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[@ryangreene233]

Long tall Sally in G is EXTREMELY hard to sing for most fully grown men. Little Richards version was in F. Paul’s vocal control and energy are just so admirable. He’s also playing the bass at the same time 😫😳

[@polytheneprentiss1534]

He’s a master! 💖🤘🏻

[@MrKeychange]

They sped up the song. 😉 Slow it down a little and you'll hear Paul's regular voice.

[@chrissullivan40]

@@MrKeychange he sang in G live

[@MrKeychange]

@@chrissullivan40 Show me.

[@docsavage8640]

@@MrKeychange false

[@jeremiahjere6079]

You could never find a better time to listen to the beatles. Listening to the beatles kept me going when times were unkind. Keep your spirits up, let it be, and you’ll get through it! sending much love from Indonesia. 🙏❤️

[@CrystalShannon4]

You are so right and so wise ❤️ thank you for the encouragement.

[@jerry5867]

The sadness in her eyes and voice just breaks my heart. It will get better kiddo. God bless.

[@polytheneprentiss1534]

I noticed that too 😞 feel so bad for her 😢❤️‍🩹

[@jerry5867]

@@polytheneprentiss1534 She is such a great kid too. I mean she loves the Beatles. Nuff said.

[@wsshores3302]

It will get better, Crystal. My mom passed away last week and your videos have helped me. Know that what you do for us is meaningful. Or as the lads might say, the love you make is equal to the love you take.

[@CrystalShannon4]

Thank you ❤️

[@CrystalShannon4]

@@wsshores3302 I’m so sorry to hear about your mother. I know that a love that strong stays with you for life. Your time together will live on forever. I have found that remembering times that were not only happy but either filled with laughter or music are the ones I cling onto the most. Your mom is at peace now and can rest easy, especially having such a wonderful and thoughtful child, I know she is proud. ❤️

[@robertrouse4503]

Ringo's drumming in I Feel Fine is trend-making. He is a human metronome.

[@darshin95]

also the feedback at the beginning at the track

[@celt67]

That rendition of Long Tall Sally was done in ONE take. As for your personal situation, take your time....we'll all still be here when you get back.👍

[@michaelt6218]

One take -- that's so incredible. It's as if we're hearing a live performance, which in a sense we are. And it sounds absolutely perfect. I don't think there ever was a tighter band than the Beatles.

[@mgonzales56]

"If you don't want my peaches honey, Don't mess around my tree" Carl Perkins.

[@tonygatos1]

The Beatles have always been there for me during my darkest times in life. And they always will!

[@keymack2477]

RIP to your father Crystal - he sounds like a wonderful man and we are all poorer for no longer having him with us. My condolences to you and your family. I am pleased you are turning to Beatles music to help with your healing. "Yes It Is" is one of their most underrated songs, and the feedback at the start of "I Feel Fine" was the very first use of intentional feedback in a pop song. Your reactions to the music were spot on as usual! You are a treasure so I wish you godspeed with your healing. Peace,

[@CrystalShannon4]

Thank you so much. I can’t ever quite stress how amazing of a man my father was, there are just not enough words in the English language, I appreciate what you said about him- that makes my heart so full. I will continue to rely on the Beatles and their brilliant music forever to heal from this one.

[@steveleblanc7983]

When The Beatles left for Hamburg, no one knew who they were. When they returned to Liverpool after playing 6 hours a night their first gig was at Litherland Town Hall. They launched into Long Tall Sally and the crowd rushed the stage so fast the owner thought there was a brawl. Word soon got around about The Beatles.

[@fnjesusfreak]

I suppose "Long Tall Sally" shows just how much Paul admired Little Richard. "I'm Down" is Paul's attempt to write his own song in Little Richard's style. The "peaches" stanza in Matchbox wasn't part of the song as Carl Perkins wrote it. Also, Ringo messed up the first/last verse (it should be "I'm sitting here wondering, would a matchbox hold my clothes?") but it still manages to work. (It was harder to find song lyrics in 1964!)

[@zahincastro]

Remember, there is always a light that shines on you. Be well darling.

[@analogblues]

Shine until tomorrow. Let it be.

