I Can't Believe I Never Heard This! Rain - The Beatles Reaction Video!

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I Can't Believe I Never Heard This! Rain - The Beatles Reaction Video!
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In this reaction video, The Beatles perform their song called, 'RAIN.' As soon as i heard this suggestion, you know i had to record a reaction video! Watch me have the best time ever hearing this song for the first time, and see the beautiful reaction. Thank you for watching! and make sure you SUBSCRIBE.
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[@DawnSuttonfabfour]

I put this up on my fb page last week, when the UK was waiting, hoping it would rain. That's John singing lead. Ringo's drumming is excellent on this. One of my favourites.

[@therealjetty4889]

Are you from the UK?

[@DawnSuttonfabfour]

@@therealjetty4889 Oh yes. Proper London girl but now live on the East Coast of England. Did you see my response to your Dark Side reaction?? It's what made me subscribe and I am not easily impressed!! Please. check it and get back to me on there? Or, you know, don't, that's cool too.

[@therealjetty4889]

@@DawnSuttonfabfour I seen you mention it but i had to confirm it and dark side reaction i don't remember doing a reaction to that name

[@DawnSuttonfabfour]

@@therealjetty4889 I am so sorry, I meant that first bit but then confused two messages together! Because yes I am a simpleton. I meant to say your love of The Beatles made me subscribe, which it did. Doh!

[@therealjetty4889]

Thank you I appreciate you 😊

[@1967PONTIACGTO]

Fun Fact: When this song came out it blew my 11 year old mind... probably the first psychedelic song.... nothing like it had ever been on the radio before

[@therealjetty4889]

It’s a good song

[@garyfletcher844]

Eight Miles high by the Byrds was about a month earlier, but the Byrds only got their 12 string sound when they heard Beatle George play it in 1964.

[@ianlaker9161]

The most ridiculously underrated Beatles song of them all IMO. Everything is perfect (as usual). The interplay of Paul's bass and Ringo's drums are superb. And John's voice? Sublime.

[@therealjetty4889]

It’s a great song

[@BlorbusUnimax]

baby you're a rich man is pretty underrated

[@DJcool-tr1tk]

Then you’d be terribly wrong, because it’s one of their most successful songs.

[@DJcool-tr1tk]

@@BlorbusUnimaxhowever, you’re right. It’s very underrated.

[@altar964]

@ianlaker9161 I think that every Beatles song is still underrated.

[@jamesmacgillivray9607]

Some of Ringo ' s best drumming.

[@therealjetty4889]

He’s good

[@cmlnrowan]

No one in rock/pop was drumming like that in 1966. They took influences from Motown, Jazz and even Country/Rockabilly and came up with their own completely unique sound, then never stopped evolving.

[@mayleecole1761]

One of Ringo's best drumming songs

[@gentillygirl545]

"Rain. Shine. The weather's fine." To me it's a song of acceptance. The weather exists. We exist. The world goes round. It's what you make it. I think this song came out about 1966 when they were about 25.

[@davidfisher8821]

The smile on your face….The Beatles were magic. It’s hard to explain in context, but nothing sounded like them, they were like a snowplow clearing the streets for others to easily follow.

[@therealjetty4889]

😊

[@kevinmoss6428]

"Rain" is in my Beatles top ten

[@pizzarellayt]

This is the B-side of their 1966 single Paperback Writer. It wasn't very popular for a pretty long while. I honestly love it! The things that you wouldn't notice are things that are very easy not to notice: the rhythm track (Guitars, drums, and bass) are all slowed down. They were recorded in the key of A, and slowed down to the key of G. The vocals are also sped up, originally recorded in the key of F, and sped up to the key of G. This is also the first song to use reversed vocals. The channel You Can't Unhear This made a video on this song called "The Radical Innovations of the Perfect Beatles song." It goes a lot more in-depth into everything this song did. Glad you enjoyed it, this is one of my favorites!

