My First Time Reacting To Beatles - Tell Me Why_ If I Fell_ I Should Have Known Better
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- Опубликовано: 11 мар 2024
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Love their early period songs. Simply charming and charmingly simple.
Top selling musicians of all time.
How fun was that? I can't describe what an impact the Beatles had on my life. They came out in a period where our president Kennedy was shot dead and the whole world seemed dark. Then the "British Invasion" took place where the Beatles and other groups from England came to the United States and brought fun, laughter, and music that was upbeat and positive. Thank you for posting this.
They gave us a reason to smile again! Changed the world!
Yes!
My mother, an English war bride said the Beatles help sooth the Anglo-American riff after WW 2. It was just twenty short years earlier that the war ended. Many Americans felt that the U.S. should never had fought in Europe. She felt the resentment when my father brought her to America. The British music invasion sure had an effect on the Boomer generation.
I totally agree with you. Live in Canada and they had the same impact on us as well. It was such a positive adventure and some of their music still puts me in tears at it's beauty.
Lennon had one hell of a voice!
fantastic harmonies on 'if i fell'!!!
Indeed! Paul's wasn't bad either
Hear him in `Twist and Shout`
john lennon singing 'twist & shout' & elvis presley singing 'one night' are 2 of the best rock vocals ever!!!@@Jill-mh2wn
Lennon's vocal on "Rock and Roll Music" is my favorite.
More Beatles!!! This came out in 1964 when I was a senior in high school in Seattle. The Beatles hit the US like a bomb, they were so good, they were having fun, and their songs brought joy to your heart. Nice reaction.
And they pissed off parents, no small thing. It was one way to protest their "rules". I just a couple of years younger than you.
1964 you are just starting an amazing journey.
I was privileged and fortunate to have seen the Beatles live at the Cavern Club in 1962, I was docked at Liverpool and introduced to the Cavern by a Liverpudlian shipmate. Wonderful memories from an iconic time for British music!
you are SOOOOOO lucky! what can you tell us about the show?
@@loosilu Hi, it’s such a long time ago, but the memories are still quite fresh so my ageing brain cells have not deteriorated too much😀 It was a very cramped and smoky venue with not a lot of space to dance! Being a basement it had no windows and there were large supporting brick pillars taking up even more space. The atmosphere was electric, girls were screaming even in those early days. I also saw another up and coming group there too, Gerry and the Pacemakers! I believe the singer and entertainer Cilla Black was working as a cloakroom attendant at the same time too, though I wouldn’t have known her at this time. Such a lot of talent emanated from this small tucked away club. Another clear memory was at the exit , there were loads of young girls hanging around the doorway begging for a shilling to buy a ‘chip butty’. Happy days!
@chrislofotos oh man, yes Cilla was the coat check girl! Can you remember what the sound was like?
Also, what was your impression of them on stage?
@@loosilu it was magical, and such a completely new and refreshing sound, even their appearance and obvious infectious enthusiasm was amazing, it was apparent to us that they were something special.
Excellent reaction young lady. This was filmed 31 March 1964!! RNB
That's weird.I went to see the film in the summer that year.
@@geoffreyevans1549 Thanks Geoff. That's why I'm supposed to proofread my posts! Don't know where November came from. Thanks for allowing me to fix my mistake. I really appreciate it. Cheers, RNB
Indeed
It's hard to explain just how much the 'mop tops' influenced the world back in the 60's today, but their impact was immense. Not only with their music, with every record they released being a progression of sound, but also with fashion and attitudes.
I grew up with them, and I've always loved them. I remember jumping up and down with my friends as a 6 year old at infant school in the early 60's as we sang 'she loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah, with huge smiles on our faces. Even at that young age, it seemed different and special, and it stayed that way througout the rest of the decade.
I remember dancing with my Mom when The Beatles came on Ed Sullivan. She could sing like a bird her dad was a jazz musician and she knew talent. We listened to new Beatles together every time a LP came out. I remember listening to “She’s Leaving Home” from Sgt.. Pepper I heard mom crying because my older sister had left home and never returned. The Beatles were in my life from a boy on and changed everything with their music. I’m happy to see you appreciate them! Love you Mom and miss you so very much!
I was about 15 years old during the mid 1960s when those Beatles songs were popular. Great memories listening to them.
It's from the movie "A Hard Day's Night".
I recommend it to you.
Anyone starting to listen to the Beatles NEEDS to see this movie first and foremost. There are two earlier albums that are perhaps more important but this movie was the world's introductions to the band in motion.
This would've never happened without the early influence of black R&B and Soul. Hard Days Night, baby!
They were so Good !!
