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[@steelcurtainsteeler8567]

As a black man I can truly say I was a Beatles fan when it wasn't cool to listen to nothing but R&B as a black man.... this song in particular has a haunting lyrical presence that takes me back to friends that are no longer here... I love this song.

[@fishhookism]

As a white man I can tell you the reason the beatles could make such great music as this was the R&B that the great black muscians released before them.

[@barbarastrayhorn4667]

@@fishhookism true

[@dougsusie2319]

Hello Steeler guy, I am from the Pittsburgh area. I saw The Beatles in September,1964 for my sixth birthday at the Civic Arena in the Burgh. Brings joy to my heart that some blacks get it. Great music is great music. As white kid in the sixties and the seventies until disco hit in 76 I had a lot of the old Motown records along with The Ronettes, Shirelles and a lot of the soul music, it was great music. I'm happy to see a number of young black people reacting to The Beatles now. They seem to be blown away by them. Go Pens!

[@waynesweeten6211]

I think it hard for a white dude like me to say how pleased l am to hear that so much of my music breaks the imagined color barrier. I was looked as strange whenl brought home my Isaac Hayes albums. Music has no boundaries. And neither should we. Peace and love!!!

[@musicairplanes4884]

1965 Chevrolet Corvair with a eight track player in the glove box cruising Fremont in Las Vegas playing the Temptations.

[@bendobbing7015]

The fact that John wasn't even 25 when he wrote this reflection of his life is stunning to me.

[@BCTMarcus]

Never underestimate the empathy & understanding of the young. 😊 Some great poems were written by people who were still very young.

[@josefinelagerstrom2643]

And you understand how your own life is pretty pointless compared to what there's guys did.

[@bendobbing7015]

@@BCTMarcus I'm only 19 so opportunity awaits aha :)

[@BCTMarcus]

@@bendobbing7015 Go for it! 😊

[@carmeloruiz6021]

He had many loses so young. He wrote what he had experienced. This came from his deepest heart.

[@rgractor]

Ringo’s drumming on this song is, as always, perfect. His musicianship as a drummer was unparalleled.

[@vonedadenault553]

My mom made my younger brother wear headphones when he would practice on his drumset, so I first heard only the drums. Beautiful work by Ringo! And my brother, to be able to translate it to me.

[@jamespruitt1527]

An under appreciated aspect of this song, I think, is Ringo’s drumming. Dude was a machine!

[@steveash9364]

Absolutely, and to think some people have said he wasn't a great drummer, obviously people who have never played drums

[@naudianeels1328]

Fuck this 💔💔💔

[@lmp9256]

Always under-appreciated

[@naudianeels1328]

Good God. Just when I start to shake you Mr. R., something pulls me back. ❤😤♏😤❤

[@arvid2025]

The man is a human metronome

[@sinenominecc]

I was 15 when this song came out. I'm 71 now and it means so much more. So many people have gone, and yet I still have my lovely wife.

[@bkm2797]

Beautifully said

[@sinenominecc]

@@bkm2797 ❤️

[@jori1]

And Lennon wasn't even 25 when he wrote it.

[@zirontheimpaler]

Exactly, this song gets better and more true every day.

[@patdonnelly9392]

God Bless you two!

[@maryhuhnke8496]

As a child I never understood why my mom cried to this song. I just lost my friend of 40yrs..I get it now Mom, I get it💔

[@carihenson8019]

I’ve loved this song since I was a kid, but it sure hits different now than it did then.

[@bbrathizza2075]

As a kid when this song came out, it took me a bit to understand it but I came to understand it. From the second you here the opening guitar riff, to the last note John sings. Something hits me, something You don’t get from any other song.

[@mikeguerrero72]

I lost my younger sister, she was my best friend too and I miss her so much everyday. Because I listened to the Beatles so much she got to love their music too. This song brings her back for a couple of minutes but by the end I have tears in my eyes.

[@launabanauna8958]

Hugs!

[@launabanauna8958]

@@mikeguerrero72 Hugs!

[@talmarfirestick5669]

The Beatles are timeless, and they changed music forever when they came out.

[@neilmurrell281]

6 decades on and nobody even comes close.

[@auto_5]

Neil Murrell because the soul is gone. Not soul in the sense of sound, but in the sense of meaning. Stuff was more raw and from the heart back then, so it seems.

