FIRST TIME HEARING THE BEATLES ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE

[@LetItBeSummer-1]

All you need is love…everybody! 🎶 ❤

[@djburland]

Love is all you need. she loves you yeah yeah yeah. Great song mixing

[@CharlieTWilbury]

She loves you yeah, yeah, yeah!

[@jflaugher]

In June 1967, the Beatles were asked to represent Britain in the world's first global satellite TV show, broadcast live to 19 countries and an audience of 700 million viewers. For the occasion, John Lennon (and the other Beatles) very much wanted to deliver a message to the world that was simple enough to be translated into every language in the world. The result was the song "All You Need Is Love."

[@Andytheashton]

I know a guy who went to abbey road when they were writing this song and it was going global on the sunday (he went there on Thursday). At this point all they’d written was ‘love love love’. He was having a cigarette outside with Lennon and paul came out and said “john, come on. We’re going live on tv and it’s not even nearly finished” John said “stop worrying. We’ve got a few days yet. I’ll write the rest of it later on” Amazing

[@jflaugher]

@@Andytheashton cool story

[@simonjones7727]

The fragment of the Marseillaise at the beginning makes sense in that context, even The Beatles were capable of sticking it to the French! I do believe that the chyron on the screen simply said "Abbey Road Studios, London". Not "UK", not "The Beatles". How cool is that? In among all the footage of trams in South Melbourne and the construction of the Tokyo subway system The Beatles shared with the world a beautiful song that will likely live as long as civilisation survives. It is quite something,

[@javiermgtaoism5702]

I was 8 years old and wondered why everybody around me were waiting so patiently at the TV when there was no signal. Then, The Beatles are there on the screen playing this song. I had no clue who they were and way too young to appreciate their music. In truth their music was always all around me. Later on, I saw this video and remembered.

[@sannimcable]

You are beautiful 😍 you ❤ thank u so much lovely lady 😘

[@sannimcable]

Thank you for your reaction video

[@BigfootAnthropologist]

This song's message is what the world needs now.

[@user-ky6vw5up9m]

“What the world needs now” is a song by Jackie DeShannon.

[@ronaldbresselsmith1957]

Give Peace A Chance

[@garp-cm7te]

It's a Wonderful World by Satchmo another one

[@IAMCAVE]

Amen

[@mrsouthjersey4956]

This is just 1 of the many reasons why it's, THE BEATLES at the top, then comes everyone else.

[@Realbillball]

Some great bands and artists followed in their footsteps.

[@sannimcable]

Well done 👏 ✔ 👍

[@brokervc1]

All we need is Love, Compassion and Gratitude

[@PeterBuwen]

The Beatles are the essence and the origin of everything you know about pop and rock music today. Without them ther would be no music scene as we have it today.

[@jlrp9929]

that's right! look at this analysis, just active the translation to English. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5K9nn-LYpaNpNk

[@itsgleneaton4883]

I would like to salute all of the people who have the courage to be vulnerable in front of the world to these incredible songs.

[@cmel714]

The greatest band of all time

[@graysonpitman8959]

I just love at the end when you hear Paul singing "She Loves You"

[@michaelwirth6843]

The Beatles is the proof of we are living in an absurd digital world. They are just TOO good to be real, it´s impossible!

[@woodysthoughts4032]

I love the early Beatles - the songs I grew up with in the sixties. But I also appreciate their later, heavier stuff as well. One thing about the Beatles - one song never sounds like another - each has a unique sound.

[@mikefannon6994]

Yes! Every song unique - you cannot say that about any other band or artist.

[@gregberry1812]

I've known this forever but it's good to have a reminder.

[@debbiechang5781]

Best band on the planet. More Beatles please! Good luck with your channel. 🥰

[@nasaafricareactslifestyle]

Thank you🙏❤

[@pepep4727]

First there is The Beatles then there is the rest.

[@rickmannoia5659]

Love is all you need.

[@randyventresca4152]

"There's nowhere you can be that isn't where you're meant to be". - So true.

[@chantalmassicotte3934]

The Beatles always had a deep message. Love, peace, togetherness....and the walrus!

[@brianfisher6165]

approx 275 amazing Beatle songs and you will never regret your time spent!!!👌✌😁

[@PainKiller0247]

You have a beautiful soul. I could chill with you and listen to old music all day

[@pedroguedes3834]

This song was one of the anthems of the hippie movement in the 60's

[@dalem8332]

Excellent song! It's true...All You Need Is Love. ♥️♥️🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@mikefetterman6782]

this song debuted on television on the BBC's first international live broadcast worldwide. Hundreds of millions of viewers saw this live on television performed live. It was the first time something like that had been done. The Beatles message was cemented in time.

