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I`m 60 years old and love seeing young people still digging The Beatles.
im 23, and i have been listen to the beatles since 2009. i got all the lps, posters, original 1press albums, singels
@@dttkku3954 I’m 65, there is nothing being done today that can stand with the music produced between 1955 and 1980!
I quit listening to music radio in the early 1980’s because except for a few good songs, nothing new was being done. Even the good bands and songs were just a rehash of what had been done over the previous 25yrs.
I hate to break it to you but these are not normal young people....their Americans
But I do love the Beatles. Grown up with them
Hi Andrew I’m Dom I’m 60 years old myself boy were we spoiled or what just spin the dial and hit after hit
Peace love and joy to you and yours
Penny Lane is in Liverpool where The Beatles grew up, John Lennon and Paul McCartney used to meet there before going round to each others houses to play their guitars.
Lennon used to live in/around Penny Lane, right?
Penny Lane is a continuation of the road lennon lived on. The original Strawberry fields is nearby too. I live about 10 mins from there
@@amccoll73 I've heard that there are no street signs over there because people kept stealing them. Is that true?
@@Azabaxe80 People kept stealing the Penny Lane sign, but I believe they have put the sign higher up now so it is more difficult for people to steal.
@@thewalrus6833 One of them at least is now just painted onto the wall so it can't be removed. It's covered in fans' signatures and messages. If you watch the YT video of the Carpool Karaoke session featuring Paul McCartney, he visits it and adds his own signature! He also points out some of the other places featured in this song and drops in to his old council estate home.
Penny Lane was a street near where John & Paul grew up in Liverpool. All the things they sing about are still there. The bank, the Barber shop, The shelter in the middle of a roundabout. It's still a thrill to walk around that area knowing the impact it had on popular culture. I love it.
“She’s leaving home...”. 💕
. . . . . bye, bye!
oh no not that song- it makes me cry 😭 all the time
"She's Leaving Home" was inspired by a story Paul McCartney read in the newspaper. He didn't realize at the time that he'd met the girl in the story -- at the start of Beatlemania she won a lip sync contest on a TV show, with Paul as the judge. He gave her a Beatles record as a prize. Then three or four years later, their lives intersected again, but without them meeting directly.
"She's Leaving Home" is another little known masterpiece. Its such a sad story but incredible song.
You could probably do reactions to 50 different Beatles songs and love all of them. Deepest catalog ever!
Try searching on youtube the REO BROTHERS , you will surely be amazed of their redetion of Beatles, Beegees & Eagles songs. Its like listening to the original being reincarnated.
True, but 100 would be true as well!
I've been to Penny Lane in Liverpool on a Beatles tour. It looks a bit different now but some of the shops there are still the same. I think everyone can identify with this song because we all had places we used to go to in our childhood and hang out. A great nostalgia song for the Beatles :))
They had 20 #1 hits as a group and 16 as individuals. Each member having at least 2.
The line "fish and finger pie" was Paul making a naughty joke.
Yes, also the line about the fireman who ' likes to keep his fire engine clean '.
it could be a joke, although in Britain in the50/60's when the guys were growing up was still suffering the effects of ww2 and were not long out of rashioning and working class and poor families were still living a megre life style in a lot of ways, fish fingers and potatoes chips or mash, were a very common meal for them that and baked beans was a nourishing meal for house mums and caterers to feed the kids
@@hermandadams I'm just going on their own words when they talked about the lyric.
I was born in '61. So Beatles have been a part of me for my entire life and it's only now I heard about the naughty line. In all innocence, I thought a fish finger pie was something from Captain Bird's-eye.
Well you're never too old to learn.
this, in my opinion, is one of their more underrated classics. a great nostalgic time capsule is what i'd call the beatles music
"Penny Lane " was a song that was supposed to be part of an album reflecting their child hood and the places they hung out at, Penny Lane was one of those places.
More to say that they a "HIT MAKER" group it is importante to sa,y that it is very difficult to find a bad song in all they did in only 8 years career as a group. If you consider most of their song have 50 years old, it is amazing that they really sound as they were made last year
The high pitch trumpet is called a Bach Trumpet. Paul McCartney was listening to to a concert one night, heard this high pitch trumpet, asked the Beatles producer George Martin what it was & he told them it was a Bach Trumpet. Next minute it was in this hit song! The Beatles were always experimenting.. the ultimate musical genius'
Paul and John each wrote a song about their childhood in Liverpool, England. Paul wrote Penny Lane, which is both the name of a street and the name of a shopping district, and John wrote Strawberry Fields Forever, which is about the old Strawberry Field (no S at the end) orphanage, where he used to play (or fantasize about playing) with the orphans.
