Free as a Bird was a top 10 song in the UK (2) and the US (6). Real Love reached #4 in the UK and #11 in the US. This was a huge event for Beatles fans in the 90s. We've heard these songs.
Right you are, RedGreen. From the comments, the majority of you have indeed heard these songs. The video was made more for the youth who have indeed NOT heard these songs, I didn't even think of a true Beatles fan who would see the video and hope for some unheard of and truly obscure material. I apologize for that and wish you a good day
I appreciate you keeping The Beatles' flame alive and you are probably young and you were probably aiming for a younger audience who may not have known the information provided in your video. But, as you have found out, the Beatles have a huge, fierce following, myself included. There are older fans in their 40"s, 50's, 60's(I'm in this category), 70's and probably even older. Some of us are sticklers for details. I noticed a few errors myself, which have all been discussed. You will learn more as time goes on and that's the important thing. Don't get too discouraged. Just keep reading, watching, listening and talking to others who know and you'll know more and more. Do not trust every source that you come upon though. I have been following the Beatles for over 50 years now and I can tell you that nearly EVERY magazine or book that comes out on them now has mistakes in them. Good luck! Rock on. 🎤🎸🥁
Thank you for your comment! I was getting a bit discouraged, but positive comments like yours (well, yours specifically), have reinvigorated me. My next Beatles-related video is going to be a factually accurate retrospective on Paul’s RAM, one of my all time favorite albums. Thank you again for your comment and rock on!
Pretty sure almost anyone who's a Beatles fan knows about these lol. 2:15 Yoko didn't show up with the demos. McCartney asked if she had any unreleased recordings. 2:55 It wasn't Geoff Emerick. It was Jeff Lynne that cleaned up the cassette audio and produced both Free As A Bird and Real Love. 3:10 It was released 4th of December, 1995... Not 1994. 3:50 I highly doubt George said those words. Did you research this at all? This is brutal, dude.
Also, George did say that. He said even more than I said there. Walked out of the recording. Paul tried to stop him but he just didn’t want to continue. I know that part is fact checked for sure, but still, thank you for the other corrections
@@Colbart7 Wow, I knew George didn't like "Now and Then" (the tape does sound like shit), but I never knew he walked out. It was bad enough finding out he only agreed to join Paul and Ringo for the money, but to walk out....and all to do with a grudge from 1970. Just think....
@@farrellmcnulty909 it’s understandable to me, they really treated him as a “lesser than”. I can’t imagine their rationale for rejecting tracks from All Things Must Pass. But still, time should heal all wounds and ~20 years? He should’ve gotten over it by then
Now And Then has been reworked by a fan using the original recording which has been bootlegged for decades. It's good and on TH-cam as well as cover versions.
Please don't forget the crucial role played by Jeff Lynne in crafting those new Beatles singles using John Lennon's demo tapes. Without him, we would never have had them to enjoy for the rest of our lives.
The source I used did indeed forget Jeff Lynne, not only that but it actually miscredited him. I feel terrible for including it in this video after realizing how much work he put into not only the Anthology release but Paul's Flaming Pie as well (one of my favorite Beatles' solo albums)
Hey no worries, I learned that through the comments, had no idea so many people knew that tracks but it’s amazing that they’re so well known. Both great tracks in my opinion
Yes and we waited on pins and needles for the release. Wondering if they could possibly be any good but so excited at the prospect. When they were released, I was disappointed because John's recordings were so tinny and low quality and the rest seemed tacked on. I wished they hadn't done it. But after all these years, I love them. I really really love them.
I found out about them when I revisited the Beatles in 2019, which is incredibly recently when looking at things in their grand scope, I didn’t realize how many people already knew about these tracks, and although the title is clickbait I did originally think that many people would have never heard these tracks before
@Colbart just curious, but how would you think people would not have heard these tracks before? They were released nearly 30 years ago, both charted in the UK and the US, and both did rather well.
@@jasonw6688 Well, I initially intended this video to be viewed by people of my age who hadn’t heard the tracks before. As the comments have let me know though, the majority of people have indeed heard these songs. The title was meant to attract viewers (clickbait) but was also meant to be a genuine statement for a younger audience
I wish that The Beatles did "Grow old with me" when I first heard that song in the early 80's, it made me cry because John wasn't around anymore and he wasn't going to 'grow old with' him. It still makes me choke up whenever I hear his version of the song. Other artists have done a cover of this song, but I still like John's version better. I wish the 3 other Beatles cleaned up this song and made it as iconic as 'Free as a bird' or 'Real Love'. Still sad.
