He was limited. That's why he never did a proper drum solo, even though his bandmates begged him to do one. But he certainly did some really good stuff, too. And his quirky left-handed drumming gave him a signature sound. Not a good person, though. Of course, neither were his bandmates. But we love their music. And as Amber suggested, they are endlessly fascinating.
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@@Cosmo-Kramer They all had their faults, and as people were/are no better or worse than any of us, even you. As for drumming skills, everyone is limited. Most drummers can't play along to Ringo's bits, John Bonham couldn't match Bill Bruford and so on. And Ringo didn't play solos because he thought they were pretentious (I agree, mostly).
Paul was once asked if he thought that there was a sort of divine intervention when it came to him and John with respect to their songwriting. He said that there had to be. Even he recognizes how special the two of them were. There is no greater pair of songwriters in the history of music. The Beatles are truly the GOAT of Rock and Roll.
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Me too my friend. We both were around when all this music was coming out. I was there in front of our TV when they appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show and stayed with them all the way to the Roof Performance and beyond that. For music, it was a special time.
Michael is a great comparison, in that you can always argue about who is the best in something like this, but no one will ever argue about the scope of their fame. Just like Michael might not be better than lebron, but he was unquestionably more famous.
That may be your opinion but allow me to assure you there are millions of people around the world of which I am one, who think 99% of their music was and still is crap. I will take The Hollies, The Moody Blues, The Stones, Dave Clark Five over them anyday and that sir is my opinion of which I am allowed to bhave as you are yours.@@rickynorwood7229
What's great about John & Paul's vocals is that not only is the blend perfect, BUT you can still hear the subtle differences in the the tone of each voice, in particular Lennon.
@@lloydcarlinsky2836 George was a good songwriter and had a decent solo career. But he is not in the same league as a songwriter as Lennon and/or McCartney.
Absolutely the GOAT’s - Lennon and McCartney are the most successful songwriters in history- to say nothing of their influence on music recording and pop culture as well. They were a once in a lifetime phenomenon.
At 73 years old, I've probably heard this song hundreds of times. Hearing it just now, is the first time I've actually heard the Everly Brothers in the harmony. It's always fantastic.
@@genabourassa7962 I think they were all fans of Perkins, given that they have all, either with the Beatles or on their own, covered his songs. But of course George was the biggest fan of all of them.
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Absolutely the best. From "Love Me Do" to "I Am the Walrus" in 5 years. Astounding growth, no to mention the cultural impact. I am very grateful to have lived through it.
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John Lennon's tonal quality of his voice on this song is beyond reality and the way Paul does the harmony is other worldly. The song itself is perfectly laid out with breaks and tasty lead guitar fills and a twelve string chiming over Ringo's slightly off kilter drums One of their best! Another coool song of early days is "What Your Doing" or "Every Little Thing" they show the creativeness of the bands arrangements without all of the overdubs and orchestral later years.
@@patticrichton1135 Shouldn't that be 'and FOR NO ONE?' Ok. Both songs are among the best tracks on Beatles For Sale. In fact, I am tempted to put What You're Doing as the best track on the album and I'm a confirmed Lennon-head. Most bands and singers would be happy just to have two songs like that in their entire back-catalogue.
You can always say this the best ever Beatles until you hear the next song. An amazing eclectic and creative band, the likes of which you will never see again.
I LOVE that you mentioned the drumming. This is a dear example of what makes Ringo a pioneer. He could have easily played this as a 4/4 rhythm, but he played this incredible pattern on the snare and Tom Tom’s and then goes to 4/4 for the chorus of “don’t know why she’s riding so high.” Great observation. And yes, the Beatles harmonies were ALWAYS killer. Love your channel.
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Not to take anything away from Ringo, but remember that, according to John, "the way Ringo played the drums [on TTR] was Paul's contribution." Presumably Ringo did initially play a square rhythm, but Paul suggested he follow the pattern of George's Rickenbacker riff instead. Good call!
There never was and never will be a group like this again. Ringo's drum part was totally unique. Harmonies superb and that small guitar solo by George.
Pedants corner: the bridge-end and coda guitar licks were Paul, playing his Epiphone Casino; and according to John, "the way Ringo played the drums was Paul's contribution" also.
@@strathman7501I've often heard that it was Paul's suggestion, the drum part, but I read an interview with George saying that Ringo's drum pattern was based on the riff that George was playing, and that's how he came up with it.
@@magneto7930 Well, both things are evidently true. George based his riff on the way John played an opening chord, according to George, Paul then suggested how Ringo should play a drum part that followed the riff rhythm, according to John.
True fact, this was the # 1 single in the US on the day I was born. Both of my older brothers were Beatles fanatics, I've been listening to them literally my entire life.They are THE reason I wanted to be a musician from as long as I can remember, and why I became one.
Just my opinion but "Oh Darling" is the one song where Paui really overdoes it and he just sounds too desperate to outdo "Birthday" or "Helter Skelter". Fo me it's not nice to listen to. I prefer his rockers from early Wings days like "Hi Hi Hi" and "Helen Wheels"
Was never a big Beatles fan, always the Stones guy in the crowd. But over the years and with youtube's huge catalog of all things Beatles, I've really come around. Great band.
The Stones are, in my opinion, the best regular, non-Beatle band of all time. Then Zep. But The Beatles are just on a different astral plane, even in their short 7 year period.
Other songs you'll absolutely love, with the Beatles overlapping and harmonizing, are "Paperback Writer" and "Nowhere Man". Do yourselves, and your audience, a favor and check them at. Please??
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The Beatles songs are like Crayola Crayons. They come in different colors and textures. Some of them are more serious in tone than others. Some are so beautiful it can touch your heart. All of them are great and each one you pick out is going to make your day more colorful.
I love this comparison. I've always considered pre-Beatles chord progressions like the box of 6 crayons you get in kindergarten. The Beatles turned chord progressions into the box of 64 crayons.
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I get goosebumps every time I hear this song. To me, it’s the prototypical Beatles song. It’s not only a great pop song, with a typically clever lyrical hook, but it shows signs of their incredible ability to take pop and rock and elevate it creatively. You’ve got some killer harmonies, an unusual and powerful drum part, a great arrangement, and even a completely new bridge for the outro. What’s not to love?
At 5:40 you're catching a glimpse of what it was like growing up with the Beatles and living in the midst of Beatlemania. I'm 67 and bought every record as they were released. The 60s with the Beatles was pure magic. There was nothing like it.
It's great to see young people with the same excitement we had 50+ years ago. To see their excitement as they feel the magic, when you can't wipe the smile off of your face. It will never be duplicated for me and quite possibly for these kids either.