They were both released on a single 45 release in the UK - which I bought at the time of release - and still have along with all of their original singles and albums. Treasured memories
Growing up in the 1950s UK, every area had its own little shops and local characters. So it's very easy to associate with the sentiments of this song.
Penny Lane is an actual place in Liverpool and they wrote a song about it. John Lennon was killed ten years after the Beatles broke up.
THE BEATLES "I AM THE WALRUS" & "ELEANOR RIGBY"...NUFF SAID.
Try “Helter Skelter” for another calm and relaxing song!!!😂🎼🤣🎶😂
...actually the birth of Heavy Metal 🎸
Haha Yeah, but some of their earlier stuff had metal qualities (heavy distortion/feedback) too, like Day Tripper and Think For Yourself, and of course Lennon pointed out that I Feel Fine was the first use of feedback, which he had discovered by accident when his guitar was leaning against his amp and started humming loud (thank goodness!)!
And "Tomorrow Never Knows" for the birth of brum & bass, as I guess one would classify it. The Chemical Brothers described that Beatles song as their "manifesto".
And try ELO's "10538 Overture", which is probably the closest example of how Jeff Lynne said ELO was a continuation of those Beatles' songs that involved some orchestral influence.
Ah, yes, Helter Skelter, so relaxing...
@@papercup2517 Yes... 👀
Love you are reacting to Beatles. All the places they are singing about are actually on a street near Penny Lane not on Penny Lane. Paul was waiting for John and wrote down places he saw. Some are still there.
"Penny Lane" is a place in Liverpool, England, where all four of the Beatles grew up, as was Strawberry Field, another place in Liverpool. Paul wrote and sang lead to "Penny Lane", while John wrote and sang lead to "Strawberry Field(s) Forever." They were both writing about childhood memories growing up.
That’s my favorite Beatles song.
Penny lane is a road in Liverpool England, they hung out there as kids, it’s now a popular place with a couple of bars, anyone who is lucky enough to live on that road has the fortune of adding serious money to their property.
You both have beautiful souls
Penny Lane was a street in Liverpool, which also lent its name to the surrounding area. Lennon and McCartney both lived nearby, and often met at the Penny Lane junction to catch a bus into the city centre.
Try 'And Your Bird Can Sing', 'Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite', 'Across the Universe', 'I Dig A Pony' on the rooftop. thx
John grew up in Liverpool and wrote Strawberry Fields Forever . Paul grew up in Liverpool and wrote Penny Lane. It is the greatest single ever released.
Can't wait for you to discover Helter Skelter or Revolution #9.
Love that you did this masterpiece song by Paul McCartney! One of his best, especially the way he's playing piano on this song-such a classic! Guys, you are on FIRE!!!!!!!
What insired it? John wrote "In My Life." It was about growing up in Liverpool at first and mentioned places they visited, like Penny Lane. The song changed to a love song during recording, dropping the list of places. Paul was inspired by it to write his own song about growing up. He picked Penny Lane to center the song. He described his memories. He was amazed that the censors didn't catch his reference to the "fish and finger pie" he got from the nursing students in the alleys.
The Beatles lasted 8 years together ! 😍
They were together longer than 8 years, their popularity and their recording together as a band was 8 years.
The Beatles broke up because of three main reasons but them breaking up when they did was not inevitable. Firstly whilst John took 'credit' for breaking up the group and his new wife Yoko Ono certainly created a rift between him and the rest of the group, apparently only weeks before he left the group he was happily talking with the rest of the band about a follow up to what was their last recording Abbey Road. So it was all pretty sudden. Another reason was management after their original manager Brian Epstein died of a drug overdose. McCartney wanted his in-laws, the others wanted Allen Klein. So McCartney sued the other three because Klein was unacceptable to him. Yet by early 1973 all three of the other Beatles had fired Klein with Lennon stating, 'Let's say possibly Paul's suspicions were right'. Again this all didn't have to happen. And finally, they broke up in part because they had three great song writers and there was only so much room available on vinyl albums and fighting to get songs onto records was becoming a source of tension. Harrison in particularly suffered only getting a song or two per album. That's why his first solo release was a triple album. However information has since come out that if they had done further albums after Abbey Road they had agreed to an equal division of songs. Also there is a conversation between Lennon and Harrison during the Let It Be film shootings about how they wanted the Beatles to continue but also do solo work. Such an arrangement could have allowed them all to continue indefinitely. So again there was nothing inevitable about them breaking up when they did, they had a record contract as a band until 1975 and could have easily continued. None of these reasons alone would have been enough to break them up, but all together plus throw in some pigheadedness and that was it. A real shame since with the rise of Harrison they were actually improving as a group and their best music as a band was probably ahead of them.
