The Beatles - Hey Jude REACTION ONE OF THE BEST SONGS I'VE EVER HEARD

[@dubzer0649]

I hope you Guys Enjoy this Video. Check out the Beatles A Day in the Life here kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXeupmCln957d6s

[@ripsnort8194]

I live just down the road from them seriously

[@porflepopnecker4376]

No matter when a person was born, the Beatles are never before their time.

[@dubzer0649]

Yes they are pretty awesome

[@musicianwren9248]

I feel this is a truth that should be engraved somewhere. ...

[@mikephillips8810]

Great comment

[@Defcon6]

Unless you were born before their time

[@FaZeDuSk]

That my friend is because they precisely were their time literature. They embodied that decades musical evolution.

[@sciwiz57]

The Beatles weren’t a band they were a miracle

[@dubzer0649]

Got to do more Beatles reactions

[@debbiechang5781]

The best band on the planet. Their music is all about feeling good. “For well you know that it’s a fool who plays it cool by making his world a little colder.” Genius lyrics. 😇

[@dubzer0649]

Yea they are pretty amazing no doubt

[@AndrewLakeUK]

Taxman?

[@debbiechang5781]

Taxman is very humorous. It makes me laugh. Hence, feel good. Hey, I’m not saying they didn’t write some sad songs but the majority of their music is profoundly positive.

[@markwilliams5606]

There the Greatest Band ever! ✌️🍷🙏

[@briandonovan1584]

My favorite line ... Simple but brilliant.

[@mikewarker4445]

No matter who you are when the ending chorus starts you re drawn in magically. That’s greatness unmatched

[@michaelrush3403]

Just the human race smiling singing and clapping in harmony. What the hell are we doing to each other America? Nobody’s last words on their death bed is gonna be “ I wish I spent more time being angrier and arguing with more hate towards others “. 50+ years ago and The Beatles are still correct All you need is LOVE.

[@deargdoom8743]

What a great comment. The world has been in a sorrier place since the Beatles split.

[@loutowers6529]

They just pick you up and carry you away. For a few minutes, you forget who you are.

[@dubzer0649]

Yea they are amazing loving the Beatles

[@alienadokk9060]

Good reaction. Try "Here Comes the Sun", "A Day in The Life" and "Yesterday" by the Beatles too.

[@dubzer0649]

Ok I’ll def do that thanks for the recommendation

[@shaunellis3060]

@@dubzer0649 also strawberry fields is worth checking out.

[@thomastimlin1724]

#1 for 9 weeks, in fall 1968. Many thought the Beatles were finished, fans, naysayers, and the press...then they came out with this and blew their ass away and shut them up for good...

[@dubzer0649]

Wow that’s amazing don’t ever sleep on the Beatles

[@ddiamondr1]

The Beatles is the deepest well there is. There are some good Beatles docs on KZbin that illuminate their journey from Liverpool, Hamburg and on out to the world. I grew up in a rocky mountain town in Canada. My mom bought the first Beatles album that was sold in our town. It was the album hard days night. And it was the talk of the town that my mom bought that album LOL. The boys looked different, they sounded different, nobody was like them. But my mom was a musician and a forward thinking woman. She loves them still at 90. They could do anything. They did everything. A lot of their music tells stories about characters like polythene Pam, Mean Mr Mustard, Eleanor Rigby, Maxwell, Rocky Racoon, The Sun King etc etc. They completely revolutionized music. NOTHING was the same. The Beatles led, everyone else followed.

[@raenellefisher8514]

Since you're a newbie to the Beatles, consider doing them somewhat in chronological order. They changed a lot over time, and you can get a feel for the leaps in creativity they made over their career by listening to them more in the order they came out. It's especially important for this group, because what they were doing was so original, so mind-blowing, that it affected all the music and culture around them. For five years, music and culture followed the Beatles. Period.

[@dubzer0649]

Ok thanks for the advice I’ll try and do it that way

[@michaelhoward900]

Every band, every musician in this day and age owes homage to the Beatles, They say the standard for all that came afterward.

