Ringo is considered the best actor of the group but I love how awkward his first line in a hard day’s night was. “Wellifhesyourgrandfatherwhoknowsahahaha”
"If i fell" has one of the all-time best Lennon/ McCartney's Vocal harmony. Its just brilliant. How'd they even manage that while smoking cigarretes (almost) all the time. Its unreal tbh.
"She Loves You" was such a huge hit that rock became known as "yeah yeah" music for a bit, which helps explain some of the alternate movie titles in some countries.
I’m 73 and when “ I’ll Cry Instead” was released as a single I loved hearing it played on the radio and the melody just stayed in my head. “I Should of known better” Is also one of my early favorites. Oh hell I love ALL their music.
5:29 In Portugal it was called "Os Quatro Cabeleiras do Após-Calypso", something like "The Four Wigs Of the Apocalypse", but even stranger than that, because of the wordplay.
I STILL have the soundtrack record of The Beatles "A Hard Day's Night". It was my deadbeat uncle's ONLY gift to me of HIS record because he wanted the studio album NOT the soundtrack. It's STILL playable and sounds great. The studio album is better!
stop your CRYIN all i see is a DEADBEAT mid-age BOY that probably lives to recieve from others than to GIVE ,but no problem, as thank goodness you are part of a minority,suck it up and move ON
@@charleskuckel3173 yea that MIGHT BE but im thankful for my trollness and my bridge if it is true as long as i got your ATTENTION ! and i did ,i dont mind the trash talkin from a obviously disturbed and unhappy lil boy
During this lockdown I’ve seen the movie three times as TCM has played it at different times. I absolutely loved it and noticed new things each time. The songs are just superb and perfectly match the mood of the movie.
Yay!! Another video! I love your channel so much!! (i know i made like 5 comments about it on other video's, but i really mean it!) The beatles really changed my life. I love them with all my heart! Watching your video's brings me so much joy! Tysm for making this content, i really love and appreciate it!!
There was one fact that are missing for this episode, so I have to throw it as an honorable mention. 1. The original soundtrack to “A Hard Day’s Night” released in 1964 on United Artists Records which was the only label that the Beatles put out on a different label. It features songs from the movie including “Tell Me Why”, “And I Love Her”, “I Should’ve Known Better”, “And I Fell”, and “I’ll Cry Instead”. All of them were hits from the film, including a few original scores by George Martin including “Ringo’s Theme”, an instrumental version of “This Boy”, and few instrumental versions of other Beatles hits which were made for the soundtrack. 2. The movie “A Hard Day’s Night” was released in the US by United Artists, the company that made the James Bond franchise. 3. A few songs from “A Hard Day’s Night” are featured on the US album “Something New” on the Capitol label.
When I first listened to the Hard Days Night album for the first time I likened it to a compilation of their greatest hits! Because I considered most of the songs to be quality single release material.
"A Hard Day's Night" is right after "A Day In The Life" alphabetically in the Beatles' catalogue. The last chord of "A Day In The Life" is the same one as the first chord of "A Hard Day's Night". We can also suppose that the aforementionned "hard day's night" is the night of "the day in the life". *THE CONSPIRACY SLOWLY UNRAVELS*
Surely one of the most influential films of all time. It invented the music video and hundreds of thousands of bands, some of which became stars, were formed after watching it.
One fact about this album that you didn’t include is, not only was the original 1964 US album NOT the same as its UK counterpart, but it was on the United Artists label, NOT Capitol. It was typical for the UK albums to be redone for the US; but it was usually Capitol that did this. After losing this soundtrack album (though Capitol did place The Beatles’ film songs on “Something New”, their third release), Capitol made sure that they had the soundtrack album for “Help”-with the same format of Beatles songs and instrumentals from the film that UA had used for their Hard Day’s Night soundtrack album.
Great video. I remember seeing the movie 11 times with a price tag of $1.25/ticket. Times have changed. Timeless movie & oh my favorite,Ringo. PS...had t buy a 2nd "Sgt Peppers when that came out since I played it so much it actually got warped! Beatles 4 Ever!!
