LOVE IT!!...| FIRST TIME HEARING The Beatles - Here Comes The Sun REACTION
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- LOVE IT!!...| FIRST TIME HEARING The Beatles - Here Comes The Sun REACTION
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You two are so adorable. Here I am nearly 70 and I was a teenager when all this music hit us. What a thrill to see two young things loving it and recognising it’s timelessness.
Most of us grew with the Beatles also. I am 72.5 yrs. I was in Jr High when they arrived and High School when Rubber Soul came out which brought me back to the Beatles.
61 here ..I grew up with the Beatles, even though I was a kid when they first appeared on the scene.
🎶👍
I'm 71 and totally agree with you.
Yes! I'm 64, and glad they're keeping it alive! (And that reminds me of a song i should suggest to them ^-^).
So was I when this music hit us, and I agree with you on how nice it is to see young people loving it too.
This was actually George Harrison singing - and he wrote it too. He’s a genius - only got two songs per album - but his stuff is just transcendent and brilliant.
All things must pass is my favorite Beatles solo album.
The Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp just grabs me. George was the thinker and the one who pondered life.
Agreed💜
Also "My Sweet Lord"
A lot of folks seem to prefer John or Paul, but George was my favorite Beatle.
The others put out loads of music and were usually the ones "pushing the boundaries" but George did his share too.
And always standing in the shadow of the Lennon/McCartney team.
His albums post Beatles, were the ones I enjoyed most though.
George Harrison's voice is so calming. He was always known as "The quiet Beatle." Very shy, and not a big ego as most members of Rock Bands have. Only Paul and Ringo are left.
George is my favourite
His "All Things Must Pass" album is still one of the best.
Greatest drum bass duo in history
George wrote this song while walking through Eric Clapton's garden. To think of having that much talent is truly amazing.
And if I remember correctly Clapton ran of with Harrisons girl friend.
@@hannejeppesen1809 Patti left George...after George started sleeping with Ringo's wife Mo...and anything else in a dress.
I whish I could have some tunes inspired just by walking at my friend's back yard.
And they were so young!❤❤
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A George Harrison composition, and one of their greatest songs. “Something” and “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” are two other great Harrison songs. Please do “Come Together”, you’ll love it, and it’s my favorite!
Surprisingly, some of the Beatles most memorable and loved songs....are written by George.
What Is Life, Give Me Love. George Harrison owns my childhood.
Right on!
“Something” is one of the most beautiful songs ever written. Frank Sinatra covered it and called it “the greatest love song of the past fifty years”.
Yes to both!
The Beatles do mellow, pop, blues, impressionist, progressive rock, country, psychedelic, heavy metal, punk, r&b, classic, music hall, experimental, rock and roll-
in short, if it's music they do it, and better than anybody else.
Genius.
You overlooked their reggae aspect - as in "Ob-La-Di-Ob-La-Da". The lads were soooooooo versatile.
@@gribwitchAlso, the instrumental break in I'll Cry Instead is a sudden Ska rhythm, which I don't think I've heard on any other Beatles record.
You could say they invented Pop music. Before there was just Rock'n'Roll and Rhythm and Blues... and that Easy Listening stuff like Herb Alpert and Burt Bacharach ... hence the reaction on the Ed Sullivan show.
Amen.
Great comment, thanks!
Yesterday, Penny Lane, Eleanor Rigby, A day in the life, Strawberry fields forever. List goes on… You can only choose good songs.
I always liked Paperback Writer. Yesterday and 8 Days a Week too.
Elanor Rigby messes me up every time that I hear it. Very poignant lyrics and an unforgettable sound.
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RUclips: This is fine
Someone: Says "heck"
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Only good songs? Um, "Rocky Raccoon" would like a word please.
@@sidestyle05 Exception proves the rule
When George Harrison passed away from cancer on November 29, 2001, I put this song on and played it until I was cried out. That such a beautiful spirit had been taken from us so cruelly was more than I could bear. I think this song, about winter leaving a spring coming, captures his sweet, gentle heart so well. He was still pretty young when this was recorded, but he was what my mother used to call an "old soul".
