Its one thing to do whatever they want, but they're legendary for being so good with the way they experiment music. Crazy, all that in less than 10 years
Literally any song they did was a masterpiece, only band to have 2 of the best singers of their generation in it at the same time. They all had incredible solo careers as well
This is actually their last last live performance together as The Beatles. They didn’t announce it, just started playing on the rooftops and people gathered around. Truly one of the most greatest and saddest moments in music history
1st time viewer, BIG Beatles fan: - Yesterday - A Day in the Life - Hey Jude - Something - Tomorrow Never Knows - Here Comes the Sun - While MyGuitar Gently Weeps - Blackbird - Let it Be - Long and Winding Road - Help! - Girl - Lucy in the Sky - Eleanor Rigby - In My Life - Strawberry Fields Forever - All My Loving - Day tripper - Twist and Shout (Live) - Oh Darling!
Not 'one' of the biggest bands to have ever existed. THE biggest music artists to have ever existed, period. Only Elvis comes close in terms of sales but even 'The King' has to settle for 2nd place. The Beatles are also the most innovative music act and are definitely the most influential, by a mile. Lennon and McCartney are considered the greatest songwriters of the modern era, for good reason. George Harrison is one of the songwriting GOATs too. They changed popular music forever and their influence continues to this day, both directly and indirectly. Every music artist, from the mid 60s until today has been influenced by them. Even if they don't realise it. Their cultural and social impact was almost as great as their musical impact. Their early albums were great and were much more revolutionary than people may realise, looking back on them from more than 50 years later. However, it's their last 6 or 7 albums that cement their status as musical geniuses and the undisputed GOATs. Every one is a masterpiece, a bona fide classic. Everyone has their favourite. Mine is, 'Abbey Road' but all of them were groundbreaking upon release. Even today, they still sound remarkable. In fact, the 50th anniversary reissue of Abbey Road, earlier this year, topped the album charts in both the UK and the US, as well as in numerous other countries. It's been a similar tale with most of their anniversary reissues. It's remarkable considering the music was created over half a century ago. Worldwide they still get more radio airplay than any contemporary artist. They hold the top 2 positions in the most covered songs of the modern era. I could go on and on. They hold so many records and had so many truly groundbreaking achievements that there's too many to list. Suffice it to say that, if you want to really understand modern popular music, you need to listen to The Beatles. Anyone serious about modern music needs to listen to 'Rubber Soul, 'Revolver', Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band', 'Magical Mystery Tour', ''The White Album', 'Abbey Road' and 'Let it Be'... at the very least. If you must take a short cut, listen to their Red, (1962-1966) and Blue, (1967-1970) double albums. :)
The one in the brown coat with the glasses just singing: That’s the Legendary John Lennon RIP I would say he was the Brains of the Beatles along with Paul McCartney The Left handed bass player in the suit on the left is: Sir Paul McCartney He and John Lennon’s songwriting has to be the greatest songwriting in the music business,he’s Very talented Sir Paul an he has an Amazing voice The one in the black coat next to John on the right is: Lead guitarist George Harrison R.I.P some people call him the quiet Beatle but he wrote some good hits and he has an amazing voice Finally the last member in the Red coat Legendary Drummer Sir Ringo Starr an amazing drummer as matter fact the perfect drummer for the Beatles who sang some my favorite underrated songs by the Beatles All the Members have sang at least one hit some of my favorites Let it be,Hey Jude,Here comes the sun, Something,In my life, Come together those are just a few of my favorites PS: Freddie Mercury once said How much he admired John Lennon and his songwriting and how he would never put any power above him because he was unique and just the greatest he even wrote song about him called “life is real”