They've made a scene about a man that's cold and dejected Walking by the river hangover, lonely Ringo's played the part but he didn't need rehearsing All he had to do is act naturally
I live 3.4 miles away from the cavern, Mathew street Liverpool. Every time I'm around that area it's just fantastic, there's always such an exciting buzz with crowds of tourists and great a atmosphere with the best music. I Love the Beatles!
I love your channel and wish you the very best. This is an interesting concept for a tv show. Maybe you should try to present it to a Discovery Channel or History Channel network as an idea for a series. You would never run out of material to document.
You mentioned the titles in different languages, and the one in Finnish caught my eye. Being curious I started searching around the internet. I found an old interview with the group. The interviewer had a very obvious accent and it was a very entertaining interview.
That opening chord signifies the beginning of the end of the early more innocent years of the Beatles and the opening up of the middle, more exploratory years until 1966. I definitely favor George Harrison as the best musician in the band who helped lead the charge in experimenting with sounds and textures!
"Os reis de iê-iê-iê" in Brazil because at the time very few people spoke fluent english in Brazil, therefore "A Hard Day's Night" wouldn't make much sense, and the literal translation "A noite de um dia duro" is tremendously uncatchy :D
Well two things to consider. -John had bad eye sight. -John idolize Buddy Holly of Buddy Holley and the Crickets (like Johnny and the silver Beetles) who composed his own songs, unlike other singers at that time. Most of the time John wears Horned rimmed glass, like the ones Buddy wears.
After the Beatles US tour of 1966, John took a role in the movie How I Won the War. He played a WW II soldier. For the part he got his hair cut and was issued the National Health style glasses. At that time, he was fed up with both the lovable mop-top Beatles image and the aggravation with contact lenses. Keeping the glasses full time seemed to be good solution to both.
@@robertvaughn6646 According to several sources, he did. Among them are Steve Turner’s book about their lives in 1966. Another, although less reliable, is Peter Brown’s book, the love you make. I remember reading someplace else (source forgotten) that because contacts were far from user friendly, he had trouble with them. For example, they would fall out at some of the worst times. I’m guessing that he started after they met Brian Epstein, since Brian was the type who would have suggested it and made it happen.
Great video! Just beatlemaniacs would know some of those little facts. Just a little correction: Actually here in Brazil, we call it: ‘Os Reis do Ié Ié ié’, not Lê Lê Lê. Thanks for sharing this video, your work is amazing. Peace and love from São Paulo ✌️
3:22 Ringo's cigarette ash is dropping into John's hair and onto his suit, while Paul is either trying to let Ringo know that, or just asking for a light.
The chord is a G9sus. it is voiced in a cool way but the chord itself is pretty standard. What makes it interesting is how it's used. More on that in a second. There is a D in the bass but there is also a low G in the piano. The bass guitar isn't playing the root. The piano is. The F add 9 in the guitars function as the top of the chord, and the G and D in the piano and bass function as the bottom. From bottom to top, it's G, D(which is loud because of the bass guitar fundamental), F G A C. All together that's root(G), fifth(D), root(G), seventh(F), ninth(A), sus4(C). What makes this cool is the fact that the song is in G major, so it goes from G9sus which usually functions as a 5 chord resolving to C major, to a G major. So it's a dominant sus chord resolving to itself. A slick little composition move. Don't get bogged down with what each individual player is playing. Just listen for function. It's clear as day this is a sus chord. People tend to mythologize and overcomplicate this.
One fact often overlooked in the title song is Ringo's embellishments. If you listen closely, he does a steady pattern on bass drum, snare and open hi-hat. But he overdubbed two parts that give the song a real kick. Bongos and a cowbell drive the tune forward like crazy!