[@eduardooscar309]

Hello, nice to see you And congratulations for you first reaction to BEATLES songs I'm a BEATLES fan for fifty years, I listen Them just after the end of the group And follow Yours solo careers And enjoy with Paul McCartney in your last visit to my country Argentina two years ago I look in your playlist that You reacts to some groups or bands, but don't do to ABBA songs Now I ask you ... did you hear ABBA? ABBA was a successful Swedish pop group between 1972/1982 They was two couples: two man songwriters two woman singers ABBA had more than 20 worldwide hits, included Mamma Mía Fernando Dancing Queen Take a chance on me Chiquitita ABBA was famous when They won the Eurovision Song Contest in England 1974 between 17 songs of all Europe with your iconic "Waterloo" ABBA in 70s, like BEATLES in 60s, is a kind of the greatest músic that never dies I hope that You included ABBA songs in your future reactions You can take each one of the list that I give Your biggest hit was Dancing Queen Very good week for You Kind regards from Buenos Aires, Argentina

[@dubzer0649]

Def will be doing these songs thanks for the suggestions

[@davidb1038]

I've listened to the Beatles all my life and I still find it amazing that there are people in this world who have never heard a Beatles song.

[@dubzer0649]

Yea I am just now really listening to them more to come stay tuned

[@aragorn1ring]

only The Beatles can sing na na na nana na for 4 minutes. Guaranteed you can also sing that in public and someone will say "Hey Jude!" Thats what The Beatles did 60 years ago that lives today.

[@lt6134]

My earliest memory is watching The Beatles on Ed Sullivan in 1964. Love when Paul plays Hey Jude live & he lets 50,000 sing the na na’s. So many great songs to react to. Maybe “Yesterday” or “Eleanor Rigby” Thanks for sharing your reaction!❤️

[@dubzer0649]

Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed more Beatles to come Forsure

[@laurablassberg8559]

The Beatles are historically one of the best bands ever. My aunt played them constantly when I was very young. Til the day she passed she was playing their music.

[@dubzer0649]

Oh I’m sorry to hear that

[@laurablassberg8559]

@@dubzer0649 it’s ok. When I hear one of their songs I think of her

[@barbarascotto3873]

@@laurablassberg8559 correction, The Beatles are historically THE best band ever.

[@91dodgespiritrt]

"The Beatles are historically one of the best bands ever." Correction: THE GREATEST band ever. Unless you can - or know of a band - that can do better - they were "historically" the best ever that lasted only about 8 very short years. And Paul McCartney was the greatest songwriter/musician-in the last 50 years.

[@phengkimving]

@Laura Blassberg, For me the Beatles aren't historically one of the best bands ever, they're historically the best band ever. Sorry about your aunt's passing. Just knowing that she played Beatles' music constantly even till the day she passed makes me miss her deeply.

[@laminage]

This was the first time in years they were on TV. This song was inspired when John Lennon's Eldest Son Julian was upset over his parents impending divorce. Paul wrote it to cheer him up originally called "Hey Jules" but it became "Hey Jude", Paul didn't want to release it but when John & Yoko Ono heard it, they loved it, they released it in August 1968, and it made History by being one of the first Songs in Music at that time that went over the 3 1/2 Minute Mark, no other Song did that with the exception of "Good Vibrations" by The Beach Boys, and Papa Was A Rolling Stone By The Temptations. They bought the house down.

[@dubzer0649]

This was super cool I really enjoyed this

[@mainmac]

What about Dylan's Like a Rolling Stone?

[@papercup2517]

IIRC, the audience was gathered by issuing an open, free invitation to all the residents of the fairly low socio-economic area surrounding the TV studio where this was to be filmed , which is how they got such a diversity of races, religions, ages, etc. The rest were from a group of die-hard fans, mostly young girls, affectionately dubbed the 'Apple Scruffs' who used to hang around outside the Beatles' Apple Corps office building in the hopes of a glimpse and even at times a little conversation with their idols.. (The young lady sitting up close to Paul at the piano and gazing up at him may have been one of this group.) The older gentleman looking very happy with the flowers in his hair was a homeless guy who they'd met while he was busking, and taken under their wing. The recording was done over the course of several hours, with multiple retakes, thus what you see is, I think, an edit from all the assembled footage. The performance was broadcast as part of a high-rating UK TV interview and entertainment show called the David Frost Show - that's DF in the blue suit introducing them, while they fool around at the beginning. :-)

[@robertsaul234]

The world was in black & white (seemingly). After The Beatles arrived, it was in color. With every song or album release, they pointed way that music was headed. The audience was invited off the street and it was choreographed that they show up at that moment.

