Not really. There were a lot of bands performing trippy songs in the 60's. And they were about more than "my publicist was late". But hey, the beatles are popular so they have to be the best, right?
Mine too. A Beatlesphile once told me the story behind this song. It was his real life experience. He lived on Blue Jay Way in LA, and he was waiting for his friends who were flying in that night. It was foggy and they got lost driving and he wrote about it…..if I remember correctly, it was Eric Clapton and one of the other Beatles. Edit: so I read about it on Wikipedia. Got a few details wrong. Mainly, he was waiting for his publicist. You can read about it. GH is a true artist. He took a mundane event in his life and turned it into a masterpiece
This is one of the most psychedelic and darkest-sounding ‘Beatles songs. It feels cathartic in the feelings of loneliness and sadness. If perfectly encapsulates the symptoms of those feelings: Disorder (exemplified by the constant tempo-changes that progressively get faster), longing (which is portrayed perfectly from the melody of, “Please don’t be long”), and dread (brought on by the overall gloomy tone, with the sporadic strings, drums, and more). Crazy to think this was written on a whim from George just in regards to him waiting for a music publicist to meet him at his house on Blue Jay Way before he falls asleep.
Beatles matured with age. Never got stuck. Never hesitated to experiment. Lyrics improved. That's why they are still contemporary. Unlike many other bands and artists, we need not make concession and change our mindset half a century back while listening to Beatles. That's very rare quality.
I've always thought that one of the reasons why the Beatles' breakup was so devastating to so many people is for that reason. They never failed to produce a fantastic album (some might disagree with MMT but that's a matter of taste) and always left us anticipating what they'd come up with next.
@@mrconfusion87The same with The Doors and other bands of the era I guess. You are probably right but partly ). I had some classmates who experimented with chemicals in the 90-s, but none of them created anything even close to The Beatles. So, my verdict is chemichals are not enough, you got to be a genius. I always wondered what kind of music Bach and Beethoven would have composed if they were on chemicals )))
@@elcardio7477 ya, it's all dance & electric gizmos & repetition now. There's psychedelic music out there, but gotta search for it. People don't even know the Beatles now.
The Magical Mystery Tour has always been my favourite Beatle album and this atmospheric Harrison track is absolutely stellar-light years ahead of it's time.
One of the best Beatles songs. I think Magical Mystery Tour is very underrated. It's on the second place of my favourite Beatles albums after Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.
Back in the days when it was normal for a band to put out 2 or 3 albums in a single year. Nowadays youre lucky to get an album from a band/solo artist 3 years after their last!
I agree with Magical Mystery Tour, it's a really good album. Hey Bulldog is one of my fav Beatles song. For Sgt Pepper, to be honnest, after a long time I listened it again last summer, I was a fan of this album but I found that it grew old. Not a bad album but some moments sounds like beginners. Like if we can feel the young McCartney that try to build something with George Martin. I surprised myself when finaly I think that Sgt Pepper can easily be cut to save only the 8.5 songs I like. (0.5 is for A Day In The Life, McCartney's part and Ringo's drums save the song, Lennon's part is so boring) Sgt Pepper as concept album was the light of my childhood and teenage. Now as an adult, I listen sometimes one or two songs I prefer from this album and taste it like a liquor for gods.
Please, he's merely a demigod the TRUE god is Ringo Starr and what power does he use for instruments? *H I S* *M I N D* Edit: I see another believer of his in the replies, I welcome you brother or sister.
@@lindaeasley5606No. This song was created after George visited Los Angeles with Pattie and Derek Taylor (the Beatles and Beach Boys publicist) in 1967. The Peter Fonda thing was in 1966 and served as the background for She Said She Said
Recently I had a magic mushroom experience and listened to the entire Magical Mystery Tour and man, when this song came on I went into the real psychedelic experience, it was amazing and scary at the same time, it got even better when the track changed for Your Mother Should Know, this drastic shift from something dark to a happy theme in an altered state of consciousness was a wonderful experience.
Been there. The droning phrase “ please don’t be long” back in ‘67 a friend said that maybe this meant the singer was saying please don’t belong, that he wanted some one or some group to be away from him. We were really stoned but it made me listen even more closely. This song is so simple and yet so psychedelic.
Truly great music ages but it doesn't get old. I had that same experience about 40 years ago. When this song ended and your mother should know came on it felt like I went from swimming in black quicksand to sitting in the park with friends on a sunny day.
