Ten Interesting Facts About The Beatles' Abbey Road

[@JamesMaharajOfficial]

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[@nnnnnn496]

All you need is love(Everybody!) All you need is love(All together now)

[@nyagechiram9761]

@@nnnnnn496 Yesterdayy..

[@Alejandro616]

Love You to

[@willslaughterguitar]

I just re-listened to the end...are you shure the backup vocals aren't "woah yeah" over and over?

[@noscrubbubblez6515]

Listen again to the vocals only; John changes and sings 'leave you' on top of the others singing love etc...

[@LeeRenthlei]

The Greatest Band that ever walked the Earth.

[@elstonngunn4193]

OMG are u friends with RINGO STONE and JOHN LEMON

[@Dante-uk8pr]

I think they only walked across the street

[@IvlivsSosae]

You mispelled Pink Floyd, mate

[@LGPLXIII]

Rick Mannion Don’t forget George Parasol

[@landonguidry5207]

Julio Sosa the beatles

[@mulletpower2009]

If you grew up listening to The Beatles, whether in the 60's, 70's, or even the 2000's... it's safe to say that those men changed your life. Thank you John, Paul, Ringo, and George.

[@thebookofeli849]

Totally agree

[@rosesingh339]

The Beatles changed lives of those people who listened to their music in the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s, and 2010s; and they are still changing lives for the better for those who are listening in the 2020s.

[@thathi7840]

John: lets all grow beards and not tell Paul

[@joseh.749]

that hi it’s vice versa mate

[@Wired4Life2]

My one pet peeve of the latter half of 1969 for The Beatles. XD

[@BronyDanProductions]

Paul: Oh come on, I just shaved mine off!

[@kennymilne6817]

Actually at that time Paul did have a heavy beard. The picture shows William.

[@Wired4Life2]

@@kennymilne6817 Not during the _Abbey Road_ sessions, the cover photo shoot, or at their last official photo shoot on 22 Aug. 1969.

[@pryor2whatrecords177]

Abbey Road is a masterpiece.

[@alexroberts9349]

I agree.

[@paulbakker6765]

Hear hear

[@thomaslytle5519]

Definitely!

[@MDE128]

It is, but I don’t consider it to be more of a masterpiece than the White Album and several other albums. That’s just my take on it.

[@joephillips4082]

I love the medley on side B. Even their cast offs and fragments strung together were genius.

[@patbrennan6572]

It was mostly Paul and George Martins idea, that's why John didn't give it enough credit.

[@heathereibach5546]

I'm happy the beatle bunch is in this

[@thatvegananimeguy5265]

So are the quotes said in the Beatles Bunch segment things that each of them said??

[@heathereibach5546]

@@thatvegananimeguy5265 yes watch his maxwells silver hammer video for more information

[@Argeaux2]

I dislike it.

[@heathereibach5546]

@@Argeaux2 ok that's fine with me I'm not you

[@warwick802]

I'll never get tired of hearing The Beatles

[@dariene1926]

yeah no john, paul sounds amazing in oh darling

[@MichaelSimmons.]

I disagree. It's my least favorite song on the album.

[@dariene1926]

Venom101002 i dont even understand how someone can not like that song

[@Two_Seat_Pete_FatA55]

Good song but i really do think John’s voice would’ve suited it more

[@callahanburke8486]

BOTH John and Paul were extraordinary on their own. But, TOGETHER.....

[@rkardos4220]

Yes Paul does sound amazing but I can picture John doing it just as well.

[@toddkurzbard]

I have always agreed about "The End". It's the perfect coda and goodbye from the greatest musical artists in history. What better way to go out?

[@paulbakker6765]

Not really true. The Beatles had plans for a next album after Abbey Road.

[@DrDolan2000]

I love Maxwell's Silver Hammer. It's so catchy! I could probably sing it for hours

[@honeymoney5512]

sameee

[@thomaslytle5519]

Me too! Great song

[@kjetilalexandersaltnes8643]

Muzak

[@MDE128]

It’s not even my least favorite on the album. I Want You and Golden Slumbers are the two songs I’m not very fond of. I don’t dislike them. They happen to be my least favorites.

[@daviddowns7552]

i dont really care polythene pam.