[@maddogoz08]

The Beatles were the first to do everything, they were the first to play stadiums and so on, and plus many other things.

[@chaseg]

And all their music was made within a decade. It’s pretty mind blowing.

[@1satisfiedmind]

When they came, and until they went thier seperate ways...and beyond!

[@ericlewis217]

the lyrics. john writing this at 25. stunning. 56!?!? years later. timeless. each time you hear a beatles song is a discovery. treasure them all.

[@eviekelpie1]

J, John is singing lead vocals. "Some are dead and some are living". Made me tear up thinking both John and George are gone

[@eviekelpie1]

@Janet Jones till 29?

[@lgeyser1]

Life can be so unfair. John and George are taken from us, and we're left with Paul.

[@lgeyser1]

@Janet Jones Well said, Janet: the remaining one is naught but immortal bacteria.

[@irmarocha7809]

Paul died in a car crash in 1965! Faul, fake Paul took his place! 😎Fer Real!

[@fermisparadox01]

John is singing all voices

[@Macilmoyle]

The instrument that sounds like a harpsichord was an electric piano, played at half speed and then sped up. The part was played by the '5th Beatle', their producer George Martin.

[@sinenominecc]

It's a piano played at half speed and sped up. George Martin on the keyboards.

[@debjorgo]

@@sinenominecc The Beatles were trying to figure what put in that section of the song. They took a break and Martin took a swipe at it. When they came back in from the break, everyone loved it.

[@blackeyedlily]

I always thought it was a harpsichord.

[@elecjack1]

@@blackeyedlily I used to think the same until I started listening to Bach years back. I realized it lacked the rough and tinny timbre of a harpsichord.

[@billythedog-309]

@@blackeyedlily Even though it sounds nothing like a harpsichord.

[@markhollander1201]

Please understand that is a John Lennon masterpiece. It’s not Paul singing , it’s John !

[@markymarkg7826]

So what

[@fifthbusiness1678]

John wrote it. They’re all singing (harmonizing), but John does take the lead.

[@jacobjones5269]

I think I’d go with Norwegian Wood..

[@johnwalker6752]

@@markymarkg7826 because its John not paul if your gonna comment on something make sure its right that's so what

[@DaveMcIroy]

Why are you telling John to sing it?

[@victoriagrove5344]

This is my favorite Beatles song! John’s vocal is memorable

[@oldschool5979]

Mine too.

[@CharCanuck14]

John's singing lead on this song. It was a piano you heard but was sped up to sound like a harpsicord. Rubber Soul is one of my favourite Beatles albums. Thanks for reacting!

[@wpl8275]

On 22 October, the solo was recorded with the tape running at half speed, so when played back at normal pace the piano was twice as fast and an octave higher, solving the performance challenge and also giving the solo a unique timbre, reminiscent of a harpsichord

[@bluetarot9244]

Nope it was George Martin playing the harpsichord.

[@mikek5958]

@@bluetarot9244 It was indeed George Martin playing but it was a piano sped up like wpl said.

[@Naiant]

@@bluetarot9244 That had to do it like they did because the studio didn't have a harpsichord, but they still wanted that sound.

[@susieq9801]

@Bryan Gipe - It was a piano with the tape speed increased.

[@roddydiaz1090]

This is a John song, They're all harmonizing in the background but John wrote and sang this song :) Love your vibes Jay!! Great song my dude,

[@JollyGraham]

Glad you pointed that out, Paul much as I love him gets credit when often it’s John singing.

[@thomaspappalardo7589]

@@JollyGraham But Paul did help write the song. According to Paul, he helped write the melody and harmonies, and the lyrics were rewritten together by the two of them.

[@itsme_mandyp]

One of those songs that every band wishes was theirs.

[@arsen5479]

Nope. This is pure Lennon/McCartney they both had contributions to this song.

[@MillsyLM]

This is one of two songs that they disagree over. Paul claims to have written the melody but John claims sole authorship. The other song they disagree over is Eleanor Rigby.

[@alanshepherd4304]

The Beatles are and were head and shoulders above every other band EVER!! I was 10 when I first heard them, I'm 68 now and still enjoying their music!!😂😂🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@danilleblanc7487]

My story is exactly like yours! 100%. I was 10 when I first heard them, I'm 68 now and still loving their music!