KILLIN' IT WITH THE ALBUM VIDEOS!!! I'm gonna go ahead & take credit for this even tho it probably had nothing to do with me but I asked you to do videos about the albums in comments a while ago so go me. lol jk,, it's all you broodaw, & your excellent researcher buddy!!! Part about Ringo walking by the river made me laugh! I love Ringo... incidentally I somehow JUST discovered "It don't come easy"!!! Pseu Braun(I think) on wfmu played like ten different versions of that song and I happened to be driving around at the time and it was glorious. Great song. Speaking of, if you are reading this for some reason... Please concider doing some videos on the Beatles' solo albums if you haven't thought of that already which I have no doubt you have because... it's obvious. Maybe you already have lol I should probably check. But I'd love to see those... particularly the early solo ones(Ram & All Things Must Pass especially but really any of them)... also maybe do some videos about the Beatles' relationships with various other musicians? Like Harry Nillson, Rolling Stones, Brian WIlson, BIlly Preston & of course George Martin to name a few? Just throwing some ideas out there realize you probably can't read all the comments & have probably thought of this stuff on your own anyway haha. Anyway great video & I still don't really understand how you're putting them out so fast recently haha guess you had some stockpiled/in the works for a while. YAY!!! also "Four Boys in the Wind" lol... so French. & deal, no problem for me to keep enjoying them, that's a given!!!
Yeah yeah yeah, what is repeated in Polythene Pam is probably one of the more memorable pieces of lyrics and so easier to associate with the Beatles. Who wouldn't shout Yeah yeah yeah, after the song brings that joy?
George and Ringo taking headers in the beginning is hilarious. And I believe this is the first Beatles album to not have a cover song and Help! was the last to have covers.
To be correct, Richard Lester said George was the best actor if all four. Took to the lines like a duck to water 💦. My favorite scene is when he's at the talent agency. Hid "Grotty" is priceless!
I LOVE the "Look, it's Moses" out of the train window. The crew member interview on YT that talked about how that spontaneous wit cracked everyone up so they left it in the movie is the reason I bought the DVD a year ago! I had never seen the film, and the film as well as the acting & comedy of each of "the lads" is surprising delightful and an amazing accomplishment. I'll be watching it again soon, maybe make it an annual celebration
Hey you forgot to mention this scene in the train. Right before the Fab Four are to disembark the train, their manager in the film comes to give them instructions on how to avoid the fans once they exit the train car. Sitting down , with a Pepsi bottle[not coke] in his hand, John Lennon brings the bottle up to his nose and takes a whiff. Happens so fast you can miss it. However he gets scolded by the manager.
another fact was that here in the us a hard days night was released on united artists label with all the instrumentals from the movie everything on side 2 of the uk version was on the beatles 6 album over here
...and also the harmonica intro to "I Should've Known Better" drops out at 5 seconds on the stereo album...but not the mono. Shows how more attention was given to the mono versions back then.
The A Hard Days Night opening chord is a combination of: George Ric 12 string Fadd9, Lennon Dsus on Acoustic, Paul D note on Bass and George Martin on piano - D2, D3, G3 and C4.
In Brazil it was not "The kings of Lê Lê Lê", it is "The kings of iê iê iê", you probably have seen it with a capital "i". The thing is that rock music in Brazil was also called "iê-iê-iê" in the 1960s. It's just "yeah yeah yeah" in a portuguese form), probably because of the song "She loves you". A fun fact is that there is an advertise on brazilian TV (it was created in 1970s but it is still shown on brazilian TV) for a company that works with pest control. It is an animation of insects playing instruments, having a party, and a song playing over. The first line of this song says: "the little bug dancing the iê-iê-iê..." XD
Next time you watch the film watch out for the flat grey guitar cases in the background whilst their playing. A small one and a slightly larger one. They're the cases for John's Rickenbacker 325 and George's Rickenbacker 360/12.
FWIW, in the documentary "You Can't Do That," producer Walter Shenson takes credit for suggesting Ringo's phrase "A Hard Day's Night" as the title of the film and coming up with the subject of the song. (Success has a million fathers.)