It was 'Long, Long, Long' for me, on repeat all night while I sniffled my little eyes out
I still have the newspaper and the front page says "AND THEN THERE WERE TWO". I am 40,life long Beatles maniac, and honestly don't know how Ill cope when the final Beatle leaves us.
I just wanted to revisit this on the 21st anniversary of George's passing. George may have done other songs, but for me, this is the quintessential George song; quiet, introspective, and melodic. May he rest in peace.
When that mentally unstable person tried to kill him, I was so upset. My favorite Beatle. My girlfriends too. He deserved better, but he gave the world SOO much.
WOW! That is touching. God Bless George Harrison.
George Harrison wrote, played and sang the most beautiful Beatles songs
He wrote "Something". The most beautiful song ever made
Here comes the Sun, written and sung by George Harrison. Dazzling song.
His debut as a singer I think
This song was written in Eric Clapton's garden on a Sunday morning.
@@stevelaconte8802 nah this wasn't his debut song he had loads of songs before on the white album and revolver
@@newo1043 Before that even. He sings “Do You Want to Know a Secret” on their very first album
And it was only George, Paul, and Ringo on it. John was home, recuperating from a car accident.
This song is George Harrison.
I love everything he wrote.
Harrison was such an underrated talent!
He was just as talented as MacCarthy and Lennon.
George Harrison was a general soul, gone too soon.
George has always been my fav Beatle!
Innet Light is a wonderful song
And NEVER FORGET: These songs were part of AN ALBUM. It was a complete experience, cycled, planned, and meant to be heard in its entirety.
As great as “Come Together”, “Something”, and “Here Comes the Sun” are, they are only stations of “Abbey Road” - a complete work of art.
Yeah whatever ...
Absolutely!
This is the first song on the second side of the Abbey Road album and there's nothing like it on vinyl! The entire second side is just so perfect in the way they go from one song to the next.
@@christophzeit6282Yeah whatever ...
@@phtevenz Most of the second side of "Abbey Road" is comprised of snippets of Beatle songs that were far from completion. Paul McCartney, the businessman of the Beatles was in a panic. Here they were with a deadline for an album and with only really a few legitimate songs. So, Paul turned to George Martin for help. Martin in turn, wove the snippets together into a seamless Rock Symphony and saved the day. Martin truly was the 5th Beatle.
I love this song, but "Something" is an even better George Harrison tune.
Yes I was going to suggest this one too. It's my ultimate favourite. :)
actually i like this better
It's the one that Sinatra picked.
That’s one of the sweetest, purest love songs written.
Yes I agree with you on that one
“Did the Beatles do anything harder?”
“Revolution”, my dude.
Helter Skelter probably
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Someone: Says "heck"
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And 'She's so Heavy' is pretty, well,.. heavy!..
@@applecorp pretty harder...
Come Together
George Harrison was categorically underrated.
Most definitely.
Not in my book.
I hear people say that but he wrote three of The Beatles most loved songs. Here Comes the Sun, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Something.
Not at all. Underrated is the most overused word at this point.
I mean he was in the Beatles. But in regards to great musicians he doesn't get the respect Paul and John get
The more you listen to what the Beatles did over their short time together, the more you appreciate their genius.
And thanks to George Martin for introducing them to orchestration & studio effects. like a song intro using a guitar feedback.
It just showed how versatile they were but they did do a few "harder"edged songs like Helter Skelter, Revolution(with a powerful opening guitar 🎸riff).The others are George Harrison (who sang this song) and Ringo- the drummer,who sang a few songs,they made I believe 13 albums altogether, so there are enough classics to choose from
Get Back would be another that's a little harder. Also, much of their early stuff, including covers and their own compositions, were straight ahead rock and roll. There's collection of that just called Beatles Rock and Roll.
Their entire catalog is tremendous. "A day in the life" would be a nice next reaction. The Golden Slumbers medley is my personal favorite.
Right there with you. If had to choose one Beatles' song I can't live without it would be Golden Slumbers
Years ago my friend, who's sister had taken piano lessons as a kid, was thumbing through an old piano music book, and ran across "Golden Slumbers". It is a very old lullaby and was not written by Paul after all. At least the lyrics, I don't know about the music. I need to check on that.
@@mgonzales56 Paul has actually said that he found it in an old piano book, but he didn’t know how to read the music so he made up the melody to the words. He slightly edited the words.
