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[@Hilarita9]

You should check the Beatle's history. The Beatles changed everything, lyrics, recording techniques, interviews, etc.

[@pascalmerschaudio]

abbey road studios was the home from the beatles

[@MrMisterChiliPepper88]

The 60s was the time period where culture and music traditions change or was invented

[@michaelpryor8015]

The murder was obsessed with the novel “Catcher in the Rye” he actually had both the novel and Lennon’s latest album when he shot John. It’s tragic I wish John was here now. The Beatles changed the world.

[@60sbaby456]

Yeah, I'll give him catcher in the rye, what? Just plain vicious. Every 2 years he's up for parole, kidding me or what.

[@anthonyv1719]

Last time they ever played live. Arguing downstairs while recording their last record - they decide to go upstairs, in the cold, with lousy little speakers, and play a few new songs - while doing this, a crowd gathers below in London, wondering, what the hell is going on>? WHo is this? Once word gets around its the Beatles, cops are called to shut it down - which they did. Always the originals.

[@mrtyreus0]

Sorta. Kinda. There's a little more to it than that. But I'm guessing you know that 😜

[@steve55sogood16]

Probably already posted, but the late, great, Billy Preston, on keyboards!

[@TheGroucho66]

In other words, the biggest and arguably the greatest band of all time made 13 albums within just 7 years. Most bands take that long between albums. They went through many different periods with their sound. Their early work is catchy, pop-rock, but they evolved and grew into all sorts of genres such as folk, baroque, hard rock, psychedelic rock, avant-garde, experimental, classical, blues, dance-hall, even ska and the beginnings of heavy metal. I recommend reacting to Strawberry Fields Forever, I Am The Walrus, Tomorrow Never Knows, and A Day in the Life.

[@mikefannon6994]

Beatles are unique - no two songs are alike!

[@penname5766]

Also John wasn't the "main person". John and Paul are credited as co-writers on virtually all their songs (200 or so), but the thing is with The Beatles is that every single member was considered as integral to the whole group as the others.

[@jnagarya519]

McCartney, and the others, joined Lennon's band, because Lennon allowed it.

[@emcsquare5045]

That was impressive how you knew the back story about John Lennon. Really cool

[@mrfester42]

You're too easily impressed! These days all you have to so is Google his name to find out about him... or almost anyone else for that matter. Or is it that you're impressed that he even took the time to do that? If that's the case, I would be impressed as well considering that young people these days aren't curious about anything except trying to become famous by posting moronic videos on KZbin like these two idiots.

[@chloe8568]

@@mrfester42 How else would you expect people to learn about them? Try to make sense next time you go around spreading hate. Something the Beatles were against.

[@mrfester42]

@@chloe8568 How else you ask? Read a book. Do you even know what a book is? You ARE too easily impressed and what is there to be impressed about? Hitting a few keys on a keyboard? Using Google is nothing more than participating in a popularity contest. You young people are clueless regarding how you're being led by the nose by using your so called "information sources" like Google. When you do a Google search, the results that pop up are NOT necessarily the truth or what is factual. What you get is a list in descending order of what millions of people have previously searched for. The most popular search is the one that is the highest on the resulting list and NOT what is most accurate or factual. Even Wikipedia is a questionable resource because just about anybody can add to it. I've been reading about the Beatles almost since I first saw them on American TV in 1964 and what I've learned is that there is a ton of inaccurate information out there on the internet and even in the countless books that have been published in all those years. What most young people haven't learned is how to tell the difference between factual information and misinformation. Here YOU are telling me to try and "make sense next time" when you're the idiot who isn't even aware how blind you are. You're also too thin skinned to realize that my comment has nothing to do with hate. You all hear something that makes you a bit uncomfortable and you start screaming HATE,HATE, HATE! My initial comment was motivated by concern and even love which you're also too blind to see. You're an over sensitive little baby but I don't hate you. I'm pissed off and frightened that young people have become so shortsighted and arrogant that they don't have a clue how to think for themselves. Grow up and grow a thick skin and get off your lazy ass and learn how to think for yourself. Learn how to question EVERYTHING you see. Learn that reason and logic plus FACTS equal the truth and NOT some Google results. Learn that the easier way is rarely the best and most truthful way. Learn that the only way to get ANYTHING of substance and value requires effort and work. Learn to value some discomfort because that discomfort and effort means you're on the right track. Learn that even though work makes you tired, it also makers you stronger. Punching keys on a keyboard is NOT an advantage or an improvement over anything. It's a crutch that you don't need and it's hurting and blinding you and you're too willing to sit back, relax and fall into that trap. The two young guys who made this video ( and all the other countless fools who make videos like this) are are clueless little morons. You learn absolutely nothing of importance by watching these two attention starved idiots. It couldn't be more obvious how proud they are to show the whole world how ignorant, uneducated and unimportant they are. They can barely even string a few words together to make a coherent and grammatically correct sentence. and didn't have one meaningful or insightful comment about the music they were listening to. Just like YOU, they are totally blind to the fact that the ability to speak well and write well is an outward manifestation of ones ability to think coherently and logically. Listening to new music and bullshitting back and forth about it with friends is nothing new and there's nothing wrong with that at all BUT to think it is somehow so important that the whole world should listen in is naive and even arrogant and the fact that all you other young people who view this think it has some great import or great value shows how misguided you are and how distorted your view of yourself and of the world is. I did the same thing with music when I was a kid but I had enough self respect and sense to know that it was just goofing around and nothing more. If you think that what I just said about them is hate then you're just as brain dead as these two idiots are. And last, don't presume to tell me what the Beatles were about or what they stood for. They were and still are one of the very, very few heroes I've had in my life and are, in a sense, the motivation for writing all this. When you were very young and your parents yelled at you when you were doing something stupid or dangerous, it was not motivated by hate so grow the fuck up. BTW, don't bitch to me if this post is too long and your attention span can't handle it because it that's the case it's just another indication of how lazy you are.