On the making of Hard Days Night, and other places they have repeatedly said Hard Days Night was written overnight by Paul and John after they were told they needed a title song after the movie was almost completed. The version here I've never heard ever.
Back then, in Brasil, the kind of music they made was classified as "Iê Iê Iê" (Beacuse of the song "She loves you", where they scream "yeah" tree times). The cover in Brasil is also orange instead of blue. Probably the marketing people thought that making theese changes to the album would make it sell more...
You forgot to mention HDN was the first Beatle LP to be recorded on a mulit-track unit. All tracks were recorded on a 4 track unit. All the songs on the stereo LP are spacious and centered vocals, as compared to All of Please Please Me and almost all of With the Beatles, that have the songs with vocals right, backing track left. Also, Can't Buy Me Love was NOT recorded in England, but in all places in Frances
The phrase Yeah, Yeah, Yeah was often used by older celebrities like Dean Martin, Sinatra as a form of mockery back then. They were referred to as that yeah, yeah band.
I remember reading that each of the Beatles got a solo scene but Paul overacted his so badly that the director had to remove it, hence why we don't see him meet some random stranger like the others.
I would actually like to see “How the HollyHobs made Cannonball Express” because that song is FIRE
You made my day with that one. Thank you.
“If I Fell”
*insert George and Ringo falling*
Milky Owl ikr
that's exactly what i was gonna post, Milky Owl!
Good catch & call!
**falling for each other
Ringo is considered the best actor of the group but I love how awkward his first line in a hard day’s night was. “Wellifhesyourgrandfatherwhoknowsahahaha”
George was considered the best actor of them all.
I think John stole the show in this movie,
@@garp-cm7te oh yes, he's such an adorable attention seeker in it, like a puppy, oh if only he could have been happy irl as he looked on screen
@@Jade97456
You are correct, Richard Lester the director said that publically.
Yeah but it intentionally awkard because joke was meant to be unfunny and dull
"If i fell" has one of the all-time best Lennon/ McCartney's Vocal harmony. Its just brilliant. How'd they even manage that while smoking cigarretes (almost) all the time. Its unreal tbh.
@James Brice I'll Be Back is just a great juicy fat acoustic feast. In Mono!! It's one of their often overlooked gems.
well, you can hear Paul's voice crack on the high harmony at one point.
👍🏿 most gorgeous male vocal duet Ever!
@@timothysullysullivan2571 only in the stereo version!
"She Loves You" was such a huge hit that rock became known as "yeah yeah" music for a bit, which helps explain some of the alternate movie titles in some countries.
Yeah yeah and nanana are sort of in the same category of "music defined by repeated exclamations", huh. It's funny and cool
i love them more than anything ever
More than Jesus?
@@veryoriginal773 yes?
Mr. Original ofc
me too
Me too 😎👌
I’m 73 and when “ I’ll Cry Instead” was released as a single I loved hearing it played on the radio and the melody just stayed in my head. “I Should of known better” Is also one of my early favorites. Oh hell I love ALL their music.
"Tell Me Why" would most likely be one of my 5 to 10 favorite Beatles songs of all time.
it's great- and one of so many you rarely hear anymore.
5:29 In Portugal it was called "Os Quatro Cabeleiras do Após-Calypso", something like "The Four Wigs Of the Apocalypse", but even stranger than that, because of the wordplay.
I STILL have the soundtrack record of The Beatles "A Hard Day's Night". It was my deadbeat uncle's ONLY gift to me of HIS record because he wanted the studio album NOT the soundtrack. It's STILL playable and sounds great. The studio album is better!
@dan cussin As a matter of fact, it is the red album. United Artists Soundtrack with the instrumental songs. It STILL sounds good.
stop your CRYIN all i see is a DEADBEAT mid-age BOY that probably lives to recieve from others than to GIVE ,but no problem, as thank goodness you are part of a minority,suck it up and move ON
@@sayhey7482 BACK under your bridge TROLL!