There’s literally so much to know about the Beatles. Here’s the basics. They formed in Liverpool in the early 60’s. They were doing crappy gigs. Like stuff in night clubs, singing a lot of covers. There early lineups changed a bit, but there final lineup and the one they’re most known for is Paul McCartney (plays bass, a main singer/songwriter, and could play Piano or guitar at times), John Lennon (main singer/songwriter, rhythm guitarist), George Harrison (Lead Guitarist, and would get his occasion song, wrote more songs later on), and Ringo Starr (drummer, sang a few songs). They got signed to a record label, and they became a smash hit right away. In around 1963 I think, they dropped there first album, which was a complete success. They came to America and performed live on the Ed Sullivan show, which was kind of like there first step in becoming pop culture icons. When they first started out, they were a boy band. Sang mostly live songs, but they were immensely popular. They made hit album after hit album. Then, in the mid 60’s their sound evolved. Starting with their album Rubber Soul, they started getting deeper, complex and weird. After that they got more and more weird and trippy, but in the best way possible. They were famous for going to India and experimenting with drugs, and hippy type stuff. After there trippy stage, in the mid to late 60’s, their sound evolved again, into a sound that’s more like ‘Don’t Let Me Down’ like you see in this vid. They just made incredible songs that hit you in the soul. While making “The White Album” (that’s not technically what the name is, but the cover is just plain white so that’s what people call it) they experiences really tough times, tensions between members of the band became prominent. Eventually, they knew they were gonna break up, so after recording the album ‘Let it Be’ they decided to make one last album. So they made Abbey Road, one of the most famous albums ever; and considered by some to be the best ever. While making this album, it was relatively peaceful, not at all like when they recorded the White Album. So they ended off on a peaceful note. Their album Let it Be was recorded and made before Abbey Road, but due to some reason I can’t remember, was released after. So Abbey Road and Let it Be drooped, and they all went their separate ways. This was around 1970. They each went on to have very successful careers after this. John and Paul were very successful, and George proved to be an amazing song writer in his own right. John was murdered in 1980, and George died in 2001. Paul and Ringo are still alive and kicking around to this day.
I also recommend these Beatles songs. Ob La De Ob La Da, I Wanna Hold Your Hand, When I Saw Her Standing There, Yellow Submarine, Lady Madonna, Eleanor Rigby, Yesterday, and Hey Jude
Let It Be, Yesterday, Blackbird, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds, Strawberry Fields, and soooo many more 😆 They were one of the greatest for a reason, lol. And then you have to get into John Lennon's solo music afterward.
Many would agree there are so many awesome Beatles songs to name a few of my faves: Get Back, Come Together, Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band, I Want you (She’s so Heavy), Something, and so many more!!! Thanks for the reactions God Bless!!!
Super stoked that you're finally getting to The Beatles! I'd make reaction suggestions but honestly, their entire catalogue is iconic. Just keep going..one at a time lol
Your first beatles experience is the very end of the beatles, it's their first live gig in years and the very last as a band. You've got the pleasure of making your way through the archives. So much gold!
inclunding thier solo careers too paul McCartney and wings john lennon and the plastic ono band and George harison, try art of dying, imagine, maybe im amazed, for beatles id check out their albums, SgtPepper revolver, rubber soul, help, abbey road, the self title album, (the white album),
id recomend while my gutair gently weeps, white album version, not the vevo, helter skelter, back in the ussr/dear profence, the long one (basicly abbey road side 2, or starting with you never give me your money), im am the walrus, hello goodbye, strawberry feilds forever, nowhere man, a day in the life, tomarrow never knows, rain, day tripper, paperback wirter, i got a feeling, here comes the sun, something, come together, birthday, I think you'd like YER BLUES, i wanna see u do Yer blues, i will subscribe and donate watch time, NO Revolution 9, 😁 (then backwards), elenor Rigby, drive my car, hard days night, saw her standing there, she loves you, and i love her, act naturly if u want to haer a good ringo, if u want to hear a ringo song, dont pass me by, or octopus's garden (you dont have too only abbey road song id be fine youd skip)
Oooo bro we going down the beatles rabbit whole there one of the best bands to date mainly because they were Pioneers Of music during those times You gotta remember rock was really different back in the day so a lot of what they were doing was very experimental Like the blue print of basically what musics like today
A Day in the Life, A Day in the Life, A Day in the Life. One of the greatest conductors and composers of all time, Leonard Bernstein, wrote "Three Bars of 'A Day in the Life' still sustain me, rejuvenate me, inflame my senses and sensibilities." One of the most hallowed tracks ever laid down, hands down. There's little I wouldn't give to hear it for the first time again. Enjoy it.