[@therealjetty4889]

You know your stuff and I definitely get a good feeling when I hear this song and thank you

[@ollietsb1704]

One great thing about a Beatles single was, by this time, fans knew the flip-side was as or better than the A-side. Go find TICKET TO RIDE but the flip-side is the outstanding harmony number, YES IT IS.

[@stephenmartinez9355]

@@ollietsb1704 Or Hey Jude backed with Revolution, or Penny Lane backed with Strawberry Fields Forever, and many others.

[@Kenjanz]

I've heard Ringo said this was his favorite song to play.

[@therealjetty4889]

I can see why

[@MsAppassionata]

He really sounds great on this.

[@angelashepherd1414]

George is beautiful ❤️

[@robertm7071]

Fantastic, isn’t it. The thing about the Beatles, and I grew up in the 60s, was that EVERY Beatles song was different. You never knew what was coming next.

[@dosstodd8014]

I still get cold chills when I hear this song

[@garyfletcher844]

Don't beat yourself up. this song is not that common. One of the best B - sides ever. Just seeing a trippy song in black and white tells you it's one of the first of it's kind

[@billvallier3852]

This was a "B" side. Crazy.

[@Chivalry220]

This was Early 1966, people! They were truly THE pied pipers of popular music during their "reign" as a band in the '60s. It was a great time to experience the expansion and maturity of music...

[@gregory6798]

If I could go back in time it would be 50s and 60s, music back then was awesome 💯 from what I've heard as a Gen X. Across there's 70s and 80s awesome too.

[@TangoEliott]

I always tried to understand the ending and eventually found out it was backwards! Ringo kills it!

[@therealjetty4889]

It’s impressive

[@singlesideman]

Please never overlook the incredible rhythm section that was Paul and Ringo, especially here, with Ringo's best performance ever, and yet another stellar one by Paul - he's so forward, yet, incredibly, not in the way - everything about this song, and the way that it was arranged and performed and recorded and ultimately released just plain worked, perfectly, absolutely brilliantly.

[@therealjetty4889]

They’re awesome

[@cmlnrowan]

Forward but not in the way. Great description. Same on Something.

[@jonk6513]

May be one of McCartney’s best early-mid Beatles bass lines. Total tuning fork for my soul in this song.

[@therealjetty4889]

🙂

[@stewartcohen-jones2949]

You can hear the Indian influence in the drone of the guitar and The vocal. Not only did George bring Indian influences to The Beatles music , but John also did not remain deaf to the sounds of India. He used a similar vocal drone sound for Tomorrow never knows.

[@VIDSTORAGE]

It is an Indian influence of the mystical vibe . They were just starting to get into many kinds of experiments with different sounds

[@mikefetterman6782]

This is one of Ringo's favorites (this was the most difficult drumming of the Beatles catalog, according to him). Most of their songs were very simple for Ringo, but this was one where he got to show some of his chops. A John song, straight from he and George's "special coffee" event with the wives. He and George got Paul and Ringo to try LSD of the course of the next year.

[@therealjetty4889]

Very interesting

[@carlosrios6502]

This was the first song that they sang backwards ( the tape was roll backward) when the rain comes just you hide your head its backwards it took me like 3 montas to figure out what John was saying and that was in 1975 when I got hand on this récord I was 16 at that time is one of the Beatles masterpiece song

[@therealjetty4889]

I really like this song

[@joexpoe]

The coolest fact nobody's mentioned: The last lyric by John is played backwards. The first such song to do so.

[@taragreenetarotastro]

I was 13 years old when this 45 Single came out the B side of Paperback Writer which was never one of my fave Beatles songs and I am a huge fan. Rain blew my mind. I loved it.

[@nthdegree1269]

When they sing together it's absolutely magical

[@therealjetty4889]

Facts

[@mayleecole1761]

Also the first song with backwards lyrics

[@nomainofficial4604]

These tracks are slowed down listen to the actual speed of this song it's just amazing especially the drumming.