Finally....we're getting into some early Beatles. Good job guys, Now you are on your way to hearing some of the most beautiful sweetest love songs and melodies EVER written! ""And I Love Her", "If I Fell", "Girl", "Michelle", "Here There and Everywhere", "This Boy", "P.S. I Love You"...
One of the first songs I knew by the Beatles. John once stated that this was one of the heaviest sounds at that time. And one of Ringo's best drumming apart from Rain and Come Together. And Amber you got that totally right: this is proof that Ringo was one of the best drummers ever as he didn't show up but added exactly what the song needed to turn a good song to a perfect one!
💙The Beatles - Always a great choice!!! More songs to enjoy: -Paperback Writer -Got to Get You into My Life -Across the Universe -Helter Skelter -Thanks!!!
Plus, "Drive My Car", "And I Love Her", "Because", "If I Fell", "Here, There, and Everywhere", "Eight Days A Week", "Paperback Writer", "Fool on the Hill", "Nowhere Man", "I'm Only Sleeping", "This Boy", "Girl", "I Will" "She's Leaving Home", "The Two of Us", "The Long and Winding Road", "Get Back", "Got To Get You Into My Life", " For the Benefit of Mr. Kite", "With A Little Help from My Friends", to name a few!
Amber, you mentioned how diverse the Beatles’ music is. Give “Tomorrow Never Knows” a listen. Or “A Day in the Life” which at the end will annoy your neighbor’s dog.
"Blackbird," "Norwegian Wood," "Baby You Can Drive My Car," "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds," ( don't know if you did that yet,) "If I Fell in Love With You," " Michelle." And on and on!
They just put a smile on your face! They were and are the greatest. I lived through Beatlemania and it is indescribable! Young people today have no clue as to how much they took over the world.
Love y'alls reaction! I guess you've done about 11 Beatles' songs, which means 200 more to go. If you just chose songs they wrote, you've got another 175 more to go. The amount you've been blown away so far, is only just begun!
Part of Ringo's style came from being a left banded drummer playing on a right handed kit. Saw a interview where he said that when doing a roll order a fill he had to drop his shoulder to get his arm out of the way. Thus he always had a tendency to be under the beat creating those awesome groves. With Ringo the old adage less is more was who he is.
The Beatles will go down in history as the greatest Rock & Roll band ever, and Paul McCartney & Ringo Starr are "still" performing today, after 60 years! WOW!
To really appreciate the Beatles, you have to understand how many of the other groups that you have reacted to were inspired to pick up a guitar for the first time after seeing the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan show. So many of the great groups credit the Beatles for their getting into music.
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Jay and Amber, I am a 70 year old man and it took me days, weeks, months and many years of listening to this older music to fully comprehend and understand it. You guys do three songs a day, wow, it must create it’s own level of stress but in a good way. I would go sensory overload if I had to delve into three a day! I hope this makes sense? Love you guys.
Both of you will love these songs by the Beatles, Golden Slumber, Carry that Weight, and The End. They’re all short songs but all 3 together are really 1 song. Ringo does an amazing job on the drums. “You must listen to all 3 together”.
My own personal favorite of mid-period Beatles is "No Reply". It's not played as much, but the storyline, the harmonies, and the desperation in John's voice make it really special. I always speculated that it was really about his mother, who went off and had another family with another man.
It was never released as a single. It's what you'd call an album cut. Many of the Beatles "album cuts" are better than many bands' singles. "No Reply" is definitely a favorite.
I was a young American teenager, living in Scotland in the early '60s. I got to witness them take the UK by storm. We moved home before they came to the US and I was able to witness them take the US by storm and share, my albums with my friends. I went through some pretty rough times, but I could always count on their music to keep me going.
The Beatles live on their own planet and no one else is worthy to be there besides them. Even Justin Hayward of the Moody Blues admitted that and he is a world class musician/songwriter.
No matter what you play from the Beatles you can't go wrong. Their harmonies are always sublime. They are the greatest band of all time. This has made my day guys, cheers, Paul.😁👍📀❤️
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This song was progressive in its day. It went beyond 3 minutes and was heavy sounding for the time. The harmony is brilliant, and Ringo pushed the beat forward. Great pick! ✌️❤️
It’s hard to comprehend at this later date just how enormous The Beatles were at the time and just how revolutionary their sounds were. This song was just SO different at the time both harmonically and in its different time stamps. Good pick up by Amber this track belongs to Ringo, his patterns create the whole sound of the track. I saw Ringo a few weeks back and he is amazing at any age. ✌️
On the Beatles' as personalities, George Martin said he signed them mainly on their personal charisma. He wasn't impressed with their early songs, but said that on first meeting them they were energizing, uplifting, and funny. He figured they could succeed on that alone.
Great song from early days ."Hey Bull Dog "for heavy bass . She's Leaving Home "soft story telling. "Tomorrow Never Knows "from Revolver for Amber. thank you
Been pushing TNK for well over a year now. Can you imagine their reaction to that one! I've always wished I was a little older when that came out to experience the freak out on it. What a revolutionary song it was.
Paul looked so baby face young because he was so young. He turned 23 in June of 1965 and this was filmed shortly before or after his birthday. My guess would be shortly after his birthday. This song was from their "Help"album released on August 6, 1965. The song was a 100% John written song. This song was released as a single on April 9, 1965 and "Yes It Is" was the A-side. So this song was released two months before Paul's 23rd birthday. They were just kids yet. Ringo's drumming was great on this song Amber but not what stands out to me on this record. For me, it's John's incredible lead vocals and Paul's outstanding harmony bits. These two always harmonized so naturally together and let's not forget George. These three cats could really harmonize together. Now if you want to hear Ringo's greatest drumming performance ever on a Beatles record is on John's song "Rain" which was the B-side on their 1966 single "Paperback Writer" (a Paul song) John always felt that "Rain" should have been the A-side and I 1000% agree with him. I rank "Rain" in my top ten all time favorite Beatles songs. This was the first song recorded by them shortly after John and George started taking LSD. This is the song that ushered in their psychedelic period between 1966-67. This song has so many important first time ever recording techniques that they had to invent while they were recording it. First song in history ever recorded with backwards music and lyrics in the outro at the end of the song. John said he claimed it for The Beatles as the first ever. Do the song and we will get into all the firsts on this song, it's incredible. If you get to it make sure it's the 2022 remix of the song, it will blow you away, sounds incredible. One last great little John tidbit about "Ticket To Ride" is from his last big interview with Playboy magazine and released just a week before his death is he was asked what Paul's contribution to the song was and he stated that "Paul's contribution was that he told Ringo how to play the drums" Sounds like John being smart ass funny but he was being dead ass serious. Paul McCartney is one hell of a drummer and probably did instruct Ringo on how they wanted the drums played. Once John was asked if he thought Ringo was the greatest drummer in the world and he responded with "Hell, he's not even the greatest drummer in The Beatles" hilarious but dead ass serious answer. He was implying without saying that Paul was the greatest drummer in The Beatles. So John and so John smart ass hilarious. Really hope too see you guys react to "Rain" you would love it and get to hear Ringo absolutely kill the drums. Peace ❤❤
I was 13 years old when Beatlemania first started. They were all we talked about at school. This way before mobile phones or even a phone at home. They were a huge part of my teenage years and I still love their music now I am in my 70s. Great channel. You are a joy to watch!❤
I was 11 years old when the Beatles came to the US and instantly became a "Beatlemaniac". Spent all my money on Beatles magazines, bubble gum cards, posters and of course, records. They not only were a great band but you could tell they were having fun and it showed. They never expected the fame they achieved. Thanks for a trip down Memory Lane.