@@charleskuckel3173 yea that MIGHT BE but im thankful for my trollness and my bridge if it is true as long as i got your ATTENTION ! and i did ,i dont mind the trash talkin from a obviously disturbed and unhappy lil boy
@@sayhey7482 Back under your bridge TROLL!
The black and white film, the chord, the energy - magic.
The black-and-white aspect, made it timeless
6:23 I'm obsessed with it for some reason I wanna do that with my friends
luciaz stuff, this comment hits differently now, because of the virus. But, same tho! 😂😔👊✌️
Most underrated Beatles Album.
I love how every other non-English speaking countries see them as the “Yea Yea Yea Boys” 😂
On "If I Fell", Paul's voice cracks up at 1.45 (vain) on the stereo version but not on the mono. Different takes must've been used in the mixes.
Yes, just like he choked.
During this lockdown I’ve seen the movie three times as TCM has played it at different times. I absolutely loved it and noticed new things each time. The songs are just superb and perfectly match the mood of the movie.
*This is a amazing album.*
Some credit this movie as being in the top 100 movies of all time
Never get tired of seeing scenes from that movie!
You're doing great, Holly Hobs! Loving these "interesting facts" about the Beatles' various records.
The note from a hard days night is way more iconic than the final note of a day in the life
I’m in school right now so I can’t watch but I know this will be great!
Yay!! Another video! I love your channel so much!! (i know i made like 5 comments about it on other video's, but i really mean it!) The beatles really changed my life. I love them with all my heart! Watching your video's brings me so much joy! Tysm for making this content, i really love and appreciate it!!
Yes! Absolutely agreed
Great stuff. Please do keep putting them out. The Beatles in their heyday is one of the very few things that can make me happy anymore.
Yes, we are having as much fun watching them a you are making em. Please keep them up!
There was one fact that are missing for this episode, so I have to throw it as an honorable mention.
1. The original soundtrack to “A Hard Day’s Night” released in 1964 on United Artists Records which was the only label that the Beatles put out on a different label. It features songs from the movie including “Tell Me Why”, “And I Love Her”, “I Should’ve Known Better”, “And I Fell”, and “I’ll Cry Instead”. All of them were hits from the film, including a few original scores by George Martin including “Ringo’s Theme”, an instrumental version of “This Boy”, and few instrumental versions of other Beatles hits which were made for the soundtrack.
2. The movie “A Hard Day’s Night” was released in the US by United Artists, the company that made the James Bond franchise.
3. A few songs from “A Hard Day’s Night” are featured on the US album “Something New” on the Capitol label.
When I first listened to the Hard Days Night album for the first time I likened it to a compilation of their greatest hits! Because I considered most of the songs to be quality single release material.
"A Hard Day's Night" is right after "A Day In The Life" alphabetically in the Beatles' catalogue. The last chord of "A Day In The Life" is the same one as the first chord of "A Hard Day's Night". We can also suppose that the aforementionned "hard day's night" is the night of "the day in the life".
*THE CONSPIRACY SLOWLY UNRAVELS*
Your videos are awsome as ever. Keep up the great work! Subscribed.
0:18 Lol I was about to say album song or movie. Great video by the way
Hi! The mobile was called in Brazil Reis do iê-iê-iê - Lê is another word, a conjugation of the verb read ( ler). I love your videos!
Surely one of the most influential films of all time. It invented the music video and hundreds of thousands of bands, some of which became stars, were formed after watching it.
absolutely love these beatles fact videos! love expanding my knowledge, thanks !
One fact about this album that you didn’t include is, not only was the original 1964 US album NOT the same as its UK counterpart, but it was on the United Artists label, NOT Capitol. It was typical for the UK albums to be redone for the US; but it was usually Capitol that did this. After losing this soundtrack album (though Capitol did place The Beatles’ film songs on “Something New”, their third release), Capitol made sure that they had the soundtrack album for “Help”-with the same format of Beatles songs and instrumentals from the film that UA had used for their Hard Day’s Night soundtrack album.
