This is my parents wedding song. They would have celebrated their 45th anniversary next month. I lost my mom recently to a brain aneurysm. Thank you so much for reacting to this song. It reminds me of my mama. 😢🙏🏼❤️
Frank Sinatra said "the greatest Lennon-McCartney love song of the past fifty years", but Something is a Harrison song...then he apologized...ahahah...in Abbey Road there is another George's song: "Here comes the sun"...great George!
@@joelliebler5690 Yesterday is a Paul's song it wouldn't be a gaffe...for contract they signed the song Lennon/McCartney, but seldom they wrote together, George signed separately his few but beautiful songs, and Something is a George' song. Sinatra thougt Lennon/McCartney 'cause they composed the 95% of the Beatles song (separately, it's easy to know who composed what...) Sorry for ma english, I'm italian, hope to have explained myself pretty good. Regards
They were playing as one. Even Ringo's Drumming was perfect for this song. Everything was perfectly played at just the right time. Ring is a under rated drummer. He's no Niel Peart, but he like John Bonhan is the perfect sound for the band. And you appreciate him more as you listen to his contribution to all of their songs.
@@ChipEstrada Ringo, as you say is perfect for the band, he's one of those drummers that does what's right for the song, he's a truly underrated team player. He doesn't attempt to push himself into the limelight or show off, his instinct is perfect. He was always there as the songs developed in the studio, and I'm positive that what he added, as they honed a new number jamming things out, strongly helped shape all The Beatles songs. They would all have bounced of each other. Hopefully the upcoming 'Get back/Let it be' film will reveal even more of Ringo's input into the song writing process. I think he was taken for granted a lot of the time.
Wonderful George Harrison song, great arrangement, great guitar solo. Great bass by Paul. Great harmonies. Great orchestration by George Martin. Great drums by Ringo. Frank Sinatra said it was his favourite love song. Magnificent.
As great a song as this is, it is George's masterpiece, McCartney's bass lines on this track are what seals the deal for me. He plays the bass like a lead instrument and it just shines.
Especially after the solo right before the “and all I have to do is think of her” that’s part alone is what made me pay attention to the bass for the whole song. I always wondered if people noticed it too, but he did.
@@tommcginnis9064 That's because Paul is a guitarist who turned bass player. He only switched to bass after Stu Sutcliffe quit the band in Hamburg, leaving most of the guitar work to John and George. Sutcliffe really wasn't a very good bassist, anyway. It was easy to tell Paul was a good guitarist early on. Listen to "Yesterday."
George wrote some of my favorite Beatle songs. Besides Something, there's "Here comes the Sun", "While my guitar gently weeps", and "Within you without you".
If I haven't mentioned it before, I'm three times your age, and remember all these the first time around. But I enjoy the perspective you bring to them; you make me remember what it was like the first time.
I was little when Abbey Road came out, but I was a huge fan even then. I had a bunch of their 45's. If you don't know what those are, go ask your parents!
There’s no contest (not that it really matters anyway). Imagine a band being formed now that somehow created amazing, timeless music that absolutely everyone liked - there’s never been anything quite like that since.
My dad is a jazz musician and at my wedding he surprised me and my newly we'd husband by dedicating this song to us. He played it so beautifully I was crying by the end. 32 years later it still brings tears...of joy, that we are still 2gthr.
In their short 6 1/2 years career as a band, their catalog is wide ranging and diverse. That's why they transcend time, and I would submit they were playing chess while a lot of bands was playing checkers. They were way ahead of the game in terms of music.
@@sampsonsimpson1040 There were many incarnations, with many different names, but the core of John, Paul, and George started in '58. Ringo joined in '62.