[@33flights59]

The medley sounds like what it is: Leftovers, dead-ends, and uncompleted songs. But these throwaways were conceived and orphaned by two of the most creative minds to ever make popular music, so their trash is our treasure.

[@TuberOnTheLoose]

There were a few on the White Album as well.

[@thomaslytle5519]

Disagree. Each song in the medley sounds like “what it is” separately, but together they made for one of the best sides of any rock album Ever

[@MDE128]

Sun King and Polythene Pam are my two favorites from Abbey Road.

[@Monkforilla]

@@thomaslytle5519 you never give me your money , carry that weight run it , and to some degree golden slumbers

[@st.beatles7283]

Honeslty I love learning random facts to annoy my friends with 👌

[@aristobulus8754]

Lol ditto

[@johnbaxter533]

Here is one... Lennon spectacles, Between revolver and Sgt Pepper Lennon was in a film called "how I won the war". It was based on a book written by Lennon himself. The film was a flop. Verse 3 in a day in the life was specifically about this... I saw a film today oh boy the English army had just won the war The crowd of people turned away But I just had to look Having read the book During the filming of this movie Lennon was given a pair of glasses. The exact type that were given to soldiers in the English army, standard military issue. You know, the perfectly round ones with thin frames. He never took them off

[@travis5125]

@@johnbaxter533 Thanks! That was quite interesting and helped me understand "A Day in the Life." Do you have any idea what was behind the verse that includes "[...] he blew his mind out in a car [...] " ????

[@johnbaxter533]

@@travis5125 the whole song was about the newspaper. 3 stories I believe. Google "Tara Browne guiness heir" I believe that's what you're looking to find out. That was verses one and two. Verse 3 was the written review of how ' i won the war. Verse 4 was an article about the holes in the roads in Blackburn, Lancashire. I could probably find you some info on that. The Beatles recording sessions, by Mark Lewisohn is a great book for anyone interested in Beatles songs .

[@johnbaxter533]

@@travis5125 Google "the holes in our roads". I can't get my phone to share a link with you. But Google the above and "Tara browne" You should be able to find it from there

[@mikeramsay5964]

When asked what my favorite Beatles song is I have to say the medley. And I have to listen to the whole thing. I hate when radio stations play one song from it. Each song needs the others to sound whole.

[@Russocass]

I really can imagine John singing oh darling, I mean, it is very similar to the last part of happiness is a warm gun

[@ewest14]

John couldn't hit the notes Paul did

[@alexmachota6825]

My favorite album. The A side is amazing and the medley is one of the greatest pieces of music ever made.

[@laurab4652]

My favorite beatles album! Side 2 is simply exquisite. I was lucky enough to be at the concert for montserrat in 1997. When Paul launched into Golden Slumbers with the wonderful George Martin conducting, tears came down my face. I was so embarrassed until i looked down the row and saw a big burly man sobbing and others were struggling not to cry.

[@kcrnz]

I also like Revolver and Rubber Soul

[@jamesd1944]

The medley on Abby Road is one of the best things ever to happen in the history of music.

[@darrylmata4025]

Their greatest album, it just carry you from Come together till the end.

[@mikemauzey769]

Darryl Mata k Maybe , but the White Album is my favorite.

[@niggato23]

Revolver is my favorite and it's their greatest whether you like it or not

[@newdykung6775]

I think there's no bad song in Abbey road album. My least fav's Mean Mr. Bastard

[@GentlemanAmerican]

It is ironic that they shot the Abbey Road cover photo outside the studio for the sake of convenience, but it turned out to be one of the most iconic cover photos in history. It is also ironic that the medley was a collection of incomplete unrelated songs that somehow came together brilliantly.

[@turquisestones]

1:37: "Then one day I said, “I’ve got it!” I don’t know how I thought of it. “"Abbey Road"! It’s the studio we’re in!”" - Wait a moment, but the studio was not yet named as "Abbey Road" at that time! The album was named after the street where the studio was located and the studio was still named as "EMI Studious" then. The name of the studio was changed to "Abbey Road" only after the album was released.

[@TheAerovons]

We were recording their while they were making AR....we walked across that street all the time. Little did we know the crossing would become an icon! LOL

[@turquisestones]

@Art Vandelay "the always referred to the studio as abbey road" - How do you know that? I mean what you say is possible, but it is also possible that they might have referred to the studio as "EMI" or some other way, not necessarily as "Abbey Road".

