BEAUTIFUL!| FIRST TIME HEARING John Lennon - Stand By Me REACTION

[@RicoBurghFan]

John didn't make many remakes but he totally smashed this. His angst and passion just smack you right in the face. I miss him greatly but he will always be with us.

[@RabbiSteve]

Agreed. And my favorite song from this album of oldies he did. It’s a good album anyways. But this is my favorite from it.

[@joelliebler5690]

John did some covers with the eagles.

[@hackapump]

The album this is from, Rock'n'roll, is a covers only album. I think he made most of those songs justice. If nothing else, he had the voice for it.

[@DawnSuttonfabfour]

Amen.

[@ritchiec6317]

He did an entire album called Rock and Roll of nothing but covers.

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, you'll Love his "(Just Like) Starting Over" and "Whatever Gets You thru the Night"!!!! Great vocal performance by John on this one!

[@deniscastellanos9895]

Bless you is another of his good ones.

[@Sweetish_Jeff_]

Yes. “(Just Like) Starting Over” is one I think they will love. I can already picture Amber and Jay swaying to the music.

[@jrox6091]

Both excellent choices. I love both of those songs.

[@surlechapeau]

@@jrox6091 thank you

[@55itsme]

Whatever Gets you Thru the Night has his friend Elton John on background vocals. Great track!

[@johnnyjohnny-cg7np]

Always amazed that Lennon never liked his own voice. It's one of the most iconic, raw, powerful voices in rock, even in a love ballad like this lol

[@TANTRUMGASM]

..POS Lennon was an admitted wife beater. he was a coward punk.

[@okdk7]

Love your reactions !! Love this version ... RIP John, your LIGHT still shines 🕯🕯🕯

[@kevinchmielowiec7154]

I saw his son Julian Lennon do this song as an encore during his first World Tour in 85-86 in Dallas. It gave me chills!!!!

[@SamsungPhone-kk3ot]

Lennon's NO. 9 Dream is just magical and Mind Games is powerful, both songs are beautiful and when I hear them I have to stop what I'm doing and JUST LISTEN....

[@southernwanderer7912]

You can't beat John's gritty voice. I love it.

[@davehazel5632]

In 1975 John released Rock N Roll where John did a bunch of old 50s songs he grew up on. It's a great album with this track on it.

[@sumonjamal1653]

A lot of the 60's British bands owe their careers to black American artists from the 50's and 60's that sang and played blues and R&B and jazz... including The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Who, The Yardbirds, Led Zeppelin, Cream, Pink Floyd, etc... John Lennon was a fan of the Ben E. King song and covered it in his lifetime... In the early 60's, these iconic British bands used to open for American artists like Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley... when they came to tour the UK.

[@betsylocario6453]

His song "Woman" is my favorite of his solo releases. The words are beautiful and have such deep meaning.

[@TANTRUMGASM]

..POS Lennon was an admitted wife beater. he was a coward punk.

[@60sbaby456]

No one like John from Beatles to solo, never tire from his raspy throat!❤

[@jamesfalato4305]

Good to hear John Lennon's version... It shows a Great Song can b well done in different styles...

[@Kevonutube303]

Love John's voice and his unmistakable style, Thanks for going back and getting this one. "Working Class Hero" another John Lennon signature Gem.

[@Shrykespeare]

John had so many iconic songs, and this is one of them (though probably not as iconic as Ben E. King's). "Watching the Wheels" is another, and I highly recommend it.

[@degsbabe]

Right up until he got shot ! Only in the ol USA. How are the gun laws goin ya'll ?

[@theresistance2641]

@@degsbabe If you don't think for 1 second that a person can't get a gun illegally then you are just brain dead. A person is less likely to shoot someone if everyone has a gun.

[@degsbabe]

@@theresistance2641 Hey. I've felt like shooting one or two assholes in the past. Guess whats prevented me ? We can't buy them over here. and they're not readily available. Isn't that a kicker? I think you've shot yourself up the ass with that braindead comment.

[@theresistance2641]

@@degsbabe I know you guys just get stabbed to death. SMDH

[@degsbabe]

@@theresistance2641 You're a funny man Mr Resistance . Have a good one. Hey, when ya'll coming over for some russian hand to hand..? 😎

[@marybaillie8907]

Hearing John's beautiful vocals, still makes me cry. His acoustic guitar makes for a memorable experience on this song.Great reaction. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️ ❤️ 🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@deniscastellanos9895]

Give me chills.