What made The Beatles great is what they did for music. They saved Rock music from dying in the early sixties after Elvis was drafted, Chuck Berry went to prison, and the deaths of Ritchie Valens and Buddy Holly. From 1962-1965, they were the most popular band in the world, and from 1966-1970, they were not only still the most popular, but the most innovative band in the world. Their music went beyond just Pop and Rock. They were really the first band to mix genres to the extent that others have done afterwards. Blues, Jazz, Experimental, Psychedelic, Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, Progressive Rock, Music Hall, and everything in between and much more beyond.
Man i didn't expect a Beatle's reaction! You should definitely check out their catalog! If possible, go through their music in order of release. To me, that's the best way to experience their evolution as a group
The keys in the background were Billy Preston, the ex Little Richard keyboardist who first met the Beatles in the early 60’s while playing in nightclubs in Germany. He became a great friend with the band and played on a number of songs including Get Back.
This guy, reminds me a whole mix of my entire life. Not too fucked to have crack up the nose, sensible enough to do something with his life, has enough of both worlds to see a little different.
The Beatles basically laid the foundation for all modern music, which I think is why they sound so timeless. They were beyond prolific. My favorite song by them is Strawberry Fields.
What you are watching on this video is the last performance of the Beatles as a Band. They decided to throw an impromptu concert on the roof of their manager's office building. People on the streets of London started to hear "Beatles" music coming from the top of a 5 story building. It all ended right here, after they played about 10 or so songs, until the Fire Dept. told them they had to stop, as they were causing a public scene, because cars were stopping in the middle of th road, and the sidewalk below was jammed pack from people trying to look up at the Beatles playing on the roof of this building. A little History lesson. As for a song request by them..."Back in the USSR." Very cool song.
This was a 42 minute, impromptu performance on the rooftop of their Apple recording studio, before they were stopped by police..It was also their last live performance together.
To understand what make the Beatles great, you have to understand them from 1960 to 1970. The excitement they brought out. The evolution they went through. The variety of styles they utilized. They were geniuses.
"The Beatles, One of the biggest bands in the world that ever existed"... Correction: The Beatles, THE BIGGEST band in the world, that ever existed. (:
Blackbird, In My Life, Revolution, Get Back, Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, Tomorrow never knows. All great stuff, and that's not even touching the first half of their career 🙂
That’s Billy Preston playing keyboards. He is not part of the band, but played on many of their recordings. This was their final performance together on January 30th, 1969 on the rooftop of their record company Apple Corps. The had not appeared live together or toured in many years, but had released many groundbreaking records during that time influencing world culture.
This was their final ever appearance as a band in public, on the roof of the Apple studios (their record label) in London. Watch Get Back from the same performance and you get to see Billy Preston on the keyboard properly!
Here Comes the Sun Strawberry Fields Forever Let It Be Something Oh Darling Tomorrow Never Knows Across the Universe Suite: Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/The End
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React to Ghost (cirice)
Please do Elton John - Rocket man or I'm still standing!
The Beatles- I want to hold your hand🔥🔥
Fire from the gods- excuse me
P L E A S E 🔥 they kill it
I wanna see how funny it would be for him to react to “I am the Walrus” for the first time
Beatles changed everything....that is their legacy....first band that could do whatever the hell they wanted
Its one thing to do whatever they want, but they're legendary for being so good with the way they experiment music. Crazy, all that in less than 10 years
You gotta listen to their song "Let It Be" or "Yesterday"
And come together
There are too many great one's, and yeah The Beatles are Legends but it's not just Talent it's the hours of booth time these guys put in.
he gotta listen to Strawberry Fields Forever, Penny Lane, Hey Jude, Here Comes the Sun and I Am a Walrus as well
Both are great!
B16 Rus or Hey Jude
Let It Be
Eleanor Rigby
While My Guitar Gently Weeps
Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
All worth reactions.
Word Lifer definitely While my Guitar Gently Weeps
A Day in the Life
Original while my guitar gently weeps
All my Loving
@Patrick Kiely lol
"She is so heavy" is a must to hear man its audio experience for sure.
VideoGameMogul I Want You (She’s So Heavy)
She's so..... HEAVYYYYYY
Billy Preston on keys. The man had some hits of his own.
Will it go round in circles
@@robichj I think it's gonna fly high like a bird up in the sky...
Tbh preston really makes this song kick
"In my life" always hits an emotional spot for me...
Definitely a favorite
If you haven't heard it already you need to check out the Stephen Stills version of In My Life.
