The Beatles - Hey Jude | First time Reaction!
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- Опубликовано: 15 фев 2024
- First time hearing The Beatles- Hey Jude. Loved the Beatles . So iconic ✨
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In all fairness, while they are singing and playing their instruments, they did have a backing track to fill out the sound. This was on the David Frost Show (1968). They had quit touring in 1966. But you are right. No autotune, etc. Just talent. In their case, something from another level. Keep in mind as you journey down this very deep rabbit hole, none of the members could read or write music. I suggest not starting here at 'Hey Jude'. Start at the beginning to get the real perspective and witness what is essentially just a pop band change music forever.
Thank you ! Will do it
Congratulations on the start of your Beatles journey. You have a lot of joy to look forward to.
Thanks so much! Excited for more
The intro was just them being silly silly boys. The Beatles were known for their antics which endeared🤗 them to so many. They not only brought a room together, they brought the world together
So true! It was fun
Hey Bimu, it looks like you are doing so well, already over a thousand subscribers! You'll be to one hundred thousand in no time at all! Great reaction to the Beatles!
Thank you so much 🥰
I'll check in again with you to see how you are doing, I'm so happy for you and proud of you! Thank you for the heart too! I see no reason to leave a separate note about that! Deb
Nice to see people discover The Beatles. The four members are John Lennon (rhythm guitar), Paul McCartney (bass), George Harrison (lead guitar) and Ringo Starr (drums). All four members performed lead vocals on different songs, although John and Paul dominated them. Most songs were also written by Lennon/McCartney, although George and Ringo did write some too. The band was together with this lineup for their whole recording career (7 years), although Ringo was bought in from a band called Rory Storm and The Hurricanes to replace previous drummer Pete Best, who was let go for not being a good studio drummer. Additionally, there used to be a fifth member, Stuart Sutcliffe, who was on the bass when Paul was a second rhythm guitarist. Stuart and John came up with the name Beatles, as a pun on beat and beetles, although originally the name was The Silver Beatles. Before that, the band was known as Johnny and the Moondogs, and briefly Japage 3 as a three-piece band (John, Paul, George). The first name they used was The Quarrymen (named after John's high school, Quarry Bank), which is sometimes considered the same band, sometimes another band which the Beatles evolved from.
Ringo and Paul are still going strong (so is Pete), unfortunately the other members of the band are dead. Stuart died at 21 of a brain haemorrhage, John was assassinated in December 1980 in New York whilst heading home from the recording studio with his wife, Yoko Ono (you may have heard that she split the Beatles up. This is largely exaggerated and many factors contributed to the split), and George died from lung cancer in November 2001.
As for the song, Hey Jude was written by Paul during John's divorce from his first wife, Cynthia, to comfort his son Julian. Julian Lennon, who has since become a musician himself, released an album called Jude in 2022, with a picture of himself as a child as the album cover. Several of the Beatles children became musicians. Zak Starkey (Ringo's eldest) plays drums for The Who, James McCartney, Paul's son, is a multi-instrumentalist and singer, as is Sean Ono Lennon. Dhani Harrison, George's only child, is a guitarist and singer for the bands thenewno2 and Fistful of Mercy.
Thank you so much for taking your time to write this ! So helpful 🥰
@@BimuReacts You're welcome!
There is no need for autotune, just don't let people who can't sing make records!
Also this singer is in the band Wings and my requests for them is "Jet" in the studio live & Live and Let Die from the Movie James Bond.
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Between 1962 and 1970 the Beatles and their producer George Martin created HUNDREDS OF SONGS of every genre. From soft sweet beautiful ballads to hard core rock and roll and they're even credited with recording the first heavy metal song. They explored every kind of song. Their versatility is breathtaking. No computers, no auto tune. Just talent. I believe people will be listening to their music 200 years from now.
Wow! Can’t wait for more 🥰
My uncle once observed that Beatles lyrics were simple, but meaningful. They hit the perfect balance of these qualities.
So true ! I felt that
If you are just getting introduced to the Beatles, you are in for a long, exciting, and magical musical journey. Forever! Enjoy my friend. 😊
Can't wait! Thanks !
Bring your magic mushrooms and join them.
As others have suggested, choose the b-side Revolution and "buckle up", you won't recognize The Beatles.
Note: singer Paul McCartney wrote the song for the son Julian of the glasses singer John Lennon in background, who suffered from his parents' separation. Thanks, have fun to discover!!!
Will do it ! Thank you !
If you New to the Beatles you are in for one Musical Journey enjoy the experience from the *most influential band of all time.*
Thank you so much !