Before watching this video I’m going to guess that the single are “Free As A Bird” & “Real Love” from the anthology. Edit after watching the video: Called it!
It was George Martin who called it rubbish. Paul said, "But it's John". Martin responds again. "It's rubbish." McCartney is on a video on YT telling the story. He finishes the story by saying someday I'll nick it and finish it.
Anyone music lover from the 60's and a few in the 50',s (especially those that broke up,or passed away young) are quite aware of the huge amount of music from bands and artists that was never released, or completed and the Beatles no doubt are on the top of that list. The only artist that may beat out the Beatles with unreleased and unfinished music would be Hendrix. He died 1970 and they are constantly finding new music never released by Jimi. They found of few more about ten years ago.
Whadya mean "singles you've never heard"? Millions of people have heard "Free As A Bird" and "Real Love". The singles sold well and they were on Anthologies 1 and 2, which also sold well. So where did you get the idea no one has heard them? Maybe they are new to you, but not to millions of others. Click bait title.
It’s definitely clickbait, I was trying to get views, but I didn’t realize millions of people knew them until people in the comments told me. It’s honestly cool to know that millions of people know these songs, I really enjoy them. I have known them for a few years now and thought they were an interesting bit of Beatles history. Thank you for your comment
@@Colbart7 Well your clickbait seemed to have worked reasonably well anyway, shame it was under false pretenses. Most true Beatle fans have heard pretty much everything that has been officially or unofficially released by now. Even "Plenty Of Jamjars" by "The Ravelers"
@@jackdshellback3819 I’ll have to check out that track, I guess I’m not as true of a Beatles fan as I thought! Thanks for sharing and I’m definitely going to try and do better research in the future
@@Colbart7 Cool. You will find it on the 1967 Beatles Fan Club Christmas Record. From 1963 to 1969. The Beatles sent out 7" flexi discs with spoken and musical Christmas messages to all their fan club members. They were full of the usual Beatle tom foolery, skits and mostly improvised musical interludes. Check them out, I think there's a couple on YT. There was a box set on coloured vinyl a few years ago.
@@jackdshellback3819 that’s sick, I’m definitely gonna check them out out here and search for the boxset now too. You are a true Beatles historian my man, much respect.
Oh, I've heard them. I suppose I am old, now that 30+ years doesn't seem so long ago. The songs are not bad, certainly better than most anyone who criticizes them could do.
I stand corrected. Though, perhaps the expression of the sentiment, like the songs, was close enough for rock and roll. Time is relative, as is content.
Old Brown Shoe is a long time favourite and You Know My Name (etc) is also well known. Two of the three Lennon home demos were massive hits so everyone knows them -- just as much as "Grow Old With Me" another Lennon underrated beauty - that every Lennon fan will know very well. We are not as dumb as you think 😅 You _might_ want to go easy on the condescension in future?
You are both right, I didn’t research this video nearly as much as I should have. I only used one source and they got a hell of a lot wrong, not including Jeff Lynne would be the biggest mistake. If you’d like better researched content, check out my video on RAM! Otherwise, thank you for your comments and I’m sorry to have disappointed you
I do not think of either of these songs as "Beatles" songs. They are Lennon songs, and not even very good ones, with the remaining Beatles playing backing on them.
Ha! I clicked on this wondering what I could've missed. Turns out this video should've been titled: "For those of you born last week, here are the Beatles singles you've never heard."
The quality wasn`t the problem! John recorded a whole bunch of new demos 1979 and several are never used. Their quality was varied but even in 1996 it wasn`t such a big issue. The main PROBLEM was that Paul and George could not get along almost at all! George was was overtly bitter and agreed with the project only with his own terms and left the project almost halfaway. His behave repeated his leaving the band during the Get Back sessions but unlike 1969 he never returned now.
@@keithharris6442 lol nah. George was just a whiny bitch. You're in the Beatles, dude. If it wasn't for John and Paul you'd be working in a gas station somewhere.
@p0llenp0ny there's some truth to that. Once they stopped touring they lost that glue that held them together. George did suffer from the "younger brother" thing with John and especially Paul. But the 4 together were too big to stay together.