[@benmckenziefilms]

The fact the Rubber Soul is a masterpiece, and I still prefer 5 other Beatles albums over it shows how incredible they were

[@howarddavis2281]

Great comment! Sums them up!

[@CrimsonTiger8]

That's funny, I'd put Rubber Soul in my top 3 with Let It Be and Abbey Road. Juat a beautiful album. How they had 5 masterpiecies is just incredible

[@brupic8968]

rubber soul was their first huge leap.....set up what followed.

[@diannaspang51]

The older I've gotten, the more I love this song.

[@kenbarton2920]

Yes. If you were a kid in the '60s you just naturally dug listening to their songs, then later on it takes you elsewhere & back when you understand things better.

[@turdferguson400]

Same. ❤️ I feel the same about most Beatles songs. Also, The Hollies and Gerry and the Pacemakers.

[@jfktoffee1878]

And the sadder it gets right...

[@kenbarton2920]

@@jfktoffee1878 True. My heroes are leaving me.

[@sourisvoleur4854]

It's hard to believe such a young man could have written it.

[@maryt2290]

This song brings tears to my eyes. My brother passed almost 2 years ago to today. This was his favorite Beatles song, and we played it at his Memorial. There’s a lot of hype to Yesterday, but this song has a better message. I’m so glad you love it too.

[@liviakelly5691]

I'm sorry for your loss...My Daddy, My Rock & My Bestest Friend passed away 6yrs ago. This was his all-time favorite song by them 🥰 Thank you for sharing your story ❤️☮️✌️

[@ingrid8994]

I’m so sorry for your loss 🥀

[@ray_ray_7112]

So sorry for your loss Mary. In My Life also brings a tear to my eye. I gave credit to you for mentioning that first, in my comment to Jovaughn. I also have always considered this to be the main song to be played at my funeral.

[@olliedwards8069]

Rest in peace.

[@meganstewart6318]

Piece be with you x

[@chrishinman6143]

They wrote almost all of their songs themselves and have sold more records than anyone worldwide to this day.They were the voice of the 60's generation.Listen to them in release date order and you can hear them mature musically

[@static2428]

This is John's greatest song IMO

[@lgeyser1]

IMO, the Beatle's greatest song.

[@carlneoh5843]

A Day in The Life for me

[@lcommander631]

Run for your life for me😂

[@fabiogomes2894]

John's song: In My Life. Paul's song: Eleanor Rigby. George's song: Something. Ringo's song: Octopus' Garden.

[@sawkondisunatsu8575]

@@fabiogomes2894 Paul's Oh Darling was a legendary vocal

[@thewalrus6833]

The instrumental solo in the middle was played by producer George Martin on a piano, recorded at half speed and then when played back at normal speed it sounded like a harpsichord.

[@nadzee7101]

Is that true? I just assumed it was a harpsichord.

[@BachelorMachinesTV]

@@nadzee7101 Yep, I've read this multiple places.

[@cartercarter645]

Professor Walrus so cool to know. After all these years. Great piece of insight!

[@B.R.0101]

The european name is 'spinetta' George Martin used this name in one of his interviews

[@thgeremilrivera-thorsen9556]

George Martin was so incredibly creative and innocative.

[@ScottishSuzee]

This was played at my dads funeral. Such a beautiful song and reminds me of him. X

[@doriwiljt]

My moms funeral as well.

[@linzzyy]

I was just thinking I would like this song to be played when I go - becomes more and more beautiful the older I get

[@halfrutter2226]

John was the lead vocalist, but you’re right. The harmonies are awesome.

[@guineawuv]

I can't listen to this without tears in my eyes. It's so beautiful.

[@stewartw.9151]

Grabs me the same way every time - it invokes so many memories - good and bad, happy and sad!

[@mikek5958]

I would like to take a moment to appreciate Ringo's style and rhythmic choices that contribute so powerfully to all their amazing music. Having Ringo fill in for the AWOL Pete in Hamburg was more than sheer luck it was divine intervention.

[@TheGreatGig73]

No one could ever work well in a Beatles tune other than Ringo. He totally new what to do.

[@jasonberezny9705]

Premium drummer! He was actually left handed drummer but played right hand. That attributes to his unique style as well.🥁❤️🇨🇦

[@ScottDeBerg]

This particular song shows off how brilliant Ringo is a drummer. No he’s not Neil Peary - but his rhythmic sense, and the percussion instruments he uses, are always brilliant.