[@dubzer0649]

That’s really cool 😎 thanks for the info

[@user-ky6vw5up9m]

You are thinking about colour TV

[@robertsaul234]

@@user-ky6vw5up9m Notice the word "seemingly". I was writing metaphorically if you are capable of seeing that.

[@user-ky6vw5up9m]

No it was only TV that was black and white

[@bl7828]

“In 1964, The Beatles produced an act of defiance which ultimately made a huge step toward fighting racial segregation. The band, with thousands of people waiting with bated breath, refused to play a show that had split the audience by race without their consent. Showing their support for the US civil rights movement, the iconic Liverpool four-piece refused to perform to a segregated concert at the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, Florida. As the pressure of The Beatles’ act of defiance threatened to boil over, officials at the concert eventually allowed the segregated audience to merge together.” Upon entering the stage, John Lennon said: “We never play to segregated audiences and we aren’t going to start now.” I’d sooner lose our appearance money,” he added. In 1964. These guys were real ones.

[@bl7828]

People say “oh yeah they were ahead of their time musically” but had the social views of the time. The Beatles were TRULY ahead of their time.

[@davidbweiner]

As an aside... their song "Blackbird" from the White Album was written as a reaction and in support of the Civil Rights Movement on the mid-60s. The music is influenced by Bach but the lyrics are for their support of Civil Rights. Because they were the biggest band of all time, their stand against segregation forced the end of segregated music concerts in the US.

[@blueleonblue4681]

The Beatles are the best band ever listen to "let it be", yesterday ,all you need is love or something in the way the list is endless they are all out of this world and timeless

[@petejones879]

Their best song ever in my opinion.. And no matter what Gender or race or musical taste You cannot help but join in on the na na na na part and go with the flow of the song

[@cspringer333]

You should start with the early Beatles and go through their progression that changed the world.

[@dubzer0649]

Ok I’ll do that thanks for suggesting

[@SAK1855]

@@dubzer0649 I suggest a different approach. Their early stuff sounds so antiquated now, whereas their later stuff has a more timeless quality (or in some cases still sounds daring). Go with the later classics and then eventually get to the early stuff to be wowed by how much they developed in so short a time. Start with songs like Let It Be, A Day in the Life, Come Together, Something, Strawberry Fields Forever, Penny Lane, Yesterday (early but the most covered song of all time by any artist), While My Guitar Gently Weeps ... And you can get into the cool later stuff that wasn’t a hit but everyone thinks is cool, like Tomorrow Never Knows, I Am the Walrus, Helter Skelter, I Want You (She’s So Heavy). Somewhere in there you can do early stuff like I Want to Hold Your Hand and She Loves You for comparison - it’s joyful and great - but get a sense of their timeless stuff first.

[@michaelperrillo5420]

Up to you they have 300 good songs and another 300 with their solo music. They are the best music entity in the history of rock/pop music. There is no close second. Keep listening.

[@dubzer0649]

Going to try and do 2 Beatles songs this week

[@winterdock]

beatles 1 was the best selling album of the 21rst century's first decade 30 to 40 years after breaking up in 1970

[@home2624]

Dub Zero great reaction. Welcome to The Beatles. You are in for a real treat. The way the Beatles music evolved in what was really a very short time is just unbelievable, from rock n roll through virtually any genre you can think of. I'll leave it to others to suggest songs for you to react to. All I will say is I have enjoyed their music for over 50 years and I still get a thrill listening now. That's the Beatles.

[@dubzer0649]

Thanks for the welcome more to come stay tuned. I appreciate the information too love learning new stuff

[@moanman1776]

The coolest thing about this reaction vid was actually WATCHING YOU become a new Beatles fan! Join the club. It has MILLIONS!

[@dubzer0649]

Haha thanks I really liked this one and loving the Beatles what should I do next?

[@moanman1776]

@@dubzer0649 "Paperback Writer" was a kidhood favorite. "Michelle" Paul leading & very romantic-sounding. "Something" a lyrical classic. "Get Back" has a cool groove. "Norwegian Wood" Lennon's best solo. Any five fans would probably name 5 other songs. Enjoy!

[@filipe-]

5:15 Yes this was a live TV show, vocals are live, instrumental is pre-recorded.

[@dubzer0649]

Oh ok 👌 thanks for the information love learning new stuff

[@ammaleslie509]

Not true. It was all live. There is an orchestra sitting behind them.