I've been searching for reactions to those songs. None yet
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“Back in the USSR”, “Helter Skelter”, “Im Down” “Get Back”, “Day Tripper”, “Ticket to Ride “, “Paper Back Writer”, “Mr Postman” “I Feel Fine” are faster tunes
Revolution
Don't forget "Rain".
Don't forget Ringo Starr Yellow submarine
Hey Bulldog is great 👍
George Harrison (guitar, wrote and sung lead on this song) and Ringo Starr on drums. John, Paul, George and Ringo
My favourite George Harrison song. Especially in Scotland where we don't see that much sun. Very uplifting and smooth. A truly gorgeous song.
So right there bro. soar alba!
Just tell it like it is, “anything Beatles”! Never disappoint
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"Revolution," "Helter Skelter," "Come Together," "Hey Bulldog," and "Don't Let Me Down" are some of The Beatles' hard rock songs. Ringo Starr is the drummer and George Harrison is the other member, who happened to write and sing Here Comes the Sun.
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Today's your birthday and Back in the USSR are hard edged as well.
Don't forget "Why don't we do it in the road."
@@3Angela Oh YEAH, this is some poppin' garage funk that lays down the concrete facts.
Typical sound of a George Harrison song, gentle and melodious
It makes me so happy to see a younger generation enjoying this song as much as I do.
As Kevin Kline said in The BIg Chill, when someone asked if he didn't have some newer music, when he put on a song from the sixties "There is no other music".
"Here Comes the Sun" is the ultimate Spring time song. I think it will be listened to in 1000 years it is so timeless. Just pure joyous music. 💘👌🎸🙃
My dad asked to have this played at his funeral. 6 years later and I can listen to it without crying. It is a beautiful song written by George Harrison, he was an amazing song writer, please check out My Sweet Lord ❤
It’s on my list to be played at my wake/funeral.
Jane Hamill ........it is curious that you mention " songwriting " and " My sweet Lord " in the same sentence........a judge RULED IN COURT that the music for " My sweet Lord " was the same as " He's so fine "( chiffons) and thusly said the songwriting funds from " My Sweet Lord " be taken away from George and given to the composer of " He's so Fine"
“Drive My Car” is a fun Beatles rocker. “I Saw Her Standing There” off their first album is a classic rocker, everybody does it.
The "I Saw Her Standing There" bassline is iconic.
I Saw Her Standing There - classic early Beatles’ rocker!
I was lucky enough to see McCartney live in 93 - he opened with Baby You Can Drive My Car, it was awesome...closed with Hey Jude!
@@pdog547 - Wow!
When I saw the Beatles in concert in 1965 in Mpls. the tickets were get this, $5.50. It was like an out-of-body experience! I believe there were 65,000 people with flash bulbs going off everywhere. whole crowds of women fainting everywhere. It was a good kind of nuts! Seeing them literally changed my whole life trajectory because I formed a band and made music my lifes work! At my 50 year class reunion I played Here Comes The Sun for my classmates! So fun!
I hope you kept your ticket stub.
Yes. I saw them same year at the Hollywood bowl. I remember before they sang Help John made a point of telling fans that their new movie will be in color this time
Great story, thanks!
The “deepest” song of the Beatles, to me, is”Yesterday”. You really should react to it!
In my life is a close 2nd
Both fantastic song's 🤔👍💟✌
"Yesterday" is actually Paul's first solo track. no other Beatle appears on that song.
I love Yesterday; but I think Let it be has to be my favourite. I also really like Strawberry Fields.
I think Yesterday was one of the most covered around the world.
'Yesterday' came tune first, in a dream. Paul claims he assumed it was already written & extant in the world, but later worked out in conversations with others that it was original.
Hard to believe the lyrics & title started out as "Scrambled Eggs"...
Everything John, Paul, George, and Ringo touch is gold and that's not an overstatement.
George Harrison, the gentle genius who was overshadowed by John Lennon and Paul McCartney. I loved his voice and his spirit. I was so sad when he passed away.
Three unbelievably outstanding song writers in one band!!!
The Universe was participating in something very special.
Yes ❤
And they just happen to all be living in essentially the same neighborhood growing up..
