until 1980, the year I turned 13 and still have the same copy. You're right about it not charting straight away: released March 22nd, it hit number one in the UK w/c May 11th, for 30 weeks, then being replaced by With The Beatles, w/c December 7th. Interesting about The Shadows; when Please P!ease Me hit #1, it replaced the 'Summer Holiday' soundtrack by Cliff & The Shadows (#1, 14 weeks) and before that, The Shadows 'Out Of The Shadows' (#1, 2 weeks). My 17 year-old son bought a 1963 mono copy last year too. Timeless band. Keep up the brilliant, informative videos. Thanks.
Please do Ten interesting facts about abbey Road or sgt peppers
working on them right now! They are so interesting!
Awesome 🤘
🌀 Rare fact: Throughout the album (except on I Saw Her Standing There) the Höfner bass guitar A-string is slightly out of tune (A=432 Hz). 🤔🙂
@Klaus Toth He just said it as an interesting fact.
Klaus Toth 😂 Isaac was so concerned for you 😂👏🏻. Well done sir.
Hofner’s are nearly impossible to intonate. Probably in tune with an open A and by the time you get to the seventh fret it’s out. Good ear!
@@mez5590
Where did you get that from?
@@BassicVIC I’ve had a Hofner Vintage ‘62 for 20 years. 😄
this is actually my favorite album
Me too. It's just overflowing with energy and enthusiasm. By the way, can you hear the squeaky bass drum pedal?
I admire your passion, dedication as well as your narrative abilities in doing all these constructive videos, based on historical facts and details about our most beloved "The Beatles". The same goes for your music! I really thank you and I wish you all the best luck always!
Absolutely fantastic and cool thank you
This is easily the best of your videos.
Thanks for the video! Going to see Paul in may! 😎🔥🔥🔥
Great video, I love this series. Please please me with more videos like these.
Please Please Me isn’t my favorite Beatles album but I gotta appreciation how it help pave the way for, in my opinion, better albums.
always a pleasure to hear your voice explain something to me...and now it's a pleasure to hear your voice sing something to me
He has such a calming voice, yall. These videos give me my daily serotonin🥰
Underrated channel
Great work!!!
Every video of yours I’ve watched is worth watching again. Always a good job.
Continued success to you and your music! You already have the best Beatles channel on UA-cam.
Wow stumbled upon this and want to say thank you! I am loving the content. I look forward to more!
THANKS FOR THIS GREAT CHANNEL. 😀👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
Such a great channel, I love John’s voice on this album, enjoyed hearing all this great information
Thank you so much for your videos I really love them and they are so interesting!
Another interesting video.
Thank you! ❤
*Richard* 🍀
I love this series and your new album. And I’m from Liverpool but my accent isn’t that strong so when my friend turned to me today and said, “you sound like one of the Beatles” I almost died from happiness right there😂💙
I love your user name!!!
That was a beautiful speech at the end! I will most definitely check out your album right after I stop binging your other videos
Can’t stop watching this channel I love the Beatles
Great information Great job
I have been a beatles fan 3 years ago
and your channel is the best channel ever
All love and support from Egypt ❤
You sir....are awesome!!!
Thank you!
Thanks for this great channel!!! I am a classical Composer, but I love The Beatles. They were so musical gifted.
Great video as always!
Have you ever considered doing videos on some of the great solo outputs of the Beatles? I recently listened to a podcast going through all of McCartneys discography, and a lot of these stories behind the songs are really fascinating.
Yes for sure, We're actually working on George's All Things Must Pass Album!
@@JamesMaharajOfficial What a great choice! 1970 was a great year with solo releases from all four Beatles as well as Let it be! Must have beeen a great time to be a Beatles fan. (Except for the breakup of course)
I don’t normally watch UA-cam videos all the way through, but you always manage to make me!
Another fun fact about this album is the Beatles had to use their own instruments for recording, and you can hear Ringo's kick drum pedal squeaking on a few tracks. For me it's most notable on "Anna (Go to Him)".
I like this series, fun to learn these little facts. I like please please me, I think it's a great sounding little album for a at the time brand new band
You have the perfect platform to work in some of your songs. Or just put some on UA-cam and reference them in your info. Thanks for making and posting these great videos...always nice knowing more about the groups we enjoyed.