[@wilsonstone935]

@Art Vandelay right, that's what I've heard others of the time at the time refer to it

[@hanseinarfuglum8858]

I sometimes wonder if the Abbey road cover is the most recreated picture ever.

[@tash5540]

I'm beginning to doubt some of Paul's stories as others contrast his so often, from who wrote In my life, to the cover of abbey road, to how they met elvis. No offense to Paul, but his memory may be withered.

[@travis5125]

How true. I can't imagine too many people walking across Abbey Road wouldn't see that as recreational.

[@sonicdoesfrontflips]

I actually read that somewhere about sgt pepper's

[@hanseinarfuglum8858]

SDFF i strongly doubt that. The sgt peppers album, whilst recognisable and iconic like the abbey road cover, is not nearly as easily replicable. It is at least hard to make out when someone are trying to replicate that one.

[@thebookofeli849]

@@tash5540 well he is in his 70s talking about experiences in his 20s so you can't really blame him

[@sgt.purp1e]

A beautiful album, my third favorite album of all time.

[@sgt.purp1e]

@Luke Robinett Self-Titled by Gorillaz & High Voltage by AC/DC

[@perspellman]

Abbey Road is my favorite album of any artist. It's the album that taught me how to play when I was about 9, and the cassette I first had was played to pieces. My favorite song is I Want You. That riff is the darkest, heaviest, toughest riff ever made, the song just got everything including the simplest, shortest most genius lyrics, and you can hear them all being innovative, having pure fun together with an amazing Billy Preston.

[@halwiseman9420]

Was there ever a Beatles bunch segment where the band dislike John's songs.

[@JamesMaharajOfficial]

yes I think it was in my And Your Bird Can Sing video.

[@LukeWayne1939]

@@JamesMaharajOfficial You know, it's funny. So many of my favorite Beatles songs are considered trash or "a piece of rubbish" by the at least one member of the group.

[@hw343434]

The HollyHobs that’s a good song tho

[@thebookofeli849]

@@LukeWayne1939 what are they?

[@Ms_Drake]

@@thebookofeli849 John disliked It's Only Love, Let It Be (of all things), When I'm Sixty-Four, Lovely Rita etc. He, George, and Ringo also disliked Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da.

[@drgwhatsthetruth3783]

"Boy, you're gonna carry that weight a long time". I'm 58, now I get it.

[@england101510]

The medley is what made Abbey Road my favorite Beatles album!

[@sgtpepper6499]

Good video bro, Abbey Road is one of the greatest albums ever!

[@stevenkelman6076]

Great video, Abbey Road is a MASTERPIECE!!!!!!!

[@daBEAGLE1017]

If it wasn't for Maxwell's, I wouldn't have been a Beatles fan in 1972 at 3 years old.

[@carlosvelasquez3279]

I really think is a great song , is a funny song , I wish Paul did it in concert

[@garethb1961]

It's special to me also. I was 8 years old when this came out, and Maxwell had a certain type of cool that only the Beatles could do.

[@daBEAGLE1017]

It really does have a "fun" type of quality to it even tho it's a very dark subject. The story telling is superb and the sound effects used to highlight what Paul's singing about is brilliantly done. It's a great song.

[@fayperry9530]

My younger brother's favorite song♡

[@tobymcc9088]

YAY THE BEATLE BUNCH RETURNS!!!

[@eunhinged4764]

found yr channel by accident, THANK YOU! I love it, I NEED IT. I've always needed the Beatles in my life ("in myyyya life...i luv u more). Grew up as a teen in the 80s in all i listened to was the Beatles. Suburban, US, white, middle class teen, something (something in the way she moves...) about their music (lyrics especially!) reunited w/ my heart. I say 'reunited' bc i swear (i do!) i swear i had a past life as a love child/hippie, unexpectedly 'died' (drugs maybe?) circa 1971-ish n reincarnated 11/29/71 as me and when i found the beatles i found something that made me feel 'me'.....

[@OnTheFritz602]

Absolutely love this album, and yes, the one track I skip over is "Maxwell's Silver Hammer". "Something" is sheer brilliance and beauty, everything about it.