Accept it: The Beatles was, is and will be the best band forever. Great songs, great singers and ARTISTS, wonderful composers, amazing arragments, stunning melodies and harmonies... the list is long. A band who changed the music in just seven years. Proud to be fan of them ❤🌎✨🎶
They had the essential attributes of great pop artists : 1) genuine humility and compassion for the human condition. 2) great lyricists 3) elite vocal quality 4) elite ear for melody 5) good looks.
@@paulg444 I always chuckle how much thought people put into what they think The Beatles were doing and then you watch interviews and they're saying we're just goofing around and trying to make something cool. Then you watch the documentary "get back" and realize they're just writing all these songs and lyrics on the spot without really much thought whatsoever.
The cello was the stand-in here for a sitar. George came up with the instrumentation heard here as being the Western equivalent to the Indian instrumentation heard on his earlier Indian music ventures as "Love You To" and "Within You Without You." Besides the cello replacing the sitar, the Hammond organ was used to represent the sound of the tambura drone, and Ringo's drums mimicking the tabla.
You've got to love the spare tire randomly coming right at George on the floor. He just pushes it back and continues to sing and play his air piano. Classic 😊
Happy Birthday to my gorgeous George, thank you for all the wonderful music you brought us. You will always be my best Beatle. With love and hugs and god blessxxxxx
Tis why it has always remained in my top 3 fav albums of theirs. Right now its number 1 cause it has my favorite George, 2 of my fav John songs. And some incredible Paul songs too. Just super trippy and thought provoking
I do'nt care if people consider this record as a compilation;Magical Mistery Tour is one of the most incredibly exciting records ever to came out.And Blue Jay Way is an incredible George Harrison' song that most of the time people tend to forget about.The strange chord sequence/harmony and melody is typical George...a Genius!!!❤
I just turned 30 and never had a Beatles phase, had my reggae pothead phase, my Radiohead phase, my jazz phase, my ragtime phase, my blues phase, my Led Zeppelin phase, my John Mayer phase...I wasn’t ready for them. Im grateful cause just now I can really appreciate them. Wow, wtf! I think I can survive just with their discography...and my Radiohead of course.
You shall need some early smashing pumpkins phase, jeff buckley phase, PJ phase and go back to Led Zep, through a hardcore Hendrix phase. Then, maybe, and really hope for you - *crossing fingers* - , you can enjoy almost to its full extent the amazing truth the Beatles sent on us earthly mortals
Was listening to this song when I was in elementary school, still to this day the line "there's so many there too meet" comes into my head all the time.
That is trippy AF. Very psychedelic. The Beatles were absolutely amazing. They really progressed in ways never before experienced. From Skiffle to teeny pop to well, this. 👏🏻. Timeless stuff.
Come together and this song will always play in my head. I used to loathe my mother playing the Beatles older pop music and then I realized I too was a fan.
I haven’t listened this song for two years, but yesterday evening I found myself singing the chorus of it for no reason, then this morning I find this video in the homepage...wtf?
This song to me feels like desperation for someone because of how safe they make you feel, urgency to not leave them, uneasy with being by yourself and compelled to attach yourselves to them
@@maxipoutch8235 it is a sound that may suggest imagery to anyone that hears it, specially when they are under psychedelic drugs' influence. Images like colorful glowing shapes... If you watch Yellow submarine movie, you will understand: that is the psychedelic visual
@@NotQuiteFirst Also a very fine song: but inherently conservative, in that it refined existing musical tastes. "Blue Jay Way" was radical - it found new places to go, for music and the mind.
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Paul: Guitar
John: cello
Ringo: drums
George: Floor
Josh Did you just say Paul on Guitar..
@@Astrosynical that's what he said, aint it?
Dante Yes but he plays bass
there's no guitar on this, John plays the organ
@@Astrosynical Bass *GUITAR*
I can't believe this is from the 60s. This music is so ahead of its time.
they were genius
Blake Krawczuk......true fact it took 44466455356577456789 years to setup
unintellegible bullshit would be ahead of time no matter when it is made
Not really. There were a lot of bands performing trippy songs in the 60's. And they were about more than "my publicist was late". But hey, the beatles are popular so they have to be the best, right?
it's ahead of our time too. :)
There’s just something so satisfying about how well John playing the cello in a flower costume goes with the song.
