FIRST TIME HEARING The Beatles "Hey Jude" | REACTION

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[@MapManLK]

Sounds EXACTLY as it did when it was released in August of 1968 when I was an eighteen year old senior in high school.

[@TheDivayenta]

Same vintage here. 😊

[@judy.followwill3520]

Well, I apologize for that. I thought it was Jackson. Thanks!

[@charlesdavis7461]

I was a junior and in September of 68 became a senior.

[@magicbrownie1357]

The Beatles are the deepest rabbit hole of all. Album after album after album after album of great songs. What a treasure their music is to the world.

[@tdgallagher218]

McCartney picked up a lot of vocal techniques from Little Richard. The Beatles were huge fans of Little Richard, so when he was touring Germany in 1962, they had their manager arrange for them to perform as an opening act for him. Richard often referred to McCartney as his brother.

[@robinfoster7597]

Before this track, radio stations wouldn't play anything longer than 3 minutes. The Beatles response, "they'll play this" and thus, another glass ceiling was smashed by them!

[@ricardocima]

Well but what about "Like a Rolling Stone"? It was done before.

[@cojaysea]

Bob Dylan’s like a rolling stone was first to break that mold.

[@RicoMusap-te3om]

Its like the original you get the magic ❤!!!

[@dagmar.6954]

I grew up with the Beatles music & had most of their records. They were part of the British Invasion. You can't go wrong with any of their music. They had so many great songs in the 60's-70's. "Hey Jude" is a great song written by Paul McCartney to comfort Julian Lennon when his parents separated.

[@B.R.0101]

What?? They weren't part of English invasion, they created it!! What???

[@ericarachel55]

brings back so many memories

[@Julian-to7ro]

This song alone is a gift from God. I wish more people would react to that version and not the live one. It sounds so fresh and timeless... and just so good.

[@olgierdanotv1893]

The beatles is gift from God tho this world. Own class, no band ever come close.

[@brentberryman7466]

I have 3 boys under the age of 9 and they absolutely love the Beatles. They were spoon fed it from birth thanks to my dad's Beatles record collection he gave me

[@thewizard6077]

Yes, this sounds exactly the same as the vintage vinyl I listened to decades ago. Remastering just involves cleaning up the audio and releasing tracks that are at a higher digital resolution to get them closer to analogue quality. This is not a remix, or any type of re-recording. It's the original tracks, original recording, original mix at a better digital resolution. Peace

[@djhoneylove5710]

The best analog recordings were the reel to reel tapes they used to sell not the scratchy records.

[@paulknight9998]

This is a remix. The 2015 reissue of "1" was remastered AND remixed

[@strathman7501]

It was remixed. But Giles Martin said his job was to be respectful of the original so the tracks were cleaned up and EQd but that's all (no "vocoder" treatments, Mugnify!). Maybe the stereo image has been rebalanced? Not sure, but it sounds pretty much like the original to me, nothing drastic has been done to it.

[@brianphillips2440]

The only really noticeable difference is that the lead and backing vocals are more crisp. There's more detail and presence on everything. It's nice to hear that detail and retain the original vibe.

[@genebaughbba3479]

The Beatles will draw big crowds and you get to watch and hear them.

[@trumpchump3539]

I remember listening to this New Year's night in 87. They were playing top 100 songs of all time and this was #1

[@JsscRchlDrsy]

I remember that. I had just graduated high school. It led me down a rabbit hole I never came back from.😊

[@minerva4558]

Yes, it sounds like the original😊

[@Hod101]

You NEED to do more Beatles. Best band ever.

[@Zhipfan]

More Beatles

[@paulknight9998]

Thank you for doing the studio version. Much better sound quality.

[@genebaughbba3479]

That's funny John really likes the part about the movement you need is on your shoulder Paul was saying I'll probably change that and John said no don't touch that that's the good part.

[@relevantbrother8964]

That's a really astute observation about MJ and Paul..first time I've really heard that and sounds plausible. Very nice reaction for a legendary song and band.

[@timbaker6540]

BeaTles released over 200 songs in 8 years They cover many genres of music and evolve tremendously in a short period of time

[@tdgallagher218]

Actually, it more like 7 years. Their first recording (Love Me Do) was September 1962, and their last session with all four of them in attendance was August 1969 (The End)

[@genebaughbba3479]

In the Sweatshop is when George and John stand up and tell the crowd to stand up and clap with them and sing with them. The croud goes cracy singing and dancing. Some just stare in awe.

[@Charsept]

the GOATs

[@magicbrownie1357]

What a treat to see that. I know what you mean. I love The Beatles. But the band I was in in High School was called, you guessed it, The Goats.