I love your work on these videos! Thanks for doing these they have become some of my favorites. Also, I know how you feel about being kind of lost in the shuffle amongst all of the music out there. After doing music for over 40 years I have only one song that did anything and that was not much of a much. A lot of my early stuff has never seen the light of day. I hope to change that by getting it on Spotify along with my new stuff that's up there already. Still, if I can convince a few people to give it a chance that's good enough. Good luck with your music....Keep playing and keep doing these great videos!!
One of my favorite albums!
I always learn something here! Thank you!
Just listened to your music man! Very cool! U can hear the influences thats for sure. I love it!
First time I've watched your review very good!
This is my favorite Beatles channel and channel ever! I love your album. Swamp king is one of my favs
This is one of my favorite albums! Love it!
Started listening to your new album and it is really good! Keep up the good work!
i really like your videos and your music...i just wish it was available on vinyl....i wish you all the best...peace...rocky
Thank you!!
ur album is far better than all the shite that gets mainstream advertisement. much love from scotland
Whatever happened or how it happened just thank goodness it did. It is hard to imagine a world without those songs. Just does not seem feasible.
Man I love your videos! Been watching your channel for about 5 or 6 months now-I gotta say, whenever I see a new Hollyhobs video in the feed I can’t wait to watch it. And I’ve checked out your music (some time ago actually)and I am duly impressed. Happy to be a member of the audience for your vids as well as your tunes. Keep on rockin!
You are seriously one of the best music channels on all of UA-cam and one of my overall favourites in general. Few upload notifications make me as exited. Keep it up! :)
This album was made on my birthday!
I'm obsessed with your user name
Bro lucky, I share a birthday with the release of Cold Turkey, but my girlfriend shares a birthday with Yoko Ono kek
@@wynnie_margeaux 😅
Dude you're great thanks for your insights!
That epilogue was so charming.😍 Good luck with ur music, good sir!
Misery is one of my favorite songs on Please Please Me. Very catchy tune.
One of the best UA-camrs on the platform no joke
Good work, you really do research. Not my favorite album but its fun to know these things about it!
Great video and you know I did learn something new too !!
Best of luck with your album! 👍👍👍
Love your vids! I’ll now be checking your Spotify! 👍🙏😄
These videos really help me
Lennons voice was so awesome singing twist and shout! It could have been Cobain :)
I was touched by your remark about your feelings about this being the first time in your life that you're being heard.
Many of us have a moment like that and it is fulfilling.
PS, Helen Shapiro really was gorgeous wasn't she?
This is the Best of all there Albums,it was Raw,and exciting back in early 63, before the producer took over too much
It’s the Album of there’s I still play constantly, It’s Fabulous.
It's remarkable isn't it in 6 months the album finally hit the top of the charts perseverance paid off Big!
I saw on a BBC documentary that they didn’t intentionally save Twist and Shout for last. It was actually that they had decided to drop one of the songs they tried to record that day (I think “Hold Me Tight”) and so had to come up with another song to replace it. On a break, one of the EMI staff mentioned how he liked their rendition of “La Bamba” that he had heard them play on the radio. George said, “You mean, Twist and Shout?” and based on that short discussion they added it to the end of the recording session.
We all admire you greatly.
Another fact: in that marathon session, 11 songs were put to tape, but one didn’t make the final cut, which is an early version of Hold Me Tight. The song was re-record a couple of months later for the With The Beatles album, but that early version has never surfaced due to the fact that according to Mark Lewisohn, the master tape was either taped over or destroyed.
This album features my two favorite songs of all time, regardless of group...
Twist And Shout (my all time favorite song ever)
Please Please Me (my second favorite song ever)
I really enjoy your album. I can't really explain what it is about it. Perhaps somewhat of a style I enjoy but there's also something more about it. Good job.
You look like the new host of Blue's Clues... and I dig it
I just got some teeth pulled out and it hurts so bad, I'm on the verge of crying all the time. My pills aren't working yet, they will soon. Your voice calmed me down so much, thank you so much....
Def in my top 4 Beatles albums. Sgt peppers, revolver, rubber soul, please please me. However every album with except MAYBE let it be are among my top albums of all time.
Love the channel! Is that my speech bubble plugin? If so, cool!
Holy shit! That’s you! Yup, great work on that!
@@JamesMaharajOfficial Thank you! These little mini-docs on the LPs are great! Been watching 1 or 2 the last few nights. Now my entire feed is Beatles stuff. 🙄
Ello from the Philippines!