Agree
John what a legend
666th like
Was it John?
1:38
Blue Jay Way is one of my favorite Beatles songs. I love the mind of George Harrison.
Same bruv
Agreed!!!!
Mine too. A Beatlesphile once told me the story behind this song. It was his real life experience. He lived on Blue Jay Way in LA, and he was waiting for his friends who were flying in that night. It was foggy and they got lost driving and he wrote about it…..if I remember correctly, it was Eric Clapton and one of the other Beatles.
Edit: so I read about it on Wikipedia. Got a few details wrong. Mainly, he was waiting for his publicist. You can read about it. GH is a true artist. He took a mundane event in his life and turned it into a masterpiece
respect George Harrison. Floor is a very hard instrument. Ive tried once. Harder than what i thought.
Sounds a bit flat to me! ;)
LOL
Try sand, it's not as hard
Right?! I’ve tried umbrella it’s easier
I can only play the floor when I’m really wasted
This song makes me feel things that don't exist
Yeah it like, dread, then I'm vibin, then both at the same time
That's heavy, man.
@Put1en Zagunvakharov am rn😭😂
@Put1en Zagunvakharov it's crazy! It's like you wanna tell everyone and want everyone to have this experience👽 cant even describe it ! Otherworldly
Sadness, nostalgia, a weird form of happiness, and a really trippy feeling
John: I've made the most psychedelic song ever
George: hold my beer
George: hold my _LSD_
Me: Ok
Hold my *ego
hold me floor*
*hold my cigarettes
I love the eerie atmosphere this song has
George plays a great floor
Yes, he's a better floor player than me.
even of the floor he still was a better player than any of us
unimpeachably impeccable at the floor
awesomely awesome at the floor
when George was high af hahahahha
This is one of the most psychedelic and darkest-sounding ‘Beatles songs. It feels cathartic in the feelings of loneliness and sadness. If perfectly encapsulates the symptoms of those feelings: Disorder (exemplified by the constant tempo-changes that progressively get faster), longing (which is portrayed perfectly from the melody of, “Please don’t be long”), and dread (brought on by the overall gloomy tone, with the sporadic strings, drums, and more). Crazy to think this was written on a whim from George just in regards to him waiting for a music publicist to meet him at his house on Blue Jay Way before he falls asleep.
I'd always thought the lyrics to be laden with more sinister themes. Good to know, thank you!
Could be used in a horror movie.
@@danielbrisbon1728 Very true
@Mark Lanton Yeah, I wonder
@Mark Lanton That's John at 1:38. He is also on the rocking horse!
Wow!! A Harrisong on George's birthday. Thank you Beatles VEVO!! 😍😍😍
Happy Birthday George. RIP. 🙏💕
+1805connor Magical mistery boy!
i’m gonna use the phrase “harrisong” more often now 😂
Harrisong? Lol
What about it's all too much?
I love George's voice on a fast-rotated Leslie speaker. It sounds extremely psychedelic and adds to the feel
😮co
George Harrison is the main reason why I play the floor.
That was good!!!!!
This comment make me really happy, I was thinking that I was the only one!
I play the floor and then clean it,so there's a lot to said for playing the floor like Crazy but George did it so it's cool ok.
Same thou
Same. I’m still trying to learn all the pavement notes.
Paul, George and Ringo : *playing with a ball
John: *vibing in the back
i swear that "vibing" is hella creepy
Meh kinda
1980
William, George and Ringo*
Paul died in 1966.
john sunflower tarot card crowley ! no paul
Beatles matured with age. Never got stuck. Never hesitated to experiment. Lyrics improved. That's why they are still contemporary. Unlike many other bands and artists, we need not make concession and change our mindset half a century back while listening to Beatles. That's very rare quality.
I've always thought that one of the reasons why the Beatles' breakup was so devastating to so many people is for that reason. They never failed to produce a fantastic album (some might disagree with MMT but that's a matter of taste) and always left us anticipating what they'd come up with next.
They were also fucking high out their skulls lol
Joshua Smale: Apparently they're not the only ones.
Completely agree Durjoy, like a flower, they have a begining and a end. Every thing alive has, and their magic too.
Pink Floyd in that class, too.