[@johnandrews3151]

The single, Hey Jude, was the biggest selling single the Beatles ever had in the USA. It was #1 on the pop singles chart for 9 weeks straight. Check out the studio version to hear the difference compared to this live television performance.

[@dubzer0649]

Oh wow 🤩 that’s amazing I loved this song especially how the crowd interacted

[@halweiss8671]

The producer told them that there was no way a radio station would play a seven and a half minute song like this. John Lennon said, “They will if it’s us.”

[@xchiro1818]

This was done on the David Frost show, which was a very popular "chat show" in the 60s & 70s. The first little ditty they played here was their cover of the show's intro theme song.

[@dubzer0649]

Oh ok that’s pretty awesome. Thanks for the info

[@robertm7071]

I was lucky enough to have lived through the release of every one of their songs (and all the other ones by innumerable fantastic groups of that period) when growing up in London in the 60s. What a blessing.

[@Nj-mt6bz]

If you get the chance you should listen to either the song “something” or “a day in the life” by them.

[@dubzer0649]

Ok I can def do that

[@philipcochran1972]

The Beatles refused to play to segregated audiences in the USA. Can you imagine that in the 1860s? Try the Beatles singing 'Let it be' and 'Yesterday'.

[@WorldwideWyatt]

From 1966-1976 Paul McCartney was otherworldly. His voice was just incredible live or in the studio with the Beatles, with Wings, and by himself; his melodies will live forever. (This clip is taped backing instruments and live vocals)

[@dubzer0649]

Hey thanks for the information and for watching this one I appreciate it

[@chrisnewman7281]

There is a large backstory to how this music clip was filmed. Highly recommend the podcast nothing is real where they spend a few hours talking about the inspiration for the song and leading through to how this music clip was filmed.

[@janiceduke1205]

Paul McCartney wrote this as "Hey Jules," a song meant to comfort John Lennon's 5-year-old son Julian as his parents were getting a divorce. The change to "Jude" was inspired by the character "Jud" in the musical (McCartney loves show tunes) In 1987 Julian ran into Paul in New York City when they were staying at the same hotel and he finally heard Paul tell him the story of the song firsthand. He admitted to Paul that growing up, he'd always felt closer to him than to his own father. In Steve Turner's book , Julian said: "Paul told me he'd been thinking about my circumstances, about what I was going through and what I'd have to go through. Paul and I used to hang out quite a bit - more than Dad and I did... There seem to be far more pictures of me and Paul playing at that age than me and Dad. I've never really wanted to know the truth of how Dad was and how he was with me. There was some very negative stuff - like when he said that I'd come out of a whisky bottle on a Saturday night. That's tough to deal with. You think, where's the love in that? It surprises me whenever I hear the song. It's strange to think someone has written a song about you. It still touches me." The Muppets did a parody of this (and tribute to healthy eating) called "Hey Food."

[@daletwin1]

I also think about many of the things you mentioned in your comment about Julian Lennon. I think it's sad Paul wrote a song about John's son and he didn't. I remember John saying in an interview that he felt the song was also a message to him and about him. Personally I would have felt some embarrassment if I was John realizing someone else thought more about what my son was going through than I did.

[@robertsaul234]

Paul has been qouted that the first line was about Julian and the rest was about himself and his burgeoning relationship with Linda.

[@emcsquare5045]

@@daletwin1 was beautiful boy about him, or Sean?

[@daletwin1]

@@emcsquare5045 it was about Sean. I am sure that also hurt Julian. He never wrote a sing about Julian but he writes a song about his other son.

[@elliegonzales8212]

Absolutely. And Lennon really loved the lyrics even though he knew Paul was throwing shade his way: ” For well you know that it's a fool who plays it cool by making his world a little colder. Speaking of the divorce from the ever loyal Cynthia and abandoning Julian to get with what John considered the "cool" artist Yoko.

[@ammaleslie509]

The "second half" is almost a song of its own... Hypnotizing...!

[@ProdigyBowlersTour]

Paul wrote Hey Jude for John's son Julian (who was often called Jude) when John and his first wife were going through a divorce. This song spent a remarkable 9 weeks at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. All the goofing around prior to when Paul starts singing the song with the words "Hey Jude..." was just them being goofballs. This was the biggest hit single they ever released. At the time of its release, the song's length of 7:11 was one of the longest ever sent to Top 40 radio, back when the format was more accustomed to playing singles that were 3 minutes or less. But the song was so popular, they had no choice but to play it.

