The Beatles - Hey Jude REACTION (READ PINNED COMMENT )

[@THEJAYYSHOW]

Hey guys this video is older I tried uploading this over 7 months ago this was my very first time listening to them at the time but KZbin kept blocking it before it could ever get released so I decided to try to upload again months later with the video covered (BUT I WAS WATCHING THE MUSIC VIDEO) and they finally let it through so I felt I should let you guys see it ( P.S THERE IS SOME MISTAKES I MADE WITH AUDIO ISSUES LOL I WAS STILL PRETTY NEW TO EDITING AT THE TIME SO I ACCIDENTALLY MUTED SOME PARTS OF MY COMMENTARY) ALSO DON’T PAY ATTENTION TO THE PATREON AND MERCH PICS LOL ITS OLD )

[@elysehfm8797]

Thanks for explaining!

[@shanenolan8252]

No worries , Beatles copyright at notoriously strict. Sorry .

[@scarletc.7055]

The Beatles almost always got blocked. I think they stopped blocking because a movie is being made about them called "Get Back". Just a theory.

[@elysehfm8797]

@@scarletc.7055 interesting. I've been noticing some reactors not getting blocked recently too.

[@juanluna8934]

@@scarletc.7055 Michael Jackson's Estate own the rights to all of the Beatles songs.

[@jondon2829]

Every Beatles song ever is perfect. It’s insane. They’re from another planet or something.

[@terrydeering7363]

No they're from Liverpool, which amounts to the same thing I suppose, being a Scouser myself.

[@Ray1969.]

There are no bad Beatles songs, just ones you like more than others

[@lisaparsons8949]

Yes,great group

[@brgreg8725]

Yep!

[@paul5899]

To be fair in that time the music scene in their country was another planet. Legend after legend legendary song after legendary song

[@GatorScribe726]

One of the best moments of my life: attending a Paul McCartney concert at which he performed Hey Jude. An entire arena of people singing the ending. Spectacular!

[@billcope9476]

Yep, me too Atlanta

[@mikek5958]

That's cool you guys got to experience that and as a Beatles nut since I was eleven years old and never got to see any of those shows I just want to say "rub it in why don't ya?!" Those are great memories though from shows like that, and though I never saw any of "the boys" live I did go to my fair share of great concerts in the '80's and '90's and had a very similar experience when I saw Peter Gabriel at The Spectrum in south Philly in '87 and he ended the show with "Biko" and at the end when Peter raises his fist and yells "Hah...hah...ho!" over and over there were 20,000 of us raising our fists and screaming along with him for what seemed like forever. It was pretty powerful and something that still gives me chills and it's really amazing that the entire concert from that night is on here; can't believe it was that long ago.

[@loosilu]

@@mikek5958 A few friends of mine were at that show at the Spectrum with you. One of them named his first son Gabriel because of that concert.

[@billcope9476]

@@mikek5958 That would have been an awesome show dude.

[@GatorScribe726]

@@mikek5958 Now I would've loved to experience that. Haven't caught Gabriel live. Being there for "Biko," how awesome!

[@rebeccalipps8007]

"It's a fool who plays it cool by making his world a little colder." Indeed.

[@lisaparsons8949]

Yes,great lyric,and great group

[@briandonovan1584]

That's such a Paul sentiment. My favorite line from the song.

[@carenhelms8518]

I'm sure lots of other people will tell you, but this song was written by Paul McCartney for Julian Lennon when his parents were getting divorced. It's a song I've always loved!

[@shelq3814]

@@loosilu I saw Paul in Syracuse NY last spring when my daughter surprised me with tickets for my birthday! Hey Jude was of course the highlight of the night. Hearing every voice in the crowd singing along, it felt kinda like a spiritual moment, as corny as that may sound.

[@shelq3814]

@@loosilu I sure teared up when the song started...