@@sampsonsimpson1040 Their first release was the single: "Love Me Do" in Oct 5 1962 Last recording was the album "Abbey Road" were this song is off, released in Sep 26 1969 The album "Let It Be" came out in May 8 1970, when they were already disbanded. It had been recorded in January of 1969 John and Paul had met for the first time in July 6 1957 They started playing together right after their first meeting. George joined someday in 1958 Ringo joined in Aug 18 of 1962
My Wedding is on June 18th and this is our FIRST DANCE! 💃🕺🏾 I’ve loved The Beatles all my life & their legacy has spoilt us all for choice with the majesty of their phenomenal song list ♥️♥️
OMG! You’re getting married on my birthday and also Paul McCartney’s birthday! Lol! Congratulations! I hope you and your partner have a wonderful day! Stay safe!
To a large extent, the Beatles wrote the soundtrack to my life. They of course had help from Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Moody Blues, and many other groups. If my life would have been as exciting as the soundtrack it would have made a great movie.
I was born in 1953, and heard all the previous artists that #1 before them, but I listened to The Beatles ALL the way till their end as they morphed through my years from my 2nd grade thru my senior year when broke up. They changed everything in music.
Same for me. Born 1953. I remember my mother let me play I Wanna Hold Your Hand on a jukebox in a hamburger restaurant. Then the Ed Sullivan show when he had them on and all thru my growing up years of life. 😊
So many great Beatles songs, this is up there with the very best. George Harrison didn't write too many songs for the band, but the ones he did write, WOW!
Keith Jones. Yes the Beatles had many great songs. George Harrison didn’t write many songs but the few songs that he did write were really good. This is one of my favorite songs by George Harrison. I agree with you. This song is among the very best.
George wrote this for his first wife, Patti Boyd. She was a famous British model. Eric Clapton fell in love with George’s wife and wrote Layla. She left George and married Eric. You should react to Eric’s song You Look Wonderful Tonight. Between George Harrison, The Beatles, and Eric Clapton there are at least 10 songs written about, or inspired by Patti Boyd. Quite the muse❤️❤️❤️
He actually said it was greatest love song (or his favorite) written by Lennon-McCartney, which is very funny. Even George had a good laugh about that one.
Its a BEAUTIFUL song!!! And one of Ringo's best parts as well. The SPACE he puts into this thing just makes the whole thing breathe at weird intervals... and gives it a weird feeling of being in love, but still nervous in a good way.
@@stormhawk3319 Sinatra said it was the best song Lennon & McCartney ever did, which is probably the greatest compliment George Harrison could ever get.
At my wedding, I wanted "I Will", by the Beatles, but the musicians couldn't play it, so "Here There and Everywhere" was played at my wedding, 45 years ago...
This is one of my favorite from the Beatles. I love George Harrison work... I remember the day he died, we were at the office and listening to this song almost all day.
absolutely one of the most romantic songs ever...catching the connection between two people who know each other and long for each other, in a beautiful music arrangement that makes it even more soulful. a truly significant song
Thank you for taking us along on this musical journey. We've been hoping there would be another generation who would follow along with us and cherish these memories. And for what it counts (big!), Ringo's drumming and tuning is a lesson in itself.
This has always been my favourite Beatles song. The bass line is incredible, the guitar work and solo is perfect and the lyrics and melody are beautiful. That’s why Frank SInatra called it “the greatest love song song of the 20th century.
This song is a masterpiece, from the first beat of Ringo’s drums , to the last note . That’s why they are still the best band that ever was! They worked hard, but they knew what they were doing, and never wanted to produce sub standard music, their reputation meant a lot to the Beatles!
So glad you discovered the Beatles! I’m from England and my now wife, is from USA, and a massive Beatles fan. She moved to England for five years with me, so before we came to Texas, I surprised her by taking her to the cavern club in Liverpool where it all started. A great memory. Love ya channel. Doing a great job 💯💯👏👏👏
Considering humanity's respect for "weddings" and marriage, I would classify this song as more of a soulmate. This song represents more of a "you complete me" feel. Not, what society says relationships are...but what you (and your partner) simply...ARE.
You have only heard this song once and already you like it. I have listened to this song a thousand times, imagine how much I love it. What a wonderful song to have at a wedding.