Fun fact
The Beatles hated the Philippines
YES!
Johns voice was incredible on this record
Sage Wave
Yes it was. I could listen all day
You are so right about modern music industry it’s more about money
I have the vinyl and I've NEVER seen the "McCartney-Lennon" below the song titles. I'm shooked :0
You make great content...thank you!!
No mention that Ringo did not play drums on Love Me Do? Session drummer Andy White is the drummer on Love Me Do for the album although there are versions out there with Ringo and Pete Best playing drums. Also, the original album cover for Let It Be was taken at the same spot this was taken with the boys in the same positions. It was like they knew Let It Be was going to be their last album(even though it was recorded before Abbey Road).
0:25 *correction* greatest group or artist of all time
This is Real Music for sure. Beatles are #1
I know Paul McCartney is like 77/ 78 now and I'm 25 nearly 26 but aaah Paul had such dreamy eyes when he was younger
Interestingly, I find their debut to be one of my favourites from them.
I still got their original LP and 45 rpm. And have original John & Yoko two inch foto, with words Peace John and Yoko. 1972.
Another interesting fact, regarding the lack of time & money. It relates to Ask Me Why on the album. Quote : "The Beatles production was too tight to allow for 2nd thoughts. Even 'dropping in' to erase a small mistake (such as the guitar fluff at 1.26)". A quote from the book, Revolution In The Head, by Ian Macdonald. You can hear the "fluff", made by George, on both the album & single. Such a thing would be unthinkable nowadays, with digital recording/editing facilities, even on the tightest of budgets.
Exceptionally well done. What is the thing on the right(from the viewers perspective) behind you? Looks like a mixer, but prob not.
Hey thanks! It’s a hammered dulcimer, very old very cool folk instrument
@@JamesMaharajOfficial I had a dulcimer, but it looked more a small guitar you laid in your lap. Anyways, going to subscribe, I don't do this. - unless you teach me something I don't know. Keep up the good work.
i would like to share your video on a fb page in order to introduce u to people ...keep going my friend
Having so many "streams" counts for NOTHING! Having the physical record there in your hands, reading the label and noting every detail of it, seeing that big 45 in the top-right portion of the the black Parlophone label and the catalogue number under it, seeing the publishing credit printed there on the left of the label with the matrix number under it and the "Recording First Published...." year-date, and then seeing below the punch-out optional centre, the song title with your name as composer in brackets, then your name as performer in bolder print under that, with the copyright warning around the edge beginning with "The Parlophone Co. Ltd All Rights of... and that Made In Gt.Britain at the bottom of the label, NOW THAT'S REALLY SOMETHING!!! THERE IS NOTHING LIKE HAVING THE TANGIBLE PRODUCT RIGHT THERE IN YOUR HANDS!
Yes, The Shadows were the biggest group in the UK before the Beatles. The Shadows were a fantastic instrumental group featuring Hank Marvin on lead guitar. However, The Shadows focus was on instrumentals tracks which eventually limited their appeal in face of the British invasion bands. It was not until the late 60s that they really concentrated on vocal tracks.
Rock on dude!
I recently read a book called The Beatles: The Biography which spoke of the song Twist and Shout. It states that they needed one more song for the record (yes, I said record). They chose Twist and Shout to fill that space. John was suffering from a terrible cold at the time, but did it anyway. He did drink lots of milk to help soothe his throat, but today we know that milk is not a good idea for singers because of the amount of mucus it creates. I always noticed the cracking in his voice when I listened to this song. Once I read the book, it made sense why it sounded that way. He sounded like someone with a cold trying to sing. For Beatles fans, I highly recommend the book. It is close to 1000 pages on Kindle, but well worth it.
“Twist & Shout” turns out to be the closing track off the album for both “Please Please Me” in the UK, and “Introducing the Beatles” in the US.
Thank you for these mind sweets. Delicious.
I'm glad that you didn't say that the album was recorded in one day because it wasn't. The 2 previous singles were also on the album.
What made the Beatles rock Gods, was the fact that they used their own material as for others of that time were still doing cover songs.
What is the piano song playing in the background at the end of the video?
It nearly had nine original songs on it - "Hold Me Tight" was recorded for this album but they couldn't quite get it together. So, given the time pressure, they moved on.
I don't know. I don't know how many of these you have done because I've only heard, some time ago, the video you did on Maxwell's Silver Hammer. Anyway, I'll subscribe and try to check them out.