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The Beatles did more than change music, they changed the world.
A lot of bands in the late 60s and on were amazing. The Beatles definitely were not the only ones but without the Beatles it’s doubtful that any of them would receive the recognition that they did. The Beatles opened the door.
@@futurereflections4097 more like they kicked the door down.
Come on dude...that’s over the top. Music yes....the world? 😂 Jesus changed the world, they just made good music! You hippies make me laugh! 😂
@@williamcabell142 you seem to not appreciate the mood of the country after JFK was assassinated. The Beatle Mania began shortly after and spread worldwide. How we act and talk today was a result of the influence the Beatles had on society. The drug culture is one, heart surgery another. If you don't know how, then you ain't so smart.
What changed in China?
I think the world fell in love with them, not only for the catchy songs, but they were all charming and funny and stylish and cute and didnt take themselves too serious. Combine that with the insane amount of output and revolutionary and pioneering music, they cant be beat.
You should definitely watch their first movie, A Hard Days Night. It captures so much about their early days and is really quite enjoyable. Also never discount how important their producer, George Martin was to the story of the Beatles.
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Wow u just made know them better now I know how Beatles was come about ,incredible
I'm 64, and grew up with them from the very start. You are exactly correct in saying they did it right, by breaking up when they did..They did it all perfectly. Especially when you consider that they all had successful after-lives...I experienced it all, even at the young age that I was..In Feb. of '64, when they were on The Ed Sullivan Show (I remember it vividly) I was just 2 months shy of 7 yrs. old. Even at that age I knew what we were seeing was beyond special...I couldn't imagine growing up without them, to be honest.
Wow so wonderful 10 songs in a day very talented bravo the Beatles 👍
Wow.. Cimdy i don't know their history before.. But i now have a clip about the beetles... I love watching your face.. 🌹😘
Very Great Video I learn Alot from this Video Cimdy Blessings Thanks for this Wonderful Video
Lovely history to hear
Hello from Liverpool great video well done and presented
Wow this is so interesting to know about the Beatles,
interesting summary of their career..... one error... Paperback Writer was recorded at the same time but wasn't included on the album Revolver... it was released only as a single
I think at one point Paperback Writer was included on a compilation album. I remember my mom having it when I was a kid. Maybe they confused it with Taxman or something in the video. On a side note my dad had a 68 GTO he bought new. Gave it to me at 17. Then I bought another a few years ago.
Cimdy
So happy you saw this
Yes it still is a brief history..
We have been following them through books and magazines since ..
Well I’m 66 going on 67..
So happy about your interest in the beatles 😍
10 songs one day. Ok that's insane
Not only did they have 14 songs in the us billboard chart at the same time in-64 but also on the fourth of April -64 they occupied the first five places on the chart with Can’t buy me love, Twist and shout, She loves you, I want to hold your hand and Please please me in that order.
Pretty impressive.
Wow this is great history thanks for sharing NA we Dey Here from Munich Germany Doings full support
It was nice listening to this, while preparing for church. Alot of things I didn't know about the beatles before now, it was great knowing them more. Thanks Cimdy for sharing ❤❤
This was great thank you! 😎👍
Another nice vid sis and thanks for sharing 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Great knowing them 👏
Btw, it WAS NOT Yoko Ono who was responsible for their breakup..It was just time for them. People erroneously scapegoated her. They just outgrew the whole band situation..They wanted to strike out on their own, (with the possible exception of Paul, but I think he understood it in the end, too) and not be restricted and tied to the others for the rest of their lives..Perfectly understandable.
Yes, but her consistently butting into the Beatles creative process didn't help at all! Girlfriends and wives never came to rehearsals until Yoko, and John didn't have the backbone to say NO! None of the other three liked or had any appreciation for Yoko's input. It was bullshit!
@@boosuedon John wanted her there..Blame him, then..I don't hear anyone say "John caused the breakup, for bringing Yoko there"..If you really want to blame someone it would be John because he was looking for a way out more than anyone else..however, I'm not even going to blame John. It was just time, is all. Nobody's to blame. It was done because it was time, period...If it makes you feel better than go ahead, blame Yoko. I just think it's nonsense.
