And don't forget - the London police bragged/lied about having "30 complaints" about the 'noise'... yeah.... 30 unnamed complaints compared 3000 in the street, enjoying it. Way to serve the public, eh?
@@Cbcw76 I like the people in the Apple office telling the police they couldn't let them on the roof because letting more people up there would be a fire hazard. Of course, they forced their way up there anyway, but I think it stalled them for a while.
In the Peter Jackson documentary, you can just see when he shows up at the studio and they ask him to sit in that the whole thing goes up a notch. They were probably burning out a bit a bit working so hard on the new songs and needed a breath of fresh air that he really brought.
@@alanr4447a how did you know I was thinking of Let It Be?! I must've had my head on wrong. Let It Be was 1st lp. But...I got the "Hey Jude" next. Thanks, Kreskin!
@@JoeandAngie Because "Don't Let Me Down" was recorded as part of the _Let It Be_ project, and is *_generally_* associated with that, but ended up being released on an ALBUM a few months prior to the LIB album, on _Hey Jude_ in the.U.S., and was therefore NOT included in the LIB album you'd EXPECT it to be in. Too bad if you lived outside the U.S. and didn't have the HJ album in your country!
Aaliyah thank you for this wonderful reaction. One of the most influential bands of all time. This rooftop performance was the very last public performance they ever gave. Ringo is still considered to be in the top ten greatest drummers of all time having a very unique style that few have ever been able to imitate. I remember John’s death vividly to this day. We all cried for days. Just one very random fact as someone above mentioned the shooting of John. The murderer had a second potential victim on his list for that day - David Bowie.
This song is part of the Beatles' return, late in their recording career as a band, to their roots in relatively simple rock n roll after a few albums that were far more conceptual, psychedelic, spiritual and experimental.
I personally think people who grow up listening to The Beatles as you did are more likely to fall in love with music. They baptized my ears and my emotions with their songs. I'll always be grateful to them. Thanks for the insightful reaction, Aaliyah!
Yes, anyone coming from the classical music tradition is more likely to appreciate "Because," which John Lennon said was influenced by Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata.
Hi Aaliyah! Thanks for the reaction to this Beatles classic! Many of their songs have no official videos or even live performances, so may I suggest reacting to some without a video to look at - maybe a photo of the band or an album cover? I would love to see you react to "Here There and Everywhere" some sunny day!! Best wishes to you in all you do!!
Just one of the many great Beatles songs. One of the things I like about the Beatles is how their music matured as they got older and the natural changes in music over the years. Great song, and as always, great reaction. 😊
The song was originally issued on a single (45) as the B-side to the A-side "Get Back", but IT was always the song I preferred. Then in the 80s or 90s I saw a jukebox in a restaurant that had that single, but inserted with "Don't Let Me Down" as the "A"!
The Beatles are pure perfection, without being perfect - if that makes any sense. From a pure technical point of view, not the best singers ever, not the best musicians ever, the productions could be rough around the edges at times - but when it all comes together, it's magic.
But they had 3 genius song writers in one band ! George Martin was also hugely instrumental in what they were able to record in the studio Moreover, don't underestimate how good Paul is on Bass and George on lead guitar. Ringo was also a better drummer than his reputation as "not even the best drummer in the Beatles "
"Don't Let Me Down" was recorded in 1969 during the "Let It Be" sessions. The band recorded the song with keyboardist Billy Preston. The Beatles performed this song twice during their rooftop concert in January 1969.
Younger people don't realize how big the Beatles was😮 This is one of these last performances what's the so-called fifth Beatle electric Man Billy Preston.
Nice video Aaliyah! It's great to hear what the younger generation thinks of The Beatles. It will be fun to create a follow-up. What about doing "Because" from the Abbey Road album? Beautiful vocal harmonies!
Hi Aaliyah. Great video. Folks are throwing out various Beatles songs for you to listen to, but if your are not familiar with the bulk of their catalog, you are in an envious position to be able to hear The Beatles in chronological order (don't forget non-album singles, which are many)! And as you go, stop each year and listen to top 10 songs from the year to really juxtapose what The Beatles were doing vs everyone else. It's mind boggling! Have fun!