[@CrystalShannon4]

Beautiful ❤️ thank you

[@shielahaberecht3417]

That was brilliant, Crystal. And my condolences to you and your family. I've been dealing with Stage 4 cancer the last year, and it's effect is profound and earth-shattering to my reality. I imagine you are shaken in a similar way, but even worse. I am so very sorry .. it's clear from what you showed us that he loved you beyond words. My heart breaks with yours... God bless 🙏

[@CrystalShannon4]

Hi Shiela ❤️ It absolutely breaks my heart to hear that you are battling Stage 4 cancer. I hope you know how strong you are. We are both dealing with the horrifying and grim realities and darknesses that life throughs at us. Your kind words have brought me a lot of comfort and happiness. I am sending you so much love and I will be praying for your recovery.

[@shielahaberecht3417]

@@CrystalShannon4 Thank you, Crystal 💞... It's been a very hard year of chemo and radiation, but we've made progress and bought time. I love your video uploads on the Beatles.. I revel in your spontaneous and near instantaneous ability to get it, and celebrate joyfully at the discovery. It's beautiful.. you're so natural and gifted. I find i trust you and feel a musical kinship that really helps me right now. Their music is very healing..I have had very hard nights where I just cuddled around their music, embracing it to my soul.. and somehow enduring the pain and uncertainty. Thank you again for all the effort and skill you put into these... It's all become very important to me. I pray you are beginning to heal.. and find comfort. I am so sorry for your loss..

[@CrystalShannon4]

@@shielahaberecht3417 Hi my sweet Shiela, I was just thinking about you 💓 How are you????? I am hoping that you are well!!!

[@jnagarya519]

"She's a Woman" is an upbeat song -- but filled with 7th chords, which are endemic in blues. John LOVED discordance, dissonance; if he can find a place to play a 7th he'll do it. It adds grit, edge, a sublimated rough aggression.

[@SpaceCattttt]

The percussive bell you're referring to is nothing else but that most mythical of instruments: the COWBELL!

[@solidsimon3501]

Listening to them Live at the Hollywood Bowl will put a smile on your face I'm sure. Ringo's singing on ''Boys'' is outstanding.

[@mgonzales56]

Wow you and your dad seem like the perfect Daddy and his little girl. So sorry for your loss. Be strong, and our prayers are with you.

[@CrystalShannon4]

Thank you for saying that ❤️ I gotta tell you, there was a song that used to make me cry when I was very little and the opening lyrics were “there’s two things I know for sure, she was sent here from heaven and she’s daddy’s little girl.” And when I heard that, I knew that song was me and my father.

[@ianbarron606]

Hi Crystal. As someone who actually went to a beatles concert in 1963 in London where i grew up. I have really enjoyed your reactions.Spot on. 💜

[@magnus3369]

Little Richard was a huge influence on the Beatles. They opened for him in Hamburg.

[@home2039]

The amazing thing about them is they could not read a lick of music!! Just pure GENIUS!!!!!

[@fredkrissman6527]

It took me several yrs each when my parents passed (dad at age 59, and mom at 87)... And music really helped me through the process. The fact that your subbers get to benefit from your "musical medications" is an additional plus! Best wishes.

[@CrystalShannon4]

I’m so sorry to hear of the passing of both parents. This is way more difficult than anything I have ever been through. Anytime feels like the wrong time but I am deeply sorry to hear of your father’s young age. Mine was close as well, 63 years old and I had so hoped that he would have made it to 10000+. Best wishes to you.

[@markfoster5032]

Sorry for your loss. After your journey with the beatles has finished I would suggest you listen to the Electric light orchestra. John lennon once said that if the Beatles had stayed together the Electric light orchestra would have been the direction. You won't regret it.

[@greymattervandal]

"I Feel Fine" is the first Beatles song I can recall hearing, I think in the family wagon as a four-year old. It planted the seed of what would happen a couple of years later when I bought a used copy of "Help" and latched onto "Ticket To Ride". I've been in love with that style of pop since.

[@steelers6titles]

It was Little Richard's Specialty labelmate Larry Williams who received no fewer than three Beatle covers--"Dizzy Miss Lizzie", "Slow Down", and "Bad Boy", with Lennon singing lead on all three. (John also later did "Bony Moronie".)