[@luciferseven1426]

​@@shelq3814 I've seen Paul live 5 times within a 10 year time span, and now it's just so difficult because of the amount of tears of joy I shed lol... that man is such a gift to the world

[@shelq3814]

@@luciferseven1426 I want that man to live forever🥰

[@nicksmallwood8828]

You can never go wrong with a Beatles song. Amazing to think they wrote and recorded their whole catalogue over only eight years.

[@ph8429]

well, you can go wrong. there are definitely some tracks that are...less than accessible, BUT your point is right that there are a gillion GREAT songs to listen to.

[@kathrynschimpf8957]

Paul McCartney wrote this song for John Lennon's oldest son Julian!

[@ForestFairywales]

Wow, I didn't realise that! X

[@jacobjones5269]

That is amazing.. However, they had been together for 5 years when they started writing their own stuff, and they were pros..

[@tommyk6719]

You would have really loved the official video…..

[@dougsusie2319]

Only The Beatles could sing na na na hey Jude for over 4:00 minutes and pull it off and it's cool. Only one Beatles, the greatest band ever.

[@briandonovan1584]

Absolutely!!!

[@xchiro1818]

Paul's voice was so versatile... from almost 'sickly-sweet' ... to raw power rock & roll. Jayy, If you really want to hear Paul get after it, listen to "Oh! Darling."

[@stevenmotchan2048]

You know he practiced that deep growl for a long time.

[@MsAppassionata]

Or Helter Skelter. Yowza!

[@nationaltrevor255]

@@loosilu Absolutely! Tom Waits eat yer heart out!

[@markbishopmusic]

Oh Darling is one of the best vocals of all time!! There is an isolated studio vocal only recording out there somewhere that gives chills! She's A Woman is a favorite vocal as well.

[@seanyoung7713]

Don’t forget helter skelter

[@victoria2050nin]

Paul was a true music prodigy. He would hear music in his head and write down the melody....He could play multiple instruments, write great music and lyrics and had a great voice..

[@robbie007]

Crazy thing is they were all under 30 when band split. What a selection of songs to create at such a young age. Writing performing producing. Talent.

[@jeffreykaufmann2867]

All Pop Musicians wrote most of their great stuff under age 30. By age 40 most of them are done writing great songs.

[@StarlightMikka]

Wow. I never realized that they were that young when the band broke up.

[@Tony-yp7ok]

@@StarlightMikka Yep, George was still just 27 years old by the time they split. To think he went through all that and wrote songs such as Here Comes The Sun and Something by that age is just mind blowing. So much talent in one band.

[@Tony-yp7ok]

@@jeffreykaufmann2867 That’s true, but what’s astonishing about the Beatles is the sheer number of timeless songs they wrote. And for the first half of their career they were constantly on the road.

[@jeffreykaufmann2867]

@Tony-yp7ok Plus in the Early 60s they wrote very good songs for other Artists like Peter & Gordon: World Without Love, I don't wanna see you again.

[@tmountain1]

I love the beginning before the song. Their sense of humor was inextricable from their music, they were comedians as well as musicians.

[@rogerscalf231]

Young lady, you get it! I love watching your reactions to The Beatles. I'll be 70 in November, and I've been a Beatlemaniac since I was 10, and they just blew me, and the rest of the world's teenagers,AWAY. They completely changed the culture. And 60 yrs later, I'm STILL BLOWN AWAY.

[@chuckragland6100]

ONE of the most iconic, if not THE most iconic endings of a song ever!!

[@elysehfm8797]

When The Beatles come on, click IMMEDIATELY.

[@ericforman4721]

There’s no other way

[@joe6096]

When they were recording this song in the studio, and Paul had the "Na na na na na na naaaaaa" outtro, their producer George Martin was concerned. Commercial pop radio wanted songs around 3 minutes. He told Paul "pop songs don't last 7 minutes". Paul simply told him "this one does". As explained before, it was written for John Lennon's son Julian to show him love while his parents (John and Cynthia) were breaking up. Paul had it "Hey Jules". Then he thought that sounded like a mouth full of marbles. So he cleaned it up. Hey Jude.

