The Beatles - Love Me Do | REACTION

[@mark4262]

Not blocked ❤..great reaction..US Billboard No. 1 ...says it all..l will subscribe

[@lorilxn1597]

Ive been in love with the Beatles since early 70's, I'm 60 now

[@RadCenter]

The thing about the Beatles is, their songs sound simple on first listen, but the more you analyze them, the more you find the nuances that made them great. I wish Ringo would have gotten to play during this recording session. The drummer did not have Ringo's ear for sure. It would be great if you would react to their whole collection of recordings in chronological order (including the tracks that weren't included on albums). Their growth was astounding.

[@rayeckert242]

I call it “intricate simplicity “.

[@patticrichton1135]

Love Me Do was their first recording and first to chart in the UK at "20. "Please Please Me" their next single was their FIRST No. 1 song in the UK (they were unknown in the U.S.) at this time.

[@tonytony5380]

This was their first single But the best song on this album is I saw her standing there My personal favorite Besides I think Ryan would really dig it🤣

[@TangoEliott]

This was their first real single in 1962 and it showed promise. I happen to love it and the early Beatles because of the rawness they had. To have to imagine the world back in 1962. This was special.

[@nicolavallejos766]

I'm 54 years old and I learned English with this song. I love it.

[@johnwyatt9193]

The thing about the Beatles is how much of their influence is in every other band.

[@dagmar.6954]

This is one of the Beatles very early songs from 1962. Interesting note: This song was composed by Lennon-McCartney in 1958 although it wasn’t recorded by the group for another four years. Also "Love Me Do" was recorded by the Beatles on three occasions with three different drummers.

[@michaelp.7893]

"I Saw Her Standing There" kicks off that first album. Rock and roll 1963 style when there wasn't a lot of that around.

[@beatlesarebest]

They ARE the best!!!! 😃😃😃

[@garymccool9985]

You could be born in any year after them and it seems like you've known them all your life , they are so wonderful

[@tuffsheddweller]

This was the song that got my father hooked on The Beatles. And then he introduced the band to me as a kid. Have been a Beatle ever since 🤘 Going to continue the family tradition when I have kids.

[@simonwilliams9200]

You cannot go wrong with the Beatles. So much of their music formed my youth and my love of music. This song was released the year I was born, but I consider it part of my youth. More Beatles any time.

[@mattplus09]

Same here and if you had much older sisters like I did the Beatles you were likely raised on their music :) Good journey...Peace!

[@RobertDavis-qh1ry]

"Shootin' the breeze" came into vogue in the early seventies, my teen years. It was pretty cool lingo, because we were cool! 😂

[@genabourassa7962]

When I think back to when I first heard the Beatles they were so original and interesting. I wanted to always hear their next song. I loved everything they did because they changed the sound of music and it seemed like they would never stop being original

[@jamesdignanmusic2765]

Their first UK single - it scraped into the top 20. Their next dozen singles all went straight to number one. It's simple and naive, but it really brings a smile to the face after all these years and paved the way for the greatest music ever. There'd been a movement in UK music just before this called skiffle, which was simple acoustic folk-rock. This song still had a bit of the skiffle feel.

[@Marcus-Oh-really-yes]

If you go early Beatles again, do "I Want to Hold Your Hand," which was the first Beatles song released in the U.S. and also their first No. 1 song in the U.S. in 1964 ... that started the British Invasion and Beatlemania.

[@Eric4471066]

This song was The Beatles' third #1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 chart during the year of 1964. Hearing John Lennon on the harmonica solo part of this song is priceless. This song is definitely a banger indeed!!!

[@cindyspears5369]

Watching my fab three watching my Fab Four. It's a good day.❤

[@Linda-y9h]

Ryan has obviously led a sheltered life. My favorite reaction from him is still Bozzzzzz. ❤ I bet you'd love to shoot the breeze with him! 😊

[@monicapaniccioli6985]

How can you not love them?! Plus great way to introduce kids to rock.

[@brendanfromireland]

It's the progression and change of styles and sounds from the first album through to the final album is staggering.

[@rayeckert242]

I’m pretty sure , hearing this song for the first time in the mid sixties, I heard my fist harmonica lick. Love at first take. Also, good call , Aunt Mimi. Maybe later, John will buy you a house with the royalties from this number. (He did!)

[@diannebleacher6156]

I’m a Beatles girl! ❤

[@patticrichton1135]

ME TOO!!!