Great video. I remember seeing the movie 11 times with a price tag of $1.25/ticket. Times have changed. Timeless movie & oh my favorite,Ringo. PS...had t buy a 2nd "Sgt Peppers when that came out since I played it so much it actually got warped! Beatles 4 Ever!!
They've made a scene about a man that's cold and dejected
Walking by the river hangover, lonely
Ringo's played the part but he didn't need rehearsing
All he had to do is act naturally
Good one!
I live 3.4 miles away from the cavern, Mathew street Liverpool. Every time I'm around that area it's just fantastic, there's always such an exciting buzz with crowds of tourists and great a atmosphere with the best music. I Love the Beatles!
Bro I freaking love your channel
I love your channel and wish you the very best. This is an interesting concept for a tv show. Maybe you should try to present it to a Discovery Channel or History Channel network as an idea for a series. You would never run out of material to document.
Ello from the Philippines! This is my fave album
"Quatre Garcons dans le vent" in French doesn't really translate "Four Boys in the wind". Dans le vent in French means being trendy.
Trendy bois
Thanks for the upload. Very informative ☕
Keep putting em out... I'm enjoying it 🇬🇧🌍 🎸
You mentioned the titles in different languages, and the one in Finnish caught my eye. Being curious I started searching around the internet. I found an old interview with the group. The interviewer had a very obvious accent and it was a very entertaining interview.
Great Video. I LOVE The Beatles and they are the reason I learnt to play the guitar 40 year ago!
The "Kings of Yeah, Yeah, Yeah", indeed.
Very nice, sure did love that movie
That opening chord signifies the beginning of the end of the early more innocent years of the Beatles and the opening up of the middle, more exploratory years until 1966. I definitely favor George Harrison as the best musician in the band who helped lead the charge in experimenting with sounds and textures!
"Os reis de iê-iê-iê" in Brazil because at the time very few people spoke fluent english in Brazil, therefore "A Hard Day's Night" wouldn't make much sense, and the literal translation "A noite de um dia duro" is tremendously uncatchy :D
Can you do a a video on John Lennon's iconic glasses and can you talk about how how that all started
Good idea! That'd be fascinating
Well two things to consider.
-John had bad eye sight.
-John idolize Buddy Holly of Buddy Holley and the Crickets (like Johnny and the silver Beetles) who composed his own songs, unlike other singers at that time.
Most of the time John wears Horned rimmed glass, like the ones Buddy wears.
After the Beatles US tour of 1966, John took a role in the movie How I Won the War. He played a WW II soldier. For the part he got his hair cut and was issued the National Health style glasses. At that time, he was fed up with both the lovable mop-top Beatles image and the aggravation with contact lenses. Keeping the glasses full time seemed to be good solution to both.
@@Marathonman2043 I don't think John ever wore contacts. Even Paul made comments about the fact that john was as blind as a bat without his glasses.
@@robertvaughn6646 According to several sources, he did. Among them are Steve Turner’s book about their lives in 1966. Another, although less reliable, is Peter Brown’s book, the love you make. I remember reading someplace else (source forgotten) that because contacts were far from user friendly, he had trouble with them. For example, they would fall out at some of the worst times. I’m guessing that he started after they met Brian Epstein, since Brian was the type who would have suggested it and made it happen.
Beatle fan great reviews love it
5:40 in Romania it is "A day with the beatles"
Interesting :)
Great video! Just beatlemaniacs would know some of those little facts.
Just a little correction: Actually here in Brazil, we call it: ‘Os Reis do Ié Ié ié’, not Lê Lê Lê.
Thanks for sharing this video, your work is amazing.
Peace and love from São Paulo ✌️
3:22 Ringo's cigarette ash is dropping into John's hair and onto his suit, while Paul is either trying to let Ringo know that, or just asking for a light.
I think Paul is asking for a light and for some reason it’s hella cute ❤️ but I don’t know why 🤣
It’s been a hard daaaays nighttttttt, and I’ve beeeeen woooorking liiikee a dooooog!!!!!
It's been a hard day's night, I should be sleepin like a log!