Hi Aaliyah, I first saw The Beatles when I was 6 years old 2/1/1964 on the Ed Sullivan Show and I've been a fan since then, I think they played "All My Loving" and this was one of the last songs they played on a London roof top on 1/30/1969. The video "Now and Then" is only with Paul McCartney, 82, & Ringo Starr, 83, are the remaining Fab Four. John Lennon passed from a gun shot on 12/8/1980 and George Harrison passed from cancer 12/29/2001 and there was a Concert for George 12/29/2002
The Beatles recorded together for only 8 years. Unbelievable how much great music they produced in such a short amount of time. They were all still in their 20's when the broke up. Very sad time in everyone's lives. Nobody will ever match what The Beatles accomplished.
I know you already did this reaction to the live version, but I suggest you consider also doing a separate reaction video for the studio version of this song. I haven't seen anyone react to the studio version, and I am a lifelong Beatles fan, yet somehow I didn't hear Don't Let Me Down until I was like 19 and the second John started singing it stopped me in my tracks, it’s my favorite Beatles song. His voice is unbelievable on the track.
In early 1969, The Beatles were filmed performing live for the last time on the rooftop of their Apple Corp. headquarters w/ Billy Preston on keyboards... The band was also filmed attempting to record an album as 'Get back'... but the sessions were marred by infighting and disagreements. The tracks were deemed unsatisfactory - the tapes were later finished by producer Phil Spector and released in 1970 as the final Beatles studio album 'Let it be'. In 1969, The Beatles finished the album 'Abbey Road'... and shortly after its release that year, John Lennon quietly told the Beatles that he was leaving the band... Paul McCartney wanted The Beatles to continue but Lennon could not be persuaded. In 1970, Paul McCartney went public w/ the Beatles breakup by suing John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr in court to dissolve their partnership... It was a sad end to the iconic 'Fab 4'... but McCartney later revealed that the suit was actually directed at manager Allen Klein, who managed the other 3 Beatles; McCartney was suspicious of Klein and refused to sign a contract w/ him... As a result, McCartney had no choice but to sue his bandmates if The Beatles' earnings and assets would be divided equally between the 4 members without Allen Klein stealing from the band in his management capacity.
One of the few contributions from Lennon at this late stage of the Beatles career, and it didn’t even make the Let it be album. Meanwhile Paul was hitting it out of the park with classic songs such as Get back, the long and winding road, two of us and let it be.
This one makes me realize how different each of the three voices are, and yet this enhances their harmonies somehow. I suppose John's voice is so distinctive that it's going to set the tone and make any song he sings unique. But the three together, too much, really great harmonies.
The Beatles are definitely the top musical idols of my parents’ generation, and also some of the top musical idols ever. John Lennon is one of my heroes. I know what it was like for him to belt out in the open like that. You really have to put yourself out there for that kind of singing. 🎤
@@AaliyahCapili And, even more importantly in terms of influence, The Beatles, for decades, would have been your musical heroes' heroes. They launched an entire generation of musicians in one night when they performed on Ed Sullivan's TV show. And that influence went on for decades. Oasis and Kurt Cobain, for instance, were huge Beatles fans in the 90s.
THIS ALWAYS REMINDS ME OF MAKING OUT WITH THIS GORGEOUS FOOTBALL PLAYER NAMED LANCE (GOD REST HIS DECEASED SOUL) BACK IN THE DAY (70'S)! LANCE WAS ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS, GRAY/BLUE EYES KIND, A GORGEOUS BODY, TEETH, EYES, ETC! THE BEST KISSER I'VE EVER KISSED...BUT A VERY SWEET AND GENTLE MAN! RIP LANCE!!! YOU'LL ALWAYS BE THERE IN MY 67 Y/O MEMORY!
😊 The Beatles... ❤ , you should listen to these groups , they surprise ... U2 , Dire Straits , Heroes del Silencio , Queen and Montserrat Caballe , ABBA , Jamiroquai... Saludos cordiales Spain.
Just about to watch..is this really your first Beatles song reaction? You know they have about 150 absolute great songs, and another 50 just great songs. so you have your work cut out for you!
Awesome reaction!!! A bit more information for you; The Beatles are more than the most influential band of all time. To this day, The Beatles are the biggest selling music artist of all time. Bigger than Elvis, bigger than Michael Jackson, bigger than Madonna or Drake , bigger than Dr. Dre or Taylor Swift, bigger than any other music artist who ever breathed air and walked the face of this earth (do a quick google search of "who is the biggest selling music artist of all time" and you'll see what I'm talking about). In addition, the Beatles have the most #1 hits on the Billboard Hot 100 with 20 #1 hits, and 35 overall top 10 hits. I really enjoyed your reaction, and it was awesome how you noticed the R&B influence in it! More Beatles please!!!! Peace
The Beatles were infighting in the late 1960s. Bringing in a guest musician cut ✂️ off some if the inside politics. 😊 Written by the late John Lennon and Sir Paul McCartney. Great 👍 Suggested Sir Paul McCartney and late George Harrison videos 📹: 1 Paul McCartney sings My Brave Face ♥. 2 Paul McCartney and the late Michael Jackson song Say Say Say. 3 George Harrison and Eric Clapton song Devils Radio 📻. 4 Traveling Wilburys perform Handle with Care.