[@joelliebler5690]

Love Love Me Do even after all these decades later. Yes that harmonica hits the spot!Songs were short back then because radio stations had a time limit they out on a single tube!

[@KJ-4321]

I lovvvvveeee when you do the songs from the 60s and 70s…. There are tons and tons and tons of amazing songs that you have waiting for you. I love your appreciation for GOOD music! Ryan…. I love that most of the songs are fresh and new for you! 😀

[@BringItMAGA]

We used to run across town on Saturdays to buy the latest Beatles single. Their first few singles were for kids. I was 6, Sis was 11. We played them on our little record player in the garage and all the kids on our street came to dance.

[@jjr007]

The harmonies are my favorite part of this song, what makes it great!

[@airamsipuola5045]

My mom worked at the "Capitol Magnetic Products" plant in CT in the '80s, and she would occasionally bring home cut-out vinyl albums from Capitol recording artists, some of which were Beatles compilations. One year an older cousin came to visit us from Greece, and I have memories of her recording these Beatles records (which I hadn't really listened to much, because I was like 7 or 8) on an 8-track tape on our hi-fi stereo. The song that stuck out the most -- and which has long been a nostalgic favorite of mine -- was Love Me Do. ❤

[@laurakali6522]

Hey, I’m a CT native, where was that located?

[@airamsipuola5045]

@@laurakali6522 In Stamford

[@ronlemons5316]

I was a very lucky youngster when it came to the Beatles. It was way before everyone else saw them on Ed Sullivan. I had met a new kid in school, Mike Duncan, who had just moved to my hometown in Kentucky from Germany where his dad was in the Air Force. Mike had some 45 RPM's of a band from England called the Beatles. He played them for me and I was hooked! Thanks Mike!

[@airamsipuola5045]

How cool! @@ronlemons5316 Where in KY? I lived in Louisville for about 17 years.

[@teensymom1420]

When I think of Beatles music, I think of my favorites and there are none better than Drive My Car and Day Tripper. There were definitely more sophisticated songs as they got older (which I love) but these two, there was just something about them. Ty, before you go, you must bring "Something About You" by Level 42 onto the channel. It is a hidden gem from the 80's and one I think you will love. It is the first song I ever downloaded to an old Ipod. I just love the song.

[@illiamdeebe7579]

The best thing about Beatles music is it's like seeing the building blocks of an entire genre and industry. Their evolution is so dramatic over such a short amount of time. They were the spark for so many artists that came after and their rivalries with their peers propelled music and artistry at light speed.

[@barbarakitt5948]

This took me waaayyy back! Made my ❤️ smile. Ryan was spot on about Grandma 😂

[@stormhawk3319]

What came after Love Me Do turned popular music upside down and inside out.

[@otter3095]

Baby boomer here. Love you guys listening and reacting to the songs of my youth. So many good ones to hear. May I suggest “ Drive My Car”? Keep on….🔥👊🏻

[@colindebourg9012]

Same here, what about " I saw her standing there " ?

[@dwightsmith4641]

Can you tell me how to get to Sesame Street?

[@elainemarsh5170]

Early, middle, late…hard to go wrong with the Beatles.

[@iangt1171]

Great to hear this so thanks guys for picking it. I have loved The Beatles for many years. Their songs are some of the finest ever written, I think in particular by George Harrison. My favourite is Something. Absolutely stunning 🥰

[@kevinryan9919]

Great choice! Eleanor Rigby, Let It Be, Here Comes The Sun, Hey Jude, Hello Goodbye - the list goes on.

[@kenperkins7921]

Check out there BANNGGER, RAIN! E

[@KevinLong-jr1zv]

Eleanor Rigby is fire 🔥🔥🔥

[@patrickkellogg6031]

"This song is music to my ears." I love that. Well, yeah. It is. By definition.

[@goodowner5000]

Love me some early, mid, & late period Beatles...can never go wrong, IMO. It's all 🔥!

[@KevinLong-jr1zv]

My favorite 3 guys....

[@michellezaleske-estrada40]

My favorite

[@ohfour-seven6228]

I had read that The Beatles' harmony was based on the Everly Brothers. Once I heard that, it all makes sense. If you'd like another from their earlier years, my favorite was always Eight Days a Week. I remember when it was played on American Bandstand. They gave it a 90 because it had a great beat and you could dance to it. Of course!

[@sourisvoleur4854]

Absolutely true about the Everly Brothers. I would also include early girl groups whose songs they covered, like the Shirelles.

