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[@edwardpate6128]

I am convinced that in 500 or 1000 years people will still look at the Beatles and their music as being timeless classics.

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

you are delusional

[@tonydelapa1911]

If not, then somewhere along the line we will have screwed things up irreparably. I do hope you are right.

[@B.R.0101]

Nah mate, guitars groups are on the way out!

[@rickcocco9616]

@@B.R.0101 😂

[@lazoolazoo3771]

Sadly, they won't be in earth and 500 or 1000 years. The human race is just gonna destroy everything. Including the Beatles. Sad sad sad.

[@jrepka01]

"I've never heard a bad song by the Beatles." Like all artists there are some that don't work quite as well as others, but those are kinda rate in their catalog. It can't be said enough that the entire catalog was written, recorded, and released over a period of 8 years. Try to imaging any modern artist create this much high quality material from, say, 2014 through today.

[@jameshannagan4256]

@Far Stox One band that for me is like that in that even when I do not love the song I can still appreciate it is Radiohead.

[@lubinlfb3563]

Revolution 9

[@flipout99]

@@lubinlfb3563 My personal fav.........................

[@davidhattman7649]

Think about this they released 12 albums from 1963 - 1970 and they did this before any of them were 30 years old. Insane.

[@j.h.3777]

@Far Stox Never heard of them.

[@debbiechang5781]

Another masterpiece from Paul McCartney. Written about his deceased mother after he dreamed of her reassuring him during a difficult time. It can be interpreted and applied many ways. Bottom line is that it’s a beautiful song. Beatles music will almost always lift you up. Great reaction. 🌺✌️

[@williamjordan5554]

Not really. He had a dream in which their assistant Mal said let it be. He obviously changed this to Mother Mary in the song, which also refers to the mother of Jesus. Paul sometimes changes stories over time, and now he says his mother was the one in the dream.

[@ritchiec6317]

Not really it was john Lennon who said let it be he woke up from his number 9 dream. Lol

[@kevenrowe2958]

@@williamjordan5554 no evidence of that I’m sticking with McCartney story it makes more logical sense

[@williamjordan5554]

@@kevenrowe2958 Trust me. I've been reading about them since 1971.

[@kevenrowe2958]

@@williamjordan5554 nope I won’t cause their ain’t much really evidence . I think will take McCartney word over that other guy you claim

[@tinamakaneole8866]

The Beatles, the beginning and the end ❤️ no one can match them, or touch their brilliance. A gift from God.❤️

[@theodoreritola7641]

Them 70s ROCKED BABY ,, This was from 1970

[@srourfamily]

AS a catholic this song hits me so much among the charity we do out there, we met Paul and he mention about his mom and Virgin Mary it was sweet, God bless everyone especially Mothers.

[@mikek5958]

@@theodoreritola7641 1969 theodore, before Abbey Road.

[@darkcustomxxx7252]

The Beatles were god......

[@billmonetti2500]

Amen!

[@simonesays7222]

Like John Lennon said: "Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans". Thanks, guys! ❤

[@williamjordan5554]

He didn't originate that quote. He borrowed it.

[@j.h.3777]

A similar saying “Mann Tracht, Un Gott Lacht” is an old Yiddish adage meaning, “Man Plans, and God Laughs.” Despite our most careful planning, the Road of Life is unpredictable.

[@centuryrox]

Paul McCartney wrote this song after he had a dream about his deceased mother appearing. This was during tense times in the band, and his mother told him in the dream "it's all right, just let it be".

[@mikek5958]

She died of breast cancer when he was fourteen years old and John lost his mother Julia eighteen months later to an off-duty drunk driving cop who hit her as she was crossing the road after visiting here sister (John's Aunt Mimi) who raised him. "That became a very big bond between John and me, because he lost his mum early on, too. We both had this emotional turmoil which we had to deal with and, being teenagers, we had to deal with it very quickly. We both understood that something had happened that you couldn’t talk about - but we could laugh about it, because each of us had gone through it. It wasn’t OK for anyone else. We could both laugh at death - but only on the surface. John went through hell, but young people don’t show grief - they’d rather not. Occasionally, once or twice in later years, it would hit in. We’d be sitting around and we’d have a cry together; not often, but it was good."