I was thinking of suggesting this one the other day. When you have two or more Beatles singing In harmony, that's where the magic begins! I think We Can Work it Out would be a nice song to react to from here. They are definitely the GOAT, there's no exaggeration there!
You would think after almost 43 year, I’d be over the way John died. But I think their sound brings it all back. I was so young when they came out, but at age four I sat with my older sisters😢 watching them on Ed Sullivan. I even got a John Lennon figure for my fifth birthday. I was still a child of ten when they broke up. In the nine year they changed music in every way. Even their own sound changed as they matured. The wives didn’t break them up. Being grown men, each with their own opinions, dreams and musical aspirations separated them. Then in 1980, I wasn’t a child. It wept when John died. It still makes me sad today. My favorite album is Rubber Soul. Please try any songs from that album. I still have my original copy. It’s stunning.
Nowhere Man, Paperback writer, When I’m 64 and Yesterday are some of my favorites from early Beatles. We were just talking about the song “When I’m 64” and how there was media coverage when Paul turned 64. It’s so hard to believe Paul is now 81 and Ringo is 82. They both still look good and are going strong.
It’s no surprise that the Carpenters loved the Beatles and covered this as their first Billboard charting song in 1969. Their first album was renamed Ticket to Ride.
The song was released in April 1965. 58 years ago. Yet its sound is better than today's records released. That says a lot about the Beatles and the people recording and producing their material.
It's amazing how some people just want to under-rate Ringo's drumming because he doesn't do endless Buddy RIch style Speed Of Light journeys around the whole drum kit. I've always said Ringo just has an uncanny knack for finding the drum arrangement that is perfect for a tune. So often he appears to do it instantaneously on just about the first hearing of a track. You are so right to point out how he moderates his drumming to fit the pace and the mood of the song or even lead them with his drumming. And such a laid back and lovely guy too.
Just Like Beethoven, hundreds of years later, people will be able to recognize the music of the Beatles. It has that level of influence on human history..
When you have a band that broke up in 1969 and still manages to put out new content that goes to the top of the charts and outsells today’s current acts, you have to acknowledge their greatness. Their music is timeless. Next on your list must be I Feel Fine, Day Tripper or We Can Work It Out. Great reaction guys.
@@willdwyer6782 That’s the “official” date, but they had broken up long before that. They just went through the motions of working on one final record.
Agree that was when the beatles officially broke up but their last meeting and no new work together after this was August 20, 1969, so for me if a band no longer gigs together..it's ended!!
Things started going downhill for the Beatles in August of 1967. When they lost Brian Epstein and had to get more involved in the business end of making music, they started fighting over money and didn't have anybody to mediate the disagreements.
In 2018 I toured Johns childhood home and we were standing in the vestibule and the echo was fantastic. the Tour guide said John and Paul would sing there and harmonize...he then asked if anyone wanted to sing...I sang Ticket to Ride and everyone joined it. One of my favorite songs. ❤
Another Ringo and John Lennon Highlight among Beatles songs with Very Trippy and experimental sound... Cool drum loop that I believe Ringo just plays throughout along to Lennon's 1 Chord Strum... Great Lyrics: Tomorrow Never Knows
Perhaps it is due to RUclips challenges, but there are so many great songs of the Beatles left for you to sample. The ones that launched them into America...."I Want to Hold Your Hand," "She Loves You," All My Loving," "I Saw Her Standing There." There is "Yesterday," "Let It Be," and "Long and Winding Road." Enjoy the ride!
As a 75 year old from the north of England this wa one of the main bands of my teenage years in the 1960. We were never into the London groups like the Rolling Stones. We supported all the liverpoolien groups like thhw Breatles, Jerry and the pacemakers Billy J Kramer.And then there was Cilla Black.
I was always in trouble as a kid and spent time in several juvenile institutions in Illinois. I escaped once and met a girl, named Debbie Haynes. After I got caught, we corresponded through the mail and she wrote in a letter that this song reminded her of me. What a fond, but heartbreaking, memory for me. We never saw each other again. I will never forget the time we went to the local cafe, which had a jukebox inside. She said "Watch everybody get pissed-off" and she played Janis Joplin's "Mercedes Benz". She was fun! Thanks for the memory!
@@resin3100my there’s a few I’ve been requesting for a long time too 😋 Love their willingness to explore but I sure wish theyd bang out a few more from big names so we can get our wishes. Fingers crossed
The Beatles affected popular culture like no other band, plus their sunny dispositions and the fact that they didn't take themselves too seriously just added to their allure. It was truly a privilige to grow up during their heyday, and I'm grateful for that. But I'm also grateful to see that you two really "get it", and will pass your love for their music down to your kids. :) I know that you've already reacted to most of their heavy-hitters, so I'll suggest two number one songs that came out around the time of Ticket to Ride--"Eight Days a Week" and "I Feel Fine." Or, if you'd really like to go wa-a-ay back to the early Beatlemania era, "Please Please Me" (their very first single released in Great Britain), and "I Saw Her Standing There" are some suggestions.
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Ringo is the king of understated drum parts. He was fully capable of going off, but always seems to know exactly what the song wanted.
Well said.
He was limited. That's why he never did a proper drum solo, even though his bandmates begged him to do one. But he certainly did some really good stuff, too. And his quirky left-handed drumming gave him a signature sound. Not a good person, though. Of course, neither were his bandmates. But we love their music. And as Amber suggested, they are endlessly fascinating.