Quite a lovely story behind this song. The Beatles were a very tight knit group. Loved each other like brothers and were active in each others lives. John and Paul had an especially close bond and when John left his first wife and son, Julian for his new love interest, Yoko Ono, Paul went to John's ex wife and son with a single red rose offering his condolences and expressed his solidarity to them, particularly to Julian who he called, 'Jules' (he changed the song name to Jude because it sounded better). He began writing this song based off of that meeting. The message is twofold. Paul's solidarity to Julian as his forever "Uncle Paul" and his call for him to try to accept his father's new wife as well as a message to John to try and not make the same mistake of not opening his heart and allowing his new love to see him for who he really is as John had a propensity to keep himself closed up to avoid being hurt by others. The overall message, love heals. Open your heart.
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Welcome to the club, buddy, & i will subscribe for the beatles....& as has prob been said already, from left to right, its: paul mccartney, john lennon , ringo starr (drums) & george harrison....& remember: the beatles are NEVER "overrated", just *over-hated* ...great reaction, liked and subbed:) & if i were to recommend a handful of Beatles songs , theyd be : here comes the sun, helter skelter, oh darling, strawberry fields forever, or dear prudence.....theres too many masterpieces to choose from, so, it doesnt really matter what u listen to....the beatles were magicians seemingly from another dimension or something, idk.
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Hey Jude was the biggest selling single of their discography. The flipside of the record is Revolution. You should react to that one. A hard rock masterpiece.
Will do it shortly !
Yes the Beatles athem. Let it be should be next❤
This song wa s written by Paul for Johns son Julian after the break up of Johns marriage.Its a beautiful tribute for Julian who is aldo a musician❤
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Welcome to the wonderful world of of John, Paul, George and Ringo, young man. ❤ Paul McCartney is my favorite Beatle and he was singing lead on this song. You must react to "Let it Be" and "Come Together ".
So kind of you ! Thanks ❤️
Try Day Tripper by The Beatles....thanks
I'll check it out! Thank you b
"It's a fool who plays it cool by making his world a little colder." is a phrase that has stuck with me. Be a kind and gentle and generous person at all times.
Paul McCartney's solo of Yesterday is worth a reaction
Each member is a legend. The lead singer here is Paul McCartney, also the bassist. John Lennon plays guitar, George Harrison lead guitar, and Ringo Starr on the drum kit. Unfortunately two have passed: John, assassinated in 1980 and George, of cancer in 2001. Lennon/McCartney are considered among, if not, the greatest songwriting team in rock history. Harrison, who could barely get his songs on their albums, wrote some of their masterpieces and would have been considered great as a prime writer for most any other band. They each had stellar solo careers after the Beatles breakup in 1970.
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Yeah the Beatles i was 12 when they started out with She Loves you 🇬🇧✌
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OKay, I'm an "old guy," Bachelor's Degree in music...You're a "cool dude" for diving into the Beatles. This was the Beatles at the top of their game in 1968. I was 12. Some music critics were saying for about 6 months the Beatles were through, blah blah blah [around August / September of 1968]. They hadn't released a song on a single record [45 rpm] since March 1968 [Lady Madonna] or an album since Dec 1967 [Magical Mystery Tour]. Then they came out with Hey Jude backed by Revolution in Sept 1968, followed by the "White Album" a double album [ 2 vinyls, 4 sides]..and kicked the critics' ass into the ground forever. the Beatles brought people together....so what the hell are we doing now? Separatism in music, every one off in their own little genre and angry corner...the Nasty Media doesn't help either. Recently the 2 Beatles left on earth combined a John Lennon recording, which included the late George Harrison on guitar from a 1995 attempt at the song, combined with a new attempt to do it, with modern tchology that could spearate Lennpn's voice from the piano on his old demo tape and clean it up, but with NO Autotune.. It's called "Now and Then" and for a few weeks they again brought the world back together, a little, if only for curiosity. Paul MCartney [now 81] is singing at the piano here, and Ringo Starr [now 83] on drums...they are the only two Beatles left alive.
Thank you for taking your time to write this note ! So helpful 🥰
You should check out the early days then go forward, start with Help, I wanna hold your hand, Paul McCartney was lead vocals on Hey Jude, great reaction
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@@BimuReacts you're welcome
Besides being the greatest band in Rock-n-roll history, their music included every conceivable style of music often mashed into each other. The music was always positive. It's hard to find a bad song by them. But they were always joking around too. Talented, always positive and sometimes irreverent. I have two suggestions from their broad catalog.