[@paulknight9998]

Actually it was his road manager Mal Evans who appeared before him whispering "let it be, let it be" while he was meditating.

[@wnsafford1854]

@@paulknight9998 McCartney has repeatedly said it was his mother, Mary, (Mary Patricia Mohin McCartney), who said "Let It Be", to him, in a dream. 2 vids of him stating this, currently on youtube, are titled; Paul McCartney Breaks Down His Most Iconic Songs & Paul McCartney Carpool Karaoke.

[@williamjordan5554]

@@wnsafford1854 He changed the story over time. Trust me. I've been a fan since 1971.

[@paulknight9998]

@@wnsafford1854 And president Clinton repeatedly said he never had sexual relations with Miss Lewinsky. Several videos of him stating this on KZbin. What is your point?

[@zenpuppy6025]

According to McCartney, this is a very positive song, owing to its inspiration. One night when he was paranoid and anxious, he had a dream where he saw his mother, who had been dead for ten years or so - she came to him in his time of trouble, speaking words of wisdom that brought him much peace when he needed it. It was this sweet dream that got him to begin writing the song

[@williamjordan5554]

That wasn't his original story. Mal Evans was the one in the dream.

[@daisi4925]

That is beautiful, I always wondered about this song. You hear mother Mary you think Jesus mother and I didn’t think they were religious. Thanks for the info.

[@williamjordan5554]

@@daisi4925 They weren't except maybe George.

[@daisi4925]

@@williamjordan5554 thank yoy

[@pammickle3935]

George Harrison's guitar solo is icing on the cake!! And again at the end.

[@alanhope1190]

Absolute fire!

[@billmcmahon5454]

I think it's his best work. Even more then While My Guitar Gently Weeps.

[@paxonearth]

If this was the only song Paul McCartney had ever written and recorded he'd still deserve to be in the pantheon of rock.

[@scottderechinsky9896]

Paul McCartney was in a bad place searching for answers. He had a dream about his deceased mother, Mary. She came to him and just said "let it be". The rest is Rock history.

[@workingman6681]

BEST BAND OF ALL TIME!! PERIOD!!!!!!!!👍🥁🎧🎹🎵🎸🎙

[@eye5856]

led zeppelin

[@garyr8739]

@@eye5856 LZ may have been better musicians, but as for song writing - not even close. AND, I love LZ to so no disrespect intended. Others may say Pink Floyd, or Queen, but again, not when it comes to writing music. They were all good, but I don't think LZ or the others would even exist if not for the Beatles showing everyone else how to do it. The Beatles had absolutely no broundries when it came to music.

[@marthalowe1556]

AGREE 100%

[@stewartcohen-jones2949]

The Worzles.

[@oldermusiclover]

that would be Motowns Funk Brothers but for a singing and playing they get my vote

[@davidhapka5410]

It's impossible to overstate what a music and cultural phenomenon were The Beatles. They were of their time. We shall never see those times again.

[@robertpearson8798]

One of the greatest songs of any genre or any era, period.

[@TerrenceBowden-i4k]

Facts

[@curiousman1672]

My favorite Beatles song. Always gets me in the eyes. "And when the night is cloudy, there is still a light that shines on me.........". Who doesn't know that feeling? Good post.

[@vern1418]

The “fifth Beatle” Billy Preston on keyboards…. perfection

[@sunny70299]

Paul is playing piano, Billy the organ.

[@braudabo]

Not "The" fifth Beatle, one of the 10 - 15 "Fifth Beatles"...😄

[@nelsonacosta961]

The only real fifth beatle was George Martin.

[@robertsaul234]

Geoff Emerick insisted "the fifth Beatle" was a presence in the room when all four were in the studio. The sum was greater than the parts.

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

@@nelsonacosta961 when George Martin decided to leave the beatles broke up.

