THE BEATLES - THE NOWHERE MAN REACTION
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"Nowhere Man" is timeless and will always be "relateable".
McCartney's bass lines are so damn melodic. Every level of these guys work just hit on all cylinders.
McCartney's "bass lines" are the least important part. Your comment is ridiculous, but more important to you is that it is very trendy.
Ignore the troll. Paul's bass on this does add a sort of lilting warmth, which is echoed in John's lovely and unusually gentle vocal.
Can't even hear 'em. A lot of crap is spoken about McCartney's bass. Bass is arguably the least important instrument in a band which is why no-one wants to play it. I virtually never hear bass in other songs being talked about nor other bass players. Even when Paul's role in a song is minimal these McCartney following idiots have to grasp at something...oh yeah the bass!
Brilliant bass playing with The Beatles. So melodic and tastefully done. His baselines show so much character and makes their songs so much better. He’s incredible during this period of time.
Rubber Soul is definitely one the Beatles best Albums and Nowhere Man is a lovely song!
Nearly 60 years old !! And it sounds as good now as it did in my youth, that's The Beatles for you, just brilliant.
John was singing about himself during a particularly down time for him early in the group's career (after fame had really taken hold and he felt lost).
Harrison's great ringing guitar solo with an overtone tone at the end of the solo. The worst feeling is KNOWING what you want to do and either not getting there, or losing yourself and spirit and soul on the way. And you end up pushing a broom to clean up the mess....welcome to the Gerbal Wheel....
One thing that always impressed me about the Beatles is that not all their music sounds the same. Another thing I like is that most of the lyrics make you think....
John Lennon would later admit this song was basically about himself at the time.
I love it when you guess the lead on Beatles songs because you are correct almost always. Amazing!!
To me they all had very distinctive voices
John. Paul's bassline banger. John my fave.
This is the first song John wrote that wasn't about a girl or love or romance. You can just imagine his state of mind.
Help in my view was... help doesn't have to be a girlfriend, could be a friend. That was his first break from the girl boy theme
I’d say “help ”was the first
@@nthdegree1269 Help totally was. John himself said he wasn't doing well at the time he wrote it saying he literally wrote a song called 'Help' meaning people could maybe see he was unhappy from that.
As others have said, "Help" was earlier than "Nowhere man." The legend goes that after Meeting Bob Dylan, John and Paul started to write more introspective lyrics, but each in a different way.
- Paul started to write about the people in the street, the average Joes and Janes, what kind of life went on behind that door? "She's leaving home", "The fool on the hill", "Eleanor Rigby"
- John on the other hand decided to seek his inspiration a lot closer to home. He started looking in the mirror and wrote about the guy staring back at him. "You've got to hide your love away", "Strawberry fields forever", "In my life"
@@RastaSaiyaman Not sure that legend is so true.
They met Dylan in 8/64. Help and You've got to hide were both 8/65 and Nowhere Man and In My Life were 12/65. Strawberry fields was much later than the rest in 2/67.
If they both started writing more introspective lyrics after meeting Bob Dylan, they waited a long time to start doing it because their songs were still almost if not all about romantic love than anything else for 2-3 albums after meeting Bob.
I still have the Rubber Soul album from then. Definitely my favorite album!
if you like the beatles i have something i think you will want to see.
A genius song. Great reaction. Keep guessing. Everybody should keep guessing how the Beatles did it so well.
One of my favorites along with Can't Buy Me Love and Help. This reminds me of my childhood. My cousin who was 4 yrs older collected Beatles records and my sisters and I enjoyed playing those records when we went to his house. We saw the Beatles debut on the Ed Sullivan show from there. It was fun watching history change after that. The guitar on this adds perfection.
Bask in the day, (high school) we bought the album and listened to the whole thing, not one song at a time. The Beatles were growing up along with their fans, so personal songs such as this made The Beatles very relatable. Great reaction, dear!
Correct John 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 If people get annoyed by you guessing wrong just ignore them. Hopefully most are just trying to help you identify who’s singing the lead, it can be very difficult at times with the Beatles, especially when you’re just getting exposed to them.
But I can't remember a time she was wrong❤
I drove my poor father crazy when I bought this 45 record when I was 10 years old... I played it over and over and over and over again!
What a great song and yeah, I've been there as well. I love the harmonies on it especially at the end and I love Paul's bass guitar line and I love the snare work that Ringo is doing there
To understand Nowhere Man JAYY, you need to understand John Lennon's frame of mind in the autumn of 1965. By then the Beatles had amassed such fame and fortune that John was forced to invest his earnings, or lose them to the confiscatory tax laws in Great Britain at the time. In mid-July of 1964 John bought an estate in the stockbroker belt in Weybridge, about 17 miles outside of London. John, Cyn and young son Julian could live relatively peaceful lives away from the mania that was the Beatles lives in London. It also isolated John. He discovered Jaffa Cakes (a British cookie made with a sponge cake base an orange filling topped with dark chocolate-quite tasty) and put on quite a bit of weight over the next year. Feeling alone, and overweight he decided one morning to write a song, but got nowhere with his efforts. Frustrated he went and had a lie down. Lying their and contemplating his life, John realized he had become a "Nowhere Man, sitting in his nowhere land". The rest of the song came very quickly after that. Best wishes and I am very happy you've brought the Beatles back to your channel. Cheers, RNB
I don't think that little back story makes one bit of difference, as the song is pretty self explanatory.