I believe there was great writers on the Beatles John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison.
and Ringo Starr. All were great.
The Long and Winding Road, A Day In The Life and Come Together should be a nice “ little “ start for you.
You two are the best !
"Fool on the Hill" is a good one, too. A really beautiful song.
I don’t have a lot of favorites for the Beatles because they’re also very good but the long and winding road is kind of at the top for me
@@SusanSloate Absolutely!
"Long and Winding Road" and this song would sound good back-to-back
"Ticket to Ride" is pretty much _the_ transitional song between early pop-rock Beatles and later, complex work, and a fantastic groove to boot. I wish you'd try it soon.
OMGawd... Ticket to Ride...8th grade!!
This is what I currently am singing to my 3 month old granddaughter as a lullaby. I sang it to her mother, my 22 year old daughter and to my 23 year old son...just like my Mom used to sing it to me in the early 70s. We are a Beatles loving family and this song is the one that means the most to me. Love you both so much! Keep spreading that positivity. ✌❤
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I always sang Golden Slumbers to my babies
The most optimistic song ever. Relaxing, calming, brings a smile to my face each time hearing. And often a tear in my eye too.
Here Comes the Sun has always been my favorite Beatles song. George Harrison was a genius when it came to songwriting. He had a good voice and was a good guitarist. He put his heart and soul into his music.
It's my favorite, too. And I always play it after we have like three days on nonstop rain, like a ritual mantra. George would approve! 😏
You want harder Beatles, try Helter Skelter, Revolution, Yer Blues. Appreciate you 💯💯💯
also, Back in the USSR
Those all good. Helter Skelter is the blueprint for heavy metal, according to Ozzy anyway! Also some harder stuff is Oh Darling, I Want You, Why Don’t We Do It In The Road, Taxman, etc. They also did some harder/more rocky stuff as solo artists.
I came here to say this.
Amber would love “In My Life”. It’s such a beautiful song.
It's one song I've loved every cover of
Try "Fool on the Hill" for a nice mellow experience.
In an interview Eric Clapton said that George wrote this song in minutes on the spot while hanging out in a garden on a spring day . Says something about musicians that are truly blessed with talent .
It's often said that John was the brain, Paul was the heart, George was the soul and Ringo the laughter. I don't know that it was always accurate, but this is the gorgeous George Harrison, he didn't have a lot of songs while in the Beatles (many when he was solo) but they stood out. Try 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps'.
They reacted to that one not super long ago. Go back and check it out.
@@johnplaysgames3120 Don't know how I missed that, but thanks, will do.
This is simply just one of the best songs ever written
I could not agree more.
The perfect pop song.
Then your music appreciation is very, very limited.
Beatles fans are mostly a whole bunch of pop culture (stupidity) educated masses.
@@markuse3472 Everyone's entitled to their opinion! I find it quite beautiful as well (along with millions of others!). I abhor pop culture, do not subscribe to the sentiments of the masses, and will put my musical knowledge against most anybody, but I still don't have the right to judge anyone's "appreciation" of anything, music included. What a dull place if we all thought the same!
@@markuse3472 Aww diddums Mr Snowflake, you having a bad day? How dear people have a different opinion to poor lil ol' Markie.
This was the great George Harrison on lead. Try Something for another one of his greatest songs. Ringo Starr was the drummer and infrequent lead but he did do Yellow Submarine and With A Little Help From my Friends, both worthy tunes.
For Ringo, I would recommend his solo stuff, like It Don't Come Easy, or Photograph. However, for a his earliest compositions, Octopus' Garden is a peek into Ringo's whimsy, as is Don't Pass Me By. Early 1970, is a very interesting take by Ringo, about the Beatles, immediately post break up, each verse describes Ringo's relation to each of the members, and then a self deprecating final verse describing his own musical limitations at the time. He is still releasing original music at age 81, with only covid limiting him from touring.
All songs by the Beatles are wonderful. Some are just more wonderful than the others. This is one of them.
Frank Sinatra said the “Something” by The Beatles is the best love song ever written.
Yes he did. What's funny is that he sang it more than once in tribute to John after Lennon was murdered, unaware obviously that it was George's composition.