[@user-michael77]

George Harrison just steals the show with that blistering guitar solo.

[@stevemabus6178]

No doubt, the rosewood telecaster with one of rocks most melodic and memorable leads!

[@sumonjamal1653]

Mary McCartney inspired this song written by Paul McCartney, her son... Paul lost his mom to cancer when he was a teenager. 'Let it be' was something she would always tell him when he went thru tough times... (The late) John Lennon also wrote a song 'Julia' about his late mom, who passed away when he was a teen, after being hit by a drunk driver (who turned out to be an off-duty police officer).

[@juliobarreiro7345]

Paul wrote this for his mother memories

[@docgonzales]

I went past Pauls boyhood home last month, just a nice little house in a nice little street in a suburb of Liverpool, utterly unpretentious. To me it shows that no matter the material life you might have had or have, nothing beats having a strong family around you to bring out the best in a person.

[@lenstgelais7376]

Definitely one of my top 10 songs of all times for me just a masterpiece plane and simple 🥰👌👌

[@ilikejohnhurt]

The “Get Back” documentary puts the recording of this album into a new perspective. It’s 9 hours in length yet goes by fast.

[@JanS1]

When you hear McCartney playing around with Let It Be while other people are talking over it...it's crazy. And, an emotional moment for me to hear those notes. This is easily one of the most iconic songs ever written and performed. Inspired by Paul's Mum, Mary.

[@ilikejohnhurt]

@@JanS1: it’s almost deja vu when McCartney starts poking away at “Get Back”. They were definitely out of sync for the most part until that rooftop concert.

[@cathyopthof8136]

A must watch!!!

[@theodoreritola7641]

One of the best songs from the 70s Baby

[@nitab1971]

BJ, you are so right on when you say you've never heard a bad Beatles song. There truly is no such thing. There never was, nor never will be, such artistry. I'm happy to have seen them.

[@andrewlaw]

Lovely Rita Meter Maid...shocking

[@Fuliginosus]

'Revolution #9' is pretty unpleasant.

[@tompaul2591]

​@@Fuliginosusbut unique and artistic nonetheless

[@loadedorygun]

it’s a lot of serendipity imo. His mother was named Mary but it makes it seem more spiritual. Billy Preston was there to add warmth on keys and he turned in almost a pump organ type performance. When he does that descending sequence it’s definitely going to church. And that guitar, shoo! Free and easy, not trying to play every possible note.

[@teri7398]

Yes, an inspirational song indeed. "mother Mary" was a referenced to his real mother. He had a dream about her coming to him telling everything will work out. Let It Be. She passed a way when he was a young teenager, I believe about 14 years old or 15. A lot of people took "Mother Mary" to be "Jesus'" mother. LOL It is understandable. I am Catholic and we pray to Blessed Mother "Mary" and saints etc.

[@sarahfullerton6894]

Well, the organ music leads me to think that's somewhat intentional, as I thought especially his using the term "Mother Mary" indicates "Mother of God".

[@teri7398]

@@sarahfullerton6894 yes maybe but was that more on Phil Spectors producing? John Lennon past tapes to Phil for more finishes & Paul was not happy. The organ really makes it sound like a church song. So the Beatles accidentally started rock church music too? 😄.

[@anthonwest9541]

@@sarahfullerton6894 Yes, I think you are spot-on.

[@sarahfullerton6894]

@@teri7398 , but a part of that is also the "Mother Mary speaks to me" lyrics. I can't imagine anyone describing their own Mother that way. That sounds very much like, "Mary, Mother of God" stuff.

[@sunny70299]

@@sarahfullerton6894 Paul was not religious. He is more ambivalent about it now but certainly at this time he felt a lot of anger towards god and the church because of his mums death. His mum had a deep Catholic faith and Paul prayed for her to be spared as he said "thats how stupid religion is, my prayers didn't work when I needed them to" so Mother Mary is most definitely not a refrence to Mary "mother of god" but his own mum Mary who was a nurse and a nurturer. The phrasing is "mother mary" because it scans musically.

