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[@sparklyorchid]

Here Comes the Sun🌞next please

[@lowrider4266]

The drummer, Ringo Starr, or Richard Starsky, was in a movie with Rachael Welch, not sure the year or the name. It was the caveman movie. He has put out solo work in recent years. John Lennon in round glasses singing harmony and George Harrison other guitar player singing, Paul McCartney on piano. Awesome reaction and song. Thanks.

[@JennHoward1984]

Let it Be!!! As a fellow Ronnie Radke lover, I suggest Let it Be by the Beatles! So Very Timeless. Also, did you realize Ronnie was in the Corey Taylor CMFT video? YES!!!! That is Paul McCartney! You got this

[@eddiemiacoria8477]

George Harrison Made his solo album ( I got my mind set on u) it’s a great son .. check it out.. and he is dancing too..

[@celebritygravehuntingadven2737]

My friend, thank you for the reactions! I love seeing someone react to things I've taken for granted over time. You refresh my appreciation for the artistry. When the Beatles released Hey Jude in November 1968, the flip side of the record was the song Revolution. Here is the video for that song, still politically relevant 52 years later - kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHiveK2Ijb5oeNk

[@Sammael6662]

On Lead vocals: Paul McCartney Sitting with the neckerchief - harmonizing: John Lennon Standing playing bass guitar - George Harrison Drums - Ringo Starr (who was also an actor in a few movies)

[@TheBlackQueen]

Just to be clear, Paul McCartney is usually on Bass, George Harrison is Lead Guitar, and John Lennon is Rhythm Guitar. All three sing, as does Ringo Starr but not as often as the others.

[@willy00042]

Technically they are all actors as well 😉

[@TheBlackQueen]

@@willy00042 Yeah, Paul has made his appearance in many films as did Ringo, and of course The Beatles made five of their own movies, though one of which was a documentary and another had different voice actors and only showed them at the end. But still, they all had acting experience. Though I must say, Ringo, based off those movies alone, was probably the best actor of the four. The other three were largely just there to make witty jokes and comments, which is enjoyable in it's own right, but Ringo walking and talking with that kid in A Hard Day's Night really felt genuine (which it was) and him being on the edge of life in Help! was quite realistic, with some jokes thrown in here and there.

[@willy00042]

My favorite Ringo role has to definitely be caveman. Ringo has the natural acting ability of the four and has been so underrated because the other three were such bigger personalities in their own way

[@TheBlackQueen]

@@emc7110 Not in the video but he plays bass on this song because Paul's on Piano.

[@jeremyboynton6173]

The Beatles, when they initially came to the states from Britain in the 60's refused to play to segregated audiences.Beatlemania introduced itself pretty much around the time the Civil and Voting Rights Acts were passed in the US. For the young people of what became the hippie generation, they were not afraid to be seen, and be close to people of all races and religions. The original hippie movement was all about love and equality. Music is a great conduit for this. We need a new hippie movement, so we can learn to love another again.

[@lxn2850]

Yes, a new hippie movement!!! I'm down for that!

[@flash218ily]

In 1968 Paul McCartney (the dude at the piano) was inspired by the Civil Rights Movement in the U.S. when he wrote "Blackbird" released on "The White Album"....a simple yet hauntingly beautiful tribute to black people's struggles in the U.S., cleverly depicted through symbolism!

[@dttkku3954]

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@@lxn2850 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpa6dnaEbpKmj5Y

[@mandalynn1384]

This was written by McCartney for John's son, Julian Lennon

[@aramhamparian9641]

The Beatles. Greatest band of all time.

[@fazzfoodjoint5380]

THE! GREATEST! BAND! EVER! They made all that music before any of them turned 30

[@biggestdummy5572]

John Lennon - guitar (long hair) George Harrison - guitar (short hair) Ringo Starr - drums Paul McCartney - piano

[@heliotropezzz333]

None of them has short hair. It's just relative.

[@biggestdummy5572]

@@heliotropezzz333 ._.

[@garyfletcher844]

I was 9 y/o when i heard this actual performance live on TV in 1968. I'm not lying. I was in our breakfast nook alone watching on a little portable TV.