"Something" really is a special song
He also routinely credited it to "Lennon-McCartney".
I just love the moments when people start to really understand just how exceptional The Beatles were
The OPs need to listen to the whole Beatles discography. There’s plenty of hard stuff in there, along with so much beautiful lighter stuff.
I know how unpopular to say this,,,,,, but have you tried casical( Mozart,,, Bach ECT) you would be surprised
Ringo sang the octopus s garden GHarrison my sweet lord
Brian Jones From the Beach boys!!!!!
I just love good music no matter what
@@xarisstylianou conocer música clásica impide amar a the Beatles ?
Yall Have No Idea😊
Rest in peace George Harrison, the quiet Beatle with a lot to say. Another great song by him is "What Is Life?"
The best Beatle.
My late wife loved this song so much. It was probably the last song she heard--a beautiful thing. I can't cry hearing this positive, wonderful song, but some others get to me that way. The great positivity in this anthem is what she wanted played at her funeral.
I've loved everything that George put out there. From his time with The Beatles, to his solo career, and with The Traveling Wilburys. John and Paul's music may have garnered more attention, but George's songs always held their own.
**TRAVELING WILBURYS**
Love George's voice, so beautiful. He was definitely my favorite Beatle.
For me, the best thing about the Beatles was that you never knew what they were going to come out with next. Their sound changed with every single album. And each album was great from the first track to the last. Pure genius from all 4 of them.
The most creative band ever!
And we always knew it was going to be a classic.
The Beatles. The best to ever do it.
Anyone here who is a Beatles fan, I highly recommend watching “Get Back.” You get to see them jamming and coming up with the songs that will never be forgotten with such ease. The chemistry they had is amazing.
The Beatles had at least 3 frontmen, and this is a George Harrison song. Ringo became a frontman, too, so all 4 were frontmen. 3 of them were songwriters, multi-talented! George is the lead singer on this song. Another great voice, a very soulful man, and he is their lead guitarist…he creates tso many of the great riffs on their songs.
“Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” album. The whole thing. All at once.
The Beatles are the greatest group there has ever been.
Amen!
If that is the case, then you must include One Direction and Justin Bieber and Jason DeRulo as equals.
@@markuse3472 😂🤣😂🤣😂
@@markuse3472 Huh?
@@markuse3472 No doubt
That's George singing and I think he wrote this one. Each one of them was so very talented in his own right. Please react to one of their more rock oriented songs (BACK IN THE USSR for instance)
ooh I 2nd that!
Yes he wrote this.
Heart felt is the perfect description for their music...this is creme de le creme of their best....Immortal song writing and execution...Thank you guys for this...
It's great that you asked who were the other two during this song. George Harrison is the main guitarist and he wrote it and sang this song here. And it's beautiful!
Paul, Ringo, John and George all did solo efforts that are fantastic.
Now you know why we all fell so hard for them. 😁
The Abbey Road album is a hypercar among supercars. Absolute musical royalty.
AGREE ABSOLUTELY
@@marthalowe1556 AGREE ABSOLUTELY POSITIVELY
GEORGE HARRISON SINGS THIS SONG AND HE WROTE THIS SONG AND SADLY HE DIED FROM CANCER AND HE WAS A GREAT GUITARIST IN THE BEATLES 😔
Beatles do not fall into any one category. Their music is all over the place. Not just soft. Varied.
George Harrison and Ringo Star round out the Fab Four... and it's actually George Harrison that you just listened to singing that song. George went on to make some really solid music when the band broke up, and Ringo even had a couple hits afterwards as well.
Please watch the live performance of “Don’t Let Me Down” from the rooftop of their studio building. And Yes the Beatles also have plenty of "harder" rock songs: Revolution, Helter Skelter, Come Together & Back in the USSR to name a few.
Walking through my neighborhood after dawn during the pandemic (to take advantage of the early store hours), I would sing this song as I walked along, to bless the day for everyone around me. :)
George Harrison and Ringo Starr were the other two, Guitar and drums. The classic Harrison song is "Something". The early albums were a bit more rock and the later were more in depth compositions. I want to hold your hand was their first HUGE hit, tho there were a couple before that and as all things Beatles, they were good too. There was one chart that came out in 1964 and they had the top five spots. That record is likely to never be broken. Let's just say that music would in all likelihood be very different today had it not been for them.