[@janettemasiello5560]

Excellent info-capsule of this song

[@jakesam33]

Great story Paul told was how he would be outside playing with Julian and John asked how he did that. John never really played with him.

[@marniethedyslexic6445]

Great reaction. Paul McCartney at his finest. Jude is Julian Lennon-John Lennon‘s son, the Beatle with the long hair and Round glasses. After John and Yoko first got together(John’s new wife) trying to tell him it would be OK. If you’re not Singing or humming this song by the end you may not have a soul. Other Beatles song to check out! Here comes the sun written by George Harrison. Good job I loved it😀👍❤️✌️🌼

[@SASKOWWE]

You have to listen to Come Together, A day in the life, In my life, Help and there are loads more that I'm sure people will recommend. Most influential band ever

[@dubzer0649]

Ok I’ll do that for my next Beatles reaction

[@trevorholden7423]

Pau's commitment to this song was as precious and heartfelt as you would ever expect to find...

[@dubzer0649]

Great song 🎧 Really enjoyed

[@tammecekus4953]

The Beatles Were The Greatest Band Ever. They were never afraid of their fans. As you can see in this video. There are so many more of their songs you need to listen too.

[@dubzer0649]

Def more of them to come

[@santangelogaia19]

They are great... But their fans are just too crazy and aggressive with other bands 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@skolex33]

Tavistock social engineering project.

[@loosilu]

Their fans killed one of them and tried unsuccessfully to kill another one.

[@BrendanBrown1]

Top 5 smooth Beatles songs with undeniably entrancing melodies: 1. Hey Jude 2. In My Life 3. Here Comes The Sun 4. Golden Slumbers 5. Let It Be Obviously, any real Beatles fan knows I left off about 100-150 songs that are just as melodically pleasing lol.

[@dubzer0649]

Thanks for this list I should have some Beatles dropping next week

[@maryelljazz]

what's happening on stage is a whole generation that believed that peace and love was possible amongst all of humanity and this band was their greatest representatives...and the greatest band ever

[@michaelfrazia4569]

paul mccartney is on the mt Rushmore of musicians in popular music. A rock icon of the highest order...amazing song writer, voice of an angel on some songs and a ripping hard rock voice on others, phenomenal bass player capable of playing many other instruments, and a career spanning almost 60 years...there is noone on the planet that has had a better career or more of an impact on popular music then this man

[@daletwin1]

By the way as good as this version is I like the album version better because Paul McCartney sings it even better on that version than he does on this live version. There's a lot of amazing screams and improvisations on the recorded version. Make sure you check that version out as well.

[@dubzer0649]

Ok I’ll pencil it in, so many great songs to look at

[@daletwin1]

@@dubzer0649 many great songs by them. In 8 years they put out over 200 songs. Many of them big hits. No group as ever done that before or after them.

[@daletwin1]

@@dubzer0649 one other thing, The Beatles were known for having a great sense of humor. They were messing around at the beginning of this video trying to sound awful and David Frost was playing along with them acting like it sounded great. I notice that a lot of first time listeners, such as yourself, have a look on your face like: "What is going on here? This is the greatest rock group in history?" When they first start out fooling around. It was just an act.

[@trevorholden7423]

Hey Jude is quite possibly the best ever song created in 50 years of song composition..

[@dubzer0649]

It is pretty amazing I really enjoyed this video

[@daletwin1]

You need to do a reaction to let it be, come together, something, yesterday and here comes the Sun by The Beatles.

[@dubzer0649]

Ok 👌 I will do that I’m feeling them

[@daletwin1]

@@dubzer0649 many young people on youtube do first time reactions to those Beatles' songs and I have watched many of them and they always love them and want to hear more. You will realize why they are considered by most people as the best rock band of all time. And also please listen to the RECORDED version of Hey Jude to hear Paul McCartney do his amazing vocal screams and improvisations. They are better than they were on this life performance. It really makes the song. One last thing, if you want to hear what is considered the first heavy metal song ever recorded do a reaction to HELTER SKELTER. Paul sings that song, too. (Make sure it's the White Album version)

[@mrsseasea]

Such a big heart Paul has for John’s son to put together a song for him showing support for his mom and dads split.