A bit of the Beatles rebellious side...Police were called after this impromptu performance That Stalled traffic....Decades later Legendary Musicians U2..Did kinda 5he same thing in their mv..(Where the streets have no name)...❤❤..Also impromptu...on Rooftop...Public loved it but....AUTHORITIES were Called....😊BELOVED REBELS
The Beatles always seem to be flirting with playing a waltz, if not outright doing it. The bridge, "I'm in love for the first time...", maybe it's because it is triplets, but my sheet music says it's still straight time, yet it feels like 123 123 12, like it is a 6/8 bar followed by a 2/8 bar. I'm glad your parents listened to them and that you heard them too as a kid, because they were able to add classical elements to their music in a thoughtful way that still fit their music, and as tunesmiths they have very few people that could keep up with them.
My favorite 3 artists ever, the Beatles, Kate Bush and Eivor (a classically trained singer also by the way and a current independent artist). If you want to learn new things, check out Eivor and what she can do with her vocals. While this is by no means her most popular song, it is my favorite song since Kate Bush and this is a live version. ruclips.net/video/YEkYbolTyNQ/видео.html
I think i heard of the beatles. I dont care for the song. But they have so many. Im old not beatles old but hey its your video. Aint gonna tell a cute opera singer her business.
To think this was their last live performance and the police had to cut it short. What a bunch of bozos the controllers can be. The last live performance of their own favorite group of all time and they shut them down. DUMB!
Interesting you picked a piece of theirs that is a lot less impressive sonically. As a trained singer perhaps you were drawn to the live performance, but I prefer the studio version. Don't get me wrong, I'm a huge Beatles fan and love them both. They also excelled, with George Martin's tutelage, at production and presentation. The rooftop concert was more raw talent and a statement of farewell as it was a performance of polished talent. Give the studio version a listen to also.
*Beatles have so many songs for you to do* (Dislike you doing research before the reaction...why not AFTER a reaction. That way its a real genuine reaction. Sometimes research lets you know what to expect. I mean this for all reactions not just this one)
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Look ... Journey - separate ways live 1983 Tokyo live,,,, Who's cryin now escape 1981 live ... or Emerson lake and palmer - still you turn me on live California 1974 👍☝🖐😊
John never wrote more contradictory lyrics. If this was a "love that has no end", why is he screaming "Don't let me down"? "It's a love that lasts forever" then why is he so determined to shout warnings, "Don't let me down"? Or what, John? His early Beatles songs often had threatening lines. Then, compare these lyrics to the sublime near-same-time lyrics for ACROSS THE UNIVERSE. This is a song almost more fitting those early Beatles' records.
certainly not their best tune but many bands'd be proud of it. the ' rooftop ...' was first done I think by Jefferson Airplane in NYC Rockefeller center a year earlier.
I didn't watch this to hear that you liked or disliked the performance. As an Artist yourself i would think you would understand that what your audience wanted to know was why you thought it was worthy of our and your attention.. An analysis perhaps that explained why you had the opinion you had. When in art school this is called a critique. Learning about the critique process would help your analyzing skills and make your videos worthy of your audiences attention.
I get so pissed off when uninformed people such as yourself refer to The Beatles as “just a boy band”. Do you even know what a boy band is? Go and look up the definition of that phrase. They WERE NOT a boy band. They started off, from the very beginning, writing their own music, something that boy bands don’t do. They also played their own instruments. And, while it’s true that they started by writing music which appealed to teenagers (girls, in particular) which enabled them to get a foothold the commercial market, their music began to develop way beyond that once they were allowed, because of that enormous fame, to do what they really wanted. To dismiss them as merely “a boy band” is both ignorant and insulting. They influenced virtually everything which followed, musically, and even culturally. Don’t believe me? Try conducting this little experiment: Consult the Billboard charts prior to their arrival and then look at the same charts afterward and witness the almost complete change in musical direction that occurred in the 1960’s. It’s quite a dramatic change. No boy band in history was ever able to that.