I once saw an interview with George Harrison where he said that he wrote "Something" in the style of Ray Charles because he was going to give it to Ray to record. But when producer George Martin heard it he convinced George H. to record it as a Beatles song. RIP George Harrison.
Sublime song played to perfection. I've heard it a thousand times and it still moves me and I still pick out different subtleties to listen to. Wonderful to watch someone discover it anew. The way they play here on their last album makes me wonder what would have come next if they stayed together.
"Something in the way she moves, attracts me like no other lover... clicking on 'Skip Ad' could be the worst financial mistake you've ever made." Gotta love TH-cam.
George Martin's production took this to a whole other level. But it's more than just a love song. Much like of the rest of the album the mood is full of "the melancholy of all things finished." They knew this was the end, at least subconsciosuly.
I used to play piano/organ for wedding ceremonies, and one time I was playing Pachelbel's Canon in D (which is lovely but repetitive af) and I zoned out/forgot what I was playing and just as they got to the altar I was rounding out the ending of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" (another Beatles/Harrison classic like this one). I didn't even know I'd done it until I saw the footage and heard myself do it. So I guess they didn't 'choose' a George Harrison/Beatles song for their wedding, but they got one anyway... :) PS Please do "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" soon btw! This story will be even funnier when you hear how sombrely it ends on an a minor chord, which is not the tone anybody wants 'set' when they arrive at the altar to face their beloved and make promises of hopefulness and joy. :)
Unanimously recognized as one of the most beautiful (if not THE most beautiful) balad in the history of music. Tread lightly, man. You’re steping on holy ground.
Beatle fans have heard that guitar solo on Something so many times, we tend to take it for granted. But just give it another listen, you'll see how perfect it is.
Two of the best love songs were wrote for the same person. George Harrison wrote 'Something' for his first wife Patti Boyd! Eric Clapton later married her and wrote 'Wonderful Tonight' for Patti, he also wrote Layla for her. She must be some woman!?
George didn't write many Beatle songs but when he did it was killer.
Only 22 of his songs were released as Beatle songs.
While my guitar gently weeps. That song is fire!
And one of the most joyous songs ever ad well...HERE COMRES THE SUN
This song is best for weddings man it’s poetry
Don't Bother Me best on that album I think
This is my parents wedding song. They would have celebrated their 45th anniversary next month. I lost my mom recently to a brain aneurysm. Thank you so much for reacting to this song. It reminds me of my mama. 😢🙏🏼❤️
If you get confused (or sad), listen to the music play.
@Calla Lily, my condolences to you and the rest of your family.
I’m glad this song is there to remind you of your one-and-only mom..,
My deepest condolences on the loss of your dear Mom. Glad this song could help you think of her! God bless you and keep you.
So very sorry for your loss. I hope this song gives you some comfort... :(
Frank Sinatra called Something "the greatest love song of the past fifty years."
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Frank Sinatra said "the greatest Lennon-McCartney love song of the past fifty years", but Something is a Harrison song...then he apologized...ahahah...in Abbey Road there is another George's song: "Here comes the sun"...great George!
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I was going to say he must’ve had a senior moment and forgotten about “Night and Day.”
I think Sinatra said that about the song Yesterday!
@@joelliebler5690 Yesterday is a Paul's song it wouldn't be a gaffe...for contract they signed the song Lennon/McCartney, but seldom they wrote together, George signed separately his few but beautiful songs, and Something is a George' song.
Sinatra thougt Lennon/McCartney 'cause they composed the 95% of the Beatles song (separately, it's easy to know who composed what...)
Sorry for ma english, I'm italian, hope to have explained myself pretty good. Regards
Paul’s bassline in this song is just amazing.
True that.
The whole song is beautiful!!
Paul's musicianship is criminally underrated among great bass players.
They were playing as one. Even Ringo's Drumming was perfect for this song. Everything was perfectly played at just the right time. Ring is a under rated drummer. He's no Niel Peart, but he like John Bonhan is the perfect sound for the band. And you appreciate him more as you listen to his contribution to all of their songs.