[@therealjetty4889]

Will do 😊

[@calescapee9642]

Paul is playing the Epiphone Casino in open G tuning plus they slowed down guitar parts on the recording takes to make them sync because they were in different keys

[@anthonys.8569]

First heard this at age 15. My dad introduced me to the early Beatles songs but I discovered this on my own. Such an obscure but amazing track. I was completely mesmerized by this one. Still one of my all time favorites

[@danalauren4409]

I've been a Beatles fan since I was in the crib. I Love YOUR vibe ...pure enjoyment.

[@BuffaloC305]

"I can't believe..." No one's born with the awareness. One must dig and research on their own. The best way is to listen to Album-Band's albums, but the Beatles were notorious for issuing an album or two a year, plus singles in between. Start with their albums and live with each one for a while.

[@singlesideman]

I love seeing this. Seriously, this has been my favorite Beatles song for decades! It's crazy how many generations connect so immediately with this... Genius. Yes. They never disappoint...

[@therealjetty4889]

It’s a very good song 😊

[@stephenmartinez9355]

The Beatles were smiling in the video probably because they were stoned. Seriously. The song was recorded in 1966, during the same time that they recorded the album Revolver, which is definitely worth listening to in its entirety. From that album, play close attention to "Tomorrow Never Knows" and "She Said, She Said."

[@cmlnrowan]

Maybe, but they smiled a lot anyway.

[@richardmartin9565]

When I first heard it, the bass stood out.

[@mikeballard1607]

The Beatles were and are healers.

[@therealjetty4889]

I agree

[@tonyrock5313]

I grew up with the beatles. Something changed when they broke up and never came back. P.S. The last lines were played backwards.

[@therealjetty4889]

You are a lucky man

[@daletwin1]

Someone might have already stated this but at the end of the song they have what John Lennon is singing playing backwards.

[@therealjetty4889]

It’s pretty cool

[@RhettAnderson]

My favorite Beatles song.

[@danhurst9048]

This is the first reaction i've watched you do...i really like your attitude,perspective and the fact that you don't stop a song 20 times.just a very few times like you do is just right...1,000 likes

[@michaelwirth6843]

Ringo is fantastic!

[@ivancortina4398]

I can't wait until the new 2022 Revolver Giles Martin remix, and using the demixing technology that they use for the Let It Be film, comes out in late October , which will include Rain and Paperback Writer, I heard the drumming is going to sound insane in this song 👍

[@therealjetty4889]

I gotta check it out

[@anthonycantu8879]

One of my all time favorites. Very British. I was born at the right time. I heard all of their songs the minute they came out.

[@billvallier3852]

The coda of "Rain" includes backwards vocals, which Lennon later stated was the first use of this technique on a record.

[@maggieyanor5082]

Every Beatle song that came out became a hit. I was 16 when i heard "Roll Over Beethoven. "who is that? " I asked "The Beatles, they're going to be on Ed Sullivan next Sunday." "Who?" An English Group. The girls my age and younger were insane, crying about the Beatles and would do anything to get tickets.They all selected their favourite Beatle? They moaned if there was news that John, Paul, George or Ringo had girlfriends. It was a rare group in the sixties to have a whole album where every song was just loved. Most groups had only one or two songs per album were any good. But I {we} were never disappointed with Beatle albums. I did love RUBBER SOU: and ABBEY ROAD though because they were gifts and I played them a lot.

[@therealjetty4889]

I will be reacting to those songs

[@MsAppassionata]

@@therealjetty4889 Albums. Listen to the whole albums. It’s a better experience that way. That is how they wanted people to listen to them. I realize that that is not the trend these days but back in the day this is how most bands (after The Beatles appeared on the scene, that is) wanted people to listen to them. That became even more the thing in the 1970’s with bands like Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, etc.

[@demonsbutterfly]

My Fave Beatles Song

[@therealjetty4889]

It’s definitely a great song

[@user-pb6vv1iq5g]

I remember when this song came out, we played our 45 records backward at the end of the song because it was recorded on the 45 backward.