@@MsAppassionata Firstly, the beatles did not write music. In order to write music, you need to be able to read music and play the music that has been written. Since by their own admission the beatles could do neither. So the beatles never wrote music. The beatles were found, moulded, had their look changed, the songs written had to be love songs, to appeal to a teen audience. The same playbook used on Elvis by the colonel, Epstein used on the beatles. And yes, the beatles were just a boy band. Charts mean that the radio stations were paid to play their songs. You know nothing, sorry.
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 🙄🙄🙄 That is probably the most ignorant comment on this subject that I have ever read. The Beatles never said that they couldn’t write or play their own music. Show me where any of them said that? I’ll wait…..What they did say was that they never studied how to read notes. They certainly knew many different chords and could read guitar charts. All one needs to know is the ability to hear music and the willingness to be able to translate that into song. Using your “logic” nobody ever wrote Blues music, since most of it’s practitioners couldn’t read music either. There are probably millions of people who can’t read a note, but it never stopped any of them from writing songs. And, what do you mean by they couldn’t play their own songs anyway? They were doing that long before Brian Epstein or George Martin got ahold of them. I can still see that you have no idea what a boy band is. Why don’t you invest in a dictionary? You just might learn something, though I seriously doubt it, seeing as how you don’t even appear to know what is involved in songwriting. Perhaps you can enlighten us all 😏🙄 with who you think wrote those songs, since they did not write themselves. As far as their appearance was concerned, you act as if every other band around at that time (including your precious Rolling Stones) didn’t do exactly the same thing to make it big. You just want to be a hater, that’s all. Well, that’s your prerogative but don’t try to indicate that you have some inside knowledge about the subject because you don’t.
I think when this band gets an audience it's gonna get a real following.
I don't know my friend, a lot of competition nowadays...
And don't forget - the London police bragged/lied about having "30 complaints" about the 'noise'... yeah.... 30 unnamed complaints compared 3000 in the street, enjoying it. Way to serve the public, eh?
If they pass the audition. 😀
@@flamencoprof brilliant 😂
@@Cbcw76 I like the people in the Apple office telling the police they couldn't let them on the roof because letting more people up there would be a fire hazard. Of course, they forced their way up there anyway, but I think it stalled them for a while.
Salute to Billy Preston for his part of this special video, his hot licks on the keyboard make it so complete ❣
In the Peter Jackson documentary, you can just see when he shows up at the studio and they ask him to sit in that the whole thing goes up a notch. They were probably burning out a bit a bit working so hard on the new songs and needed a breath of fresh air that he really brought.
@@deanroddey2881 George Martin really liked him
This rooftop performance is considered as the Beatles last public appearance together.
Well, not "considered"; it is, in fact, their final public performance.
and a pretty convincing appearance. Actually nearly unbelievable what they did on that rooftop.
@@KL-mt9yk That rooftop was the Apple studio building, where they recorded the majority of their later stuff.
1st album 3rd grade, 1970. Still have it. This was my favorite song for years!
The _Hey Jude_ (aka _The Beatles Again)_ album?
@@alanr4447a how did you know I was thinking of Let It Be?! I must've had my head on wrong. Let It Be was 1st lp.
But...I got the "Hey Jude" next.
Thanks, Kreskin!
@@JoeandAngie Because "Don't Let Me Down" was recorded as part of the _Let It Be_ project, and is *_generally_* associated with that, but ended up being released on an ALBUM a few months prior to the LIB album, on _Hey Jude_ in the.U.S., and was therefore NOT included in the LIB album you'd EXPECT it to be in. Too bad if you lived outside the U.S. and didn't have the HJ album in your country!
The Beatles are Gods gift to mankind ✌🏻
This fellow Beatles fan of more than 50 years couldn't agree with you more.
This was great. I hope you do many more Beatles songs. They have an incredible range and body of work!
Aaliyah thank you for this wonderful reaction. One of the most influential bands of all time. This rooftop performance was the very last public performance they ever gave. Ringo is still considered to be in the top ten greatest drummers of all time having a very unique style that few have ever been able to imitate. I remember John’s death vividly to this day. We all cried for days.
Just one very random fact as someone above mentioned the shooting of John. The murderer had a second potential victim on his list for that day - David Bowie.
This song is part of the Beatles' return, late in their recording career as a band, to their roots in relatively simple rock n roll after a few albums that were far more conceptual, psychedelic, spiritual and experimental.