Thank God they came along.
I will never forget that horrible night that John Lennon was killed. That whole week, exam week at my college, Central Michigan University was just a train wreck. It was my senior year in college and I did survive. But John's death cast a pall over that whole time. It also was final confirmation that the Beatles would never be together again. Such makes events like Paul's Dodger Stadium concert and Ringo's surprise appearance to perform Sergeant Pepper's reprise and Helter Skelter oh so very significant and treasures to hold onto.
Lovely tribute. Take Care.
Aww this is absolutely great and interesting history thanks for sharing
They definitely contribute greatly to the music industry, carving their unique place and have loyal fans that are invested in keeping their music alive. Great upload and full replay 😊
Thanks! Excellent observations about the songs that actually aren't on the albums. Very much enjoying your Beatles journey.
Old is good and full of fun. It is nice to know more about them. Their documentary is very interesting
wow this is really wonderful so talented i really enjoy watching thanks for sharing sist 👍
Wawwwwww can’t imagine how they got together and started ......... their history is 💓💓💓🙌🏾 They are so great ,,,,, Thank you cimdymmmmmm for bringing up their History cause I never knew this though I know few of their songs🥰spending 700 hours in the studio ? Wawwwww
Well done 👏
Nice to see young people like you Cimdy on the Beatles life tour.
Even though The Beatles 1967 film "Magical Mystery Tour" (based on an idea by Paul McCartney) did receive very poor reviews by the critics, it is actually an excellent film. It is a very artistic film.
That's right...Steven Spielberg said it was actually a big influence on him when he was in film school!! ❤
I consider myself lucky to have been of their generation. Nice hearing younger generations appreciating the music that I grew up on
Wow, this is very informative. Great history, they are amazing.
love seeing their live shows with girls so excited they were fainting and had to be carried out 🤣
Cindy,I love the way you say Beatles.
Thank you so much Frank
Very good film. Thanks, Cimby.
The Beatles are on the right side of history in every possible way. “We Can Work it Out” is not on the “Rubber Soul” album🤔
South Vietnamese political prisoners disagree.
??? Why would South Vietnamese POWs hate The Beatles? Because they were against the War in Vietnam? Lots of people were against it. John Lennon marched for peace with many protesters and even wrote Give Peace a Chance. The Beatles were all about peace and love. That was their thing.
@@betsyab121 OMG. You missed the point. Pulling out of Vietnam allowed North Vietnam to conquer and brutally oppress the South Vietnamese.
So, we should have stayed in Vietnam? Even Walter Cronkite said it was an unwinnable war. Young men were dying over there by the thousands, and millions of Americans were protesting to get us out of there. Frankly, we should never been over there in the first place but the Military Industrial Complex was around even then, and you know, money...
With all due respect, can we please leave politics out of this and appreciate the music? My original comment was meant only to point out that the Beatles not only left us with a huge catalogue of beautiful music, but they were also decent, humble, peace loving souls who advocated for love and positivity.
To their credit, after that Florida show, all of their contracts had a "no segregation" clause written into them. You should listen to the two songs they made for the Anthology albums. Free As A Bird and Real Love were written and recorded on cassette tape by John Lennon. The other three Beatles got together with Jeff Lynne as producer and provided full backup and orchestration for them.
Interesting thanks & hi😎
This is very EXCITING ABOUT THE BEATLES
Very nice 👌
1958 such a long time. Most influential band of all time is huge I must say. I can see how fast they sale really..
Good vibes sis
And now, you know the rest of the story. One thing that was left out, was that The Beatles gave back their Britsh Medals on account of the uproar from other award winners,(mainly war veterans), who thought it was out side the award's rules. EMI Records,(British) and Capital Records,(American), had a deal to put out Beatle albums. But there must have been some clause in the contract that allowed them each to decide which songs they would or would not want to include on each album.