[@michaelm6948]

There was so much innovative stuff done with recording this song. John Lennon's voice was slowed down to give it a different pitch. The guitars were also timed differently. Lennon wanted his voice to sound like an Indian monk chanting on a mountain peak in the Himalayas. At the end Lennon's singing is played backwards on a tape loop so it sounds like a foreign language. Paul McCartney's bass was enhanced so it has a much thicker sound that he had been looking for from the recording engineers. These were all things done in the studio for the first time in 1966..

[@dougiemilnephotography756]

If you drop one Beatles song a week, it'll take you over four years to finish. They were pretty prolific.

[@therealjetty4889]

Imma take my time then I’ll drop 4 to 5

[@user-pb6vv1iq5g]

I remember when this song came out on 45 (record size) we had play the end of the song backwards, because it was recorded backward.

[@edgarsnake2857]

Great track by The B's. Love your reaction.

[@DawnSuttonfabfour]

They laughing at the end cos John sings the last line backwards and is trying to here.

[@therealjetty4889]

😂

[@douglascrandall7230]

As a long time Beatles fan, and an old timer, I can honestly say that there is not one bad Beatles song, by which I mean even if I don't particularly like the song, the song itself is masterfully played. Every song. Even in all of the live videos of the band, of which there are MANY, they play and sound perfect. Especially in their ability to harmonize in such perfect harmonization. lol. Peace.

[@therealjetty4889]

I agree

[@ThaKunzlermichael]

It was so much simpler then, serious good music .A lot was the old production, which was complimentary to the 60;s rockers, who some weren't trained musicians but hid between amplification......It created or kept going a universal beat..

[@therealjetty4889]

Thank you for the info I really like this song

[@ThaKunzlermichael]

@@therealjetty4889 Most welcome my friend.

[@astorgumundsson9232]

Fun Fact: Before Oasis were Oasis, the name of the band was Rain after this song

[@therealjetty4889]

Pretty cool

[@ShootYourRadio]

Another good somg is I'm Only Sleeping. It really captures the feeling of dreaming.

[@foofookachoo1136]

Reminds me of another song they put out. That is “He Said,She Said”. Does anyone else think this song sounds a little like that one??

[@stevedahlberg8680]

One of their best songs for that era for sure. I remember when I first heard it I was so young and I just was into the really hard rocking stuff like Long Tall Sally and even later on at the end but you know Helter Skelter which is basically to me kind of a precursor to heavy metal. But yeah man this song along with another one called nowhere man. I would put these back to back and listen to them because these guys are just really exploding creatively at this point they're in their late twenties and they're just going at it you know and they know each other inside out. They know each other inside and out for sure. So this song and nowhere man have this kind of somewhat abstract quality but you also you get the message 100% you get the message but it does it by you know removing itself slightly and then they're playing with just wonderful textures instrumentally and also with the vocals and the harmonies. And who better to try to experiment like that than the Beatles at that time? You know they would be the ones. So glad you put this back on my radar man, thanks for your reactions.

[@therealjetty4889]

Thank you 😊

[@mr.dr.prof.patrick7284]

the reason why they give off the “chill smiley vibe” is because they were 100% stoned for the shooy

[@therealjetty4889]

😂

[@beholdmessiah6526]

Great song, great reaction

[@scootdaws25]

When you put 4 genius musicians together... Paul and Ringo getting down.

[@robertm7071]

Well done for choosing this wonderful song. All the other reviewers just seem to be following each other and miss this. That’s their loss. Try Across The Universe by them.

[@timbaker6540]

One of my favorites

[@DJBilodeau]

I do want to give you a tip on a band that won the 2014 New World Artist of the Year for the Soul Train awards, and appeared and performed for the show. They are an Afro-Norwegian musical duo and band called Nico and Vinz. They are Nico(las) Sereba and Vincent “Vinz” Dery, both residents of Oslo, Norway, and they are like no other band in the world today. You really need to get their album “Black Star Elephant” and do all 21 tracks (well, maybe not all 21; that would be up to you). In any case, the best album you don’t know about and haven’t likely heard yet. Check out these three basic Nico and Vinz songs 1.) “One Song” (amazing to see these guys speaking in Norwegian to the crowd!) 2.) Am I Wrong, 3.) In Your Arms. 4.) Know What I’m Not. A lot of great material there. I hope you check it out in a program for me!!!!