Finally you did this. I always love this roof top performance…. Thank you Aaliayah your smile always makes my day better😊.
I personally think people who grow up listening to The Beatles as you did are more likely to fall in love with music. They baptized my ears and my emotions with their songs. I'll always be grateful to them. Thanks for the insightful reaction, Aaliyah!
If you want an example of the Beatles superb harmonies you have to listen to the song Because from the Abbey Road album. You will not regret it.
Yes, anyone coming from the classical music tradition is more likely to appreciate "Because," which John Lennon said was influenced by Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata.
Hi Aaliyah! Thanks for the reaction to this Beatles classic! Many of their songs have no official videos or even live performances, so may I suggest reacting to some without a video to look at - maybe a photo of the band or an album cover? I would love to see you react to "Here There and Everywhere" some sunny day!! Best wishes to you in all you do!!
MY FAVORITE BAND OF ALLL TIME IS THE BEATLES
Hands down my favorite Beatles song! Thanks for doing this one.
Been a Beatles fan since 64 and I am 63. The Beatles are will be always the greatest band to ever live in my opinion.
And they are singing outside, on a rooftop, no auto tune, enhancements, 3 studios, etc.!!! Thank God for talent!
And its a cold January day with a strong wind blowing. Its amazing they don't sound like crap here!
@@paulcunneen3519 Let's see & hear today's bands pull off the same feat today.
Just one of the many great Beatles songs. One of the things I like about the Beatles is how their music matured as they got older and the natural changes in music over the years. Great song, and as always, great reaction. 😊
The song was originally issued on a single (45) as the B-side to the A-side "Get Back", but IT was always the song I preferred. Then in the 80s or 90s I saw a jukebox in a restaurant that had that single, but inserted with "Don't Let Me Down" as the "A"!
The Beatles are pure perfection, without being perfect - if that makes any sense. From a pure technical point of view, not the best singers ever, not the best musicians ever, the productions could be rough around the edges at times - but when it all comes together, it's magic.
Well-put! 👍
But they had 3 genius song writers in one band ! George Martin was also hugely instrumental in what they were able to record in the studio
Moreover, don't underestimate how good Paul is on Bass and George on lead guitar. Ringo was also a better drummer than his reputation as "not even the best drummer in the Beatles "
"Don't Let Me Down" was recorded in 1969 during the "Let It Be" sessions. The band recorded the song with keyboardist Billy Preston. The Beatles performed this song twice during their rooftop concert in January 1969.
Younger people don't realize how big the Beatles was😮 This is one of these last performances what's the so-called fifth Beatle electric Man Billy Preston.
@@SIR-DanielHunter "Fifth wheel"?
@@LeChaunce spell correct.lol
@@SIR-DanielHunter Gotcha! 😃
Nice video Aaliyah! It's great to hear what the younger generation thinks of The Beatles. It will be fun to create a follow-up. What about doing "Because" from the Abbey Road album? Beautiful vocal harmonies!
Hi Aaliyah. Great video. Folks are throwing out various Beatles songs for you to listen to, but if your are not familiar with the bulk of their catalog, you are in an envious position to be able to hear The Beatles in chronological order (don't forget non-album singles, which are many)! And as you go, stop each year and listen to top 10 songs from the year to really juxtapose what The Beatles were doing vs everyone else. It's mind boggling! Have fun!
Hi Aaliyah, I first saw The Beatles when I was 6 years old 2/1/1964 on the Ed Sullivan Show and I've been a fan since then, I think they played "All My Loving" and this was one of the last songs they played on a London roof top on 1/30/1969. The video "Now and Then" is only with Paul McCartney, 82, & Ringo Starr, 83, are the remaining Fab Four. John Lennon passed from a gun shot on 12/8/1980 and George Harrison passed from cancer 12/29/2001 and there was a Concert for George 12/29/2002
*11/29/2001
@timothybush9633 - George getting stabbed multiple times by a mentally disturbed man probably didn't do his lifespan any favors either!
The Beatles recorded together for only 8 years. Unbelievable how much great music they produced in such a short amount of time. They were all still in their 20's when the broke up. Very sad time in everyone's lives. Nobody will ever match what The Beatles accomplished.
I know you already did this reaction to the live version, but I suggest you consider also doing a separate reaction video for the studio version of this song.