There is no doubt that their best years were ahead of them. The seven years of their recording together saw a dramatic evolution of their style, culminating in what I would call their best produced album, Abby Road. The vast amount of material in those few years is mind boggling and no other group has been able to morph and develop their sound as they have, except for maybe The Moody Blues. 😉
Penny Lane was a street in Liverpool where they grew up. Check out Paul McCartney doing carpool Karaoke with James Cordin they travel down Penny Lane showing the different sites mentioned in the song.
Lennon is so cool
I love seeing new generations enjoying the best band ever ♥️
I think that's my favorite Beatle song. Thanks for the reaction.
Ya y’all should listen to either, she’s leaving home, if I fell, or Michelle, those are some great Beatles songs
The Beatles defined multiple generations.
Penny Lane is a real street in Liverpool England that Paul and John frequented when they were young. It’s still around today..
They were stoned enormously walking around their hometown (Liverpool) and Paul put the sights to pen. Whatever they saw seemed really weird but cool. The nurse selling "poppies" (blossoms that opium, heroin and codeine come from) feels that she's in a plane (or play>>>>mind has time to form many different sensations and thoughts when in that state) Paul is high and he sees her the same way. The 2019 movie Yesterday about a young guy who wakes up from an accident in an alternate time line and he realizes he is the only one who remembers the Beatles. He starts recording all their songs and becomes famous. He goes to Liverpool so he can say he's been there when he writes Penny Lane and Strawberry Fields Forever. He goes to Penny Lane and Strawberry Fields (a park) as well as Eleanor Rigby's grave. The movie is worth a view when you get the chance. The Beatles (mid and late Beatles) wrote a lot of music about their experiences on drugs. Of course they camouflaged this in lyrics as it was the 1960s and the radio would not play it otherwise.
In the current lineup that most people know, the Beatles 1963-1969 (although 1970 saw the eventual release of Let it Be and the official breakup announcement, but they had finished as a group in 1969). They released 12 albums in that time, along with touring, films and creating promo clips...the modern day video clip! John had just returned to the studio after spending a few years with Sean, his son when he was murdered in 1980.
62 (Love me do) - 70 (Let it be) January 3rd last recording session
In my top-ten Beatle's songs for sure. I love this song and it is on an underrated album.
Thx, guys. ❤
Penny Lane, recorded on December 29 & 30, 1966 and they continue on January 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 12 & 17, 1967 during the Sgt. Pepper's album recording session! Hope this info could be helpful guys.
You're very mature and insightful.
Im 55 years old and a lifelong Beatles fan.
You hit the nail on the head
The Beatles
""The long and winding road """"
Beautiful song........
Beatles 4 ever!
I LOVE THE FAB FOUR AKA THE BEATLES ❤
You've got more than one vid of Penny Lane going. This is what I posted on the other one: '...So, @Dean Bros, here's what you see in the video (I write this as someone who was born in Liverpool in 1950, and when I got married we moved to a district in Liverpool called Mossley Hill. The road we lived in was about 400 yards from the top of Penny Lane, and I use to pass it on the way to and from work every day for over a decade). The 'shelter in the middle of a roundabout' was the Penny Lane bus terminus where the bus crews would check in at the end of their journey (at some points you will see the number 46 bus showing Penny Lane as the destination). The top of Penny Lane was across the road from this 'shelter'. The bank mentioned in the song was the Martin's Bank at the time (now Barclays), which is a few yards across the road from the 'shelter'. The barber's shop (which is on the opposite side of the 'shelter' to the bank) is still there. The fireman mentioned would have been from the Mather Avenue Fire Station, which was about 800 yards from Penny Lane, not far from Dovedale School that John Lennon went to. The road that John Lennon lived on, Menlove Avenue, ran past the top of the road I lived on (Hillside Road) in Liverpool 18. Pity I can't post photos up on here, as I have some from the last time I visited back home (I will always class Liverpool as my home). Hope the above information is of some use to you...'