[@chloe8568]

@@mrfester42 Get a life.

[@SIR-DanielHunter]

This was there last time they played together live it was recorded on top of there Apple studio on a cold day the police shut them down because of noice complaints but the police took there time doing so letting them finish there 42 min surprise proformance should check out ,"get back" I think it was there best song off there last album..also if you listen to keyboards that is "Electric man Billy Preston" they call him the 5th beetle should check Billy Preston song out.."nothen from nothen..and "will it go round in circles" he was a child prodigy..

[@GrouchyMarx]

Just so you guys know, this was the Fab Four's last performance together on that rooftop in London, on January 30, 1969. What a remarkable career. So many albums and songs for you young guys to explore. You two just cannot imagine how big they became in the USA after their Ed Sullivan TV appearance in early 1964, which I and my family watched live back then. Worldwide it was known as "Beatlemania". Check out their first movie "A Hard Days Night" (1964) where you'll get a lot of their early music, and it's a very entertaining movie too. This movie pioneered the way for future "music videos" that are common now. They split up about a year after this rooftop event.

[@ekim0513]

I'm a 60 yr old white boy, and I sure enjoyed watching your reaction to this iconic beatles song during this legendary impromptu rooftop concert. I was 20 years old when I heard the great howard Cosell during the Monday night football game announce the bizarre, tragic and untimely death of the great John Lennon. I was so pissed and saddened, I drank 6 more beers.

[@gsmith1308]

Like many others, I also heard of John's death while watching Monday Night Football. I actually screamed "NO!" at the TV. My parents rushed into the living room when they heard me. Will never forget that night.

[@madangel9691]

Crazy how John Lennon was never comfortable with his vocals he always felt insecure and yet hundreds of millions were in Love with his vocals.

[@MrAdriaxe]

David Bowie too.

[@javicorrea2426]

You should do A day in the life by the Beatles

[@shanepn]

But do just the audio. The fan made video on KZbin is wack

[@susanmaggiora4800]

ted ritola This is a live version on top of the roof of Abby Road Studios. It’s not the studio version.

[@alonsoquirosgranados7568]

@@shanepn are you kidding? Come on that music video it's a psychedelic masterpiece of the Sgt. Pepper's era and it's their real music recorder moment and pleace.

[@unacalaquitaful]

hahahaah.. love seeing you discovering the beatles. Please listen to "while my guitar gently weeps". You won't regret!

[@stevebuckskinner5482]

The guy playing the keyboard is the late Billy Preston. He was also considered as the 5th Beatle. He had hits like You Are So Beautiful and Will It Go Round in Circle.

[@phuzbrain]

It's good to see young Brothers digging The Beatles... The Best Band of All Time.

[@Rock_Snob]

You guys are watching The Beatles for the first time, and that was the last time The Beatles played live together! (Irony at it's best)

[@supergeeky7529]

Ooh, wouldn't them watching their 64 Ed Sullivan performance followed by this be epic? That would rock!

[@adriennerobinson8984]

The Beatles did split up about a year after this performance in 1970. They all eventually went on to solo singing careers, Paul McCartney formed his band Wings in the 1970s before going solo and still performs. John Lennon was shot and killed on December 8, 1980 outside his New York City apartment building, The Dakota by insane fan Mark David Chapman after returning from a recording session with his wife Yoko Ono. Lennon had signed his autograph on his final album Double Fantasy belonging to Chapman and had a picture taken with him hours before his murder as Chapman stayed and waited for his return.