I haven't seen anyone react to the studio version, and I am a lifelong Beatles fan, yet somehow I didn't hear Don't Let Me Down until I was like 19 and the second John started singing it stopped me in my tracks, it’s my favorite Beatles song. His voice is unbelievable on the track.
Love your enthusiasm when watching these vids!
In early 1969, The Beatles were filmed performing live for the last time on the rooftop of their Apple Corp. headquarters w/ Billy Preston on keyboards... The band was also filmed attempting to record an album as 'Get back'... but the sessions were marred by infighting and disagreements. The tracks were deemed unsatisfactory - the tapes were later finished by producer Phil Spector and released in 1970 as the final Beatles studio album 'Let it be'.
In 1969, The Beatles finished the album 'Abbey Road'... and shortly after its release that year, John Lennon quietly told the Beatles that he was leaving the band... Paul McCartney wanted The Beatles to continue but Lennon could not be persuaded.
In 1970, Paul McCartney went public w/ the Beatles breakup by suing John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr in court to dissolve their partnership... It was a sad end to the iconic 'Fab 4'... but McCartney later revealed that the suit was actually directed at manager Allen Klein, who managed the other 3 Beatles; McCartney was suspicious of Klein and refused to sign a contract w/ him... As a result, McCartney had no choice but to sue his bandmates if The Beatles' earnings and assets would be divided equally between the 4 members without Allen Klein stealing from the band in his management capacity.
The character, Marty Klein, was created, based on Allen Klein for the Hannah Montana TV show. Marty always felt that HE was the show.
One of the few contributions from Lennon at this late stage of the Beatles career, and it didn’t even make the Let it be album. Meanwhile Paul was hitting it out of the park with classic songs such as Get back, the long and winding road, two of us and let it be.
This one makes me realize how different each of the three voices are, and yet this enhances their harmonies somehow. I suppose John's voice is so distinctive that it's going to set the tone and make any song he sings unique. But the three together, too much, really great harmonies.
Great!
You still have more than 200 great songs from them to discover
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Listen to “I’m so tired” another great song by the Beatles
And yes my opinion is Ringo always so fun.
Bravissima e bellissima come sempre, complimenti Aaliyah! ❤️
You should listen to Oh Darling on Abbey Road. Paul’s voice is amazing ❤️
Thank u, i want you to reat I got a feeling live by the Beatles. Paul has amazing vocal performance there
Thank you Aaliyah, we will never see their like again.
whats the odds on another 4 talents getting together like these 4 ? I dont think we will see the like ever again.
The Beatles are definitely the top musical idols of my parents’ generation, and also some of the top musical idols ever. John Lennon is one of my heroes. I know what it was like for him to belt out in the open like that. You really have to put yourself out there for that kind of singing. 🎤
Thanks so much for sharing💕
@@AaliyahCapili And, even more importantly in terms of influence, The Beatles, for decades, would have been your musical heroes' heroes. They launched an entire generation of musicians in one night when they performed on Ed Sullivan's TV show. And that influence went on for decades. Oasis and Kurt Cobain, for instance, were huge Beatles fans in the 90s.
Written in 10 minutes in the backroom an hour before the gig, lmao they could just produce hits on demand :D
THIS ALWAYS REMINDS ME OF MAKING OUT WITH THIS GORGEOUS FOOTBALL PLAYER NAMED LANCE (GOD REST HIS DECEASED SOUL) BACK IN THE DAY (70'S)! LANCE WAS ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS, GRAY/BLUE EYES KIND, A GORGEOUS BODY, TEETH, EYES, ETC! THE BEST KISSER I'VE EVER KISSED...BUT A VERY SWEET AND GENTLE MAN! RIP LANCE!!! YOU'LL ALWAYS BE THERE IN MY 67 Y/O MEMORY!
Thanks for sharing
These guys are our modern day Mozart’s!
😊Also Wanna say Happy 4th of July Tommorow.....Hope you and the Family get to Smile alot....WE LOVE THOSE OUT HERE
Please don't let me down, be sure and watch I've Got a Feeling next.
Their final concert on Jan 15 , 1970
You're really cute, no one else can really create music like this 😢
Yes, John Lennon sang the second verse of "Don't Let Me Down" twice during the Beatles' rooftop concert, with different results each time:
The eternal Beatles ❤
😊 The Beatles... ❤ , you should listen to these groups , they surprise ... U2 , Dire Straits , Heroes del Silencio , Queen and Montserrat Caballe , ABBA , Jamiroquai... Saludos cordiales Spain.