[@vegasviking86]

Eleanor Rigby. Favorite Beatles song

[@lowrider4266]

That is one of my top 5 Beatles song.

[@katieosborn9345]

It's almost impossible for me to pick a favorite. But 2 that first come to mind are Dear Prudence and Come Together. And then there's Blackbird. So many epic songs really. The Beatles were just so amazing.

[@TapeCollageForEloise]

One of McCartney's best for sure. I think it must have been pretty crazy to hear such a stark and melancholy slice of grim social realism as a pop song back then. And I imagine that dry dramatic string quartet backing wasn't something people were used to hearing on the radio in 1966 either. it's like they pretty much invented teh chamber-pop subgenre with that song.

[@TechnicalHotDog]

Yeah, this one has got to be up there

[@lowrider4266]

My favorite is My Meshell. That's how it was spelled on the original album. I named my daughter Meshell. Also love Dear Prudence, Yesterday, Hey Jude is the only song I have ever sang karaoke to. So its in my top 5.

[@dangabbert3944]

For seven or eight years, The Beatles were almost magical. Everything they released was a hit. They were a worldwide phenomenon and they not only changed popular music, but society, in general. If one wasn’t there to experience it, I think it’s hard to understand the impact they made. RIP John Lennon and George Harrison.

[@davidroberts4769]

The Absolute BEST band Ever

[@Iamsmallfry]

Jude is my son’s name. Named in part after this song. Edit: Paul McCartney was singing lead. John Lennon was harmonizing.

[@stephenk5112]

John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Ringo Starr

[@stephenk5112]

The fab 4 ✌❤

[@chefg_murder1191]

Ty, didn't want to spell it out.

[@falcon215]

When the Beatles filmed these recordings they just put out an impromptu invitation to anyone passing by on the street to be in the audience. Nothing planned in advance and they got an amazing selection of people from all walks of life..

[@mybrainhurts1856]

The Beatles were the FIRST They stood for peace & love for everyone

[@patriciadowning4036]

The drummer is Ringo Starr and he's still performing!

[@chrissarina981]

He just had his 80th birthday too

[@leonardalcala4466]

I feel you on that point about the different races having a good time, still get goosebumps.

[@Juhaliza]

People forget that The Beatles career only spanned seven years, which is insane!

[@bennyfactor1]

Not really. John, Paul and George started the band early in the late 50s Two of them still at school. They did 3 long stretches gigging in Hamburg in the red light district whilst George was still underage. It was always the three of them and assorted drummers, until Ringo came along.

[@mokrodog]

@@bennyfactor1 yea but hes talking about the work they did woth ringo

[@mikeybeeee07]

Played this song at my Mom's funeral back in July. Miss you and love you Mom. Thanks for everything.

[@nickbelezbubjones6528]

They where the Biggest Band Ever

[@madnessing2774]

They still are.

[@davidroyston1918]

Some songs you might like: Johnny Nash: I Can See Clearly Now The Main Ingredient: Everybody Plays the Fool Marmalade: Reflections of My Life Thank you for a great channel!!

[@tomjudge7920]

The harmony is what they call the 5th beatle

[@dougoneill7266]

I love this band. So many great, timeless songs. and when they wanted to they could rock out. PS My first pet dog was named Jude after this song 50 odd years ago.

[@deannapriley8843]

Ringo was also the conductor on Thomas the Tank Engine. George Carlin was too!

[@GroovingPict]

you mean narrator

[@johnchristensen5732]

I’m surprised this didn’t get taken down. Usually you can’t even say “Beatles” on KZbin.

[@bennyfactor1]

Its all free now. They put everything up on youtube including out-takes . etc

[@robertmartin1807]

They covered so many styles of music, blues, Motown, rock, hard rock, rnb, country, Psychedelic rock, pop, romance, they are the greatest musical act of the 20th century. They are THE GOAT. I would recommend discovering there catalogue

[@musicairplanes4884]

When you stop to think about the amount of great music they made in such a short amount of time. Just boggles the mind. A minor miracle if you ask me.