[@johnckelly88]

The 5th Beatle is playing keyboard in this song. They only show a quick shot of him. You can't miss the afro. Billy Preston play an awesome keyboard solo in this song.

[@adrianross8383]

The Beatles were and in many ways are the biggest band in the history of the world. Their music will live on.

[@myfavoritedream2149]

December 8th, 1980 John was murdered. He was only 40. Shot in the back 7 times, in front of his home, and his wife. Broke my heart.

Don’t forget brother Billy Preston on Keyboards here. Played on Get Back and worked with the Stones as well. Dig Billy doing ‘ will it go round in circles ‘ and ‘ Nothing from nothing’ great tunes.

[@thethikboy]

The Dean Bros are so much fun - reviving the ancient Beatles sound - generations ago - their reactions are a beautiful homage

[@rebeccarockchik6704]

Check out their song Revolution! ✌❤

[@BecomeConsciousNow]

Loving you loving the Beatles! Good job boys.

[@franknabozny6062]

John Lennon - Imagine

[@explorer1968]

The song was played in the famous Rooftop Concert on Jan. 30, 1969, the last time The Beatles played live. They were joined by keyboardist Billy Preston.

[@woodysthoughts4032]

They did this free concert from the rooftop of a multi-story building for the crowd on the street below. It was their last public performance.

[@dennisvranic2387]

You guys rock. Am glad to see you experiencing this phenomenal band who changed the music industry forever. Beatles - always were, always will be the best.

[@jefffournier9986]

I drummed out to this last night i love this jam, this is the famous roof top concert on top of their production building and the cops had to break it up due to people clogging up the streets.

[@jefffournier9986]

Beatles broke up ten years before Lennon's death, 1980 dec 8, was playing in final of New Orleans ping pong Championship which was a weekly thing at the OLD POST OFFICE BAR I had won like six weeks in a row. In second game up 1 - 0, 4 out of 7 the radio blurted out a special report THE DEATH OF JOHN LENNON shit man i was shook up bad and lost 4 games in a row then had to go home and cry.

[@VanDiemensLair]

Love the way you two really got into this song. Kudos to the Dean Bros on the left for having looked up and having some knowledge of Lennon’s tragic murder. ✌🏽

[@uniqueone2731]

You guys are killing it. Love your channel. It’s so cool seeing someone discovering music

[@fothebo1]

Yes glad you finally did this song. Do Revolution next.

[@anthonyrodriguez625]

It brings me so much joy to see youngsters giving the Beatle's a chance but even more so falling in love with the music

[@rogerray8697]

Come together is your next Beatles joint

[@kimmycook2698]

The last time performing together, they knew it was the end...and they played one last time without ego...like when they began. Heartbreaking bittersweet moment. We lost John, then George...and the world weeps still. We at least have this...

[@genebaughbba3479]

He is off camera for this song but there is a young black man playing organ with the Beatles. His name is Billy Preston. Billy also played on the song Get Back where his organ comes out a little more, he plays a solo on that one.

[@christopherone1]

The entire world literally stood still in shock and grief when John was murdered. It was surreal. RIP, John Lennon.

[@penname5766]

John Lennon was shot in New York in 1980 by some psycho stalker. This was a surprise performance done in 1969 on the roof of the Apple recording studios in London. That's why there are people watching on the street and nearby rooftops. It was their last ever performance together before they split. By this time, they were legends.

[@tbmike23]

Check out The Dirty Mac. It's John Lennon, singing here, Eric Clapton on guitar, Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones on bass, and Mitch Mitchell from the Jimmy Hendrix Experience on drums, they played 2 songs at one concert only one video exists. It was never released until recently. It's legendary.

[@Isleofskye]

The Beatles did not change the World of Music they actually changed the World with 230 original recordings! The Beatles did NOT get to the top by accident. They went, as teenagers to The Star Club in Hamburg, Germany and played SEVEN HOURS EVERY NIGHT NON-STOP FOR 6 MONTHS to learn their Art...:) The local workmen strolled onto the roof of The Apple Studios to see what was happening. :)

[@mikefannon6994]

They did change the world! I was a 12 year-old kid in Tennessee, Feb. 1964. All boys had flat-top haircuts. Monday morning all that started growing long! Kids all over the world started learning music!

[@brandonflorida1092]

The Beatles started in 1957 under the name The Quarrymen, changed their name to The Beatles in 1960, and split up in 1970.

[@mrtyreus0]

Don't forget the Silver Beetles!