[@jvandervest2578]

John always brings smiles, even now. He is very missed.

[@joemc1960]

This album came about because of the “Here come old flattop” line from “Come Together,” which John lifted from Chuck Berry’s “You Can’t Catch Me.” Lennon was sued and had to record three cover songs from rights owner Morris Levy’s catalog. Love this whole album!

[@PaulWilliams-ko5fu]

The album was released in 1975. It should have been released in 1973, but the producer Phil Spector disappeared with the tapes and kept them for 18 months. He was at his most paranoid at this time. He even phoned John Lennon during this time In a conspiratorial state of mind fearing that Richard Nixon and the CIA were out to get him. Eventually the tapes were returned and John Lennon finished recording the album. If you notice John Lennon winking at the beginning of the film, this is because he was being interviewed by Bob Harris of the BBC 2 music programme The Old Grey Whistle Test. John Lennon invited him to stay while the track was being recorded and gave a wink to the viewers.

[@davidhowell7279]

This was included on an album he released in 1975. The album is simply called 'Rock and Roll'. It is a cover album of songs from the 1950s and 60s. Super fun to hear his take on some great oldies.

[@RobertSmith-iw2kb]

He was a fun guy with so much to offer, a shame he had to run into that devilish punk.

[@robcannon9165]

BEING FROM LIVERPOOL THE HOME TOWN AND BIRTH PLACE OF JOHN LENNON!!! THEN I AM SO HAPPY THAT YOU LIKE AND PLAY JOHNS SONGS 🎵 ON YOUR CHANNEL AND KEEP ON PLAYING JOHNS SONGS 🎵

[@scottelement]

If you want to hear grit in John’s voice: “Mother - John Lennon”

[@rousefire]

1000 per cent agree

[@ianlaker9161]

Best voice in rock. So much soul. I remember seeing his interview with Bob Harris in 1975 here in the UK when this first aired. He even warmed to the idea of a Beatles reunion. So tragic.

[@evanputterill8286]

Other Lennon masterpieces that you guys need to do: "Working Class Hero" & "Whatever Gets You Through the Night".

[@SWLinPHX]

Amber is such a beautiful spirit with such a captivating glow and aura about her -- and she's looking better than ever too. You are both such a perfect and classy couple. It's nice to look up to people who are much younger, especially with all that today's generation has to deal with.

[@aron9368]

John Lennon made an album called ROCKEN ROLL in 1975 where this tune ad many more oldies and goldies from Johns favoriter artists

[@windsorSJ]

I think one of John's greatest solo performances is Working Class Hero. Stripped back and John at his most raw and angry. Great song.

[@williamthompson-xm3dy]

Totally agree. Working Class Hero is great.

[@TANTRUMGASM]

..POS Lennon was an admitted wife beater. he was a coward punk.

[@russellcameron2551]

As the proud parents of a baby boy I recommend you listen to his song Beautifull Boy. The line where he sings " Life is what happens to you while you're making other plans " will break your heart. He wrote and recorded as a song of love to his young son only months before he was murdered.

[@Sweetish_Jeff_]

Great song. They actually did that one awhile back.

[@jimmuratori7458]

They did beautiful boy the day after Luca was born.

[@Sweetish_Jeff_]

@@jimmuratori7458 Indeed. Beautiful video too.

[@faithnyou1732]

After they reacted to "Beautiful Boy", they actually received a message from Yoko herself, congratulating them on Lucas' birth, as well as thanking them for reacting to John's song! it's mentioned on one of their reaction videos, but I couldn't tell you which one. ✌💙✌

[@minxiv7]

Yes! Beautiful Boy is such a sweet song ❤

[@doctormusic7244]

Check out the audio version of “In My Life” by the Beatles. It’s from the Rubber Soul album (1965). It’s a great tribute to John Lennon’s mother and other lost loved ones. It’s beautiful!

[@rebeccasimantov5476]

I agree... one of my favourite songs...

[@futurereflections4097]

I think this was their first real Gem. Besides some isolated others like Hard Days Night and Yesterday. But to me, that marked the beginning of their golden era

[@bradwaters3891]

That is twice as cool as too cool, that my friend is four cool. Absolutely nailed it.