[@ricknbacker5626]

Long Tall Sally (Key-G) is that Beatles rarity where both John (1st) and George (2nd) each have a guitar solo. I Call Your Name is the 1st new original song recorded after the Beatles Fen 9 1964 Ed Sullivan Show(s). George uses (for the first time on a record) his brand new Rickenbacker 360 -12 string guitar. A guitar he frequently uses on their mid summer 'A Hard Day's Night' album. The first 4 songs on PM's side 2 were from the EP 'Long Tall Sally released on June 19, 1964. Personally I believe I Feel Fine represents the crest of the Beatlemania wave world wide. It's a fantastic record, which includes Ringo's homage to Ray Charles' song 'What'd I Say. 'Yes It Is' is a remarkable B side (Ticket To Ride 4/19/65) I'm Down was recorded in only 2 takes. The record released was a hybrid of both versions, edited together halfway through the 2nd solo, before the outro. You're in my prayers Crystal, RNB (I've been there)

[@bradwilliams7198]

Sending wishes of comfort! You may not be in the mood for a song empathizing with your sorrow, but if you are, "Behind That Locked Door" (on All Things Must Pass) was written by George Harrison shortly after losing his mother.

[@scottborenstein8291]

Clever musicians is a huge understatement! Great review, Crystal. They are the greatest rock band to ever walk the earth. Did you know the University of Liverpool offers a Masters degree program studying the Fab Four. Take care.

[@TheWadetube]

The Beatles have music for everyone and have a soothing rhythm and melody for any pain. Your father teaches you how to swim and carries you forward and when you are ready lets you go. Now you have to swim on your own into the adventure that your own life will be. You honor your father by remembering his lessons, advice and character. We all carry the voices of past masters in our head whether a father or a Beatle, Something is one of those great healing songs. Check out Avonlea and drummer Sinna's version, it is quite pretty.

[@namesameasu]

Music is healing, and healing is music. So keep on healing! Great video!

[@davegaudet5419]

I'm sorry for your loss :( You are an attractive young girl with an old soul :)

[@justinballew9716]

Remember, it’s getting better all the time. Betterrrrrr Betterrrrrrr Betterrrrr ✌️

[@anthonys.2365]

You should watch them perform I’m Down live at Shea Stadium. John and George having a blast with each other as John goes nuts on keys as he felt naked without his guitar.

[@tarenahanson7818]

I saw them in 1966 in STL at the age of 14yo. I’m part of BEATLEMANIA HISTORY. My parents drove my sister & I five hrs to see them. This early songs can bring me up tears now bringing back these exact feelings of their music. Ur right on about their unique music & genus. ❤️🎵🇬🇧🌎🇺🇸🎵❤️

[@ChrisJohnsonChannel]

Love your discription of “yes it is” as being sentimental, like an old swing set ⭐️

[@squidkid2]

Take care of yourself and you'll get through these tough times. We've all lost someone dear to us and we think we'll never get through it but we do. Just remember the good things about your dad. I'm sure he's still looking out for you and he would want his child to be happy not sad. If he was the good person you say he was then I'm sure he's in a better place now. Your job is to live your life the way he raised you to and make him proud.

[@bradwilliams7198]

12:03 They accidentally generated feedback in the studio by leaving one of their instruments too close to the speaker, and liked the sound. After George Martin explained how feedback worked, they spent quite a while trying to re-create and perfect the sound for the song intro.

[@270yis7]

"She's a Woman" sounds even more exciting live than it does in the studio version. Check out the version they performed at the Hollywood Bowl in 1965.

[@jwb932]

Agreed!

[@youngbloodk]

I really like Paul's 1991 unplugged version of She's A Woman. The piano really comes out in that version.

[@270yis7]

@@jwb932 Live, the band whipped the crowd into a greater frenzy when Paul went into the outro "she's a woman" chorus, which would in turn goose the band on. They typically played it as the second song of the concert after warming up with an abbreviated version of "Twist and Shout" during those 1965 shows.

[@jnagarya519]

"Long Tall Sally" shows "The Beatles" as a kick-ass band.

[@Goodall10]

Listening to I'm Down while sitting in the corner on the floor is a little on the nose, but it's okay. ;) My mom passed when I was a teenager, and The Beatles are one of my big connections to her. One of the things about their catalogue is whether you need something up beat to cheer you up, or you need something more melancholy to just feel, they've got you covered. I wish you all the best!

[@fredneecher1746]

"f you don't want my peaches, honey, please don't shake my tree"

[@geoffmower8729]

In the song ...YES IT IS... George is using a foot controlled volume control to make the sound on the guitar. He did this by playing the note while the volume was down and then bringing it up after playing the note was struck. It gives it an almost synth sound.