@@ChipEstrada Ringo, as you say is perfect for the band, he's one of those drummers that does what's right for the song, he's a truly underrated team player. He doesn't attempt to push himself into the limelight or show off, his instinct is perfect. He was always there as the songs developed in the studio, and I'm positive that what he added, as they honed a new number jamming things out, strongly helped shape all The Beatles songs. They would all have bounced of each other. Hopefully the upcoming 'Get back/Let it be' film will reveal even more of Ringo's input into the song writing process. I think he was taken for granted a lot of the time.
John Lennon said that this is the best love song ever written. George Harrison wrote it btw
So did Frank Sinatra
And I completely agree with John. In my opinion, this beats A Day In The Life, their songs during Beatlemania, and songs like Let It Be.
The quite one!
@@mnob1122 and Sinatra said, "It's the best song John Lennon ever wrote!" Sigh.
@@evanleehome2178 George never got enough credit for the songs he wrote. His were some of my favorites.
A George Harrison masterpiece
Right next to his other Masterpiece on the same album Here Comes the Sun.
My fav Beatle 🧡
He should have been labeled "The Talented One" For sure
Best Beatles song ever ( to me).Hands down!Miss you George!
@@ivanlilic294 The Prettiest, I'll give you that. His b-day is two days after mine. Love his music.
Wonderful George Harrison song, great arrangement, great guitar solo. Great bass by Paul. Great harmonies. Great orchestration by George Martin. Great drums by Ringo. Frank Sinatra said it was his favourite love song. Magnificent.
Damn right! :-)
I believe Sinatra also called it his favorite Lennon/McCartney song, which George thought was hysterical.
@@jrwilliams6313 George laughed all the way to the bank on this one. An incredible tune.
THAT BASS LINE....Paul is a beast in this song. He must have woke up that day and said "I am going to re-imagine bass playing for a ballad".
As great a song as this is, it is George's masterpiece, McCartney's bass lines on this track are what seals the deal for me. He plays the bass like a lead instrument and it just shines.
Especially after the solo right before the “and all I have to do is think of her” that’s part alone is what made me pay attention to the bass for the whole song. I always wondered if people noticed it too, but he did.
@@tommcginnis9064 That's because Paul is a guitarist who turned bass player. He only switched to bass after Stu Sutcliffe quit the band in Hamburg, leaving most of the guitar work to John and George. Sutcliffe really wasn't a very good bassist, anyway.
It was easy to tell Paul was a good guitarist early on. Listen to "Yesterday."
His bass playing was always the secret sauce.
@@tommcginnis9064 Just so you know, George told him how to play it. He said that he was scared and nervous to tell.🤣🤣🤣
George Harrison was one of the most-underrated songwriters of all time.
This is gorgeous.
Not by me, he just couldn't get many songs on an album up against John & Paul.
George wrote some of my favorite Beatle songs. Besides Something, there's "Here comes the Sun", "While my guitar gently weeps", and "Within you without you".
Not to me. I played the George parts in my Beatles tribute band back in the day. I have all his solo albums. Love George.
Imagine having George Harrison coming off the bench?!.. lol.. Nice problem to have, but damn!..
It shows how insanely talented the Beatles were when the guy who wrote this song was only considered to be the third best songwriter of the band.
If I haven't mentioned it before, I'm three times your age, and remember all these the first time around. But I enjoy the perspective you bring to them; you make me remember what it was like the first time.
Thats why I love watching him . Seeing him discover and fall in love with great music ❤ .
Me, too! I'm loving that James is taking us on this road trip. Music is the markers in my life instead of calendars.
Yup. Found his page ten minutes ago. New sub.
These videos make me feel like I’m hearing them again for the first time. It’s so wonderful.