George and Ringo are my two favourite.
my sweet lord was georges biggest solo hit.. i believe he also wrote “while my guitar slowly weeps”
Ed Sheehan had 10 songs from one album on top 10: #1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,11 (not #10) They’ve changed the rules so no future singer can do that again.
At one point didn't the Bee Gees have a bunch of top spots that were either performed by or written by them?
I'm even bold enough to add that if it hadn't been for the Beatles, English would not be the #1 language across the world. Think about it .. once you know that many songs in English inside and out .. you have English .. right? So I've always given them credit for that.
My mom loves the Beatles. She had a CD of their greatest hits that she would play in the car all the time so I grew up listening to them. Some other good ones are "Let it Be", "Yesterday", "I've Just Seen A Face", "All My Lovin'", "Eleanor Rigby", "Can't Buy Me Love" and "I Wanna Hold Your Hand".
I looked for a 'Greatest Hits' for the Beatles for decades, until they released their "1" album. I wish somebody releases a 'greatest hits' (IE: Not just their songs to reach number 1) CD, I'd snap that up in a minute. BTW: Here Comes The Sun is my wife's favorite song.
Imagine if Mozart,Beethoven, Brahms, and Bach formed a group. That’s The Beatles!
Right. Who would be Ringo?
@@ernestybarra6126 Considering who Ringo is married to it would have to be Bach.
@@paulhanson5164 nice one Centurion like it
Yeah! Und Ringo ist der beste Schlagzeuger.
You're making me feel ancient but at the same time I'm really envious that you get to hear all this beautiful music for the first time.
Ringo Starr was their drummer, and sang occasionally. His most famous song is With a Little Help from My Friends, from the Sgt. Pepper album. Ringo has a very distinctive voice. Once you hear him, you'll know when you hear him again. He and Paul are 80-ish and still alive.
You can’t forget “Octopuses Garden” and my favorite, “Photograph”. If you are into movies…..Ringo Starr in Caveman. 😂
The two wrong Beatles are still alive.
Don't forget Dingo sings Yellow Submarine too.
@@feldspar3858 That's a terrible thing to say. They should all be here.
@@dana_brooke_27 - Just responding to the last sentence. I wish the Fab 4 were ALL alive and reunited.
George Harrison - the best ever 3rd string composer and singer in the band.
Probably no.1 in almost any other situation.
That's true
Love seeing young people like yourself keeping this incredible music alive after almost sixty years
Love you two. Her reaction is like love. You actually placed your hand over your heart. That's how their music makes you feel.
Harder Beatles songs would be "Helter Skelter," "Revolution," Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," and "Come Together" are much harder, especially musically.
Revolution the single. The one on the White Album is the acoustic version.
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If you get the chance check out anything online about the relationship between The Beatles song Helter Skelter and Charles Manson, very interesting read.
John Lennon and Paul McCartney wrote almost 300 songs together. The main writer of each song took the lead vocal. George Harrison also wrote songs for the Beatles and sang lead vocals on his songs including Here comes the Sun. I hope this helps to inform your Beatles song choices in the future
The Beatles' two hardest songs would be "Helter Skelter" and "Birthday."
Their most creative work, in my opinion, would be "Within You, Without You" (very spiritual/mystical.) And it's my favorite. The runner up is "A Day In The Life."
I would a revolution to that list...
Back in the USSR is another.
"I Want You (She's So Heavy)" and "Helter Skelter" for the hardest, hands down. Agree "Within You, Without You" is the best.
Don't forget Oh Darling
The single (rather than LP version) of "Revolution" is a bit harder edged, too.
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Or you could go back earlier for "And Your Bird Can Sing" from Revolver, or even to the start of their careers with songs like "Twist and Shout" or "Long Tall Sally" (both are cover versions).
And I believe I heard Paul McCartney say that "Helter Skelter" was made to impress Pete Townsend of The Who with how loud and hard-edged a Beatles track could be. Some even see it as a song that led other musicians to move toward 'heavy metal'.