Edward Workman it does
Especially as you get older and have more memories and have seen massive changes.
I'm 65 now and can relate :)
That’s John Lennon singing and react to Elenor Rigby by them.
“His voice is really distinctive”…. Ha, its Lennon, crazy to think there is someone out there who hasn’t heard that before
Finally a reaction to The Beatles, thank you!
"Come together" 🔥🔥🔥
Literally any song they did was a masterpiece, only band to have 2 of the best singers of their generation in it at the same time. They all had incredible solo careers as well
This is actually their last last live performance together as The Beatles. They didn’t announce it, just started playing on the rooftops and people gathered around.
Truly one of the most greatest and saddest moments in music history
FINALLY !! i’ve been waiting for a beatles reaction !! highly recommend “oh darling,” it’s my favorite 🥺🥺
Glad I'm early for this one!! Hard to choose a song to do....I frequent "Here Comes The Sun, Norwegian Wood and Oh Darling"
Norwegian Wood is so underrated
Man, I hardly ever see someone mention Rubber Soul songs. Nice!
Oh Darling! I bet he could appreciate Paul's bass riff in that one!
1st time viewer, BIG Beatles fan:
- Yesterday
- A Day in the Life
- Hey Jude
- Something
- Tomorrow Never Knows
- Here Comes the Sun
- While MyGuitar Gently Weeps
- Blackbird
- Let it Be
- Long and Winding Road
- Help!
- Girl
- Lucy in the Sky
- Eleanor Rigby
- In My Life
- Strawberry Fields Forever
- All My Loving
- Day tripper
- Twist and Shout (Live)
- Oh Darling!
recomendations:
Strawberry Fields Forever
A Day In The Life
Come Together (2019 mix)
I am the Walrus
Helter Skelter
Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds
Yes!!!!! I knew at some point you were gonna do the Beatles. They made some really ahead-of-their-time music
The Beatles are the foundation for all our popular music. Their influence has been so great over the years. Everything by them should be listened to!!
If you don’t listen to “Hey Jude”, I feel bad for you big man
Not 'one' of the biggest bands to have ever existed. THE biggest music artists to have ever existed, period. Only Elvis comes close in terms of sales but even 'The King' has to settle for 2nd place. The Beatles are also the most innovative music act and are definitely the most influential, by a mile. Lennon and McCartney are considered the greatest songwriters of the modern era, for good reason. George Harrison is one of the songwriting GOATs too. They changed popular music forever and their influence continues to this day, both directly and indirectly. Every music artist, from the mid 60s until today has been influenced by them. Even if they don't realise it. Their cultural and social impact was almost as great as their musical impact. Their early albums were great and were much more revolutionary than people may realise, looking back on them from more than 50 years later. However, it's their last 6 or 7 albums that cement their status as musical geniuses and the undisputed GOATs. Every one is a masterpiece, a bona fide classic. Everyone has their favourite. Mine is, 'Abbey Road' but all of them were groundbreaking upon release. Even today, they still sound remarkable. In fact, the 50th anniversary reissue of Abbey Road, earlier this year, topped the album charts in both the UK and the US, as well as in numerous other countries. It's been a similar tale with most of their anniversary reissues. It's remarkable considering the music was created over half a century ago. Worldwide they still get more radio airplay than any contemporary artist. They hold the top 2 positions in the most covered songs of the modern era. I could go on and on. They hold so many records and had so many truly groundbreaking achievements that there's too many to list.
Suffice it to say that, if you want to really understand modern popular music, you need to listen to The Beatles. Anyone serious about modern music needs to listen to 'Rubber Soul, 'Revolver', Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band', 'Magical Mystery Tour', ''The White Album', 'Abbey Road' and 'Let it Be'... at the very least. If you must take a short cut, listen to their Red, (1962-1966) and Blue, (1967-1970) double albums. :)
The one in the brown coat with the glasses just singing:
That’s the Legendary John Lennon RIP I would say he was the Brains of the Beatles along with Paul McCartney
The Left handed bass player in the suit on the left is:
Sir Paul McCartney He and John Lennon’s songwriting has to be the greatest songwriting in the music business,he’s Very talented Sir Paul an he has an Amazing voice
The one in the black coat next to John on the right is:
Lead guitarist George Harrison R.I.P some people call him the quiet Beatle but he wrote some good hits and he has an amazing voice
Finally the last member in the Red coat Legendary Drummer
Sir Ringo Starr an amazing drummer as matter fact the perfect drummer for the Beatles who sang some my favorite underrated songs by the Beatles
All the Members have sang at least one hit some of my favorites Let it be,Hey Jude,Here comes the sun, Something,In my life, Come together those are just a few of my favorites
PS: Freddie Mercury once said How much he admired John Lennon and his songwriting and how he would never put any power above him because he was unique and just the greatest he even wrote song about him called “life is real”
I’m from Liverpool and even to this day the amount of tourism the Beatles brings in is insane.