1:47 the beatles joyful playing ball with john on the background just casually vibing with cello and huge flower is the best thing i ever saw
the pfp
HES HANGING HIMSELF LOL
😭😭😭😭😭
The beatles doesn't need aesthetic
Aesthetic needs the beatles.
The Beatles ARE aesthetic
the beatles invented aesthetic
@@daydreamnation_ Y E S
Aesthetic sucks so much
Mario González *N O*
Paul, George, and Ringo: recording
John: *aggresively playing cello*
without doubt one of the most underrated songs of the beatles
side by side with "Tomorrow never knows", I guess
Free as a bird
And in spite of all the danger
Everything that has ever happened is underrated
Please change the spelling of The Beatles.
One of George's most underrated songs. It is as psychedelic and great as Strawberry Fields Forever.
Hi i recommend an indie song & video called 'where I come from' By Robert Nix
Underrated? By whom? No body I know!
@@neilphelan145 Bruh look at you
No, it is not as great as Strawberry Fields Forever.
@@peterdahlen9650 absolutly no, this is better than strawberry fields forever
And i thought "I am the Walrus" and "Strawberry Fields Forever" were trippy...
@David Hargreaves no. I've heard of it, but never listened to it.
David Hargreaves 😎😎😎🍸🍍🍍🍍🍍🍍🐙🦁🐙🐙🐙🐙🍊🤑📅yup
Listen my fav, Revolution #9 backwards, that's fucked up and cool
dude. within you without you. thats way trippier!
So did I man
One of Harrison’s best songs soo creepy and when Paul starts doing the backing vocals it always gives me the chills
Brycev023 Paul with John on backing- and yes, it’s a wonderfully trippy track!
George was visiting California on summer 1967. He rented a house on Blue Jay Way in Beverly Hills. Theres was fog at dawn and his friends were lost.
Andrés Carrion huh neat
William Sheppard.
@@cheryllakin3077 Huh?
Mr. Harrison... You're the light of the best band ever. ❤️
We miss him anyway!
Yes indeed!!!
What I love about The Beatles is that they had no boundaries in their creativity
A bit of chemicals helps fo sho! 🤣🤣🤣
@@mrconfusion87The same with The Doors and other bands of the era I guess. You are probably right but partly ). I had some classmates who experimented with chemicals in the 90-s, but none of them created anything even close to The Beatles. So, my verdict is chemichals are not enough, you got to be a genius. I always wondered what kind of music Bach and Beethoven would have composed if they were on chemicals )))
True!!!!
under appreciated song in an underrated album
It's a shame what has happened to music?
Oh yes
@@elcardio7477 ya, it's all dance & electric gizmos & repetition now. There's psychedelic music out there, but gotta search for it. People don't even know the Beatles now.
@@tomfarr2443 yeah I do agree
@@tomfarr2443 hahahah nah that's just wrong. absolutely most people know the beatles. there's more diversity in music now than ever.
Today we learned that George decided to be a cat and John is a flower that can play the cello.
Gasp* George was the first Furry
Makes sense to me....
Bruh fr the only thing that makes sense in this world
china cat sunflower?
Ah, the sixties. You had to be there.
A good day for hear one of the best songs of Harrison....HAPPY BIRTHDAY GEORGE!!!!
The Magical Mystery Tour has always been my favourite Beatle album and this atmospheric Harrison track is absolutely stellar-light years ahead of it's time.
Girlfriend: I'm going to go check out the shoe department.
Me: *Chorus plays in my head*
John Garcia LOL funny.
Hilarious
I’m actually wheezing 😂
John Garcia :)
:"D
One of the best Beatles songs. I think Magical Mystery Tour is very underrated. It's on the second place of my favourite Beatles albums after Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.
My taste exactly
Back in the days when it was normal for a band to put out 2 or 3 albums in a single year. Nowadays youre lucky to get an album from a band/solo artist 3 years after their last!
I agree with Magical Mystery Tour, it's a really good album. Hey Bulldog is one of my fav Beatles song.
For Sgt Pepper, to be honnest, after a long time I listened it again last summer, I was a fan of this album but I found that it grew old. Not a bad album but some moments sounds like beginners. Like if we can feel the young McCartney that try to build something with George Martin.
I surprised myself when finaly I think that Sgt Pepper can easily be cut to save only the 8.5 songs I like. (0.5 is for A Day In The Life, McCartney's part and Ringo's drums save the song, Lennon's part is so boring)
Sgt Pepper as concept album was the light of my childhood and teenage. Now as an adult, I listen sometimes one or two songs I prefer from this album and taste it like a liquor for gods.