[@viewfromthehighchair9391]

As I've matured in life, THIS is the group (crowd included) that I choose to be a part of. That's how the world progressess.

[@steveyates768]

Paul McCartney on lead vocal, John Lennon on harmony and rhythm guitar, George Harrison on lead guitar and Ringo Starr on drums. All of them are in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at least twice.

[@Zebred2001]

I got to sing this one with the rest of the audience with Sir Paul in November 2012! Off the bucket list now!

[@matthill5426]

That would be John Lennon harmonizing with him! No worries, you'll pick it up as you need to! Take all the time and songs you need!

[@TexasMagnolia]

Paul McCarthy - singing. After break-up, he had band Wings. Hits were many! His solo career was also many hit producing. John Lennon - with glasses. Master song writer. Was assassinated in his doorway. George Harrison - Master songwriter and Guitarist. Very successful solo career. Died from lung cancer. Ringo Starr - Drummer - Had a few badass solo records. Paul and Ringo are alive and well. Paul still sells records number crowd concerts.

[@danielkidd001]

You have to listen to the beatles: while my guitar gently weeps, amazing!

[@joereyes7100]

Van, you should know The Beatles

[@sparklyorchid]

furreal!!!

[@JoyfulOrb]

I can't wait to see you react to more Beatles songs! I vote anything off Revolver, Rubber Soul, or Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band!

[@TapeCollageForEloise]

Really cool to see you appreciate how important the unity of the 60's counter cultural movement was given the context of the time. None of The Beatles were perfect people but they did speak out against racism and did a lot to unite people of different ethnicities and backgrounds. They definitely drew a lot of inspiration from music from other cultures, heavily inspired by a lot of black artists and also incorporating elements of Indian music in quite a lot of their songs. In 1964 they made a pretty big statement by refusing to play a show in Florida because the venue insisted on segregating the audience by race. They didn't back down and said they didn't care about the money they'd lose and pretty much forced the owner of the venue into letting the audience mix together in harmony, as it should be. highly recommend checking out Hey Bulldog (which is super underrated) and then maybe Strawberry Fields forever to get a taste of their more experimental side. The production on that track was really groundbreaking for the time. To get a feel for their earlier stuff We Can Work It Out is a good one and to get a sense for the direction they went in later in their career Come Together is really great. Always enjoy these thoughtful reactions.

[@kkc4855]

Hope you hit 100k. Love LFR and the Fam. Keep doing you - much love.

[@rufscooby1]

this is still a go to channel to relax after a bad day...thank you for the channel!

[@immy829]

YES!! I love this song!

[@MLeibs]

Your voice is smooth, your commentary is thoughtful, you share your truth and your heart... and I love your reactions! ✌🏽from Chicago 💃🏻

[@genebaughbba3479]

That tune they're playing at the beginning of this is the theme show to that TV program. The host has his own band behind the Beatles you'll see.

[@chadmalcuit1804]

Been watching your channel for off and on as a driver for the last 3 months ever since you started off doing the car review you guys are doing great your kids are very intelligent I love the channel keep up the good work

[@TwistedSither]

This was the no.1song when I was born.

[@wendysilva8749]

They are legends... you need to see more... love your reaction.

[@nickbelezbubjones6528]

John, Paul, George, Ringo

[@NahMan619]

Those horns get me every time when they’re all just singing and they play out

[@TexasMagnolia]

Facts: Rolling Stones Magazine voted. Hey Jude is the #1 best rock song of all time.

[@Moparbird1970]

You are a breath of fresh air! You go from Metallica to the Beatles and I love it! You are dead on accurate on dissecting these songs and applying them to todays problems. There’s no annoying gimmicks watching your reviews and after watching several of them I definitely subscribed...great job!!

[@cParman9]

if you liked this one you should hear norwegian wood or eleanor rigby by them.

[@danielceo4694]

I just subscribed. Really enjoyed the reaction. Yes, that is Sir Paul McCartney behind the piano singing the song. John, Paul, George and Ringo. Ringo probably looks familiar because he has actually starred in a few movies. Let me tell you, there's nothing like seeing Sir Paul in concert singing this song!

