@@dashirunrunrun6479 Well George Harrison wrote a lot of gospel songs that became hits in the early 70s like "My Sweet Lord" or "Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)", you should check his first two albums for more songs like that. Then McCartney and Lennon released funk songs like "Arrow Through Me", "Woman Dont You Cry For Me", and "Coming Up". The most prominent disco song by McCartney was "Silly Love Songs", but there were other songs like "Goodnight Tonight", "Whatever Gets You Thru the Night", "Listen to What the Man Said", and basically most of the unsuccessful album Ringo the 4th. Paul McCartney's song "C Moon" is the first reggae song of one of them that comes to mind. For Jazz music listent to all of Ringo's Sentimental Journey album, but there are other great songs like "My Babys Request", "My Valentine", and there's some jazz fusion or jazz feel to songs like "I Dont Wanna Be a Soldier Mama", "Learning How to Love You", and "The Hottest Gong in Town". Regarding new wave, listen to McCartney II since that contains a lot of variations and experimentation with the genre
Then they would have turned into trash like The Beach Boys, The Rolling Stones, and even The Who. The Beatles left at the best time. Plus they kinda helped push Prog Rock on Sgt. Pepper’s, The White Album, and Abbey Road of course
Why some people still think their music was "basic" and their music was boring and overrated...I don't get it, they did many kinds of styles and genres...they evolved every day and pioneered a lot of things. they have influenced even the favorite bands of those who hate them (for no reason, because one thing is not liking their music and quite another to hate them) But well, I will always think that the Beatles were and are the most important band for all the legacy they left, I love so many bands and they all have their importance, but the Beatles are another level.
Far from the first. Listen to the progression of both rock and country between the 40's and 60's: country began imitating and fusing with rock the moment rock became mainstream with white audiences. They've been tied at the hip ever since.
PLAYLIST: (this the name have in the video, not my interpretation guys) 0:00 Rock and Roll - I saw her standing there 0:06 Pop - I want to hold your hand 0:12 Rhythm and Blues - Love me do 0:18 Doo Wop - This boy 0:24 Folk - I'll follow the sun 0:30 Skiffle - Maggie mae 0:36 Psychedelic Rock - Lucy in the sky with diamonds 0:42 Acid Rock - Hey bulldog 0:48 Classic Rock - While my guitar gently weeps 0:54 Blues Rock - Yer blues 1:00 Hard Rock - Revolution 1:06 Heavy Metal - Helter Skelter 1:12 Progressive Rock - I want you (She´s so heavy ) 1:18 Symphonic Rock - Golden slumbers 1:24 Art Rock - Eleanor rigby 1:30 Baroque Pop - For no one 1:36 Chamber Pop - Yersterday 1:42 Garage Rock - Taxman 1:48 Raga Rock - Norwegian wood (This bird has flown) 1:54 Indian classical - Within you without you 2:00 Soul - Got to get you into my life 2:07 Blues - For you blue 2:13 Country - Don't pass me by 2:19 Rockabilly - What goes on 2:25 Swap Rock - Come together 2:31 Surf Rock - Back in the U.S.S.R. 2:37 Acoustic Rock - Here comes the sun 2:43 Ska - Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da 2:49 Experimental Rock - Tomorrow never knows 2:55 Avant-garde - Revolution 9 3:01 Instrumental - Flying 3:07 Music Hall - When i'm sixty four 3:13 Ragtime - Honey pie 3:19 Children's Music - Yellow submarine 3:25 Lullaby - Good night 3:31 Novelty - You know my name (Look up the number)
@@HippieVeganJewslim 100%, though there was an element of subversiveness. Considering the era and all. (Some such about it being a protest song of sorts in its earliest takes or something. Courtesy of John lol.)John and Paul envisioned it as a song for the kids. And gave it to Ringo to sing to get this even further across. This makes sense when you consider the context. Whereas LSD made Americans more into spirituality, exploration of the inner self and voyages of the mind. The British on the other hand reflected upon childhood and simpler more fun filled times. And a listen to major psychedelic hits from the time (1966-1967) shows this readily. Such as "Paper Sun" by Traffic or "Ruby Tuesday" by The Rolling Stones or "See Emily Play" by Pink Floyd. With their use of storybook-like imagery and children's music stylings. A great book that covers this and The Beatles musical journey in general. Is the amazing Revolution in the Head by Ian McDonald.