It's true that George didn't get along with Paul during the Anthology project, but he would have finished that song if the tape quality on Now and Then was better. I don't know if the project was only halfway through when he left. I thought it was further along than that. My information is from the George biography "Behind the Locked Door." Where is your info from?
"...You've NEVER Heard Of"! Yeah, if you're _not_ one of the 100s of MILLIONS of people who heard them everywhere and bought them at the time and since. Or if you're one of the majority of kids under 10 years old now.
I would say under 20, I’m realizing this video is reaching many people who HAVE heard these tracks, and they are commenting letting me know as such. Sorry for clickbaiting you
Shud have been a dubble A side, brilliant songs - may need remixing. I really think/hope Now and Then will come out in 2023 and maybe All for Love......They shud have recorded 4 new songs minimum, they considered making a new album....
Jesus your getting quite abit of hate in this comment section I knew about these songs years ago but didn't know the back story and I appreciate the video and the time you put into it
The limitations with John's tapes were from 30 + years ago. Does anyone think it's possible that Peter Jackson can use his software to edit out the noise and go for a new mix of the two songs...and if it's not asking too much "Now and Then"?
My understanding is that Paul said he wanted to rework Now and Then using guitar parts that George recorded before he left. I hear the technology is there now, but Paul's never done it. I'm guessing Olivia won't agree to it, based on George's wishes. That's just a guess. Maybe Ringo's not cool with it either. Or maybe Paul just can't get a mix done that is good enough. I wonder if Jeff Lynne would have a say in it as well? Probably not I suppose.
Why are you claiming that we’ve “NEVER” heard these? They were very popular when they were released and have been available on TH-cam for years. I’ve heard them dozens of times, which makes your video a disappointment.
It is indeed clickbait, I had no idea the clickbait would be this successful though. Very sorry if I offended or upset you, check out my video on Ram or Paul’s history with the Rap Genre for legitimate and genuine content
Sorry Dennis, I tried my best. As others have told me, I researched poorly and didn’t go in depth nearly as much as I should’ve. Check out my video on RAM if you’d like to see something a little more detailed and well researched
These are not "never heard songs." They are definitely well known among older Beatles fans. If you just heard and learned about em, that's awesome, but to say "songs you've never heard" is inaccurate. Free as a Bird was released in late 1995 (not 1994) and Real Love the following year.
@@AmpasaurusWrecksHey man, no offense taken. Some of the other comments have been a lot worse, someone called me an ftard. Check out my videos on ram and Paul’s hip hop history (shameless advertising), if you’d like to see all the correct information put out there
Believe me the comments have let me know, working on putting out more truly obscure Beatles stuff in the future. Bit of a diss but it’s creative and true so I respect it
Hehe, tadpole. Comments have let me know, I didn’t realize how popular these songs were upon their release, at least it terms of radio plays. Tadpole is a great insult for youngsters such as myself, going to keep a mental note of that for when I’m older
I actually knew a lot of people who haven't heard that the Beatles were back in the 90s with these tracks. Unfortunately they went under at this time, even if I remember seeing Real Love in 96' on MTV.
It really annoys me when people who weren’t even born when The Beatles were around think themselves experts on the group and generally talk out of their backsides. Calling this piece “The Beatles’ 90s singles you’ve NEVER heard before” is inaccurate and idiotic. The world heard both of these singles when they were released in 1995 and 1996. Both were top 10 hits in the UK as well as hits around the world.
i like your channel but the title is super clickbaity, most beatle fans have heard both songs and the third unfinished anthology song that only was mentioned in the last 40 seconds of the video isn't finished so ia not complete song let alone a single. So having said that, what are the supposed actual 90s singles people have never heard?
So top ten singles were songs you've never heard? OK looks like this is going to be a channel to skip. Nest video. The time the Beatles cos played as another band and you'll never believe who it was. In 1967 the Beatles pretended to be a band named Sgt Peppers and the Lonely Hearts Club Band and they pretended to be a band from 20 years in the past. Like and subscribe for new videos where next time we learn a Beatle died before John Lennon back in the 60s.
Yeah. What's all this 'never heard before' nonsense. It was in 1995, we all remember it, why don't you? Were you away? From the planet? Just get back then?
I was indeed away from the planet, only 20 years old. Never heard before is more nonsense than I originally realized, it was a combination of clickbait and myself genuinely thinking this video would help people discover these tracks for the first time.