[@dubzer0649]

Yes love the Beatles

[@jennhurl]

Hey Karltin! This was on my next list of songs I am saving for you! We can check ✔ it right off! The Beatles are always on the top of the list as the best band & most influential band in history. That is the legendary Sir Paul McCartney at the piano. Check out Paul & Michael Jackson in their song together "Say, Say, Say" together. It's quite an honor to have Paul sing with you - even for MJ. The man sitting in the round glasses on the beautiful Stratocaster guitar was the one & only John Lennon. John was fatally shot in the back five times by a fan. Now that you know that heartbreaking fact, please add his iconic song "Imagine" to your list. It's such a beautiful song, Karltin. The lyrics to it still hold as much weight in 2021 as they did in 1968. His contribution to music can not be overstated. My two other favorite Beatles songs are: - Come Together (super funky) - Let It Be (very beautiful)

[@dubzer0649]

Def more Beatles to come I’ll add those songs to the list.

[@dubzer0649]

List is so crazy now lol I love it

[@sarahjane7865]

I second Say,Say,Say 😍

[@barbsmith5465]

Live performance. No matter when you were born The Beatles started it All.

[@michaelsander6039]

Such a beautiful song. Another great song you should check out is “Imagine” by John Lennon. John is the guy in this video with the round glasses and one of the main members of the Beetles. Sadly he was assassinated on December 8, 1980 in front of his residence in New York City by some crazy fan. He wrote the song “Imagine” so that listeners could imagine a world at peace without the barriers of borders or the divisions of religion and nationality and to consider the possibility that the whole of humanity would live unattached to material possessions(looked up description of song on Wiki). Enjoy and keep these awesome reactions coming.Be well brother.🤙

[@ittamandarano289]

If you listen to music of the early 1960s it wasn't that good...At first when the beatles came out they did some cover songs of artists they loved Elvis, Buddy Holly but also started to write their own songs (rarely done before by a band). They came out with a new sound and influenced ands that came after. They stopped touring in1966 and became a studio band and did a lot of experimentation. The reason they stopped touring was because they couldnt hear themselves sing because of the screaming fans. rhe media coined it beatlemania. Maybe do a few early beatles: SHE LOVES YOU, IF I FELL, YOU'RE GONNA LOSE THAT GIRL, SHE LOVES YOU ....there100s of fab songs (they were also called THE FAB FOUR).

[@mikewarker4445]

Imagine being able to stand so close to the greatest ever

[@andrewsmith3737]

When I was 7 years old my gramma gave me my first Beatles album and 53 years later they`re still my favorite band. I love and miss you Gram.

[@sevadaj]

This was a world wide television broadcast of their song Hey Jude. Paul McCartney wrote this song about John' Lennon's son Julian Lennon, John was not there a lot for his son, so Paul wrote this song for him.

[@dubzer0649]

Hey thanks for watching and for answering my question I appreciate you

[@Zebred2001]

The Beatles are the Everest of Pop/Rock groups. In a world of terrific music, songs, bands and genres, The Beatles are unique in the depth and breadth of their catalogue! I'd recommend from their songs - Help!, Don't Bother Me, I'm A Loser, Here Comes The Sun, Tomorrow Never Knows, Revolution, The Long And Winding Road, Let It Be and Come Together. Just a few to get you started. They have many, many more classics!

[@Eduardude]

Something about McCartney's voice in his prime, right there, is just so gorgeous. The beauty of his melody combined with the beauty of his voice create something unsurpassable. His voice meshes so perfectly with his melodies. His melodies mesh so perfectly with his voice. Almost like God forged both in the same workshop.

[@phengkimving]

I believe Beatles' music can unite people of all races all ethnicities all beliefs all values all walks of life all ... everything.

[@dubzer0649]

Yes I love there music I want to react to them more but they love to copyright

[@howcotube]

One of my all time favorites is Penny Lane. I do love them all and been a Beatles fan from 1964 !!!! Glad you enjoyed Hey Jude !

[@dubzer0649]

I’ll check that out Forsure

[@gillianlawrence2684]

Penny Lane is an area in Liverpool not far from where the beatles came from. The song relates to the scenes of people going by as you sit on a bench overlooking penny Lane. Describing what they saw.

[@davidroberts4769]

the Beatles are the greatest band ever

[@dubzer0649]

They are pretty amazing can’t lie

[@vania1917]

I'll admit I love the look of confusion on first time listeners when the Beatles are goofing off playing the TV show's theme. And then it stars for real and something is happening.