[@pixiethedog8735]

my dad played Lennon and Beatles all the time when i was growing up, and i continued to play for my kids as well

[@jeffersonaugusto7280]

John Lennon was a really humble man. A friend of mine is the founder member of a Brazilian fanclub of The Beatles, called Revolution, that was found in the 60's. He met John in in NYC in 1980, he stood in front of Dakota building, and gave the brazilian version of the LP "A Hard Day's Night" to the gatekeeper, to give to John. On the other day he saw John and said: "Hi, I gave the LP to you". They chatted for, 10/15 minutes and John told that he would make a World Tour in 1981. After it, he also said: "When I come back from the tour, I will call the other 3, and let's see what we can do." He also asked him which Beatles song he liked the most. He said he didn't have a specific one. But he kept insisting. He said that the first Beatles song he had heard was "She Loves You". And he asked why: "No reason". After about 10, 15 days (John had the address card) a gold record of "She Loves You" arrived at the hotel with a note from Fred Seaman, John's secretary: "Marco, John asked me to send you this record because it will be better in your hands than in his."

[@johnbyrnes7912]

If that's true tell Paul & Ringo whilst they're still alive and if you can send a photo of that gold disc do so ! 🤡🌈🤠🎱

[@jeffersonaugusto7280]

@@johnbyrnes7912 Here is him with John. screamyell.com.br/site/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/6John-e-Marco-10-10-1980.jpg revistacontinente.com.br/public/uploads/data/files/Edicao_176/160_john_e_mallagoli_A.jpg

[@keymack2477]

Good on you, Amber, for the Ben E. King shout out! For more great Lennon music you should try "Jealous Guy" and "Working Class Hero"!

[@kbrown5523]

The whole album that this came from is amazing. You all should give it a listen, even if you don't film a reaction of it. My other favorite from it is "You Can't Catch Me", one of my all-time Lennon favorites.

[@fastecp1]

Also a great movie

[@22tango79]

The original Ben E. King version is one of the all times classics of music history.

[@auscryptocurrency1162]

👍This cover is ok, but you can't beat the original version

[@stormy8207]

Don't agree that the original is always best. In this case I think John's is better. But each to their own.

[@trumphatesyou]

The "Playing for Change" version is pretty amazing also.

[@22tango79]

@@stormy8207 as you say to each his own…only to add that the original for me is not greater for being first but for its musical and vocal mastery. The stark opening bass line, the strings, the emotive voice. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqi9f39thrt9oKc Simply amazing. Love me some John Lennon too.

[@sourisvoleur4854]

Truth. It is just perfection. The original is not always the best with every cover, but in this case, the original is a masterpiece.

[@michaelmartin5623]

This version of ‘Stand By Me’ came out in the early to mid 70’s (not sure of the exact year) on Lennon’s solo album called ‘Rock and Roll’. It’s all of the songs that The Beatles, and The Silver Beatles before, The Quarrymen before them played when Lennon and rest of the lads were teens. So this was a very sentimental album for John.

[@bazzer124]

John Lennon did a bang-up job of putting his own spin on this Ben E King classic. Hats off for a great tribute to a great song. Cheers....

[@cathyortiz1280]

From his "Rock & Roll" lp when he did some of the oldies that he loved so much. Original by Ben E. King, but this an awesome cover & was a huge hit. John was a very free spirit, fun & witty.

[@ceeezzzzzzz]

Love this version!

[@mathieubuchholtz460]

Thanks a lot having reacted to this bewitching rendition of one of the greatest song ever. Love John's cover with its crazy arrangements due to the huge Phil Spector. On the same album with only covers, we can find "Sweet little sixteen" (Chuck Berry), "Peggy Sue"(Buddy Holly), "Be bop a lula"(Gene Vincent), "Ain't that a shame" (Fats Domino)" etc.

[@flodee8561]

Ben E. King's original version of Stand By Me will blow you away! So smooth and easy.

[@kimberly3131]

Ben E King's version is such a classic that you think no one should even try to cover it. But then I heard John's version and I just love it so much. Another song like that is "I Will Always Love You" by Dolly Parton/Whitney Houston. It was kind of sad that so many people thought it originated with Whitney. Dolly handled it with class. She could have garnered a lot of publicity for herself by making more of the public aware that she wrote it. I feel like she took a step back and just let Whitney shine. It's fun seeing the reactions to finding Dolly's version. Just saw a a great duet you should check out. Olivia Newton John singing "Jolene" with Dolly Parton. From the clip, it sounds like Olivia may have done a duets project. May find some other treasures by going down that rabbit hole.

