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DO NOT miss reacting to ‘Rain’, which was part of the album but got released as a B-side single to Paperback Writer. It features Ringo’s greatest drumming ever!
Those little guitar runs, the added harmony on the lead vocal as the song progresses - pure Beatles genius. You are right in how every song sounds different but are identifiable as The Beatles.
Beautifully constructed song. McCartney is brilliant at that, and word play. He will often put subtle, clever easter eggs in his songs that most listeners will miss, just because he can. This song, for example. You may notice that each verse starts with a word in the title: here, there, then everywhere. I think Che noted a vital part of McCartney's genius, which is his sense of melody and harmony. And I'm glad you guys love his bass, which I have always thought is criminally underrated. Yeah, his melodies get into your head, and keep you company. If I recall correctly, McCartney said this is one of the very few songs Lennon complimented him on.
This Beatles song is the first song I heard the Beatles sing on our local radio station in 1968. I still remember, we had just returned from Mexico and as we pulled in to our house "Here, There and Everywhere" was playing. It's amazing that I still have that memory.
Then John rubbed it in later with the song "How Do You Sleep?". I wonder if, in a moment of reflection, John ever regretted that song or not being more complimentary of Paul in general. I bet he did.
I’m glad y’all noticed Paul’s excellence on the bass. I knew you would. He plays like no one else. It’s fluid and natural. He’s also the best guitarist in the band. He played bass because no one else wanted to. He’s one of those rare guys who can pick up any instrument and play it well almost immediately and pull new sounds and ideas out of it right after that. To me, this is the best album they ever made. Nearly flawless.
I think “bittersweet” might be a good word to describe what you were saying - and it hits hard cause that’s the flavor of real life when you’re fully present, isn’t it
It's the Beatles magic. It can't be explained. Like how can I listen to a Beatles song so many years later and feel it's magic? How can my young nephew also feel that same magic despite the songs being from 1966? It is beyond explaining. :-)
No one on the Beatles played bass like Paul on the Beatles. The Let It Be album was recorded live in the studio (and rooftop) so John and George had to fill in on bass when Paul was on keyboards. If you watch the Get Back documentary, you could tell both John and George hated playing bass. That's why Billy Preston's impromptu visit to the Beatles while they were recording Let It Be was such a godsend. The 1st song he played on in the studio with them was Don't Let Me Down. Lennon wanted to get tapes of their sessions on the song for him to listen, but George said just let him play along and see what happens. He nailed his part immediately. Paul, who is a great pianist himself, the look of awe and the smile on his face that he shoots to Billy is priceless...
The look on Paul's face when Billy started playing is my favorite part of the Get Back documentary, and I pretty much loved the entire 6 hours, or however long it was.
One of the best songs ever written, imo. And yet, there was one group the Beatles looked up to: The Beach Boys. McCartney maintains that “God Only Knows” is the best pop song ever written. I would say “Warmth Of The Sun” is right up there with it. You guys should explore the genius of Brian Wilson and The Beach Boys.
Bruce Johnson from the Beach Boys was visiting London and had brought a copy of Pet Sounds with him (before it had been released). They all went back to someone's flat and listened to the album and Paul went home that night and wrote this song.
McCartney said "It’s actually just the introduction that’s influenced [by the Beach Boys]… John and I used to be interested in what the old fashioned writers used to call the verse, which we nowadays would call the intro…this whole preamble to a song, and I wanted to have one of those on the front of ‘Here, There and Everywhere.’ John and I were quite into those from the old-fashioned songs that used to have them, and in putting that [sings “To lead a better life”] on the front of ‘Here, There and Everywhere,’ we were doing harmonies, and the inspiration for that was the Beach Boys. We had that in our minds during the introduction to ‘Here, There and Everywhere.’ " He claimed to have come up with the song's chords while sitting next to the swimming pool at Lennon's house in Weybridge waiting for Lennon to wake up.
I think the word Che was looking for to describe what about the Beatles is distinctive and gives him chills is "soul". An utter commitment to the heart of each song, and the brilliance to pull it off.
I've been searching for decades to find the right word for the "feeling" you guys are talking about that you just can't define when listening to The Beatles and the one that I think encapsulates that "feeling" the best is "Magical."