[@BuzzingRocks]

Brilliant reaction. I always come back to this video as it is my favourite Beatles song. The audience in the second half of the song was great and mixed, you don't see that much back then. Stay Safe 🙂 🙏

[@genebaughbba3479]

Witness the joy that the Beatles bring to the people.

[@themadcow71]

Musical magicians of the highest power.

[@pjsin9472]

Beautiful song. I'm I'm surprised you never heard this song. You definitely know the artist. These guys started a Whole new trend in the US

[@cliftonsmith7487]

Does anyone else remember Ringo as Mr. Conductor from the Thomas the train shows from the 90's. Best part was George Carlin was the same character blew me away when I saw his stand up

[@georgephillips3625]

Music is what binds us together as people

[@garyfletcher844]

Beatles refused to play to segregated audiences earlier in their career. It's everybody together, or we don't play.

[@stevevasell429]

Check out the beatles " Revolution " live. Also, the beatles were very anti- segregation.back in the day. ( their favorite music growing up was dominated by black artists ) Once, during their 1st U.S. tour they had a gig in jacksonville fla. They found out it was to be segregated ( only whites could buy tickets ). They refused to play the gif unless it was opened up to all races. Because they were so big and popular the promoters had to relent and let all peoples in. They also refused to stay in segregated hotels.

[@kayeaton1691]

I grew up with this group love this music

[@okccuster]

We're not as far apart as some might say. Great content Sir, I really enjoy your channel.

[@brianfisher6165]

Ringo looks very familiar cause he's in the BEATLES!!! LOL

[@robertmartin1807]

Lmao!! Omg

[@robertmartin1807]

Just think of them as the first and biggest to do like EVERYthing in the music industry! That’ll help you understand there legacy

[@AnonymousSaiyan]

Hell yeah brother, more rock & roll!

[@barbarjinx3802]

You should really be allowing your kids The Beatles. I’m a third generation fan and my don is The 4th. This is his favorite song.

[@kenadams8944]

definitely react to more beatles! undisputedly the greatest and most influential band of all time!

[@la214la]

Not my generation but I love this song!!! Always have. I love the way it goes "hard" at the end. Good reaction!

[@mdew24]

This was from when the music industry, movies, media and protesters were trying to help us get together and bring about peace instead of trying to tear us apart. We need each other now more than ever.

[@thehillbillychasidchronicles07]

Definitely the MVP of the video!!!

[@travisrussell9166]

How cool those kids could say i was on stage and singing with The Beatles.. very cool

[@mgonzales56]

Ok Van. Just subscribed and rang the bell. A little Beatles lesson. You were right, Paul McCartney is singing the lead, John Lennon is in the blue shirt with a black vest. He plays rhythm guitar, and he was the one harmonizing with Paul, George Harrison is in the brown shirt. He plays lead guitar and Ringo Starr is the drummer. They all sing on different songs, and they were all amazing. John and George are no longer with us, but Paul and Ringo still tour and put on amazing shows. You should try to catch one of their shows. But it would help to learn some more of their songs before going to a show. You will enjoy it more if you are familiar with the songs. Loved your reaction.

[@ezrider1000ez]

Love this

[@thesweetone8968]

I'm a new subscriber and I am loving your reactions. I grew up in the 60s and it was a wonderful time. Lots of great music came out of this time and not just from these guys, but they were my absolute favorites. I loved the Peace and Love hippie days and , it may be naive of me, but I believe with all my heart that if the politicians and the greedy money mongers would stay out of things PEOPLE would get along with each other, just like in this video. RIP John Lennon and George Harrison. Listen to Imagine,

[@betsyduane3461]

They are joking, playing the theme song to his show. David Frost

[@petermorgan768]

The gentleman in blue is David Frost. He was a TV talk show host.