BFVK 1551718 your comment was more trippy to read than this song
I personally like Revolver and Rubber Soul the most, but all of their albums are amazing!!!
Beatles music is timeless.
The Beatles were unspeakably profound across all their years of creativity. They were like a four-part Mozart.
On bass: Paul
On cello: John
On drums: Ringo
On floor: George
On drugs: All of them
Hotel: Trivago
Floor Piano haha
The real meaning of the 'Floor is Yours'. Who needs Drugs when you have a floor. 🚥🚥
Ringo said later they never recorded anything usable while high. The key is to get high and get your ideas, then come down so you can play in tune.
why is Ringo
over here
A very alternative song now, let alone in 1967.
They’re ahead of their time even in 2019.
Geniuses.
like number 69
Alternative? Sounds to me like Jefferson Airplane or The Doors were a few miles ahead of this.
@Dr. Bombay Not really, that's just fanboy mentality
Deffo.
@@isabellarusso5604 shite.
Comes off a lot like a quirky music video from the early to mid 90's.
The Beatles. Always ahead of their time...
Travis Marshall They literally invented music videos in a modern sense.
In the 60's
This song reminds me of friends and family who've died, and when I will see them again.
The Beatles were so ahead of their time. The video is totally trippy - today you'd call this Indie/alternative stuff!
Idek what you’d Call this today. Tbh the conceptual writing is far ahead of today’s time even
tame impala vibes indeed
ah yes, my favorite genre: 'Alternative Stuff'. lol
What do you mean?
60’s were all trippy
Beatles were Pop back then
And still is not Indie these days
@@monkeyonmyback5528 nah, the Beatles were rock, blues, pop, psychedelic, hard rock, art rock, ballad, etc etc
Instruments that legends used:
Freddie Mercury: Crowds
Instruments that gods used:
George Harrison: The floor
Ringo Starr: Umbrella
Lmao they are both gods
George also used a punching bag in 'I Feel Fine'
Ringgo also use bycycle
Please, he's merely a demigod
the TRUE god is Ringo Starr and what power does he use for instruments?
*H I S* *M I N D*
Edit: I see another believer of his in the replies, I welcome you brother or sister.
Probably the most psychedelic of their works.
Magical Mystery Tour as a whole is a psychedelic masterpiece.
i think Tomorrow Never Knows has a pretty large lead, but that's just my opinion.
@@maettsook yessssss, my thoughts exactly. George wrote very good songs too.
you can try "within you without you"
Peter Picallo
have you never heard Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite?
Not enough people listen to the Beatles album tracks and b sides. Incredibly innovative stuff.
Agreed!!!
3:05
George, Paul and Ringo: Bloh, Blah, Blah
John (in the background): Hey, fellas, look at me! I'm a sunflower playing a cello"
They're all saying the chorus.
@@Ms_Drake Except they're lip syncing, my friend.
@@majman446 Yeah I know.
@@Ms_Drake also they're kinda bad at it lmao
@@majman446It’s purposefully out of time as a psychedelic effect.
Ringo's drumming sounds good .
Yeah like tame impala drum tone
Very reminiscent of Strawberry Fields Forever.
so very underated
Raihan Aditya think it may be tame impala sounds like ringo
The effect is called a phaser
John: I wrote the most psychedelic song.
George: Hold my floor...
John lennon
Pink Floyd: Hold my pipe
Come on Pink Floyd has much better and darker psychedelic tunes.
John didn’t write blue jay way George did :)
Floor is hard to play
Leave it to George to make the most psychedelic Beatle song to ever exist
Yes, and it might be It's All Too Much! Although I'd also say For The Benefit of Mr. Kite and some others may compete too.
Only a Northern Song.
You mean John, right? Tomorrow Never Knows and I Am The Walrus are two of the most psychedelic Beatle songs.
@@JoaoGabriel-lk9cv George always looked up to John You can hear it in his singing and songwriting
@@PaulFormentos that’s true.
This song is a sneak peek into George's genius songwriting
And I had learnt only fairly recently that it was him who composed and also sung it! After having known the song for 40 years!! 😆
This was the period when they were experimenting with LSD with Peter Fonda in L A.