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@@Cosmo-Kramer They all had their faults, and as people were/are no better or worse than any of us, even you. As for drumming skills, everyone is limited. Most drummers can't play along to Ringo's bits, John Bonham couldn't match Bill Bruford and so on. And Ringo didn't play solos because he thought they were pretentious (I agree, mostly).
@@Cosmo-Kramer- He didn’t like solos, he found them boring.
I’m 71,it makes my heart fell as big as the universe to see young people enjoying the Beatles
This shall make you happy : I'm 13 years old and my favourite group is The Beatles! I only love old music :)
The Beatles have been my favorite group ever since The Beatles 3 Anthologies were shown on TV between 1995-1996.
@@thebassplayerclara feckin brilliant , good on Ye
71 here as well. Weeeee
65 here & still know all the words. I couldn't tell what I had for dinner last night but, ...
Paul was once asked if he thought that there was a sort of divine intervention when it came to him and John with respect to their songwriting. He said that there had to be. Even he recognizes how special the two of them were. There is no greater pair of songwriters in the history of music. The Beatles are truly the GOAT of Rock and Roll.
Maybe it was Andy Devine.
@tone4012 No Andy Devine was Jingles not songs. You may be too young for the reference.😮
@@rogerblakley9648 I'm nearly 70. Andy Devine was a quirky character actor from the50s - mostly in westerns.
It’s Divine not Devine.
@@tone4507 lol...
This was filmed in London in November 1965...
Part of the reason that Ringo's drumming was so unique was because he was a left handed drummer using a right handed drum kit!
A band that ended 53 years ago, that was only basically active for around 8 years. I am so happy I lived while they were together.
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Meeeee too. I graduated in 1964. The year they came to America! I'll never forget the excitement.
Me too my friend. We both were around when all this music was coming out. I was there in front of our TV when they appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show and stayed with them all the way to the Roof Performance and beyond that. For music, it was a special time.
@@mikeguerrero72 I was glued to the TV. However, Elvis was STILL the King in my books.
On the news every night it seems looking back, "what have the Lads been up to today?"
John and Paul’s voices were absolutely born to Harmonize together.
Indeed.
@@Sweetish_Jeff_ Not the most accomplished singers
@@Noel-ji8nm Umm, ok.
Don't forget George. He sang quite a lot of harmony also.
@@johnbarrick80The Beatles are quite overlooked when it comes to their backing harmonizing talents.
Congratulations George on having Here Comes the Sun being the first Beatles' song to have 1 billion hits on Spotify!
Michael is a great comparison, in that you can always argue about who is the best in something like this, but no one will ever argue about the scope of their fame. Just like Michael might not be better than lebron, but he was unquestionably more famous.
I think George's song "Something" is the most underrated love song ever.
@@grumpyrhonda6709 Agreed, it in my 2 or 3 favorite songs ever.
Paul and John get all the love, and George Harrison is the GOAT.
Fantastic news. Thank you for letting us know. It's such a perfect song. Miss George so much ❤️
The sheer volume of great songs by the Beatles will never be matched.
Very true
The stones are the only ones who ever came close
NEVER!
@@happyolddudenobody will ever surpass the Beatles, forget the way music is compared today the Beatles were a one off
That may be your opinion but allow me to assure you there are millions of people around the world of which I am one, who think 99% of their music was and still is crap. I will take The Hollies, The Moody Blues, The Stones, Dave Clark Five over them anyday and that sir is my opinion of which I am allowed to bhave as you are yours.@@rickynorwood7229
What's great about John & Paul's vocals is that not only is the blend perfect, BUT you can still hear the subtle differences in the the tone of each voice, in particular Lennon.
Have you ever heard of George Harrison? Here comes the sun is the first Beatles song to hit a billion on Spotify!
@@lloydcarlinsky2836 Um, no I never ever heard of George Harrison. LOL
@@lloydcarlinsky2836 George was a good songwriter and had a decent solo career. But he is not in the same league as a songwriter as Lennon and/or McCartney.
Absolutely the GOAT’s - Lennon and McCartney are the most successful songwriters in history- to say nothing of their influence on music recording and pop culture as well. They were a once in a lifetime phenomenon.
At 73 years old, I've probably heard this song hundreds of times. Hearing it just now, is the first time I've actually heard the Everly Brothers in the harmony. It's always fantastic.
oh come on!
Absolutely The Everleys we’re a huge influence on the boys. They stated that many times.
Yes and def a slight country influence too here
@@amitabhhajela681 I think the country sound comes from George's guitar because he really listened to Carl Perkins
@@genabourassa7962 I think they were all fans of Perkins, given that they have all, either with the Beatles or on their own, covered his songs. But of course George was the biggest fan of all of them.
Other Beatles songs to check out: 1) Taxman, 2) You're Going to Lose that Girl, 3) She Said She Said, 4) Think For Yourself and Hey Bulldog
john lennon was a piece of sht admitted wife beater.............yet you violent kids celebrate this monster .................it is disgusting that this dirty hippy woman generation celebrates a wife beater , and the sissy, monkey husband also celebrates a woman beater , you disgusting boomers are so sickening......accepting his behaviour..i hope your mama got the same treatment,,,,,so glad your dog hero died in the streets,,lol he deserved it ,pathetic violent culture yall are you mutts,,,obviously
omg you're gonna' lose that girl is early genius!
Agreed on all Good choices
@daniellysohirka4258Because and If I Needed Someone exist
La armonía más maravillosa es la que hacen en BECAUSE... 😌
Ringo definitely steals the show on this song. Whenever someone says he's not a good drummer, I point to this song - Just listen to the drums here!!!
Absolutely the best. From "Love Me Do" to "I Am the Walrus" in 5 years. Astounding growth, no to mention the cultural impact. I am very grateful to have lived through it.
You would love their song.....Nowhere Man........ it's an amazing song
This song is a great example of what made the Beatles great. The harmonies, the lyrics, and just a little edge.
john lennon was a piece of sht admitted wife beater.............yet you violent kids celebrate this monster .................it is disgusting that this dirty hippy woman generation celebrates a wife beater , and the sissy, monkey husband also celebrates a woman beater , you disgusting boomers are so sickening......accepting his behaviour..i hope your mama got the same treatment,,,,,so glad your dog hero died in the streets,,lol he deserved it ,pathetic violent culture yall are you mutts,,,obviously
Day tripper, and Paperback writer are 2 of my favorite Beatles songs!