I was little when Abbey Road came out, but I was a huge fan even then. I had a bunch of their 45's. If you don't know what those are, go ask your parents!
the beatles have got to be the greatest band of all time imo
not you're opinion - just look up greatest band of all time on google ;)
Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin and Beatles for me
There’s no contest (not that it really matters anyway). Imagine a band being formed now that somehow created amazing, timeless music that absolutely everyone liked - there’s never been anything quite like that since.
When Sinatra called it one of the greatest love songs ever written and it never says the words I love you what more needs to be said
My dad is a jazz musician and at my wedding he surprised me and my newly we'd husband by dedicating this song to us. He played it so beautifully I was crying by the end. 32 years later it still brings tears...of joy, that we are still 2gthr.
Amazing
One of the things I love about this is that they didn't try to do a lot of flash with the guitars- they did just exactly what the song needed.
George Harrison had such a delicate touch with his playing and song writing
@@rak8024 Absolutely. He wasn't trying to show off his skills, he was trying to make the song the best it could be. The wistful guitar wins here.
Economy of notes is a wonderful skill....
That's what makes it such a masterpiece.
In their short 6 1/2 years career as a band, their catalog is wide ranging and diverse. That's why they transcend time, and I would submit they were playing chess while a lot of bands was playing checkers. They were way ahead of the game in terms of music.
Weren’t they together for a bit longer than that, or is that the time frame for them making original stuff maybe?
@@sampsonsimpson1040 They were thrown out of a steady gig in Hamburg, Germany, because George was only 17, so...
@@sampsonsimpson1040 There were many incarnations, with many different names, but the core of John, Paul, and George started in '58. Ringo joined in '62.
@@sampsonsimpson1040 I believe the original UK catalog was 12 L.Ps and 30 singles in only 8 years.
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Their first release was the single:
"Love Me Do" in Oct 5 1962
Last recording was the album
"Abbey Road" were this song is
off, released in Sep 26 1969
The album "Let It Be" came out
in May 8 1970, when they were
already disbanded. It had been
recorded in January of 1969
John and Paul had met for
the first time in July 6 1957
They started playing together
right after their first meeting.
George joined someday in 1958
Ringo joined in Aug 18 of 1962
I always loved Ringo's drumming on this masterpiece. Like falling down a flight of stairs, with style. Great reaction!❤👊
lolololololol....
Love reading the comment from a Dead Head. 😊
Thats what falling in love feels like.
My Wedding is on June 18th and this is our FIRST DANCE! 💃🕺🏾
I’ve loved The Beatles all my life & their legacy has spoilt us all for choice with the majesty of their phenomenal song list ♥️♥️
Then you already know that June 18th is Paul McCartney’s birthday. 🥳. Have a wonderful day.
@@LadyDoe17 That’s so kind thank you & what a memorable date!
@@LadyDoe17 thats what i was just about to say😂
OMG! You’re getting married on my birthday and also Paul McCartney’s birthday! Lol! Congratulations! I hope you and your partner have a wonderful day! Stay safe!
@@wendyryder2708 Thank you so much Wendy, stay safe & keep the smiles coming ☺️♥️
To a large extent, the Beatles wrote the soundtrack to my life. They of course had help from Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Moody Blues, and many other groups. If my life would have been as exciting as the soundtrack it would have made a great movie.
I'm sure there are hundreds of thousands of weddings that had this as their first dance.
Hundreds of thousands is such a huge number. But probably not even an exaggeration. Maybe even more 🙂
As they all should.
I love 'Something,' but I tried to be a little bit different and went with 'Here, There and Everywhere' for my wedding first dance.
@@chymchymx2351 and there is nothing wrong with that 🙂
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Even me, a mosh pit, metal fan, loves this song!
Good music transcends the siloes of genres
Lmao u aint bonded to one type of music
1st dance at my wedding. Couldn't ever think of a better one.
My wife insisted on this song to be our first dance at our wedding.
And prolly just kicked you in the shin for saying it was her not you! bwahaha 🤣✌️
Between this song, "In My Life" and Paul McCartney's "Maybe I'm Amazed" they pretty much have weddings covered :)
Also: Here There And Everywhere and Grow Old With Me.