George had a bad trip
@@lindaeasley5606No. This song was created after George visited Los Angeles with Pattie and Derek Taylor (the Beatles and Beach Boys publicist) in 1967. The Peter Fonda thing was in 1966 and served as the background for She Said She Said
@@redletter2008 I don't know what the Beatles would be without the USA 😅
@@redletter2008 I am Uruguayan. The Beatles were never here but they also contributed
Rumour has it that a TheBeatlesVevo upload only happens once in a BlueJayWay...
Luckily it happened to fall on what would be George's 75th birthday!
I understand now why beatles hoard their videos and releases them at strategic times
This video is supreme.
Supreme and sublime.
😂 you win!
Happy birthday, George!
I thought it Jan 29th
Nope, he's right, it is today
You made me cry :c
Will be a coincidence?
😖
Recently I had a magic mushroom experience and listened to the entire Magical Mystery Tour and man, when this song came on I went into the real psychedelic experience, it was amazing and scary at the same time, it got even better when the track changed for Your Mother Should Know, this drastic shift from something dark to a happy theme in an altered state of consciousness was a wonderful experience.
Tengo que intentarlo!! Pero creo que ami no me asustara porque amo esta canción xd
Been there. The droning phrase “ please don’t be long” back in ‘67 a friend said that maybe this meant the singer was saying please don’t belong, that he wanted some one or some group to be away from him. We were really stoned but it made me listen even more closely. This song is so simple and yet so psychedelic.
This song scared me even without drugs. I know, I’m a ‘fraidy cat….
Truly great music ages but it doesn't get old. I had that same experience about 40 years ago. When this song ended and your mother should know came on it felt like I went from swimming in black quicksand to sitting in the park with friends on a sunny day.
Blue Jay Way was quite the trip on LSD
Accept it: The Beatles was, is and will be the best band forever. Great songs, great singers and ARTISTS, wonderful composers, amazing arragments, stunning melodies and harmonies... the list is long. A band who changed the music in just seven years. Proud to be fan of them ❤🌎✨🎶
I accepted it many years ago. 😊
They had the essential attributes of great pop artists : 1) genuine humility and compassion for the human condition. 2) great lyricists 3) elite vocal quality 4) elite ear for melody 5) good looks.
@@paulg444 I always chuckle how much thought people put into what they think The Beatles were doing and then you watch interviews and they're saying we're just goofing around and trying to make something cool. Then you watch the documentary "get back" and realize they're just writing all these songs and lyrics on the spot without really much thought whatsoever.
It's crazy how short of a time they were The Beatles when you think about it.
Nope
1:38 John Lennon is a flower playing the cello 🌻🎻.
looks like hes humping it
Even weirder....
Good
Sometimes things just don’t have make sense .
And he is the walrus too😂
I cant
Nice psychedelic piece from the Beatles. Love the cello.
The cello was the stand-in here for a sitar. George came up with the instrumentation heard here as being the Western equivalent to the Indian instrumentation heard on his earlier Indian music ventures as "Love You To" and "Within You Without You." Besides the cello replacing the sitar, the Hammond organ was used to represent the sound of the tambura drone, and Ringo's drums mimicking the tabla.
Pretty cool to think his music went Eastern first and then drew it back with Western instruments.
I find it impressive that they managed to make a song with just one chord
and then when you play the chords on a guitar it sounds Nothing like the song
@@treyshawnbeats Stranger isn't. I play in the piano too it gets kinda weird
It depends how you think about it. The melody could be considered part of the harmony
Lydian mode!
isnt tomorrow never knows one chord?
George is the best dressed Beatle in my opinion.
He was indeed....
Agree,he had real style ❤
He was always lean as a rake
Agreed!!!!
@@adamdorgant9454 That purple suit in GET BACK film was sharp
this clip give me chills; it's so ethereal and sublime. George's eyes in 2:00 are sooo intense.
more like trippy
Yea if you pause it, he does look scary! I missed that the first time watching. 😀👍
2:00 of 4:00
blomerinho he knew 💀👁
So beautiful actually!
You've got to love the spare tire randomly coming right at George on the floor. He just pushes it back and continues to sing and play his air piano. Classic 😊
I think that moment of humor helps counteract the creepy, Kenneth Anger-inspired images throughout the song.
I thought the rolling tire was symbolizing the fear that maybe his friends got into an accident on the way there.....
