Paul & Linda spent a lot of time at their ranch here in Tucson, AZ, a laid-back city where they were always warmly greeted but never hassled. They did their grocery shopping at the same Safeway (supermarket) as a coworker of mine. She was checking out one day & heard them at the next register over, chatting with the cashier - she must be new? They thought they knew all the employees? Paul introduced himself & Linda, & asked her name. Well, onlookers were already concerned about the verge-of-collapse appearance/hyperventilation of the 40-something woman, whom it was later learned was a lifelong Beatles fan. As in “- atic!” When she responded with a shaky “Michelle”. . . God bless her, she was seranaded by Paul McCartney with 2 verses & 2 choruses of “Michelle” & not only survived to tell the tale, but managed to remain standing! In fact, she was pretty quickly put at ease by the couple’s warmth & wit. 💕
We hear songs like "Michelle" and "Yesterday" as an example, by Paul McCartney, and think what good song writing skills. But think about it - he was around 22 years old at the time, what were any of us doing at 22yrs? That is not "good" song writing, that is amazingly ridiculous song writing for someone so young. Most people with a lifetime musical training have never come close to this. I find that quite remarkable.
My mom named me after this song.She would sing it to me when I was little and called me Michelle my Belle my whole life.She passed away a couple of years ago.This song always gives me a happy,sad feeling.
This is the song that converted our parents (in 1965) to the Beatles, before this song, the Beatles were just long-haired rapscallions - “Michelle” converted most of them. 💕💕💕💕
"Why isnt this mentioned as one of The Beatles best songs?" I don't think they actually have a "best" song. They have probably 50-100 songs that could be their "best" song, depending on the person's taste and so forth. That's why they're different, and most people can't grasp that. They hear 5 of the most popular songs, and think they know, but they have no clue. You have to go deep to really get it. Fortunately, it looks like you're going really deep. :)
A Day in the Life is largely considered to be their best song. Michelle is one of the best. It depends on which list of Beatles song rankings you check.
It's really hard to explain...how is it possible a musical group can be so good? Never again can we hear such love songs. Here There Everywhere is pretty up there too.
I had worked so many hours for my old man icleaning up his shop for my allowance when I was a kid, and this album Rubber Soul was the first thing I bought with my savings when it came out. My first whole album, a Beatles album, I was so proud of it. I played it over and over and over. I knew every sound and lyric, I love that album, it always brings me such joy to hear the songs from that album, and I love the Beatles, I always will. Thanks Harri.
Revolver was The Turning Point for The Beatles!!! Falling with the AP Magical Mystery Tour after that we had Sgt pepper Abbey Road and the White but I really love Yellow Submarine🤩🤩😍😍
That is so true. It's taken this lockdown in NZ for me to reconnect with the Beatles and to really appreciate their talents. There is such a wealth of hit songs and nice to read the comments and stories about them and these songs which I didn't know about. Cheers!
Great selection! "Michelle" won the Grammy Award for Song of the Year in 1967 and has since become one of the most widely recorded of all Beatles songs.
I did not know this and it surprised me. How did a song released in 1965 win 1967 song of the year? And it's the only Beatles song to win song of the year.... I love the song but that seems so random!
@@adams9586The eligibility for the Grammys runs from October 1 of the previous year to September 1 of the current year and the ceremony is in February of the next year. Rubber Soul was released on December 3rd, 1965 so it was eligible for the February 1967 Grammy Award. The same thing happened to Thriller, which was released on November 29, 1982 and won 8 Grammys during the 1984 Awards show.
I think this song is like dozens of other Beatles tracks that are not often referenced because there's simply waaaay too many. You could pick a pool of 50 and still leave out absolute gems!
@@HarriBestReactions it is! And Paul states, announcing it, without telling the title yet: "I'll be probably the first bloke ever in history, being punched by the American President in his own house :'-D
Love the fact that you are playing Beatle music.Yes they were unique and we will never see the likes of them again.Hope your younger audience sees their brilliance too.Nearly 60 years on and their music is as good today as it was back then.They had the gift of the Gods.Simply the Best.
Paul always had the perfect voice for this sort of song. His cover of 'Till There Was You' is the best I've heard. 'P.S. I Love You' is so touching, his voice is so young, so pure & full of joy. God I'm old.