When you said - ",,,,,,, It's something about their melodies that kind of dig into your soul." That is the most accurate description of what Beatles songs do to people, I've ever heard. I've seen people cry, when Paul Macartney band plays Please Please me more than 50 years after it hit the world. People cry - and so did I - on hearing the last Beatles song - Now and then. Indeed - the Beatles' melodies do dig into your soul.
Pauls 1961 violin shaped Hoefner bass that was stolen 50 years recently found in original case...used in countless classic songs and live shows..was stolen 1972..check out the whole story..Paul is a happy man..
Just a fantastic song. This whole album and Rubber Soul are that bridge between the cute Fab 4 and where they’re stretching their wings and exploring new musical styles , so cool
As much as I love all kinds of music from around the world 🌎 and U.S ROCK, R&B, FUNK...the more BEATLES you play...the more I'm locked into my opinion, they are the Greatest Band Ever❣️ Magnificent. So happy to see you 2 enjoy them. Thank you ❗
This album was released on August 5, 1966...the only way I would know this is because that was the day I was born. I will be 58 years old this year. Great great album.
@rickmeister thanks for sharing...I got that impression. The album is pretty early yet nothing like prior albums. It is amazing how much changed in a couple years. I can only imagine living thru it as a teenager.
Don't forget the singles! The Beatles forever clanged the way music was sold and consumed from the single song to the album as the artistic unit, but that hadn't happened yet when they were releasing all this stuff in just a few years. And they refused to put the songs they released as singles--arguably their BEST songs--on albums. "Paperback Writer"/"Rain" is the single thst came out of the sessions that yielded this album. I say listen to it as well!
This song...still makes me well up. It's the true feeling of love that every human wants. Now & forever. And set to such harmonies & clean arrangements. Gorgeous.
Paul is one of the most amazing and musical bass players of all time. Other bassists may wow you with their technical prowess or their flashy styles, but Paul always surrounds and embellishes and carries the tunes he plays on with such class!
I feel that as well... I love music and all sorts of styles and bands, but Beatles music always hit me different, and the atmosphere surrounding them seems to come out in the music.
Wow...Could this be any more McCartneyesque..I'd forgotten that this song even existed. Thanks. It'll probably play in my head for the rest of the day...
Like all great artists in any medium or genre the Beatles created musical compositions that reached deep into our innermost beings and hit a harmonic note in almost everyone. A rare feat that few artists have ever done.
This song and ‘Something’ are my two favorite songs in life. I’ve listened to it thousands of times and still get chills. McCartney has melodies running through his veins. He’s a genius, of course 🫶🏽
Their music sounds simple and spare but it’s anything but. The music and lyrics are efficient and effective. Nothing is wasted. You can’t remove a note or a word. They were masters at their craft.
Please check out "Don't Let Me Down" live in an impromptu rooftop concert in London in the winter cold. How great they sound under such conditions is absolutely amazing! Also, their excellent cover of Motown's Smokey Robinson hit: "You've Really Got A Hold On Me" is spectacular!
Certainly a good song. But I like more the experimental songs on Revolver. They were revolutionary in 1966 and are still influential today. When I was young in the late 1970s - 1980s, it was standard practice for every underground band to play a piece of revolver after on stage in smoky pubs
As some have said, Paul was the king of melodies and harmonies. Between his time with the Beatles and his own as a solo artist, probably more hit songs with catchy melodies than any other artist. Elton John was also a Melody/Harmony genius.
It is TOO COOL to see you guys experience the Beatles. We went through this 50 odd years ago and watching you makes it brand new!!! I am 72 years old and loving this sh*t Bro!! Thank you. ✌, PJ
I love your reactions to The Beatles music so much. Love all your reactions, but this music is different, as you said. I was 10yo when the Beatles came to America. The radio was always playing one of their songs. We all grew up listening to this beautiful music. Thank you for this one. ✌Hi from NYC.
The Beatles are my favorite group of all time. I grew up on their music. That all said, I get the same feelings from their music: It makes me happy and sad, or perhaps nostalgic, when I listen to it. It makes me miss people and places and pets I knew in my life that are gone. It makes me miss simpler and happier times.