Maybe if you are teen you've never heard the. I rember when they were released and the entire anthology downturn. "Never"? Click bait bs. My next click is 'less from this channel. Ita obviously for children.
Is it true that there are no surviving Beatles that can place their right palm on the KJV and say these words once only-> I refuse to spend eternity in hell. ??? Care to avoid SGT. Pepper & his lonely hearts club band in eternal hell?👇🏻 Romans 10:13 For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord ✝️shall be saved. PRAISE JESUS!✝️❤️
CRAP. A waste of my time. You saw and heard these 2 songs if you were around. The history of timing, who was there, etc. IS way super...flawed. You also will not hear them played!!!
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John didn't pass away, he was murdered! Big difference!
You’re very right, and I’ll be more careful with my wording in the future
@@Colbart7 no biggy!
I always say "he was assassinated". The same was Ghandi was. Not tryng to compare the 2, but their deaths were the same.
Didn't matter , the info is stressing that the guy is dead that's it
When he was murdered, what hapenned, did he stay alive or did he pass away?
Free as a Bird was a top 10 song in the UK (2) and the US (6). Real Love reached #4 in the UK and #11 in the US. This was a huge event for Beatles fans in the 90s. We've heard these songs.
Right you are, RedGreen. From the comments, the majority of you have indeed heard these songs. The video was made more for the youth who have indeed NOT heard these songs, I didn't even think of a true Beatles fan who would see the video and hope for some unheard of and truly obscure material. I apologize for that and wish you a good day
This title is clickbait. Yeah, we've ALL heard of these songs. They both have music videos, too.
I appreciate you keeping The Beatles' flame alive and you are probably young and you were probably aiming for a younger audience who may not have known the information provided in your video. But, as you have found out, the Beatles have a huge, fierce following, myself included. There are older fans in their 40"s, 50's, 60's(I'm in this category), 70's and probably even older. Some of us are sticklers for details. I noticed a few errors myself, which have all been discussed. You will learn more as time goes on and that's the important thing. Don't get too discouraged. Just keep reading, watching, listening and talking to others who know and you'll know more and more. Do not trust every source that you come upon though. I have been following the Beatles for over 50 years now and I can tell you that nearly EVERY magazine or book that comes out on them now has mistakes in them. Good luck! Rock on. 🎤🎸🥁
Thank you for your comment! I was getting a bit discouraged, but positive comments like yours (well, yours specifically), have reinvigorated me. My next Beatles-related video is going to be a factually accurate retrospective on Paul’s RAM, one of my all time favorite albums. Thank you again for your comment and rock on!
@@Colbart7 Ram IS my favorite Paul McCartney album. Good luck.
I was a massive Beatles fan in the 90's until I found out Paul is dead. 21-02-2023
@@maratonlegendelenemirei3352 Too bad you didn't find out he was dead, but you've fallen for a truly wacked conspiracy.
Pretty sure almost anyone who's a Beatles fan knows about these lol.
2:15 Yoko didn't show up with the demos. McCartney asked if she had any unreleased recordings.
2:55 It wasn't Geoff Emerick. It was Jeff Lynne that cleaned up the cassette audio and produced both Free As A Bird and Real Love.
3:10 It was released 4th of December, 1995... Not 1994.
3:50 I highly doubt George said those words.
Did you research this at all? This is brutal, dude.
Owned!
Sorry guys, I’ll be sure to put more research in in the future and source check. Wikipedia and news articles don’t seem to cut it
Also, George did say that. He said even more than I said there. Walked out of the recording. Paul tried to stop him but he just didn’t want to continue. I know that part is fact checked for sure, but still, thank you for the other corrections
@@Colbart7 Wow, I knew George didn't like "Now and Then" (the tape does sound like shit), but I never knew he walked out. It was bad enough finding out he only agreed to join Paul and Ringo for the money, but to walk out....and all to do with a grudge from 1970. Just think....
@@farrellmcnulty909 it’s understandable to me, they really treated him as a “lesser than”. I can’t imagine their rationale for rejecting tracks from All Things Must Pass. But still, time should heal all wounds and ~20 years? He should’ve gotten over it by then
Now And Then has been reworked by a fan using the original recording which has been bootlegged for decades. It's good and on TH-cam as well as cover versions.