Please react to more Beatles!! So many great tunes
The reason they started smiling at one point in the in the video is because John started singing the second verse twice.
Just about to watch..is this really your first Beatles song reaction? You know they have about 150 absolute great songs, and another 50 just great songs. so you have your work cut out for you!
Awesome reaction!!! A bit more information for you; The Beatles are more than the most influential band of all time. To this day, The Beatles are the biggest selling music artist of all time. Bigger than Elvis, bigger than Michael Jackson, bigger than Madonna or Drake , bigger than Dr. Dre or Taylor Swift, bigger than any other music artist who ever breathed air and walked the face of this earth (do a quick google search of "who is the biggest selling music artist of all time" and you'll see what I'm talking about). In addition, the Beatles have the most #1 hits on the Billboard Hot 100 with 20 #1 hits, and 35 overall top 10 hits. I really enjoyed your reaction, and it was awesome how you noticed the R&B influence in it!
More Beatles please!!!!
Peace
There IS a rumor that Madonna still sells more rocket-cone bras than the four Beatles did, combined.
@@Cbcw76 Hahaha. Thank you for the laugh this morning! that was good, lol
@@Cbcw76😂😂good one.
The Beatles were infighting in the late 1960s. Bringing in a guest musician cut ✂️ off some if the inside politics. 😊
Written by the late John Lennon and Sir Paul McCartney. Great 👍
Suggested Sir Paul McCartney and late George Harrison videos 📹: 1 Paul McCartney sings My Brave Face ♥. 2 Paul McCartney and the late Michael Jackson song Say Say Say. 3 George Harrison and Eric Clapton song Devils Radio 📻. 4 Traveling Wilburys perform Handle with Care.
A bit of the Beatles rebellious side...Police were called after this impromptu performance That Stalled traffic....Decades later Legendary Musicians U2..Did kinda 5he same thing in their mv..(Where the streets have no name)...❤❤..Also impromptu...on Rooftop...Public loved it but....AUTHORITIES were Called....😊BELOVED REBELS
You (everybody) should watch the movie Across the Universe.
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The Beatles always seem to be flirting with playing a waltz, if not outright doing it. The bridge, "I'm in love for the first time...", maybe it's because it is triplets, but my sheet music says it's still straight time, yet it feels like 123 123 12, like it is a 6/8 bar followed by a 2/8 bar.
I'm glad your parents listened to them and that you heard them too as a kid, because they were able to add classical elements to their music in a thoughtful way that still fit their music, and as tunesmiths they have very few people that could keep up with them.
Yeah, I've never really been able to pin down what the timing is on that part, yet I can play it perfectly fine on my guitar just by "feel", haha.
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My favorite 3 artists ever, the Beatles, Kate Bush and Eivor (a classically trained singer also by the way and a current independent artist). If you want to learn new things, check out Eivor and what she can do with her vocals. While this is by no means her most popular song, it is my favorite song since Kate Bush and this is a live version. ruclips.net/video/YEkYbolTyNQ/видео.html
You should react to some Harry Nilsson, if you haven't already - he was a contemporary and friend of the Beatles, and he had an amazing voice.
HI, do you know the song "good night" from the Beatles ?
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I think i heard of the beatles. I dont care for the song. But they have so many. Im old not beatles old but hey its your video. Aint gonna tell a cute opera singer her business.
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To think this was their last live performance and the police had to cut it short. What a bunch of bozos the controllers can be. The last live performance of their own favorite group of all time and they shut them down. DUMB!
There are the Beatles and then everyone else..
Lennon is a genius. MaCartney a genius. Harrison a genius. Ringo is sneaky too
Baby you are fantastic marry me! I'm a poet and drummer and you are an angel!
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THIS IS THEIR DEMISE LETS GO BACK TO REVOLVER AND SGT PEPPER'S AND SEE THE TALENT
You are very beautiful. BTW great song.
Interesting you picked a piece of theirs that is a lot less impressive sonically. As a trained singer perhaps you were drawn to the live performance, but I prefer the studio version. Don't get me wrong, I'm a huge Beatles fan and love them both. They also excelled, with George Martin's tutelage, at production and presentation. The rooftop concert was more raw talent and a statement of farewell as it was a performance of polished talent. Give the studio version a listen to also.
*Beatles have so many songs for you to do* (Dislike you doing research before the reaction...why not AFTER a reaction. That way its a real genuine reaction. Sometimes research lets you know what to expect. I mean this for all reactions not just this one)
If you would only listen to Lennon's voice...