[@matteframe]

Mean mr mustard and polythene pam are pretty weak too imho.

[@matteframe]

@slip satch a couple riffs don't make a great song.. even though a mediocre beatles song is better than 99% of other popular songs. Just saying Abbey Road isn't this perfect masterpiece.

[@hw343434]

mapezaid polythene Pam is great. David Bowie pretty much ripped it off in “Space Oddity” and other tracks of his. It was like a blueprint. Mean Mr. Mustard is okay pretty good

[@noahhenson1669]

Regarding the guitar solo "battle" at The End, I love to read Jonathan Gould's take: "Paul opens with a characteristically fluid and melodically balanced line that sounds a high A before snaking an octave down the scale; George responds by soaring to an even higher D and sustaining it for half a bar before descending in syncopated pairs of 16th notes; John then picks upon the pattern of George's 16ths with a series of choppy thirds that hammer relentlessly on the second and flattened seventh degrees of the scale. The second time through, Paul answers John's bluesy flattened 7ths with bluesy minor thirds and then proceeds to echo George's earlier line, spiraling up to that same high D; George responds with some minor thirds of his own, while mimicking the choppy rhythm of John's part; John then drops two octaves to unleash a growling single-note line. On this final two-bar solo, Paul plays almost nothing but minor thirds and flattened sevenths in a herky-jerky rhythm that ends with a sudden plunge to a low A; George then reaches for the stars with a steeply ascending line that is pitched an octave above any notes heard so far; and John finishes with a string of insistent and heavily distorted 4ths, phrased in triplets, that drag behind the beat and grate against the background harmony."

[@66joydipi]

John was right : "Oh, darling" had to be sung by him..... It's definitely more his type/voice song! The Beatles are timeless! Every song, every album, every record is a masterpiece of its own kind. Just considering that in the Rolling Stone’s definitive list of the 500 greatest albums of all time, The Beatles ‘Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band’ is in the first place, ‘Revolver’ in the third and ‘Rubber Soul’ in the 5th, ‘The White Album’ in the 10th and ‘Abbey Road’ in the 14th, makes The Beatles the greatest band on Earth! To prove this, for the first time ever, NASA beamed a song - The Beatles' "Across the Universe" - directly into deep space at 7 p.m. EST on Feb. 4, 2008. The transmission was aimed at the North Star, Polaris, which is located 431 light years away from Earth. The song traveled across the universe at a speed of 186,000 miles per second.This to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the song's recording, the 45th anniversary of the Deep Space Network, and the 50th anniversary of NASA. "Amazing! Well done, NASA!" Paul McCartney said in a message to the space agency. "Send my love to the aliens. All the best, Paul." !!! It is not the first time Beatles music has been used by NASA; in November 2005, McCartney performed the song "Good Day Sunshine" during a concert that was transmitted to the International Space Station. "Here Comes the Sun," "Ticket to Ride" and "A Hard Day's Night" are among other Beatles' songs that have been played to wake astronaut crews in orbit. This is an amazing fact : Beatles music to every living being across the Universe.....

[@66joydipi]

@VileWeedHater The comment did not concern the validity of the Rolling Stone magazine nor its album list. Faced with the universal greatness of the Beatles, it has very little importance in which place the magazine put the album "Abbey Road". There is no other band with such a supremacy of statistical data in every sector of the musical business. Those who truly know how to appreciate The Beatles musical genius have for years made their own subjective favorite album list and in this sense, no comment is apply! What I wanted to underline is A FACT : The Beatles musical and artistic uniqueness!

[@TheAerovons]

@VileWeedHater "Pepper" is one of the most influential and classic albums of all time, despite your lyric analysis ;) Hardly "immature" ..

[@TheAerovons]

@VileWeedHater The Beatles were smoking pot long before Sgt Pepper and LSD was a very short experimental phase for them and a hundred other groups at the time. Influential doesn't have to mean you would still being hearing "sitar crap" anymore than you hear Bob Dylan harmonica "crap" anymore...I'm with you on the drug thing. Almost killed me and glad to be clean 20 years now ....

[@TheAerovons]

@VileWeedHater Oh yeah much prefer Neil Young! You too. So glad we got through it...and lived to see better days!