[@StanSwan]

Some of the vocals were live but the backing track was recorded at Olympic Studio weeks before. Eddie Kramer was the engineer and his account of of the session is amazing. Only a Northern song was recorded that same day.

[@user-ky6vw5up9m]

The broadcast Producer’s typed running notes (with his handwritten edits) is on display at the V&A Museum in London.

[@danielceo4694]

Love your reaction! The Beatles made this song on 1967, when the whole peace and love, flower power movement was becoming popular. There's a great video of this song showing The Beatles in the recording studio making this recording. It's a wonderful, festive video: you see the Beatles in there surrounded by an orchestra and lots of friends and colleagues, including Mick Jagger, Eric Clapton, Graham Nash and Keith Moon. I think you've got the meaning pretty well. The lyrics say that we can do anything, there's nothing that can't be done, we can save ourselves and everyone. We are meant to be here right now, we are special. We can do all this if we come together in love. It's exactly what Jesus was preaching all those years ago! Sorry, I'm a deacon, so this is taking me right back to church. I agree, "Here Comes The Sun" would be another wonderful Beatles song to react to! Especially with it being springtime!

[@iche50]

This was live broadcast via satelite in 26 countrys of the world.

[@yohannbiimu]

I think that is a fascinating aspect of this song, that it was performed in one take, live in front of the entire world, and it came out practically perfectly. There was a mic-knock leading to Paul vocalizing a bit off-script, but besides that, it came out great.

[@StanSwan]

@@yohannbiimu No the backing track was recorded at Olympic studio weeks before. Only some vocals were recorded live and they are different from the album version in parts.

[@polarbianarchy3333]

This song was written to represent Britian in the Earth's first around the world satalite hook up... It was great to hear it in that context 👍

[@betsyab121]

Of course, Paul and John played it live on the broadcast, persuading a hesitant George to join in. Fearless Ringo was always down for a live performance! The actual video of it is a snapshot of a special time and place in history that should never be forgotten.

[@billythedog-309]

Actually, it was to represent Britain.

[@markborder906]

I remember watching it that evening, with my parents, both now long departed.. Great fun spotting the other stars in the studio.

[@simonjones7727]

@@billythedog-309 That is why the Marseillaise at the beginning is such a good joke. I think only Britain could have done that. If the French had put up France Gall or Serge Gainsbourg (don't worry, they didn't; De Gaulle would have had a fit) and their song had begun with the opening bars of God Save The Queen it would have been seen as a massive diss, but that is, in effect, what The Beatles do here. It is quite cheeky.

[@善逸-z7e]

素敵なリアクションですね 😊😊😊 貴方にも素敵な愛を nice　love　for　You💖 fromJapan🙋

[@michaelgioia776]

With Mick Jagger and a couple others in the background

[@dad2533]

To see the reaction on your face was magic such a beautiful song, thank you to see it how I do

[@windsorSJ]

I love your reactions to the songs I grew up with by the greatest band in the world - still. I challenge you to listen to all the Beatles songs. I'm sure there would be a lot of people who would follow you on your journey through a back catalogue that have touched so many different lives in so many different ways for years. Would love to see a young person discovering the Beatles for the first time.

[@woodysthoughts4032]

One of the prettiest, sweet songs by the early Beatles, is "If I Fell." It's a good example of their early stuff that's just a pleasure to listen to. Please react to it when you can.

[@skiptrace1888]

You are awesome, Nasa! Love you!😀🙃🥰😍🤩😘

[@michaelbriefs9764]

And a good morning to you! Thank you for reacting to that! You made my day. :) The Beatles are magical! You should do another song by them....how about..."Here Comes The Sun"!!

[@splattered63]

Go down the rabbit hole of the Beatles will take you years and thousands of mind blowing songs.

[@mikefannon6994]

No wonder we were called the "Peace and Love Generation". John taught us. Thanks for the reminder!

[@jamesalexander5623]

" And in the End the Love You Take .... Is Equal to the Love You Make! "

[@danielmurphy4429]

Lovely reaction Nasa, well done!