[@randybailin4902]

Ringo gets dissed somewhat when talking about the greatest drummers, but NO drummer would've worked better with this band. The other 3 Beatles all said that everything clicked when Ringo arrived.

[@ScottDeBerg]

Peart

[@StephanieMarie]

This song gets me every time. Less than a handful of songs actually bring tears to my eyes and this is one of them. The song was way before my time, but they played it at my HS boyfriend's father's funeral who died suddenly when my boyfriend was a senior. The lyrics and melody are just beautiful.

[@TrevorPalmatiershow]

Bette Midler's version is my fav.

[@ChicoCabra]

It was apparently also played at Kurt Cobain's funeral, if I remember correctly.

[@kitoyobeni1]

More and more songs affect me over the years as I lose friends and family, this song included. Even when we lose the artist that wrote/performed the song...

[@ptobill]

Stephanie, please see my comment above. I love this, but it kills me every time. I think of Lin and my brother. It's hard to accept what has happened.

[@stevevalkos6308]

I honestly see songs like this as timeless......appreciated by so many generations.

[@georgeharrison243]

Did you know when someone made a mistake on a take in the studio, it was hardly ever Ringo. Ringo hardly EVER made an error. Underrated drummer!!😉👍👍👍👍💖💗💞

[@funkster007]

My favorite John song. You can tell he was really singing from the heart on this one. It still amazes me how much their music evolved in such a short amount of time.

[@arcillasteehouwer48]

One of the best songs about aging and maturing...I always found it outstanding but year after year it gets more meaningful 💜

[@jacquelinejohnson6447]

One of the top Beatles songs.🤎🤎🤎👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@carolmeindl8973]

When one comes to know the Beatles music, one falls in love. And that love lasts forever. It feeds the soul.

[@greghenley3197]

I love to see young people's reactions to the Beatles' music it just makes you see that their music is still loved today as when it was first released

[@liviakelly5691]

My Daddy was born in 1930 and was a huge fan... this was one of His favorites 🥰

[@39thala]

Now you're getting into the classic Beatles that really put them on the map! The albums "Revolver" and "Rubber Soul" is some of their best stuff!

[@awwgez]

I was going to suggest those two exact albums. They really complement each other and when I hear this one song, it makes me want to put on Rubber Soul from start to finish.

[@RDRussell2]

SGT PEPPER gets all the attention, and we all know why. But"REVOLVER was their first "mature" statement. Of course RUBBER SOUL is a masterpiece, but (to me) it's a transitionary album, with one foot in the past and one foot pointing forward. But everything on REVOLVER suggests there's no turning back. All that said, ABBEY ROAD is my favorite album of theirs. Their most mature statement, and sadly, their final statement. It's a bit like comparing Beethoven's 5th Symphony (revolutionary!) to his 9th Symphony ("here I am, this is me, and this - as an artist - is what I want to say.") Of course, as with Beethoven and with The Beatles, why choose? Each piece is so important in its own way, and all are masterpieces. a careful reading can only hope to distinguish historical impact. The quality is already a given.

[@Mona.555]

@@RDRussell2 Beautifully said. Thank you

[@SPQSpartacus]

4:00 The keyboard midsection is in fact a piano sped up to change the sound. At the time Beatles were really starting to experiment at the studio to enhance their creative possibilities.

[@garymueller5907]

That was George Martin on the piano.

[@Mr_AleBlue]

@@garymueller5907 its because george martin couldn't play it fast enough so it got sped up

[@you2449]

Not really a Beatles fan. But definitely can appreciate the frequent genius of their songwriting. First time I've ever heard this song in full. And… Wow. Kinda Stunned.

[@sschmidtevalue]

If you're not a Beatles fan, you haven't heard the right songs or heard them in the right context. This is indeed one of their finest.

[@lynnarthur1411]

The album “Rubber Soul” turned this Motown girl into a Beatles fan. Check out the entire album 😊

[@you2449]

@@lynnarthur1411Sounds interesting. Will explore. and @Steve just listened to "Coming Up" from McCartney after it came up on my feed. Unreal. The songwriting, especially from the main two, is just uncanny.

[@stevenater7243]

listen more u will be moved to great heights

[@danilleblanc7487]

If you let them, they will erase any doubts you had with their exquisite excellence! They will open your eyes and ears! Even if it's one at a time. Peace!!!