I'm not so sure about these. How is Eleanor Rigby rock in any way? Just because it's performed by a rock band? Hey Bulldog is acid rock? I don't think so, 'All too much' might be, maybe. I'm a bit unsure about the genres for I Want You and Helter Skelter too. Also, 'rock and roll' and 'rock' is the same thing (a genre with many sub genres). And 'classical rock' is not a genre itself
@@mappplesirrup8473 he didn't said that the Beatles came up with all genres. But more than half of them came from variations of genres that the Beatles did bring up to the music world
@@stp1649 here you go bud 1. Circus Music - Being A Benefit of Mr Kite 2. Proto Punk - Everyone Got To Hide Except Me and My Monkey 3. Jazz - Honey Pie 4. Bossa Nova - Till There Was You 5. Vaudeville - When Im Sixty Four 6. Prog Pop - You Never Gonna Give Me Your Money ( 25 chords over multiple time signature) 7. Jangle Pop - Hard Days Night 8. Baroque - She Leaving Home
John: So... what genre is this song you're writing George? George: It is classic rock of course! Paul: But what is classic rock? George: I don't know... It's just classic... Paul: Don't you mean just rock? John: Do you know any other song that classifies as classic rock? George: I guess... Elvis and Chuck Berry could be in that category John: But this song and those songs are entirely different... George: I think you're right, my song can't be classic rock if by saying classic you're talking about an standard that appears over time in a genre that has over certain time of existence like what we call classical music today... Ringo: Guys just relax about the things we said today. just let it be, because, you know... tomorrow never knows.
For soft rock they did "Here, There and Everywhere", "Something", and "The Long and Winding Road" in my pinion but I consider that to be an easy listening song as well.
Great video! They also played Boleros like Till there was you.. She's leaving home is not really near to Baroque..I can find also Baroque pop on In my life (that harpsichord solo in Bach's style) or even in Piggies also with a very characteristic cembalo part and that ending Sus4 chord reminding liturgical music...The world of The Beatles is huge..
I mean the video could have been twice as long if you went by sub genres. Not to mention some obvious ones that were missed: Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite-Circus Music, Let It Be-Gospel, Wild Honey Pie-Avant Folk, The Ballad Of John And Yoko-Swamp Rock(that’s their true Swamp track), Old Brown Shoe-Boogie Rock, Hey Jude-Piano Rock, Lady Madonna-New Orleans R&B or Boogie-Woogie, Get Back-Southern Rock, If I Needed Someone-Jangle Pop, Doctor Robert-Freakbeat, I’m A Loser-Folk Rock, And so on, The Beatles did a lot
I love this video. Other bands have tried different styles and were lousy. The Rolling Stones with “Between the Buttons” and “Satanic Majesties” and were not successful. However I did think of 2 categories you missed. 1. Shows Tunes. They did “ Tiil there was you “ from the Broadway play “The music man”. 2. Girl Group Songs. They did “Baby Its You” which was recorded first but “ The Shirelles”. Thank for proving once again that The Beatles were the greatest.
The only genres they didn't tackle were jazz and opera. Other people played their songs in jazz settings, like George Benson's " The other side of Abbey Road. "
@@tyrannosauruszeppelin2205 Right on, T. Without musical instruction, they used their ears to guide them, not theory. From the start, using the sixth harmony in " She Loves You, " they were led by their ears.
Agree with you their RAIN also has the Backwards genre BEATLEMANIA is a genre all in itself mersey beat sound and Social Cultural Revolution a genre birth from their music
Yes, they are responsible for jangle pop with the introduction of the 12-string Rick, without which there could have never been The Byrds and the rest of jangle rockers.
@@paulsaret JANGLE POP really is that some new soda HARMONICS is the a better word for the so called jangle pop never heard that before you made the one up and POP they weren't POP Pat Boone was POP just listen to his version of TUTTI FRUITI Now that is POP he sweeten up that song up so much if you're a diabetic I advise you not to listen and that goes for everyone that being THE BEATLES are a genre of their own man you people are very jangle pop. How many strings are on a 12 string guitar answer a dozen JUST LISTEN TO THE MUSIC
You missed a lot. 1. Circus Music - Being A Benefit of Mr Kite 2. Proto Punk - Everyone Got To Hide Except Me and My Monkey 3. Jazz - Honey Pie 4. Bossa Nova - Till There Was You 5. Vaudeville - When Im Sixty Four 6. Prog Pop - You Never Gonna Give Me Your Money ( 25 chords over multiple time signature) 7. Jangle Pop - Hard Days Night 8. Baroque - She Leaving Home Lucy In The Sky is more psychedelic pop. Psychedelic rock would be Strawberry Field, Because or She Said She Said. Prog rock better choice are Happiness Is A Warm Gun. I Want You is proto doom metal Eleanor Rigby is orchestra music. A Day In The Life is more suitable choice for art rock
Bravo! Great post! From my point of view Till there was you is not Bossa Nova..The harmonies and beats are more in the Bolero form. Also She's leaving home is not really near to Baroque..I can find more baroque pop in In my life (that harpsichord solo in Bach's style) or even Piggies also with a very characteristic cembalo part and that ending Sus4 chord reminding liturgical music...The world of The Beatles is huge and everything can enter..