Only John Lennon returned the thing in 1969. As a promo gag. With the reason: in protest of the British participation in the Biafra war and ... the slipping of his (spectacular) single "Cold Turkey" in the charts.
Thankyou.
It was widely thought at the time that Harold Wilson only 'recommended' they be given the awards to garner some sort of support from the Young. Personally, I don't buy that: NO politician would ever be so cynical...................................would they ?
the "your mother should know" video i thought was the best scene of all their movies
Gang gang your bring back some old memories for me
Before the Beatles the world was black and when they came along their music changed the world forever.
To think they were initially rejected by the U.S. arm of E.M.I., Capitol, which meant their stuff was released on Veejay!
Up up up great memory sis
anthology is good too,,if not on here but just to relax and enjoying seeing it,,you would love it
He left out the fact that on April 5, 1964 they had the TOP FIVE singles on the Billboard charts (when they had 14 songs on the same chart) No one has broken THAT record yet.
A follow up to one of the facts mentioned in that report. The Beatles performed their last-ever concert in August of 1966 at San Francisco’s Candlestick Park. Paul McCartney returned to that stadium in August of 2014 -- almost forty-eight years later to the date -- to perform the final concert held there before it was demolished in 2015.
Had to watch again so interesting
You are awesome Darling 🤗💕
Btw there should be more and different stories about the beatles across their career because the amount of facts they actually did in just eight years... For example they gave a lot of their songs to other singers and this song went up on charts, even if sang by other singers... Love your video btw!!
A Hard Day's Night is my favorite movie of all time.
The Beatles changed the world in only 8 years. Alexander the Great needed 13 years. ;-)
And The Beatles didn't need to CRUCIFY anyone........................unlike Alexander !
The Beatles did it with love and Alexander did it with violence. Guess who's revered today?
Cool video. I'd highly highly recommend watching the documentary George Harrison: Living in the Material World directed by Martin Scorsese if you haven't already. Really beautiful film.
Wow this is a good history..
The album graphic used for the Yellow Submarine album is incorrect At 20:26.... that is the cover for the Yellow Submarine Songtrack, released in the 90's. Featured some of the Yellow Submarine songs and others but remixed for pristine sound.
They all knew how Alexander felt :) Peace!
this failed to mention Yellow Submarine song was a a hit single of off Revolver album, and several other singles were not mentioned. The fact that the Beatles held the top 5 spots in a row in hit singles on April 4, 1964, apparently a record that has never been broken, and skips a few other crucial details but otherwise a good synopsis. this is a good starting point for those not born in the era or not familiar with the Beatles much to understand how they evolved, how to judge their music not on "simple love songs for teenager" vs. more complicated songs later, and studio production compared to "today's technology." The Beatle material taken out of revolutionary and historical context is ridiculous. How can anyone sell 800 million records over this long a period and not be extremely talented, live, without computer help, blah blah, judging them in the present terms, as so many numbskulls do, failing to understand how they led the way for others?
Omg baby girl!!
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Total freak coincidence that these 4 met.. not to mention the producer. It created something that really did change music and the world. Such a rare thing it has not happened since and might never again. Even the few who might not like their music would be delusional not to notice this.
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"They left on a high note............................"
Precisely, Princess..........................PRECISELY !!!!!
the reason magical mystery tour got bad reviews is because if was filmed in intentionaly bright colors for effect,,,,only to have its debut showing,,,,showed in BLACK AND WHITE by the bbc,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,the critics quickly changed their reviews once they seen the film in color
Nice comments from you Cymdy, about the Beatles eventual breakup and that being a good thing. I sure agree. I have read that although they were aware that the end was coming for them as the Beatles, during final publicity photo sessions there were still smiles and laughter, and glimmers of comradeship.
And as Lennon wistfully remarked many years later, they all realized that at some point one just needs to leave old friends at the bar -- and go away with new people and experiences. Paul has also said that they'd all discovered new people in their lives.