[@LadySanders73]

When my husband and I made the difficult but amicable decision to separate and get divorced, he sent this to me a few days later. It still breaks my heart when I hear it, such raw emotions.

[@sheteg1]

You made me cry

[@CarrotFlowers421]

You made me cry too

[@IN2BEATS1]

Add me to the list. I am in tears.

[@veronicamunoz7883]

waaoo so sad

[@suzannebenton8329]

Yeah, I felt this comment, too. Tears.

[@coffeedrinkinwoman]

I remember laying on my sofa listening to this when I was a kid and loving it without fully having the understanding I have of it today. Paul & John were like in their 20's when they wrote this! HA! So amazing. I wrote the lyrics to this on a paper bag and gave it to my (husband now) back when we were dating. It's one of the sweetest love songs, in my opinion ever written.

[@user-nd6bl1hm8i]

John wrote this.

[@user-on8io2wq2b]

John wrote and sang this one.

[@Pookie1234-v8b]

We played this for my dad at his funeral, we were all big Beatles fans.

[@mikeguerrero72]

Back in 1982 I was working for a local TV station and I was sent to cover a high school graduation. To make it different I put the video I took to this song. So many called the station to ask to show it again. The station did and it made me pretty happy.

[@wiseguy100]

When John Lennon was shot, the BBC played this song on repeat for the whole night.

[@johnathandavis3693]

I'll never forget that night, when I heard the news on the radio....

[@jackiesueann3476]

My favorite band...and this song is so touching. It shows how intimately these guys could write songs. Beautiful. Thanks!✌💗🎶😁

[@jennyb.9426]

This was my favorite Beatles song from the moment I heard it so many of these years later. It's a perfect piece of poetry set to a perfect melody and the harmonies are what made The Beatles stand out. This is one of John's finest songs, a simple uncomplicated poem that speaks plainly to everyone's heart, easily understood and wonderfully tugs at your heartstrings. It ranks right up there with "Imagine". Thank you, John, from my heartstrings. And, bro, I'm so glad you appreciate what you're hearing. Any song by The Beatles is worth a listen. Rock on!

[@AB-zc8ps]

This is the "Beatles" to me... the song means so much, to so many. Peace✌🙏

[@AB-zc8ps]

@Luna Raven a weirdo with good taste in music..😁 real music, should get an emotional response.. bless ya 🙏

[@dcclems]

This is John singing here. Love your reaction, always a pleasure.

[@thatfelladownunder9396]

When I was battling cancer, without getting too dramatic about it I was in a bit of strife and seriously thought my days were numbered. I speak to my brother almost daily online and we are both into music, all my family are, and I told him I’d like this song played at my funeral. It’s just so beautiful. And moves me, especially as it’s one of Johns tracks. Thankfully I’ve been in remission for a couple of years now so, hopefully, I can listen to this song on KZbin for a while yet.

[@e.pluribusunum7916]

I don't know how I ended up on your channel but every one I've stumbled across has just smacked me full on the feelings. Been a life-long Beatles fan but given the pandemic I heard this song in a whole new light and it brought me to tears. Whatever magic you are doing please keep it up.

[@DawnSuttonfabfour]

This is john singing. This is also the first Beatles track I'm having played at my funeral. It's so beautiful I never tire of it. There's The Beatles, then there is everyone else.

[@DreamingCatStudio]

My mom has stage 4 cancer-we’ll be saying goodbye sometime this year. This is going into her memorial for sure.

[@DawnSuttonfabfour]

@@DreamingCatStudio I am so sorry. My heart goes out to you and mum. Be strong for her, us mums can't bear to see our children cry. She'll tell you not to. I wish you peace.

[@1nelsondj]

John had a very distinctive voice and a lot of range. He could sing sweetly like on this song or belt out a rocker.

[@thebaobabs206]

His range was limited compared to Paul McCartney but he definitely had a beautiful distinctive voice.

[@Mandrake591]

True, and sometimes both inside of the same song. 🎵 🎶 🎵

[@jonathanaditya6211]

@@thebaobabs206 paul mcCartney sings high as fuck man

[@Mona.555]

I was 13 when Rubber Soul was released and all I can say is “I didn’t know what I didn’t know”. Still listen to the whole album occasionally, just to refresh myself to the brilliance of these beautiful songs. Still amazed…

[@bobrush4217]

You hit the nail on it's head. The first time I heard the Beatles as a child I was hooked by their vocal harmonies. As their music progressed the harmonies were less apparent but the music was more sophisticated. Hearing them for the first time was mind blowing. You've heard of eye candy, when something is beautiful to watch. Well, hearing the Beatles was ear candy. Why do they sound so good? I don't know but I've been a fan for over 40 years.