"I've Just Seen A Face" by the Beatles. Paul kinda catches a flow in that song!
Phoenix W. i cant forget the time or place
That’s probably my favorite Beatles song! A love song that never says the word love in it! Amazing...
i love the beatles, i’m glad you reacted to this, it’s one of my favorite performances
There’s literally so much to know about the Beatles. Here’s the basics. They formed in Liverpool in the early 60’s. They were doing crappy gigs. Like stuff in night clubs, singing a lot of covers. There early lineups changed a bit, but there final lineup and the one they’re most known for is Paul McCartney (plays bass, a main singer/songwriter, and could play Piano or guitar at times), John Lennon (main singer/songwriter, rhythm guitarist), George Harrison (Lead Guitarist, and would get his occasion song, wrote more songs later on), and Ringo Starr (drummer, sang a few songs). They got signed to a record label, and they became a smash hit right away. In around 1963 I think, they dropped there first album, which was a complete success. They came to America and performed live on the Ed Sullivan show, which was kind of like there first step in becoming pop culture icons. When they first started out, they were a boy band. Sang mostly live songs, but they were immensely popular. They made hit album after hit album. Then, in the mid 60’s their sound evolved. Starting with their album Rubber Soul, they started getting deeper, complex and weird. After that they got more and more weird and trippy, but in the best way possible. They were famous for going to India and experimenting with drugs, and hippy type stuff. After there trippy stage, in the mid to late 60’s, their sound evolved again, into a sound that’s more like ‘Don’t Let Me Down’ like you see in this vid. They just made incredible songs that hit you in the soul. While making “The White Album” (that’s not technically what the name is, but the cover is just plain white so that’s what people call it) they experiences really tough times, tensions between members of the band became prominent. Eventually, they knew they were gonna break up, so after recording the album ‘Let it Be’ they decided to make one last album. So they made Abbey Road, one of the most famous albums ever; and considered by some to be the best ever. While making this album, it was relatively peaceful, not at all like when they recorded the White Album. So they ended off on a peaceful note. Their album Let it Be was recorded and made before Abbey Road, but due to some reason I can’t remember, was released after. So Abbey Road and Let it Be drooped, and they all went their separate ways. This was around 1970. They each went on to have very successful careers after this. John and Paul were very successful, and George proved to be an amazing song writer in his own right. John was murdered in 1980, and George died in 2001. Paul and Ringo are still alive and kicking around to this day.
This dude 30 and never heard the beatles
@deemo some haven’t And aren’t we glad he found out at 30 and not 64?!! Ehhh 😅😂 welcome to the beat club!
@@1UPJayEm I'm are 38 years old and i found Beatles when i was 10 years old
I recommend "Come Together", that funky groove is soo good.
something & strawberry fields forever!! those are my faves by them
billy preston on keys; the camera is only on him for an instant.
I highly recommend Help by The Beatles. Fantastic song!
I also recommend these Beatles songs. Ob La De Ob La Da, I Wanna Hold Your Hand, When I Saw Her Standing There, Yellow Submarine, Lady Madonna, Eleanor Rigby, Yesterday, and Hey Jude
@@RealCleve Ob La Di Ob La Da is one of my favorite songs by them
Funny you mention the keyboards...that's our boy Billy Preston! Some consider him the 5th Beatle.
Let It Be, Yesterday, Blackbird, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds, Strawberry Fields, and soooo many more 😆 They were one of the greatest for a reason, lol. And then you have to get into John Lennon's solo music afterward.