[@lainey7985]

I love this song. I had never heard it before, but in 2017, I spent some time in the psych ward of the hospital (nervous breakdown--everybody kept dying on me), and I can absolutely say, you will find some of the most creative people in the psych ward. My first roommate in there was a truly gorgeous young bipolar woman who was an amazing cello player. Anyway, another guy played guitar, and one night, he played this and a bunch of the patients started singing the song, and it was just so beautiful. I guess we were "the brokenhearted people." Honestly, it really was a special moment.

[@uglytruth4467]

I love the guitar solo! Did you?

[@TempeLane11552]

Simple brilliance. Paul's voice hits the mood perfectly. Love George's guitar.

[@alanfriesen9837]

Behind every Beatles song was their producer, George Martin. His role in the success of this incredible band should not be understated. Whenever you here complex musical instrumentation on a Beatles tune you should raise a glass to George Martin, one of, if not the, greatest producer in music history, and one of the best argued cases for being the fifth Beatle along with Stuart Sutcliffe, Brian Epstein and Billy Preston.

[@taradalik1405]

True. I call George Martin "The Wizard". He was SOOOO good! He mixed "Love" for the Cirque de Soleil , and it was his last work. His last HAD to be with the Beatles! - if you haven’t listened to it yet, please do so.

[@Fuliginosus]

Don't forget Pete Best, and Billy Shepherd who replaced Paul McCartney after he died.

[@alexandergibbs6950]

... except for the small detail that George Martin didn't produce this song. It was produced by convicted murderer Phil Spector.

[@alanfriesen9837]

@@alexandergibbs6950 Didn't know that. Thanks for the information.

[@anthonwest9541]

A song about his mother, but with spiritual overtones. That's why he says "Mother Mary", instead of the normal way of referencing one's mother (i.e. "my mother, Mary", or "Mary, my mother"). Great song choice!

[@RobertDavis-qh1ry]

A Boomer's memory. I found out that the Beatles were breaking up. Like everyone else in my generation this was like the Titanic of rock groups sinking beneath the icy waters of the dark ocean of hopelessness. No!Why! But yes, it was true. Then, something happened that had never happened before. News came on that they were going to play a last song live, on TV, in the middle of the afternoon when we had all gone home from school. When I heard this, my best friend told me to come over to his house (a 10 minute walk from mine) to watch it together. We did. After listening to it Jon (not John) asked me if I liked it. I said, no. I then asked him if he did. He said yes, enthusiastically. I was puzzled but said nothing. Later, I went over it in my mind and still felt the same way. It was because it seemed very sad as the last song I would ever hear from the group that, to me and my generation, was beyond reach as the greatest ever. The next day, and for years of days after, it played over and over endlessly on the radio. Having begun to recover from my sorrow, I started to see that Let It Be was ( and to this day is) one of the greatest songs of all time. Now, 52 years on, it is still one of the very few to make it to the top of music's Mount Everest of eternal music masterpieces! As for the sadness, it is still there, but overshadowing it is...hope! For me, hope's name...is Jesus! God bless you all!! 🙏

[@victoriarodriguez4637]

Anytime I’m feeling anything but happy this song always gets me right again. I don’t know why, it’s just something about his voice and the song in general ❤️

[@Raul_Alvarado2458]

You can never go wrong with a Beatles song (even individually}.

[@davidschecter5247]

It's astounding that there are music lovers who have not heard EVERY SINGLE BEATLES SONG already. But glad you folks are catching up! You really need to listen to their entire catalog, and then you will have enough musical knowledge and experience to judge all that came after them.

[@robertasirgutz8800]

God graced the universe, giving us the Beatles. Most influential band in history. Changed history.

[@juliesipes8007]

The Beatles getting spiritual. “Let it Be” a simple yet powerful message. The song can bring tears to my eyes.

[@phen277]

I've heard it an untold number of times and yet here I sit, at 55, with eyes brimming.

[@theodoreritola7641]

LET IT BE Came out in May of 1970

[@Alexandra_Indina]

​@@theodoreritola7641was written and recorded BEFORE Abbey Road.