[@adamalbertamusic]

Hey Jude will always be one of my favorite Beatles songs

[@YoCraps-og4kt]

When it comes too rating the best bands ever, the competition is always for 2nd place. Because its always, "THE BEATLES", on top, then comes everyone else.

[@hernancastrillon177]

The best band in history, forever The Beatles

[@debraalexander4061]

You’ll never go wrong with a Beatles hit!! Best band ever!!

[@kathleenarchacki7875]

Our music our time thanks for your reaction

[@johnsrensen3366]

Classic Beatles song i never get tired of this song and live performance brilliant with a audience

[@colindebourg9012]

I remember being in a pub many years ago and this song came on the juke box, the whole pub joined in with the chorus, never been a band like them.

[@ThomasBones]

I haven’t listened to the Beatles in years, and now here I am watching your facial expressions as you listen for the first time. For real, I’m getting choked up at your reactions! Thank you, Jayy, for helping me relive the magic!

[@gilhodges2025]

I remember watching this on live TV when I was a kid. This was their appearance on the David Frost Show

[@ericalexander3526]

The Beatles were so enormously popular that when they made an appearance, it was a happening - an event - and you had to be there.

[@The5thGen]

Paul McCartney pulled his "Little Richard" voice for the screaming parts at the end. The Beatles are THE most versatile band ever. Keep up the good work! Thanks!

[@debbiechang5781]

“For well you know that it’s a fool who plays it cool by making his world a little colder.” Genius lyrics, beautiful voices, amazing harmonies, four great human beings. Best band in history. More Beatles please. Your facial expressions are priceless!! Even though the video was not shown, I could tell you were watching it and I have seen it before. It’s very powerful with the entire audience joining in the chorus. Beautiful!!

[@penname5766]

The Beatles are a spiritual experience. That fact alone sets them apart, no matter how much people argue about the hundreds of other things they had going for them above anyone else.

[@timothyreedy3941]

Record Producer To the Beatles: You can't make a pop song longer than 4 min! John Lennon and Paul McCartney: *puff puff* Here.. hold this...

[@MidnightAssass1n]

Nice to see they adhere to puff puff pass lol

[@stevefranckhauser7989]

When told that radio stations wouldn’t play a song 7 minutes long, Lennon replied “They will if it’s us.” Right on John.

[@susanhaney3437]

I loved how a smile just grew over your face after the first few moments.

[@ricknbacker5626]

On Sept 4 968, the Beatles filmed 3 versions of Hey Jude at Twickenham Film Studio. This version is an edit of versions 1 and 3. Trusted Beatles roadie Mal Evans invited 20 or so people who had gathered outside to join the festivities. 4 days later the film clip aired on the David Frost Show. The first the world had seen the Beatles performing since Dec 26 1967. Where the Beatles appear in their self produced (made for TV) film, Magical Mystery Tour. I'm happy for you JAYY. Your reaction was worth the wait!! RNB

[@johnr.8275]

"Anytime you feel the pain, Hey Jude, refrain." God, fifty years have passed and that still gives me goosebumps the way Paul sings it.

[@tracid3877]

This song was constantly playing when it was at its peak! I was only four but I remember it so well

[@JimiBurleigh]

As has been mentioned, Paul wrote this for John;s son Julian, aka "Jules" when his parents (his mom is John;s fisrt wife Cynthia) were going through the divorce. Paul knew it wasn't going to be an esay thing for the wee lad and wanted to give him some encouragement. Paul said later that "Jules" wasn't very easy to sing and be understood correctly. It came out sounding loke "Jude" on the tapes so he just decided to change it to to "Hey Jude" for the finished work. We could tell it was an older video 'cause you;re not wearing your cool new "kitty cat ears" headphones.