[@escorpioomega2111]

THE BEATLES was a revolution in rock & pop music and "Hey Jude" was a revolution for your time only The Beatles recording a single much longer than seven minutes (at this time) also, "Hey Jude" is a fantastic song, and much more: with the extended chorus final it was a popular hymn "Hey Jude" was the first single from Apple Records (the new company of Beatles) and in the other side was "Revolution" another amazing song Do you like to react this one please? I hope to see your next videos Stay safe and be care

[@dubzer0649]

Thanks for watching and commenting I really appreciate it and for the background info

[@armandogonzales1365]

One of the Greatest Bands Ever if not the Best they appealed to all colors creed you name it ❤

[@patriciarose6371]

While in the States in the early years Beatles were booked to play in Southern towns but promoters said only if they sang to segregated audiences. I think it was George who said that he didn't care who he performed for, but it had to be for everyone.

[@realemetic1]

Everybody always starts with the Beatles' later years - when they really achieved greatness - but most people miss their early days that were heavily influence by American R&B! Songs like Baby's in Black, Got to Get You Into My Life, All I've Got to Do, Drive My Car....check those out when you get a chance.

[@dubzer0649]

Ok I’ll def do that

[@rocketred55555]

What I like to point out to people is that this song is 55 years old and is still as fresh as if it came out yesterday. If you Really want to understand the phenomenon called the Beatles, the best way is to listen chronologically from the beginning of their musical career and follow the journey we had with them. You will get a far better understanding and an even better appreciation of the equivalent in today's time of being alive when Mozart or Bach were composing. Once in a century blessing for everyone.

[@andrewgreen6429]

The Beatles are timeless. Written over 50 years ago but their songs sound like it was yesterday. Every song as fresh as a daisy. For pure genius songwriting they remain unparalleled and probably never will be ❤❤

[@williamjordan5554]

Except for those that passed, no one in this video is presently under 60 years old, and few are under 70. Time moves on, but the Beatles are still selling.

[@cosybully]

They had close to thirty Number One hits and dozens of other songs that peaked high in the charts. Too many songs to recommend here, but I will mention a few of my favorites: Please Please Me, All My Loving, We Can Work It Out, Ticket To Ride, I Feel Fine, Good Day Sunshine, With a Little Help from my Friends, Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, When I'm Sixty Four, A Day in the Life, Penny Lane, Strawberry Fields Forever, and many others.

[@dubzer0649]

Man over 31 one that’s really awesome

[@GIOVANNIPETERCOLO]

The Beatles refused to play to a segrated audience. They were the first band to drive a real wedge into racism. You will notice they had all types of persons in the audience signing along with them. This was planned and this event - Beatles performing before an audience in several years - was also simulataneously relayed across the world. Now how is that for standing up to equal rights by a band? Extraordinarily unique the lengths they went to.

[@polarbianarchy3333]

This is what the Beatles brought to the 60s... They brought the world together singing

[@dubzer0649]

Man I can seee that

[@dubzer0649]

Times so different now

[@polarbianarchy3333]

Times are very different, not only has the population doubled since then, the sixties stirred up a backlash from the market Masters they called the trilateral commission, released a crisis in democracy and neoliberalism 2.0 was born, with reaganomics.

[@BetterGreta13]

This was a live performance on a British TV show hosted by David Frost. The audience members were invited to be a part of it.

[@NigelT57]

It was towards the end, but no matter what the differences, John and Paul knew exactly what the other was doing - the eye contact is virtually constant

[@home2039]

Welcome to THE BEATLES MY FRIEND!!!

[@dubzer0649]

Thanks for the welcome I appreciate it

[@johnnylastovica6511]

We ( the whole world ), almost , almost all came together . Power in division “They” will not let us

[@anthonys.2365]

Just before the audience comes up, you can hear John say “come up” and gestures for the crowd to come up. Some might find it surprising, John and George were quite accomodating to their fans wherever they appeared.

[@barbarascotto3873]

Hence why John is no longer here 😠

[@emcsquare5045]

They have so many great songs it would take me a week to sit and list even half of them. But check out "a day in the life", "blackbird", "Oh Darling", "Strawberry fields".