They also have 80s New Wave garbage. I’m glad The Beatles broke up at their peak, unlike The Beach Boys who haven’t been good since and became a novelty act for pretty much 50 years now
I would say that I also hate their records from the 80s and 90s, but I was referring to the music they made between 1965 - 1975, which has nothing to envy to the music of the beatles. And for most of the community, the beach boys ceased to be the beach boys, when Brian and Deniss Wilson left the group and Mike Love assumed creative leadership in the '80s.
Gospel: The Long and Winding Road/Let It Be Circus: Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite! Classical: She's Leaving Home Folk rock: I Don't Want to Spoil the Party Baroque rock: Fixing a Hole Hard rock: Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey Jazz: Michelle
I love Ween but I don't like the way Mr. Bungle handle genre hopping. It sounds kinda forced sometimes and they don't really have a unique style that makes any genre they play still sound like themselves.
Super Video. Deshalb liebe ich ihre Musik. In jeder Lebenslage kann man ihre Musik hören ✌❤,,from me to you, beatles Fan Ellen, from Germany 😭yesterday And lit a fire, for Ringo that,,it's getting better all the time,,with him.🥰
Every single song on magical mystery tour is at least twice as psychedelic as Lucy in the sky with diamonds in my opinion. I don't even think of it as the most psychedelic song on Sgt. pepper's.
@@georgeprice4212 It's more like a progenitor of Doom Metal anyway, mind you this song came out a solid year before Sabbath did so the mood of this song inspired the tone of Doom Metal
I mean their early albums were Pop influenced by Rock, and their later albums were Rock influenced by Pop. Regardless, they were the best at Pop music anyway, before they experimented into many genres later
@@donald60s14 I don't think pop even exists as a proper genre, really. Also rock covers a huge territory and could be considered an umbrella term more than anything. Most of Beatles' early music was Merseybeat, a 'poppy' British version of American rock and roll and rythm and blues. I guess you could call it pop-rock, or even folk-rock at times.
The term ROCK N ROLL was considered valger do you remember ALAN FREED AND THE PAYOLA SCANDEL Where paid DJs played songs and were paid for it. The BEATLES were a rock n roll and when people say that they were the first boy band I want to puke into their ears 👂
Hey I don’t know if you are reading this but you should do this for thin lizzy, I know they are a lesser known band but believe me when I say they have songs that have hit so many genres
Cry for a Shadow might be a better example of Surf. You could argue it's instrumental surf vs. vocal surf, or surf rock and surf pop, but that's splitting hairs.
I counted 36 but there are two that are missing-at least. They did a cover of Bésame Mucho which would be under the Bolero classification and "I Call Your Name" had an instrumental bridge that was straight ska. The Beatles were into all sorts of styles of music and all sorts of style of music got into them as well. This is why there is no debate as to which band was greater when the Stones are compared, in vain, to the Beatles. The Stones were a Blues band that ripped off the Beatles at every turn.
amusing...in that genres are usually things made up by critics, not by musicians. Many if not most Beatles songs MIX genres--a lot of early songs have Latin beats but blues structures and chords in the verse but not in the chorus, say...
Ohh, you should do a video like that about Sparks! Very influential band, they played in many genres, even invented some. I also wonder what genre do you think their Lil' Beethoven is...
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Imagine the other genres that they could have done together if they had stayed together; gospel, funk, disco, reggae, jazz, new wave, etc.
Can you give a song name of theirs with those genre you mentioned?
I suddenly lost my reading comprehension. My apology!