[@jeffreykennedy1266]

‘I Feel Fine’ is maybe the first example of any band using and recording feedback as part of a song…

[@musicmysterylee]

Hi Crystal, I'm a life long Beatles fan and I have played along to the songs for years but your videos shed new light on them and bring them to life in a new way. Having just lost my father you are brightening my days. Amazing channel thank you so much. 🙏

[@erikdolnack2737]

I remember when my father had a heart attack and was in the hospital. I was just discovering the Beatles Rubber Soul album at that time. Rubber Soul helped me get through that difficult time in my life.

[@juancarlos23alva]

What a beauty this girl, so insightfull and clever remarks on the greatest band of the last century! Il hope you find your inner peace and see the future with optimism is never easy in these times but it's worth to stand for it.

[@paulknight9998]

21:38 "You know, just casually improving upon those old Beatles songs a little bit..." 💯

[@jwb932]

Thanks for being there for us, Crystal! We'll try to be here for you too.

[@margaretkichenama2040]

Your beautiful healing words have brought solace to all who have loved and loss. Cherished Memories Remain in Our Hearts ♥️

[@mgonzales56]

"I Feel Fine" First time feedback was used on a record. Was done by accident during an early take by Paul hitting a string on his bass, causing John's or George's guitar to feedback. They liked it so much they used it on the record.

[@sourisvoleur4854]

I'm sorry about your loss, Crystal. I lost my dad about 5 years ago and I still can hardly believe he's gone. I send my wishes and prayers for you to move past bitter pain and into peace and loving memories. May he rest in peace, and may his memory be eternal.

[@Dutchie_Gijs]

You're such a pure human being Crystal! I'm sorry you're going through a really tough time... Hopefully music will be able to cheer you up from time to time. P.S. you're looking great!

[@CrystalShannon4]

Thank you, I appreciate your sweetness. Truly grateful for the time you have taken out of your day to watch and be so supportive and send me healing words.

[@BigToeify]

Just a big thank you for this slice of joy today.

[@mafay28]

Crystal, watching these videos of your reactions and analysis, and mainly, your feelings when listening to The Beatles makes me very, very happy! Thank you and sending all the love to you from Brazil!

[@chicagojon1972]

Losing my father in my 20s was the most traumatic experience of my life. It gets better, slowly, but it gets better.

[@fewwiggle]

Hi Crystal -- so glad to see you, and another fantastic job of breaking down the songs :-) Seeing you is therapy for us -- so I know that will be reflected in faster healing for you -- luv u kiddo!!!

[@docsavage8640]

Your descriptions of sounds are second to none. Very good imagery.

[@barbarjinx3802]

Sorry you’re hurting but I’m happy they are helping you heal. Part of their magic. Another band that helps you to feel good about life and music is Phish. No chemicals needed. Masterful musicians who creat joy with notes.

[@peterbadore1338]

These mostly-rocking songs are just what you need to lift yourself up. Stay strong my dear - I lost my dad when I was twelve.

[@charlesbecker6305]

Thanks for the review, but mostly for your honest sensitivity, your heart! 💛💛💛 Nothing but love for you...

[@Dave_D.]

I think he says..."If you don't want my peaches, honey, please don't shake my tree."

[@scottiethegreat74]

I hope after you have worked your way through all the albums of the Beatles, you are going to sit down and watch the anthology videos!! No reaction needed, just sit and watch it for yourself, you won't be sorry!! It is a truly fantastic story!! As always, great reaction!! Love to hear your take on the music I have loved all my life!! 😃😃

[@scottiethegreat74]

And if you would like to hear more Beatles covers, check out the Beatles "Live At The BBC" album!!

[@Sweetish_Jeff_]

You can definitely hear the evolution of The Beatles sound from the early days to the next phase of their career. “I Feel Fine” was definitely a shift in that direction. The middle part in “I Call Your Name” is one of the first sounds of ska. Lennon thought “Yes It Is” was a poor rewrite of “This Boy”, but I disagree. I think it’s better, more complex, and I love “This Boy”.

[@ashleyribbons7485]

So sorry about the loss of your dad. He is with you pushing you on the swing set. You understand the heart, soul and mind of the Beatles, which is to your credit as well as to the credit of your dad. Don’t go away, Crystal! I love your broadcasts!

[@tomdegan6924]

Thank you again, Crystal. I am learning a lot.!