Rubber Soul is my favourite Beatles album. The early ones are constrained by the need for live performance - the later ones have more studio experimentation and are highly produced. RS sits in the middle - it is pure Beatles on a clean, blank canvass.
It is. Any album with "Drive My Car", "Nowhere Man", "If I needed Someone" and "In My life" on it just could not fail to qualify for that title - but of course it has far more than just those!
"She's Leaving Home", "For No One", "Here, There and Everywhere", "Norwegian Wood", "In My Life", "Julia" to name a few of their softer songs, all beautiful, outstanding lyrics, some sweet, some melancholy, some sad. Each one invades your brain like an ear worm...you'll be humming in the background of your mind and not usually even realize it. I heard a couple of bars of She's Leaving Home, the other day. Since, I wake up with it gently playing behind my thoughts throughout the day. Such a switch from a lot of the blaring, loud, nonsensical music I hear on commercials, "muzak" in stores, and when sampling other artists...I do give them a chance, but generally...it makes me uptight, anxious, angry, besides the fact it's usually without talent, dedication, creativeness...which every single BEATLES song has in spades, even the ones that aren't your favorites you can still appreciate the craftsmanship. Harri...your awsome. Great analysis and reviews. Just found you. subbed, liked. Namaste.
Again, although I am a stalward Beatles fan and always will be, I have to say that the fabs version of Here There and Everywhere - good though it is - was eclipsed by the hit single version that the band "Episode Six" had a UK hit with in 1966. Their version sounds a lot fuller and finished to me.
Ah, I cannot tell you how utterly refreshing it is to watch another human being hear and be blown away by this song, the same as many of us were so long ago.
Favorite memory of this song: Mission trip in Prague, 1993, two young high school/college girls sitting on the ledge of the 400 year old Charles Bridge singing this song. These girls were part of the local church we were visiting. I knew they didn’t know English or French. But singing it phonetically, perfectly. This bridge was once the site of a horrific battle and 300 years later, 4 years after the fall of an oppressive Communist regime…’Michelle, ma belle Sont des mots qui vont très bien ensemble…’ They we’re so happy, joyful it broke my heart. In a good way.
Don't apologise for replaying a Beatles song - nutrition for the soul! So thrilled that The Beatles are still so revered and adored all these decades later. Long may they live! You're doing God's work with these reviews 😄
Oh man. I grew up in the 60's & 70's. I know every song that the Beatles have done as well as all their solo releases. Love em all. This is awesome Harri.
@@HarriBestReactions Yes sir, and you will have a blast on this journey.I look forward to riding along with you.You can never get to much of the Beatles.
Kathy's song by Simon and Garfunkel does this for me. Both are beautiful love songs. For a mixture of french and english songs, there is a newer singer, called Patrick Watson, who is Canadian, and he does this in some of his songs....beautiful. Indeed this is such a beautiful song by the Beatles....made me wish my name was Michelle!
Are you starting to understand now how magical The Beatles were to those who lived it. I was 10 in 1964 and had a blast every single day,and these boys,along with Tamla Motown,was the soundtrack to those happy days.
I was 13 years old when Rubber Soul came out. This was the first song I played on my guitar. While singing along I realized I had a nice singing voice.
"Michelle" was the most popular Rubber Soul track based on U.S. radio play in the last part of 1965 and the first part of 1966. While it was not released in the U.S. or the U.K. as a single... the song was released as a commercial single in several other countries - and it topped charts in Italy (for eight weeks), the Netherlands (seven weeks), France (five weeks). Sweden (five weeks), Denmark (four weeks) and Argentina, Belgium, Finland, Hong Kong, Ireland, New Zealand , Norway and Singapore. It also won the Ivor Novello Award for "most performed song" of 1966. And it won the Grammy for "song of the year" in 1967. The song was a HUGE hit among Beatles fans world wide. Your emotional reaction to hearing the song... was beautiful to see.
I remember exactly where I was the first time I heard Michelle on the radio. I was walking early one morning to help my second grade teacher set up for the day and I had a little transistor radio and Michelle came on. It stopped my seven year old ears in their tracks! It was so beautiful! it’s amazing that even on the crudest of devices in mono, the song stuck with me like many who know exactly where they were when JFK was assassinated. I remember Michelle my bell! Brilliant!