Great memories and info, thank you for sharing, Pokafalva!
For those who don't know and are interested, back then, the barber's shop used to be called Bioletti's and was painted black - you can see it for a fraction of a second in the Penny Lane video, as a bus goes past. Now it looks more modern and is called Slavin's. In the Carpool Karaoke episode featuring Paul McCartney, he visits them and has his photo taken in the chair with a hairdresser pretending to do his hair - just like in a photo they have on the wall, or him having his hair done (there?) back in the early (moptop era) sixties. :-)
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My son is 2 and he has been immersed in music since the day he was born... The Beatles are ground zero for music for me
Penny Lane is an area in England where they grew up.it's all about the shops & hangout in Penny Lane.
Song about everyday life going on around Paul on the real street called "Penny Lane" in his hometown of Liverpool. If you think they only wrote peaceful, beautiful ballads, you're wrong. Their music covers many styles, including some rockers! Check out "Revolution", "Helter Skelter" and "Back in the U.S.S.R."... then check out "Strawberry Fields Forever" and "I Am the Walrus" for some cool, trippy Beatles! For a great ballad try "Something", or "The Long and Winding Road" and get lost in the background choral vocals!
I took this off the internet for you I actually knew that penny lane was Paul's memories growing up there and strawberry fields was John's follow up "Penny Lane" is a song by the Beatles that was released in February 1967 as a double A-side single with "Strawberry Fields Forever". It was written primarily by Paul McCartney and credited to the Lennon-McCartney songwriting partnership. The lyrics refer to Penny Lane, a street in Liverpool, and make mention of the sights and characters that McCartney recalled from his upbringing in the city................... I really love watching younger folks find the music that I was brought up with during the sixties and that I definitely take for granted sometimes because I've heard them all so many times having 4 Older brothers bring in beatle 45 records weekly to the house and all being in bands or as they say the garage era ,every kid grew his hair and wanted to play in a band My dad not knowing how beatle albums had increased in value sold my older brothers collection at a yard sale back in the eighties Needless to say if you have albums they still are worth quite a bit..Fun reaction glad you love them I sure do still and you've not even scratching the surface I would say you tube Beatles A-Z and just hit Play lol also their movies were quite fun to watch Help! and Hard days nite on the next rainy weekend I suggest stay in your pj's and watch both movies Hard days night being the older of the 2 sorry I rambled just have fun keep it real and keep spreading the music around Godbless.
You have to a watch James Corden carpool karaoke he did with Paul McCain. They visited Penny Lane etc. Arguably his best carpool karaoke ever!! They also did a movie in the 70's called Sgt. Peppers featuring The Bee Gees and Peter Frampton. It had numerous other artists such as Aerosmith Smith and Alice Cooper and was based on The Sgt. Peppers album by The Beatles.
So, reminiscing about the neighborhood they grew up in... btw- the trumpet part is inspired by J.S. Bach.
Dean Bros. You can never go wrong with the Beatles. Best band ever
Nice insightful job
I live near Penny Lane, it’s just off Allerton Rd in Liverpool. Nothing has changed much, it’s a fairly well off area and everything they sing about is still there. Most of these places are on Allerton Rd.
The Beatles out 1000% into everything where many others only put in 110%. they burned out, grew up...everything's cool...
What is this broken English
We used to sing this song and a few other Beatles songs in elementary school music class in the early seventies.
I think Penny Lane is their best hit(single). To my ears anyway, and then of course there is the other side which was "Strawberry 🍓 Fields Forever," another beautiful song.
Yeah. The Beatles split mainly because the music became so complex that they could not reproduce it live. There were some other minor factors, but that was a big one. They got real experimental the last 3 years or so.
Penny Lane is a street in their home town of Liverpool UK.
Written by Paul McCartney after John Lennon wrote Strawberry Fields - another real place in Liverpool
They broke up in 1970, John was killed in 1980. That was one of Paul's songs... an answer to John's "Strawberry Fields Forever".
Kudos to both of you, this is an incredible song, story wise and instrumentally this is one of their greats, PS love Dolly!!