[@mikecaetano]

20th Century Classic! "Let it Be" was all over the radio when I was a really little kid, so listening to it always reminds me of my late mother. Also, check out the gospel choir version of the song from the motion picture "Across the Universe" when you can.

[@PaulJoeTX]

Yes Lawd. Pure Royalty! 👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑

[@TheMkamix]

The great Beatles and their amazing songwriting.

[@ianbrooke6342]

As a huge Beatles fan there's really only one track I dislike and that's Revolution #9, never liked it, never will, the rest are just great. I've always (and I was a teenager when the Beatles first appeared) admired how ahead of their time they were and how much their music evolved from raw rock&roll (such as 'Bad Boy', 'Twist and Shout' and 'Long Tall Sally') when they first started to complex songs like this one and Day in the Life.

[@YunieDeen13]

number 9 number 9 number 9 number 9 number 9...shit whats not to like

[@trespatines8698]

#9 is just noise. I like all the rest of their catalog. A fantastic musical journey that they gifted us in just 8 years.

[@Jackson-jd1um]

Revolution 9 is a great avant garde track

[@trespatines8698]

@@Jackson-jd1um Enjoy it, it’s just not for me. It’s like abstract art, they throw multiple colors into a canvas at random and call it art. Some may like it, I don’t.

[@BRGKasumi77Main]

Let It Be, recorded in January 31st & April 30th, 1969 in Abbey Road and ended in January 4th, 1970 on Apple Studios. Great video guys, keep it up! Please react Magical Mystery Tour (1967) also by The Beatles!

[@Bluewizard7131]

The Beatles are unique in many ways, but one other thing that set them apart is that about 95% of their songs have a positive message, or positive lyrics.

[@marthaz]

John Lennon's "imagine" and "Give Peace A Chance" George Harrison's, "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" and "My Sweet Lord" Billy Preston's, "That's The Way God Planned It" from George's fundraising Concert for Bangladesh - all timeless messages that are completely relevant today. 🌈🙏 Love you two 💞

[@craigwells3655]

Glad you guys got to enjoy this uplifting song. This and 'Long and Winding Road' seem to be a peak for the Beatles, as Paul dipped into spiritual wisdom. A blessing.

[@alonzocoyethea6148]

I love howl the Beatles put aside all personal feelings, pulled on their pro musician pants, and make 2 more LP's before the split, perhaps saving the best for last.

[@newms69]

This song is POWERFUL.

[@diveplane05]

George Harrison's guitar solo is...... So sweet!

[@dangoss7180]

That lead guitar from George Harrison up is mind blowingly good.

[@jamesbarr516]

Paul wrote this, but John also has a lyric from a song of his that is in the same vein. “Life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans.”

[@TangoEliott]

Except John did not originate the quote. He borrowed it. The first known appearance was in an issue of Reader’s Digest magazine dated January 1957. The statement was printed together with nine other unrelated sayings in a section called “Quotable Quotes”:[2] Allen Saunders: Life is what happens to us while we are making other plans. -Publishers Syndicate

[@joelliebler5690]

They set the standard for all other pop rock artists to try and follow or expand upon if they had the talent and desire to do so!👍🏻❤️✌🏻

[@ontrack16]

My favorite George Harrison solo. He recorded this solo in Jan 1970 while putting together his song, 'I Me Mine', with Paul and Ringo. It would be the last time they were ever together as Beatles in the studio. Billy Preston guests on organ for the church feel. He was a great addition to their group when they tried to record a Get Back album and movie. Billy Preston plays the Fender Rhodes keyboard with them on their famous Rooftop performance.

[@sallykohorst8803]

I love all their songs.

[@rubbersole79]

"Life is what happens while you're busy making other plans." - John Lennon (Beautiful Boy)

[@amoco14]

Ever since I was a child in the 60's, I have loved The Beatles music. Great music and I mean all of it. And "Let It Be" is one of my favorites. Also that is Billy Preston on the Organ.