So many great songs with lead sung by each of these great talents, from "Come Together" to "In My Life" and "Strawberry Fields Forever" and "Norwegian Wood" sung by John Lennon; "Paperback Writer" or "Eleanor Rigby" or "Penny Lane" or "Lady Madonna" sung by Paul McCartney; "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" or "Something" or "Taxman" sung by George Harrison; and "Yellow Submarine" or "Octopus' Garden" or "With A Little Help From My Friends" sung by Ringo Starr. And that's just scraping the surface, of course.
Here Comes the Sun is the song that played when my son’s fiancée walked down the aisle at their wedding. I was completely composed until this song started. ❤️ 😭
I just did a wedding where the bride did the same thing. Perfect.
It was George Harrison
The best group ever assembled (litterally once in a lifetime) was the Traveling Willbury's. The group was just a fun little project that started because George Harrison needed a song for the B side of his new release record. His friends were in town and put some masterpieces together while they were jamming. No egos, just fun. The group consisted of Geroge Harrison (Beetles), Tom Petty, Roy Orbison, Jeff Lynne and Bob Dylan. If that's not a supergroup, then one never existed. There was never a more perfect group of musicians. Listen to End of the Line and Handle with Care they are gold. Remember these awesome songs were them just having a good time. Their voices are so familiar and soothing as you have heard them in other great groups. FYI, the songs were way too good for a rarely played B side so they put together an album instead, and it is a masterpiece. Poor Roy died a few months later, but his voice is gold in Handle with Care. RIP Tom, Roy & George.
Never much cared for the band but agree they were the most super of the super groups!
I liked “Crying “ by the Traveling Wilburys”
I've also suggested the Traveling Wilburys. It was always fun discussing who you thought would be a good Wilbury addition. Delbert McClinton was one such person. I agree with the recommendation of End of the Line. Hard not to tear up with seeing the empty rocking chair in honor of Roy Orbison. ruclips.net/video/UMVjToYOjbM/видео.html&ab_channel=OfficialWilburyVEVO
Sadly, I have a recording of the Travelling Wilburys performing "Proud Mary" (Creedence Clearwater Revival" song) live with Bob Dylan. I'm unsure about who did what in there, but there is a LOT (read TOO MUCH) of "scat" and ad libbing and it seems to me like there is a BUNCH of ego involved in that. Literally, as if the ad libber (throwing in a "YEAH!" or a "WOO!" EVERY LINE) thinks HE should be singing lead on this one, not whoever is actually singing lead. A pity really, because ALL of them are very talented.
@@maryannhayase1798 did they record that? Roy Orbison had a famous song called Crying, but that was a long time before the Wilburys.
If you want to really be “shook”, listen to the Beatles, Abbey Road Medley.
The Beatles composed over 270 songs, had 27 number 1 hits, and very few clunkers in the bunch.
They all had successful solo careers as well.
Think about that for a second … 10% of their songs went to number 1!
In like only 7 years!!!!
Name one clunker! Everything they did was special in it’s own right.
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I loved this song when it came out. I spent several years London and I finally got the line Here comes the sun. The dark dreary winter was over (finally)
When George wrote this the Beatles were in the process of breaking up and band members were forced to attend many boring and aggravating legal and business meetings. One morning George just blew the meetings off and visited his friend Eric Clapton on a bright sunny day and wrote HCTS in a one off session.
Every one of the Beatles were top musicians. This was by George Harrison and he wrote some beautiful songs. Ringo Starr the drummer, did a great song "Yellow Submarine" which is just kooky and fun, sort of like Ringo is. Love them all! You can't go wrong with the Beatles.
Ringo also sang the original version of With a Little Help from My Friends.
Ringo sang YELLOW SUBMARINE, but Lennon/McCartney wrote it. Ringo wrote OCTOPUS'S GARDEN and DON'T PASS ME BY.
Love Amber! She really gets into her music. Absolute pleasure to watch and listen with her.
You know there’s no way they have never heard these songs before right? Reaction videos are just easy money ;)
@@caatjetuynman all seeing as well are you? You have the all knowing covered..or so you say.
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In the midst of all their conflicts, George penned and sang an allegorical tune of hope and love which turned out to be one of their most melodic and beautiful songs. It truly has been a long, lonely winter......