I cannot listen to "in my life" without crying. Ever.
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I was going say "AND I LOVER HER " as well. Also "HERE THERE AND EVERYWHERE"
@@reanimated yeahh… now listen to Johnny Cash’s cover of if, you’ll weep
"In My Life", most touching ever.
“The Long and Winding Road”, is a song about all the things the Beatles have gone through and now breaking up.
This song makes me want to cry.
I was born in 1953, and heard all the previous artists that #1 before them, but I listened to The Beatles ALL the way till their end as they morphed through my years from my 2nd grade thru my senior year when broke up. They changed everything in music.
Same for me. Born 1953. I remember my mother let me play I Wanna Hold Your Hand on a jukebox in a hamburger restaurant. Then the Ed Sullivan show when he had them on and all thru my growing up years of life. 😊
“Here, There and Everywhere” is another great Beatles song to check out.
Frank Sinatra called this the greatest love song of the past 50 years. Try "Blackbird" or "I am the Walrus" for completely different vibes.
Sinatra called it his favorite Lennon & McCartney song.
@@WhiteCamry, when it was George Harrison's song!!
Speaking of different vibes Maxwell's Silver Hammer and Octopus's Garden (Written by Ringo Starr AKA Richard Starkey).
@@PPSadlon1973 God, no.
@@martyslazenger935 well you have to admit they’re both a very different vibe.
So many great Beatles songs, this is up there with the very best. George Harrison didn't write too many songs for the band, but the ones he did write, WOW!
Keith Jones. Yes the Beatles had many great songs. George Harrison didn’t write many songs but the few songs that he did write were really good. This is one of my favorite songs by George Harrison. I agree with you. This song is among the very best.
This is when George Harrison made The Beatles their best love song and after they broke up ,he made the best solo album All Things Must Pass ...
That McCartney bass is magic. George was in his prime now. Fabulous song.
I recall hearing the Beatles for the first time immediately after they broke up ....It sounded like music from another planet !
Indeed, because they are the residents of the Gandharva planet, according to Srila Bhaktivedanta Swami .
My favorite Beatles love song by my favorite Beatle George Harrison!
RIP George
TOMORROW NEVER KNOWS! A side of the Beatles you haven’t heard yet!
2nding tommorow. here it comes
@@frankbarnwell____ 3rding it. Then he could do The Dead's cover of it as well. Double our pleasure.
It will blow his mind more than "A Day In A Life" did.
George wrote this for his first wife, Patti Boyd. She was a famous British model. Eric Clapton fell in love with George’s wife and wrote Layla. She left George and married Eric. You should react to Eric’s song You Look Wonderful Tonight. Between George Harrison, The Beatles, and Eric Clapton there are at least 10 songs written about, or inspired by Patti Boyd. Quite the muse❤️❤️❤️
Even Sinatra said that "Something" is the greatest love song written.
He actually said it was greatest love song (or his favorite) written by Lennon-McCartney, which is very funny. Even George had a good laugh about that one.
It's amazing how the same woman inspired this, "Layla" and "Wonderful Tonight".
It's also amazing that Gearge remained friends with Clapton even after he wooed his wife away.
And For You Blue, & Bell Bottom Blues
@@kitoyobeni1 George jokingly called himself the husband-in-law!
GEEEEEEEEZZZ 😱
Right?
Its a BEAUTIFUL song!!!
And one of Ringo's best parts as well. The SPACE he puts into this thing just makes the whole thing breathe at weird intervals... and gives it a weird feeling of being in love, but still nervous in a good way.
Frank Sinatra was so impressed with this song that he covered it. Said it was one of the most beautiful love songs he'd heard.
Than he said “something stupid “ and called it a Lennon/McCartney composition.
@@stormhawk3319 Sinatra said it was the best song Lennon & McCartney ever did, which is probably the greatest compliment George Harrison could ever get.
Later on,at a Sinatra concert,Frank credited George for writing this song.