[@TheAerovons]

@VileWeedHater I thought OHIO was one of the greatest records ever, and I'm a pop guy lol...so full of urgency during that awful time. Why do you feel that about Paul and Ringo? Off topic here...Paul is one of the nicest guys you could imagine. I met him several times at EMI Studios in the late Sixties...well met all of them really. George too, just a really super guy. George surprised me in person because he was really funny and joked around a lot...

[@HobzyMcRuse]

I love McCartney's rawness and power on Oh Darling.

[@charlieasoste]

It is my favorite Beatles album and therefore my favorite album! I was pretty surprised by John's reaction to it. Thanks for this video.

[@kentcarter835]

I love the album, from first song to last. I got it for Christmas when I was ten years old. It brings back a lot of good feelings for me. Cheers from Texas, I love your videos.

[@jeffa6780]

I, being a 1st. generation Beatles fan grew up through my teens with their music. It was ALWAYS, magic. I would have school the next day. I'd sneak outside, smoke a joint rolled in a Zig-Zag paper, come in. I'd tell my parents, "Goodnight!" I'd scramble to my bed, put my big headphones on and listen to this album just like I had done to all of their albums as soon as they were released. What a way to be entertained and go to sleep! Of course, I'd done this through all of their albums. No distractions. Just Beatle music.

[@steptoeedwall2349]

This was an excellent episode. Great work and thanks for posting!

[@jamescpotter]

Side 2 is the best work they ever did! It is note-perfect and captures the spirit of the band to the nth degree. They went out with a monstrous bang!

[@brendopls]

I'll never wrap my head around why John hated so much of the beatles discography after the fact There's so many pieces of music they've written that I find absolutely beautiful and impactful that he's called straight up trash. I have the utmost reverence for him and think he's undoubtedly one of the best musicians to ever live, but I hardly ever agree with his opinions on their past work

[@Turtledove2009]

John himself said he just said what was on his mind at a given moment. He may have very well had a different opinion on another day. I think he was very proud of his band, the Beatles. He always said the band members were able to criticize each other but no one else could. He was a straight shooter. It was part of his charm IMO.

[@brendopls]

VileWeedHater because 1. He spent his final years on this planet solely trying to spread messages of peace and prosperity even if, as Julian Lennon argues, he went against that doctrine when he was younger and 2. He’s one of the best songwriters and musicians to ever live, only being matched by Paul in how prolific and powerful they are with their lyrics and music. It’s indisputable that he has one of the most lauded and most famous discographies ever, as well as how massive an impact on our planet’s culture its had, even if his character is questionable and morally dubious

[@Co_Foo]

The medley is definitely one of my favorite things they ever did.

[@hungfao]

Since my second life is writing music (at my age??), this video reminded that I had just become online friends with Geoff via Jack Douglas....and then he died. A really nice guy. I still mourn. RIP, Geoff.

[@gudlisner501]

I smile when I see the young people line up to walk across the pedestrian crossing on Abbey Road. When I lined up to cross, the kids on front and immediately behind me didn’t know the significance of it all only that it was “like iconic”.

[@MrSpankee02]

Every vid on this channel has been insightful, and made me really listen to Beatles songs more closely than ever.

[@rome8180]

I will never understand the "Maxwell's Silver Hammer" hate. To me, that song is brilliant. I love the incredibly dark subject matter contrasted with the playful Vaudeville style music. It's not in my top 10, or even top 20, Beatles songs, but I like it better than some of Paul's other songs in the same style.

[@camc5483]

Well said.

[@vangroover1903]

It is a bit twee. I liked it as an 8 year old, but I can see the Granny Music charge. It's much better than his solo granny crap, though, for sure.

[@OroborusFMA]

It's way better than any of the unfocused meandering on Ram.

[@MDE128]

I love that song more than I Want You and Golden Slumbers for sure.

[@corporalclegg914]

I WANT TO TELL YOU how much I love your channel for all of the Beatles work & research you dig to produce. Thank You.

[@heathereibach5546]

I'm ready for this video

[@matteframe]

Good to know.

[@thevelvetundergrund2787]

My god! I love the Beatle bunch. I’ve missed that so much 😂

[@jackieforestieri2627]

I love all the Beatles' music but the medley is one of my all-time favorite pieces of music. If it comes on the radio I will sit in my car until the end (The End). But then, I do that with almost all of their songs so...