[@kirkgannaway5098]

Rock'n'roll, is a covers only album of songs liked and remembered from the 50s and 60s, and given john's rock style

[@andymageen5308]

This whole album was John giving respect to the artists who influenced his own music. His phrasing here does give a deeper meaning to the lyrics ✌️

[@trjbrew]

Give his son Julian a listen. He both looks and sounds like his father. I would suggest "Valotte" to start with. He son Sean had also made some music.

[@maz3215]

My favourite is Saltwater by Julian Lennon which does make me tear up & I definately would love Jay & Amber to cover it. From the official video to.

[@cojaysea]

John’s voice on twist and shout from the Beatles first album is also incredible, you should check that out too among others . Instant Karma is also a great Lennon number .

[@midnightfury9001]

Always liked the guitar riff that included "Oh my love, my darling"on the guitar solo .

[@michaellockhart554]

Guitar work by Norman Ok native, and Native American, Jesse Ed Davis, one of the more iconic yet little known guitarists, Jesse Ed's slide was the inspiration for Duane Allman to learn slide

[@Jessica_Roth]

Yes, I mentioned Jesse Ed before. Delighted to find out this was more of his work. Previous Lennon collaborators on the track include Klaus Voorman on the bass and Jim Keltner on the drums.

[@montag4516]

I knew that Jesse Ed played on this album, but who was the primary bassist for the Rock 'N' Roll sessions?

[@montag4516]

@Jessica Roth Ah, so Klaus and Jim played on it. You had already answered my question before I stopped to read your note above.

[@michaellockhart554]

@@Jessica_Roth and Jim is another Oklahoman

[@jartotable]

Beautiful boy is also a must with the video of him playing with his son on his john Lennon YT channel is so monumental. RIP John

[@KennyY-bh3zl]

I had the pleasure of seeing Julian Lennon's show at New York's Beacon Theater on April 9, 1985 and he performed a beautiful and emotional version of Stand By Me, just blocks from John and Yoko's home at the Dakota. God bless the life of John Lennon.

[@kanjjn]

The song Mother, while incredibly sad, also shows off the gritty side of Lennon's vocals.

[@Diva369]

Please consider reacting to John's first son, Julian, who's also a recording artist & gained a whirlwind of popularity in the mid 80s. His biggest hit made it to #5 in 1985 *Too Late For Goodbyes*

[@stormy8207]

D: Thank you. Without doubt one of my favourite songs. lol. you are welcome!!

[@RobertEskew]

"Stand by Me" was written by Ben E. King. Jerry Leiber, and Mike Stoller. It was originally released by King in May 1961 and reached No. 4 on the Billboard R&B charts. The song, according to King, was inspired by Psalm 46.

[@deborahmurphy6941]

This song comes from what I consider one of Lennon's best post-Beatles albums. I bought it when it first came out, in vinyl, of course. If you want to top off Black History Month by learning a little about a treasured old school American artist - an original Woodstock performer - look up music by one of my idols: the late Richie Havens. He also covered a Beatles song or two, but his folk rock is truly iconic.

[@sharonchaput9705]

I think this must be so comforting for Yoko to be able to watch this video whenever she wants to as it is such a testament to their love.

[@billbagnall2588]

Loving this from London ❤️

[@gregfagan199]

One of the greatest covers ever made. Lennon took a classic and hit put his own stamp on it. Tremendous.

[@TANTRUMGASM]

..POS Lennon was an admitted wife beater. he was a coward punk.

[@benmobi]

Looking forward to the day you two discover and present John Lennon's song "Mother". Probably the most tragic song ever made by John (or anybody else).

[@BradReddekopp]

There's one more version of this great song you need to hear to complete your "Stand By Me" journey. It's put together by Playing For Change and combines performances by numerous artists around the world, starting with the unforgettable Grandpa Elliott. I guarantee that you'll love it.

[@bert0522]

His songs Serve Yourself, John Sinclair, Mother and Isolation are all great songs. Jim

[@charlesworth3842]

Thank you for this one! This was my first time hearing John Lennon singing Stand By Me.

[@wendellburkhart8169]

I never knew John Lennon covered this song and straight off the top I went to my playlist .

[@jeffkubik5452]

Love this song and John Lennon 's voice, so it goes without saying that I love this version of the song. Thank you Jay and Amber for doing this reaction. There is a young woman named Skylar Grey who did a cover of Stand By Me, could you please do a reaction to it.