Harri Paul McCartney sang this song to the Obamas and directly to Michelle Obama saying he hopes that the president doesn't punch him out, it was one of the sweetest moments ever
Paul is my favorite Beatle and all time song writer. I’m always trying to shout from the mountain top to how criminally underrated Paul is as a bassist. “Old Brown Shoe” & “I Want You (She’s So Heavy) are great examples how revolutionary he was on the bass.
Paul is absolutely my favorite Beatle and favorite bassist ever but the bass on “Old Brown Shoe” is actually played by George! I remember reading something where he had extra time and wanted to experiment on a bassline and Paul was fine with it. George did well :)
This song came out in 1965 early in the year & I was 9 years old in the 3rd grade in school & I remember this song was commonly played on the am radio pop/rock stations of the day!! I fell in love with this song & when I learned to play the guitar, I figured out the chord music & loved playing this song on the guitar!!
Rubber Soul & Revolver are sometimes my fav LPs , last wk it was Pepper , there's always McCartney's bass magic . And yeah , Michelle's a beauty , I think crying at it means you might be too .
This is so thrilling. Not only do we see your love for The Beatles emerge, but with the enhanced sound quality through my PC and modern-day digital signal processing, it is as if I too am really hearing them for the first time myself, as they are meant to be heard. Things do not get much better than this. And thank you Harry for sharing your expansive sensitivity to what is beautiful.
Great reaction my brother. Makes me appreciate the song all over again. I grew up with the Beatles as not just the backdrop to my childhood, but as someone to follow and who showed the way. All You Need Is Love! They wrote songs so deceptively simple but so beautiful. Keep it up!
This is my favorite Beatles song. I agree with you, Harri. Why don't I see this song on many lists of best songs by the group??????? Your description and joy for the ethereal beauty of this lovely melody is delightful.
When I heard for the first time "Get Back", 50 years ago... hooked for life!!! Proudly and as happy as can be, about it! Nothing like The Beatles. A different league, a galaxy apart!...
Paul & Linda spent a lot of time at their ranch here in Tucson, AZ, a laid-back city where they were always warmly greeted but never hassled. They did their grocery shopping at the same Safeway (supermarket) as a coworker of mine. She was checking out one day & heard them at the next register over, chatting with the cashier - she must be new? They thought they knew all the employees? Paul introduced himself & Linda, & asked her name. Well, onlookers were already concerned about the verge-of-collapse appearance/hyperventilation of the 40-something woman, whom it was later learned was a lifelong Beatles fan. As in “- atic!” When she responded with a shaky “Michelle”. . . God bless her, she was seranaded by Paul McCartney with 2 verses & 2 choruses of “Michelle” & not only survived to tell the tale, but managed to remain standing! In fact, she was pretty quickly put at ease by the couple’s warmth & wit. 💕
We hear songs like "Michelle" and "Yesterday" as an example, by Paul McCartney, and think what good song writing skills.
But think about it - he was around 22 years old at the time, what were any of us doing at 22yrs?
That is not "good" song writing, that is amazingly ridiculous song writing for someone so young. Most people with a lifetime musical training have never come close to this.
I find that quite remarkable.
My mom named me after this song.She would sing it to me when I was little and called me Michelle my Belle my whole life.She passed away a couple of years ago.This song always gives me a happy,sad feeling.
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The entire Rubber Soul album is a masterpiece!
I Totally Agree! It's Always Been One of My Very Favorite Of Their Albums! ❤❤❤
This is the song that converted our parents (in 1965) to the Beatles, before this song, the Beatles were just long-haired rapscallions - “Michelle” converted most of them. 💕💕💕💕
I can remember walking in the kitchen one day and my mother was singing this song, that was a great endorsement for me.
"Why isnt this mentioned as one of The Beatles best songs?" I don't think they actually have a "best" song. They have probably 50-100 songs that could be their "best" song, depending on the person's taste and so forth. That's why they're different, and most people can't grasp that. They hear 5 of the most popular songs, and think they know, but they have no clue. You have to go deep to really get it. Fortunately, it looks like you're going really deep. :)
I agree. I don.t think there’s a best Beatles song, they are each parts of a magnificent monument.
They did over 250 songs and I can only think of 2 or 3 I don't like. I have been a fan since the Sullivan show
the beatles wrote more top quality songs than any other group in history and it's not remotely close
So true!
A Day in the Life is largely considered to be their best song. Michelle is one of the best. It depends on which list of Beatles song rankings you check.