[@Iceypatek]

First song I ever heard from them. My father would play the “1” album and i would always tell him to play this one in the car lol. They’re a big part of my childhood

[@roseblake5803]

Love John’s harmonica on this song 🔥

[@luvutons411]

Didn't know this was written so early...but still love bucket loads of Beatles tunes. Fantastic reaction guys...🎤 🎶 🇬🇧

[@zennenn]

Every time I watch a reaction from you guys, I can't wait to see what Ryan will say! So fun.

[@Jules-um4yy]

Love the Beatles. Yes this song may seem simple but it is perfect.🎶Thanks so much guys for taking us waaay back in their catalog of tunes.🧡

[@Uatu-the-Watcher]

I like the idea of following an artist progression through their development.

[@mariaportengen2959]

The Beatles, real iconic music. Classics. I was 7 years old when this song came out. I'm glad I grew up with this fantastic music. Those were the days! 😄😄❤️❤️🎶🎶🎶

[@colindebourg9012]

Little did we know at the time how famous that harmony would become, written in 1958 by two lads who were little more than kids, not bad is it.

[@legman1476]

I love their early stuff because they did a lot with 4 tracks and the instruments they knew. As they grew in popularity more instruments and time, (expensive studio time), became available.

[@gswithen]

Several times a year I will listen to the entire Beatles catalog in one go chronologically. They never disappoint. I want to recommend to you the song Shapes of Things by The Yardbirds. This is a legendary song with an iconic guitar solo from Jeff Beck. It came out in 1966. The solo is so mind-blowing even to this day. So influential.

[@edwardcrews2952]

Come Together is my favorite. Anything Beatles is fantabulous. Thank you boyzz for this reaction

[@garymccool9985]

Great bands like the Beatles

[@johnsrensen3366]

Great rock band ever they are music gods i been a fan since 75

[@StatsJedi]

One of my earliest memories. I was two. It carries indescribable memories and feeling.

[@spawn4582]

A wonderful song, the 1963 album "Please Please Me" is The Beatles' heyday, their first studio album, but I like their later albums, such as the 1968 album "Abbey Road", the song "I Want You (She's So Heavy)", or the 1969 album "Yellow Submarine", the song "It's All Too Much", be sure to listen to these tracks another time.

[@Jude_196]

I have ALWAYS LOVED THEM!! They hit American the year I was born: and, under the category: MUSIC in my baby book was only written two words: THE BEATLES. To me: 'nuff said! SUCH a deep catalog and ALL of it's GREAT! Thanks for doing this one, Guys!! LOVE your CHANNEL!!! ❤

[@tommythompson9565]

I can recall hearing The Beatles as a 4 and 5 year old kid, and loving their songs. Saw two of their movies at the theater. Mid to late 60's. Which reminds me -- there was another POP group that was popular at the same time that The Beatles were around in the 60's. They were called Herman's Hermits. Lead singer Peter Noone was considered the cute one. As was Paul McCartney for The Beatles. Herman's Hermits had a run of hits that rivaled those of The Beatles. Two of them come to my memory -- Mrs. Brown You Have A Lovely Daughter , and I'm Into Something Good. You would enjoy both, I'm sure. Herman's Hermits also appeared in a few films. There is hardly an early Beatles song that I don't like. And they were putting them out rapidly. I had all of their albums. While it is unfortunate that the members turned to drug use, including LSD, their music didn't suffer. All of their albums shine.

[@gringosagucio4548]

Shooting the breeze conversation was so funny!

[@davidbentley145]

Hmmm...shootin the breeze ...means to converse with your pals...pass the time of day making idle conversation...

[@janetnadeau690]

Hey guys! Love you do and your reactions. More Beatles, please.

[@pamalaalford1081]

I think it is a great idea to start from the beginning! That way you learn it as we did and you sppreciate their growth. God bless you.

[@daveman_50]

The Everly Brothers vibe is strong.

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

Ringo is not the drummer on this song. His version was rejected by producer, George Martin, for not keeping proper time--an assessment Paul McCartney agreed with. So the next week Martin hired pro session drummer, Andy White, to do the drumming at the official recording session. No one told Ringo he was being replaced, so when he arrived and saw White he was livid. Ringo sulked so demonstrably in the control room that the EMI engineers threw him a bone by handing him a tambourine so he could join his new band (he'd only been with them a few weeks) on the recording. George Martin in an interview a few years later said, *"I didn't rate Ringo very highly. He couldn't do a drum roll--he still can't. But he's improving."* Ringo to this day says in interviews that he's never forgiven Martin for replacing him.