[@tjerwin1]

All I have to say is welcome to the 1960's Jayy. It was one hell of a time to grow up.

[@johnvoyce]

Her reaction is the same reaction we had half a century ago. It´s musical magic.

[@lathedauphinot6820]

You are remarkably intuitive, and it’s not the first time I’ve noticed. You listen to a song you’ve never heard before and then accurately describe the artist’s state of mind, purpose in writing the song, and how well it was realized. You were exactly right on this one, and you even got the name right: Julian!

[@lancefawcett1809]

I'm pretty sure that this was one of the first songs broadcast live via satellite. The David frost show, you can hear John's voice going off at the end, still carries on because it was such a momentous moment.

[@davidbenge1938]

The greatest band in the history of forever..Their music is my Bible..

[@briandonovan1584]

No truer words were ever said.

[@jimfrederick3907]

The most addictive "Chimed In" lines ever.

[@iambecomepaul]

IMHO.... Paul wrote a thousand perfect songs. Memorable songs. Classic, immortal songs. This one was his best... for pure songwriting, I mean. It was for Julian Lennon, by the way. I named my son after this song.

[@marcointini8541]

When I was a Child (born In 1974) l watched TV and in many footages I heard beautiful songs an asked my mum "do you know this song?" The answer almost every time was "it's a Beatles Song" 😄! I remember this happened whith Hey Jude, And I love her, Girl, Yesterday. Than we bought a stereo and I got lost and amazed listening to their songs on ol vinyl 33 and 45... Beautiful memories!

[@TexasMagnolia]

Hey Jude was voted #1 song in the History of Music by Billboard Records.

[@dalem8332]

The Beatles biggest single. 9 weeks at #1. Biggest record of the year 1968. Written by Paul McCartney for Johns son Julian. Awesome! ♥️🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦

[@Hannahxx1971]

Till There was You is an earlier Beatles song but its beautiful and really shows off Paul's voice.

[@RadCenter]

It was written by Meredith Wilson for the Broadway musical "The Music Man"

[@jeffreykaufmann2867]

It's a Cover

[@thejoeybanta9224]

They were special my favorite when I was growing up. Crazy amount of great songs in a short time.

[@tonyfromfrance5595]

Bonjour from Paris France to you JAYY, thank you so much for your musical choice the Beatles hey jude, kissses. Tony from France

[@justafreethinker]

Hola Jayy, I am so glad you are able to react to this, the Beatles get blocked A LOT on KZbin.. but yeah, this is a song for everyone and my second favorite Beatles tune after "Here Comes the Sun".. Awesome! :D

[@justafreethinker]

AND yes we are all singing along :D

[@andregarcia497]

No words...They are perfect!

[@satexman2585]

I feel so blessed to have experienced The Beatles as they happened. My youth. People that didn't...have no idea what that was like. Magic. The 60's was magic...mixed with ...absolute....horror. Lot's of wild ass emotional swings. Thank god...there was The Beatles. I remember watching this live on TV ....shocked...

[@davidofengland9557]

It is a stunning song. Now think how it felt hearing it 50+ years ago. Utterly world changing. And it still is.

[@poppanutoff]

I wish I could go back and experience this song all over again.

[@bernard48]

This was played in a TV studio with a live audience, that's where all these people come from.

[@mogwahcrone3910]

Actually this is timeless

[@astro.rmcgurk]

When I was 6, back in 1980, this was my favorite Beatles song. Your reaction reminds me of mine.

[@Oske.images]

Saw Paul McCartney headline a music festival.. Tens of thousands of people all singing the end of Hey Jude In a field together is a memory that will stay with me forever..

[@Sissysuez]

Honey you just jumped down one of the biggest rabbit hole out there n your gonna love it welcome to the life an times of the Beatles!!!!!