1) Hey Bulldog video. An often overlooked classic showing their Rock-n-roll talent.
2) You Know My Name, Look Up The Number. A jaunty little thing that almost nobody knows showing humor and a bit of irreverence.
Thanks for the suggestions!
Another good live one would be the rooftop concert, esp "Don't Let Me Down"
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Cool and groovy on every level. :)
Just a small point in terminology. This is Classic Rock, not classical.
Classical music is an umbrella term for music usually played/sung by individuals, small groups, ensembles and orchestras, and is grouped together by eras:
Medieval period 400-1400 AD
Renaissance 1400-1600 AD
Baroque 1600-1750s AD
Classical 1750s-1820s AD
Romantic 1820s-1900 AD
20th Century 1900-2000 AD
Modern/Postmodern 2000-?
Thank you so much ! This is extremely helpful! 🥰❤️
You should definitely start at the beginning of their career with the Please Please Me album and work your way up. Their evolution in 8 short years is truly amazing!
That’s a good idea ! Will do
The best band ever, my buddy
I enjoyed your reaction! Here's a little Beatles history for you...
Try to imagine...In the weeks before The Beatles came over to the USA in February 1964, the top songs were “There! I've Said It Again” by Bobby Vinton, “Louie Louie” by The Kingsmen, “Dominique” by The Singing Nun (yes! A real nun), “Popsicles and Icicles” by The Murmaids and “The Nitty Gritty” by Shirley Ellis. (You would have fun listening to these!) Young men all had short hair or crewcuts and were always clean shaven, and everyone followed the rules. You really must put yourself in that time period.
Then, here come The Beatles. They have outrageously long hair! They’re irreverent when talking to the press! They write their own music! (This was RARELY done.) They are obviously having FUN!
We, as a country, were in mourning in 1964. Our young, handsome President had been assassinated just two months before. The Beatles were “candy” for a grieving country, especially the youth.
Some people today say that The Beatles are over-rated and that could possibly make sense if you’ve only listened to a few of their songs. Where The Beatles stand out is when you view their accomplishments in their entirety.
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They had 27 #1 hits in the US and UK. (And only recorded from 1963 to 1970.)
They are the only band to ever have the top five positions in the Billboard Top 100 (April 4, 1964, “Can’t Buy Me Love,” “Twist and Shout,” “She Loves You,” “I Want to Hold Your Hand,” and “Please Please Me.”).
The only band to ever have 14 songs in the Top 100 at the same time (April 11, 1964).
First band to play in a stadium (Shea Stadium, August 15, 1965)
They were the first to release “music videos” as promotions. (Paperback Writer and Rain, 1965).
Among the first to use synthesizers, electronic keyboards, animal sounds, jet engine sounds and backward recordings in their songs. Their many innovative techniques revolutionized the recording industry. They were among the first to use horns and strings in popular music.
The first band to use feedback in a recording. (I Feel Fine, 1964)
They were one of the first to use a sitar in popular music. (Norwegian Wood, 1965)
They were the first band where each member was a featured lead singer.
The first satellite worldwide broadcast, “Our World”, included The Beatles performing All You Need Is Love in 1968.
They were the first band to have a #1 hit record that was over 7 minutes long (Hey, Jude). The standard record at the time was 2-3 minutes. They were told the radio stations would never play it. John said, “Sure they will.” When asked why, he said “Because we’re The Beatles”.
They had the first rock-concept album and the first to list all the lyrics on the album. (Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band).
One of the first bands to popularize the “word-less” album cover (Abbey Road).
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Those who think The Beatles only played Pop music have obviously never really listened to them. The MAIN attraction, back in the day, was that you never knew what you were going to get with a new Beatles album.
Here are some examples of Beatles songs in different genres:
• Skiffle: “Maggie Mae”
• Rock and Roll: “Twist and Shout”
• Pop: “She Loves You”
• Folk Rock: “Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)”
• Country: “Act Naturally”
• Heavy Metal-"Helter Skelter" (quite possibly the FIRST Heavy Metal song)
• Blues Rock-"Yer Blues"
• Psychedelic Rock-"Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds"
• Ska-"Ob-la Di Ob-la Da"
• Jazz-"Honey Pie"
• Ballads- “Yesterday”, “Something”, "Here, There and Everywhere" (Three of their finest.)
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What other band reached such heights of popularity BEFORE releasing their BEST albums? They were thought to be at the pinnacle of success when they stopped touring and the word at the time was, they were committing commercial suicide.
And THEN they came out with Rubber Soul, Revolver, Sgt. Pepper and Abbey Road…
The Beatles have sold 1.6 BILLION singles and 177 million albums.