He wasn't quite so complimentary when he first heard them but we'll let that go.
I kept telling people back then that George literally had the BEST Beatles songs!
And you're still wrong.. 🙄
Depends on your mood. For spiritual John, for love George, for fun Ringo, for complex music Paul.
Well, let's not get carried away lol
Have you been on the sauce !? Killer song tho.
Another great Beatles wedding song: Here, There, and Everywhere
At my wedding, I wanted "I Will", by the Beatles, but the musicians couldn't play it, so "Here There and Everywhere" was played at my wedding, 45 years ago...
We used the Beatles' "When I'm sixty-four" at our wedding, also highly recommended.
Simply Brilliant and Tineless
George has the voice of an angel! Dive into their solo stuff! Just as amazing!!!!!!! All of them!❤❤
You're totally right. It's a wedding song for many people, especially at the time it came out.
This is one of my favorite from the Beatles. I love George Harrison work...
I remember the day he died, we were at the office and listening to this song almost all day.
I remember discovering the Beatles when i was a teen in the 90s. It's amazing that their music is still blowing people away 50+ years after making it.
I recommend In My Life. It’s perfection.
“Here,There and Everywhere” is another great wedding song
The Beatles are the Beethoven’s of their time.
The Greatest Love song Ever written Hands Down
absolutely one of the most romantic songs ever...catching the connection between two people who know each other and long for each other, in a beautiful music arrangement that makes it even more soulful. a truly significant song
This is one of my absolute favourites from the Beatles. George wrote beautiful music.
This is my absolute favorite Beatles song.
Mine too and that's saying ALOT because they had many beautiful songs.
Played this and “Here, There and Everywhere” by them at my wedding!
Paul's bass playing in this is a masterclass.
Indeed
Thank you for taking us along on this musical journey. We've been hoping there would be another generation who would follow along with us and cherish these memories. And for what it counts (big!), Ringo's drumming and tuning is a lesson in itself.
This song is not for the first date, is for the person who you will share your life; so yeah it's for weddings
This has always been my favourite Beatles song. The bass line is incredible, the guitar work and solo is perfect and the lyrics and melody are beautiful. That’s why Frank SInatra called it “the greatest love song song of the 20th century.
This was one of the most covered songs of all time from the beatles. Even Motown took it on.
Theres a song for everyone. Unlimited talent and yes i had a Beatles song at my Wedding which was And I Love Her
This song is my favourite song on my favourite album by my favourite band.
I'm so glad you discovered this song, by any means... It is pure love.
This song is a masterpiece, from the first beat of Ringo’s drums , to the last note . That’s why they are still the best band that ever was! They worked hard, but they knew what they were doing, and never wanted to produce sub standard music, their reputation meant a lot to the Beatles!
Paul doing magic on bass and high harmony.
Love the bass in this song
You discovering and loving the Beatles makes my heart happy.
Not just a wedding 1st dance but one of the most delicate and vulnerable love songs ever written... Thanks for playing!
Two other good 'wedding songs are: "And I Love Her " and "Here, There and Everywhere "
I performed Here, There, and Everywhere at my friends' wedding.
I am glad you are a Beatles Fan.....now you know and feel the way we of the 60's felt about them. Good for you.
And now: the psychedelic Beatles, Tomorrow Never Knows.
She Said She Said, I Am the Walrus, Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite....more psychedelic lovelies.
Yes do Tomorrow Never Knows or others like She Said She Said. I am the Walrus or Lucy in Sky with Diamonds
@@jamiehunt5375 ..and Rain!
and "I'm Only Sleeping". An underrated gem if there ever was one.
Dr. Robert!
So glad you discovered the Beatles! I’m from England and my now wife, is from USA, and a massive Beatles fan. She moved to England for five years with me, so before we came to Texas, I surprised her by taking her to the cavern club in Liverpool where it all started. A great memory. Love ya channel. Doing a great job 💯💯👏👏👏
Considering humanity's respect for "weddings" and marriage, I would classify this song as more of a soulmate. This song represents more of a "you complete me" feel. Not, what society says relationships are...but what you (and your partner) simply...ARE.
