THE BEATLES - Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da | reaction and REVIEW
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Fun song. Another showcase of their versatility.
I totally agree
Right now I feel young again. 😂 A song from my youth! Thank you!
😂 A Feel good - song, this makes everyone feel young - from 0 to 100+. 🎶
If I have my story right, Paul used to catch rides with this Nigerian cab driver in London named Jimmy Scott, who used to always used to say "obla-di, obla-da, life goes on!". Paul thought there was a song in that phrase, plus Paul's style in is song was to make up little stories. Put those two things together plus the musical contributions of the other Beatles, and you've got the song "Obla-Di Obla Da"!
That whole Paul is dead thing was interesting, too. It seems like the Beatles didn't know where it came from, but they just jumped on the bandwagon, so to speak, and watched the album sales go up. They played along, I think especially John.
Gotta love the Beatles!
Hell yea
Hey, man, the White Album will blow your mind to bits! It is wayyyyy out there! And the musicianship is them at their best. Originality, mystery and production are the three main elements of this album- their best, in my limited opinion. Each song is so different. My favorite is 'Honey Pie'. 'Dear Prudence,' 'Savoy Truffle,' 'While my guitar gently weeps'... so many good ones on the album. Some bombs, too.
Lots of little voices going on in the background on this one! Love the line where Paul sings "Desmond lets the children lend a hand", and, immediately you hear John in the background say "arm!" followed by George Harrison say "leg!". Love these guys sense of humor!
@DJBilodeau
John and George hated this song as Paul was obsessive about the recording of it.
@@RobertJohnson-hq6jq my understanding as well!
The song is so darn catchy and addicting!
A Paul song, but apparently John created the piano opening that kicks things off
The story goes, Lennon (as well as Harrison and Starr) was unhappy that McCartney was spending countless hours trying to perfect the song. Lennon took a break and returned to the studio, still annoyed, and said, 'This is the way we're going to play it', and banged away at the piano. McCartney agreed.
So he set the tempo, and actually the theme of the song.
@@kentclark6420 I think that's overstating it. Listen to Paul's acoustic Esher demo, to the Take 3 version, or to the Anthology version, then the White Album version. They are all about the same tempo. They all have much the same essential sound and character even though the instrumentation changes. The piano on the final take is great and helps the rhythm, but it doesn't "set the theme of the song". If anything it's the bass that makes the biggest difference in this take.
@@strathman7501 All he said was John wrote the beginning. He didn't say there were already other versions out.
@@kentclark6420 Apologies, but I don't understand your comment.
1968! So long ago, the style was known as "ska" as opposed to the later term "reggae" which was the term popularized in the 70's by Peter Tosh and Bob Marley.
Reggae is ska on pot, ska is Reggae on meth.
@@user-pf7jm9go6o wow, that's a good one! Never heard that one before-thanks for sharing that!
Love the little jokes and wisecracks going on in the background on this song. One of the first verses in the song when Paul sings "Molly lets the children lend a hand". If you listen carefully to the background vocals, you can immediately hear John respond "Arm!" followed by George calling out "Leg!". These guys sense of humor never quit!
"Dear Prudence",from same album! Story behind it!!!
I would say more Calypso, which is another Caribbean rhythm that preceded Reggae. Great song for families and children to sing together, except for that vague drug reference, "If you want some fun, take obla-di-bla-da." But it is so clever and irresistibly catchy. Check out the final scene in the movie Tomorrow.
Nice! Thanks for the clarification on the style!
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Great reaction to a grooving song!
If I ever need a mood boost, I listen to this song. My mom used to play it when I was getting ready for school.
wow.. this song i agree is a mood booster
Very pretty vocal tracks Paul and John weaving back and forth in the lead and backing vocals.
Great reaction program Philip! A lot of fun with the song and your reaction as well!
Glad you enjoyed it
Just a fun song! But have you noticed towards the end, McCartney sings "Desmond stays at home and does his pretty face and in the evening She's a singer in the band"! It was course was not a mistake!
The story goes that the three non-Pauls were getting weary of all the takes they were making of this song. They were doing it slower, and at some point John, high as a kite, comes in after lunch and sits at the piano and bangs out the intro just like you hear on the record and said, "This is how we're doing it." So another case of one of them improving the other one's song by making a simple change.
It was about cross dressing, if any of you were listening. Way ahead of it's time. Search out an old, obscure song by The Kings called "Out of the Wardrobe" and you will hear a song that directly addresses it
Jimmy Scott attempted unsuccessfully, to receive a composing credit for this.