Please don't forget the crucial role played by Jeff Lynne in crafting those new Beatles singles using John Lennon's demo tapes. Without him, we would never have had them to enjoy for the rest of our lives.
The source I used did indeed forget Jeff Lynne, not only that but it actually miscredited him. I feel terrible for including it in this video after realizing how much work he put into not only the Anthology release but Paul's Flaming Pie as well (one of my favorite Beatles' solo albums)
Jeff Lynne (ELO) was actually the legend who tidied up the cassette demos and produced the singles.
Sorry, but why would no Beatles fan have heard this singles? The Anthology albums were massive worldwide sellers.
Hey no worries, I learned that through the comments, had no idea so many people knew that tracks but it’s amazing that they’re so well known. Both great tracks in my opinion
Yes and we waited on pins and needles for the release. Wondering if they could possibly be any good but so excited at the prospect. When they were released, I was disappointed because John's recordings were so tinny and low quality and the rest seemed tacked on. I wished they hadn't done it. But after all these years, I love them. I really really love them.
More than just Beatles fans heard these singles at the time.
Millennials are discovering these tracks for themselves.
The Inner Light is way more obscure than Old Brown Shoe. Old Brown Shoe was on 67-70.
AN EXCELLENT POST, Complete, clear in depth.
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That would be cool if Jeff Lynne re-mixed the singles using AI isolation technology isolating John's voice and putting it back in the mix.
Yes definitely
Free As a Bird and Real Love already were fixed for the Bluray version of 1's.
Paul McCartney has been saying that he would like to finish track number 3.
Hi mate,
always good to see someone new with maybe some fresh ideas
But you gotta know your facts.
All the best.
Right you are, I’m going to put in more research in the future. Apparently got a lot of things wrong. Thank you for your comment
Free as a Bird and Real Love were both chart hits Just because you've belatedly found out about them doesn't mean the rest of us don't know them.
I found out about them when I revisited the Beatles in 2019, which is incredibly recently when looking at things in their grand scope, I didn’t realize how many people already knew about these tracks, and although the title is clickbait I did originally think that many people would have never heard these tracks before
@Colbart just curious, but how would you think people would not have heard these tracks before? They were released nearly 30 years ago, both charted in the UK and the US, and both did rather well.
@@jasonw6688 Well, I initially intended this video to be viewed by people of my age who hadn’t heard the tracks before. As the comments have let me know though, the majority of people have indeed heard these songs. The title was meant to attract viewers (clickbait) but was also meant to be a genuine statement for a younger audience
@@Colbart7 We forgive you lol
It is good that you are on this learning curve. Keep up the good work..
Thank you Mr. Jalapeno, I am working on providing content with more research, and I appreciate your comment
Ringo later did a film titled "That'll Be The Day" centered around the song in 1974.
I've heard
'Now and Then'.
It's quite nice.
All 3 BEATLES tracks
are excellent! 🌄
I wish that The Beatles did "Grow old with me" when I first heard that song in the early 80's, it made me cry because John wasn't around anymore and he wasn't going to 'grow old with' him. It still makes me choke up whenever I hear his version of the song. Other artists have done a cover of this song, but I still like John's version better. I wish the 3 other Beatles cleaned up this song and made it as iconic as 'Free as a bird' or 'Real Love'. Still sad.
Before watching this video I’m going to guess that the single are “Free As A Bird” & “Real Love” from the anthology.
Edit after watching the video:
Called it!
Never figured why they didn't get back together for a few songs. A great loss to the fans.
Uh, not Geoff Emerick, it was Jeff Lynne who got the tape fixed. Don't do this until you have the fscts.
had a friend in the 90's who owned the anthology recordings, and they were wild.
It was George Martin who called it rubbish. Paul said, "But it's John". Martin responds again. "It's rubbish." McCartney is on a video on YT telling the story. He finishes the story by saying someday I'll nick it and finish it.
No! It was George Harrison. Watch the interview again.Martin had nothing to do with Now and Then.
Anyone music lover from the 60's and a few in the 50',s (especially those that broke up,or passed away young) are quite aware of the huge amount of music from bands and artists that was never released, or completed and the Beatles no doubt are on the top of that list.
The only artist that may beat out the Beatles with unreleased and unfinished music would be Hendrix.
He died 1970 and they are constantly finding new music never released by Jimi.
They found of few more about ten years ago.
Whadya mean "singles you've never heard"?