@@gorgeousgeorge643 Greetings. Its the answer to the question "How on Earth could John Lennon, Founder of the Beatles, at the height pf Beatlemania in in the Autumn of 1965, feel like a man adrift. A Nowhere Man. An understandable question. so that's why I posted the back story. Obviously not for you. No worries there,. Anywho, I do appreciate your reply. Best wishes, RNB
In 68 Lennon lost too much weight.
@@jeffreykaufmann2867 Agreed
@@ricknbacker5626 I already knew the story, and still think it's nice when people add information to the understanding of the origins of songs. Help was autobiographical for John. Many of his songs were. Across the Universe came partly from Cynthia talking on about something at dinner.
All John ever wanted was for people to relate to his songs in any way they felt inside...Your feelings and interpretation of the song was all that mattered to him... I think you're on the right track honey. ❤x
That's the genius of John Lennon on display in this song, Jayy. It's one of his most introspective songs and one of my favorites from the Fab Four. I've been requesting for this one for a while and I'm glad you finally got a chance to hear it. We all can relate to this song; we all will feel like the Nowhere Man or Woman at times. John has said it could have been about anyone, himself included. I hope you will give a listen to "We Can Work It Out" in the near future, another of the band's very best recording.
The YELLOW SUBMARINE is a hoot, and this song is a wonderful video, very touching at the end. Surprisingly so.
One of my fav Beatles song, a song for us all men who feel sometime lost in life.
Great reaction Jayy . The Beatles are so versatile like you say different every time . Just the best best band ever . Thanks Jayy
One of my favorites.
It's Lennon singing lead.
This is John taking a shot at himself. During the height of Beatlemania in 65 he was hiding out at home, dealing with his insecurities while Paul was out on the town socializing with artists and celebrities.
Possibly my favorite Beatles song of all time, and yes, written by John. He said he had sat down and tried really hard to write it, but was stuck and couldn’t come up with it. So he gave up, took a break, then all of a sudden it just came out. And when asked who the song was about, he replied “Probably about myself.”
Those double-tracked three-part harmonies always knock me on my ass. Easily a top tier Beatles track for me.
Great reaction! This is probably my favorite Beatle tune for sure..it gives the essence of that Beatles sound
No one should EVER get annoyed with you for guessing whos singing! You are awesome and my 14 year old loves you (he's HUGE Beatles fan!!)
I love John’s voice in this song. It’s not as upbeat in its message as other songs but it’s a great song anyway. Nice choice Jayy. 🌺✌️
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed your reaction. My all-time favourite Beatles song! So crisp and so melodic. Wonderful resonant lyrics (and delivery). Popping bass. Iconic backing vocals. And those little guitar harmonics - the perfect cherry on the top! Absolute classic!!!
One of my top favorite❤❤songs by them. Thanks😅😅❤❤
Thanks for this one. John's in the lead but on the main verses it John, Paul and George all singing lead together. For me it's a perfect performance, so well played and sung. On the chorus Paul and George's backing harmonies are perfectly done.
Paul's bass playing is top notch on this one and you have to listen for John's acoustic rhythm guitar, it's great.
George's lead electric is great and his solo is haunting and beautiful. This song is in my opinion one of their greatest performances ever on a Beatles record, it's perfect. This song is an autobiographical look into John's mindset when he wrote this. He really was somewhat depressed at the time. Beatlemania was at it's peak and he was worn out from it. I've heard some say over the years that this song is depressing, I've always seen it as a guy on top of the world and found it wasn't such a great place to be in all the time. There were only four guys that knew what it was to be a Beatle and the insanity of it all and it took its toll on all four in different ways. I think that Paul and Ringo came out of it better than the other two.
They liked playing live to crazy fans and Beatlemania. John and George despised it by late 1965. John stated in his last big interview with Playboy magazine released just a week before his death that this song and "Help" were his two favorite Beatles songs that he wrote because they were real, they were what he was feeling and that they were still as relevant in 1980 as they were in 1965 when he wrote them. To me, that speaks volumes that they were that important songs for him. I say, don't we all feel like a "Nowhere Man" from time to time in our lives? A little lost with no direction, sure we do and don't we all feel a little insecure from time to time and want to ask for a little "Help"?
Of course we all experience these things occasionally, it's called be human.
Listen to this again on your own time, turn up the volume some and really listen to what they're each playing and the vocals and harmonies and the lyrics. Actually, it's a beautiful song that should touch one on some level at their core. One of my favorite Beatles songs, easily top five for me.
Peace ❤
One of my favorites, too. John's heart was in the song. Yes, it should touch people listening to it.
There's a wonderful movie called "Nowhere Boy", about Lennon growing up in difficult circumstances, abandoned by his parents and finding himself in his (and Paul's) friendship and music. Don't know if it's streaming but scenes can be found on TH-cam.