One of the greatest songs in history and you stop to ask if you’ve ever ridden a horse. Ye gods.
john lennon once said that penny lane was his favorite McCartney song, I must say, that it's most certainly on the top of my list as well, maybe not fav., but up there for sure.
There are many, many really good McCartney songs, but very few that are as musically adventurous as this one. I once heard a musicologist describe what a bad composer is, and he used this song to demonstrate what a good composer at the top of his powers is like. You need an extremely good ear to be able to sing this song a cappella. And yet it all sounds so simple and uncomplicated. Except, (and the lyrics are just as confusing and psychedelic as Strawberry Fields') that none of it is simple or uncomplicated.
Penny Lane and Strawberry Fields were written out of a competition between Lennon and McCartney to write songs about their hometown. Lennon was jealous of Penny Lane so he wrote Strawberry Fields.
I've been to Liverpool many times and never visited these locations LOL... I was the for LFC.. YNWA
The Very Best Group Ever
Love the video
Paul wrote this about the place he grew up. So John countered with Strawberry Fields.
Benefit of Mr kite is one of my favs.
Penny lane it's a street. They're just descriving the environment. The barber people passing by the fire department. Youth memorys ☯️✌
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All four of them were all 'Hit Makers' well after the Beatles broke up and through the 1970's. John Lennon was killed in 1980, sadly right after finishing the great album 'Double Fantasy'. That was the biggest tragedy of all, Losing John Lennon to a crazy man's bullet.
It's a beautiful song, but almost entirely constructed out of knob gags, which is why it is so great.
The Beatles broke up in 1969, Let It Be was the last album released in 1970. They all then had successful solo careers. Paul formed a band called Wings that lasted until 1979. John took 1975-1979 off from music. He had just released his first album in 5 years when he was murdered in December of 1980. But the music he, Paul, George, and Ringo made will live forever.
The commenters are lovely
Penny Lane is like the main street in the town of Liverpool where they grew up. Paul is just remembering and looking back on it from when he was a kid. "...Penny Lane is in my ears and in my eyes..." The Beatles broke up in early 1970, John Lennon died in 1980. The reason the band broke up was because John wanted to leave. He had just married Yoko and he wanted to move on. There were arguments in the group about music and about what direction they were going to go in and the fighting just became too much and they broke up. At the time it was falsely reported that Paul was the one who quit the group. This was not true. John and Paul were together as band mates for about 13 years so it lasted a long time.
Watch James Corden carpool karaoke with Paul McCartney. They show lots of great Beatles history
For a heavy hitter
Helter Skelter
George Harrison said he left the Beatles because most of the songs on the records were only Paul McCartney's or John Lennon's. He might get one of his songs on an album and he had a library of songs he wanted recorded and played.
Great video and The Beatles are THE Best band ever!!! I just watched your reaction to their song "A Day In The Life" but comments were turned off. That video had Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Brian Jones from The Rolling Stones and Michael Nesmith from The Monkees in it as well as other famous people in their circle That final note is the longest single recorded lasting over forty seconds and using 3 or4 grand pianos and a Harmonium keyboard. The line "He blew his mind out in a car." wasn't about a suicide. According to Paul McCartney, he said that In my head I was imagining a politician bombed out on drugs who'd stopped at some traffic lights and didn't notice that the lights had changed. The 'blew his mind' was purely a drugs reference, nothing to do with a car crash.
You both should listen and react to the Beatles the ballad of John and yoko. Only John Lennon and Paul McCartney played on that song Paul McCartney played drums and bass guitar on that song Ringo was making a movie and George Harrison was on holiday the song is about John Lennon and yoko honery moon
This was released in 1967 on the other side of Strawberry Fields Forever. A double-A record.
♥ The Beatles. Please check out their song: Norwegian Wood
The Beatles recorded from 1962 to 1969 (only 7 years!), broke up in early 1970. John Lennon was murdered in December 1980.
The Beatles are the original and best. For pure talent they've never been surpassed. Lennon & McCartney will be like Beethoven and Brahms in centuries to come. George Harrison was also a sublime songwriter.
Next to react: YOU'VE GOT TO HIDE YOUR LOVE AWAY and I'LL BE BACK (earlier amazing songs sung by John Lennon)
Greatest song of all time.