[@bryanhale5254]

you see the sing with Paul McCartney is he used to hit those high notes he was heavily influenced by Little Richard in fact they actually performed together at the same show they would have all these different groups like Roy Orbison I think they even had The Ronettes played with the Beatles not with him but on the same show and Little Richard looks at Paul McCartney and says man you stole that from me huh? Yeah Little Richard was awesome he even had Jimi Hendrix on guitar for a little while but Jimi was stealing the show so Little Richard had to let him go but he knew he was one of the greats they even interviewed him for the film about Jimi Hendrix well that was a good reaction dear hercula next legendary epic masterpiece

[@trishdaniel6196]

I had the pleasure of seeing them in concert in 1963!!! it was a concert that I will NEVER forget!!!!! Thank you for sharing!!!!

[@moanman1776]

"Hey Jude" is a good intro to the Beatles (that's Paul McCartney on lead vocals) as it's one of their last recorded hits. But there are so many more gems by them (in their earlier years) you're in store for, so fasten your seatbelt! Enjoy! BTW: "Jude" was a nickname for John Lennon's eldest son "Julian"... so there's that.

[@jamesblacketter9854]

I heard it could of been heroin to, because it says once you get it under your skin than you began to feel a little bit better.....

[@moanman1776]

@@jamesblacketter9854 Interesting take. Lyrically, The Beatles always courted controversy.

[@joe6096]

@@jamesblacketter9854 No, not even close. Paul never touched hard core drugs, and only John started dabbling in heroin AFTER the Beatles broke up. It was always, always factually a song written for Julian to cheer him up while John and Cynthia were breaking up. Sure the Beatles stirred the pot a little but not one of their songs was even close to hard core drugs. Pot and LSD, That's it.

[@t8tertotsp]

@@jamesblacketter9854 lol no

[@jamesblacketter9854]

I heard about it being about Julian, I also was a fan and bought there albums and read some of the takes growing up, I heard that, if you listen to the lyrics, just think about it, no one's going to say, there's a reputation, many people were experimenting with drugs, lsd, skynard and young sang about the needle. You don't know what goes on thru that psychedelic Era, but, I don't know, so I don't want to paint bad pictures. Loved there music, played she's got a ticket to ride 100 times lol

[@southbeachfl]

This is a rabbit hole you definitely want to go down.

[@penname5766]

OMG your face when Paul started singing proper! Sums up the effect The Beatles had and continue to have on pretty much everyone that has ever lived.

[@robertbowman7395]

Paul McCartney sang lead in this song..... you can usually tell the main writer of a Beatles song by who is singing it.... but this song was actually to John Lennon’s son Julian.... Paul was trying to reassure Julian at a time when John and his mom were getting divorced

[@lisaparsons8949]

The Beetles,a great group I remember in 1971 when I was5.My brother Barry played back then,he passed away,july2019.

[@loosilu]

"Where did all these people come from?" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Believe it or not, they grabbed people from the street. Some of them are the fans that always hung around outside the studio, others were just random.

[@peters7025]

A college friend of mine always said he’d been in the crowd. I’ve never spotted him though😀

[@loosilu]

@@peters7025 If he made the claim, I think it's his duty to get the screen shot!

[@jimdev81]

Very intuitive on your part in guessing the motivation when writing the song! You’ve just begun young lady, wait until you hear how many wonderful songs in every conceivable style of music The Beatles created...really enjoyed your reaction!

[@leftcoaster67]

When John Lennon says this is one of "McCartney's Masterpieces". You know you got a killer song.

[@ChristopherRuggles]

Just a minute into the video and I am on pins and needles waiting for your response to the end chorus. 🤞 That was EVERYTHING I hoped for! 😁

[@lisajames3359]

I love the Beatles… they will always be the best band. I don’t like Karaoke particularly but one of my fondest moments was singing Hey Jude when friends of mine made me.