Many would agree there are so many awesome Beatles songs to name a few of my faves: Get Back, Come Together, Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band, I Want you (She’s so Heavy), Something, and so many more!!! Thanks for the reactions God Bless!!!
What makes this good? Let's start with they were playing and singing live on a freakin' roof in the cold! LOL. The man on the keys was Billy Preston.
Beatles - a day in the life of. Official video is a good start
Super stoked that you're finally getting to The Beatles! I'd make reaction suggestions but honestly, their entire catalogue is iconic. Just keep going..one at a time lol
Your first beatles experience is the very end of the beatles, it's their first live gig in years and the very last as a band. You've got the pleasure of making your way through the archives. So much gold!
The best band Of All Times!
Always good to start at the end 😂😂😉
I have a very distinct feeling you will love the Beatles' "Oh! Darling" (with lead vocal by Paul!)
Correction, not one of the biggest band in the world. The Beatles is, the biggest and the greatest band in the world.
EVERYTHING
inclunding thier solo careers too paul McCartney and wings john lennon and the plastic ono band and George harison, try art of dying, imagine, maybe im amazed, for beatles id check out their albums, SgtPepper revolver, rubber soul, help, abbey road, the self title album, (the white album),
id recomend while my gutair gently weeps, white album version, not the vevo, helter skelter, back in the ussr/dear profence, the long one (basicly abbey road side 2, or starting with you never give me your money), im am the walrus, hello goodbye, strawberry feilds forever, nowhere man, a day in the life, tomarrow never knows, rain, day tripper, paperback wirter, i got a feeling, here comes the sun, something, come together, birthday, I think you'd like YER BLUES, i wanna see u do Yer blues, i will subscribe and donate watch time, NO Revolution 9, 😁 (then backwards), elenor Rigby, drive my car, hard days night, saw her standing there, she loves you, and i love her, act naturly if u want to haer a good ringo, if u want to hear a ringo song, dont pass me by, or octopus's garden (you dont have too only abbey road song id be fine youd skip)
While my guitar gently weeps
Hey Jude
Yesterday
Strawberry Fields Forever
Lucy in the Sky
Oooo bro we going down the beatles rabbit whole there one of the best bands to date mainly because they were Pioneers Of music during those times You gotta remember rock was really different back in the day so a lot of what they were doing was very experimental Like the blue print of basically what musics like today
Once I heard you say "damn, why you ain't left yet" I was in. New sub here.
Ur channel is fire
Fly - Mashmello
Silence - Mashmello!!!!
There are very few songs by The Beatles that I wouldn’t recommend. They are the reason that modern music exists as it does today!
you should react to Seether Remedy live at guitar centre, it's fucking loud and wild
You must do Beatles “come together”. That’s a must!!
A Day in the Life, A Day in the Life, A Day in the Life. One of the greatest conductors and composers of all time, Leonard Bernstein, wrote "Three Bars of 'A Day in the Life' still sustain me, rejuvenate me, inflame my senses and sensibilities." One of the most hallowed tracks ever laid down, hands down. There's little I wouldn't give to hear it for the first time again. Enjoy it.
The Beatles - Day in the Life
What made The Beatles great is what they did for music. They saved Rock music from dying in the early sixties after Elvis was drafted, Chuck Berry went to prison, and the deaths of Ritchie Valens and Buddy Holly. From 1962-1965, they were the most popular band in the world, and from 1966-1970, they were not only still the most popular, but the most innovative band in the world. Their music went beyond just Pop and Rock. They were really the first band to mix genres to the extent that others have done afterwards. Blues, Jazz, Experimental, Psychedelic, Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, Progressive Rock, Music Hall, and everything in between and much more beyond.
This is actually from their last concert. The broke up a few months later.
Not exactly. They came together, one more time after Let It Be, to record Abbey Road. Let It Be came out after Abbey Road, but was recorded before it.
"Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey"
The Doors “Riders on The Storm” now you turn back the clock ;)
If your going to do the Beatles you gotta do while my guitar gently weeps
Come Together, Revolution, Oh Darling, I Want You. Come Togetger is one of the most covered Beatles songs, Drive My Car, Hey Jude
It's THE BEATLES bruh. To say his voice is distinct is the understatement of the century. Glad you takin it back.