Hi Guys, You are awesome, beautiful reaction to this 🎵 , you guys were exactly right on describing some of the Beatle songs. This one is sad and melancholy and beautiful.❤️🙏👍
When discussing his song "Here, There and Everywhere", McCartney has often cited the Beach Boys' "God Only Knows", his favourite pop song of all time, as a source of inspiration. In the 60s everybody thought the Rolling Stones and the Beatles were rivals when in fact Lennon and McCartney thought of Brian Wilson of Beach Boys as a real competitor.
Best song on the album. This album was where McCartney dominated and did until the beatles broke up. John had his moments but paul owned it. Che the Beatles are happy music. Very uplifting stuff.
Revolver is full of monster songs, and I don’t agree this beats out tomorrow never knows, Eleanor rigby, taxman or got to get you into my life with that amazing horn section.
@@danduntz2539 lyrically no song touches it..Taxman 2nd..Eleanor Rigby too. John's songs are weak..I like his stuff but paul owned the top spot from 66 to70
Wonder if you will do some Ringo Starr solo material. He's got some really good tunes during 1970-1973. Can't wait till you both do some solo Lennon and McCartney (with Wings)
Brian Wilson’s God Only Knows was an inspiration for this song. When you listen to 1970s balladeers or soft rock, you can trace them all back to Paul. Don’t you love the cover art? Bassist Klaus Voormann who worked with Lennon primarily.
Three out of four of the Beatles used Voormann as a bassist several times. He played with Lennon on the singles Cold Turkey, Instant Karma!, and Power to the People, and on the albums Plastic Ono Band, Imagine, Walls and Bridges, and Rock 'n' Roll. He also played at a 1969 performance for a UNICEF concert that made up part of the Live Jam section of Lennon's Some Time In New York City album. He played with George Harrison on four albums: All Things Must Pass, Living in the Material World, Dark Horse, and Extra Texture (Read All About It), and he played at the Concert for Bangladesh shows. He played with Ringo Starr on three albums: Ringo, Goodnight Vienna, and Ringo's Rotogravure. And he worked with many others besides the former Beatles.
John Lennon used to say back then that my parents generation were the ones that thought they were nothing but noise.... lol. My mother loved this song and later on many others. They crossed genres and generations.
Hey guys, as professional musicians youselves, please comment/explain to me how the great Quincy Jones said Paul McCartney was the worst bass player he ever heard. Did he mean it from a jazz point of view? Or was just having a really bad, pissed off day? It's bothered me since the first time I read it.
When you get around to the Magical Mystery Tour album, kindly react to the ALBUM version of I Am The Walrus, which is more "finished" than the video from the film. Much better!
Its definitely hard to comprehend this music level.. like y'all say its a disgusting talent..like some Jackson five Juan Gabriel Manhattan's Pink Floyd Marvin Gaye Selena LucyPavarotti Bee Gees Santana Los Tres Caballeros type of wonderful
Another great reaction, guys! Please, please, PUH-LEZE react to "got to get you into my life" also from the Revolver album. It's an entirely different vibe. You will love it!
If you haven't done "Tomorrow Never Knows" off Revolver yet, you absolutely have to. It sounds like it couldn't possibly have been written and produced before the '90s. Not just a generation ahead of its time - TWO generations ahead.
Love You To was blocked. Working on getting that up.
Great, love to see you're reaction on that song !!!
Greets from the Netherlands :)
Please
Great Harrison song. Hope it makes it on! (Love to you). And this song is absolutely magical too.
You guys might be hitting a threshold number on either average number of views per post or number of subscribers that causes the RUclips filter to kick in that blocks certain posts. Hope not because your reactions are so insightful. 🤞
DO NOT miss reacting to ‘Rain’, which was part of the album but got released as a B-side single to Paperback Writer. It features Ringo’s greatest drumming ever!
This is one of the most beautiful songs the Beatles ever wrote. Thanks for the great review!
To be clear, this is Paul. All Paul. John loved this song. Often said it was his favorite.
Agreed ❗ Haven't heard this song in years. It's a beauty ❣️
Paul on 60 minutes said that when they finished the song, John turned to him and said "that a really good one I love this song" which meant a lot
I hadn't heard that -thank you. Makes my day❤
I'm not believing that one ......like John's version of that conversation ...LOL :)
Paul's lying lol. And that's fine.