@@areareare9953 NAH The rolling tire was from PAUL'S car crash
Ringo's drums are so pronounced, so surreal. They add so much to this song. Excellent production quality!
Anxiety in the form of a song
Oh i find this calming?
no way it's super comforting
Try intermission by blur
I love how John is just riding that pony casually 😂😂
I thought ringo was the one riding
I gave you your 100th like. You're welcome.
Dig a pony
1:38 John is having the time of his life with a huge flower and a white cello
True!!!
This song is so simple BUT so brilliant. Never heard anything like it.
Happy Birthday to my gorgeous George, thank you for all the wonderful music you brought us. You will always be my best Beatle. With love and hugs and god blessxxxxx
Does noodle is Beatle? The rumour come out, the plot thiccen.
Thank you for posting this on George's birthday!
My sweet George, Happy Birthday! We miss you ❤️
Pure explosion of creativity. This whole album is.
Tis why it has always remained in my top 3 fav albums of theirs. Right now its number 1 cause it has my favorite George, 2 of my fav John songs. And some incredible Paul songs too. Just super trippy and thought provoking
Yes I agree it's my favourite.
I do'nt care if people consider this record as a compilation;Magical Mistery Tour is one of the most incredibly exciting records ever to came out.And Blue Jay Way is an incredible George Harrison' song that most of the time people tend to forget about.The strange chord sequence/harmony and melody is typical George...a Genius!!!❤
Paul after Elenor Rigby: I am the darkest Beatle
George: Hold my biscuits
Paul went to the dark souls on 11 September 1966.
@@thegreatdonato478 "Worst of all he's in a dark chill Remember this please"
Why are the Beatles the greatest Band ever? Answer given ...
Agreed!!!!
I just turned 30 and never had a Beatles phase, had my reggae pothead phase, my Radiohead phase, my jazz phase, my ragtime phase, my blues phase, my Led Zeppelin phase, my John Mayer phase...I wasn’t ready for them. Im grateful cause just now I can really appreciate them. Wow, wtf! I think I can survive just with their discography...and my Radiohead of course.
Led Zeppelin phase? Led Zeppelin forever
Are you a musician?
Yah, you don’t really understand one’s self until you go through a ragtime phase. It’s when I broke free, man.
You shall need some early smashing pumpkins phase, jeff buckley phase, PJ phase and go back to Led Zep, through a hardcore Hendrix phase. Then, maybe, and really hope for you - *crossing fingers* - , you can enjoy almost to its full extent the amazing truth the Beatles sent on us earthly mortals
How long is a Beatles phase supposed to last? Mine’s been going for 50 years.
simply more of George's brilliance ... nearly beyond definition !!!
The Beatles were so innovative they played football with their hands.
Dont you mean soccer
@@DuncanThomas-lq7lq No.
Duncan Thomas no
@@DuncanThomas-lq7lq it's the same idiot
@@DuncanThomas-lq7lq Soccer mah dic
I love George and his voice! He needs more love and appreciation and I wish he sang more songs for their albums 🥺🧡
tharealamelia ❤️👍🏽
Happy Birthday my sweet George ❤
Beatles Stonem This is an obscure song from the Magical Mystery Tour movie/soundtrack.
Was listening to this song when I was in elementary school, still to this day the line "there's so many there too meet" comes into my head all the time.
For me the line that sticks out is "now they've lost themselves instead"
Love Ringo’s drumming on this song
Agreed!!!!
This looks like it was recorded so recently, but is 50+ years old
That is trippy AF. Very psychedelic. The Beatles were absolutely amazing. They really progressed in ways never before experienced. From Skiffle to teeny pop to well, this. 👏🏻. Timeless stuff.
Come together and this song will always play in my head. I used to loathe my mother playing the Beatles older pop music and then I realized I too was a fan.
¡Feliz Cumpleaños George!
Feliz cumpleaños George
Radio-Beatle He estado esperando este día desde hace un año xD
Feliz cumple George
Radio-Beatle sabia que no te olvidarias del cumpleaños del beatle callado ahora sigue paul en junio siendo preciso el 18
Feliz cumpleaños George
¡Oye amigo! Creo que te conozco.
John: How high do you want your song to be?
George: *yes*
John: That's my Walrus!
I haven’t listened this song for two years, but yesterday evening I found myself singing the chorus of it for no reason, then this morning I find this video in the homepage...wtf?
i believe you!