As for tragic stories of great musicians ruined by the music industry, read up (and watch the video stories about it) on The Beatles' younger contemporaries Pete Ham and Tommy Evans in the band Badfinger (originally The Iveys, signed to Apple, brought in by Beatles' Road Manager/old friend Mal Evans, they backed up Harrison in his Concert for Bangladesh, played on Lennon's solo album Imagine, had a hit playing Paul's song Come and Get It and their own in Ringo's movie with Peter Sellars, The Magic Christian, and had a few big hits, No Matter What, Day after Day, Baby Blue, Without You before they got screwed). A VERY SAD story.
Penny Lane is named after an 18th century slave trader called James Penny. It's been the subject of conversation about re-naming it. Liverpool's wealth, like Bristol, came exclusively from the transatlantic Slave Trade. It was decided against as it's better to talk about the history than cover it up. How else do we learn?
Great video reaction you need headphones it sounds awesome
Why they broke up? They really did, as you said, grow apart. Remember that they had been together since they were teenagers; they had never explored who they were as individual people. They didn't hate each other- George produced and played in Ringo's records, Paul forced the Rock & Roll hall of fame to take Ringo as an individual artist as well as a Beatle, Ringo contributed to the others' albums, "Hey Jude" was written for John's son Julian... But stop and think- they never had a chance for a normal life. From childhood on they weren't "John" or "George", they were Beatles. They had their coming of age ten years later than most people.
You gtta watch the james cordon carpool with Paul McCartney they sing loads of there songs whilst driving through liverpool (where they are from)
The Beatles broke up in 1970, and John Lennon was murdered in 1980. When the Beatles broke up, it was because they weren't getting along anymore. It was egos, it was money, and it was artistic differences. By the time they broke up, the Beatles could pretty much write their own ticket as far as their recording contract. Back then, it was still common for everybody's name to be on the contract. That had changed by the 90s- It was all well and good until somebody left the band, then royalties on old albums started getting more complicated than the labels wanted to deal with, so now they try to only sign one person- maybe two if the singer is not also the primary songwriter- The rest are all paid a per diem for studio time and live shows. It means only one person is making all the money, so it can lead to a lot of bad blood in the successful bands, but it also means only one person goes bankrupt in the unsuccessful ones...
In case you're wondering what they mean by 'the banker man wears a mac', They're obviously not talking about a computer; A macintosh is a type of light overcoat. They still have them, but I'm pretty sure they're no longer commonly referred to as 'macs'.
Listen to Beatles, "BECAUSE"!
You guys remind me of Sheldon and Amy with an episode of fun with flags
I think they had an idea of making an album that every song had something to do with their hometown, Lennon did strawberry fields forever and Paul did penny lane(a street) but they later got off the idea of the album made by songs of their hometown, and started or wher in the process of the album sgt pepper's lonely hearts club band that many consider the best album in history(becuase of the many new things that it had, like the first time lyrics of the songs came on the album, first time a track ended and immediately the next song started, satanic things like on the song lovely rita at the end you hear sounds like someone smoking and then the voice becomes like demons talking in the back ground, a sound at the end of the album that only dogs can hear, and some consider it the first concept album(although it's not) but it was what made the concept album a big thing, i think it's the first album to win best album because before this album that category did not exist becuase the beatles made albums great(like rubber soul, revolver and later came sgt pepper and so on) instead of just good few single songs, and more stuff like mysteries on the album), any way this song(penny lane & strawberry fields) wer gonna be on the album sgt pepper but instead just put them as singles to promote the album, something the beatles also had is that many singles from the beatles that wer to promote the recent album never wher on the albums becuase the beatles felt that they did not need the singles(the main songs of your album and the main reason people buy or use to buy the albums was because the single was gonna be on the album and it probably would be the only good thing on your album and only reason to have that album) but the beatles felt their albums wher good enough to not have the singles on their albums, I think untill the 80s(beatles broke up on 1969 in a way, but but on paper or to the public on 1970) all the beatles singles that wher not on their albums wer put together and made 2 extra beatles albums, and there's also an extra beatles album made by all the beatles song they gave away for other artist to sing and some of those songs also got number 1 or 2 on the charts, sorry just got exited writing 😂😂
Penny Lane ,a street in Liverpool, ,, England .
Another two good songs of more or less the same type as Penny Lane (cheerful piano-bangers) are Hello Goodbye and Your Mother Should Know. Your Mother Should is quite empty-headed lyrically, but musically is it is (in my assessment) very good.