@@geekylove3603 John has stated in interviews that this is one of his favorite Paul songs.
This is a real quote.
Those little guitar runs, the added harmony on the lead vocal as the song progresses - pure Beatles genius. You are right in how every song sounds different but are identifiable as The Beatles.
And the bass, delicate yet powerful.
Beautifully constructed song. McCartney is brilliant at that, and word play. He will often put subtle, clever easter eggs in his songs that most listeners will miss, just because he can. This song, for example. You may notice that each verse starts with a word in the title: here, there, then everywhere.
I think Che noted a vital part of McCartney's genius, which is his sense of melody and harmony. And I'm glad you guys love his bass, which I have always thought is criminally underrated. Yeah, his melodies get into your head, and keep you company. If I recall correctly, McCartney said this is one of the very few songs Lennon complimented him on.
He once said it was the only time John ever complimented him
@@lisajudge6320Thanks, Lisa! I thought that might be the case, but wasn't sure.
I think Paul dreams in melodies. 🖖🏼
Lovely comment.
You might already know, but that's exactly how "Yesterday" came to him.
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And greetings from a fellow Trekkie!
That thing you can't find words for? Beatles MAGIC!
So simple yet so beautiful.
Pretty good for 4 guys in their mid 20s!
Punks. (Think how much better they would have been if they had gotten haircuts.)
Great choice, one of my fave Beatles albums ! the cover art is from the German graphic designer and bass player Klaus Voormann.
Probably beginning to end, the strongest set of songs in their catalogue.
The Beatles met Klaus Voormann in Hamburg in 1960!
Paul always said that this was his best song.
Instantly nostalgic in real time. They write songs that are timeless and eternal. Ear candy then, and now.
....candy?...I don't think so...
...maybe soul food...
This Beatles song is the first song I heard the Beatles sing on our local radio station in 1968. I still remember, we had just returned from Mexico and as we pulled in to our house "Here, There and Everywhere" was playing. It's amazing that I still have that memory.
When Paulie nails a ballad, he NAILS IT!!
Yep, and it stays nailed.
Paul McCartney said that John Lennon only complemented him once on a song that he had written. It was this song.
Then John rubbed it in later with the song "How Do You Sleep?".
I wonder if, in a moment of reflection, John ever regretted that song or not being more complimentary of Paul in general. I bet he did.
One of my absolute favorite vocal performances of all time! What a lovely song!
I’m glad y’all noticed Paul’s excellence on the bass. I knew you would. He plays like no one else. It’s fluid and natural. He’s also the best guitarist in the band. He played bass because no one else wanted to. He’s one of those rare guys who can pick up any instrument and play it well almost immediately and pull new sounds and ideas out of it right after that. To me, this is the best album they ever made. Nearly flawless.
I think “bittersweet” might be a good word to describe what you were saying - and it hits hard cause that’s the flavor of real life when you’re fully present, isn’t it
You both summed it up: The Beatles are masters of making you feel happy and sad at the same time. Thanks for another thoughtful reaction.
It's the Beatles magic. It can't be explained. Like how can I listen to a Beatles song so many years later and feel it's magic? How can my young nephew also feel that same magic despite the songs being from 1966? It is beyond explaining. :-)
Great art is timeless, that's the best I can come up with.
They made perfect songs. This one in particular is one of my favorites. The beauty, the tranquility, it makes me feel peaceful and good.
Paul McCartney LIVES FOREVER
No one on the Beatles played bass like Paul on the Beatles. The Let It Be album was recorded live in the studio (and rooftop) so John and George had to fill in on bass when Paul was on keyboards. If you watch the Get Back documentary, you could tell both John and George hated playing bass. That's why Billy Preston's impromptu visit to the Beatles while they were recording Let It Be was such a godsend. The 1st song he played on in the studio with them was Don't Let Me Down. Lennon wanted to get tapes of their sessions on the song for him to listen, but George said just let him play along and see what happens. He nailed his part immediately. Paul, who is a great pianist himself, the look of awe and the smile on his face that he shoots to Billy is priceless...
The look on Paul's face when Billy started playing is my favorite part of the Get Back documentary, and I pretty much loved the entire 6 hours, or however long it was.
