She Loves You: The song that really pushed The Beatles forward in 1963!
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- Опубліковано 25 вер 2024
- This video is about the song "She Loves You" by The Beatles, exploring how it was created and some clever insights to how it was created and what those surrounding the band at the time thought about it.
Dude it was 1964 - They made their U S debut on Ed Sullivan in February 1964 - It all happened after that
Yes, their first Ed Sullivan show appearance was 1964. “She Loves You” was first released in the UK on 08/23/1963.
The Beatles first four songs were Please Please Me, From Me toYou, I Want to Hold Your Hand and Twist and Shout. These others, Love Me Do, Do You Want to know a Secret, She Loves You, which actually broke on radio in the fall of 65, were all backdated by way of extremes from music insiders and their family members and technologies and clever editing used for evil, just like Hank Williams and Jr did a video together for Tear in my Beer after Hank was dead. There is a reason music history is being falsely backdated. Now the story is the Beatles first formed in 1957 when they first began in September of 1962 when Pete was part of it. But it is true that the Beatles had hits in England in 1963. It was not She Loves You however. It was Please Please Me but later in 63, more like October to November timeframe so know that Billboard Charts are being falsified. Some of us were alive and can easily recall the exact days these songs broke. This massive attempt to backdate and brainwash peoole as to when some songs of various artists and bands broke is going to backfire on all these people. Yet the Beatles did break in Englahd in late 63. The sensation that was The Beatles, in the US that all began in 1964 with the publicity preceding and during the Ed Sullivan show. I have this video saved in my Beatles playlist so I know this channel and creator.
@@ReliableRocker - It probably depends if you are looking at it from a UK or a US perspective
@@johnknehans3838 Yes, exactly. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Mull of whatever was such a boring song. Sooo boring. Maybe every Scot bought it after a night on the whisky!