[@reinacarbetta388]

It was impossible to play songs lives during this period (or even pretend to) because they were full of new studio tricks. That’s why they’re laughing. But the funniest part of this video and the Paperback Writer video (btw, they produced the first ever music videos) is Paul’s chipped tooth (he crashed a moped while drunk lol.)

[@therealjetty4889]

Why was it impossible? and Paul lol

[@reinacarbetta388]

@@therealjetty4889 Because in the studio, they were doing things never done before - tape loops, backwards singing, backwards guitar, etc… and they didn’t have the technology back then to reproduce them live. Now, everything can be programmed into an electric piano (and probably other ways now) and played back on stage. That wasn’t available then.

[@therealjetty4889]

The Beatles definitely are impressive

[@braudabo]

@@therealjetty4889 You have to imagine, that the musicians, the bands back then used speakers for their concerts, that are now in living rooms (yes, a bit of an exaggeration, but basically it describes the technical possibilities in the early to mid 60s.) It wasn't intended, that pop musicians would bring a large equipment onto the stage. Not least, the Beatles then cleaned up with this idea, even if they themselves no longer put it into practice, since in August 1966 they ended their live tours, which made headlines wherever they performed, forever --- and greetings for Beatles-"Fangirl" 😄Reina!

[@reinacarbetta388]

@@braudabo 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@DJBilodeau]

I think you will find that despite the fact these were boyhood brothers from Liverpool who were totally into black American music. Their biggest hero (Paul was taught by him to sing that screaming style that made John so jealous and hurt that Paul did not invite him to sing “Oh Darling” the lead part (instead Paul did a knock ‘em dead version of the song. Lennon later said he was hurt by this slight.

[@Jagangela]

I am down for The Beatles, and then some others!

[@Vince_Steele]

This was filmed not long after Paul had been in a car accident that resulted in a chipped front tooth, as well as a nasty cut on his top lip. You can also see it all clearly in the official colour promotional films they made for this song, and Paperback Writer. Further appearances by Paul, after these were filmed, show him with a repaired tooth, but that lip scar has stayed with him for the rest of his existence. It also helped to fuel the Paul is Dead conspiracy by showing that Paul's so called replacement must have had dental work and plastic surgery leading to the lip scar, in order to make him more Paul like. Apparently the real Paul supposedly died in the crash, and a look-a-like was brought in, who just happened to sing like Paul, played a left handed bass guitar like Paul, had a deliberately sophisticated Liverpudlian accent like Paul, and could play and sing as if he'd spent years perfecting his voice and musicianship back in the time when the real Paul had done so with the early Beatles in their Hamburg days, before they became world famous. This was apparently orchestrated to stop all of his fans from suiciding if you believe any of it.

[@therealjetty4889]

Thanks for the info

[@MsAppassionata]

I don’t. What a crock of bullsh*t. I don’t know how some people can be so gullible. Smh.

[@timgann5889]

I am sure curious, Has anyone ever played the end of that song backward to see what john lennon actually said at the end of that song.?

[@MsAppassionata]

Funny watching John pretending to sing the backwards part.

[@therealjetty4889]

😂

[@edstein5642]

This was the B-side of the “Paperback Writer” single. That’s a 45rpm record. It was Paperback Writer that became a hit, but everyone smoking weed KNEW the band was onboard.

[@baldbadger7287]

When John sings in reverse at the end is so haunting, I love it

[@jean-marieboucherit4518]

The smille on your face says it all.

[@therealjetty4889]

Sure does 😊

[@craigblyth783]

i can definitely hear Oasis in this song

[@michaelbarat3212]

Ringo on Drums makes this song.

[@therealjetty4889]

😊

[@therealjetty4889]

😊

[@dennisberceles7387]

It's John sublime singing tuk, and Paul's chess pounding bass, George's guitar riffs and yes Ringo's drumming. This song dropped the jaws of Brian Wilson & the Beach Boys, the Kinks, the Zombies, the Stones and the world hahaha..