Thank God for Peter Jackson. Best documentary - just loved seeing them interact with each other and create magic. @@chrishayes4323
"Changing my life with a wave of her hand", so beautiful.
'There's something about their melodies that kinda dig into your soul'. You get it dude, you get it.
One of the best songs ever written, imo. And yet, there was one group the Beatles looked up to: The Beach Boys. McCartney maintains that “God Only Knows” is the best pop song ever written. I would say “Warmth Of The Sun” is right up there with it. You guys should explore the genius of Brian Wilson and The Beach Boys.
@esdel
I always hear Beach Boys in this as well. Chicken or the egg, but it's there.
This is just a beautiful sentimental song. It’s music for grandma and mom and daughter and wife and everyone in between. ❤
Bruce Johnson from the Beach Boys was visiting London and had brought a copy of Pet Sounds with him (before it had been released). They all went back to someone's flat and listened to the album and Paul went home that night and wrote this song.
McCartney said "It’s actually just the introduction that’s influenced [by the Beach Boys]… John and I used to be interested in what the old fashioned writers used to call the verse, which we nowadays would call the intro…this whole preamble to a song, and I wanted to have one of those on the front of ‘Here, There and Everywhere.’ John and I were quite into those from the old-fashioned songs that used to have them, and in putting that [sings “To lead a better life”] on the front of ‘Here, There and Everywhere,’ we were doing harmonies, and the inspiration for that was the Beach Boys. We had that in our minds during the introduction to ‘Here, There and Everywhere.’ " He claimed to have come up with the song's chords while sitting next to the swimming pool at Lennon's house in Weybridge waiting for Lennon to wake up.
@@reddoxx4754 Thanks for the info. I never knew that. The information that I posted, I got from a book called "Revolution in the Head"
I think the word Che was looking for to describe what about the Beatles is distinctive and gives him chills is "soul". An utter commitment to the heart of each song, and the brilliance to pull it off.
I've been searching for decades to find the right word for the "feeling" you guys are talking about that you just can't define when listening to The Beatles and the one that I think encapsulates that "feeling" the best is "Magical."
Ethereal
four tracks. tape. tube-driven desk. think about it. rubber soul. revolver. sgt. pepper. magical mystery tour. the white album. just wow.
McCartney said this is his favorite of the songs he's written.
When you said - ",,,,,,, It's something about their melodies that kind of dig into your soul."
That is the most accurate description of what Beatles songs do to people, I've ever heard.
I've seen people cry, when Paul Macartney band plays Please Please me more than 50 years after it hit the world.
People cry - and so did I - on hearing the last Beatles song - Now and then.
Indeed - the Beatles' melodies do dig into your soul.
Pauls 1961 violin shaped Hoefner bass that was stolen 50 years recently found in original case...used in countless classic songs and live shows..was stolen 1972..check out the whole story..Paul is a happy man..
One of the best songs on the album, IMO.
I'll call it a top 10 McCartney Beatle song. The album is so strong, it's hard to pick out best.
@@chrisjamieson3452 Hard to pick out best Beatles ALBUM. So many MONSTER albums....
@@chrisjamieson3452 Agree. It’s my favorite Beatles album.
All done with 4 tracks!
Just a fantastic song.
This whole album and Rubber Soul are that bridge between the cute Fab 4 and where they’re stretching their wings and exploring new musical styles , so cool
2:05 La reacting to that modulation from the minor key bridge to the major key verse 😘
Mid-career albums can be the best albums, and Revolver is the gold standard.
I'm so happy you caught the beauty of this song.
As much as I love all kinds of music from around the world 🌎 and U.S ROCK, R&B, FUNK...the more BEATLES you play...the more I'm locked into my opinion, they are the Greatest Band Ever❣️ Magnificent. So happy to see you 2 enjoy them. Thank you ❗
This album was released on August 5, 1966...the only way I would know this is because that was the day I was born. I will be 58 years old this year. Great great album.
Nice. That was 8 years and 1 day before I was born.
Perspective: I was 15 and this music was like nothing else
@rickmeister thanks for sharing...I got that impression. The album is pretty early yet nothing like prior albums. It is amazing how much changed in a couple years. I can only imagine living thru it as a teenager.