Gotta love the reversal - the drummer stands and everyone else sits…
Great noticing
John Lennon's tonal quality of his voice on this song is beyond reality and the way Paul does the harmony is other worldly. The song itself is perfectly laid out with breaks and tasty lead guitar fills and a twelve string chiming over Ringo's slightly off kilter drums One of their best! Another coool song of early days is "What Your Doing" or "Every Little Thing" they show the creativeness of the bands arrangements without all of the overdubs and orchestral later years.
I agree and NO ONE has reacted to "WHAT YOU'RE DOING" OR "EVERY LITTLE THING" i WISH someone WOULD!!
@@patticrichton1135 Shouldn't that be 'and FOR NO ONE?'
Ok. Both songs are among the best tracks on Beatles For Sale. In fact, I am tempted to put What You're Doing as the best track on the album and I'm a confirmed Lennon-head. Most bands and singers would be happy just to have two songs like that in their entire back-catalogue.
I like the almost marching band beat from Ringo in _What You're Doing._ It reminds me of Fleetwood Mac's _Tusk_ for that reason.
You can always say this the best ever Beatles until you hear the next song. An amazing eclectic and creative band, the likes of which you will never see again.
I LOVE that you mentioned the drumming. This is a dear example of what makes Ringo a pioneer. He could have easily played this as a 4/4 rhythm, but he played this incredible pattern on the snare and Tom Tom’s and then goes to 4/4 for the chorus of “don’t know why she’s riding so high.” Great observation. And yes, the Beatles harmonies were ALWAYS killer. Love your channel.
I meant GREAT example…lol
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Not to take anything away from Ringo, but remember that, according to John, "the way Ringo played the drums [on TTR] was Paul's contribution." Presumably Ringo did initially play a square rhythm, but Paul suggested he follow the pattern of George's Rickenbacker riff instead. Good call!
@@strathman7501 yes, but Paul couldn’t ever play it the way Ringo did.
@@Beatletoon He played on the recording of Back in the USSR as he did not like the way Ringo was playing. Can you tell it wasn't Ringo?
I am Taken Back to Ed Sullivan in 64. Watching that was Historic and influenced the Nation. FOREVER
I still remember their first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show. I was about 6 or 7. My father called my sister and me out of the bedroom to watch.
@@suewilliamson5382 I had that same experience, just a year younger for my brother and I. So glad I was it.
I was in kindergarten and my sister was a young teen and we both went crazy!!
There never was and never will be a group like this again. Ringo's drum part was totally unique. Harmonies superb and that small guitar solo by George.
Pedants corner: the bridge-end and coda guitar licks were Paul, playing his Epiphone Casino; and according to John, "the way Ringo played the drums was Paul's contribution" also.
@@strathman7501 Paul McCartney had a lot of skills!!
@@strathman7501I've often heard that it was Paul's suggestion, the drum part, but I read an interview with George saying that Ringo's drum pattern was based on the riff that George was playing, and that's how he came up with it.
@@magneto7930 Well, both things are evidently true. George based his riff on the way John played an opening chord, according to George, Paul then suggested how Ringo should play a drum part that followed the riff rhythm, according to John.
Listen to the Carpenters version of this song
True fact, this was the # 1 single in the US on the day I was born. Both of my older brothers were Beatles fanatics, I've been listening to them literally my entire life.They are THE reason I wanted to be a musician from as long as I can remember, and why I became one.
McCartney kills it in the song Oh Darling.......he goes nuts even more than his single solo Maybe I'm amazed. You would go nuts over Oh Darling
Agree 100% !
DOUBLY AGREE!! I've wanted to request this too. Paul can sing scream with passion too.
I’ve got a feeling
Absolutely!!!
Just my opinion but "Oh Darling" is the one song where Paui really overdoes it and he just sounds too desperate to outdo "Birthday" or "Helter Skelter". Fo me it's not nice to listen to. I prefer his rockers from early Wings days like "Hi Hi Hi" and "Helen Wheels"
Was never a big Beatles fan, always the Stones guy in the crowd. But over the years and with youtube's huge catalog of all things Beatles, I've really come around. Great band.
Kind of the reverse for me I was never a big Stones fan. RUclips definitely changed my mind
The Stones are, in my opinion, the best regular, non-Beatle band of all time. Then Zep. But The Beatles are just on a different astral plane, even in their short 7 year period.
I’m the same, but wasn’t a big Stones fan either.. I think I was too young to appreciate ! But love both now!! ❤❤❤
It never had to be one or the other.
@@brucefrank5556 Agreed. Unless you are on a desert island, I want it all!
Other songs you'll absolutely love, with the Beatles overlapping and harmonizing, are "Paperback Writer" and "Nowhere Man". Do yourselves, and your audience, a favor and check them at. Please??
john lennon was a piece of sht admitted wife beater.............yet you violent kids celebrate this monster .................it is disgusting that this dirty hippy woman generation celebrates a wife beater , and the sissy, monkey husband also celebrates a woman beater , you disgusting boomers are so sickening......accepting his behaviour..i hope your mama got the same treatment,,,,,so glad your dog hero died in the streets,,lol he deserved it ,pathetic violent culture yall are you mutts,,,obviously
or "The Word" too. 👍
PAPERBACK WRITER.
Also “Rain” excellent drumming by Ringo
Their harmonies on both (among others) remind me of how good The Beach Boys were at doing the same. (Good Vibrations and Barbara Ann come to mind).
Yes, no one can compare to the Beatles! Absolutely the GOAT!
You guys' enthusiasm is infectious. Pure joy going over these songs for the first time.
The Beatles songs are like Crayola Crayons. They come in different colors and textures. Some of them are more serious in tone than others. Some are so beautiful it can touch your heart. All of them are great and each one you pick out is going to make your day more colorful.
What a GREAT metaphor!!! 💥💥💥💜
I love this comparison. I've always considered pre-Beatles chord progressions like the box of 6 crayons you get in kindergarten. The Beatles turned chord progressions into the box of 64 crayons.
john lennon was a piece of sht admitted wife beater.............yet you violent kids celebrate this monster .................it is disgusting that this dirty hippy woman generation celebrates a wife beater , and the sissy, monkey husband also celebrates a woman beater , you disgusting boomers are so sickening......accepting his behaviour..i hope your mama got the same treatment,,,,,so glaqd your dog hero died in the streets,,lol he deserved it ,pathetic violent culture yall are,,,obviously
John was burnt sienna...
“But listen to the colour of your dream”
I get goosebumps every time I hear this song. To me, it’s the prototypical Beatles song. It’s not only a great pop song, with a typically clever lyrical hook, but it shows signs of their incredible ability to take pop and rock and elevate it creatively.
You’ve got some killer harmonies, an unusual and powerful drum part, a great arrangement, and even a completely new bridge for the outro. What’s not to love?