[@peepnox7747]

React to A Day In The Life by The Beatles. IT’S AMAZING

[@alonsoquirosgranados7568]

YES SIR THE BEST SONG EVER

[@scottmoyle879]

I’ve always loved the backing vocals. Like angels.☺️

[@gary6754]

arguable the great Outro in the history of rock music. i could probably listen to it for an hour and not get sick of it

[@debramorano]

When this song came out in 1968, I bought the 45. And my girlfriend and I sat in our basements listening to this over and over and over againthe full

[@rubbersole79]

The Beatles are the deepest rabbit hole there is. Starting with "Please Please Me" and ending with "Get Back". Their influence on music and culture cannot be overstated and is well documented in that vein by pretty much all their peers. They are best enjoyed "by the album" in lieu of "by the song".

[@AnglOsAxOn2]

Don't understand why the vid was blocked for you. That was a great reaction by you, I could actually see your emotions and appreciation of there work. All the best. Just to add, Yesterday, is a great film based on Beatles music.

[@joshmo141x]

I love the way the song fades out instead of stops....makes me feel like that na na na na part just keeps playing for eternity. Which, maybe it does...🤷‍♂🤷‍♂

[@susancornell4448]

i remember when i was 7 n hearing this on the radio back in 67

[@Mainecoonlady.]

My fav Beatles song. I was nine and played that 45 none stop. And no ... I am not telling you what a 45 is. LOL. Just know that I am very old.

[@loosilu]

@@stevepence229 we are besties!

[@loosilu]

@@stevepence229 Two of the very best screamers in all of rock and roll, one single with their best screams on each side

[@PaulChapmanPcTech]

I grew up as a toddler with this stuff, my mom was a waitress and worked till 2am, didn't get done till almost 3am with cleanup of the restaurant. So I basically hung out with this guy named Bob which I consider a Dad at this point, we would stay up listening to Johhny Cash, The Beatles, He would drink beer and wine, we would just dance to all kinds of stuff every night. We were like the oddest best friends ever for years. But I love this stuff, Jerry Lee, Kenny Rogers you name it. We would spend like 9 hours sometimes just jamming out to songs. Sure I should have been asleep but we would be dancing in the kitchen and singing through an amp along with Elton and all these guys. I miss those days.

[@sallykohorst8803]

Love this song and fans can join in too.

[@tented]

You’re so lucky to be hearing it for the first time. It’s my favorite song ever. I wish I could experience it for the first time again.

[@PatrickBaele]

I sang this song for years as a kid after it came out in 1968, never again was there a song which so truely incarnated the positive uplifting collective vibes of the end of the sixties. This one and let it be.

[@orangetabby3229]

First single I ever bought!

[@genebaughbba]

That was David Frost and his band and his audience that went and visited The Beatles at twickingham studios. The Little ditty that the Beatles performed in the beginning was the theme song to his show.

[@robertpearson8798]

When I was a young teen this song was always played as the last song at school dances, before Stairway to Heaven took over. Love the look of astonishment on your face.

[@karenlackner192]

Paul is my favorite Beatle. Such a lyric genius and that voice 🥰

[@Rupert14]

I love the part near the end during the "nananana's when you get that look on your face that all Beatle fans know, which is "ok, l can listen to this go on forever". Personally I like to think that every second of every day that is playing somewhere on Earth, and perhaps it has been traveling through the universe for 54 years. I am so happy you enjoyed that, my dear. 💕

[@robertcurrie8510]

Beautiful song and a beautiful reaction from a beautiful young lady! Thank you!

[@tishabratcher2403]

This is the live version. Its awesome but the audio version is WAY better!!!

[@donfette5301]

🤣🤣

[@Zachrinox]

I disagree

[@jeffreykaufmann2867]

@@Zachrinox Me too.

[@larryc3860]

talent always prevails in musical performance........then for the Beatles, now for all the "World Music" artists

[@barbsmith5465]

The look on your face is priceless.

[@andrewschreiber112]

If you were going to pick a song as an introduction to The Beatles, you couldn't have picked a better one than this one. It's an AMAZING song, and they are still the greatest band of all time.