RE: the "concept album" that the Beatles made popular with "Sergeant Peppers," I was a bit disappointed that the maker of this video did not display the Beach Boys "Pet Sounds" album ... which was not "officially" a concept album (it predated "Sergeant Peppers") but has all the earmarks of being just that.
Thanks, Cymdy!
Thank you so much Shannon
Eventually it paid out for the guy that got kicked out. Because he was heard on the Anthology album on the early recordings, he became a millionaire in the 90s.
I would like to point out am NOT the dentist who introduced them to LSD lol
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Pete Best finally made several million dollars from the Anthology 1 album because he played on some of the tracks.
I thought the Magical Mystery Tour movie was great.
I was about to comment the same thing.
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Hey Cimdy, it's so cool watching this brief history about them. There's lots of documentaries out there and check them out. If you'd like to watch a good docudrama of sorts about their early start check out "The Birth of the Beatles" (1979), a Dick Clark production where they have somewhat look-alike actors playing the Fab Four. They do their parts well. It begins 1959 not long after John, Paul and George hooked up. There are some things changed a bit for dramatic purposes, but it's still a good movie and the only one there on the topic. @ 28:44 Wow. What you said there about each one, heart, mind, glue... that's awesome Cimdy. There is a line in this movie almost exactly like what you said there! Have you seen it already? @ 29:25 As it turns out, Pete Best was a consultant on The Birth of the Beatles, too. It contains a lot of his perspective. Maybe you should do a react video on it someday, and the A Hard Day's Night movie. You'd be the first. ✌️😎
They were Fab. No argument here.
Paperback writer wasn’t on revolver right? I’m positive it wasn’t
Paperback Writer was not on the British version of Revolver. It was a single. It may have been put on an American version of a cash grab album...
I do hope you'll listen to Beatles' albums, not just these single-songs that you react to. I know reactors NEED to do single-songs but you and your ears will learn to appreciate ALBUMS so much more.
Chuck, say no more. Most definitely Chuck👍
This is a good but very general synopsis. Things were missed, unintentionally misleading, and a few inaccuracies. That's ok though. When we saw them on Ed Sullivan back then, we knew there was something special despite us being so young. We were transfixed. It's all we talked about the next. Over the years we continued to be enthralled with each new release. Meanwhile, there were a lot of really good groups to choose from. It was great to be surrounded by so much good music. These other groups were trying their darnedest to keep up with the Beatles so there was a lot of experimentation. Unfortunately, 'Sgt Pepper...' pretty much left everyone in the dust permanently. John Lennon had apparently been quoted at one time that the Beatles music would still be played 100 years from then. Over 50 years later, it looks like he was right.
They had to be the perfect storm. None of them could read or write music. At the time, none of them were really virtuosos on their instruments. They ran into producer George Martin, the most likely candidate for the 'Fifth Beatle' title. He WAS a very skilled musician and knew his way around a recording studio. If any single member had not come together (no pun intended) to form this collective, it would have been a story with much lesser results. We will never see anything like this every again. I feel sorry for those that didn't live during those times to experience the magic. But it is fantastic that people like yourself are not afraid to delve into these old songs. Did I say old? They are timeless actually. A great number of them still sound fresh in the modern world. What was their secret? John was asked this and answered, 'If we knew, we’d get together four boys with long hair and be managers'.
im new,,,all scribed up now,,please review the beatles rooftop concert if you can find a clean copy of it on here,,should be able to,,in my opinion,,T H E BEST concert ever give in the world by anyone from anywhere,,,any time,,at all,,,period,,,and i feel that every time i see it even though i seen it plenty,,,it still impacts me like the first time,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
You think Decca had any regrets?
Decca signed The Rolling Stones later so probably not.
So, they broke up the year I was born . Omfg.
The band's name is pronounced "BEETLES" not "Bettles".
You just completely ripped off someone else's video for 27 minutes and stood there watching it in silence while your fans watched you watching it?
What fucking planet is this?
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was Brian Epstein a relative of Jeffrey Epstein? don’t get mad at me for asking i mean no offense
No.
