I honestly think that this is Paul's best vocal performance. He had such a vocal range. He even screams in key. The Beatles were ground breakers. They were always ahead of the curve.
I think the reason a lot of us old Beatles fans love these reactions so much, is seeing your joy as you recognize how unbelievably amazing they were. Your reactions are always great, you have a good ear for music, and, of course, great taste!😊
@@davidcohen7146 John was the nearest to pitch perfect though. Never heard him hit a flat note and could get deeper than Paul could ever reach. The combination of their voices was phenomenal.
@@AshenSamarakoon he couldn't. Don't want to argue on my friend Jayy's space. But the fact - and it IS a documented FACT - is that John's voice was naturally deeper - and could REACH deeper - than Paul's could. They both had great voices, Paul could go shrill and higher than John who's more powerful bellow dominates those early hits (She Loves You, Eight Days A Week etc) where they sing joint lead. Paul provided the counter harmony to John's fearsome vocal. They worked well together and I love them both. But I'm mindful that John is the only Beatle who never sang flat. A naturally instinctive singer whom no one - not even elastic voiced brilliant mimic Paul - could quite copy. Lennon didn't copy anyone else's vocal style and no one could reproduce his.
@@isyourbackstillbad Lennon's voice was so unique than any other Beatle, but I think Paul's voice was more versatile and capable. They're both great without any arguments, but Yes John had a deep voice, but Paul sang low down to A1 note in a MJ's song which he provided backing vocals to. John could go low down to lower level of the 2nd octave as I remember ( can't remember the exact note), I don't know whether he was capable of singing even lower, but I haven't heard such a thing in any song he sang nor in any of the articles videos which I've watched about their ranges and other vocal stuff. Ringo's low vocals can be heard in his solo work. There are numerous guest singers in his songs, but even he sang really low down to C2 in his solo songs.
I am a big Beatles fan since I was a child buying 45s. My first five albums were the Beatles and I thank you for going through these diverse albums. Makes me smile. We knew we were witnessing history.
My older brother seen them on the Ed sulivan show on TV and became a huge fan. Years later I walked into his room to ask him something and noticed the Sgt. Peppers album he was listining to, I was blown away & got into them hardcore. Their genius was undeniable.
@Jayy- Don't ever over think yourself on Paul singing lead in any Beatles song. Whenever you hear the high notes then you know its Paul singing lead bc no other Beatle could hit those high notes like he could. Oh Darling is another great Beatle song. Great reaction.
I've religiously listened to their music for more than 10 years now and everytime I do, it feels as if I'm experiencing it for the first time. Just legendary and timeless!
Another great Paul vocal is “I’m Down.” This one is an earlier song recorded on June 14th 1965 when Paul was only 23 years old. He screams his lungs out on this one.
Yeah, the contrast between Michele and Helter Skelter is a great example of the diversity in their music. I'm sure you will find a few more Beatles songs pleasing to listen to. I first saw them on Ed Sullivan when I was eleven years old in 1964. We had the old rabbit ears on the TV so the reception was bad, very fuzzy. But I remember everyone rushing into the room, surrounding the TV to see them. We all joked about their name, but they were no joke, when they came to America it was a period of an amazing explosion of musical creativity.
I have waited so long for you to react to this song! I watched twice! Its worth it for the looks on your beautiful face when Paul was pushing his voice to the limit, the "Wooos" and wonderful harmonies. Apparently Paul hardened his voice up to sound like the end of a long tour. On top of all that, wasn't Ringo just brilliant on the drums? One of your bet Jayy ❤❤
I’m so excited that you’re doing this amazing song that showcases another facet of Paul McCartney’s colossal talent!! I just love your facial expressions! Great choice and great reaction. You hit the nail on the head when you talk about their versatility. You can rest assured that the next Beatles song you hear will never sound like the last one you heard! You can stop searching for the bad Beatles song. You will not find it. Keep up the great reactions honey 🌺✌️
Haven't been here for a minute but so happy you are still checking out Beatles. Here we go. That's what I'm saying, Jayy. You riding right along with it. Fantastic. Thanks!
That's Paul singing, from Side One, the 4th track. The Side Two Medley from the album Abbey Road is a 'Must' for your listening enjoyment; YOU NEVER GIVE ME YOUR MONEY, SUN KING, MEAN MR. MUSTARD, POLYTHENE PAM, SHE CAME IN THRU THE BATHROOM WINDOW, GOLDEN SLUMBERS, CARRY THAT WEIGHT, THE END and finally HER MAJESTY - which takes up 16+ minutes, and don't let anyone tell you to do the 'restored version' because that sequence is out of order and DOES NOT flow naturally like the original vinyl studio mixed recording does. So I promise you, Jayy, you will be forever amazed at The Beatles' Side Two Medley after hearing it!