[@dalebaker9109]

There is absolutely no doubt the Beatles were the best, this is so incredible, actually rubber soul is a brilliant album, no one like them, and the piano is just astounding. I liken the Beatles to someone like Mozart.

[@footballlover9207]

It really is a great album. So much hype on Sgt Pepper, Let It Be, Abbey Road (all great in their own right) but the earlier albums such as this are amazing too!!

[@dalebaker9109]

@@footballlover9207 absolutely right. I love the way, that the Beatles were only around a few years, yet they did so many different types of music.

[@jasonknotts1854]

The thing about art is that it's all subjective. The Beatles are the best to you and a ton of other people, but to some people they aren't that good. I could give you examples of why they are technically worse than Mozart. I could give you examples of why the melodic, death metal band Opeth is far superior to the Beatles in terms of song writing. I really love the Beatles -- my musical taste wouldn't be what it is today without having heard them throughout my childhood, but to say there is absolutely no doubt they were the best is just ignorant.

[@dalebaker9109]

@@jasonknotts1854 you are totally right! One men’s meat is another’s poison. But almost everyone has their own favourites. And at a very very early age, I listened to both early Yes and Genesis, and love prog rock! Indeed there’s a group called Greenslade who were only around for 3 or 4 years and did totally understanding music. Yet almost no one has heard of them!

[@Isleofskye]

" One men’s meat is another’s poison. " indeed...or as French Fisherman say "One Frenchman's fish is another Frenchman's poisson".....

[@melaniebrown4660]

I feel this song in my soul. As a woman who has reached mid-life, it makes so much sense.

[@Xrousn]

The instrument is actually a piano piece their producer, Sir George Martin, played on a regular piano at normal speed (his speed). It was sped up to fit the song speed and consequently sounds almost like a harpsichord.

[@ReleaseTheQuackers]

I always thought it WAS a harpsichord!

[@Jody525252]

Just beautiful!! So glad I was alive and got to experience all the great music of the 60's and 70's, The music was so unbelievably fantastic!! I'm 68 now and love your channel, thank you✌

[@blackprix]

How in the hell can you pick one great Beatles song‼️ Let’s just say this is one, just one of my favorites with some deep lyrics and meaningful as well… Love it

[@allencarlson6128]

Ringo nails it here (again)! ...and the harmonies!

[@cybolton302]

@0:46. Congratulations, my friend. That smile has been smiled 100s of billions of times, by everyone who listened to this before you. It's universal.

[@Erik_Grossnickle]

0:46 this is what my heart does listening to the Beatles, look at that smile creep across. Great reaction, bro.

[@jeanmacdonald7988]

This song gets to everyone, and I’m not surprised to see 500+ comments quickly appear. I haven’t listened to it since the pandemic started, and wow, it really strikes my heart deep this time.

[@luiscasso9594]

It's primarily John singing. Check out "If I Fell." Another great Beatles song with great harmonies.

[@diarmuidwall9605]

One of my favourite Beatles' tracks

[@katherinejoseph7133]

YES - “If I Fell”!

[@nickawhite76]

This is in my top 5 Beatles songs. Gorgeous. Heartfelt love. We're so lucky to be the ones that catch this art

[@annamarie3794]

When i met my now husband in High School this was playing. I also walked down the isle to an instrumental version of this. This song has a lot of meaning to me. So special.

[@Brighid45]

Ringo's perfect beat brings this song to another level, along with John's beautiful lyrics and George Martin's electric piano solo in the middle 8. Timeless.

[@thomaspappalardo7589]

It’s an acoustic piano sped up to sound like a harpsichord.

[@debbiemclaughlin3460]

My FAVORITE Beatles song EVER. Always makes me cry

[@josephlarson4201]

The piano solo was played by George Martin. It was recorded at half speed and sped up in the final mix.

[@JimKF]

My favorite Beatles song. I always thought of it as a love song about a person's one true love in their life. Just listen to lyrics. "But of all these friends and lovers, there is no one compares with you", "in my life, I love you more". Makes me think of one special lady.