[@williamjordan5554]

The greatest band hitting on all cylinders.

[@thundrrd5]

The great Billy Preston played Hammond organ on this recording

[@michaeldavis5610]

Great song, wonderful reaction.This will never get old.Thank you both

[@miltonslocum8957]

Really enjoyed your reaction to another Beetles classic. As well as your comments. Ya'll are a beautiful couple. And Asia, your smile and laughter are infectious😊

[@dolfin9879]

Or even the Beatles

[@TheChick24]

One of my favorite Beatles tunes! So simple and yet so powerful. Hey Jude and Obla-di Obla-da are other great ones to check out

[@sealdrup]

At the time, 'Let it Be' had the highest debut on the Billboard Hot 100, beginning its chart run at number 6 and eventually reaching the top. It was the Beatles' final single before McCartney announced his departure from the band.

[@TheirFinestHour]

You literally could do almost any Beatles song from any of their albums and it would just be magnificent. They really didn’t do anything that wasn’t superb. Best band that ever existed.

[@JPMadden]

The Beatles transcended rock & roll and pop music to become something unique. Their music will live for centuries, like classical music. I got to see Paul McCartney in concert in 2011, and I remember thinking that it was like seeing and hearing Mozart live playing his own music.

[@randallschroeder8993]

Hey guys please react to the Beatles song Oh Darlin Paul's best vocal performance

[@stuartuhlhorn5324]

The piano brings the hymnal feel to this song but the killer for me is the guitar - pain, sorrow and anguish in those notes. A brilliant song!

[@jessegreen6138]

The Beatles don't have a bad song in my opinion. Even the covers they did were good. Have you ever heard the song "Taxman" George Harrison wrote this song. He became angry when he found out the Beatles had to pay 19 shillings for every pound they earned. 20 Shillings equals one pound. So as you can see they were paying 95% of the money they made to the British Government. Thank you for your great reaction, Asia and BJ.

[@davidcollins1154]

There is very good reason why the Beatles are known to be the greatest band in recorded history. They had their first UK hit in 1962 and from there every single they released in the UK up until 1967. They were the first group to have the top five singles in the charts at the same time. They were the first band to have a double fold album cover with Sgt. Pepper. The first to do a lot of things that until they did it had never been heard before in music. Do yourselves a favour and dive into the Beatles rabbit hole, you won't regret it.

[@jmcquown]

It's fun to hear you guys react to this music. This is later Beatles music. I was about 3 years old when The Beatles first hit the US on the radio and the Ed Sullivan Show. I was too young to know them as the lads from Liverpool although I do remember hearing 'A Hard Days Night' playing from a radio when I was 4 years old. I found out many years later my mother was a huge fan of The Beatles. :) Their musical style had shifted by the time they did this song and continued to shift. I grew up with it. :)

[@donnabannister793]

AWESOME SONG!!! THE BEST!!! ❤ thankyou guys love it💞

[@franhattner8964]

One of their most beautiful songs. To this day it brings a tear to my eye and I know every word still.

[@andyjacobs28]

This was my grandmother's favorite song. She bought me my first two Beatles albums for my 13th birthday in 1979, Let It Be and Revolver.

[@johnreid1912]

A Gospel and Blues and Pop inspired Beatles song, and a beautiful one like they always. Just one of 200 or so great Beatles songs inspired by all kinds of genres that also influenced those genres going forward. These guys were THE great synthesizers of music.

[@bobbybrettel5422]

Beatles songs Oh Darling and Nowhere Man...those are 2 super songs

[@andreascala2663]

i''m not a Beatles fan but this song is a jewel

[@johnwaga3702]

A great reaction to one of their classic songs. It truly is uplifting.

[@sexysadie1]

So beautiful!❤❤❤❤. The Beatles were on another level. A truly awesome band!!

[@chrino21]

The Beatles ALWAYS took us to church!

[@Sarah-nc1jb]

Nice reaction, love this song. Leo Sayer does a nice cover of it too. Asia has an adorable smile, she makes me smile too!