One their best harmony performances is “Because” incredible
Because is on a whole different level.
At 5:40 you're catching a glimpse of what it was like growing up with the Beatles and living in the midst of Beatlemania. I'm 67 and bought every record as they were released. The 60s with the Beatles was pure magic. There was nothing like it.
It's great to see young people with the same excitement we had 50+ years ago. To see their excitement as they feel the magic, when you can't wipe the smile off of your face. It will never be duplicated for me and quite possibly for these kids either.
Finally....we're getting into some early Beatles. Good job guys, Now you are on your way to hearing some of the most beautiful sweetest love songs and melodies EVER written! ""And I Love Her", "If I Fell", "Girl", "Michelle", "Here There and Everywhere", "This Boy", "P.S. I Love You"...
If I Fell…yes!!!! The others are great too but it’s my favourite early years ballad of theirs.
George's guitar riff on And I Love Her was genius and made the song what it is, perfection
One of the first songs I knew by the Beatles. John once stated that this was one of the heaviest sounds at that time. And one of Ringo's best drumming apart from Rain and Come Together. And Amber you got that totally right: this is proof that Ringo was one of the best drummers ever as he didn't show up but added exactly what the song needed to turn a good song to a perfect one!
💙The Beatles - Always a great choice!!! More songs to enjoy: -Paperback Writer -Got to Get You into My Life -Across the Universe -Helter Skelter -Thanks!!!
They already did come together
Plus, "Drive My Car", "And I Love Her", "Because", "If I Fell", "Here, There, and Everywhere", "Eight Days A Week", "Paperback Writer", "Fool on the Hill", "Nowhere Man", "I'm Only Sleeping", "This Boy", "Girl", "I Will" "She's Leaving Home", "The Two of Us", "The Long and Winding Road", "Get Back", "Got To Get You Into My Life", " For the Benefit of Mr. Kite", "With A Little Help from My Friends", to name a few!
@@amymarch4638 thanks -deleted from list
Amber, you mentioned how diverse the Beatles’ music is. Give “Tomorrow Never Knows” a listen. Or “A Day in the Life” which at the end will annoy your neighbor’s dog.
"Blackbird," "Norwegian Wood," "Baby You Can Drive My Car," "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds," ( don't know if you did that yet,) "If I Fell in Love With You," " Michelle." And on and on!
They just put a smile on your face! They were and are the greatest. I lived through Beatlemania and it is indescribable! Young people today have no clue as to how much they took over the world.
John and Paul’s voices were absolutely born to Harmonize together.. John and Paul’s voices were absolutely born to Harmonize together..
Love the Beatles!! “Long and Winding Road” is my favorite!!🤘🔥
A Masterpiece.
Love y'alls reaction! I guess you've done about 11 Beatles' songs, which means 200 more to go. If you just chose songs they wrote, you've got another 175 more to go. The amount you've been blown away so far, is only just begun!
One of my favorites of theirs is "If I Fell". Just pure beautiful harmonies.
Me to, I do hope they watch A hard days night and Help soon x
Also the other side of that 45 was the other gorgeous ballad from A Hard Day's Night, Paul's "And I Love Her."
It's been a fan of the Beatles, especially Sir Paul McCartney. I love this song but I love "While my guitar gently weeps" is probably my favorite
I should have known better thoooo
Beautiful harmonies and poetic lyrics. Lovely song and one of my favs.
Part of Ringo's style came from being a left banded drummer playing on a right handed kit. Saw a interview where he said that when doing a roll order a fill he had to drop his shoulder to get his arm out of the way. Thus he always had a tendency to be under the beat creating those awesome groves. With Ringo the old adage less is more was who he is.
The Beatles will go down in history as the greatest Rock & Roll band ever, and Paul McCartney & Ringo Starr are "still" performing today, after 60 years! WOW!
To really appreciate the Beatles, you have to understand how many of the other groups that you have reacted to were inspired to pick up a guitar for the first time after seeing the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan show. So many of the great groups credit the Beatles for their getting into music.
john lennon was a piece of sht admitted wife beater.............yet you violent kids celebrate this monster .................it is disgusting that this dirty hippy woman generation celebrates a wife beater , and the sissy, monkey husband also celebrates a woman beater , you disgusting boomers are so sickening......accepting his behaviour..i hope your mama got the same treatment,,,,,so glaqd your dog hero died in the streets,,lol he deserved it ,pathetic violent culture yall are,,,obviously
Jay and Amber, I am a 70 year old man and it took me days, weeks, months and many years of listening to this older music to fully comprehend and understand it. You guys do three songs a day, wow, it must create it’s own level of stress but in a good way. I would go sensory overload if I had to delve into three a day! I hope this makes sense? Love you guys.
Jay & Amber, you'll love their "I Want To Hold Your Hand" and "Let It Be"!!!!!
Yes! Also "Yesterday!"
-#cheers-- !-
"Here Comes the Sun" has been and always will be the quintessential Beatles song for me. Maybe the most beautiful song by
ANY artist EVER.
George's version in The Concert for Bangladesh (with Pete Ham from Badfinger) is stellar
The Beatles are in a category all by themselves.
Both of you will love these songs by the Beatles, Golden Slumber, Carry that Weight, and The End. They’re all short songs but all 3 together are really 1 song. Ringo does an amazing job on the drums. “You must listen to all 3 together”.
Actually seven songs together!
My own personal favorite of mid-period Beatles is "No Reply". It's not played as much, but the storyline, the harmonies, and the desperation in John's voice make it really special. I always speculated that it was really about his mother, who went off and had another family with another man.
Great song that doesn't get enough credit. Love it!
It was never released as a single. It's what you'd call an album cut. Many of the Beatles "album cuts" are better than many bands' singles. "No Reply" is definitely a favorite.
"I saw her standing there" is an uptempo classic as well
I was a young American teenager, living in Scotland in the early '60s. I got to witness them take the UK by storm. We moved home before they came to the US and I was able to witness them take the US by storm and share, my albums with my friends. I went through some pretty rough times, but I could always count on their music to keep me going.
that is ONE of the GREAT things about their music, getting you through rough times, they did that for me as well.
Whenever I'm down or having a bad day,I listen to the Beatles and I'm chilled again.
The Beatles live on their own planet and no one else is worthy to be there besides them. Even Justin Hayward of the Moody Blues admitted that and he is a world class musician/songwriter.
Please guys, you really have to listen to "She's Leaving Home". That's a Beatles song that will make you cry!
No matter what you play from the Beatles you can't go wrong. Their harmonies are always sublime.