Millions of people have heard "Free As A Bird" and "Real Love".
The singles sold well and they were on Anthologies 1 and 2, which also sold well.
So where did you get the idea no one has heard them?
Maybe they are new to you, but not to millions of others.
Click bait title.
It’s definitely clickbait, I was trying to get views, but I didn’t realize millions of people knew them until people in the comments told me. It’s honestly cool to know that millions of people know these songs, I really enjoy them. I have known them for a few years now and thought they were an interesting bit of Beatles history. Thank you for your comment
@@Colbart7
Well your clickbait seemed to have worked reasonably well anyway, shame it was under false pretenses.
Most true Beatle fans have heard pretty much everything that has been officially or unofficially released by now.
Even "Plenty Of Jamjars" by "The Ravelers"
@@jackdshellback3819 I’ll have to check out that track, I guess I’m not as true of a Beatles fan as I thought! Thanks for sharing and I’m definitely going to try and do better research in the future
@@Colbart7
Cool.
You will find it on the 1967 Beatles Fan Club Christmas Record.
From 1963 to 1969. The Beatles sent out 7" flexi discs with spoken and musical Christmas messages to all their fan club members.
They were full of the usual Beatle tom foolery, skits and mostly improvised musical interludes.
Check them out, I think there's a couple on YT.
There was a box set on coloured vinyl a few years ago.
@@jackdshellback3819 that’s sick, I’m definitely gonna check them out out here and search for the boxset now too. You are a true Beatles historian my man, much respect.
I remember hearing those on the radio. They sounded kind of weird with John Lennon's voice being of a different quality.
Oh, I've heard them. I suppose I am old, now that 30+ years doesn't seem so long ago.
The songs are not bad, certainly better than most anyone who criticizes them could do.
1995 and 1996 aren't quite 30 years ago yet.
I stand corrected.
Though, perhaps the expression of the sentiment, like the songs, was close enough for rock and roll.
Time is relative, as is content.
Old Brown Shoe is a long time favourite and You Know My Name (etc) is also well known.
Two of the three Lennon home demos were massive hits so everyone knows them -- just as much as "Grow Old With Me" another Lennon underrated beauty - that every Lennon fan will know very well.
We are not as dumb as you think 😅
You _might_ want to go easy on the condescension in future?
Didn’t mean the title to be condescending in any way but I’ll work on it in the future, thank you for the constructive criticism
I HAVE heard those singles so can you please change the title of your video. It's very misleading.
Thanks for the comment Arthur! Stay tuned, more clickbait to come
@@Colbart7 Sorry, no second chances.
@@arthurhillard4993 you smell
They gotta invent personalized TH-cam titles
Le titre de cette vidéo devrait être "The Beatles' 90s singles people who don't care about this mythic group have NEVER heard".
It should be Jeff Lynne NOT George Martin in the cover pictures. George Martin wasn't involved in the new tracks.
Exactly. Some Google research would've been great before posting this video.
You are both right, I didn’t research this video nearly as much as I should have. I only used one source and they got a hell of a lot wrong, not including Jeff Lynne would be the biggest mistake. If you’d like better researched content, check out my video on RAM! Otherwise, thank you for your comments and I’m sorry to have disappointed you
I do not think of either of these songs as "Beatles" songs. They are Lennon songs, and not even very good ones, with the remaining Beatles playing backing on them.
Ha! I clicked on this wondering what I could've missed. Turns out this video should've been titled: "For those of you born last week, here are the Beatles singles you've never heard."
The quality wasn`t the problem! John recorded a whole bunch of new demos 1979 and several are never used. Their quality was varied but even in 1996 it wasn`t such a big issue. The main PROBLEM was that Paul and George could not get along almost at all! George was was overtly bitter and agreed with the project only with his own terms and left the project almost halfaway. His behave repeated his leaving the band during the Get Back sessions but unlike 1969 he never returned now.
Agree on George. He seemed to me to have paid a higher price phycologally being a Beatle than the other 3, even John.
@@keithharris6442 lol nah. George was just a whiny bitch. You're in the Beatles, dude. If it wasn't for John and Paul you'd be working in a gas station somewhere.
@p0llenp0ny there's some truth to that. Once they stopped touring they lost that glue that held them together. George did suffer from the "younger brother" thing with John and especially Paul. But the 4 together were too big to stay together.