[@russelbarnes7235]

I was five years old when the Beatles first went worldwide. I'm glad to see you guys react to them and love them also. I hope you do more by them soon. Thanks for a great reaction. Peace

[@andrewbartlett269]

Can you do “ Here, there and everywhere” another McCartney masterpiece

[@danjoda755]

As usual Asia, your comments were insightful and intelligent. Thank you ❤️👼😊🌹

[@Blobnose10]

I lost my own mother "Mary" last year, this beautiful song gives me great comfort

[@gr8fulted49]

If you listen really, really hard during George Harrison's guitar lead on this song, you can hear the lead he did before that one that they decided not to use. I've heard it by itself and personally love it.

[@jackiesueann3476]

The Beatles are amazing! They're in my top 3 artists/bands of all time! Paul McCartney dreamt about his mother who's name was Mary. She died of Cancer when he was 14 years old. The Beatles had been going through some really bad things within the band and he dreamed that his mother came to him and told him to let it go..let it be....that it's going to be ok. Cool..yeah? Awesome song/reaction! ✌❤🎶😎

[@cindyphifer970]

My favorite McCartney/ Beatles song. Paul said his Mom used to say this to him and the song came to him in a dream

[@clauditamel]

Love this song! When I was a teenager and I was feeling really down I used to listen to this song. Cried a little bit and start again. It really gave me hope and courage. Greetings from Lima, Perú.

[@laurarominger2073]

A calming song. A spiritual song. I know it’s probably about Mary the mother of Jesus, but when my mother in law passed away who was named a Mary it helped. Lot. That was 21 years ago. And it still makes me think of her. Her son was an asshole and we’ve been divorced for 10 years and I’m remarried to a wonderful man. But she was the best thing about the family. A best friend.

[@davidhartley1155]

Paul McCartney's mum was Mary.

[@laurarominger2073]

@@davidhartley1155 I should know that. Anyways I always think of my mother in law. And Jesus’ mom ❤️

[@wadsworthaaron]

Along with "Yesterday" and "Hey Jude," "Let it Be" is one of Paul McCartney's Beatles masterpieces.

[@nkcbrazil]

And the “Long and Winding Road”

[@mik9124]

Beatles stay forever for shure , legends never Die . Imagines what ....

[@SirWrecksy]

eh... they ite i guess over 600 million albums sold

[@seandobson6221]

You can never go wrong with the Fab Four. This one came out during the era of the Fab Four I liked best. The part where their songs were less rah rah bubblegum pop and deeper subjects.

[@umair111]

Organ player Billy Preston adds so much to this song

[@xJRx77]

100%

[@jeffdimarzo7107]

WOW such a beautiful song, Touches your soul ,thanks, you guys are wonderful, stay safe and enjoy your day while I enjoy your channel, Peace and love.

[@waltercopus1485]

Wrote the words, wrote the music, played the music and sang the words. Greatest band the world's ever seen.

[@chrishinman6143]

No one has sold more albums to this day.Literally hundreds of self written songs.Their songwriting progression from 63-70 is impressive..Thank you so much for jamming these old classics with me you guys !!

[@NebulizerChi]

One of Beatle Paul's very finest moments (with major boosts from George Harrison on lead guitar and Billy Preston at the keys) ---"Eleanor Rigby" and "Got to Get You into My Life" are other absolute must-hears from his Fabster days...

[@davidcohen7146]

Thanks for doing this Beatles song guys. One of my fav Beatles songs ever. I agree B.J. The Beatles never did a bad song. This was a Paul McCartney song and when he sings about Mary he is talking about his mom who passed away when he was very young. Her name was Mary.

[@shanerussell1021]

Is this the greatest Beatles song of all time? Some say no, some say yes, some say maybe. Which is why The Beatles are the GOAT.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

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[@jimpaquette8007]

In the dictionary under the word Legend is a picture of The Beatles!

[@marcoserra1045]

Guys , just to be sure you understood....The Beatles actually composed "Let it be"!!!

[@johnthegreek5836]

This song will continue to be a masterpiece for many generations