Paul was paying tribute to legend Little Richard. Even though it’s a Paul song, John Lennon held a grudge because he wanted sing it, John felt it was more of his kind of song to perform.
towards the end she mumbles "is this...george?".....this is the voice of God, this is the one and only unmistakable Sir Paul McCartney. His upper registry and rock-voice could upstage anyone, now or then.
I love the Beatles too...only like 300 to go...Pls. react to 2 short songs that are often overlooked but great: THANK YOU GIRL and FROM ME TO YOU...early greats and so much fun
Paul showing off his chops. 😁 Jayy, Have you heard Ringo do his drum solo on that album? Right after 'carry that weight' he slips into his solo...check that out. It's pretty good.
Elvis and The Beatles were my favorites in the 50s and 60s, but this is the first time I’ve hear this song. Both of these artists evolved over time and had different sounds and music.
Love the background harmony and Paul’s voice of course . What I remember is that when a new Beatles album came out it sounding nothing like the previous album . If a new Rolling Stones album came out we would say oh that sounds like the stones or a new Grateful Dead album we would recognize who it was but the beatles always changed from album to album
This is the typical "Swamp Pop" sound, though it wasn't known as that back then. It's pretty much New Orleans R&B. Paul was inspired when The Beatles came on tour in Louisiana.
Why is this one of my favorite Beatles songs? I don’t know. They have so many great ones, yet, this one I’ve always loved from the first listened. Listening to my mom’s records when I was about eight or nine, when I first heard this one.
I honestly think that this is Paul's best vocal performance. He had such a vocal range. He even screams in key. The Beatles were ground breakers. They were always ahead of the curve.
I agree, although I think it is tied with Maybe I'm Amazed
This is Paul through and through. I think it's one of his best vocals. Incredible song.
Paul was inspired by Little Richard and this is one of the songs reflecting that inspiration.
Love Paul's voice!!! He plays ALOT of instruments too. Just like Prince did. This song is one of my favorites! Thank you so much, Jayy.❤
He did it well before Prince, for the record.
@@newms69 Yes, he did. Just making a comparison.
I absolutely LOVE "Oh Darling!" Loved your response Jayy!! Spot on!
Both Geminis
@@elishabacon2299 Stop believing in astrology idiot
I think the reason a lot of us old Beatles fans love these reactions so much, is seeing your joy as you recognize how unbelievably amazing they were. Your reactions are always great, you have a good ear for music, and, of course, great taste!😊
Love when Paul really opens up his voice and gets that raspy quality to his voice 🔥
Whenever I listen to this song, all I hear is the drumming. Such perfection!!!
Ringo is very underrated, not a flash drummer. Just a very very good one
Paul shredding his voice for the cause.
one of the best Beatles songs! Paul can sing!
He could hit those high notes like no other Beatle. Paul has always been my fav Beatle and to me the best one.
@@davidcohen7146 John was the nearest to pitch perfect though. Never heard him hit a flat note and could get deeper than Paul could ever reach. The combination of their voices was phenomenal.
@@isyourbackstillbad No, Paul could sing way more lower than John, and surprisingly even Ringo could.
@@AshenSamarakoon he couldn't. Don't want to argue on my friend Jayy's space. But the fact - and it IS a documented FACT - is that John's voice was naturally deeper - and could REACH deeper - than Paul's could. They both had great voices, Paul could go shrill and higher than John who's more powerful bellow dominates those early hits (She Loves You, Eight Days A Week etc) where they sing joint lead. Paul provided the counter harmony to John's fearsome vocal. They worked well together and I love them both. But I'm mindful that John is the only Beatle who never sang flat. A naturally instinctive singer whom no one - not even elastic voiced brilliant mimic Paul - could quite copy. Lennon didn't copy anyone else's vocal style and no one could reproduce his.
@@isyourbackstillbad Lennon's voice was so unique than any other Beatle, but I think Paul's voice was more versatile and capable. They're both great without any arguments, but Yes John had a deep voice, but Paul sang low down to A1 note in a MJ's song which he provided backing vocals to. John could go low down to lower level of the 2nd octave as I remember ( can't remember the exact note), I don't know whether he was capable of singing even lower, but I haven't heard such a thing in any song he sang nor in any of the articles videos which I've watched about their ranges and other vocal stuff. Ringo's low vocals can be heard in his solo work. There are numerous guest singers in his songs, but even he sang really low down to C2 in his solo songs.