[@davidmarsden9800]

There's a video on KZbin of the Beatles in 1963 on a Swedish TV music show called Drop In and they play live a set of these songs including Long Tall Sally. It's well worth watching to experience the early touring days of the Beatles.

[@brianfisher6165]

My parent are gone a long time. I was 24 when my dad passed and 32 when my mom passed. I was lucky and grateful to have them as long as I did, remember nothing is promised, make everyday, every moment count, it goes by insanely fast!!! Next thing you know your 60, Time does heal. There isn't a day that goes by that I don't apply my parents advice, love and jokes with a smile and great appreciation!!! Peace ❤👍👌✌

[@jerryduncan8832]

I grew up with this (teens). Thank you Crystal, you bring the life back to all this. Really happy I found this channel. Peace

[@stuartakers7642]

Hi Crystal, your video reviews of the Beatles are wonderful, thank you so much for providing such an honest take on their songs, they’re great to watch. Sorry to hear about the loss of your father. I have nothing to say that could possibly make you feel better, but know that over time, it will get better. I lost my father many years ago and it’s only time that makes the hurt diminish somewhat.

[@salparadise8581]

Appreciate you're insightful and poetic narrative on these Beatle tunes that I have admired especially "Yes it is" for its mournful and yearning quality, never mind the brilliant 3 part harmony and volume swells on the lead guitar lines! Thanks Crystal

[@albertschepis]

I've never come to like a person quicker and deeper than spending today with you Crystal. I've binged your videos all day, and I felt your pain here when you said that you don't know what day you're on. Please take care, rest up and know that you're already the best thing to hit youtube in a long time, so don't hurry on our account. You've already given us plenty, though am looking forward to more. I'm already more than happy with all you've done. Best musical group analyzed by the best (analyzer?).

[@cliveradford5407]

Dear Crystal, For one so young, you have an excellent appreciation of the Fabs. It's been a pleasure listening to your take on these numbers. Keep it up. Well done. Kind regards, Clive Radford

[@billybletsos4758]

So sorry for your loss Crystal. Your videos are awesome

[@dstmars1]

Nice to see someone from your generation rediscover groups like Beatles. As you listen to their music keep in mind that in 1964 this music was ground-breaking for its time. Never-before-heard music like this. It was a frenzy. An awakening of unlimited possibilities that pop music could open for modern music. The Beatles single-handily changed the course of music for the next generation and beyond. And we knew it as history unfolded before our very eyes.

[@gettingkilt]

So sorry for your loss and I know you miss your dear dad. Take your time.

[@carlosguerreiro6029]

Yeahhhhh you came back, such a joy! My fave reaction person in the whole youtube world! Reeeeally love all your reactions! Sad to hear about your dad, i know the sad feeling never gonna leave you, mom and dad are the most important people in our life,and really i cant imagine your inner feelings but music is the best healing and i hope the future bring better things to you, for now i just enjoy the joy that you bring with your master reaction

[@Toomaletoopaletoostale]

I’m addicted to hearing your analysis. You are special.

[@doomsdaylibrary9442]

You are so cool buddy. I find it strangely relaxing to listen to you discuss music. It's like we speak the same language, it's refreshing and uplifting. Thank you!

[@quietwoodworking]

My thoughts and prayers are with you. The first note on I Feel Fine was purposely incorporated using feedback. The Beatles learned about feedback when John leaned his semi-acoustic guitar against an amp and they were blown away by the sound it made. Mrs. Robinson was recorded about 5 years later after I Feel Fine.

[@pelaronson4086]

..just brilliant ! XXX

[@gustavorey4217]

I'm glad that you are hanging in there. I know it's not easy by any means. Plus Beatles music will never let you down.

[@magazinekitchen]

My condolences and thoughts are with you. Take all the time you need, those of us who care about you and your videos will still be here for you.

[@whichgodofthousandsmeansno5306]

Listening to this and knowing how young they were you have to give credit the way they sang their asses off. No fear.. they just went for it all out. And fortunately for them and everyone who appreciates it, it worked. This is their earlier material where they were not nearly as experimental musically but vocally it was just balls to the wall. That's not easy and they did it song after song but almost make it seem easy.

[@buzzbates861]

I think it is amazing that there are so many 'reaction' videos to the Beatles by young people. And their reactions tend to be one of respect and love for the Beatles. It is always wonderful to see their first reaction to songs such as 'Eleanor Rigby' or albums such as 'Abbey Road'. And I agree with this young lady - the Beatles music can be a wonderful medicine for mental health issues.