[@DrVonChilla]

Yes, it sounds just as it did when I was a kid in 1968. It's VERY unfortunate that you were talking over what are arguably Paul's GREATEST shrieks at the closing of the song. Loved the reaction, bud. BEATLES FOREVER

[@thewizard6077]

Do the Beatles dive! I would suggest full albums, starting with "Please, Please Me" right through to their final recorded album, Abbey Road, but if not that, then I'll recommend the live rooftop performance of the song "Don't Let Me Down". And yes, that was Paul on Lead vocals. Peace

[@clueingforbeggs]

Lead vocals on this song is Paul McCartney, all four Beatles performed lead vocals on different songs, though Ringo performs the least. My personal recommendations for each of the other Beatles are: John: In My Life, Strawberry Fields Forever, Revolution, or I Want You (She's So Heavy) George: Only a Northern Song, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Love You To, or Within You Without You. Ringo: Octopus's Garden, Yellow Submarine, Boys, or Goodnight

[@dannygriffith6185]

MANY artists who came after the Beatles were influenced by them....and still are & will be. They were and are THAT good!

[@RicoMusap-te3om]

The beatles are preaching 🎉🎉

[@genebaughbba3479]

From my experience you can react to a lot of Beatles material if you stop and talk for a little while during the song or something. You can also react to all of their television appearances and recorded concerts. This song was especially done by The Beatles on an American TV show The Dick Cavett Show I'm sure your audience would appreciate watching that video which I've seen people do all the way through and listening to this song and then see the crowd's reaction to the Beatles. They recorded and released over 210 songs and will watch everyone with you if you want to react to them.

[@judybartels4339]

In concert he has the crowd sing along and they really get into it!

[@ArchieFatcackie]

McCartney to this day is took for granted and actually underrated as a singer. He was actually a great singer.

[@anironiccoolness]

The original 45 record was released in mono only in August 1968. In 1970, the song was released in Stereo on a compilation with the songs namesake (Hey Jude) which kinda became the default version of the song since. This version is yet another remix made by Giles Martin who's gone back to remix a number of Beatles albums and singles. Differences between each mix are pretty minimal asides each mix's fade seems to be shorter than the previous. Mono version lasts for 7:20 original Stereo about 7:12 and this around 7:05.

[@johnrussell4788]

I just watched your reaction to Jimi Hendrix All Along the Wartchtower, Thanks for that from Australia. you had the same reaction to it that I had when I first heard it in 1968 ! Jimi is a completely unique icon.

[@DJBilodeau]

Great to discover your channel, and sample one of your reactions! Looking forward to joining the family and contribute some suggestions of my own! You can't go wrong with the Beatles, that is, if you can keep your programs from being blocked! Unfortunately, Beatles material often gets blocked on reaction channels. So God bless you for putting this one out!

[@RicoMusap-te3om]

GOD bless them 🙏 ❤️

[@debjorgo]

Paul wrote and recorded Girlfriend with his band Wings in Feb 1977. Michael recorded it in June 1979. Paul and Michael recorded 3 songs together. The Girl is Mine, Say Say Say (great video) and the Man, in '81 -- '82. Say Say Say was released right before Thriller.

[@topsyfulwell]

Loved Say Say Say. Needs a reaction vid.

[@debjorgo]

@@topsyfulwell After Michael blew up with Thriller, Paul like to kid around and say he taught Michael everything he knew. My joke on this is, he taught him to do a lot of promo videos, change his appearance with each new album and any press is good press.

[@vaughanwilliamson5401]

Didn't they do a song call ebony and ivory together as well

[@debjorgo]

@@vaughanwilliamson5401 That was Paul and Stevie Wonder.

[@topsyfulwell]

@@vaughanwilliamson5401 They did! Thanks for reminding me 😁

[@natashka8880]

OMG. I hope you did a "Beatle dive" after this. Gonna check to see. To quote a minor character in the recent film, Yesterday: "A world without The Beatles is a world that's infinitely worse.” So true, so true.

[@TiesBesselJonker]

That's a great way to put it. Totally agree with the modern mix of old sound, to me that's often. Makes the sound balanced yet somewhat incoherent, not entirely suspening disbelief.

[@ScreamingLemon]

Paul had said he had been influenced by Little Richard. "Oh Darling" really has some of Paul's greatest Vocals! As far as I know, this digital remaster had added overlapping vocals by Paul at the outro. In the original release there are not as many of Paul's ad-lib vocals in the ending. There were two live recordings and a studio recording made (correct me if I'm wrong) which they stitched the audio together.

[@robertszekely8686]

Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson did The Girl is Mine. They also did Say, Say, Say.