Their genius is staggering. So much excellence and evolution in such a short career. Cruel to compare any other band to them.
Keep in mind that Paul began writing this song when he was only about 17 years old! Such talent!
I think this was John.
@@michaelhoward900 no, it's definitely a Paul song.
@@michaelhoward900 John helped with the "I love you, I love you, I love you" bit
@@michaelhoward900 No, it's Paul
Yep, it's ALL PAUL!
It's really hard to explain...how is it possible a musical group can be so good? Never again can we hear such love songs. Here There Everywhere is pretty up there too.
Michelle is the only Beatles song to win the song of the year grammy.
Yes ironicaally, they only won a grammy for that song
I envy you hearing these songs for the first time.
I had worked so many hours for my old man icleaning up his shop for my allowance when I was a kid, and this album Rubber Soul was the first thing I bought with my savings when it came out. My first whole album, a Beatles album, I was so proud of it. I played it over and over and over. I knew every sound and lyric, I love that album, it always brings me such joy to hear the songs from that album, and I love the Beatles, I always will. Thanks Harri.
Revolver was The Turning Point for The Beatles!!!
Falling with the AP Magical Mystery Tour after that we had Sgt pepper Abbey Road and the White but I really love Yellow Submarine🤩🤩😍😍
Yeah we getting to Rubber Soul ! No bad songs here. Play em all Harri !
When it comes to tightness
and vocal harmonic uniformity,
it seconds to none.
And "that means a lot",
as Paul loves to state
from time to time :)
Exactly...
Wait is rubbish.
By this time I think we started taking them for granted. They just always came out with magnificent songs and we said well it's the Beatles of course.
That is so true. It's taken this lockdown in NZ for me to reconnect with the Beatles and to really appreciate their talents. There is such a wealth of hit songs and nice to read the comments and stories about them and these songs which I didn't know about. Cheers!
♥️
I was about 16 and had a crush on a girls named Michelle when this came out. Imagine what the song did to me!!
Great selection! "Michelle" won the Grammy Award for Song of the Year in 1967 and has since become one of the most widely recorded of all Beatles songs.
Wow! I never come across the media hyping this song..Its incredible!
I did not know this and it surprised me. How did a song released in 1965 win 1967 song of the year? And it's the only Beatles song to win song of the year.... I love the song but that seems so random!
@@adams9586 I was going to say the same thing. This came two years earlier than an award it gets. How does that happen?
@@adams9586The eligibility for the Grammys runs from October 1 of the previous year to September 1 of the current year and the ceremony is in February of the next year. Rubber Soul was released on December 3rd, 1965 so it was eligible for the February 1967 Grammy Award. The same thing happened to Thriller, which was released on November 29, 1982 and won 8 Grammys during the 1984 Awards show.
"Michelle" got lots of radio play back in the day, like every other Beatles hit.
I think this song is like dozens of other Beatles tracks that are not often referenced because there's simply waaaay too many.
You could pick a pool of 50 and still leave out absolute gems!
Michelle was huge. I'm 70. I was right in the very center of "Beatle Mania"
Have all their music/albums. I still LOVE them so much!
"Michele" converted my 50+ year old MOTHER into a Beatles fan back in the 60's!
One of the most covered songs in the Beatles collection.
Imagine being Michelle Obama and having Paul sing this to you in the White House. She said that night was one of her happiest there.
Wow! I hope thats on youtube..Im gonna look for it
@@HarriBestReactions here you go.... you can also find the full concert. th-cam.com/video/mF_fjhiPXbc/w-d-xo.html
@@barbarjinx3802 Thank you Thank you and Thank you
@@HarriBestReactions it is!
And Paul states, announcing it,
without telling the title yet:
"I'll be probably the first bloke
ever in history, being punched
by the American President
in his own house :'-D
@@ralphcordon5688 😀😀
Love the fact that you are playing Beatle music.Yes they were unique and we will never see the likes of them again.Hope your younger audience sees their brilliance too.Nearly 60 years on and their music is as good today as it was back then.They had the gift of the Gods.Simply the Best.
My favorite lyrics on that album are “I once had a girl or should I say, she once had me”,,, from the song Norwegian Wood.
Every Beatles song is good.
Top 5 Beatles songs for me
Except Revolution # 9.