I believe it can be rented on You Tube, or bought. Me I bought the DVD, but saw it in the movie theaters when it came out, several times
Jayy is one of my favorite content creators :)!
Your favorite is RINGO😊
Jayy you make me giggle. Every time you do a Beatles song, you question yourself, is that Paul? No that's probably John, no that's got to be Paul. You always go back and forth like that. Every song. You are so cute!
When the Beatles his America, the Beach Boys were still a thing. The Beach Boys were known for their harmonies. But I would say, considering the variety of Beatle songs, the Beatles harmonies were that much better. They were amazingly tight and so beautifully served the particular song. Even the worst Beatle song, is still better than most songs. They pure alchemy. Their music can produce euphoria. It's a lovely thing.
Great song just like all the others.
Along with Rain my two favorite mid phase Beatles!!!❤❤❤❤❤
I THINK they were A/B sides of a 45. If so, making that 45 one of the best ever
There’s a British movie called Nowhere Man or Nowhere Boy. I saw it a few years ago. It was about when John was a teenager and started going over to his mother’s house. He was still living with his Aunt Mimi. It showed a lot of his conflicts and the reasons for his anger at life. Both of his parents had left him when he was a child.
A banger from "The Rubber Soul LP."..
Your favorite Beatle is Ringo and this is one of my favorite songs
This song tears me up every time.
I was a nowhere man.
When you have been listening to the Beatles for fifty years (like me) you will definitely know who is
singing what.
Jayy, for the Beatles, every song had to be different to the last, all genres were explored. In this instance, they had a day off and John was laying on his bed bored, he pictured himself, and came up with Nowhere Man
It's Lennon
Jayy’s favorite is Ringo!
Another great Beatles reaction.
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Ringo, Jayy keep The Beatles coming, thanks
Hard to beat the sound of George's chiming 12-string Rickenbacker guitar
My favorite Beatle is JohnPaulGeorgeRingo!😀✌️
John is the lead singer. Your favorite Beatle is Ringo
Paul sings the high part at the very end
Your favorite is Ringo!
@JaYY- Yes, this is John in the lead and NoWhere Man is one of my fav Beatle songs. I think Ringo is your fav Beatle.
Ringo is your favorite. Yes this is John Lennon. Keep guessing on who is singing, how else are you going to learn. Yeah, you could look up the song facts, but what fun is that.
after all the beatle song reactions she has made you would think she would know who is singing by now.i personally dont think she likes this music or listens to it, she only makes these videos to get subscribers and views
@@archangelmusic13 then she deserves an OSCAR for her performance, it's so life like
@@scottchapin2323 there is many people on youtube making videos of reacting to beatles music just to get views and subs, she isnt the only one
john lennon singing lead vocals
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How can you not know who is singing after all these reactions?
i dont really think she listens to this kind of music, she is just doing this to get views and subscribers.because you're right, there is no way anyone who likes or listens to this music would not know who is singing
@@archangelmusic13 She has been reacting to Beatles' music for over 2 years now, and she is now able to identify who is singing in each of their songs. Jayy is NOT just trying to get views and subscribers. IF she had been listening to their music all her life, why would she do a reaction to it. What makes reactions interesting, for ME, to watch is when that person is hearing an artist's music for the FIRST time. So, of course at first, they won't know who is singing. WE didn't know either when their first album came out in the U.S. (Meet the Beatles) and on the track listing, it SAID who was singing. It helped us to get to know their voices. Paul was more difficult, because he is such a versatile vocalist, and can sound different depending on the song. Ringo wasn't a usual lead singer, so a lot of reactors are confused if they hear his voice. Same with George until later albums. It takes a little time to get your ears accustomed to their voices. SHE LOVES the Beatles now, she has said that many times. She's a fan now.
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Jayy, I would love for you to watch The Beatles MOVIE “Help”. It’s silly but fun with great songs.
Reminds me of me when I was a young man.
have you ever heard the NO NO song or IT DONT COME EASY songs by the beatles?
With Oooh La La Las by George and Paul 😁
Sounds better in mono. The stereo placing was really bad, but they weren't really thinking about stereo until much later and tracks had been ping-ponged so that proper stereo placement wasn't possible.
Poor Jeremy!
I know, I keep seeing Jeremy in the center of that ring of concentric circles crying and then the Beatles offer to take him "somewhere" That part in the movie ALWAYS makes me tear up.
I'd like to see your reaction to "the moon represent my heart"by Teresa Teng
Yes Lennon
Lalalalalalalalah, try adding the chorus, the song
Recorded in one take from what I’ve read.
please do Yer Blues by the Beatles
paul is your favorite ❤
Sweet lady can you turn up the output for us listening please? Thanks for the review!
Making all his nowhere plans for nobody... cares. A lot of people don't really catch that last word at the end of the song.
Ringo
Follow Jesus and you can't go wrong
Describes Joe Biden and his administration to a T!
Joe Biden‘s theme song
So nothing to say about the musicianship or song craft. Could have just read lyrics and be done with it.
I love your reaction videos they're very true and sincere.