[@mjabqmanwk]

For me the impact of this song is in the lyrics. The Fab Four were capable of genuine poetry. This one still resonates even more for those of us who are now in our sixties and seventies. The boys were wise beyond their years.

[@270762sandra]

Rubber soul is an album I never tire of listening to. 💘

[@SeanConway99]

This song is the first of three songs based on John's life in Liverpool. Inspired by the bus ride he used to take from his Aunt's house to school passing Penny Lane and Strawberry Fields, John started writing. Eventually, he split the work into three individual songs.

[@deborahfielding9810]

LOVE ❤️ this song so much was played at my dad's funeral he was the biggest Beatles fan had all their albums on vinyl which are now mine and I'll cherish ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@robertcussins2807]

This was our father daughter dance song at her wedding. It was the perfect song.

[@ericlewis217]

i danced with my mom to this at my wedding. cheers!

[@foreveryoung7180]

Hi from the UK, hope you enjoyed your holiday 😎😎 this song for me is memorable , I believe everyone should have a song that stays with them for life . i am at an age now that I appreciate a song like this more and more, i hope you and your listeners will take this into the future with them and carry the legend on 🤩🤩😍😍 .

[@belle6478]

This brings me back to being in the car with my dad and just listening to hours of Beatles albums and driving. Pure bliss and the start of my love for music along with many other artist such as led zeppelin, Rolling Stones, sly and the family stone, yes, Jimi Hendrix and of course my love Stevie wonder

[@jerrydethomas5125]

back in 1966 while stationed on Ft Baker, which was located across the Golden Gate Bridge from San Francisco, I listened to the Beattles' Revolver album many many times...this song brings back very happy memories...

[@catenystrom6506]

It's John on lead vocal. Have always loved this song, showcases John's voice and his writing. Another John favorite is "Across the Universe" I ADORE the lyrics in that song.

[@nadzee7101]

Easily one of my top 5 Beatles songs. But the older I get, the more it makes my tear up a bit. Darn sentimentality.

[@ibwilliamsi]

The guitar, the drums, the vocals, the harmonies - all perfect. And it makes me cry every time.

[@carlazaz1690]

It takes a few hearings of Beatles songs to distinguish between Paul and John, but this is John. And the baroque passage is piano recorded slowly and played back faster.

[@MrYP1975]

There are only three band that makes me feel likes magic exist; Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and The Beatles. ✌❤🇮🇹

[@sexysadie1]

Couldn't have say it better! Though I would add Boston, and Rush!☺

[@paulhagger3895]

You should get out more

[@annalenuzza7888]

Vedo che parliamo la stessa lingua🎵🎶🇮🇹..in tutti i sensi😉

[@MrYP1975]

@@annalenuzza7888 Ooooh che bello vedere una connazionale con gli stessi gusti sullo stesso canale 😁✌🇮🇹

[@annalenuzza7888]

Sii..è praticamente impossibile incontrare un italiano su canali come questo🙃👍❤🇮🇹

[@ebooboo6784]

I think this is one of my favorite Beatle's songs.

[@exalkalibor924]

I knew.from the moment I heard this song when I was a kid I knew i would treasure it. I left my country to move to america and I left people dear to me. Almost 3 decades now some places have change some.are.not for better some have gone and some remain. The people I have loved some are dead some are still living. Breaks my heart because we make promises when we get older we will never forget.

[@cogidubnus1953]

I'm 68 this year, and although I recall this song when it first came out, (and of course many times since), tonight I listened to it with fresh ears...it's special...thanks mate!

[@anthonybird4173]

One of my favourite songs of all time. Perfection.

[@mariejustme]

I have always loved this song, as did pretty much everyone. It’s just one more incredible love letter to the world. Those of us who were there should remember how very lucky we were to have lived it. We’d buy our new albums and hang out with a group of friends, listening to the whole thing over and over, crawling over liner notes trying to figure out the meanings of songs, etc. It was awesome, but I’m thrilled that decades later, other young people are doing the same, just on a much bigger level. Amazing. Keep ‘em coming. The Beatles discography is immense considering the short time they were together, but in my opinion, they are the 🐐. 🤘🏼

[@jenniferjones3950]

My sister's friend (they are both in their 70's now) went to the Beatles concert in Brisbane, Australia, 1964. Something she kept for yonks was a streamer (dark blue) that Ringo had touched. Yes, I think it is John on lead vocals - his Liverpudlian accent is strong. My claim to fame was seeing Paul Mac in concert here in Brissy in 2017 - never in my life did I think I would see a Beatle in concert. If ever you get to Liverpool, go to see the Beatles museum - it opened in 1985 and I've been there - just spectacular if you're a fan.