Disco and New Wave Beatles would have been crazy
@@dashirunrunrun6479 Well George Harrison wrote a lot of gospel songs that became hits in the early 70s like "My Sweet Lord" or "Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)", you should check his first two albums for more songs like that. Then McCartney and Lennon released funk songs like "Arrow Through Me", "Woman Dont You Cry For Me", and "Coming Up". The most prominent disco song by McCartney was "Silly Love Songs", but there were other songs like "Goodnight Tonight", "Whatever Gets You Thru the Night", "Listen to What the Man Said", and basically most of the unsuccessful album Ringo the 4th. Paul McCartney's song "C Moon" is the first reggae song of one of them that comes to mind. For Jazz music listent to all of Ringo's Sentimental Journey album, but there are other great songs like "My Babys Request", "My Valentine", and there's some jazz fusion or jazz feel to songs like "I Dont Wanna Be a Soldier Mama", "Learning How to Love You", and "The Hottest Gong in Town". Regarding new wave, listen to McCartney II since that contains a lot of variations and experimentation with the genre
Let It Be is kind of gospel tbh
Imagine if they stayed together long enough to get into a prog rock era
Then they would have turned into trash like The Beach Boys, The Rolling Stones, and even The Who. The Beatles left at the best time. Plus they kinda helped push Prog Rock on Sgt. Pepper’s, The White Album, and Abbey Road of course
That's basically ELO.
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Just listen to the first Klaatu album, and you’ll know what Prog Beatles would have sounded like.
@@5roundsrapid263 that album is so freaking cool
Why some people still think their music was "basic" and their music was boring and overrated...I don't get it, they did many kinds of styles and genres...they evolved every day and pioneered a lot of things. they have influenced even the favorite bands of those who hate them (for no reason, because one thing is not liking their music and quite another to hate them)
But well, I will always think that the Beatles were and are the most important band for all the legacy they left, I love so many bands and they all have their importance, but the Beatles are another level.
I couldnt agree more!
@@Antoniomarcelo069 thank u!
Soooo true the Beatles are the best band in my opinion . Great comment
@@my.bloody.valentine thanks! For me, they’re the best too, my favourite band ever
They are overrated, but they are amazing too!
You miss "I don't want to spoil the party": most of experts consider this song the very first country-rock one of the history.
One of Lennon’s hidden gems !
Far from the first. Listen to the progression of both rock and country between the 40's and 60's: country began imitating and fusing with rock the moment rock became mainstream with white audiences. They've been tied at the hip ever since.
And 'Ticket to ride' az the grunge genre
I would love to hear an outtake of that one.@@SunsetLights
All in 7 years, a lot of these they practically invented. It’s no wonder they’re the greatest band of all time.
7 years in America. Almost 15 years in England and Germany, starting in the mid to late 1950's.
@@Yooper2024 1957
PLAYLIST: (this the name have in the video, not my interpretation guys)
0:00 Rock and Roll - I saw her standing there
0:06 Pop - I want to hold your hand
0:12 Rhythm and Blues - Love me do
0:18 Doo Wop - This boy
0:24 Folk - I'll follow the sun
0:30 Skiffle - Maggie mae
0:36 Psychedelic Rock - Lucy in the sky with diamonds
0:42 Acid Rock - Hey bulldog
0:48 Classic Rock - While my guitar gently weeps
0:54 Blues Rock - Yer blues
1:00 Hard Rock - Revolution
1:06 Heavy Metal - Helter Skelter
1:12 Progressive Rock - I want you (She´s so heavy )
1:18 Symphonic Rock - Golden slumbers
1:24 Art Rock - Eleanor rigby
1:30 Baroque Pop - For no one
1:36 Chamber Pop - Yersterday
1:42 Garage Rock - Taxman
1:48 Raga Rock - Norwegian wood (This bird has flown)
1:54 Indian classical - Within you without you
2:00 Soul - Got to get you into my life
2:07 Blues - For you blue
2:13 Country - Don't pass me by
2:19 Rockabilly - What goes on
2:25 Swap Rock - Come together
2:31 Surf Rock - Back in the U.S.S.R.
2:37 Acoustic Rock - Here comes the sun
2:43 Ska - Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
2:49 Experimental Rock - Tomorrow never knows
2:55 Avant-garde - Revolution 9
3:01 Instrumental - Flying
3:07 Music Hall - When i'm sixty four
3:13 Ragtime - Honey pie
3:19 Children's Music - Yellow submarine
3:25 Lullaby - Good night
3:31 Novelty - You know my name (Look up the number)
Is Yellow Submarine really for kids? I was the first Beatles song I remember listening to, as a child, but still love it at 26.
@@HippieVeganJewslim 100%, though there was an element of subversiveness. Considering the era and all. (Some such about it being a protest song of sorts in its earliest takes or something. Courtesy of John lol.)John and Paul envisioned it as a song for the kids. And gave it to Ringo to sing to get this even further across.
This makes sense when you consider the context. Whereas LSD made Americans more into spirituality, exploration of the inner self and voyages of the mind. The British on the other hand reflected upon childhood and simpler more fun filled times. And a listen to major psychedelic hits from the time (1966-1967) shows this readily. Such as "Paper Sun" by Traffic or "Ruby Tuesday" by The Rolling Stones or "See Emily Play" by Pink Floyd. With their use of storybook-like imagery and children's music stylings.
A great book that covers this and The Beatles musical journey in general. Is the amazing Revolution in the Head by Ian McDonald.
not sure how "Hey Bulldog" is "acid rock" but whatever...
I'm not so sure about these. How is Eleanor Rigby rock in any way? Just because it's performed by a rock band?
Hey Bulldog is acid rock? I don't think so, 'All too much' might be, maybe. I'm a bit unsure about the genres for I Want You and Helter Skelter too.
Also, 'rock and roll' and 'rock' is the same thing (a genre with many sub genres). And 'classical rock' is not a genre itself
And where's beat music, Merseybeat? They're even named after it!
This is the band that did more than half of all music genres and even pulled it off to be meaningful, popular, nostalgic songs that will last forever!
i hate to inform you there are a lot more genres then what were listed here
@@mappplesirrup8473 name them
@@mappplesirrup8473 he didn't said that the Beatles came up with all genres. But more than half of them came from variations of genres that the Beatles did bring up to the music world
@@stp1649 here you go bud
1. Circus Music - Being A Benefit of Mr Kite
2. Proto Punk - Everyone Got To Hide Except Me and My Monkey
3. Jazz - Honey Pie
4. Bossa Nova - Till There Was You
5. Vaudeville - When Im Sixty Four
6. Prog Pop - You Never Gonna Give Me Your Money ( 25 chords over multiple time signature)
7. Jangle Pop - Hard Days Night
8. Baroque - She Leaving Home
@@izzystradlin7794 all right Izzy
John: So... what genre is this song you're writing George?
George: It is classic rock of course!
Paul: But what is classic rock?
George: I don't know... It's just classic...
Paul: Don't you mean just rock?
John: Do you know any other song that classifies as classic rock?
George: I guess... Elvis and Chuck Berry could be in that category
John: But this song and those songs are entirely different...
George: I think you're right, my song can't be classic rock if by saying classic you're talking about an standard that appears over time in a genre that has over certain time of existence like what we call classical music today...
Ringo: Guys just relax about the things we said today. just let it be, because, you know... tomorrow never knows.
Beatleful comment
Shut up ringo
No band can touch them. Not only so many classics but so many genres.
All done in the 60s and still relevant today
For soft rock they did "Here, There and Everywhere", "Something", and "The Long and Winding Road" in my pinion but I consider that to be an easy listening song as well.
They made also classical music in She's Leaving Home.
Great video! They also played Boleros like Till there was you.. She's leaving home is not really near to Baroque..I can find also Baroque pop on In my life (that harpsichord solo in Bach's style) or even in Piggies also with a very characteristic cembalo part and that ending Sus4 chord reminding liturgical music...The world of The Beatles is huge..
Great video! The Beatles were truly capable of incorporating many genres into their music.
An Example Of Why The Beatles Are The Greatest Band Of All Times!!! -Head & Shoulders Above The Rest.
Nice video. Hoping to see this with Zeppelin and Pink Floyd, too.
I think they also had country rock and folk rock.
I would love that as well. My pfp will tell you why lol
@@danielmcgarel5105 Rubber Soul is basically folk rock
I really wanna see the Kinks
That wouldn't work
The kings of guitar based music. There will never be another that will rival what they did. Happy that it happened in my lifetime.
CREAM LED ZEPPELIN
I mean the video could have been twice as long if you went by sub genres. Not to mention some obvious ones that were missed: Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite-Circus Music, Let It Be-Gospel, Wild Honey Pie-Avant Folk, The Ballad Of John And Yoko-Swamp Rock(that’s their true Swamp track), Old Brown Shoe-Boogie Rock, Hey Jude-Piano Rock, Lady Madonna-New Orleans R&B or Boogie-Woogie, Get Back-Southern Rock, If I Needed Someone-Jangle Pop, Doctor Robert-Freakbeat, I’m A Loser-Folk Rock,
And so on, The Beatles did a lot
Ahora ya saben porque The Beatles influyó mucho en la musica y son la banda número 1 de la historia
Tal vez es discutible si son la mejor banda, pero sin duda alguna son la banda mas importante en la historia de la música popular
That's why The Beatles are the most influential Rock Band they played all genres and they are trendsetters.
Excellent
I love this video. Other bands have tried different styles and were lousy. The Rolling Stones with “Between the Buttons” and “Satanic Majesties” and were not successful. However I did think of 2 categories you missed. 1. Shows Tunes. They did “ Tiil there was you “ from the Broadway play “The music man”. 2. Girl Group Songs. They did “Baby Its You” which was recorded first but “ The Shirelles”. Thank for proving once again that The Beatles were the greatest.
Between the buttons is great
Those two were covers though
When they did it, it wasn’t a girl group song. That’s because they weren’t girls.
@@stevesmith291 The Shirelles weren’t girls ?
@@stevesmith291 What about the show tune you missed ?
The only genres they didn't tackle were jazz and opera. Other people played their songs in jazz settings, like George Benson's " The other side of Abbey Road. "
Michelle is pretty jazzy; that Bdim7/D chord is something special. Also the bass line helps create a jazzy atmosphere.
@@tyrannosauruszeppelin2205 Right on, T. Without musical instruction, they used their ears to guide them, not theory. From the start, using the sixth harmony in " She Loves You, " they were led by their ears.
@James Drynan then how would you classify “Honey Pie” or “When I’m Sixty Four”?
@@georgeprice4212 Ragtime and music hall. Nothing jazzy going on there.
@@tyrannosauruszeppelin2205 was thinking more like Dixieland Jazz
Because of videos like this is the reason why I am subscribed to this channel. Congrats!
It’s insane how many amazing songs The Beatles created
And Paul as a solo artist too, counting The Beatles and his solo songs out of The Beatles he has written well over 500 songs and counting
Paperback Writer in my opinion also is a genre of its own
It’s Power Pop and Freakbeat, along with Hard Rock and Pop Rock of course
I'd say that one is the most Beatlesque of all Beatles song.
Mod Rock
Agree with you their RAIN also has the Backwards genre BEATLEMANIA is a genre all in itself mersey beat sound and Social Cultural Revolution a genre birth from their music
@@hughmiller9839 Maybe that one is Fixing A Hole or Getting Better. But Paperback Writer certainly is a good choice.
Beatles' undiscovered genres throughout their discography:
Grindcore
Stoner Rock
Jangle Pop
Heartland Rock
Harsh noise
Harsh noise wall
Gorenoise
Huh
Yes, they are responsible for jangle pop with the introduction of the 12-string Rick, without which there could have never been The Byrds and the rest of jangle rockers.
@@paulsaret JANGLE POP really is that some new soda HARMONICS is the a better word for the so called jangle pop never heard that before you made the one up and POP they weren't POP Pat Boone was POP just listen to his version of TUTTI FRUITI Now that is POP he sweeten up that song up so much if you're a diabetic I advise you not to listen and that goes for everyone that being THE BEATLES are a genre of their own man you people are very jangle pop. How many strings are on a 12 string guitar answer a dozen JUST LISTEN TO THE MUSIC
Death Metal
Glam Rock
Punk
Disco
Broadway Showtunes
They’re for real the best band ever
thanks for making this video
i'm a younger listener and i'm slowly becoming a fan
You missed a lot.
1. Circus Music - Being A Benefit of Mr Kite
2. Proto Punk - Everyone Got To Hide Except Me and My Monkey
3. Jazz - Honey Pie
4. Bossa Nova - Till There Was You
5. Vaudeville - When Im Sixty Four
6. Prog Pop - You Never Gonna Give Me Your Money ( 25 chords over multiple time signature)
7. Jangle Pop - Hard Days Night
8. Baroque - She Leaving Home
Lucy In The Sky is more psychedelic pop. Psychedelic rock would be Strawberry Field, Because or She Said She Said.
Prog rock better choice are Happiness Is A Warm Gun. I Want You is proto doom metal
Eleanor Rigby is orchestra music. A Day In The Life is more suitable choice for art rock
Nice Jangle Pop mention, I believe The Beatles were kind of pioneers on that genre.
Bravo! Great post! From my point of view Till there was you is not Bossa Nova..The harmonies and beats are more in the Bolero form. Also She's leaving home is not really near to Baroque..I can find more baroque pop in In my life (that harpsichord solo in Bach's style) or even Piggies also with a very characteristic cembalo part and that ending Sus4 chord reminding liturgical music...The world of The Beatles is huge and everything can enter..
I'd like to see one of the beach boys, they have songs from bossa nova to space rock.
They also have 80s New Wave garbage. I’m glad The Beatles broke up at their peak, unlike The Beach Boys who haven’t been good since and became a novelty act for pretty much 50 years now
Literally
I would say that I also hate their records from the 80s and 90s, but I was referring to the music they made between 1965 - 1975, which has nothing to envy to the music of the beatles.
And for most of the community, the beach boys ceased to be the beach boys, when Brian and Deniss Wilson left the group and Mike Love assumed creative leadership in the '80s.
Include the finally completed Smile album and you gain a treasure trove of wonderful and brilliant songs.
The Beatles were incredible! Another pop band that ventured into a surprising amount of different genres was The Beach Boys
Love the Beach boys heavy metal period the best.
@@PaulFormentos more of a fan of their rap period myself
This is good summation. Is there a band this flexibly authentic recording today? Impossible.
man... revolver onward each song is its own genre thats never been replicated
You Know My Name Look Up The Number still had a Hip Hop element at the beginning of the song because of those hand claps
What a band... Could you do my other all-time favourite band, Queen? They covered many genres too.
Yaaa! That will be Great.
Queen is probably the most diverse band ever. No surprise that they were the ones who could come up with a song like bohemian rhapsody
@@ab-cm2ic the Beatles literally invented genres, definitely the most creative
Agree
@@AliasZiro i know they invented generas.Queen probably wouldn’t even exist if it wasn’t for the Beatles. But queen was more diverse
These guys could do it all‼️
Thanks for the job !!! This is The Beatles !!! Eternal Music .
Gospel: The Long and Winding Road/Let It Be
Circus: Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!
Classical: She's Leaving Home
Folk rock: I Don't Want to Spoil the Party
Baroque rock: Fixing a Hole
Hard rock: Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey
Jazz: Michelle
That’s the best kind of band that there is: the kind of band that can do any style and still be cohesive and awesome!
Great video!
Excelente trabajo,muy didáctico,para chicos nuevos en la música rock,sintetiza la grandeza de la BANDA!
Wish they where still around so they could do black metal
Imagine if The Beatles were around long enough to do punk or hardcore.
@@BungleGrindClown yeah i would've loved an indie rock beatles album
Beatles Emo-Trap song.
LIVERPOOL HUNGEEEEER
@@BungleGrindClown watch “The Beatles Get Back”…the section just after George leaves the band. They blew off steam AND invented Punk at the same time.
Great video to understand how the Beatles enjoyed experimenting. Many of these tracks were before the genre name.
Ween and Mr. Bungle are two modern bands that also do many different genres
I love Ween but I don't like the way Mr. Bungle handle genre hopping. It sounds kinda forced sometimes and they don't really have a unique style that makes any genre they play still sound like themselves.
@@user-wx2ek3uv1i I would describe their style of genre hopping as Schizophrenic, it’s not for everyone but I love it.
@@BungleGrindClown Fair.
Many people don't know the genius of these guys
There are bands and there is The Beatles.
Simple.
Now I dare you to make the same video with Bowie, Madonna, Queen, Björk and Pink Floyd 😉
Yes!!!
Imagine them doing punk rock, oi and Noise hee hee Never recognized the surf rock that I love by Ramones and Tacocar
Just a little versatile, these boys from Liverpool
So what kind of music do you guys play ?
The Beatles : Yes.
Paul: So, what is genre of your song jenny?
John:MINE and yoko😊
Paul:BRAH.
2:25 i remember that 3d animated beatles seen on 1 dvd
The Christmas records include Christmas music (if that counts as its own genre) spoken word and comedy.
Watched to see if you got Helter Skelter! Cool video!
I always felt like I Want You (She's So Heavy) could be argued to be the first Doom Metal song
Helter Skelter in reverse is TRUE doom metal.
You also could’ve added that Paperback Writer is often considered one of if not the first Power Pop songs.
I agree
I find it hilarious that there's still some people who think that the Beatles are just a pop group.
Super Video. Deshalb liebe ich ihre Musik.
In jeder Lebenslage kann man ihre Musik hören ✌❤,,from me to you, beatles Fan Ellen, from Germany 😭yesterday And lit a fire, for Ringo that,,it's getting better all the time,,with him.🥰
Every single song on magical mystery tour is at least twice as psychedelic as Lucy in the sky with diamonds in my opinion. I don't even think of it as the most psychedelic song on Sgt. pepper's.
I am the walrus
Blue Jay Way
Fixing a Hole is mind blowing under the right circumstances
I think the peoples always put Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds because of LSD
Simply... genius !
I love how yellow submarine is in the kids music genre
I'd personally categorize I Want You (She's So Heavy) as Doom Metal, more than prog
Only the way Type O Negative did it is it anywhere near Doom Metal.
@@georgeprice4212 It's more like a progenitor of Doom Metal anyway, mind you this song came out a solid year before Sabbath did so the mood of this song inspired the tone of Doom Metal
@@bunnyleaningonasquishedbun5542 I said that because I think The Beatles Take is even closer to Heavy Metal than Helter Skelter is.
i like the versatility of beatles
Every genre queen performed now!
Agree
Yes ! Queen masters so many genres of rock
Yes please
Agree
@@nonolegal3rien297 Not only rock ;)
Also Orquestal Rock, Bossa Nova, Jazz, Proto Punk, Jangle Pop, Baroque, Baroque Rock, Gospel, Circus Music and Spoken Word.
Tomorrow never knows, early electronic trip hop
Send this to someone who thinks The Beatles made pop music and Weren’t a rock band
I mean their early albums were Pop influenced by Rock, and their later albums were Rock influenced by Pop. Regardless, they were the best at Pop music anyway, before they experimented into many genres later
@@donald60s14 I don't think pop even exists as a proper genre, really. Also rock covers a huge territory and could be considered an umbrella term more than anything. Most of Beatles' early music was Merseybeat, a 'poppy' British version of American rock and roll and rythm and blues. I guess you could call it pop-rock, or even folk-rock at times.
The term ROCK N ROLL was considered valger do you remember ALAN FREED AND THE PAYOLA SCANDEL Where paid DJs played songs and were paid for it. The BEATLES were a rock n roll and when people say that they were the first boy band I want to puke into their ears 👂
I was waiting for the waltz "baby's in black"
What about Classical in She's leaving Home ? Where would you fit Mr. Kite ?Anyway,great job!!! That's why they always be the GOATS...
The Beatles forever ❤️
Los verdaderos percursores de la música universal
Excellent! Thanks!
Revolution 9 is also Musique concrete
Hey I don’t know if you are reading this but you should do this for thin lizzy, I know they are a lesser known band but believe me when I say they have songs that have hit so many genres
Gotta remember the fact they also helped with the invention of metal with heater skeleton
Heater Skeleton 😂
Im dying of heater skeleton
@@aHardNightsDayoh fuck yeah 💀 I’ll keep it
Cry for a Shadow might be a better example of Surf.
You could argue it's instrumental surf vs. vocal surf, or surf rock and surf pop, but that's splitting hairs.
I counted 36 but there are two that are missing-at least.
They did a cover of Bésame Mucho which would be under the Bolero classification and "I Call Your Name" had an instrumental bridge that was straight ska.
The Beatles were into all sorts of styles of music and all sorts of style of music got into them as well. This is why there is no debate as to which band was greater when the Stones are compared, in vain, to the Beatles. The Stones were a Blues band that ripped off the Beatles at every turn.
very cool
Excellent
All you need is love
Esse conjunto foi realmente espetacularrrrrrr.
Y todavía hay personas que dicen que era una Boy Band con suerte y con buen mercadeo. Seguro no han escuchado más de cinco canciones.
I love the Beatles
これがBeatlesが最高と言われる所以
They were a pretty talented group of fellas. That's for true.
Still the best never happen again
Loved this!!!
I would love if you could do Michael Jackson (including the stuff with his brothers) and Elvis as well!
Need some shovels
Great list. I would also add *A Day In The Life" as Art Rock or maybe Electronic Rock.
And to think there're still people that say they were overrated. Smh
"What You're Doing" is jangle pop
Very good. But you missed out Instant Karma, which I’d say is Glam Rock, or more Proto-Glam Rock.
That's not really a Beatles song though
It's John's solo work
The better example of psychodelic is I am the Walrus, of rockabilly - Honey Don't and Matchbox (woah, how Ringo loved rockabilly, I didn't know!)
Perhaps you could do something similar for David Bowie and Queen.
He did Queen
@@AHHHHHHHHHHHHl oh yeah, so he did. That was before I found that.
I'm afraid I only just came across this channel.
The Best Band in History of Music
amusing...in that genres are usually things made up by critics, not by musicians. Many if not most Beatles songs MIX genres--a lot of early songs have Latin beats but blues structures and chords in the verse but not in the chorus, say...
obviously, the musical genre is a paradigm to criticize music, not to make it
I feel like you could’ve called I want you Jazz
Beatles é o melhor😍🤘
Guitar rock... rock being a genre whose main driving force is the guitar.
Pop-rock - can't buy me love
Ballad - Something
Western - Rocky racoon
No, Rocky racoon is a country music
A ballad is not really a genre though
Ballad - The ballad of John and Yoko
Ohh, you should do a video like that about Sparks! Very influential band, they played in many genres, even invented some. I also wonder what genre do you think their Lil' Beethoven is...
Gospel and Bolero are missing (Let It Be and Til There Was You).
Is this proof that the Beatles invented music?
Not
2 words Nuh uh