So good they were great. Jim
I was eleven when this video was filmed and am now seventy. Enjoy discovering the music of the Beatles. The variety is amazing, and the composing skill is hard to believe. People usually refer to Lennon/McCartney, but don’t neglect Harrison’s skill, or Starr’s. George and Ringo also collaborated. Such sheer talent combined in one band, and it’s a pleasure to say that both Paul and Ringo are out there performing and writing.
Great reaction..
Yes.keep digging..
They the best...!!!
brilliant Beatles
You may as well watch the movie A Hard Day's Night (1964) from start to finish. Fun!
I'll 2nd, 3rd and 4th and fifth that!!!!!!!!!!
This brings back memories. I bought 'A Hard Day's Night" EP in England, in the sixties, before moving to the US. As a kid, I couldn't afford to buy the LP. I found out later that they made three versions with different songs from the album. Coincidentally, mine has all three of these songs plus "And I love Her". EPs are the same size as singles; 45 rpm discs with two songs per side. I still have mine and it's in good shape.
Saw them 3 times in Toronto will always be grateful for that!!
From a Hard Days Night film, which you MUST watch to understand what the Beatles were all about when they made it big. It's a musical comedy kind of thing, funny stuff in it. this is the big finish of the film...in the film script they drove their manager and the TV producer crazy, and Paul's grandfather kept getting in trouble. If I Fell and I Should've known Better were also sung earlier in the film. the Beatle s stood up for Civil Rights in 1964 when they refused to play for segregated audiences. Back then in the South that took real balls. It was Jacksonville Florida. They loved African American musicians and singers...
Not just wonderful musicians but they started writing their own material and that encouraged others. .I am old enough to remember in the easy listening pop of the 50s, all stuff imported from the USA. Of course rock and roll was something different and that influence British groups.
Great Reaction 👍🙏😎
It’s the 60’s my Dear…😜😉👏👏👏
Simply magnificent.
This being from their movie you are not getting the complete songs, but you should take some time to watch the movie. It's good and will pretty much introduce you to the members in an entertaining way.
Good times. Was about eight years old when A Hard Days Night came out. Loved the movie and music
fantastic.pure class.
If I fell...whew...high school blues.
My boys will always be in my heart and soul. I love them. I am way beyond grateful. I'm ecstatic! Thanks my boys. Sometimes I burst onto tears listening to John and George play and sing. I have turn it off. I just can't take it emotionally. I lost two brothers.
❤Class of 71❤ I remember when they first came from England and the British invasion,😊❤ 2024❤
First Time listening To Beatles? I wonder under what rock she has been living.
Did we listen to glenn miler back then, same story.
@@user-zh9ow3jz1t I can say I wasn't a Miller fan back in my youth, but I had heard of him, and had heard some of his music. Similarly, I was born in '57 but I know who Bogart was, Gable and Davis. I even know Chaplin and Lloyd from the silents. I don't know every actor, but hard for me to grasp not knowing "the biggest of the big" in a popular genre.
you might be right, this generation knowledge of older music is really bad.@@dangeroreilly2028
This is the next to last scene in their first full length movie "A HARD DAY'S NIGHT" You NEED to watch it sometime.
This Is the Early 60s black and white film . Very nice reaction early Beatles is always a pleasure to listen to . Thanks
1964. It’s black and white; that should be the giveaway.
David here I been a Beatles fan and collector for over fifty years and I am so glad that you like them! 😊
I like that you let the music flow. They probably are the best band ever.
Años 60. ( '60s)
The 60's.
This a film clip from the 1964 movie "HARD DAYS NIGHT> You need to watch it . God Bless.
It was the 60's
It's the 60s, my dear. 😊
60s.
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At the 7:21 mark Precious said she thought the video dated from the 1990s or the 1980s. No criticism here; she's simply making her best guess on the spot. Most of us know that this actually dates from 1964. Just another indication of musically how far ahead of everyone the Beatles were!
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John didn’t even like his voice - if I fell has Paul and John harmonizing at their best ..
I used to have a friend that argued that the Stones were better. I think not!!
That was 1965!
Lol😅, that was about 1965
Why does this seem like CGI sequence? Too much of it is something that wouldn't have been shot back in the day.
It is done without computers. Film editing magic. No auto tune. Yes the girls lost their minds.
Paul mccartney was and still is great... But I still prefer John's voice. Always will
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I cannot understand a word out of this womens mouth.
90s????????????, vis is mid 60s, v early days of pop n rnr n in a few short yrs v beatles n others revolisinised modern music n pop culture 2.
I can't imagine how different my generation's lives would have been if we hadn't had the music and lyrics of the Beatles to entertain and guide us through our teens and early twenties. Wish you could've been there with us!
This was the 1960's