Man this is an instant classic as soon as your ears are introduced to this sound... thanks for the reaction bro 🤘😲
Amazing song and I like how they all wear the coats of their wives! Except of Paul who looks like John Wick here 🔥
Man i didn't expect a Beatle's reaction! You should definitely check out their catalog! If possible, go through their music in order of release. To me, that's the best way to experience their evolution as a group
Come together is the one for you ✊
The keys in the background were Billy Preston, the ex Little Richard keyboardist who first met the Beatles in the early 60’s while playing in nightclubs in Germany. He became a great friend with the band and played on a number of songs including Get Back.
Yes, The Beatles. You have so many great songs to discover, mate, they are the best.
The Beatles - Oh! Darling
Whoever recommended this is legit👌
This guy, reminds me a whole mix of my entire life. Not too fucked to have crack up the nose, sensible enough to do something with his life, has enough of both worlds to see a little different.
Dude listen to while my guitar gently weeps. Beautiful song
Check out “tomorrow never knows”
The music pyramid: It's the Beatles on top. Everyone else..
The Beatles changed our lives! I believe I was only 8 but I cannot imagine life of no Beatles for their influence is expansive!
The Beatles basically laid the foundation for all modern music, which I think is why they sound so timeless. They were beyond prolific. My favorite song by them is Strawberry Fields.
Easily the best artist listening to new stuff on this platform, love your music and your reactions.
More songs from The Beatles!!
What you are watching on this video is the last performance of the Beatles as a Band. They decided to throw an impromptu concert on the roof of their manager's office building. People on the streets of London started to hear "Beatles" music coming from the top of a 5 story building. It all ended right here, after they played about 10 or so songs, until the Fire Dept. told them they had to stop, as they were causing a public scene, because cars were stopping in the middle of th road, and the sidewalk below was jammed pack from people trying to look up at the Beatles playing on the roof of this building. A little History lesson. As for a song request by them..."Back in the USSR." Very cool song.
This was a 42 minute, impromptu performance on the rooftop of their Apple recording studio, before they were stopped by police..It was also their last live performance together.
My Beatles list would be:
Eleanor Rigby
Back in the USSR
Helter Skelter
While My Guitar Gently Weeps
Revolution
“Beedles! U up 2 bat!”
😂😂😂
To understand what make the Beatles great, you have to understand them from 1960 to 1970. The excitement they brought out. The evolution they went through. The variety of styles they utilized. They were geniuses.
If you have access to the Beatles' rooftop concert, you HAVE to do "I've Got A Feeling."
"The Beatles, One of the biggest bands in the world that ever existed"...
Correction: The Beatles, THE BIGGEST band in the world, that ever existed. (:
Blackbird, In My Life, Revolution, Get Back, Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, Tomorrow never knows. All great stuff, and that's not even touching the first half of their career 🙂
That’s Billy Preston playing keyboards. He is not part of the band, but played on many of their recordings. This was their final performance together on January 30th, 1969 on the rooftop of their record company Apple Corps. The had not appeared live together or toured in many years, but had released many groundbreaking records during that time influencing world culture.
His impression of John at the start was actually great
LayedBak!! You gotta do Hey Jude! Classic bruh!! Plus, my son’s name is Jude!
#FireSquad!!
This was their final ever appearance as a band in public, on the roof of the Apple studios (their record label) in London. Watch Get Back from the same performance and you get to see Billy Preston on the keyboard properly!
That was the legendary Billy Preston on the electric piano. He played on a lot of Beatle songs and sometimes was referred to as the "5th Beatle"
This is such a classic song. Love the Beatles #FireSquad
I never see anyone ever react to In this moment you should be the first. You're there best.
I love how he says "Health is Wealth in 2019" with the Hookah in the background
How have you never heard this?! It’s the most popular band in the world!
Bro you just gotta go through every album. Every song of theirs is fantastic. These guys were otherworldly!!
Definitely While My Guitar Gently Weeps and Rocky Raccoon
@AWelsh Celt fuck off
Here Comes the Sun
Strawberry Fields Forever
Let It Be
Something
Oh Darling
Tomorrow Never Knows
Across the Universe
Suite: Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/The End
Listen to Get Back. Same gig 🙌
Can someone please please tell me the name of the song that plays at the beginning of every video I love it I gotta listen to whole thing
Beatles, You've Got to Hide You're Love Away.