[@scottlaw8990]

Ok so to clear it up. Paul and Michael did the song "The Girl is Mine" on "Thriller" It was also a hit single reaching Number 2 on the charts. They did two songs for Paul's album "Pipes of Peace" - "Say Say Say" a Number 1 hit and "The Man" which is just an album track but could have been a single. Also I think you were confused because Paul wrote the song "Girlfriend" for Michael to record which he did release on "Off the Wall" in 1979. Paul also did his own version of "Girlfriend" which wound up on the 1978 Wings album London Town.

[@JordanOrlando]

This isn't remixed - it's remastered. The fidelity to the original is extremely precise and close. (They didn't go back to the stems until a few years later.) The Beatles' mixes were very stark and modern, including wide pans.

[@DJBilodeau]

I know others have commented. . .yes, that's Paul doing his best Little Richard, his great musical and vocal mentor. Paul is definitely Son of Little Richard!

[@bobbybrettel5422]

You MUST hear two Beatles tracks....Oh Darling......and.....Long Tall Sally...a Little Richard cover

[@anthonyv1719]

Should have done the live version on the UK David Frost show - showed their talent and this song live.

[@John-tn7nm]

11:21 They did two songs together. (1) Say, Say, Say and (2) The Girl is Mine.

[@hongfang2348]

Paul is the lead singer and is the primary writer of the song. Paul and John were the main songwriters, although George Harrison contributed some gems too.

[@paulettelamontagne6992]

Ringo wrote a few too

[@ricardo_miguel13]

@@paulettelamontagne6992two lol

[@joemc1960]

Pure genius

[@papercup2517]

Oh yes, always more Beatles, please...

[@j.woodbury412]

Yes, that is Paul McCartney doing the ad-libs on the end.

[@Mehwei]

More Beatles!

[@johndavids4780]

Ringo's drumming was very under rated.

[@davidmorris3312]

You need to do the live version it will blow you away.

[@barbarabisson2551]

If 'remastered' means making the sound clearer (no scratches), then yes. It sounds the same as it did originally to me.

[@WinteryMix84]

I was 14 when this came out. My favorite song of all time, ever. I scared my death half to death one night I was in my room singing along on my transistor radio and I let into that screaming part. LOL

[@reinacarbetta388]

Yep, that’s McCartney. One of the best male voices ever (also, he’s a musical genius :) And MJ was definitely influenced by him (and The Beatles, in general.) That’s why he asked Paul to “write hits” for him (and they did 3 songs together.) The Jackson 5 always cited The Beatles as their influence. MJ is a sore subject for many Beatles fans, btw (you may hear about that in your comments.)

[@johnf1772]

The Girl is Mine and Say Say Say - they did two songs together.

[@genebaughbba3479]

Yeah its Paul and on the Dick Cavet show you get to watch him sing this live.

[@debjorgo]

That video is just so great, seeing the Beatles do this song. You can't help but feel disappointed that he didn't watch it.

[@timlangford8678]

Good comments, insights

[@hopeklemann1]

THERE'S THE CUTEST VIDEO WITH PAUL MCCARTNEY AND MICHAEL JACKSON IT'S CALLED SAY SAY SAY

[@KathyBlackwell-xk9rg]

Need to check out , Maybe I'm amazed Paul , really does a great job !

[@thekingcobra63]

Sounds on point with my old 45 record

[@magicbrownie1357]

This remaster sounds VERY much like the original. Slight difference in sound only a trained sound engineer's ear would really hear.

[@PeterBuwen]

Paul sings and he loved Motown. The Mix is very Seminar to the original.

[@stephenreiner1523]

This was a song about John's son, Jullian Lennon. It's almost like a lullaby for the ages.Make it better, Jude. Look you have these amazing uncles praising you as someone who is expected to take the reins and run with it. Damn

[@bozimsaho5590]

It's very easy to find Paul playing it live, if you want a raw version.

[@canecasavettes85]

Listen to the live version! You will really see how great they were!

[@ricardo_miguel13]

only pauls vocals are live with some of lennon and these are here wayyy better with Pauls best screamings

[@canecasavettes85]

@@ricardo_miguel13 agree, the remaster is better! But still!!! Please provide evidence that only Paul was live! I see all four!🤣🤣🤣🙏🙏🙄

[@Tuesdays_Gone]

It’s Paul on lead vocals and piano (in this track) and bass, too, probably. It was probably remixed for stereo as much of their stuff was recorded in Mono. It sounds like the original to me. If their vocals have any enhancements, it’s not much. Their vocals are impeccable.

[@rewquioprewquiop]

Say Say Say and The Girl is Mine....you'll recognize those pretty quickly.