[@michaelhayes7471]

Paul still sounds great

[@GrouchyMarx]

Jayy, glad you were watching the video of this performance. Interesting how this live song sounds so very much like their awesome '68 single studio release. Tell me this Jayy, I can't see the video of them (I know it well), but I'll bet your expression @ 7:37 is the old guy with the flowers in his hair grooving out to this song. Could be wrong, but I always see that expression at that point! LOL! Anyway, do more Beatles dear. It's a little tough to keep them from being blocked as many reactors complain about. Try pausing in the middle briefly to comment, move it back a few seconds, start again and that may do the trick. It seems to work on other Beatles reactors. Awesome song and reaction as always! ✌️😎

[@THEJAYYSHOW]

I tried that method but it barely works but thanks for trying to suggest that

[@GrouchyMarx]

@@THEJAYYSHOW No problem. One thing to point out about this song being about, or for John's son Julian that many are telling you. That's only half the story. Paul initially wrote it for Julian over the divorce thing with John and Cynthia, and called it "Hey Jules". Paul later re-wrote it to be more an adult theme and renamed it Hey Jude. John Lennon mentioned this in a video interview and said that he thought the re-write called Hey Jude was more about him meeting Yoko Ono and leaving Cynthia. So yes, it did start out as a song for the young 5 year Julian, but changed into what it is today. In my research I tried to find copies of the first draft of "Hey Jules" and it appears they don't exist, but more likely Paul tucked them away somewhere, so perhaps one day the world can see the changes made from Hey Jules to Hey Jude. BTW, was it the old guy with the flowers in his hair that made you smile? 😁

[@otisroseboro5613]

Love seeing your reactions to all these great Beatles Songs

[@chargree]

Very good reaction! Like hearing it for the first time. Thank you Jayy

[@shanenolan8252]

Great story behind this song and the recording on the video ( like that old man with the flowers in his hair was a homeless veteran they found outside the studio that evening they invited him in to watch and and feed him and gave him free drinks)

[@johnkayak5488]

Shane Not what I'm led to believe. He was a gobbledygook poet who did some narrating on The Small Faces OGDEN NUTGONE FLAKE album in 1968.

[@shanenolan8252]

@@johnkayak5488 well my story came from the anthology documentary, the small faces ring a bell , but the Beatles cant be the only guys who cared about veterans or the homeless. I remember seeing footage of imagine album recording at John's house and some young homeless guy was invited in the the house for lunch and a chat

[@shanenolan8252]

@@loosilu oh yes Lucie, I know the band , just not a story about them and a homeless man. They had some wonderful songs

[@sheryljones5207]

This is just one of there great hits. Good to see you back Jay. Missed your show.

[@emcsquare5045]

He wrote the song about Jude Law the actor.

[@christinerobinson3819]

What!!!!! Where did you get that from lol?

[@GrouchyMarx]

If he did, Jude Law was only about 3.5 years old at the time.

[@emcsquare5045]

It was a joke, I thought that would have been obvious.

[@GrouchyMarx]

@@emcsquare5045 LOL! Ok E. I get now! You had me going there. I kinda thought you might be joking, but it's difficult to tell these things reading text. LOL! If you don't mind, I'll use it too. Got several long time Beatles fan friends and "experts" to try that on because it's a good one. 😁👍

[@emcsquare5045]

@@GrouchyMarx NP, I should have put a laugh emoji or something at the end.

[@craigwhip]

And, to think this was just one of more than 40 number one hits the Beatles had, in just 7 years.

[@susanelkins3068]

Paul Mccartney's beautiful voice is only surpassed by what a beautiful human being he is

[@miltonhopper2932]

For your own listening pleasure Checkout the movie “Across The Universe” all songs in it were written by the Beatles, it is set in the 60s and has a pretty good storyline. Enjoy.

[@nicolediamond93]

I took my daughter to see it and she was gobsmacked that they wrote all the songs 😂