George Harrison is one of the coolest members of The Beatles that doesn’t get enough love and he was a musical genius !
My favorite Beatle!!!
George gets a lot of love,actually. Peace.
@@davidt9238 he does now but during the Beatles era it was Paul or John that got the love !
@@michaeldaugette802 You might be right, but my big brother’s favourite back in the 60’s was always George.
@@davidt9238 well just going by what people during that time say and George was like Brian Jones from The Rolling Stones as he felt close to him because he was in a similar situation in the Stones as George was in the Beatles with the Situation with Paul and John vs Mick and Kieth and I guess they both felt like they were a bit invisible in the band sometimes just going by an article I read when Jones died George had written an article talking about Brian it was kind of eye opening and a bit sad too but I’m with you as I’ve always been a big George Harrison fan myself too !
"She's Leaving Home" will bring a tear to the eye, as will "Eleanor Rigby", just superb craftsmanship.
The Beatles Live on the rooftop at 3 Savile Row is FIRE! “Don’t Let Me Down” is one of my favorites. 💜
People finally realize just how much George contributed to the group. All his music hit hard.
I highly recommend checking out George's solo songs. This is a classic George song. Definitely check out My Sweet Lord, What is Life and especially Isn't it a Pity.
Love The Beetles. For female Friday you gotta listen to Bonnie Tyler "Total Eclipse of the Heart" or "Holding Out For a Hero" as well as Lee Aaron "What You Do To My Body"
The Beatles had done everything. All kinds of music. Hard, soft, silly, insane and beautiful. Everything!!
Here Comes The Sun is the most streamed song in The Beatles history.
Timeless. Decades later, people are still touched by the Beatles. Centuries from now, they'll still be listening.
One song is really hard. The song "Helter Skelter" is considered by many to be, The first "Heavy Metal" song. It's really different from anything they ever recorded.
Haha I knew someone had to have written this. If not I was going to. Yeah the ironic thing is that they basically created that genre.
HELTER SKELTER!!! NEXT!
Motley Crue did a kick ass cover of Helter Skelter
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Perfect choice, it's been the ringtone on my phone for years 😄
The fact is that the Beatles always put the ART into their artistry. Their music is a theatrical performance that is totally beautiful and evocative. They created concepts with every song.
George at this time was coming into his own as a songwriter. Imagine being George and writing a song at home. He had to bring that song to Lennon and McCartney at practice and play it to two of the greatest songwriters of all time. Think of how intimidating that had to be. George did say that he often times brought in a song but did not show it to them for fear of being embarrassed. But, he got better and better, and was almost on par with them by the time they broke up.
"Get Back" and "Help" are a couple of harder songs from them and they're really good..of course lol. But another really great feel good song that'll give you goosebumps is "Something" 💕✌
As a Beatle, George Harrison tended to have quieter, more introspective songs like this one. (Of course there are exceptions; the first one I think of is "Taxman.") John and Paul sort of limited George's contributions-LONG story. By the time George became a solo artist he got to explore every side of his music. George Harrison has some fantastic "harder" songs. "What is Life" is probably my favorite. I also love "Wah-Wah" and also the very spiritual hard rock song, "Awaiting on You All." That last one has the immortal rhyming of, "You don't need no passport/You don't need no visas/You don't need to designate or to emigrate/before you can see Jesus." Brilliant!
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"Do the Beatles ever make anything kinda harder?"
One of the first ever metal songs was made by the Beatles, try "Helter Skelter." It can't get any harder than that. "Glass Onion" and "Twist and Shout" are kinda hard as well.
"She's So Heavy" on Abbey Road is another one. I know Jay reacted to that one early on but should give it another listen after hearing more of the Beatles catalog.
I've always considered Come Together to have serious metal vibes.
Wild Honey Pie gets up there too
And Hey Bulldog.
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Enjoy your reactions. The Beatles was the group that started me listening to music. Passed down from my older siblings and now I’m passing it on down to my 3 yr old son. He loves this song!
"The Beatles are so damn good!" So true-only the greatest band in history. You could spend a whole month going through their treasure trove of songs. Here comes the sun is off the album Abbey Road, considered one of the best albums ever recorded. Come together, something, and the whole side B medley is amazing.