[@ProdigyBowlersTour]

Don't take this the wrong way, but I have to make this point: I am always amused when someone says "this is from way before my time." It was way before your time when Abraham Lincoln freed the slaves, too, but I'm gonna go out on a limb and guess that you probably still consider it pretty important today. Music is timeless, if it's good. And sometimes, if you come to it with an open mind, you just might find out that some of the best music ever made was music that existed long before you were born. Honestly, it's not the music that came so early. You're just late to the party. :-)

[@dubzer0649]

Haha I hear that

[@Gothmog8ap]

Born 1973, they broke up before I was born. But shout out to my Mom

[@cathyopthof8136]

The 4 most talented men on earth! I should know I’ve been around 70 years!

[@garylee3685]

The tune they play at the beginning was the theme of the show they were on.

[@robertbowman7395]

This was when bands could actually write their own songs... play multiple instruments.... and sing without that god awful auto tune!.... not to mention the monotonous one beat drum tracks..... these were REAL musicians

[@dubzer0649]

This was an amazing performance loved it

[@andyjacobs28]

There's The Beatles and then there's everybody else. They are tbe GOAT.

[@dubzer0649]

Yea I can def see that

[@todomundoodeiameucanal3948]

Reaction a brief history of the beatles Good Reaction!!!

[@dubzer0649]

Thanks for watching and I’ll check that out

[@CurbsidePickup2go]

I actually like this song. Not a Beatles fan, but this song here. DUB, YOU FOUND YOUR THING BRO! I see you!

[@dubzer0649]

Yea great song Forsure. I def finding my way bro

[@mikefetterman6782]

You should start with LOVE ME DO and work your way through to HARD DAYS NIGHT, HELP, HIDE YOUR LOVE AWAY. I AM THE WALRUS, BENEFIT OF MR KITE

[@dubzer0649]

Ok 👌 I def got some Beatles coming out soon

[@glennmason9949]

The Beatles "Got To Vet You Into My Life"

[@dubzer0649]

Love the Beatles more to come

[@SalManila1]

IT'S the first international live broadcast around the world. Another Beatles milestone. They brought their friends too.

[@PoppyRed3]

They sang All You Need Is Love on that occasion.

[@Turtlefast235]

At 7:57 Noel Gallagher of Oasis is thinking: "Fuck, bloody hell I'm NEVER going to be this awesome!"

[@dubzer0649]

This was amazing Thanks for watching

[@OceanChild87]

If you had fun with this song please check out a live version from Paul McCartney doing this song. It will take this to a whole new level

[@dubzer0649]

Ok I’ll do that thanks

[@phillydog17]

Pick any Beatles song, I dare you. They're all great!

[@TexasMagnolia]

Isn’t it sad that today, we could not see fans get this close to performers. People just don’t know how to act anymore. I was blessed to be close enough to SRV, George Strait and Keith Urban. You just show respect and mind your manners.

[@dubzer0649]

I know times have def changed like this was really cool

[@mtsula]

Listen to Wilson Pickett(singer) & Duane Allman(guitar) version of "Hey Jude".

[@dubzer0649]

Ok 👌

[@brando6358]

Hey dude... (see what I dd there, lol) you got a long way to go yet down the rabbit hole that is The Beatles but, history in music is a beautiful place man, explore and keep smilin' :) peace brother, and keep safe, music be the key of life.

[@dubzer0649]

Thanks for watching I appreciate you

[@276parpir]

this and janis in frankfurt germany: 2 legendary moments............

[@dubzer0649]

Def love Janis

[@barbarascotto3873]

How fucking adorable is Paul?

[@inekebaalman3320]

John was a young father and had Julian with his wife Cynthia. They got a divorce when Julian was still a child and he was greatly effected by it. Paul wanted to console and comfort the little boy and wrote Hey Jude for him☺️!

[@dubzer0649]

I love hey Jude, that was my first Beatles reaction actually. Thanks fo the background information

[@gillianlawrence2684]

When the Beatles first went to U S when segregation was there they wouldnt play inless black people could be in the ordience, cos there wasn't any colour bar in U K.

[@dubzer0649]

Wow that’s cool thanks for sharing I didn’t know that

[@apig4102]

Try Listening to I want you(She's So Heavy) off the Abbey Road Album Awesome

[@dubzer0649]

Ok will do stay tuned for it

[@SMOKER420]

I was born in the Early 80s, but I can get down with ALMOST any kind of music too