The sad truth is, Non of this is actually true. The Beatles were taken over as a project by Tavistock. And since 1967 im 100% sure its not Paul McCartney....its Billy Shears. Compare them playing live during the early 60s with their studio work. The Beatles did not write all their songs and its not them playing everything on the albums. Its just a complete lie that we have been told and im a massive fan still. Theres some dark occult stuff going on in the Beatles story. They want us to believe they wrote and recorded full albums in like a few days. Sorry....especially in that time, considered how good it all sounds. They were part of the whole ''social engineering'' of the 60s along with the psychedelics, hippie movement, feminism movement. It sounds crazy and nuts but non of the official Beatles story makes any sense when you really dig deep. The whole Youth Culture was a way to re-design society through young adults and kids. If anyone is interested in this, watch ''Sage Of Quay'' on YT and Bitchute! They stopped touring after 1966 because of Billy Shears.
Get out of here with that bullshit. I'm guessing you're a flat earther too.
Spot the conspiracy nut
@@gazt8926 I am very sane thank you. You can not deny all the differences in facial structure, ties to the occult world, holes in the official story. I ask questions and seek answers. Im not nuts in any way.
@@JD43232 listen, I became a Christian 25 years ago, listening to preachers peddling right wing conspiracy occult stuff which left me brainwashed like yourself……it’s crap
LOL please dont spread the conspiracy theories here
Full of mistakes. Much is fiction and rubbish.
Such as?
@@michaelmelling9333 (1) The date and place of John and Paul's meeting is correct, but it was planned, with Paul invited along by schoolfriend Ivan Vaughan, to see another friend of his, John, perform, with the thought in Ivan's head they just may get along. (2) Bert Kaempfert signed them to a recording contract with Polydor to back Tony Sheridan on record, he was never involved in any capacity with their live shows. (3) Brian Epstein was never a music journalist, the closest he got was having a column in the “Mersey Beat” paper commenting on the new releases that could be bought from his store. (4) Their 6 June 1962 session at EMI Studios on Abbey Road for Parlophone was an audition; their contract with the label was signed a few weeks later. (5) Epstein had them in suits and being more professional on stage by the end of 1961, not 1962. (6) "'Please Please Me' had two more huge hits, 'From Me to You' and 'She Loves You'...” Not only was neither on the 'Please Please Me' album, both were written and recorded after it had been released. (7) They were being called the 'Fab Four' by July 1963, months before 'With The Beatles' came out. (8) The 'Twist and Shout' LP was released by Canadian Capitol, their equivalent of the UK 'Please Please Me' album. It was never released by Capitol in the US because they had turned down 'Please Please Me' and the rights to the album belonged to Vee Jay Records and others; though Capitol did import some of the Canadian records. (9) If you're gonna point to Beatles domination on the US Billboard in April 1964, I mean, yeah, 14 singles quite impressive; more impressive though, 4 April chart, even if only 12 singles, they have the whole Top 5. (10) The singles from 'A Hard Day's Night' were the title track and 'Can't Buy Me Love'. Three of the four they list (missing US #1 'Can't Buy Me Love') were Capitol cash-in singles not approved of by The Beatles, while the instrumental version of 'And I Love Her' was by The George Martin Orchestra, not The Beatles. (11) Again, 'Yesterday' was a US single not approved by the band. (12) 'Rubber Soul' was not an album they took their time with, it was a hurried four weeks to get it out in time for Christmas, with them overdubbing a 'Help!' outtake ('Wait') to make up the numbers. (13) 'We Can Work It Out' is not on 'Rubber Soul'. (14) 'Paperback Writer' wasn't on 'Revolver'. (15) Apple released many people other than The Beatles, including Mary Hopkin, Badfinger, James Taylor, Jackie Lomax, Doris Troy, and Billy Preston (among others). (16) For the 'Yellow Submarine' album cover they use the cover of 1999's 'Yellow Submarine Songtrack' instead of the cover of the 1969 album. (17) 'Let It Be' did not follow them around during their final months, it was all filmed in January 1969.
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