THE BEATLES - I FEEL FINE | REACTION

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[@dennisloveland498]

I Feel Fine is one of my very favorite Beatles songs. It is historically significant due to the fact that it was (perhaps) the very first song to incorporate feedback. What happened was while they were working on the song, John Lennon leaned his guitar against the amp and it started feeding back. The Beatles were like "that's so cool. Can we use that?" And George Martin said yes. Another of my favorite songs is a rather obscure one in their catalog, You're Going to Lose That Girl. Hope you check it out!!

[@DaveMcIroy]

No. A lot of bands used feedback on purpose, but only live.

[@MsAppassionata]

@@DaveMcIroy He means on record.

[@DaveMcIroy]

@@MsAppassionata, for how long do you know him?

[@angelatheriault8855]

When I saw the video I had to laugh. It looked as if poor Ringo was tasked with pedaling his heart out in order to generate the power for everyone else’s electric guitars.

[@Isleofskye]

On the HELP video,he gets to hold the umbrella:)

[@blitztim6416]

The B side was ‘She’s a Woman’. Another great but lesser known song.

[@gary17509]

What better to make you feel good than this classic Beatles song?

[@williamjordan5554]

That "squeaky sound" was revolutionary. At least John thought so.

[@tonyyarbray]

the feedback was produced by paul plucking a note on his bass and john's guitar leaning on paul's amp picking up feedback in the studio

[@walterfechter8080]

You are correct, sir!

[@robertmartin1807]

The first feed back recorded in a song

[@walterfechter8080]

The intro is unique -- a sustained note with volume gain. The guitar riff is the hook and it's legendary. The percussion is crisp and precise. The vocals are stellar with a tincture of The Everly Brothers. After listening to this, I DO feel fine! I'm grateful that I grew up with this sound. I still own this tune on a 45. Ringo is well..., Ringo!

[@thomastimlin1724]

Ringo: did the Ray Charles What I'd Say beat behind this song. Very unique. The American version we heard was on a lot more reverb or echo. Standard practice by Capital Records - owned by EMI, same company that owned Parlophone Records in the UK.

[@walterfechter8080]

@@thomastimlin1724 - Very good analysis! You know your music and music history! Cheers -- W

[@avantprog6902]

This is a favorite among Beatle fans. It's astonishing that anybody has never heard it, yet a joy to watch someone discover it.🤗

[@thegman8968]

Ahhh, one of my all time favs! Thanks much!☮

[@jenniferjacobs228]

They were miming that one. Ringo didn't have drums so of course, you ride an exercise bike hahahaha why not? it's a great song.

[@Itelkner]

I had this single as a hand-me-down from my older sisters. Played it over and over.

[@blanewilliams5960]

I like everything about this song, from the guitar feedback intro to Ringo's drumming. The Beatle's were one of the first to do these promotional films (music videos) and they felt a little silly doing them so they are often goofing around. Especially in the early ones and they are fun to watch, have you done "Paperback Writer" yet? Thank you, Darling.

[@barbsmith5465]

Oh gosh I love the Beatles. Always have. A complete change in music. 60s a great decade.

[@ricknbacker5626]

I've come to believe that I Feel Fine represents the crest of the Beatlemania wave that enveloped the free world throughout 1964. This was early December 1964. The Beatles didn't release a brand new single till April of 1965 (Ticket To Ride/Yes It Is) . By then, the British Invasion was in full force and American bands were making great strides. The music landscape was growing. These new bands were filling the nearly 5 month absence of the Beatles from the Top of the Charts till May 27. I Feel Fine was the last song connected solely to Beatlemania. Cannabis played a big part of the changes in store from the Beatles throughout 1965. Culminating in the game changing album Rubber Soul. Released in November 1965. 50 weeks after the release of I Feel Fine. Great reaction K.S.O. I really enjoyed it, RNB

[@maajorkv]

"She's A Woman" is like this. It moves & grooves, too!!

[@gazzmann9569]

It's a great guitar lick! Not sure why, but I started appreciating vocal harmonies for the first time a few years ago, and I'm 58!

[@GrouchyMarx]

Nice early Beatles song choice, K! A #1 hit song BTW. Have three more #1 hit suggestions I didn't see on your video page, I know you'll love too, from their early days: "Can't Buy Me Love", "Eight Days A Week", and "She Loves You". I heard your struggle trying to interpret certain Beatles songs like I Am The Walrus. Some of theirs are special works of music art like surrealism and abstract art, where the words & phrases are used as music rather than mere logical sentences. (Interpretation is open on those! LOL) Unless it's plainly understandable phrasing like an I Feel Fine, just flow with the interesting music combined with the unusual wordplay usually coming from some of John's material. There's another #1 hit song from their later-day you would love "Hey Jude" (1968) but there's two sources you could do this song from. Either the post-Beatles "1" album collection of #1 hits where you'll find it. Or even better, the Beatles playing it before a live audience on the David Frost Show, shortly after it's release and climb to #1, where you can see them perform it with the audience actively taking part in it! And they play it live very close to the sound of the immortal studio release. Here's a link to it, and note the views it has... kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5Cwm3anhtR_gqM Enjoy your Beatles trip dear heart! ✌😎

[@mariaportengen2959]

I grew up with the fantastic sound of the Beatles. I hope you will enjoy it. 💕💕🎸🎸🎸🎶🎶🎶

[@mitchmitchell80]

We love you K.S.O.! Nice reaction to a cool song. Their creativeness never seems to end!!