Beautiful song in every way!
Absolutely love this gentle but haunting song, and I also thoroughly enjoyed yall's reaction. It all has left me with a smile on my face.
Each of those early albums was so special and so different yet always ❤
Looking forward to when the guys get to Tomorrow Never Knows, with all that bass.
It's the words - beautiful song and it means alot.
Composing an original and appealing melody aint easy.
Paul and Linda's love story is so special. His first solo album with the song "Maybe I'm Amazed" sums it up nicely.
This one was about Jane Asher, however.
Lazy is the word (a lazy tempo) typically The Beatles
Don't forget the singles! The Beatles forever clanged the way music was sold and consumed from the single song to the album as the artistic unit, but that hadn't happened yet when they were releasing all this stuff in just a few years. And they refused to put the songs they released as singles--arguably their BEST songs--on albums. "Paperback Writer"/"Rain" is the single thst came out of the sessions that yielded this album. I say listen to it as well!
This song...still makes me well up. It's the true feeling of love that every human wants. Now & forever. And set to such harmonies & clean arrangements. Gorgeous.
So pure..
Just beautiful. This is the Beatles album I played the most.
Paul is one of the most amazing and musical bass players of all time. Other bassists may wow you with their technical prowess or their flashy styles, but Paul always surrounds and embellishes and carries the tunes he plays on with such class!
The Beatles opened the US door for the British Invasion. They seemed to appear from nowhere and changed music forever.
I feel that as well... I love music and all sorts of styles and bands, but Beatles music always hit me different, and the atmosphere surrounding them seems to come out in the music.
Ahhhh…my wedding song in 1982. No longer married but this song still makes me feel very nostalgic.
Wow...Could this be any more McCartneyesque..I'd forgotten that this song even existed. Thanks. It'll probably play in my head for the rest of the day...
Yellow Submarine is stuck in my head right now. 😂
@@AirplayBeatsthe harmonies on the chorus of that song are just about as good as it gets...
Great song by one of the greatest bands of all time. Great reaction gentlemen❤
Like all great artists in any medium or genre the Beatles created musical compositions that reached deep into our innermost beings and hit a harmonic note in almost everyone. A rare feat that few artists have ever done.
Beautiful song! A great album!
This song and ‘Something’ are my two favorite songs in life. I’ve listened to it thousands of times and still get chills. McCartney has melodies running through his veins. He’s a genius, of course 🫶🏽
PLEASE do Greta Van Fleet - Age of Man (Live at red rocks)
Your concentration, I saw how mesmerized by the song you were. Beautiful.
One of the best love songs.
I've heard so many covers of this song I forgot about the original. ❤
Their music sounds simple and spare but it’s anything but. The music and lyrics are efficient and effective. Nothing is wasted. You can’t remove a note or a word. They were masters at their craft.
Please check out "Don't Let Me Down" live in an impromptu rooftop concert in London in the winter cold. How great they sound under such conditions is absolutely amazing!
Also, their excellent cover of Motown's Smokey Robinson hit: "You've Really Got A Hold On Me" is spectacular!
Certainly a good song. But I like more the experimental songs on Revolver. They were revolutionary in 1966 and are still influential today. When I was young in the late 1970s - 1980s, it was standard practice for every underground band to play a piece of revolver after on stage in smoky pubs
Great reaction. I love the subtle drumming on this one.
What a great album. So many different songs.
This song is more like the songs from their writing style of 2 or 3 years earlier...beautiful.
As some have said, Paul was the king of melodies and harmonies. Between his time with the Beatles and his own as a solo artist, probably more hit songs with catchy melodies than any other artist. Elton John was also a Melody/Harmony genius.
I remember doing this as part of a Beatles medley in high school choir.
Paul has said that if he had to pick a favorite song of his it would be Here, There, and Everywhere
It is TOO COOL to see you guys experience the Beatles. We went through this 50 odd years ago and watching you makes it brand new!!! I am 72 years old and loving this sh*t Bro!! Thank you. ✌, PJ
Great reactions !!
You guys do a great job.
This was a very popular wedding song back in the day.
I love your reactions to The Beatles music so much. Love all your reactions, but this music is different, as you said. I was 10yo when the Beatles came to America. The radio was always playing one of their songs. We all grew up listening to this beautiful music. Thank you for this one. ✌Hi from NYC.