They are the greatest band of all time.
This has made my day guys, cheers, Paul.😁👍📀❤️
john lennon was a piece of sht admitted wife beater.............yet you violent kids celebrate this monster .................it is disgusting that this dirty hippy woman generation celebrates a wife beater , and the sissy, monkey husband also celebrates a woman beater , you disgusting boomers are so sickening......accepting his behaviour..i hope your mama got the same treatment,,,,,so glad your dog hero died in the streets,,lol he deserved it ,pathetic violent culture yall are you mutts,,,obviously
Yes the greatest band of all time!!!
No contest 💯✨
If they want to hear a similar drum beat again in another Beatles classic-next should be "Tomorrow Never Knows". Or "Rain".
This song was progressive in its day. It went beyond 3 minutes and was heavy sounding for the time. The harmony is brilliant, and Ringo pushed the beat forward. Great pick! ✌️❤️
It’s hard to comprehend at this later date just how enormous The Beatles were at the time and just how revolutionary their sounds were. This song was just SO different at the time both harmonically and in its different time stamps. Good pick up by Amber this track belongs to Ringo, his patterns create the whole sound of the track. I saw Ringo a few weeks back and he is amazing at any age. ✌️
On the Beatles' as personalities, George Martin said he signed them mainly on their personal charisma. He wasn't impressed with their early songs, but said that on first meeting them they were energizing, uplifting, and funny. He figured they could succeed on that alone.
Always feels great to see young people getting into the Beatles.
Next Beatles song could be “Got to get you into my life”, killer brass throughout. Excellent song.
Yes and Earth, Wind & Fire does a fantastic cover of it too. Probably my favorite Beatles cover
And a drug song to boot.
@@alrivers2297Sacrilege, I know, but I actually think EWF’s cover is an improvement.
@@alrivers2297Mine too. I almost prefer it.
@@KaddywompousMe too.
1965 - one of the years that music was starting to really take on a new and different sound.
Great song from early days ."Hey Bull Dog "for heavy bass . She's Leaving Home "soft story telling. "Tomorrow Never Knows "from Revolver for Amber. thank you
She's leaving home gets me in the feels every time.. a beautiful song!
Been pushing TNK for well over a year now. Can you imagine their reaction to that one! I've always wished I was a little older when that came out to experience the freak out on it. What a revolutionary song it was.
@@connieb4372 yes it is beautiful.
@@jimmuratori7458 That is what I hoped is to see their reaction .We can only keep trying!
Paul looked so baby face young because he was so young. He turned 23 in June of 1965 and this was filmed shortly before or after his birthday.
My guess would be shortly after his birthday. This song was from their "Help"album released on August 6, 1965. The song was a 100% John written song. This song was released as a single on April 9, 1965 and "Yes It Is" was the A-side. So this song was released two months before Paul's 23rd birthday. They were just kids yet. Ringo's drumming was great on this song Amber but not what stands out to me on this record. For me, it's John's incredible lead vocals and Paul's outstanding harmony bits.
These two always harmonized so naturally together and let's not forget George. These three cats could really harmonize together.
Now if you want to hear Ringo's greatest drumming performance ever on a Beatles record is on John's song "Rain" which was the B-side on their 1966 single "Paperback Writer" (a Paul song) John always felt that "Rain" should have been the A-side and I 1000% agree with him. I rank "Rain" in my top ten all time favorite Beatles songs. This was the first song recorded by them shortly after John and George started taking LSD.
This is the song that ushered in their psychedelic period between 1966-67.
This song has so many important first time ever recording techniques that they had to invent while they were recording it. First song in history ever recorded with backwards music and lyrics in the outro at the end of the song. John said he claimed it for The Beatles as the first ever. Do the song and we will get into all the firsts on this song, it's incredible. If you get to it make sure it's the 2022 remix of the song, it will blow you away, sounds incredible. One last great little John tidbit about "Ticket To Ride" is from his last big interview with Playboy magazine and released just a week before his death is he was asked what Paul's contribution to the song was and he stated that "Paul's contribution was that he told Ringo how to play the drums" Sounds like John being smart ass funny but he was being dead ass serious. Paul McCartney is one hell of a drummer and probably did instruct Ringo on how they wanted the drums played. Once John was asked if he thought Ringo was the greatest drummer in the world and he responded with "Hell, he's not even the greatest drummer in The Beatles" hilarious but dead ass serious answer.
He was implying without saying that Paul was the greatest drummer in The Beatles. So John and so John smart ass hilarious.
Really hope too see you guys react to "Rain" you would love it and get to hear Ringo absolutely kill the drums.
Peace ❤❤
The Ringo part "drags back" the track, so unique and adds to the fantastic feel
My favorite harmony by John and Paul was on a song called, “ If I Fell.”
And it shows that John could write a love ballad just as well as Paul could.
Oh yes!! I LOVE that one ❤
‘If I fell’ is beautiful. “This Boy’ is another one on par with that
Also one of the hardest songs to sing. We used to challenge each other to sing this properly as a drinking game.
As an older woman, I really love the early Beatles. These songs are the playlist of my childhood. Could I suggest All my Loving or She loves you.
She loves you with its killer 3-part harmony and unusual-for-a-rock-song storyline.
Yes!❤
yesterday by the beatles is one of the most beautiful songs ever
I was 13 years old when Beatlemania first started. They were all we talked about at school. This way before mobile phones or even a phone at home. They were a huge part of my teenage years and I still love their music now I am in my 70s.
Great channel. You are a joy to watch!❤
I was 11 years old when the Beatles came to the US and instantly became a "Beatlemaniac". Spent all my money on Beatles magazines, bubble gum cards, posters and of course, records. They not only were a great band but you could tell they were having fun and it showed. They never expected the fame they achieved. Thanks for a trip down Memory Lane.
Great jangling guitars and Ringo's drums are astounding. John and Paul prove here why their harmonies helped propel the song.
Watching this video, you can hear and see the influence of the Everly Brothers on them
John great Lead Vocals and Paul's great Harmonies make it a great song
Melody. Only the Beatles and Mozart ever hit these heights. Why this music will live on forever
What's amazing is that Ringo and Paul are *_STILL_* making music in 2023!!!
I was thinking of suggesting this one the other day. When you have two or more Beatles singing In harmony, that's where the magic begins! I think We Can Work it Out would be a nice song to react to from here. They are definitely the GOAT, there's no exaggeration there!