But when I get home too you, I find the things that you make me feel alright!
Ok
(Yay I broke the chain woohoo :D)
The chord is a G9sus. it is voiced in a cool way but the chord itself is pretty standard. What makes it interesting is how it's used. More on that in a second. There is a D in the bass but there is also a low G in the piano. The bass guitar isn't playing the root. The piano is.
The F add 9 in the guitars function as the top of the chord, and the G and D in the piano and bass function as the bottom. From bottom to top, it's G, D(which is loud because of the bass guitar fundamental), F G A C. All together that's root(G), fifth(D), root(G), seventh(F), ninth(A), sus4(C).
What makes this cool is the fact that the song is in G major, so it goes from G9sus which usually functions as a 5 chord resolving to C major, to a G major. So it's a dominant sus chord resolving to itself. A slick little composition move.
Don't get bogged down with what each individual player is playing. Just listen for function. It's clear as day this is a sus chord. People tend to mythologize and overcomplicate this.
Favorite Album!!
I also like the little hook at the beginning of Please Please Me.
Grab the DVD and watch the restored version. Still fantastic, especially the music sequences.
My favorite Beatles album
My 3rd favorite Beatles album after Rubber Soul and Revolver.
One fact often overlooked in the title song is Ringo's embellishments. If you listen closely, he does a steady pattern on bass drum, snare and open hi-hat. But he overdubbed two parts that give the song a real kick. Bongos and a cowbell drive the tune forward like crazy!
The snippet of the bass video is from Ably House - another excellent Beatles tribute channel.
The Kings of Yeah Yeah Yeah cracked me up!
The irony that "Imagine" kinda sound like it could be a church Hymnal
Wesley alan ikr
@@southernfriedscandal9004 ✌
Well your voice is relaxing
KILLIN' IT WITH THE ALBUM VIDEOS!!! I'm gonna go ahead & take credit for this even tho it probably had nothing to do with me but I asked you to do videos about the albums in comments a while ago so go me. lol jk,, it's all you broodaw, & your excellent researcher buddy!!! Part about Ringo walking by the river made me laugh! I love Ringo... incidentally I somehow JUST discovered "It don't come easy"!!! Pseu Braun(I think) on wfmu played like ten different versions of that song and I happened to be driving around at the time and it was glorious. Great song. Speaking of, if you are reading this for some reason... Please concider doing some videos on the Beatles' solo albums if you haven't thought of that already which I have no doubt you have because... it's obvious. Maybe you already have lol I should probably check. But I'd love to see those... particularly the early solo ones(Ram & All Things Must Pass especially but really any of them)... also maybe do some videos about the Beatles' relationships with various other musicians? Like Harry Nillson, Rolling Stones, Brian WIlson, BIlly Preston & of course George Martin to name a few? Just throwing some ideas out there realize you probably can't read all the comments & have probably thought of this stuff on your own anyway haha. Anyway great video & I still don't really understand how you're putting them out so fast recently haha guess you had some stockpiled/in the works for a while. YAY!!! also "Four Boys in the Wind" lol... so French. & deal, no problem for me to keep enjoying them, that's a given!!!
Yeah yeah yeah, what is repeated in Polythene Pam is probably one of the more memorable pieces of lyrics and so easier to associate with the Beatles. Who wouldn't shout Yeah yeah yeah, after the song brings that joy?
Good stuff; keep it coming.
George and Ringo taking headers in the beginning is hilarious. And I believe this is the first Beatles album to not have a cover song and Help! was the last to have covers.
To be correct, Richard Lester said George was the best actor if all four. Took to the lines like a duck to water 💦. My favorite scene is when he's at the talent agency. Hid "Grotty" is priceless!
I LOVE the "Look, it's Moses" out of the train window. The crew member interview on YT that talked about how that spontaneous wit cracked everyone up so they left it in the movie is the reason I bought the DVD a year ago! I had never seen the film, and the film as well as the acting & comedy of each of "the lads" is surprising delightful and an amazing accomplishment. I'll be watching it again soon, maybe make it an annual celebration
Could you do a video about the Yellow Submarine album?