[@brandonflorida1092]

@@mrtyreus0 True, but that name only lasted a few days or weeks.

[@rjspina60]

Love seeing young people digging the Beatles, very cool!

[@resurrectionsunday]

Love these two

[@evyalley]

Lol I freaking love that you guys have a Queen poster in the background! My second fav band ever! My first is the Beatles :)

[@Blinkerson55]

GOAT . Together 9 years and no 2 songs alike!!!

[@brianfisher6165]

Check out the song “Hey Bulldog” one of my all time favs!!!👌👍✌️😎

[@robbiefrentz9427]

Yesterday. Man it will change life

[@neworld2114]

This is some deep music youngsters- pay attention, it is as important today as when it was made. ☮️

[@BCISTUDIOS]

Dean Bros reacting to the "good music" Dang, I am proud of you Keep going

[@ripred9223]

We love them vocals

[@larryburnham5918]

Yes, they were barely getting along at the time of this song, and did Abbey Road album after this just to finish strong with one more good work which was a masterpiece and tribute to their growth as musicians.

[@johnweimer3249]

I’m so glad your kids are listening and loving to some of the best music ever made. I love that, thank you.

[@Joesmithaxe]

While my guitar gently weeps is a must

[@MuppetCore]

Cool on you guys doing this. I’ve been watching A LOT of reaction vids from you guys and others lately and oddly, despite their iconic status, not a lot of Beatles reactions! Or even music from that period. Hopefully this’ll start a trend! ✌️

[@supergeeky7529]

The rooftop concert is ICONIC! And John was shot in 1980. The "fan" (fuck that motherfucker) went fucking nuts cause he read Catcher in the Rye or something.I don't recall the whole story.

[@artandrade1]

Beatles!!!!

[@clivetollady5090]

Awesome to see 2 young men loving the Beatles 👍

[@fredriksasaa6969]

they were all in their 20s in 1970 when the band splitted up, and harrison was still a teenager when they became popular

[@joegonzalez5862]

John Chapman walked up to John and Yoko as they were leaving their apartment in NYC (The Biltmore) and asked John Lennon, "Mr. Lennon?" Yes? "Mr. John Lennon?" Yes. "Can I have your autograph?? And handed him a copy of his latest (and last) album, Double Fantasy. John signed it and they parted ways. Later that evening, Chapman returned and shot John eight times while he was holding Yoko's hand. That specific album is the most valuable album of all time... He was gunned down on my sister's 25th Bday and I remember it (12/08/1980) like it was Yesterday...

And it was the Dakota not the Biltmore. Are you sure you have a sister ?

[@joegonzalez5862]

@ HA! My bad! And, yes, it was my sister's 25th...

[@joegonzalez5862]

@ Ooops. Although, in all honestly, I'd prefer to NEVER remember his name...

[@debjorgo]

My second favorite video of all time, (number 1 is Michael Jackson's Thriller) is Beatle Paul McCartney's duet with Michael Say Say Say.

[@Tuesdays_Gone]

They split up about 10 years before his assassination, from what I’m told. They remained friends, so yes, the other three were hurt. There really were no leaders of this band, Paul McCartney and John Lennon did write most of their songs. No matter who sang the song, the writers were credited as Lennon/McCartney, unless it was a George Harrison song. He did write a good bit of songs, too.

[@bbrathizza2075]

They split up after they wanted solo careers and would non stop argue. John left in 1970 followed by Paul ect. They sold over 2 billion singles and almost 200 million albums. In 7 years they released 13 studio albums. Paul has a new album coming out in December and him and dingo at age 80 still make and perform music.

[@ripred9223]

Love u kae

[@donweigel6337]

Love your review guy's Best band of all time The Beatles

[@davidfisher8821]

Great reaction guys! There are so many great Beatles songs... try Strawberry Fields, Dear Prudence, Rain, A day in the life, Tomorrow Never Knows, you’ve a great journey ahead of you!

[@jasonturner8509]

I like your to the top thing you say at the beginning of every video guys. Well ironically before they were famous John Lennon use to say to the others in the band "Where we going fellas?" "To the top Johnny!" "What top fellas?" "To the toppermost of the poppermost Johnny!" 🙂🙏

[@Trailerparkrock]

the best

[@ripred9223]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@hungfao]

John wrote this for his eventual wife Yoko Ono. The background is a long story. John's life was full of disappointment starting with his parents not wanting him. There were several other events where people let him down - at least from his perspective. So, he put all of his hopes in Yoko.

[@yohannbiimu]

The Beatles and Billy Preston, the fifth Beatle with this song. Billy's on the keyboard.