[@thomastimlin1724]

Spring 1966, Rain was the flip side of the single Paperback Writer. Although you find these on the Revolver album too, only on the British Version. The American version of Revolver [1966] was different...less songs...all Beatles albums were different between British and American until Sergeant Pepper. Rain has a backwards tape with John singing backwards at the end of the song. They were always experimenting...the mass numbers of young people discovering the Beatles 52 years after they broke up is just astounding. Really learning about them chronologically is best as you can see how they progressed. too many do not understand music was not like this Rain song before the song came out. THEY changed music even in the beginning, it was 8 years of hard work, eventually playing German nightclubs and in England, in dingy places, before they became famous. the first band to give concerts in Stadiums, like yeh, they did it all first, don't let anybody BS you on these things....they set the bar higher before Led Zeppelin was even an idea.

[@therealjetty4889]

Amazing

[@anthonymclean9743]

Paperback writer and Rain was never on the UK Revolver album.

[@ivancortina4398]

@@anthonymclean9743 it should have been LOL

[@garyfletcher844]

Believe it or not, Rain wasn't a hit. That's because Paul thought that Paperback Writer should have been on the A side. Rain would have certainly been a hit had they put it on the A side , and not hid it on the B side.

[@gettinhungrig8806]

Around this time they switched to Paul mostly getting the A-side. I'm not sure why this happened. John had delivered for them in the past. They should at least have shared the A-sides a bit more. Several of John's B-sides including this one would easily have been number one, as would just about anything they recorded such was the phenomenon.

[@jimorndorf6780]

Rain and Paperback Writer were I think the only two Beatles hits that were not on an original Beatles album.

[@joymattson8549]

Always sounded like bagpipe drones to me in one section.

[@daniellittle830]

Probably want to check out she said she said off of the White album

[@therealjetty4889]

Ok thanks

[@pizzarellayt]

Correction: She Said She Said was off of Revolver, not the White album.

[@peterrichard3706]

Nowa days you can just look up a band and see them. Couldn't do that then. But you can't appreciate them unless you got A M radio. No stereo . That's how it was in them days.

[@jeffnaslund]

Check out Hey Bulldog by them

[@therealjetty4889]

Ok

[@mikenaykki2173]

Great song! 👍👍🎸🎸🎸🥁😎

[@therealjetty4889]

I agree

[@mohamad-ms2pb]

If you like the vibe of this song you should check out these other similar tracks with Lennon singing lead: Tomorrow Never Knows, I'm Only Sleeping, And Your Bird Can Sing, and He Said She Said. All of these tracks are on the Revolver album. Better yet, check out the whole album.

[@therealjetty4889]

Okay

[@allanrose2964]

I loved this song when it came out. Seems like the 45 rpm had Paperback Writer on side A and Rain was side B. I really liked both but apparently the public at large didn't. Seems neither song were quite the hits of prior songs. The harmonies make you sing along here!

[@therealjetty4889]

It definitely does

[@richardmartin9565]

I think it came out in 1966.

[@therealjetty4889]

Thanks for the info

[@MrMacHobb]

first intentional backmasking. They did a lot of things first...

[@nesdi6653]

Hes they reversed the vocals at the end

[@Bill_Jones.]

0.00 till The End………Sir Paul’s bass never sounded better.

[@therealjetty4889]

😊

[@barbarjinx3802]

They were all stoned. This was their pot period.

[@therealjetty4889]

😂

[@timbaker6540]

Paul has a chipped front tooth

[@DJBilodeau]

Dude, love your video! You may not have noticed that the vocal track for the lead singer (John Lennon) were recorded backwards. The video takes your attention away from this.

[@kimberlyturk3915]

I think we are a minority. Most people complain when it rains. Im not sure why.

[@greggoodwin3908]

First backward masking and psychedelic song ever

[@TedRegal-og2mk]

You ain't seen nothing yet.

[@bidensucks8664]

The percussion and bass is outstanding. Beatles are supreme.