The Beatles are my favorite group of all time. I grew up on their music. That all said, I get the same feelings from their music: It makes me happy and sad, or perhaps nostalgic, when I listen to it. It makes me miss people and places and pets I knew in my life that are gone. It makes me miss simpler and happier times.
Hi Guys,
You are awesome, beautiful reaction to this 🎵 , you guys were exactly right on describing some of the Beatle songs. This one is sad and melancholy and beautiful.❤️🙏👍
When discussing his song "Here, There and Everywhere", McCartney has often cited the Beach Boys' "God Only Knows", his favourite pop song of all time, as a source of inspiration. In the 60s everybody thought the Rolling Stones and the Beatles were rivals when in fact Lennon and McCartney thought of Brian Wilson of Beach Boys as a real competitor.
Melancholy might be a good word.
Best song on the album. This album was where McCartney dominated and did until the beatles broke up. John had his moments but paul owned it. Che the Beatles are happy music. Very uplifting stuff.
Revolver is full of monster songs, and I don’t agree this beats out tomorrow never knows, Eleanor rigby, taxman or got to get you into my life with that amazing horn section.
@@danduntz2539 lyrically no song touches it..Taxman 2nd..Eleanor Rigby too. John's songs are weak..I like his stuff but paul owned the top spot from 66 to70
Wonder if you will do some Ringo Starr solo material. He's got some really good tunes during 1970-1973. Can't wait till you both do some solo Lennon and McCartney (with Wings)
None of their songs sounds the same as the next one, but they all sound like the Beatles. Unique in all popular music from the 60s to present day.
Brian Wilson’s God Only Knows was an inspiration for this song. When you listen to 1970s balladeers or soft rock, you can trace them all back to Paul. Don’t you love the cover art? Bassist Klaus Voormann who worked with Lennon primarily.
Three out of four of the Beatles used Voormann as a bassist several times. He played with Lennon on the singles Cold Turkey, Instant Karma!, and Power to the People, and on the albums Plastic Ono Band, Imagine, Walls and Bridges, and Rock 'n' Roll. He also played at a 1969 performance for a UNICEF concert that made up part of the Live Jam section of Lennon's Some Time In New York City album. He played with George Harrison on four albums: All Things Must Pass, Living in the Material World, Dark Horse, and Extra Texture (Read All About It), and he played at the Concert for Bangladesh shows. He played with Ringo Starr on three albums: Ringo, Goodnight Vienna, and Ringo's Rotogravure. And he worked with many others besides the former Beatles.
But the lyrics though. The fucking lyrics to that song. Are. So. Fucking beautiful.
Wait till you get to 'For no one'
John Lennon used to say back then that my parents generation were the ones that thought they were nothing but noise.... lol. My mother loved this song and later on many others. They crossed genres and generations.
Love this reaction! You guys should do Goodnight Tonight from Paul McCartney & Wings! WILL NOT disappoint you!
Wistfulness is the feeling.
So beautiful they could do it all ❤
Hey guys, as professional musicians youselves, please comment/explain to me how the great Quincy Jones said Paul McCartney was the worst bass player he ever heard. Did he mean it from a jazz point of view? Or was just having a really bad, pissed off day? It's bothered me since the first time I read it.
Sweet. Good discussion. American crooner Andy Williams did a beautiful cover of this song.
When you get around to the Magical Mystery Tour album, kindly react to the ALBUM version of I Am The Walrus, which is more "finished" than the video from the film. Much better!
Unbelievable songwriters!!!
Its definitely hard to comprehend this music level.. like y'all say its a disgusting talent..like some Jackson five Juan Gabriel Manhattan's Pink Floyd Marvin Gaye Selena LucyPavarotti Bee Gees Santana Los Tres Caballeros type of wonderful
Another great reaction, guys! Please, please, PUH-LEZE react to "got to get you into my life" also from the Revolver album. It's an entirely different vibe. You will love it!
If you haven't done "Tomorrow Never Knows" off Revolver yet, you absolutely have to. It sounds like it couldn't possibly have been written and produced before the '90s. Not just a generation ahead of its time - TWO generations ahead.