That's some illuminati right there
Elizabeth Bell Well probably hahaha
That's called illuminati effect.dont worry Jim Jones will come to your house and give you kool-aid to calm you down
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This song to me feels like desperation for someone because of how safe they make you feel, urgency to not leave them, uneasy with being by yourself and compelled to attach yourselves to them
He wrote it while waiting for his friend to come home one night.
So kinda yeah
I fucking LOVE Ringo's drumming on this song.
That's my fav ringo's drumming..
Absolutely shreds this track
Ringo isn't even the best drummer in the Beatles lol
@@prestongray8909 its pete best man
@@prestongray8909 Connor pugs pfp
I'm so glad I grew up during the 60s and 70s. The Beatles were a significant portion of the soundtrack of my life...
Interesting thing is many people whos parents weren’t even alive during the Beatles era still have had a huge impact from their music! The power!
I was born in the 60's, grew up in the 80s and 90s and they were the same to me. Beatles are the greatest human anything, ever.
John: Guitar
Paul: Bass
Ringo: Drums
George: *FLOOR*
I thought Ringo played the bicycle
@@Sticker_By_NCT_127 and Lets not forget umbrella
Hahahah
John is on organnnn
But someone's already said this exact comment a month before you.
Why is this song so incredible? I'd CHALK it up to good songwriting!
It's terrible.
@@swirlingfudge It's actually great, objectively. Terrible is just how your inferior taste ruins it for you.
the greatness is in the experimentation, the sounds, effects, etc. Chalk it up to that!
You are...
Lydian mode!
today I still do not sleep I think I was well rewarded
THANK YOU GODDDDD THANKS JOHN LENNON AND GEORGE HARRISON
Happy Birthday George, wherever you are.
In heaven
6 feet under, eaten by worms
I am John because I too am a cellist flower in the background while my friends play
You have to practice 40 hours a day dude... no time to play
I agree :/
Or in the words of another commenter, humping it the cello.
This song and video is a prime example of psychedelic mastery. One of my favorites. ♥️
Psychedelic ? Everyone say that i don't understand
@@maxipoutch8235 it is a sound that may suggest imagery to anyone that hears it, specially when they are under psychedelic drugs' influence. Images like colorful glowing shapes... If you watch Yellow submarine movie, you will understand: that is the psychedelic visual
YESSS, THEY POSTED A VIDEO RIGHT ON GEORGE’S BIRTHDAY!!💜
i think they were planning that
Interviewer: “George how much drugs did you have when you were making this song”
George: “ *YES* “
imytch Nolan what if he was on NyQuil?
imytch Nolan 😂
Ewok 88 Sorry to burst your little bubble but George was actually off drugs by the time he recorded this.
MsAppassionata ok it was a joke. I never had a little bubble to start with so.
Ewok 88 🙄🙄🙄 Figure of speech.
I love this song , it's one of those trippy timeless songs that is the signature sound I liked the most.
absolutely love the unique psychedelic rhythm of this song
Love seeing the focus on George 🌻
THE BEATLES FOREVER! LONG LIVE THE BEATLES!
Can we talk about John's flower suit and the funny bow movements at 1:37?
I was wondering the same thing!!!
I shuffled a beatles playlist of every song and right after this one was "it won't be long".
George Harrison: A man of so many talents he ran out of instruments and had to resort to playing the floor
In "I am the walrus" he says "sitting on a corn flake, waiting for the van to come" that was George in the end of this video
Actually that line was about the end of offshore radio in1967
George Watson still a funny coincidence though.
Wait when I missed it give me a time stamp
Al the Alligator 3:27 Idk when John says it in "i am the walrus" though.
@@GeorgeF.106 Thx well I know when John says it on I Am the Walrus, though I don't know at what time it is
I just don't get how there is even a single dislike in this song? It's a master piece
But a shite master piece
@@NotQuiteFirst would like to see you write a song that matches "Blue Jay Way", or better 🙄
@@haziqkhairy actually I wrote a song called "Hotel California"
I don’t see any dislikes.
@@NotQuiteFirst Also a very fine song: but inherently conservative, in that it refined existing musical tastes. "Blue Jay Way" was radical - it found new places to go, for music and the mind.
George had so many song’s that Paul and John didn’t want to use , The breakup gave them all a chance to shine in their own way