[@TTM9691]

I love how you're noticing Ringo's rockin' drum performance on "Slow Down"! Love those fills. The original version by Larry WIlliams has great fills from the great Earl Palmer; Ringo does completely different fills that are just as effective and rocking. Ringo rocks just as hard on "Long Tall Sally". Ironically enough, Earl Palmer played drums on the original of that one too, and once again, Ringo plays it completely different, taking a more "thunderous" approach. Watching your face during "Slow Down" was priceless! I'd have loved to have been at the 60s beach party you described!! :D

[@thJune-ze7dn]

I really hope you are okay. Your videos are wonderful and we all really appreciate you making them. We'll always be here.

[@TheEWFX29]

Your editing of the music has improved immensely from the beginning. I must say it went from not good to totally enjoyable and able to accent your points on harmony or instrumentation or lyrics. Your work improves with each video. Well done. I also offer my deepest condolences to you at this time. As someone who also lost my dad you will always miss them but you always have the memories that will never go away. My best to you and your family.

[@amymills2413]

Sorry about the loss of your father. Great job on the reactions. Love it!

[@NigelT57]

'She's a Woman' only goes to prove that Paul's statement of 'John has the best right hand in the business' was correct. The rhythm playing is just as metronomic as Ringo's drumming.

[@joerusso949]

You picked the right time to react to the genius of the Beatles. They’re music has a healing quality to it. I’ve leaned on them through the years in my darkest hours. They’ve always shined a light on me, and helped me through it. Sorry for what you’re going through, thoughts and prayers to you and your family. I lost my Father in May and your video’s of your reaction to my favorite band, helps me get out of my head and actually enjoy something. I thank you for that.

[@ChrisJohnsonChannel]

You’ve surpassed 50k views for your Sgt. Pepper vid ⭐️

[@270yis7]

When you have time and are in the right frame of mind, Crystal, check out the movie EIGHT DAYS A WEEK, a 2015 documentary directed by Ron Howard that covers the Beatles' notable live performances from their years as a touring band. Never before have general audiences been able to see and hear the Beatles perform live better than in that film. The highlight is their 1965 performance at Shea Stadium in New York City.

[@ivanlvianna1]

Crystal Hope you’re doing fine, and your world has became a new one, that one that your father always want for you. I recently found you and your Beatles Reactions and it’s been a wonderful surprise to me - actually, a present - see and hear your thoughts about each Beatles songs. Love the way you scrutinize each part of the songs. Love the way how you interact so deeply with them. Love the way how you easily show your feelings (as in “She’s leaving home”)… And love when you appear without any make-up in video. You are so beautiful naturally, congratulations!👏🏻 Please, keep up making the world happier and full of love!❤️

[@steelers6titles]

"I'm Down" was the B-side to the "Help!" single. The Beatles closed concerts with it in their touring days.

[@TTM9691]

Oh my god, Crystal, so good to see you.

[@markstanley565]

If you don’t want my peaches don’t mess around my tree

[@kobcritic624]

Hope ur doing ok and glad this is helping u :) excited for you to hear some of their earlier albums

[@bagelj]

All my family members are gone and it’s just me. I’m okay with it now. Once the feeling of loss is gone in it’s own time you will have the many smiles and joy of the memories you had with your father. Stories to tell others. That’s what keeps them alive and never gone. Peace, Love, and Healing to you Crystal.

[@johnyarusso4953]

You will get through this Crystal because you are wonderful. I can relate believe me. I played In my life 20 times when my life was where you are right now. Peace and love 💘

[@joshuaahn8182]

I'm sorry you're going through the worst month / time of your life. This happened to me about four months ago. Things will get better. There's something very amazing about you. Hopping for the best for you.

[@edwardthorne9875]

The hardest part is almost over, healing takes time, and small projects like this one will help. Beatles were all about love and sorrow, but here comes the sun. Thank you for sharing your heart with us. Now can we go to the sock hop?

[@jimdev81]

Thanks for your usual enjoyable video…I hope it helps a little to know, although I obviously don’t know you, you strike me as a positive, upbeat, optimistic person, and I believe and hope you’ll move past this shadow of darkness to a brighter, better tomorrow…this music has been a companion, an advisor, and a joy to behold and ease me through uncertain times, and I hope you find the same comfort. My best young lady and I’m confident you have the tools to help you navigate forward!