[@sellingofitems]

In his prime, Paul McCartney had a four-octave vocal range but John Lennon's Vocals are outstanding here and on many other tracks the Beatles did!!!

[@titusho2]

The Beatles on top of being the most fabulous band ..the were very funny... I'm crazy about the boys!

[@lowelllarsen5947]

Classic 👍 thanks -I feel fine after this video review 😉

[@racinnut77]

This is one my very favorite Beatles songs. I've loved it all my life, I'll love it for the rest of my life.

[@gidion4004]

The sound you hear in the beginning of the song was completely casual, but The Beatles (and here is the genius) putted in as the beginning of the song! WOW!!!!!

[@MisterWondrous]

This is a song that is just a lot of fun playing and singing. "This Boy" and "I'll Follow the Sun" are similarly beautiful and simple perfect little love songs packed into a couple of minutes. I wish they would make it easier and more straight-forward for creators on here. It is a service to humanity, having its cultural treasures curated and shared forward for our children's children's children to enjoy while travelling eternity road.

[@izzonj]

Such clever songwriting! Take a very simple lyric: "Baby said she's mine. She tells me all the time. " Make it more interesting: "baby said she's mine, ya know, she tells me all the time, ya know, she said so!" Much more appealing!

[@michaelbarat3212]

What was brilliant about Ringo is he not only knew when to play, he also knew when not to play.

[@johnsrensen3366]

Greatest band forever

[@kentclark6420]

Great air-bike drumming, Ringo!

[@elrondorio]

This is my favorite Beatles song - thanks for the vid!

[@josephmena2421]

1:40: Ringo is the greatest !!!

[@lindanicholson950]

I was in 9th grade when the Beatles appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show. I liked the early years.

[@SK-lk3iu]

Such treasures!

[@chrissneyd9278]

Nice to hear this song again. Great reaction.

[@jerrypost9651]

Loved your reaction. Such a great tune. It was just a single that never found a home on an album until after the breakup. Then all the shingles were packaged together on the LP, "Hey, Jude."

[@tonyrock5313]

Beatles Milestone: In this song the beatles used feedback for the first time before any other group.

[@Zebred2001]

This would be a great track for a skydiving sequence!

[@maajorkv]

Great song!

[@TheCornishCockney]

It’s The Beatles. Gods.

[@calebclunie4001]

Ringo, on that "Ride".

[@Tuesdays_Gone]

One of my favs.

[@popeyeandthejeep7459]

The Beatles were underrated as musicians, but you would be hard pressed to find anyone who was better on the drums than Ringo.

[@popeyeandthejeep7459]

Agreed

[@SalManila1]

Play "For No One" Excellent story behind it.

[@TangoEliott]

You aren't supposed to get I Am The Walrus

[@maxjgaming2048]

Hi, I'm love your reactions, they make my day. I wonder... have you ever tried Billy Joel? If not, try Captain Jack, or Piano Man, they are both great songs. Sorry if you've already done one of those, I'm new to the channel. Can't wait till your next video!

[@oneeyedmonster9460]

I never believed in God until the Beatles came on the scene. The only logical explanation of these 4 lads crossing paths to become the greatest group had to be divine intervention.

[@keithwilson1554]

Try playing this song and the "Friends" theme back to back...Hmm

[@paulcurlin2789]

Miss Sincerely KSO. You are killing us. A month since Firefly. Only one more episode and then the movie. Please? 🙂

[@SincerelyK.S.O.]

I did it all already - I noticed YT removes subscribers when I uploaded each video. I check my analytics and was shocked to see each video of Firefly removed 10 subs etc. I'll put it up on the other channel. So sorry it has taken so long.

[@paulcurlin2789]

@@SincerelyK.S.O. No problem, I didn't know they did that.

[@jk09345568]

Nice.

[@deacontheseer4804]

Check out this side of Sunhine By Roy Ayers

[@rodneygriffin7666]

First feedback!

[@martinrenzhofer8241]

Hi. Is there a way to only show the video in the box instead of a small picture and two of you? Two is good.

[@duane_313]

Hey KSO. What happened to your reaction to "voices carry" by Til Tuesday? It was one of my faves and I cant find it anymore, was it on a different channel?

[@da9618]

You need to try out the group FIVE XI, DON'T CRY FOR ME

[@Nummymuffincocobutter]

what's with the picture in picture? just curious great reaction though

[@kittykatt7652]

They had stationary bikes in the 60's?

[@MJ.71]

Check out 8 Days a Week and Penny Lane

[@hansvandijk1487]

Masterpiece! Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱.