This song was played live on the first worldwide satellite broadcast to the entire world. They performed it perfectly, in spite of some last minute technical difficulties! Once again, they broke new ground and demonstrated that they were a world class act. Greatest band of all time!!
First televised performance ever via satellite. Over 400 million people worldwide viewed and witnessed the Beatles perform this song written specifically for this occasion. Love your beautiful reaction and early Beatles music should be next like This Boy or maybe She Loves You which was sang playfully and the end of this song lol.
Did you know that 2 days ago just happened to be the 54th anniversary of the Beatles being the first group ever to play live to a world wide audience of approximately 400 MILLION people. It was done via the first ever live television Satellite hook-up and this song (ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE), brand new and still not on an album at the time, is the song they chose for the epic occasion --- a message for the ages. This was yet another first for this amazing, talented and very special group of musicians.
@@ashestostardust666 Well, what's a few hundred million give or take. Actually, if you look it up in Wikipedia (as well as various other sites), you will consistently see the audience number estimated between 350 and 400 million. Feel free to give us the link to the site or article that say's 700 million --- should be interesting to read and see what else they might have gotten wrong.
What really made so many of The Beatles songs so special, was the contribution of "The Fifth Beatle." Sir George Martin, the producer of The Beatles worked closely with Paul and John to work out all of the orchestrations and many of the new studio techniques that The Beatles developed during their later albums.
@@Johnadams20760 ,,, there were other band members, too. John's art school pal Stuart Sutcliffe was in the band for a time as bass player before he stayed behind on one of the early Beatles' working trips to Hamburg. A fellow named Jimmy Nichol filled in for Ringo for a couple of weeks on tour when Ringo was felled by a very bad stomach or pneumonia or gout. Before Pete Best, the band had a hard time finding a drummer as few kids had the money for a proper drum kit. There were probably 12 or 13 Beatles over the years, including manager Brian Epstein.
Paul said he never understood the lyrics of this song by John. But I think what John was trying to say was that there is very little that hasn't been said, done or sung about before, but it doesn't matter, you are important and you can learn to play this game of life by being yourself and doing it with love. RIP John Lennon
Thanks for the explanation! I love this song, but I wasn't so sure what the lyrics meant. Yes! This makes so much sense. I'm an artist, and I I'm my own worst critic, when I have what I think might be a totally original idea, it probably already has been done, but that's ok. Some things bear repeating, like all you need is love. I'm finally learning after a long time that as corny as that may sound, it's true. Self love is the most important form of love, it really is true that you can't love someone else until you love yourself. Mr. David Lynch, the movie director and artist recommended we listen to this song today on Juneteenth, a day to celebrate love and also freedom.
I first started listening to the beatles when I was about 25 and they blew my mind. I was only familiar with the same few songs the radio plays, so to find out about the other stuff was pretty shocking. No nostalgia bias, just fantastic music for any generation.
One of the interesting things about this song is the way it starts. It's the Marseillaise (French national anthem). So imagine the English Beatles (biggest band in the world at that time) in the first televised performance ever via satellite starting their song with the French anthem... It surely must've caught people off guard. That shows that regardless of how great they were, they didn't take themselves too seriously...
and you know, love may not be all you need but its definately a good start. without love few of us would even be here. the idea of life is to leave the world better than it was when you arrived. and this can't happen without LOVE! you have a beautiful and infectious smile. don't forget to listen to the beatles' r&r too. ITS GREAT! thanks for video.
What I love about this track is the syncopation of the opening lyrics by John. It's really hard to do and I've heard a lot renditions in which the vocalist doesn't match that syncopation, but it makes the song.
The height of flower-power almost revolved around the Beatles and this is, to all intents and purposes, its anthem. It was also part of a global satellite broadcast - yes, in 1967 - that really cemented the band as the main force in Anglo-American music. The message is positive enough to be spread beyond the northern hemisphere today.
@@AmbroseCynthia your welcome and by the way thanks for having me back. Now concerning Elvis Presley songs. He had do many. Everyone's all time favorite might be. "Can't help falling" or "love me tender" something like jailhouse rock. Or hound dog.
Wow! Beautiful...yourself and the song...Your amazing, keep the classics coming....would really recommend Genesis..Your own special way! My favourite band of all time and me and my wife's first dance
Hiya Cynthia, beautiful channel. Have you heard Elvis Costello's song "What's So Funny 'bout Peace, Love & Understanding"? My favourite Elvis number. Cheers!
Thank you for your reaction, Cynthia, I loved your expressions as you heard this classic for the first time! What a great timeless message, and how much better would this world be if a few more people just believed!! You can't go wrong reacting to any Beatles song, but please add For No One, Baby's In Black and From Me To You to your list to get to some day!! Continued wishes for growth and success on your channel!
At the end you are hearing a Bach piece played on a piccolo Trumpet, the sax Riff from Glenn Miller's Big Band song in the Mood, Strings playing Green Sleeves, and of course a snippet of the Beatles own song She Loves You.
It was so fun watching your first reaction. I envy you! I'd love to hear the Beatles for the first time again! I love your reaction to George's guitar. There's no one like him.
Now that was something you needed after your weekend special, right ? I think it was me, who suggested "All you need is love" to you in your previous Beatles reaction videos. So thanks again for taking my request. I literally enjoyed everything in this video... the music, your reaction, your facial expression, your gestures... and your lovely words at the end, as always. I could literally see your heart and soul smile through your lovely summer dress (I guess it is a dress ?) Here is to your next one ! Hugs and kisses : Gerry
The playout references classical and jazz cues (including missing jazz composer/conductor Glenn Miller - and The Beatles themselves) just to drive home a message of unity across music, as in people.
'Eleanor Rigby' should be the next Beatles song Cynthia. Something you may not know is that it was with that song that the older generation began to realise that John Lennon and Paul McArtney were the Shakespeare's of their day. Middle-aged people cried to that song and you will understand why. But don't forget to react to Felice Taylor singing 'I feel love coming on'. That one will make you happy! And I wonder if anyone has suggested that you react to Rod Stewart singing 'Maggie May'?? That one is an all-time classic and would appear in most people's top ten best single hits ever.
you are correct in your reaction , the song is complicated musically even though the lyrics are simple . the feeling from the music and the repeating " all you need is love " is the point. You should watch the live version they did of this song broadcast by satellite
FYI: The story behind the writing of this song, is that in 1967 the Beatles were asked to represent the UK on the world's first worldwide satellite TV broadcast special called "Our World." For the occasion, the Beatles very much wanted to deliver a message to the world but was simple enough to be translated into every language in the world. As a result, John Lennon wrote, "All You Need Is Love." Then on 25 June 1967, the Beatles recorded and performed the song live before a TV audience of 700 million people.
"It easy!" Unfortunately, it would appear, from the dawn of civilization to today, many have trouble with loving each other. However, being a life long optimist, I will quote John Lennon again: "Yes you can." I both love and enjoy your reaction videos, Ambrose Cynthia. Did you know that Cynthia is the name of John's first wife?
This song is so John Lennon.. I really wish you'd check out his son Julian song "Someday" with Steven Tyler of Aerosmith. I keep asking. Julian inherited his father's talent for music and the need for Love and Peace. "Saltwater" is a beautiful song of his. Please give it some thought.
Thank you! Such a great song and it's so nice to watch your reaction to it! You're one of my favourite reactors on TH-cam!!! Love to you! Love to The Beatles too! I don't know if you can but if at all possible could you react to an artist called Ian Hunter? The song of his I'd love to see/hear you react to is 'Miss Silver Dime'. I've requested this song to sooo many reactors but so far exactly none/zero of them has reacted to it. More Beatles too please! Always look forward to watch your channel! Thanks again!
ANOTHER John Lennon classic, demonstrating once again his ability to speak to the counterculture that he so often shaped... You need to explore John's solo work, especially tunes from his debut lp, such as Working Class Hero, Mother, and Isolation!
I don't know if you are aware of it Cynthia but every woman who has a YT channel of her own has been falling madly in love with the two great Righteous Brothers hits YOU'VE LOST THAT LOVING FEELING and UNCHAINED MELODY. They are without doubt the two greatest love songs of all time and I think a lot of people would like to see your reaction to both. Then see what you think of Harry Nilsson singing WITHOUT YOU.
the bealles have 8 songs with the word love in it. “She Loves You” (1963): 15 weeks on chart; peaked at number 1. The cultural importance of this single cannot be overstated. ... “Love Me Do” (1964): 14 weeks on chart; peaked at number 1. ... “All You Need Is Love” (1967): 11 weeks on chart; peaked at number 1. ... “Can’t Buy Me Love” (1964): 10 weeks on chart; peaked at number 1. ... “P.S. I Love You” (1962): 8 weeks on chart; peaked at number 10. ... “Real Love” (1996): 7 weeks on chart; peaked at 11. ... “And I Love Her” (1964): 9 weeks on chart; peaked at number 12. ... “All My Loving” (1963):
@@Jonni1027 I've heard them both and it has to be said that JFC & ED version has nice orchestration on it and it is otherwise faithful to the original.
Here are some Beatles songs I would like to suggest: 1) Your Mother Should Know, 2) I'm Looking Through You, 3) You Won't See Me, 4) It Won't Be Long and 5) Good Day Sunshine Thank you!
Very nice reaction to this song, Cynthia! I plan to send you some love on PayPal in the near future . . . it's all you need, lol. Hope you had a wonderful weekend! 🙂
Watch video of John Lennon’s death vigil in NY Central Park. The New Yorkers were crying to this song being played for him. No one can watch that without shedding tears. Heartbreaking. RIP John.
Yeah so they had this project where they were televising this broadcast all around the world via satellites can I ask the Beatles if they would do a new song for this broadcast they wanted them to play it live so it could be a live broadcast around the world so John took a whole week and wrote this song and then they brought in all the people that they knew there was Donovan there was Mick Jagger there was all these musicians from different bands and they were all dressed up and having a good time and it was a big party and they did the song There was all these folks holding placards With Love written in different languages and when you hear in the end of the song you hear call or John coat low that's because one of the guys knocked over a microphone and they had to grab it real quick if you notice that the first part of the song it's the French national anthem and of course they always think of France is very romantic you know Paris being the city of romance and all that and if you notice there's a few songs Greensleeves is played on the violin and on the saxophone there is Glenn Miller's in the mood and of course they saying she loves you yeah yeah yeah that's like one of the very first Beatles songs my favorite lyric is there's nowhere you can be that isn't where you were meant to be all right my dear what a great reaction that song was on to albums Magical Mystery Tour and yellow submarine there are so few songs on Yellow Submarine you might like the song called Hey Bulldog and then it's all too much by George Harrison okay girl I'll be looking out for ya
I really enjoy your Beatles reactions. Please keep the A. C, Beatles Reaction Train chugging down the tracks. You're doing great!!! I think you will love Oh Darling! Paul McCartney's last truly great song recorded with the Beatles. Buckle up for it though. Paul cuts loose. Best of luck with your channel Dearie, , RNB
This is a John Lennon song, a really beautiful song. I remember back in the day John and Yoko toured the world in a large bed inside a plane and this was their anthem. Also when the first global media satellite went operational this song was Britain's contribution. So apt for the time any time and all time. I recommend John Lennon's song Imagine too that is a great song, listen to the words of that one.
Hey Cynthia, I always have suggestions. I promise you will like these, " Son of there's No Place Like Homerton ", and , " Night Meets Light ". They'll melt you.
i love your videos please react to tears of gold stripped version by faouzia you will never regret it i guarantee and she's dropping a new song called hero after 30 mins and I'm so excited
This is the worst stereo mix of the song. The best versions are found on the "Yellow Submarine Songtrack" from 1999 and the remastered version of "1" from 2015.
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This song was played live on the first worldwide satellite broadcast to the entire world. They performed it perfectly, in spite of some last minute technical difficulties! Once again, they broke new ground and demonstrated that they were a world class act. Greatest band of all time!!
'All you need is love' is the essential statement of the whole Beatles creativity and work.
Love u,Cynthia.for you,r sweet and a lover of best pop music EVER!
First televised performance ever via satellite. Over 400 million people worldwide viewed and witnessed the Beatles perform this song written specifically for this occasion. Love your beautiful reaction and early Beatles music should be next like This Boy or maybe She Loves You which was sang playfully and the end of this song lol.
Pretty cool that for the first time in history a band had the world as an audience and they decided to go with love. Greatest band ever!
Did you know that 2 days ago just happened to be the 54th anniversary of the Beatles being the first group ever to play live to a world wide audience of approximately 400 MILLION people. It was done via the first ever live television Satellite hook-up and this song (ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE), brand new and still not on an album at the time, is the song they chose for the epic occasion --- a message for the ages. This was yet another first for this amazing, talented and very special group of musicians.
It was 700 million
@@ashestostardust666 Well, what's a few hundred million give or take. Actually, if you look it up in Wikipedia (as well as various other sites), you will consistently see the audience number estimated between 350 and 400 million. Feel free to give us the link to the site or article that say's 700 million --- should be interesting to read and see what else they might have gotten wrong.
One of the greatest most influential bands of ALL TIME!!!
What really made so many of The Beatles songs so special, was the contribution of "The Fifth Beatle." Sir George Martin, the producer of The Beatles worked closely with Paul and John to work out all of the orchestrations and many of the new studio techniques that The Beatles developed during their later albums.
could he arguably be the 6th beatle though? Pete Best was the original drummer so ringo was the 5th techicnally
@@Johnadams20760 ,,, there were other band members, too. John's art school pal Stuart Sutcliffe was in the band for a time as bass player before he stayed behind on one of the early Beatles' working trips to Hamburg. A fellow named Jimmy Nichol filled in for Ringo for a couple of weeks on tour when Ringo was felled by a very bad stomach or pneumonia or gout. Before Pete Best, the band had a hard time finding a drummer as few kids had the money for a proper drum kit.
There were probably 12 or 13 Beatles over the years, including manager Brian Epstein.
Billy Preston says “hold my beer”.
Billy Preston arguably kept them together for Let it Be and Abbey Road.
Paul said he never understood the lyrics of this song by John. But I think what John was trying to say was that there is very little that hasn't been said, done or sung about before, but it doesn't matter, you are important and you can learn to play this game of life by being yourself and doing it with love. RIP John Lennon
Thanks for the explanation! I love this song, but I wasn't so sure what the lyrics meant. Yes! This makes so much sense. I'm an artist, and I I'm my own worst critic, when I have what I think might be a totally original idea, it probably already has been done, but that's ok. Some things bear repeating, like all you need is love. I'm finally learning after a long time that as corny as that may sound, it's true. Self love is the most important form of love, it really is true that you can't love someone else until you love yourself. Mr. David Lynch, the movie director and artist recommended we listen to this song today on Juneteenth, a day to celebrate love and also freedom.
She Loves You Yeah Yeah Yeah!
I first started listening to the beatles when I was about 25 and they blew my mind. I was only familiar with the same few songs the radio plays, so to find out about the other stuff was pretty shocking. No nostalgia bias, just fantastic music for any generation.
Nothing you can make, that can't be made. Spread the love...only chance WE got.
One of the interesting things about this song is the way it starts. It's the Marseillaise (French national anthem). So imagine the English Beatles (biggest band in the world at that time) in the first televised performance ever via satellite starting their song with the French anthem... It surely must've caught people off guard. That shows that regardless of how great they were, they didn't take themselves too seriously...
and you know, love may not be all you need but its definately a good start. without love few of us would even be here. the idea of life is to leave the world better than it was when you arrived. and this can't happen without LOVE! you have a beautiful and infectious smile. don't forget to listen to the beatles' r&r too. ITS GREAT! thanks for video.
What I love about this track is the syncopation of the opening lyrics by John. It's really hard to do and I've heard a lot renditions in which the vocalist doesn't match that syncopation, but it makes the song.
Beautiful, thank you😀😀😀
The height of flower-power almost revolved around the Beatles and this is, to all intents and purposes, its anthem. It was also part of a global satellite broadcast - yes, in 1967 - that really cemented the band as the main force in Anglo-American music. The message is positive enough to be spread beyond the northern hemisphere today.
Yes. Not enough of this. In the world. Love is all we need. Good choice. Great reaction.
Thanks Orin
@@AmbroseCynthia i could watch you all day. Loved the dress you wore when you went to church with your mum.
@@orinbaxter340
Thanks
@@AmbroseCynthia your welcome and by the way thanks for having me back. Now concerning Elvis Presley songs. He had do many. Everyone's all time favorite might be. "Can't help falling" or "love me tender" something like jailhouse rock. Or hound dog.
Tomorrow Is Sir Paul Mc Cartney’s 80Th Birthday! Happy Birthday Macca!
Wow! Beautiful...yourself and the song...Your amazing, keep the classics coming....would really recommend Genesis..Your own special way! My favourite band of all time and me and my wife's first dance
Hiya Cynthia, beautiful channel. Have you heard Elvis Costello's song "What's So Funny 'bout Peace, Love & Understanding"? My favourite Elvis number. Cheers!
Thank you for your reaction, Cynthia, I loved your expressions as you heard this classic for the first time! What a great timeless message, and how much better would this world be if a few more people just believed!! You can't go wrong reacting to any Beatles song, but please add For No One, Baby's In Black and From Me To You to your list to get to some day!! Continued wishes for growth and success on your channel!
At the end you are hearing a Bach piece played on a piccolo Trumpet, the sax Riff from Glenn Miller's Big Band song in the Mood, Strings playing Green Sleeves, and of course a snippet of the Beatles own song She Loves You.
It was so fun watching your first reaction. I envy you! I'd love to hear the Beatles for the first time again! I love your reaction to George's guitar. There's no one like him.
Amazing band ,amazing woman
I' knew you'd love this song, so glad you loved this song cause I knew you'd love, love, I've it!😆
😃
@@AmbroseCynthia 11pm, time for bed time for all microbiologist, goodnight!
@@AmbroseCynthia by the way, my next Beatles suggestion is" Michelle" or "Girl", either one!
Now that was something you needed after your weekend special, right ? I think it was me, who suggested "All you need is love" to you in your previous Beatles reaction videos. So thanks again for taking my request. I literally enjoyed everything in this video... the music, your reaction, your facial expression, your gestures... and your lovely words at the end, as always. I could literally see your heart and soul smile through your lovely summer dress (I guess it is a dress ?) Here is to your next one ! Hugs and kisses : Gerry
Yes it was you Gerry
Just got my much needed smile for the day. Thanks again ☺
I’m glad you did
The playout references classical and jazz cues (including missing jazz composer/conductor Glenn Miller - and The Beatles themselves) just to drive home a message of unity across music, as in people.
Ok....Love Is The Key....Tuck and Patti off of the Tears of Joy album. She wrote it. Right up your alley.
'Eleanor Rigby' should be the next Beatles song Cynthia. Something you may not know is that it was with that song that the older generation began to realise that John Lennon and Paul McArtney were the Shakespeare's of their day. Middle-aged people cried to that song and you will understand why. But don't forget to react to Felice Taylor singing 'I feel love coming on'. That one will make you happy! And I wonder if anyone has suggested that you react to Rod Stewart singing 'Maggie May'?? That one is an all-time classic and would appear in most people's top ten best single hits ever.
Yes, To Be Over is a great deep cut you will love it I promise
you are correct in your reaction , the song is complicated musically even though the lyrics are simple . the feeling from the music and the repeating " all you need is love " is the point. You should watch the live version they did of this song broadcast by satellite
We need this song played once an hour every hour on the radio , might help make the world a better place. Just a thought
58 years of this song , I guess I’ve heard it 1,873 times
Still is cool
FYI: The story behind the writing of this song, is that in 1967 the Beatles were asked to represent the UK on the world's first worldwide satellite TV broadcast special called "Our World." For the occasion, the Beatles very much wanted to deliver a message to the world but was simple enough to be translated into every language in the world. As a result, John Lennon wrote, "All You Need Is Love." Then on 25 June 1967, the Beatles recorded and performed the song live before a TV audience of 700 million people.
"It easy!" Unfortunately, it would appear, from the dawn of civilization to today, many have trouble with loving each other. However, being a life long optimist, I will quote John Lennon again: "Yes you can." I both love and enjoy your reaction videos, Ambrose Cynthia. Did you know that Cynthia is the name of John's first wife?
"THAT'S BECAUSE YOU'VE GOT BIG JUGGS"
Great song Ambrose!!!!! great reaction by far!!!!!!
Just sneakin' in again to suggest Al Stewart "Year of the Cat" ... loving the reactions :)
Mentioned on a Beatles review really?
This song is so John Lennon.. I really wish you'd check out his son Julian song "Someday" with Steven Tyler of Aerosmith. I keep asking. Julian inherited his father's talent for music and the need for Love and Peace. "Saltwater" is a beautiful song of his. Please give it some thought.
Thank you! Such a great song and it's so nice to watch your reaction to it! You're one of my favourite reactors on TH-cam!!! Love to you! Love to The Beatles too! I don't know if you can but if at all possible could you react to an artist called Ian Hunter? The song of his I'd love to see/hear you react to is 'Miss Silver Dime'. I've requested this song to sooo many reactors but so far exactly none/zero of them has reacted to it. More Beatles too please! Always look forward to watch your channel! Thanks again!
ANOTHER John Lennon classic, demonstrating once again his ability to speak to the counterculture that he so often shaped...
You need to explore John's solo work, especially tunes from his debut lp, such as Working Class Hero, Mother, and Isolation!
Jealous Guy too
I don't know if you are aware of it Cynthia but every woman who has a YT channel of her own has been falling madly in love with the two great Righteous Brothers hits YOU'VE LOST THAT LOVING FEELING and UNCHAINED MELODY. They are without doubt the two greatest love songs of all time and I think a lot of people would like to see your reaction to both. Then see what you think of Harry Nilsson singing WITHOUT YOU.
"She loves you, yeah yeah. She loves you yeah yeah..."
Obviously, the next song you should do is "She Loves You", if you haven't done that one already!!
And then... She's a woman
the bealles have 8 songs with the word love in it. “She Loves You” (1963): 15 weeks on chart; peaked at number 1. The cultural importance of this single cannot be overstated. ...
“Love Me Do” (1964): 14 weeks on chart; peaked at number 1. ...
“All You Need Is Love” (1967): 11 weeks on chart; peaked at number 1. ...
“Can’t Buy Me Love” (1964): 10 weeks on chart; peaked at number 1. ...
“P.S. I Love You” (1962): 8 weeks on chart; peaked at number 10. ...
“Real Love” (1996): 7 weeks on chart; peaked at 11. ...
“And I Love Her” (1964): 9 weeks on chart; peaked at number 12. ...
“All My Loving” (1963):
@@Johnadams20760 Don't know who this bealles are but they must be very good! Lol
@@B.R.0101 beatles
@@Johnadams20760 Oh I got it 👌They're good as well!!
Also by YEs you must do "We Have Heaven/South Side of The Sky"
And then "Love Is The Answer" by Todd Rundgren / Utopia. :) It was also a hit for John Ford Coley & England Dan.
And Todd’s is the better one 😉
@@Jonni1027 I've heard them both and it has to be said that JFC & ED version has nice orchestration on it and it is otherwise faithful to the original.
@@onsesejoo2605 I can appreciate that, I just love the emotion of Todd’s
I loved your reaction ❤️
Here are some Beatles songs I would like to suggest: 1) Your Mother Should Know, 2) I'm Looking Through You, 3) You Won't See Me, 4) It Won't Be Long and 5) Good Day Sunshine Thank you!
Very nice reaction to this song, Cynthia! I plan to send you some love on PayPal in the near future . . . it's all you need, lol. Hope you had a wonderful weekend! 🙂
Lol…. Thanks Russell. Oh yes I had a lovely weekend 🤗
Watch video of John Lennon’s death vigil in NY Central Park. The New Yorkers were crying to this song being played for him. No one can watch that without shedding tears. Heartbreaking. RIP John.
Yeah so they had this project where they were televising this broadcast all around the world via satellites can I ask the Beatles if they would do a new song for this broadcast they wanted them to play it live so it could be a live broadcast around the world so John took a whole week and wrote this song and then they brought in all the people that they knew there was Donovan there was Mick Jagger there was all these musicians from different bands and they were all dressed up and having a good time and it was a big party and they did the song There was all these folks holding placards With Love written in different languages and when you hear in the end of the song you hear call or John coat low that's because one of the guys knocked over a microphone and they had to grab it real quick if you notice that the first part of the song it's the French national anthem and of course they always think of France is very romantic you know Paris being the city of romance and all that and if you notice there's a few songs Greensleeves is played on the violin and on the saxophone there is Glenn Miller's in the mood and of course they saying she loves you yeah yeah yeah that's like one of the very first Beatles songs my favorite lyric is there's nowhere you can be that isn't where you were meant to be all right my dear what a great reaction that song was on to albums Magical Mystery Tour and yellow submarine there are so few songs on Yellow Submarine you might like the song called Hey Bulldog and then it's all too much by George Harrison okay girl I'll be looking out for ya
You need to listen to: "Miracles" long version from "Red Octopus" album by Jefferson Starship. It is one of the most sensuous songs ever written.
I really enjoy your Beatles reactions. Please keep the A. C, Beatles Reaction Train chugging down the tracks. You're doing great!!! I think you will love Oh Darling! Paul McCartney's last truly great song recorded with the Beatles. Buckle up for it though. Paul cuts loose. Best of luck with your channel Dearie, , RNB
Hello from last night... How about Elton John Live, Funeral for friend, and love lies bleeding’. From the Here & There album
This is a John Lennon song, a really beautiful song. I remember back in the day John and Yoko toured the world in a large bed inside a plane and this was their anthem. Also when the first global media satellite went operational this song was Britain's contribution. So apt for the time any time and all time. I recommend John Lennon's song Imagine too that is a great song, listen to the words of that one.
When this played on satellite TV there was not one crime reported in all of New York City that's how many people watched this
All Things Must Past- George Harrison
Check out In My Life by The Beatles
👍👍👍
Hey Cynthia, I always have suggestions. I promise you will like these, " Son of there's No Place Like Homerton ", and , " Night Meets Light ". They'll melt you.
This is not the first time I've been on your channel and I'm sure its not the first time you heard All You Need Is Love. Thats just not possible.
I LIKE YOUR VIB:)
React to "pour some sugar on me". Please and thank you.
Another old classic from the 1970's I think you might love is "Do I Believe In Love?" by Hot Chocolate TH-cam.com/watch?v=Ez5C3yHhuQw
The first stereo album?
Yeowwwww
i love your videos please react to tears of gold stripped version by faouzia you will never regret it i guarantee
and she's dropping a new song called hero after 30 mins and I'm so excited
Ukraine
This is the worst stereo mix of the song. The best versions are found on the "Yellow Submarine Songtrack" from 1999 and the remastered version of "1" from 2015.
Led Zeppelin- You Shook Me?
How about, You Shook Me by Led Zeppelin.
Would love you to do a reaction to my favorite Beatles song, In My Life. Amazing