[@patdonnelly9392]

Your reactions are so very nice and real! I grew up on Beatle music, and hearing it through a new listeners ears is always very cool to watch. Thank You! (oh, and I LOVE your cat dress. I recently adopted two cats from the animal shelter, and they make me so happy...I love them so much! )

[@Brandi6666]

Always love the ending when paul pays homage to the early beatles. She loves you yeah yeah yeah🤘genius

[@simonjones7727]

Yes, and Glen Miller. Yesterday and Greensleeves too. It is brilliant, and so effortless. The whole thing must be one of the most perfect moments in popular culture ever. Can you imagine what the organisers must have felt when the segment finished! You would mark that down as a success, I think.

[@williamtayloe3624]

Nasa, I'm in love with your presentations. Thank you sweet girl.

[@marcialeite3701]

The best band in the word until today!!!

[@adamwaite2323]

Just watched another of your Beatles reaction video and again watching you appreciate a song I've heard since I was a toddler... I cried I laughed, a sense of pride and togetherness 💖 You're beautiful!

[@nasaafricareactslifestyle]

Thank you❤

[@simonjones7727]

Yes, you made me cry too. Your response is so heartfelt.

[@petehealy9819]

Wonderful video. Thank you! I'm glad you've discovered the Beatles and I hope you enjoy listening to many more of their amazing songs!

[@denisemarie8421]

great song---very good vibes.

[@randyhodges8782]

This song was very significant during the troubled times when it came out.

[@ronaldbresselsmith1957]

It's still very significant today.

[@HRpuffnstuff23]

Hey gorgeous.. thanks for posting

[@charliecochran3035]

Such a cheerful song.

[@cjmacq-vg8um]

and you know, love may not be all you need but its definately a good start. without love few of us would even be here. the idea of life is to leave the world better than it was when you arrived. and this can't happen without LOVE! you have a beautiful and infectious smile. don't forget to listen to the beatles' r&r too. ITS GREAT! thanks for video.

[@sannimcable]

John lennons so God loves ❤ u ❤

[@jprocker6368]

First album I ever baught. With my own money when I was eight years old. Maybe the best purchase of my life.

[@fernandovillanueva4952]

Beatles... They were, are, badass angels.

[@Frank-pe9pk]

John always had a way with words that meant so much!

[@deborahcooney9326]

I love you Nasa!! Peace and love to you sweetie

[@anthonylovavto3228]

I was about your age when this was released over 54 yrs ago, I still feel good inside when I hear it!

[@mikekennedy2965]

this song was written for the very first world wide broadcast! This was the Beatles' message to the world!

[@wavelength7503]

This song was our ANTHOM FOR 1967. The summer of love 1967. This song will Play head games on headphones, as was it's purpose.

[@sannimcable]

Can u do watching the wheels ..much love ❤ 2 u

[@Skraeling1000]

I was about ten years old when the Beatles got big, so I more or less grew up with them, bought their albums etc. Then I sort of moved on, more towards Pink Floyd, Bowie, Sabbath etc. So over the many intervening years, I'd occasionally hear a random track on radio etc, but never really got back into their music. However, watching your reactions to the two songs you've listened to so far reminds me of the joy I felt when I was also a first time listener, and I paid more attention to the songs. I'd forgotten how damn good they were. Thank you for reminding me!

[@bierce716]

Cultures, races, none of it matters... we are the same species, we feel the same things all our ancestors felt before us for millions of years. All we need...

[@frankphillips5660]

Hi Nasa, This is THE BEATLES. Only the greatest band of all time! You will love nearly all of their music of over 200 songs, created in only 7 years. Thanks for this and hopefully more BEATLES. btw "She Loves You Yeah, Yeah, Yeah" at the end is one of their first hit songs, if not the first.

[@sannimcable]

Gid bless

[@terrencemalloy2216]

It was a simple message back then, an even more important message today ... All You Need Is Love!

[@gwwayner]

The Beatles were the Mozarts of pop music.

[@stephenridley1153]

Put Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms and Wagner in one band and they'll still come second lol.

[@loutowers6529]

Mozart was The Beatles of classical music.

[@jts3628]

the beatles are rock and psychedelia

[@pelgervampireduck]

I wouldn't call them pop, to me "pop" is something "invented by the marketing guys", they were a real rock band. but I agree with the idea, they are to 20th century music what mozart was for his time.

[@simonjones7727]

They are the closest our generation came to Mozart. When almost everything from our era is forgotten; prime ministers, presidents, princes...the music of The Beatles will still be known, and through the music, The Beatles themselves.

[@georgesthibaudeau1533]

Can anyone remember seeing this song performed with a symphony orchestra, the UK contribution to the international program marking the introduction of satellite transmission. Idf memory serves, this was in 1966. The song was great then, and it still is today, just s few uears later.