[@brianherrington7226]

This is from the late 73 thru late 74 sessions of what would become the John Lennon Rock N Roll album when he was separated from Yoko for 18 months and would be released in February of 1975 and was the last work he did before reuniting with Yoko and having Sean and went into a 6 year sabbatical from the business. Give a listen to outtakes from these sessions of John covering Angel Baby and The Ronnettes song Be My Baby. Be My Baby really pulls on your heart strings.

[@ChaseArkansas]

He sings the hell out of it and does it well. slippin and sliddin is a remake of johns that is an absolute blast and the video shows alot of his personality i love it

[@larryshipman2116]

This was one of my favorite remakes by John Lennon he only did a few this was really good, take care y'all

[@Renkk17]

You have to hear (John Lennon - Just Like Starting Over - Watching the Wheels - Whatever gets you thru the Night)

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

"YOU CAN'T DO THAT" IS A FAVE AND A ROCKER!!

[@pushpak]

Happy 90th Birthday, Yoko

[@randeecarreno4289]

Great song reaction you two! 😊 I had no idea that John Lennon did a cover for this song. This is one of my favorite Ben E. King songs. Another beautiful cover of this song that you both might enjoy, and that I highly recommend, is sung by the country music legend Mickey Gilley(RIP always). It's from the "Urban Cowboy" movie soundtrack. Also highly recommend that movie as well. Looking forward to the next music and movie reactions. 😊

[@hackapump]

This is from his album Rock’n’roll, featuring only covers of songs John loved. The album had a troubled path to completion, since the producer, Phil Spector, was in the midst of some sort of paranoid mental breakdown: At a late stage, he took the master tapes and refused to part with them. It wasn’t until much later that John was able to retrieve the tapes and finish the album. The irony of the video is John was dating May Pang at the time, during what he later referred to as his ”lost weekend”, but really wasn’t any different than any other relationship. (He and Yoko were separated: Yoko had thrown him out, which winded up being an 18 month pause in their marriage, between mid-1973 to early 1975).

[@kittykaleidoscope434]

Yes, John had a 1970s album named Rock and Roll . It was All Pre-Beatles 50s Oldies! Very Good Buy It ! 🤘🔥👍❤️

[@gregsands2700]

I have always loved this cover.

[@markrinehart8813]

The only song in John's solo career to go to number 1.

[@markbrubaker466]

The only #1 of John Lennon solo career was "Whatever Gets You Through The Night" that he did with Elton John

[@robcannon9165]

STARTING OVER WAS ONE OF JOHNS LAST SONGS 🎵 AND SO WORTH LISTENING TO AS ITS CLASSIC LENNON.

[@garyi.1360]

One of my favorites Beatles songs is The Ballad of John and Yoko. If you have not heard it you should. There's a real experience for every line that John wrote. If you read up about their lives you'll know where it came from and why. But the song is also just really good with a great fun feeling.

[@cazgerald9471]

This is a track on John's "Rock 'n' Roll" album which is all covers of songs he liked - there was also a lawsuit component. It was produced by Phil Spector, if you don't know his legacy you should definitely look it up.

[@SG-js2qn]

Definitely worth hearing more John.

[@mariosarro]

John Lennon .....What can you say a ICON !! Imagine the music he would be making if he was still alive R.I.P. John , Gone way to soon!

[@TANTRUMGASM]

..POS Lennon was an admitted wife beater. he was a coward punk.

[@blackprix]

Never heard this version from John Lennon. That’s a good song John did well bye it😊

[@THE_PATMAN_87]

The engineer would double his vocals that's what gives him that echoey sound, so rad! His raspy voice is so Elvis Presley rock n roll sounding ❤❤❤ I'm glad you guys loved this reaction vids you'd to be silly for me but it's nice to see people hear it for the first time its like I can hear it for the first time. Everyone gives John shit but he really did love yoko ❤

[@Zachd500]

This is from a whole album John made of just covers giving praise to the generations he grew up on and was inspired by. He also told the producer *cough* Phil Spector that he didn’t want to worry about writing music or putting the music together but just being a good ol rhythm guitarist and rock n roll singer.

[@fireisle]

Growing up in the 70's on Fire Island I worked in a small grocery store. Yoko stopped in maybe 3 or 4 times that I remember picked up some stuff on her way to her rental house. Unfortunately John was never with her. She was pretty cool. EDIT: oh yeah I almost forgot. Old and In the Way. Wild Horses, Catfish John, Midnight Moonlight...