[@PeaceMusic53]

In My Life was written and sung by John with Paul and George singing background vocals. George Martin played the keyboard solo. I would love to see you do A Day in the Life.

[@ellab8897]

It’s too easy to overlook the drumming in this song, but Ringo does an excellent job.

[@mogznwaz]

Love this song. It's very personal but everyone can relate to it as they get older and realise their world has changed.

[@markrienerth8256]

John wrote this as a response to the acclaim Paul received for 'Yesterday'....I used to sing this to my then baby son as we use to swing on my porch swing....he's 28 years old now and I still remember....

[@richzacedy3030]

Poem 070: Sentimental Moment or Why Did the Baguette Cross the Road? By Robert Hershon Don't fill up on bread I say absent-mindedly The servings here are huge My son, whose hair may be receding a bit, says Did you really just say that to me? What he doesn't know is that when we're walking together, when we get to the curb I sometimes start to reach for his hand

[@Kari_B61ex]

One of my 'funeral songs' It's written in my will.

[@deniscastellanos9895]

And that's ladies & gentlemen, is the reason why The Beatles are my favorite band ever & ever.

[@shericampbell-husband2528]

I will forever think of my mother when I even see the cover of the Rubber Soul album. It is her favorite Beatles album, and she loves this song in particular.

[@traceyamarnie4710]

I HAVE BEEN READING COMMENTS AND IT'S NICE TO KNOW HOW SONGS CAN REMIND PEOPLE OF DIFFERENT THINGS. IT'S HAPPENED TO ME PLENTY OF TIMES 💖X

[@albertbijlsma4606]

My brother suddenly died when he was 54. Now five years later, i still mis him. He was a huge Beatles fan. He teached me how to love the Beatles.

[@MaryJoMuserOneLove]

The most beautiful song ever always touches me and makes me cry your life is painted each time you hear it..brilliant John Lennon it's him

[@MaddyN999]

John is primary. His voice is amazing. Such a beautiful song. One of my favorites ♥️.

[@laurag.g.2973]

The Beatles!!! I love them. True legends, all their songs are amazing.

[@ptobill]

I tear up every time I hear this, my fave song. It will be played at my funeral. My sis and me went to buy a new computer at a big local store in Bristol, UK store 2 weeks ago. The young guy took us to the computers and then this song came on in the store. I lost my wife 2.1/2 years ago followed by our eldest brother a few months later. Jean turned away as he spoke to us and I saw her face cracking up, which got to me and I turned away barely hanging on. Fair play to the guy, he realised that all wasn't well and he turned it off in the whole store. This is such a moving song and one of the best Beatles tracks ever.

[@Charhartman1988]

My niece put together a DVD of pictures she took at my Dad's funeral 16 yrs ago and she added music. This was one of the songs. I can't hear it without being transported back there. 💔

[@alipanroosendaal9503]

By this stage their lyrics were much influenced by Dylan. However, there is a sweetness to songs like this. Dylan was too rigorous to do sweet. That little high note at the end showcases the Beatles charm and playfulness.

[@Grizazzle]

Poppycock. The whole Dylan influence thing is waaaay overstated and mostly perpetuated by Dylan fans.

[@alipanroosendaal9503]

@@Grizazzle Hello there. Thanks for being so courteous. I will merely provide the quote "Dylan leads the way". I am as much a fan of the Beatles as I am of Dylan. Likewise, he would never have gone electric without then. - Lets keep it civil, eh?

[@jameshannagan7830]

@@alipanroosendaal9503 I always thought it was the Stones that the most to do with Dylan going electric.

[@alipanroosendaal9503]

@@jameshannagan7830 Certainly the Stones played their part. However, the Beatles encouraged and taught the Stones how to write their own songs. Jagger/Richards would never have written Satisfaction without that push, plus the lyric-writing inspiration of Dylan. So, yes and no. We are just lucky they all healthily competed because their combined mid-sixties output is a treasure.

[@cecilnoriega7276]

It’s a John falsetto. Superb!