[@TheBadguy42]

I have every beatles album. They are fantastic way way ahead of everyone else.

[@janethemain]

Bravo!!!

[@aslehovda4661]

The msssage is in the song is so .. good

[@markcowling1275]

Adda’ goil’ “ love is all you need “ ❤️

[@cspringer333]

Great Reaction!

[@nasaafricareactslifestyle]

Thank you🙏❤❤

[@sandrotavini8838]

welcome to the beatles world ........to have a good introduction of the Beatles it exist 2 best of the red album ( 1962-1966 ) and the blue album ( 1967-1970) and you can hear their evolution and the revolution they did on music .......they did so many masterpiece and is very hard to say " try this song "...sorry for my bad english

[@keymack2477]

Thank you for reacting to this Beatles classic with a perfect message for everyone! Your next Beatles song should be John's beautiful love song, "If I Fell" featuring amazing harmonies between he and Paul! Like Ringo would say, "Peace and Love"!

[@jimlewis1400]

It was mentioned below that John Lennon sang lead on this song. It was Paul McCartney singing lead on Let It Be. Most of the Beatles catalog was co-written by these two, or credited to the two even if primarily written by only one of them. For a song sung by George Harrison, check out I Need You or Here Comes the Sun.

[@edgarsnake2857]

Beautiful reaction.

[@MzansiXplorer]

Hay Nasa! I am so glad that you are enjoying my absolute favourite band of all time! Here are a few songs you should give a listen and I am sure that other Beatles fans watching your channel will agree with this list (and have a bunch more songs to add lol). I have included the names of the Band members who sang the leads on each song. Suggested Tracks: 1. Something [George Harrison] 2. The long and winding road [Paul McCartney] 3. Yesterday [Paul McCartney] 4. Eleanor Rigby [Paul McCartney] 5. Help! [John Lennon] 6. Penny Lane [Paul McCartney] 7. We can work it out [Paul McCartney] 8. I want to hold your hand [John Lennon] 9. In my life [John Lennon] 10. Free as a Bird (read the story of this song before watching) [John Lennon + Paul McCartney + George Harrison] I hope that you enjoy this selection!

[@braudabo]

Daniel Coe mentioned it. The Beatles performed "All you need is Love" on June 25th, 1967 during the TV show "Our World" in today's "Abbey Road" studio, named after their legendary Album, in front of then unbelievable 500,000,000 people, maybe even more. It was the first live broadcast via satellite and ended up being another worldwide No.1 hit for the Beatles. The Beatles represented England on the show, in which several countries presented contributions from a variety of topics. The song was also visualized for the Beatles cartoon "Yellow Submarine".

[@StanSwan]

They sang over a backing track. In the video you can see George Martin start the tape. The tape was recorded at Olympic studio weeks before.

[@braudabo]

@@StanSwan Yes, it was pre-recorded, but the Beatles played partly live with the playback, because George Martin wanted to be prepared for the possibility of a technical failure. It was a very unusual day in the (later Abbey Road) studio and a lot of unforeseen things could have happened.

[@StanSwan]

@@braudabo There was no way to record a song that complex live at the time live. The Beatles were still using 4 track and reducing the 4 to 2 over and over again. You tell the strings, guitar, bass, and drums were not recorded during the live broadcast. They still had the backing track to replace any vocal mistakes on the live broadcast. The real broadcast was in black and white and sounds very different than the album. I have the audio but youtube would block it.

[@braudabo]

@@StanSwan Let see, what Beatlebible sais 😀. There is the exact procedure. It is dated June 25, 1967. Unfortunately the link is blocked here. But the entry is easy to find .

[@StanSwan]

@@braudabo Well that is incorrect information. It is easy to look up.

[@thomascalamo4236]

This song was on a world wide broadcast in 1967. The double EP Magical Mystery Tour Contains this song. Nearly two years later, the song appears on the Yellow Submarine album. By now the Beatles were starting to advance to power pop.

[@Codex7777]

They did a live version, for the BBC, with lots of their friends. It was broadcast by satellite, all over the World and hundreds of millions tuned in around the World. It became an anthem for the hippy movement, whose main message was 'Peace and Love'. It also became THE anthem for the "Summer of Love" in 1967, which was the peak of the hippy movement. :)

[@StanSwan]

It is not live.

[@StanSwan]

@@yesterhear3521 Some of the vocals were live. It was clearly tracked.

[@StanSwan]

@@yesterhear3521 Fact is it is not live. My point.