And the film?
@@beatlemaniac-oc4dr Yeah, and the film.
Hey you forgot to mention this scene in the train. Right before the Fab Four are to disembark the train, their manager in the film comes to give them instructions on how to avoid the fans once they exit the train car.
Sitting down , with a Pepsi bottle[not coke] in his hand, John Lennon brings the bottle up to his nose and takes a whiff. Happens so fast you can miss it. However he gets scolded by the manager.
another fact was that here in the us a hard days night was released on united artists label with all the instrumentals from the movie everything on side 2 of the uk version was on the beatles 6 album over here
Thank you. :)
YEAH YEAH YEAH
Great stuff
My favorite beatles album
...and also the harmonica intro to "I Should've Known Better" drops out at 5 seconds on the stereo album...but not the mono. Shows how more attention was given to the mono versions back then.
my grandad has the vinyl of this album and he died 11 years ago. so i took it from his The Beatles music collection for my collection too
The A Hard Days Night opening chord is a combination of: George Ric 12 string Fadd9, Lennon Dsus on Acoustic, Paul D note on Bass and George Martin on piano - D2, D3, G3 and C4.
**me clicks**
Me: do you me the song, album, or the movie
In Brazil it was not "The kings of Lê Lê Lê", it is "The kings of iê iê iê", you probably have seen it with a capital "i".
The thing is that rock music in Brazil was also called "iê-iê-iê" in the 1960s. It's just "yeah yeah yeah" in a portuguese form), probably because of the song "She loves you".
A fun fact is that there is an advertise on brazilian TV (it was created in 1970s but it is still shown on brazilian TV) for a company that works with pest control. It is an animation of insects playing instruments, having a party, and a song playing over. The first line of this song says: "the little bug dancing the iê-iê-iê..." XD
Next time you watch the film watch out for the flat grey guitar cases in the background whilst their playing. A small one and a slightly larger one. They're the cases for John's Rickenbacker 325 and George's Rickenbacker 360/12.
FWIW, in the documentary "You Can't Do That," producer Walter Shenson takes credit for suggesting Ringo's phrase "A Hard Day's Night" as the title of the film and coming up with the subject of the song. (Success has a million fathers.)
So kind of you to tell us that the title track of A Hard Day's Night is A Hard Day's Night . Would never have guessed!
We do enjoy them.
On the making of Hard Days Night, and other places they have repeatedly said Hard Days Night was written overnight by Paul and John after they were told they needed a title song after the movie was almost completed. The version here I've never heard ever.
only jonn. paul had no more to do with it than did george.
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Back then, in Brasil, the kind of music they made was classified as "Iê Iê Iê" (Beacuse of the song "She loves you", where they scream "yeah" tree times). The cover in Brasil is also orange instead of blue. Probably the marketing people thought that making theese changes to the album would make it sell more...
1:44 does anybody have a link to the original?
You forgot to mention HDN was the first Beatle LP to be recorded on a mulit-track unit. All tracks were recorded on a 4 track unit. All the songs on the stereo LP are spacious and centered vocals, as compared to All of Please Please Me and almost all of With the Beatles, that have the songs with vocals right, backing track left. Also, Can't Buy Me Love was NOT recorded in England, but in all places in Frances
What a great album
Do 10 Interesting Facts about With the Beatles and Yellow Submarine by the Beatles for all of us please
this movie was a cornerstone of 60's film
Fun movie !
The phrase Yeah, Yeah, Yeah was often used by older celebrities like Dean Martin, Sinatra as a form of mockery back then. They were referred to as that yeah, yeah band.
I remember reading that each of the Beatles got a solo scene but Paul overacted his so badly that the director had to remove it, hence why we don't see him meet some random stranger like the others.
England’s answer to the Guess Who
@blue heeler I think the Beach Boys were Russian
Is that magic cord the dell opening noise