It's true that George didn't get along with Paul during the Anthology project, but he would have finished that song if the tape quality on Now and Then was better. I don't know if the project was only halfway through when he left. I thought it was further along than that. My information is from the George biography "Behind the Locked Door." Where is your info from?
@Sarah M. I think Now and Then didn't offer much in terms of harmonies Paul and George might have added to the song. Just my
take
How come he called Me TH-cam? I thought the person talking on TH-cam was TH-cam. I'm just a guy at home looking at his laptop.
Man I know all the solo Ringo b-sides no way am I gonna not know about two top ten huge Beatles singles 💀
"...You've NEVER Heard Of"!
Yeah, if you're _not_ one of the 100s of MILLIONS of people who heard them everywhere and bought them at the time and since. Or if you're one of the majority of kids under 10 years old now.
I would say under 20, I’m realizing this video is reaching many people who HAVE heard these tracks, and they are commenting letting me know as such. Sorry for clickbaiting you
Shud have been a dubble A side, brilliant songs - may need remixing. I really think/hope Now and Then will come out in 2023 and maybe All for Love......They shud have recorded 4 new songs minimum, they considered making a new album....
Jesus your getting quite abit of hate in this comment section I knew about these songs years ago but didn't know the back story and I appreciate the video and the time you put into it
Why did you delete southernplayalisticadillacmuzik instrumental
Release date for Free as a Bird is wrong, it was 1995 not 1994
The limitations with John's tapes were from 30 + years ago. Does anyone think it's possible that Peter Jackson can use his software to edit out the noise and go for a new mix of the two songs...and if it's not asking too much "Now and Then"?
Wouldn't need Peter Jackson. There is software on the market that can do this. Izotope RX, for example.
My understanding is that Paul said he wanted to rework Now and Then using guitar parts that George recorded before he left. I hear the technology is there now, but Paul's never done it. I'm guessing Olivia won't agree to it, based on George's wishes. That's just a guess. Maybe Ringo's not cool with it either. Or maybe Paul just can't get a mix done that is good enough. I wonder if Jeff Lynne would have a say in it as well? Probably not I suppose.
I've heard all these.
🔥♥️🕊thanks for sharing this ❤️💫
Why are you claiming that we’ve “NEVER” heard these? They were very popular when they were released and have been available on TH-cam for years. I’ve heard them dozens of times, which makes your video a disappointment.
I've heard them.
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What Bob said. No Geoff Emerick on these new tracks, Jeff Lynne did the work and you can hear his signature sound on the recordings.
Paul and Ringo should finish the John song "Now and Then". The Beatles didn't always have all four of them included on every Beatles song.
So! Where are the singles we've never heard? This is just 'click-bait.'
It is indeed clickbait, I had no idea the clickbait would be this successful though. Very sorry if I offended or upset you, check out my video on Ram or Paul’s history with the Rap Genre for legitimate and genuine content
Larry looks pissed.
We've ALL heard them
If they weren't Beatle songs no one would pay any attention to them.
Real Love is every bit as good as Dear Prudence.
Actually, "Free as a Bird" is a single released in December 1995 by the Beatles, not released in 1994 as you stated.
One of my several errors in this video. Working hard to make sure these don’t happen in future ones :)
Whaddya you mean.......never heard.....ftard.....
@@Colbart7 dhead.......
You told me nothing new to this Beatles fan.
Sorry Dennis, I tried my best. As others have told me, I researched poorly and didn’t go in depth nearly as much as I should’ve. Check out my video on RAM if you’d like to see something a little more detailed and well researched
These are not "never heard songs." They are definitely well known among older Beatles fans. If you just heard and learned about em, that's awesome, but to say "songs you've never heard" is inaccurate. Free as a Bird was released in late 1995 (not 1994) and Real Love the following year.
Check your facts man.
I know Keith, comments have let me know. I am realizing now just how atrocious forgetting Jeff Lynne was, among several other mistakes
@@Colbart7 I wasn’t trying to be mean man I just love the music so much I wanna see all the right information out there…
@@AmpasaurusWrecksHey man, no offense taken. Some of the other comments have been a lot worse, someone called me an ftard. Check out my videos on ram and Paul’s hip hop history (shameless advertising), if you’d like to see all the correct information put out there
No mention of all the Beatles playing on the Ringo Album?
Old Brown Shoe is on a Beatles album, at least the American versions.