[@MikeOstrowski-iq8wf]

Remastered…. Not Re-mixed. This is the original recording and sounds amazing !!!! ❤️ backing vocals are more clear and tambourine is more crisp but original 🔥 Hey Jude is John Lennon’s son “Julian”

[@timstrobel7828]

Watch them perform it live, on The David Frost show.... amazing! You earned a subscriber. ❤

[@hongfang2348]

This is close to the original. It's an old song, from around 1968, quite good for the time it was released. Beatles are a great group but you also have to consider that all of their music comes from the 1960s.

[@lightningbug276]

One of the Great Songs of all time.

[@aBeatleFan4ever]

10:00 into the video and McCartney does one of the all time great screams... but he misses it because he's talking about Ringo getting influence from Paul. Dude... play that back and listen to that scream. The remix of the song has changed very little of what it sounded like in 1968... when it went to #1 for 9 weeks.

[@johnf1772]

Watch him in a stadium with 75000 other people singing this song - it's an emotional eruption.

[@genebaughbba3479]

Paul is doing a little James Brown at the end isn't he?

[@hungfao]

You should check out the LIVE version from the David Frost show in 1968 if you only do it for yourself. They had the audience join them on stage. It's awesome. They also did 'Revolution' on the same broadcast. Very worthwhile. Paul's significant vocal influence was Little Richard. This version is accurate but crisper than the original. We wore out the vinyls replaying these. The sound would become muddy naturally.

[@lightningbug276]

Paul plays piano and sings this song. And he wrote it

[@dougsusie2319]

Sounds just as it did in 1968, they just cleaned it up a little and made it more crisp. Peace ❤

[@tinakeith5822]

This song is about John Lennon’s son Julian Lennon. Julian had his own singing career. Please check out some of his music! Valotte Too late for goodbyes Jesse Say you’re wrong Stick around

[@paulettelamontagne6992]

Paul is that Chris and does have that much range you can tell when you listen to him live I noticed the remastering seems to bring the background closer to the speakers. But they were always very very good with their Harmony I remember watching them on Ed Sullivan. My mom had a copy of it somewhere I said he was good with wings Paul McCartney and Wings

[@lorikisiel9367]

Yes, that's Paul.

[@gizmo5925]

McCartney's collaborations with Michael Jackson that I know about were "The Girl is Mine" and "Ebony and Ivory." There may have been others.

[@scottlaw8990]

Ebony & Ivory was with Stevie Wonder

[@gizmo5925]

@@scottlaw8990 Oops!

[@djfrank68]

I hear what you're talking about with the digital remastering. It sounds to me like someone talking through a high speed fan. But other than that, it's very much the same as the original analog.

[@Mehwei]

Say say say

[@magicbrownie1357]

Sir Paul McCartney sings the lead vocal on this song.

[@timbaker6540]

Paul is a huge Little Richard fan You can hear it sometimes when PAul is going crazy

[@sidneycrossley7802]

Michael and Paul ....Black and White. And stereo was fairly new.

[@philowens7680]

It is the original vocals. It is the original instruments. The track balance is different. Bass and drum symbals are more prominent.

[@AdaedA1]

The Beatles often double tracked their vocals to give it that thicker almost echoish sound

[@dionysiacosmos]

If you're working with the idea that they only did early pop and love songs, I invite you to listen to Helter Skeltor, the first heavy metal song ever recorded. Paul also sings lead. Michael and Paul recorded two songs, The Girl is Mine and Ebony and Ivory.

[@scottlaw8990]

Ebony & Ivory was with Stevie Wonder. Say Say Say was the other one with Michael and the song "The Man".

[@TangoEliott]

It sounds like it did in the day. This song is 1968. MJ was 10.

[@davidsweet9163]

Remastered only means just cleaning up any background noise. Maybe a little more Eq. George Martin and the Beatles recorded extremely well

[@jeanmichel6255]

The whole song is sung by Paul McCartney! Backing vocals by Lennon and Harrison

[@jimfrederick3907]

Play this, then "Piano Man", Then "American Pie" and any bar turns into a karaoke fest!

[@edwardhubschman3610]

You are tapping into the greatest band in history. Their output in 7 years of recording was so groundbreaking, so diversified and so prolific as to never again 8:12 be approached. Spend some time exploring their vast catalogue and I’d expect you’ll largely agree.

[@ericarachel55]

1968

[@OneRaxy]

Please do oh darling

[@hopeklemann1]

yes it sounds very close to the original to me

[@genebaughbba3479]

The song is The Girl is Mine. And musical history is important Mozart and Bach came first the Beatles came second. There really isn't anybody else that fits in that category.

[@johnbarleycorn9683]

I think the coda is longer on this live version than on the album.