[@stephanieo2509]

John sings the hell out of it. His voice is just perfect.

[@mikepaulus4766]

You should check out Julian Lennon, John's son from his first marriage and the subject of the song Hey Jude. His biggest song is It's Much Too Late For Goodbye.

[@laurin4405]

🌈🌻☮This is SO Cool... Never knew he did this; and he freakin' Nailed it.. Great Version (Wasn't he in "another" Band back in the 60's?)

[@DrMark1981]

What makes Lennon’s cover so perfect is that he recorded it during a painful time in his life, the so-called Lost Weekend. Separated from Yoko, drinking/taking drugs heavily and apparently quite miserable, so you really hear the pain and emotion in the way he ‘screams’ the vocal - he means it, he wants help, be it from Yoko, his sort of girlfriend May Pang (weird relationship!) or love from the audience … as he wasn’t selling too well, either. You can also see his trademark defensive humour at play in the performance, taken from the British ‘Old Grey Whistle Test’ programme (he also did a great performance of Slippin’ and Slidin’) and his insecurities at the bum notes he hits singling, “tumble and fall”. Such a complicated man, so interesting and, not perfect, but my favourite artist ever!! ❤

[@cog4life]

I love Ben E. King’s version. This was a very nice sound from Lennon. His videos are always so heartwarming. ❤

[@tomasgonzalezmarin6118]

Exquisite and powerful version by Mr John Lennon. 🙂 Regards from Chile.

[@janetkmetz9644]

So, when are you two gonna watch The Beatles movie, "A Hard Days Night"??? 😁 John's personality, and sense of humor was hilarious!

[@mnamhie]

I've always liked this version by John. It was off his Rock 'n' Roll album released in early 1975. An album of covers of songs from the late 50's and early 60's.

[@Sweetish_Jeff_]

This made my day. Thank you! The Beatles always had great love and respect for black musicians dating back to their earliest days. They refused to perform in front of segregated audiences in the 1960s. John Lennon really makes this song his own. The original is probably the best version, but John’s version is pretty damn good. He once said “a good song is a good song. You can jazz it up, but if the song is there, it works”. I got one that I think you both will really love and it’s “Coming Up” by Paul McCartney. The song and video are great.

[@TANTRUMGASM]

..POS Lennon was an admitted wife beater. he was a coward punk.

[@davidwillett7194]

John Lennon nailed this song! Try some Beatles songs from the Ed Sullivan Show February 1964.

[@BillGraper]

I love John Lennon, and I think he was a musical genius. I didn't care for this remake. I bought a tape of his songs that came out in 1986, which had this song. You really should listen to "Jealous Guy." That's the song I couldn't live without when it got some airplay back then.

[@jokes881]

Eff the woman beater. glad he got his karma on the sidewalk.

[@jeanstrickland2445]

@@jokes881Wow !

[@prasanth385]

Happy you guys heard it... Enjoy

[@thomaspasqualone9379]

It's interesting that you did a U2 Joshua tree song and John Lennon stand by me on the same day. On the Joshua tree tour in 87-88 there was a few different ways that U2 would open the concert. One of them was to have John Lennon stand by me playing over the sound system and U2 would join in halfway through the song and finish as the opening song to the concert. I saw them do it this way and also saw them do it two other ways. The other two ways to was to open with where the streets have name and another was to have Jimi Hendrix Star spangled banner playing and they would open into bullet the blue sky off of Joshua tree.

[@willswalkingwest7267]

Whatever anyone thinks of John & Yoko, those two loved each other.

[@sjw5797]

His first wife, Cynthia, loved him, and got totally screwed over in the divorce. As did their son Julian.

[@TANTRUMGASM]

..POS Lennon was an admitted wife beater. he was a coward punk.

[@ruthmcfadden744]

Ben E King did "Stand By Me" !!!!!!!!!!!!!! You want JL try "Whatching the Wheels", "Starting Over", Whatever Get You Through the Night", ECT

[@robcannon9165]

STARTING OVER WAS ONE OF JOHNS LAST 🎵 SONGS AND SO WORTH LISTENING TO AS ITS CLASSIC LENNON.

[@davidstathers9534]

Totally with you Rob when you spoke about the words it's only been since listening to reaction channels have I noticed there are so many songs that I have listened to over my lifetime that I have never got all the words to just been caught up in tunes and melodies and incredible vocals great reaction you guys loved it

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

"JUST LIKE STARTING OVER" GOOD ONE!!😍😍😍