I am a big Beatles fan since I was a child buying 45s. My first five albums were the Beatles and I thank you for going through these diverse albums. Makes me smile. We knew we were witnessing history.
My older brother seen them on the Ed sulivan show on TV and became a huge fan. Years later I walked into his room to ask him something and noticed the Sgt. Peppers album he was listining to, I was blown away & got into them hardcore. Their genius was undeniable.
Right with you, Kevin. Will NEVER be another Beatles!
@Jayy- Don't ever over think yourself on Paul singing lead in any Beatles song. Whenever you hear the high notes then you know its Paul singing lead bc no other Beatle could hit those high notes like he could. Oh Darling is another great Beatle song. Great reaction.
That's a WOW song!! What a singer
I've religiously listened to their music for more than 10 years now and everytime I do, it feels as if I'm experiencing it for the first time. Just legendary and timeless!
Another great Paul vocal is “I’m Down.” This one is an earlier song recorded on June 14th 1965 when Paul was only 23 years old. He screams his lungs out on this one.
Yeah, the contrast between Michele and Helter Skelter is a great example of the diversity in their music. I'm sure you will find a few more Beatles songs pleasing to listen to. I first saw them on Ed Sullivan when I was eleven years old in 1964. We had the old rabbit ears on the TV so the reception was bad, very fuzzy. But I remember everyone rushing into the room, surrounding the TV to see them. We all joked about their name, but they were no joke, when they came to America it was a period of an amazing explosion of musical creativity.
One of my favorites!
There will never be a better group, they could write every style of music
Love the way Paul sang this song. Martha my Dear was another favorite for me.
Whenever i play Abbey Road, I love it when Maxwells Silver Hammer leads on to Oh! Darling. Oh yeah.
McCartney 🤩
Paul’s vocal range is wicked.
It is Paul! Good guess! ❤
One of my all-time favorite Beatles songs.....
Jayy, I love when you play The Beatles, I’m with you girl, never any bad songs, definitely Paul on lead vocals
I forgot how much I love your reactions. That was wonderful.
I have waited so long for you to react to this song!
I watched twice!
Its worth it for the looks on your beautiful face when Paul was pushing his voice to the limit, the "Wooos" and wonderful harmonies.
Apparently Paul hardened his voice up to sound like the end of a long tour.
On top of all that, wasn't Ringo just brilliant on the drums?
One of your bet Jayy ❤❤
Abbey Road is what albums were like when I was still a teenager. I wore that album out. Soul, Blues and Jazz was what this was all about.
Paul McCartney, the man of a thousand voices
I’m so excited that you’re doing this amazing song that showcases another facet of Paul McCartney’s colossal talent!! I just love your facial expressions! Great choice and great reaction. You hit the nail on the head when you talk about their versatility. You can rest assured that the next Beatles song you hear will never sound like the last one you heard! You can stop searching for the bad Beatles song. You will not find it. Keep up the great reactions honey 🌺✌️
❤ The Beatles!!
Haven't been here for a minute but so happy you are still checking out Beatles. Here we go. That's what I'm saying, Jayy. You riding right along with it. Fantastic. Thanks!
Ringo's drums
Paul's voice is amazing
This is what a living legend sounds like.
What a blast from the past! Thanks for whoever made the suggestion!
I love the Beatles.
That's Paul singing, from Side One, the 4th track. The Side Two Medley from the album Abbey Road is a 'Must' for your listening enjoyment; YOU NEVER GIVE ME YOUR MONEY, SUN KING, MEAN MR. MUSTARD, POLYTHENE PAM, SHE CAME IN THRU THE BATHROOM WINDOW, GOLDEN SLUMBERS, CARRY THAT WEIGHT, THE END and finally HER MAJESTY - which takes up 16+ minutes, and don't let anyone tell you to do the 'restored version' because that sequence is out of order and DOES NOT flow naturally like the original vinyl studio mixed recording does. So I promise you, Jayy, you will be forever amazed at The Beatles' Side Two Medley after hearing it!
That's Paul, Brown eyes ❤
That's what made them so great no 2 songs sound alike
1:43 was my exact reaction in 1969!😎
Paul spent some time wearing out his voice to achieve the gravel sound in his voice he wanted.
Paul was paying tribute to legend Little Richard. Even though it’s a Paul song, John Lennon held a grudge because he wanted sing it, John felt it was more of his kind of song to perform.
It sounds like something john would sing
I don't know if you could call it a "grudge." Lennon liked the song and would have liked to have sung it, that's all.
Love your expression
Paul sings lead vocals for the whole song of "Ph, Darlin'".
I like how your eyes go wide with the high notes
I am 66 years old. This is the first slow song I ever danced to 😂😂
Your reactions are priceless.