[@paddyodriscoll8648]

Ringo, the drummer, was in several movies,,, Caveman, the Magic Christian and so on,,,

[@barbaraaschwingelswihart572]

The guys in the glasses is John Lennon who was shot by a fan , really devestated many fans. That is Paul singing leas. Ringo star on drums and George Harrison who also passed away from illness

[@donnas.9489]

They're not of my generation but I definitely know The Beatles. My Mom and her siblings were teens when they were hitting it big time. The Beatles, Motown, southern rock and Elvis were constants in my home as well as in my aunts/uncles homes.

[@sunny70299]

Singing lead at the piano is Paul McCartney (he was usually the bass player and shared lead vocal duty with John Lennon) Man harmonising and playing guitar with the eyeglasses is John Lennon. Playing bass is George Harrison (he was usually the lead guitarist but played bass here because Paul was on piano) Drums is Ringo Starr.

[@kerrijohnson1411]

One of my favs. My 7 year old granddaughter is named Jude! 😍

[@sparklyorchid]

this is making today so much better🖤

[@joereyes7100]

💯🤗

[@sparklyorchid]

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[@mikescope100]

Paul is singing this song, John and George are singing harmonies. They all sang lead on the songs they wrote.

[@anthonyleo5890]

This is truly a song and band that brought everyone together throthrough music. John Lennon (the harmonize guy) song one of the most powerful songs ever called "Imagine"

[@ploppill34]

You're killing it lately

[@ladygeorge505]

The Beatles- In My Life...pure nostalgia! You have to check it out

[@craighachey2503]

The greatest musicians and singers ever

[@christineyacono977]

You get it!

[@johnchrysostomon6284]

Paul on piano - who wrote the song. John and George on guitars - John has the 'granny glasses' Ringo on drums

[@georgephillips3625]

I'm so old I remember when their first appearance on American TV was. It was on the Ed Sullivan show

[@pjmoseley243]

they wrote songs that fit every situation, songs that can be sung on every occassion they were once considered the pop equivalent to classical composers of the past. They wrote over 300 songs between them. they were / are role models for every age, they never took advantage of their fans. They respected everyone. No scandals they were all gentlemen. They were the first to do concerts for the poor, the weak and the hungry, it was Bangladest, others followed be it rock concerts or comedy they were first to raise money for other countries.

[@jvnbrk]

I like it when you get in your classic bag, like to see some Stevie Ray and B.B King when you can bro. I love some blues

[@bradd.1339]

Yo fun fact: my son is named Jude after this song. Keep it up fam

[@robertmartin1807]

They refused and rejected to perform to a segregated audience in the 60s. They were in there prime during the civil rights and fought back on racism, war, and Violence. They are THE GOAT!!! Period! They changed music and culture.

[@RsTarth]

You need to do some trippy Beatles songs. Try I am the walrus or Magical Mystery Tour.

[@garryroche2984]

Elvis Presley (1956/7+) and The Beatles (1962/3+) had a powerful impact on the youth, changing the way they saw themselves within society, more so than any politician of the time. Such was the impact of Elvis, the post war youth had a voice, it pushed away the stale Sinatra society, giving Americans teenagers a new and fresh outcome to life. The Beatles crushed the stereotypical stiff industry of the media in the UK, they had humour, self belief, control and integrity, added to their obvious musical talent, conquering the world through sound, verbally & musically, it was easy for them. The music industry owes a lot to both Elvis Presley & The Beatles, original, groundbreaking and still relevant today. Plus The Beatles are from Liverpool 🇬🇧, my home city, everyday is a Beatles tour. Great channel, intelligent, smooth and one tip-top dog......🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@cardbaudit]

Please do The Beatles - A Day in the Life. I'd be really interested to hear how you analyse the structure.

[@genebaughbba3479]

Paul McCartney's at the piano right next to him is John Lennon playing guitar right next to him is George Harrison playing guitar and Ringo is the drummer.

[@perrycox4815]

The drummer is Ringo Starr and he had a hit on his own called It don't come easy !! check it out :)

[@pablofarreras5164]

I like the way your eyes get emotional in the beggining of that nanananá song

[@Hatingmeisconforming]

React to the beatles song "something"

[@wendysilva8749]

Here Comes the Sun, Come Together, Yesterday, Something, All You Need is Love, Twist and Shout...