[@jackieperkins3861]

Yes they were really into believeing that Love is all you need and nothing Love can't solve! They were such a blessing to the whole world, wish everyone would listen and believe and live out there message and the world would be so beautiful! I don't know if you've explored songs from them as solo artists, Paul McCartney and the Wings, Silly Love Songs, John Lennons oh just so many, Hey Jude is a really beautiful one that Paul wrote for John's son Julian, oh and you mist do sgt. Peppers lonely Hearts Club Band!

[@MichaelYoder1961]

Love your reaction!

[@davisworth5114]

You're a sweetheart, the Lord's Peace Be With You.

[@nasaafricareactslifestyle]

Thank you..❤❤ May Lord's peace also be with you 🙏

[@richardhall173]

Your so pretty. I can't be think straight.

[@carlosjaras9640]

I love you !!

[@alexfletcher5192]

Post-modern references to the missing American jazz band-leader Glenn Miller - and even their own 'She Loves You' (the biggest selling single in Britain until Paul McCartney supplanted it with 'Mull of Kintyre' in 1977) are all part of the song's charm. It's declaring that everything is up for grabs and you shouldn't distinguish.

[@davidpadilla9468]

All you need is love it's easy

[@johnandrews3151]

The Beatles with Billy Preston/Get Back

[@geoffmower8729]

I love at the end of the song you hear George Harrison say.. Yesterday and then Paul Maccartney starts singing she loves you yeh yeh yeh two other Beatle songs.

[@ronaldbresselsmith1957]

That's John singing She Loves You.

[@Nerkin610]

@@ronaldbresselsmith1957 It’s John and Paul together. Paul starts it off with “loves you”, and then the mic gets knocked over towards John, so we mainly hear John although they both sang it. :-)

[@RossM3838]

This was recoded live on television for an international broadcast to introduce a new communications satalite that was the first to be in geostationary orbit.

[@regaltip8A]

Incorrect. The Beatles only sang live vocals to a backing track on the Our World Programme as told to me by a guy named Geoff Emerick. He knew a thing or two about the day..........because he was there and cued up the tape.

[@andydurazo5337]

The Beatles still significant 50 years AFTER they broke up!

[@mattplus09]

Wonderful reaction :) Peace!

[@paulcharles5128]

I cannot believe there is any grown adult in the world who has not heard of the beatles. Its absolutely impossible, unless you live in the deepest part of the amazon, or the remote plains of northern China.

[@hilariousname6826]

Yours is what's known as a 'provincial' outlook. There's a big world out there.

[@thomasautonomousanonymous]

One of the most philosophical songs ever and is wise in all its simplicity...Of course, it is from Lennon, and you could live wisely by his simplistic wisdom which is the strongest wisdom there is... All You Need is Love Come Together Give Peace a Chance/War is Over (If You Want It) Instant Karma (Is Going to Get You) Imagine Power to the People Whatever Gets You Through The Night

[@williamjordan5554]

Still the top selling musicians of all time.

[@markspiesman1090]

This was the first music video played around the world in 1967 via sattalite then it started a movement on music vedios

[@ThomasBones]

Never mind anything else in this video, let’s talk about that cat print! You just won my heart with that cute top! Or dress?

[@roberttaylor8674]

This was a live show every one watch around the world!

[@rebeccacobarrubias9547]

My favorite part of the song is at the end when Ringo sings " 🎶she loves you yeah, yeah, yeah🎵" omg love love love that part of the song!!!....another of my all time favorite beatle songs is "MICHELLE" WHO does not love Michelle I think it is one of the most beautiful songs in the entire world!, Yes I did say world/entire universe!!! I love the beatles, everything they did was just phenomenal I love some songs more than other songs but love every single song I don't feel they did one bad song ever!!! I have so many favorites but I have to put the into categories because the beatles did so many songs a fun cute song I love is Rocky raccoon!!! Omg! 😱 It has an awesome lil story behind it.....don't get me started I can actually go on and on with my Beatles favorite songs! Wow! wow! wow! Best band that has ever lived! that is my opinion and most of the worlds opinion and if they are new to the Beatles that will soon be there opinion believe me On that my friends! you will soon see exactly what I am talking about if you keep playing different songs by the Beatles trust me that they are all great & yes you will like some songs more than others, but you will NOT find not one bad song! The Beatles do not ever disappoint I promise you that!!!

[@raymondleggo7518]

John Lennon a man before his time! We need him now!

[@DJmisterpeluca]

The lyrics are simple and powerful