What's new ??
Don't want to diss you as you obviously put a lot of work into this, but even people in North Korea are aware of these.
Believe me the comments have let me know, working on putting out more truly obscure Beatles stuff in the future. Bit of a diss but it’s creative and true so I respect it
Why would any Beatles fan not have heard these singles? What a bunch of nonsense...
This guy got potential
Thanks Tomas8825
Really? The video is full of errors.
Ok tadpole. Everybody has heard these songs.
Hehe, tadpole. Comments have let me know, I didn’t realize how popular these songs were upon their release, at least it terms of radio plays. Tadpole is a great insult for youngsters such as myself, going to keep a mental note of that for when I’m older
I knew those singles like every Beatles fan did and does… but thanks for the video anyway
you’re welcome, and I’ve learned from the comments that most Beatles fans do indeed know these songs
I heard all of these on demos and anthology, crap video mate, so I DID heard........
Everybody knows it already
I actually knew a lot of people who haven't heard that the Beatles were back in the 90s with these tracks. Unfortunately they went under at this time, even if I remember seeing Real Love in 96' on MTV.
"Never heard"?
This is what happens when you entrust a millennial to do a Beatles doc.
It really annoys me when people who weren’t even born when The Beatles were around think themselves experts on the group and generally talk out of their backsides. Calling this piece “The Beatles’ 90s singles you’ve NEVER heard before” is inaccurate and idiotic. The world heard both of these singles when they were released in 1995 and 1996. Both were top 10 hits in the UK as well as hits around the world.
i like your channel but the title is super clickbaity, most beatle fans have heard both songs and the third unfinished anthology song that only was mentioned in the last 40 seconds of the video isn't finished so ia not complete song let alone a single. So having said that, what are the supposed actual 90s singles people have never heard?
Tout ça pour ça
Working on providing better content in the future, I’m sorry you were disappointed here
So top ten singles were songs you've never heard? OK looks like this is going to be a channel to skip. Nest video. The time the Beatles cos played as another band and you'll never believe who it was. In 1967 the Beatles pretended to be a band named Sgt Peppers and the Lonely Hearts Club Band and they pretended to be a band from 20 years in the past. Like and subscribe for new videos where next time we learn a Beatle died before John Lennon back in the 60s.
Hey man, some valid points here. Roasted the shit out of me, I respect it though. Less clickbait and more research down the line. Rock on
@@Colbart7 Its all I am asking. Wish you the best in your future projects.
Click Bait where are the 90 singles ?
Never heard..you taking the piss!!
Indeed I am
Who doesnt know what?🤣
Those demos weren't unreleased
Real Love was released, I’m not sure about the others. Free Bird may have been too, wrong of me to say that they were unreleased
It's not cannon so......
Tsk tsk It's called TH-cam research.
Indeed it is, I’m working on it for future videos. Check out my video on Paul’s RAM! much better research and fact checking
Yeah. What's all this 'never heard before' nonsense. It was in 1995, we all remember it, why don't you? Were you away? From the planet? Just get back then?
I was indeed away from the planet, only 20 years old. Never heard before is more nonsense than I originally realized, it was a combination of clickbait and myself genuinely thinking this video would help people discover these tracks for the first time.
@@Colbart7 Ah, well see, that explains it doesn't it.
Maybe if you are teen you've never heard the. I rember when they were released and the entire anthology downturn. "Never"? Click bait bs. My next click is 'less from this channel. Ita obviously for children.
Dont waste your time w/ this video, nothing's new here
I would consider all the incorrect facts and errors to be new, wouldn’t you?
How dare you claim I have never heard when this was actually a top 5 chart that millions will have heard. What a load of rubbish.
Is it true that there are no surviving Beatles that can place their right palm on the KJV and say these words once only-> I refuse to spend eternity in hell.
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Care to avoid SGT. Pepper & his lonely hearts club band in eternal hell?👇🏻
Romans 10:13 For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord ✝️shall be saved.
PRAISE JESUS!✝️❤️
CRAP. A waste of my time. You saw and heard these 2 songs if you were around. The history of timing, who was there, etc. IS way super...flawed. You also will not hear them played!!!
Title of the video should be The Beatles SINGLE You Never Heard, because everything else you mentioned had been released and had great popularity.
That’s true, people have probably NEVER heard the third single, but based on the comments it seems most people knew the other two