[@shelleywantiez7964]

There will never be a band like the Beatles, period. Sheer talent, no hidden agendas. Never to be forgotten!

[@ToneCanyon]

I love your videos. Even though I know all this stuff, I just love hearing you talk about it. You share the same awe and love of the Beatles that all who watch do!!

[@clicheguevara5282]

I always wished that Mean Mr Mustard was an hour long 😭 Such a GREAT song. That fuzz bass!!!

[@canyadigit6274]

This was such an amazing video! One of your best!

[@PizzaTimeClips]

“They knew ‘The End’ was near, and decided to ‘Come Together’” Nice one

[@francisjamesrogers8343]

One of the greatest records of all time

[@ericmitchell9331]

One other cool fact, initially the album sides were swapped. Think about it, starting the record with that warm and welcoming Here Comes the Sun, ushering us all in for what was to follow. And having the album end with the manic chaos at the end of I Want You (She's So Heavy) would have been an amazing way to finish up.

[@donaldwarnick3412]

The first few piano cords of you never give me your money is one of the most beautiful sounds ever made.

[@Andyvg99]

Abbey Road is the bomb. LOVE IT!!

2:34 I like how George smiles when HH compliments Something

[@bryonmartin9221]

Thank you! What a wonderful thing you've created!

[@wrecklass]

I'll tell you how much I love that album and specially the ending medley. When I purchased the original vinyl record when they released it I was so blown away that I played it over and over for hours. Then for weeks and then for months. Eventually getting a scratch on the record in the middle of the medley. "Golden slumbers" would just repeat the lyric over and over until I moved the needle. Then I found that by taping a nickel to the phonograph arm above the needle it would not repeat, but there was a small skip whenever it got to that point in the track. To this day, fifty years later, I still get surprised when that track doesn't skip when I listen on digital media. Sadly the old vinyl was lost long ago.

[@tinafranklin1585]

Maxwells Silver Hammer is one of my favourite songs on the album. And Oh Darling is one of my favourite songs of all time.

[@runrep1313]

I had the honour to be present on a Beatles recording session at Trident studios in late 60's. For me this album is their musical autobiography encapsulated on vinyl....the fractures that created the genius. For me The End encapsulates it all....a 3 voice guitar rant over a solid beat where, for once, Ringo raises his voice. A settling of old scores, a clearing out of loose ends, but symbolic of the love and respect they had for each other and the journey they'd shared. In those days all performances ended with the national anthem....Her Majesty....The Queen. I don't believe for one second that they didn't collectively &/or individually know that this medley was going to be their final act of collaboration.

[@henryfaulkner6051]

Always my favorite Album...Johns comments about side two...is unconscionable..! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇬🇧🇬🇧🇺🇾

[@faithandfreedom]

Very good video! Loved this album forever! A true classic that will live on! 🎶🎸💯

[@barbaraschisa7486]

Man thank you sooo much for your vids , I love the stories you tell about The Beatles , would (or could you) make a vid about all the ideas for tours or albums than never became a thing. Hope you see this comment

[@Manofpeasable]

Strange. Maxwells hammer is a masterpiece.

[@hw343434]

Nope, the only weak track on an otherwise flawless album

[@davidl570]

@@hw343434 Couldn't disagree more. LOVE Maxwell and I don't understand the hate it gets.

[@ewest14]

@@hw343434 You're just a Paul hater who loves John. I see you everywhere shitting on Paul. You don't have to hate Paul to like John

[@pepsiman4708]

Agreed. I feel like most of the hated beatles songs are hated cause one of the other members didn't like it.

[@russellmorash3816]

Abbey Road was definitely the finest work the beatles ever did to go from 4 boy's just out of there teen years less than ten years earlier they systematically along with George Martin and his team of sound engineers all improved there work from 1. Album to the next building and learning from each other until no one could explain this music that was reforming with ever new tapeing until all anyone in the business new was everyone wanted to be like them and when the light at the end of the tunnel came they went out with the best album of all time

[@kristinamullen4066]

The medley is my favorite and I listen to it over and over.n

[@terryhopkins2750]

Your last comment brought tears to my eyes. they are such beautiful words in this time of loss.