From Abbey Road check out the Medley (“You Never Give Me Your Money,” “Sun King,” “Mean Mr. ...
This song has probably been played millions of weddings
You have only heard this song once and already you like it. I have listened to this song a thousand times, imagine how much I love it. What a wonderful song to have at a wedding.
You have to listen to "in my life" and "Elenore Rigby"
In My Life is my absolute favorite Beatles song.
How beautiful is that song?! The bass is just class. .
This is one of the most beautiful love songs ever written. RIP 🙏 George Harrison you may be gone, but not forgotten.
I once saw an interview with George Harrison where he said that he wrote "Something" in the style of Ray Charles because he was going to give it to Ray to record. But when producer George Martin heard it he convinced George H. to record it as a Beatles song.
RIP George Harrison.
George Harrison wrote some of their best songs near the end of the band. Very under appreciated for his contributions to the Beatles in my opinion.
Agreed. He also put out one of my favorite solo albums ever, All Things Must Pass, the same year the band broke up.
@@errantcondor9349 outstanding album. I play it a lot myself.
@@karlshuler1011 My favorite track is Wah Wah by far.
If you haven't done a reaction already, listen to Yesterday
I have to say, both you and Rob Squad are so wholesome.
Sublime song played to perfection. I've heard it a thousand times and it still moves me and I still pick out different subtleties to listen to. Wonderful to watch someone discover it anew. The way they play here on their last album makes me wonder what would have come next if they stayed together.
"Something in the way she moves, attracts me like no other lover... clicking on 'Skip Ad' could be the worst financial mistake you've ever made." Gotta love TH-cam.
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That sweet guitar solo in the middle just kills me🎵🎶🎸♥️
You just listened to the greatest love song ever created.
Played this song for my wife on our anniversary every year for 40 years. I loved her so much and I miss her.
Just simply beautiful ! Also listen to "the long & winding road "
This is my go-to song when I pick up my acoustic guitar. Play it all the time!
George Martin's production took this to a whole other level. But it's more than just a love song. Much like of the rest of the album the mood is full of "the melancholy of all things finished." They knew this was the end, at least subconsciosuly.
Now that, ladies and gentlemen, is a love song for the ages.
Pleeeeaaaaassseee, listen to Eleanor Rigby. It is pretty much a genre on its own
You've hardly scratched the surface, there is soooooo much more to the Beatles, thanks for bringing them to us, love to to hear your reaction .
I used to play piano/organ for wedding ceremonies, and one time I was playing Pachelbel's Canon in D (which is lovely but repetitive af) and I zoned out/forgot what I was playing and just as they got to the altar I was rounding out the ending of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" (another Beatles/Harrison classic like this one). I didn't even know I'd done it until I saw the footage and heard myself do it.
So I guess they didn't 'choose' a George Harrison/Beatles song for their wedding, but they got one anyway... :)
PS Please do "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" soon btw! This story will be even funnier when you hear how sombrely it ends on an a minor chord, which is not the tone anybody wants 'set' when they arrive at the altar to face their beloved and make promises of hopefulness and joy. :)
"In My Life" by the Beatles is one of my favorites.
Mcartney/Harrison harmonies are amazing
Unanimously recognized as one of the most beautiful (if not THE most beautiful) balad in the history of music. Tread lightly, man. You’re steping on holy ground.
Probably over 1 million people have played this at their wedding
Beatle fans have heard that guitar solo on Something so many times, we tend to take it for granted. But just give it another listen, you'll see how perfect it is.
Two of the best love songs were wrote for the same person. George Harrison wrote 'Something' for his first wife Patti Boyd! Eric Clapton later married her and wrote 'Wonderful Tonight' for Patti, he also wrote Layla for her. She must be some woman!?
One of my favorite songs from my favorite Beatle. George Harrison R.I.P. ✝