Thank you for taking your time for this info! Super helpful
...was the longest fade out, ever, and maybe still is?
The Beatles were groundbreaking and influenced everyone who has come since.
Top selling musicians of all time. Elvis is number 2. MJ is 3.
Who is the no 1 ?
@BimuReacts The Beatles. Over 800 million records sold and still counting.
👍 My Beatles requests are Help & I want to hold your hand!😁
Thanks ! Excited for it !
When this new generation reacts to "old" music they use to be surprise about the quality of the bands. They could sing, they could play different instruments, they were charming... And I am surprised that they are surprised. I mean, there's no other way. You can of course make music with the last technology without being able to sing or knowing nothing about music. The computer makes everything for you, but what you feel when you listen to it is far away from real music. Just my opinion.
Don't credit computers with such magical powers. It’s still "sh•t in, sh•t out" unless the operator has creative skills and there’s decent writing somewhere in there.
True but love it when it’s natural and pure talent !!
As you like live performances and seeing the audience being happy, try Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) live at Wembley (London) with Telephone Line. It's brilliant.
Will do it for sure !
Half of the song for this TV show is live. The instruments come from tape, the microphones were open.
I would like to save myself more detailed explanations and recommend, that you, if interested, take an hour or two for the Beatles / Beatlemania Wikipedia entry, which covers the spectacular career of the Beatles, also most record selling artists of all times, their influence on modern popular culture and on numerous people from the 1960s to the present day describes quite impressively.
Thanks for the tip 🥰
You have so much great Beatles music to discover, enjoy!
Thank you, I will
I suggest It’s All Too Much. An overlooked song written by George Harrison.
Will check it out !
Beatles/If I Fell😮😊
Paul McCartney is the singer John and George are doing the backups. You can see they encourage the crowd to stand up and start singing with them.
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These guys are household names. You need to research them to be culturally literate.
Will do
@BimuReacts Start with a few documentaries on them. Then start with their 1st album and work your way up. You'll get it.
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Wings....Live and Let Die
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The two main band members are John Lennon (round glasses) and Paul McCartney (lead vocals on this song). In case you don't know, Lennon was assassinated in New York City in December 1980 (one of the biggest news stories of the late 20th Century). Paul is 81 years old and still playing to stadiums, though perhaps he should give it up soon as he is a bit too old, e.g. see Paul perform Hey Jude live in 2023: ruclips.net/video/GF8m281VaF0/видео.html
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Firstly you should understand that the first thing they played was meant to be a joke because they were playing the theme tune for the talk show which they were on. Personally I'm sick of everyone playing only the later Beatle stuff like this tune and Let It Be and Imagine as primarily they were a rock band - capable of a variety of styles and not just this sugary stuff.
Man relax!, They got better, you just couldn't keep up.
@@robinfoster7597 Their chord progressions did not get more sophisticated just their recording techniques. Their earlier songs were not worse for example I'll Be Back is way cleverer than Hey Jude.
The Beattle eh, wow, I grew up with their music, the lead sing for Hey Jude is Paul McCartney's, but this band was lucky to have more than one songwriter John Lennon wrote some nice ones for the band also. Check out "All You Need is Love"
ruclips.net/video/8yzlJP_1JBM/видео.html
And someday check out Fleetwood Mac - Dreams ruclips.net/video/Y3ywicffOj4/видео.html
Great job Bimu. I hope you'll have a great weekend, it's a long one for us here in NB Canada. 🌝 Family Day is on Monday. will be looking forward to your next reaction.
Than you ! Hope you have a good family weekend!
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When I was a kid, I told everyone that Sir Paul McCartney was going to be my husband, but first I was going to marry to marry Ringo Starr. I had no concept of divorce, I just knew Ringo was going to be my husband briefly then Sir Paul McCartney was going to be my forever husband 😂
So did you actually get to marry him ? 😂
Elvis covered this song also 😎
Just so you know: This music is not considered classical. The term "Classical music" refers to music such as Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, Bach, Tchaikovsky, Schubert, Operas, etc. -- "Classic" is for for the upper class & royalty
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That's true, and Paul wrote several classical pieces also, he's so amazing!
Wow, this definition of classical music is so wrong in many ways… this is classic for its own genre but the music you’re referring to is absolutely not just for upper class people or royalty. I grown up listening the classic music of ‘700, ‘800 and early ‘900. The point is that often you have to be introduced to it properly but it’s a road that you can take by yourself too. It’s just a matter of passion for the music 😊