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Buonasera Se vuoi prova ad ascoltare alcune canzoni di Lucio Battisti forse il piu' grande cantautore italiano ( es. Emozioni, I giardini di Marzo......) Grazie😊
Ringo did not join the Beatles until 1962, to be clear.
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Well, I really like your dad...
0:56 Not "compromising"...
React to Nemo, the winner of eurovision 2024, please
Look ... Journey - separate ways live 1983 Tokyo live,,,, Who's cryin now escape 1981 live ... or Emerson lake and palmer - still you turn me on live California 1974 👍☝🖐😊
this wasn't one of their best songs - you should react to "The White Album"
John never wrote more contradictory lyrics. If this was a "love that has no end", why is he screaming "Don't let me down"? "It's a love that lasts forever" then why is he so determined to shout warnings, "Don't let me down"? Or what, John? His early Beatles songs often had threatening lines. Then, compare these lyrics to the sublime near-same-time lyrics for ACROSS THE UNIVERSE. This is a song almost more fitting those early Beatles' records.
certainly not their best tune but many bands'd be proud of it. the ' rooftop ...' was first done I think by Jefferson Airplane in NYC Rockefeller center a year earlier.
I didn't watch this to hear that you liked or disliked the performance. As an Artist yourself i would think you would understand that what your audience wanted to know was why you thought it was worthy of our and your attention.. An analysis perhaps that explained why you had the opinion you had. When in art school this is called a critique. Learning about the critique process would help your analyzing skills and make your videos worthy of your audiences attention.
Thanks for the feedback
So you've heard them before. This is not a true 'first reaction' then.
Why do you think it's your place to pause a Beatles song so often?
😂Get over yourself. It's a reaction channel. That's what reactors do, and she does a great job.
The Beatles were just a boy band.
You're right. They were a band comprised of four boys. Well, technically men. But what you said is still basically accurate.
@@BugRib No it isn’t
I get so pissed off when uninformed people such as yourself refer to The Beatles as “just a boy band”. Do you even know what a boy band is? Go and look up the definition of that phrase. They WERE NOT a boy band. They started off, from the very beginning, writing their own music, something that boy bands don’t do. They also played their own instruments. And, while it’s true that they started by writing music which appealed to teenagers (girls, in particular) which enabled them to get a foothold the commercial market, their music began to develop way beyond that once they were allowed, because of that enormous fame, to do what they really wanted. To dismiss them as merely “a boy band” is both ignorant and insulting. They influenced virtually everything which followed, musically, and even culturally. Don’t believe me? Try conducting this little experiment: Consult the Billboard charts prior to their arrival and then look at the same charts afterward and witness the almost complete change in musical direction that occurred in the 1960’s. It’s quite a dramatic change. No boy band in history was ever able to that.
@@MsAppassionata Firstly, the beatles did not write music. In order to write music, you need to be able to read music and play the music that has been written. Since by their own admission the beatles could do neither. So the beatles never wrote music. The beatles were found, moulded, had their look changed, the songs written had to be love songs, to appeal to a teen audience. The same playbook used on Elvis by the colonel, Epstein used on the beatles. And yes, the beatles were just a boy band. Charts mean that the radio stations were paid to play their songs. You know nothing, sorry.
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 🙄🙄🙄 That is probably the most ignorant comment on this subject that I have ever read. The Beatles never said that they couldn’t write or play their own music. Show me where any of them said that? I’ll wait…..What they did say was that they never studied how to read notes. They certainly knew many different chords and could read guitar charts. All one needs to know is the ability to hear music and the willingness to be able to translate that into song. Using your “logic” nobody ever wrote Blues music, since most of it’s practitioners couldn’t read music either. There are probably millions of people who can’t read a note, but it never stopped any of them from writing songs. And, what do you mean by they couldn’t play their own songs anyway? They were doing that long before Brian Epstein or George Martin got ahold of them.
I can still see that you have no idea what a boy band is. Why don’t you invest in a dictionary? You just might learn something, though I seriously doubt it, seeing as how you don’t even appear to know what is involved in songwriting. Perhaps you can enlighten us all 😏🙄 with who you think wrote those songs, since they did not write themselves.
As far as their appearance was concerned, you act as if every other band around at that time (including your precious Rolling Stones) didn’t do exactly the same thing to make it big. You just want to be a hater, that’s all. Well, that’s your prerogative but don’t try to indicate that you have some inside knowledge about the subject because you don’t.
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