If you want to hear Paul go intense again, try "Long Tall Sally." It's an early Beatles cover of Little Richard.
and Helter Skelter!!
Paul- THE BEST! ♥♥♥
It's The Beatles...are you really Suprised at there GREATNESS. ❤
towards the end she mumbles "is this...george?".....this is the voice of God, this is the one and only unmistakable Sir Paul McCartney. His upper registry and rock-voice could upstage anyone, now or then.
Thats what made them so great, no two songs are the same
We used to sit an listen to the entire Abbey Road Album on a Saturday afternoon just groovin'.
Love love this song!!!!
❤(Class of 71) "May,I have this Dance!"❤
Hello from Texas..miss Jay! I love the BEATLES. I dedicate This Song..TO YOU. Thanks for ur reaction.❤.
Paul's best vocal performance ever in his entire career.
Watching you discover the Beatles is one of the best things ever!
This was the Beatles last album together right before I graduate high school we were all stunned we were all young and stunned
One of my favorite 'belting it out' vocals by Paul.
The Beatles had a great producer 😁
It's one of my all-time favorite Beatles songs!.
Thank you.
Awesome reaction The Beatles are very versatile , BTW I love your style, honey that lip color is amazing . Good vibes hugs and much love 🙏🤗❤️
one of the few things I like more than the Beatles, is watching people listening to their songs for the first time!
Beatles singing the blues! ❤
Beatles: THIS BOY, SAVOY TRUFFLE, HEY JUDE, LET IT BE, YESTERDAY, ACROSS THE UNIVERSE
One of the greatest vocal performances in recorded history. It's Paul, btw.
So glad you're still on the Beatles journey! Great reaction!
I hope you are doing well.
That is Paul.....
Excellent song written by Paul McCartney with
KILLER vocals!!! ❤
No bad songs whatsoever!
Another great 1 Paul really gets into this one
Grande Paul ❤
Yes, that's Paul!
I am not a huge Beatles fan but have always loved this song.
Great reaction!👍💯🎶
Pauls best vocal
John wanted to, and kind of begged paul, let him sing it because it was his kind of song, with that 1950’s feel, but paul refused.
And he admitted that Paul wrote it, so he had to let him. Also, Paul deliberately wanted his voice to sound "rough" on some parts.
If I'm not mistaken, John beg paul to let him sing this song. He said that this song was wrote for him to sing
Yes the Beatles were something else, freakin fantastic ❤
I love the Beatles too...only like 300 to go...Pls. react to 2 short songs that are often overlooked but great: THANK YOU GIRL and FROM ME TO YOU...early greats and so much fun
Here’s one for you: Hey Bulldog. Such an underrated Beatles song. Another great rocket.
Paul showing off his chops. 😁
Jayy, Have you heard Ringo do his drum solo on that album? Right after 'carry that weight' he slips into his solo...check that out. It's pretty good.
Your Going To Love This One .The Fab 4 You Cant Go Wrong With Anysong Enjoy !
Looking great girl - keep up the good work!
Keep up the amazing work! ❤
Elvis and The Beatles were my favorites in the 50s and 60s, but this is the first time I’ve hear this song. Both of these artists evolved over time and had different sounds and music.
Played this on my acoustic guitar with a Beatles songbook and a broken ♥ thanks Jayy and Paul and the other blokes xxxx
That is paul singing with John backing him in parts
If you notice Paul's not wearing any shoes this is around the time whenever we're saying paul is dead
Love the background harmony and Paul’s voice of course . What I remember is that when a new Beatles album came out it sounding nothing like the previous album . If a new Rolling Stones album came out we would say oh that sounds like the stones or a new Grateful Dead album we would recognize who it was but the beatles always changed from album to album
This is the typical "Swamp Pop" sound, though it wasn't known as that back then. It's pretty much New Orleans R&B. Paul was inspired when The Beatles came on tour in Louisiana.
It is Paul McCartney, singing.
Wait until you hear Helter Skelter...you WILL NOT expect that
Why is this one of my favorite Beatles songs? I don’t know. They have so many great ones, yet, this one I’ve always loved from the first listened. Listening to my mom’s records when I was about eight or nine, when I first heard this one.
John said this is the song he most have written. It's Paul's song. I hope this girl has believed him. I did.
I love your Beatles reactions 😁
Well over 200 songs and no 2 sound similar. This is Paul, (The Voice) singing, he had the best range vocally and he wrote most of this alone.
Precursor to Maybe I'm Amazed ❣❣❣
Thanks Beauty Jayy for coments this great song!!
Yup, Paul's song.