You would think after almost 43 year, I’d be over the way John died. But I think their sound brings it all back. I was so young when they came out, but at age four I sat with my older sisters😢 watching them on Ed Sullivan. I even got a John Lennon figure for my fifth birthday. I was still a child of ten when they broke up. In the nine year they changed music in every way. Even their own sound changed as they matured. The wives didn’t break them up. Being grown men, each with their own opinions, dreams and musical aspirations separated them. Then in 1980, I wasn’t a child. It wept when John died. It still makes me sad today. My favorite album is Rubber Soul. Please try any songs from that album. I still have my original copy. It’s stunning.
My Favorite, too!
One of my favorites too!! Try “Nowhere Man” or “Day Tripper” or “A Day In The Life” if you haven’t!! Thanks as always!
They reacted to A Day in the Life a few months ago but unfortunately, that reaction was deleted 😢
Nowhere Man, Paperback writer, When I’m 64 and Yesterday are some of my favorites from early Beatles. We were just talking about the song “When I’m 64” and how there was media coverage when Paul turned 64. It’s so hard to believe Paul is now 81 and Ringo is 82.
They both still look good and are going strong.
@@deniscastellanos9895 , thanks. They get more Beatles on YT than anyone I know of! I may’ve even seen the reaction, I have a hard time keeping track.
It’s no surprise that the Carpenters loved the Beatles and covered this as their first Billboard charting song in 1969. Their first album was renamed Ticket to Ride.
The song was released in April 1965. 58 years ago. Yet its sound is better than today's records released. That says a lot about the Beatles and the people recording and producing their material.
You guys are the greatest! Enjoy watching so much!
The weird and most mind blowing aspect of your Beatles journey is that you’ve only scratched the surface. So many more bangers to go…….
I concur
You can say that again, truly just scratched the surface, SOOOOOO many songs to go yet!!
It’ll take a decade and even then you’re scratch the surface 🤣
And the final, culmination of their talent…Abbey Road. Every song, cover to cover…epic!
One thing they did is write for their voices.
that fadeout though...brilliance...the beatles have the greatest quantity of quality of any band...all in less than 8 years
'Ringo just standing there... it does something for ya!' This is my favourite RSR quote of the year so far.
It's amazing how some people just want to under-rate Ringo's drumming because he doesn't do endless Buddy RIch style Speed Of Light journeys around the whole drum kit. I've always said Ringo just has an uncanny knack for finding the drum arrangement that is perfect for a tune. So often he appears to do it instantaneously on just about the first hearing of a track. You are so right to point out how he moderates his drumming to fit the pace and the mood of the song or even lead them with his drumming. And such a laid back and lovely guy too.
Gotta love how they HATED miming and was making it obvious and poking fun at it... especially John.
I noticed that too. Also, Ringo’s mime-“drumming” was hilarious, just touching the tips of his sticks down.
Just Like Beethoven, hundreds of years later, people will be able to recognize the music of the Beatles. It has that level of influence on human history..
Completely agree. The Beatles are on that level.
I once told my beloved Dad once back in the late-80's. I looked at me as if I was off my rocker.
When you have a band that broke up in 1969 and still manages to put out new content that goes to the top of the charts and outsells today’s current acts, you have to acknowledge their greatness. Their music is timeless. Next on your list must be I Feel Fine, Day Tripper or We Can Work It Out. Great reaction guys.
They broke up on April 10, 1970.
@@willdwyer6782 That’s the “official” date, but they had broken up long before that. They just went through the motions of working on one final record.
Agree that was when the beatles officially broke up but their last meeting and no new work together after this was August 20, 1969, so for me if a band no longer gigs together..it's ended!!
Things started going downhill for the Beatles in August of 1967. When they lost Brian Epstein and had to get more involved in the business end of making music, they started fighting over money and didn't have anybody to mediate the disagreements.
My three favourite Beatles tracks!
In 2018 I toured Johns childhood home and we were standing in the vestibule and the echo was fantastic. the Tour guide said John and Paul would sing there and harmonize...he then asked if anyone wanted to sing...I sang Ticket to Ride and everyone joined it. One of my favorite songs. ❤
Another Ringo and John Lennon Highlight among Beatles songs with Very Trippy and experimental sound... Cool drum loop that I believe Ringo just plays throughout along to Lennon's 1 Chord Strum... Great Lyrics: Tomorrow Never Knows
For some reason this brings me back to going to the movies and seeing the movie "Help" with my cousins, I was all of 8 years old.
Perhaps it is due to RUclips challenges, but there are so many great songs of the Beatles left for you to sample. The ones that launched them into America...."I Want to Hold Your Hand," "She Loves You," All My Loving," "I Saw Her Standing There." There is "Yesterday," "Let It Be," and "Long and Winding Road." Enjoy the ride!
Love Ringo’s drums here!
As a 75 year old from the north of England this wa one of the main bands of my teenage years in the 1960. We were never into the London groups like the Rolling Stones. We supported all the liverpoolien groups like thhw Breatles, Jerry and the pacemakers Billy J Kramer.And then there was Cilla Black.
I was always in trouble as a kid and spent time in several juvenile institutions in Illinois. I escaped once and met a girl, named Debbie Haynes. After I got caught, we corresponded through the mail and she wrote in a letter that this song reminded her of me. What a fond, but heartbreaking, memory for me. We never saw each other again. I will never forget the time we went to the local cafe, which had a jukebox inside. She said "Watch everybody get pissed-off" and she played Janis Joplin's "Mercedes Benz". She was fun! Thanks for the memory!
Let it Be - The Beatles
We all wanna hear your reaction 😋
I've been trying to get them to do "Let It Be" for over a year now. Hopefully someday.
@@resin3100my there’s a few I’ve been requesting for a long time too 😋 Love their willingness to explore but I sure wish theyd bang out a few more from big names so we can get our wishes. Fingers crossed
George Harrison was actually the youngest of the Beatles, but Paul was known as "the cute Beatle"
If you wanna enjoy more John/Paul harmonies you really gotta look into early Beatles songs. Pure brilliance
This Boy enters chat
The Beatles affected popular culture like no other band, plus their sunny dispositions and the fact that they didn't take themselves too seriously just added to their allure. It was truly a privilige to grow up during their heyday, and I'm grateful for that. But I'm also grateful to see that you two really "get it", and will pass your love for their music down to your kids. :) I know that you've already reacted to most of their heavy-hitters, so I'll suggest two number one songs that came out around the time of Ticket to Ride--"Eight Days a Week" and "I Feel Fine." Or, if you'd really like to go wa-a-ay back to the early Beatlemania era, "Please Please Me" (their very first single released in Great Britain), and "I Saw Her Standing There" are some suggestions.
The drums on this song are absolutely perfect. This is where they reached peak Everly in their harmonies.