@@sarahfullerton6894 haha came to type this
Paul always had the perfect voice for this sort of song. His cover of 'Till There Was You' is the best I've heard. 'P.S. I Love You' is so touching, his voice is so young, so pure & full of joy. God I'm old.
Those gems hardly get mentioned. Some of my favorites of theirs. Paul has a fantastic voice for love songs
Lol. You’re not the only one. Just be thankful that you were around to hear this music when it first came out.
I LOVE his version of til there was you. The live recording of it at the royal performance was beautiful!
Rubber Soul is my favourite Beatles album. The early ones are constrained by the need for live performance - the later ones have more studio experimentation and are highly produced. RS sits in the middle - it is pure Beatles on a clean, blank canvass.
Rubber Soul indeed. One of the best albums of all time.
It is. Any album with "Drive My Car", "Nowhere Man", "If I needed Someone" and "In My life" on it just could not fail to qualify for that title - but of course it has far more than just those!
I think Paul may have known a thing or two about melody.
You may have not heard about it because the Beatles well is so deep.
Only comparable to Here, There and Everywhere.
For No-One. If I Fell.In My Life. Julia.....:)
@@Isleofskye Yes It Is, This Boy.
Good Calls.
This Boy is one of my favourite Top 10 Beatles tracks :)
"She's Leaving Home", "For No One", "Here, There and Everywhere", "Norwegian Wood", "In My Life", "Julia" to name a few of their softer songs, all beautiful, outstanding lyrics, some sweet, some melancholy, some sad. Each one invades your brain like an ear worm...you'll be humming in the background of your mind and not usually even realize it. I heard a couple of bars of She's Leaving Home, the other day. Since, I wake up with it gently playing behind my thoughts throughout the day. Such a switch from a lot of the blaring, loud, nonsensical music I hear on commercials, "muzak" in stores, and when sampling other artists...I do give them a chance, but generally...it makes me uptight, anxious, angry, besides the fact it's usually without talent, dedication, creativeness...which every single BEATLES song has in spades, even the ones that aren't your favorites you can still appreciate the craftsmanship. Harri...your awsome. Great analysis and reviews. Just found you. subbed, liked. Namaste.
GIRL
If I Fell and Here , There and Everywhere are two more incredible Beatles love songs . Michelle will always stand the test of time .
I agree. Paul calls Here, There and Everywhere is his favorite of his Beatles songs. Also ... Till There Was You.
@@briandonovan1584 H, T & E was a Beatles song......Till there was you wasn't written by The Fab Four but they covered it a lot.
@@walshaw2 I know that quite well. It was from The Music Man musical and Paul sang it brilliantly ... For the Queen, no less.
@@briandonovan1584 Agreed.
Again, although I am a stalward Beatles fan and always will be, I have to say that the fabs version of Here There and Everywhere - good though it is - was eclipsed by the hit single version that the band "Episode Six" had a UK hit with in 1966. Their version sounds a lot fuller and finished to me.
Most people who don't really get into the Beatles don't realise just how many beautiful songs they wrote. John was a poet of course.
As far as I’m concerned you never have to apologize for playing a Beatles song twice.
Michelle, One of their Best.🇬🇧⭐️
Overlooked because there are just so many incredible songs that they wrote that it is overwhelming
One of my favorite Beatles songs! Pierced my heart on first listen 🥰
“For No One” “In My Life” “I’m Only Sleeping” “The Inner Light”
A few unexpected, often overlooked, gems
In My Life is not unexpected or overlooked in any way lol, it's very famous.
A perfectly crafted song by Beatles. One of my.very favourites
Ah, I cannot tell you how utterly refreshing it is to watch another human being hear and be blown away by this song, the same as many of us were so long ago.
Give 'She's Leaving Home' from Sgt. Pepper's a listen, Harri. Absolutely moving and one of their most beautiful songs.
Hauntingly beautiful.
totally agree. In my opinion the most beautiful song in their catalogue.
Yes the way their two voices work together on that song is like nothing else.
One of my all-time favorites. Just gorgeous ♥️
Definitely
Favorite memory of this song: Mission trip in Prague, 1993, two young high school/college girls sitting on the ledge of the 400 year old Charles Bridge singing this song. These girls were part of the local church we were visiting. I knew they didn’t know English or French. But singing it phonetically, perfectly.
This bridge was once the site of a horrific battle and 300 years later, 4 years after the fall of an oppressive Communist regime…’Michelle, ma belle
Sont des mots qui vont très bien ensemble…’ They we’re so happy, joyful it broke my heart. In a good way.
now that's how to write a song, absolute classic.
Perfectly composed love song. Beautiful chord progression, melody and harmony all tied together effortlessly by the bass and rhythm gtr.
The Beatles at there best!!!
Don't apologise for replaying a Beatles song - nutrition for the soul!
So thrilled that The Beatles are still so revered and adored all these decades later.
Long may they live!
You're doing God's work with these reviews 😄
If you liked this you would probably like Norwegian wood, It's off the same album.
Everyone talks about this Norwegian wood..Cant wait to get to it 😀
Norwegian wood is fire!🔥
@@HarriBestReactions Norwegian Wood is a great Beatles song. It is also the first Beatles song with a Sitar in it.
Still the counterpart of this
is "Girl" IM not so HO
And it was a hit record for several artists too...
You’re gonna love Here, There and Everywhere- Paul was the master of swoony melodies. And that’s him playing bass, too. Loving your selections!
ive just reacted to it..gorgeous song..will post soon
Paul "MelodyMaster" McCartney
This is musical perfection. "Perfection" is another word for "Beatles" :-D
Peter Buwen
Not perfection: "miracle" is the right word to describe the Beatles!
Oh man. I grew up in the 60's & 70's. I know every song that the Beatles have done as well as all their solo releases. Love em all. This is awesome Harri.
Uou are so lucky..But by the time im.done..ill be as luvky as you 😀😀
@@HarriBestReactions Yes sir, and you will have a blast on this journey.I look forward to riding along with you.You can never get to much of the Beatles.
When you are on it the beatles train never stops
Yes another beautiful song.
Warm honey is the perfect image for how this song sounds!
My father named me after this song. TY for the reaction.
I had the same reaction you did to this song the first time I heard it over 40 years ago.
As long as there's eight notes to an octave, this song will never go out of style.
Kathy's song by Simon and Garfunkel does this for me. Both are beautiful love songs. For a mixture of french and english songs, there is a newer singer, called Patrick Watson, who is Canadian, and he does this in some of his songs....beautiful. Indeed this is such a beautiful song by the Beatles....made me wish my name was Michelle!
Are you starting to understand now how magical The Beatles were to those who lived it.
I was 10 in 1964 and had a blast every single day,and these boys,along with Tamla Motown,was the soundtrack to those happy days.
I was 13 years old when Rubber Soul came out. This was the first song I played on my guitar. While singing along I realized I had a nice singing voice.
"Michelle" was the most popular Rubber Soul track based on U.S. radio play in the last part of 1965 and the first part of 1966. While it was not released in the U.S. or the U.K. as a single... the song was released as a commercial single in several other countries - and it topped charts in Italy (for eight weeks), the Netherlands (seven weeks), France (five weeks). Sweden (five weeks), Denmark (four weeks) and Argentina, Belgium, Finland, Hong Kong, Ireland, New Zealand , Norway and Singapore. It also won the Ivor Novello Award for "most performed song" of 1966. And it won the Grammy for "song of the year" in 1967. The song was a HUGE hit among Beatles fans world wide.
Your emotional reaction to hearing the song... was beautiful to see.
I remember exactly where I was the first time I heard Michelle on the radio. I was walking early one morning to help my second grade teacher set up for the day and I had a little transistor radio and Michelle came on. It stopped my seven year old ears in their tracks! It was so beautiful! it’s amazing that even on the crudest of devices in mono, the song stuck with me like many who know exactly where they were when JFK was assassinated. I remember Michelle my bell! Brilliant!
I LOVE that you started it over! One of my favorites from one of my favorites. 🥰
this is why the Beatles were so great
This was my favourite Beatles song when I was little. It's a beautiful song. :)
This has always been my favorite Beatles song!!!
You have good taste :)
I agree! It’s a beautiful song! I always loved it!
Yes,its a beautiful song...we all grown up with the beatles songs 😁😁👍🏼👍🏼... greetings from Indonesia 🙏😁
The hot butter analogy oml that was as beautiful as the song itself.
Great song! Paul actually sang this song to Michelle Obama when she and President Obama were in the audience when Paul received Kennedy Center honors!
Yea..Someone sent me a link..isnt that just great?
It is really beautiful with a full orchestra.
One of my late Dad's favourite. He would play their records when I was a little toddler, hence why I know it
This is one of 20 #1 hits by the Beatles.
Another one is called I Saw Her Standing There.
Wow! How come i never see this in the press?
@@HarriBestReactions Coz you're too young!
Harri Paul McCartney sang this song to the Obamas and directly to Michelle Obama saying he hopes that the president doesn't punch him out, it was one of the sweetest moments ever
Yeah that was one of the most cringe worthy moments of all time.
F___ the Obamas!
Awww a few people got triggered with that comment bless em 😂
@@vtbn53 Lol. Yup, it abre was. Lol!
I was in 14 when this appeared, and I remember being unitotally mesmerized.
Paul is my favorite Beatle and all time song writer. I’m always trying to shout from the mountain top to how criminally underrated Paul is as a bassist. “Old Brown Shoe” & “I Want You (She’s So Heavy) are great examples how revolutionary he was on the bass.
Paul is absolutely my favorite Beatle and favorite bassist ever but the bass on “Old Brown Shoe” is actually played by George! I remember reading something where he had extra time and wanted to experiment on a bassline and Paul was fine with it. George did well :)
They were magic.
My favourite Beatles album of all time. 🎵😻🎶☮️🇨🇦💝 🇬🇧
This is my first Beatles song I remember, really amazing
This song came out in 1965 early in the year & I was 9 years old in the 3rd grade in school & I remember this song was commonly played on the am radio pop/rock stations of the day!! I fell in love with this song & when I learned to play the guitar, I figured out the chord music & loved playing this song on the guitar!!
Whenever this song gets stuck in your head, you can appreciate how timeless it is 😊
Beatles - Sweet Magical Harmony. I hope their Music lasts a Very Long Time. 🇬🇧🥰📀🌏🎶🎶🎶⭐️
Also should do “Julia” and “I Will”
another beautiful song from my favorite Beatles album Rubber Soul thanks 🙏🦋🌞
still waiting for “looking Through You “ same album please and thank you 🙏
you’d love “here there and everywhere” it’s one of my favorites. fantastic harmonies
this song is why I love that name
I don't know how this one slipped past me, great song!
I'm so glad that you are discovering these songs. There are so many more great songs too!
Rubber Soul & Revolver are sometimes my fav LPs , last wk it was Pepper , there's always McCartney's bass magic . And yeah , Michelle's a beauty , I think crying at it means you might be too .
When Paul wrote this song he did not know how to read music. Astounding!!!
This is so thrilling. Not only do we see your love for The Beatles emerge, but with the enhanced sound quality through my PC and modern-day digital signal processing, it is as if I too am really hearing them for the first time myself, as they are meant to be heard. Things do not get much better than this. And thank you Harry for sharing your expansive sensitivity to what is beautiful.
I'm coming for that PC of yours Robert! 😀😀
"Run for your Life" on the same album is another good love song.
I lol'd.
Lennon hated that song. You are being sarcastic. It is violent in nature and not his finest.
@@TangoEliott ...which is why I lol’d.
@@LeChaunce unbelievable 👏
It's deadly nasty and mean.
But sooo great!
Hari you cant spoil it, no way no how 4 genius in one.band will never happen again. That write there own music.peace bro
Great reaction my brother. Makes me appreciate the song all over again. I grew up with the Beatles as not just the backdrop to my childhood, but as someone to follow and who showed the way. All You Need Is Love! They wrote songs so deceptively simple but so beautiful. Keep it up!
Don't apologize. I'd've played it again from the beginning, too. :) I've loved it since 1965.
I liked your analogy of the toasted bread with warm honey, it really is like that!
This is my favorite Beatles song. I agree with you, Harri. Why don't I see this song on many lists of best songs by the group??????? Your description and joy for the ethereal beauty of this lovely melody is delightful.
❤️😀👍❤️✌️🌼 Thank you Harri.I Love it !
It's one of my favorites, with pride of place in my cell phone playlists. I remember when it was new. Still love it now.
Gorgeous song
When you have so many songs, some can get overlooked.
When I heard for the first time "Get Back", 50 years ago... hooked for life!!! Proudly and as happy as can be, about it!
Nothing like The Beatles. A different league, a galaxy apart!...
Masterpiece