[@micolsen8895]

The TV/media told us the killer was a "fan." Turned out to be a false statement. At least, that's what a friend told me who has researched it.

[@ServingOthers99]

I guess he had been a fan at one point, but became a born-again Christian and was pissed at Lennon's blasphemous and atheist comments in songs and interviews. But who really knows except for the guy himself (Mark David Chapman), who will probably die in prison.

[@williamjordan5554]

Still the top selling musicians of all time.

[@nononobutyeah]

Another great one.

[@raffingisele9171]

Et oui les Beatles.. Love 😍 😍 😍 😍 😍 👏 👏 👏 👏 a vous deux pour votre joie de vivre

[@dirtylemon3379]

The people in the neighborhood actually called the police on them during this performance to make them stop. (Karens!). The cops went up on the roof where they were playing and later Paul McCartney said he hoped they would get arrested cuz it would have been a good ending to the film!

[@60sbaby456]

"Obsessed" fan, turned lunatic plain and simple, should never had a gun

[@franklinzappa7043]

Beatles Live is Magnificent. ROCK N ROLL AT ITS BEST🎼🎼🎼 possibly the best singer song writers ever. Lennon /McCartney

[@jamesreagle245]

The cops threatened to arrest them that day - their last public appearance. The queen of england was upset with john for returning the medals she gave him

[@wpollock1]

Great reaction!

[@36814]

Someone has majorly f*cked around with this video !!!!!!!!

[@bonysminiatures3123]

you guys are great you know your stuff

[@bbrathizza2075]

Man U gotta do more of this shit

[@clarenceseneca857]

Liverpool University offers a Masters degree program on the Beatles.

[@letsgobrandon3928]

rooftop recording "Get Back"

[@sagnhill]

You should watch the movie about the Beatles "Let it be" album. Called- Let it Be.

[@paulkeah-tighii7046]

Get Back-Beatles

[@BillyBogart]

One suggestion I'd have is to go down the rabbit hole of who the Beatles got their influences from. This is wide and varied in scope. Before they got a manager who put then in suits they were 4 obnoxious leather clad drunks who loved American rock n roll and r&b. In 1962 for example they played Where Have You Been All My Life new year's eve. The song had been released earlier that year by Arthur Alexander. They covered the b side as well Soldier of Love. Song in many ways sounded like the Drifters who I'm sure they loved. Chuck Berry was another favorite. That's just one avenue. Elvis, Gene Vincent, Bill Haley, Carl Perkins, Buddy Holly and many more kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4PSpJyBr92FgMk

[@yaguinabeatriz830]

youtube only has a like button, but if it wer for me, I'd give you Fu#$ing loving it button

[@emilie11291]

YAAASS PEOPLE REACTING TO THE BEATLES YEEESS :'V

[@josephmonte8009]

Great work fellas

[@firestar7188]

Always copyright issues with Beatles songs

[@jazzyboy7784]

Billy Preston on keyboards...dubbed "The Fifth Beatle" ...

[@Nina5144]

Love this, my mum was walking past when this was playing - it could be heard for mile!. The album is LET IT BE. John and Yoko all for peace, ironic that John should be tragically murdered.

[@kilgoretrout3966]

which part did you want to know? The murder, or the Rooftop Concert (their last public performance)? there was a group, 3 of us HS freshmen, whom discussed plans to drive to NY to try and take chapman out...im sure we weren't the only ones that thought of it, but they had him seriously guarded. Fucker shot him 6 times was it, or 4?...in the back, then sat and waited for the cops.

[@seanjustice6178]

First time hearing it yet you guys were singing it right off the bat 🤔

[@sweett8351]

Wow! It’s almost Halloween and still no Ghost BC?!! Don’t be afraid, they’re only awesome and Grammy winners. Here’s their song Ritual: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJ2Vd3h-p8SMsMk. This song rocks and on point with the spooky season. Enjoy! 😎👻🎃😈

[@totallytomanimation]

Lennon was shot right outside his New York Condo Building coming home from a session working on his last album, by a guy with a Jodie Foster obsession. Terribly tragic.

[@garrettnorth3771]

John Hinkley who shot Reagan had the Jodie Foster obsession.

[@totallytomanimation]

@@garrettnorth3771 you are correct. I am a little shocked that I got that wrong, being a film guy and knowing the odd relation to Travis in Taxi Driver who had an obsession with the Jodie Foster character, and wanted to assassinate a political figure and Hickley. I'm gonna blame it on late night commenting and hightail it out of town.

[@bevieann61]

Crazy Fan! 1980

[@69zenos1]

That is Billy Preston on piano...look him up

[@jamessmithe5490]

You guys have to listen to Helter Skelter.