[@mikethebeginner]

The medley is one of the greatest stretches in popular music.

[@westfield90]

It is one of my favorite albums.

[@daviddemar8749]

God bless you sir. What a wonderful video . It's clear that we share a deep and abiding love for Beatles music and for Abbey Road in particular. And the way you closed out this video is a fine match for how the lads closed out this album- both made me teary-eyed. And btw I have loved the medley since the very first time I heard as a 10 year old in the bedroom of a teenager in 1970 1971. She also played me the entire Sweet Baby James album the same Saturday afternoon. What a mindblowing day for me .😊❤🎶🎶🎶🎵

[@grantybobs2003]

I can already tell this will be my favourite

[@thebipolarbear1]

Great videos man . You have a good vibe. Easy to listen too. It's a gift and I'm glad your using it.

[@robbyzee9237]

Excellent video on an amazing album! I agree about "Something", it's a monument song; the guitar riff, the gorgeous chord changes, the melody. Thank you for posting this!

[@rosefamilia3169]

I love your passion for The Beatles, I am a rather a new fan and your insights really make me love them even more, thanks a lot!

[@welshlad6427]

Beatles best Album ❤️

[@gregjohnson7270]

I loved Abbey Road and especially the medley of songs on the B side. I thought it was cleverly done and unique and a fantastic end to their musical career together.

[@timothypatrickmurphy7118]

Abbey Road is my Favorite Beatles Album. I was a Senior in High School when it was released. I remember the first time I heard Come Together, Golden Slumbers, Something, and Here Comes the Sun on my Car Radio AM Station. Absolutely LOVED the Compilation Side! Right down to the Crickets 🦗in the Background!!! 😊

[@PowersDave1966]

Dude your enthusiasm is awesome. Love these videos

[@patbrennan6572]

I order to truly appreciate this gem by the Beatles it really helps if you are a musician or at least an amateur musician like myself.

[@jeteper5530]

just discovered your channel, came to this video from your white album video. excited to watch your rybber soul video, especially because that is my favorite album

[@jeteper5530]

I would love to hear John sing 'Oh Darling!', also I alsways assumed Ringo wrote 'Maxwell's Silver Hammer'

[@jeteper5530]

also, the fact that John dislikes the medley, doesn't surprise me, especially in context of their relationship. It disappoints me because it is one of my favorite points in the Beatles discog

[@TheOldGord]

Loved all their songs, but George’s contributions the most, especially Here Comes the Sun.

[@JamesFilbird]

Everything you said in this video, I totally agree with. Well done! 👍👍

[@jacobkilstrom]

I thought I was the only one who didn't like the medley concept on the B-side... till you told me that John Lennon didn't either!

[@TheDetroitblack]

Love the Host.... Great Storyline🎤An Amazing Singing group ⭐🌠🌟 Love me Sum Beatles ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@tonyhaines1192]

As a lifelong musician side 2 of Abbey Road was and is my inspiration. I was a young teen when I was released. That album blew me away. When you compare the other music that was popular back then to any of the Beatle music, it was like music from the future. A few of my bands performed side 2, it was a crowd pleaser. We even did Her Majesty.

[@joanlembo7845]

This was fantastic. Thank you !

[@tontoschwartz6916]

Excellent, extremely well done, thank you

[@Music_is_Breathing]

The second side (Here's Comes the Sun to Her Majesty) the BEST they ever did! Love the whole album, but the second side is more awesome than words can express!! :)

[@mpRamosgroove]

Great job on these videos. Very interesting. Keep it up!

[@EternalMoonshin3]

I’m so grateful for your account I love these videos thank you for bringing them to us😁☮️🌼

[@MrLorddarktoothx]

the beatles bunch segment is absolute GOLD!! love it!!

[@otisroseboro2837]

Love all the track's on this album classic

[@LRayWilliams]

I agree. I love the Medley! It was a Beatles thing to do! 😎✌🏽

[@50goingon15]

Four brilliant artists coming together in the culmination of everything they had learned up to that and the most important ending (sort of) lyrics ever recorded on a rock album. Love this album.

[@gregahunt]

the medley is insanely good and john was crazy to say it wasn't