[@nanyabyzness3234]

My favorite Beatle's song. I first heard it when I was 4, from my older sisters record player

[@lindastafford9548]

Great song, loved your reaction! I guess they do just sound like just friends singing, having the best time!

[@lisam5901]

Just caught this..... great choice!!!! 😎👌🔥

[@ericsmith6615]

Wife Speaking I was in the lives ,but just wanted to say. I do really like early Beatles...however as the years passed their music was quiet a bit more complex..such as my favorite.."Eleanor Rigby"..Great Reaction as Always!!

[@timwhitnell7145]

Such a simple sounding tune but, like the TV commercial says, it's catchy as f...udge. Please continue The Beatles journey. You could spend the next several months just reacting to their music. Enjoy. I could suggest individual songs by them but most of what they recorded was interesting and amazing. Just pick one of about 150 songs and go. I'll be here to watch the joy and amazement on your faces and listen to your analyses. P.S. My sometimes only criticism of The Beatles is that many of their songs were too short; they left me wanting more.

[@SnowEfaust]

1st time a thought about someone never hearing common sayings like Shootin the breeze. I think of shootin the breeze as talkin with friends but singing with them works , too.

[@SusanBishop555]

I SAW them sing that song as a little kid. I never heard it though because girls were screaming so loud...I almost went deaf! My Mom took me to that concert. 😁

[@cog4life]

Great great fun song! 😊

[@lorilxn1597]

I was born in October 1963

[@oberaberg5283]

Love this. Keep doing Beatles!

[@garylord5687]

It certainly raises a smile! From Gary in Liverpool.

[@Bekka_Noyb]

You guys should check out their song: Norwegian Wood. Not many peeps have reacted to it. It's one of my fave Beatles songs! ♥ BTW - you guys *REALLY* need to return to Band Maid! 😎

[@Bow503]

Love it. More Beatles. May I. Also suggest the song " who is it" it's such a good one from dangerous album.

[@robinfla52]

You guys really have a grip on truly understanding what the Beatles were about.

[@artkinwa9142]

Al Stewart has a very large catalog. So does Pink Floyd. More of each please.

[@sharkmedia5969]

Shooting the breeze is having a conversation. Shooting the shit would be a variation on the phrase.

[@jodimae5793]

Awesomeness! Now, enough 60s Beatles...on to the 70s. You HAVE to react to John Lennon's "Imagine", George Harrisons "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" and Paul McCartney's "Maybe I'm Amazed", their top songs individually. Yes!! ✌ Jodi/Child of the 60s (btw.... stay, Ty!! 😢)

[@reddoxx4754]

"While My Guitar Gently Weeps" is 60s Beatles. It was on the White Album. All Beatles music was recorded in the 60s. In the 70s, they were solo artists who sometimes collaborated with a former bandmate or two.

[@SnowEfaust]

I wanna hold your hand was the 1st Beatles i heard. I Will is therir shortest song from the White Album

[@ed.z.]

It’s a common saying, shooting the breeze.

[@rubbersole79]

Fewest lyrics of most Beatles song, yet it seems like one of the longest.

[@jjr007]

The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, and Led Zeppelin have pretty decent catalogs as well.

[@suemiller9458]

Although I appreciate their genius, I'm not a huge Beatles fan. But there are three songs that I LOVE. They are just so frickin' good. IN MY LIFE - makes you reflect. REVOLUTION - that short opening riff is killer and really sets the tone for the rest of the song. Unfortunately, it's still relevant today. I really like this one. ELEANOR RIGBY - "Eleanor Rigby, died in the church and was buried along with her name". That's an incredibly written line that paints a picture of a woman who never married and died alone. The violins are perfect in this song. The whole song is genius.

[@nib4626]

It's good to see you do the early stuff but I'd love to see you react to something more trippy and experimental like Tomorrow Never Knows, I Am The Walrus, Strawberry Fields Forever, etc

[@mjm5081]

❤❤... ❤... ❤

[@cog4life]

How about some MIKE & THE MECHANICS….”The Living Years”😊

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

DAY TRIPPER.

[@Chaudette-Le-Soir]

Please my friends Do more beatles song

[@Friend_Of_The_Muse]

I have a feeling that store he stole the harmonica from ended up selling a bunch more after that song was released! All is well that ends well.😎

[@thomastimlin1724]

To fully understand the Beatles you MUST do them chronology. To listen to Come Together first and then Love Me Do and say that Love Me Do sucks is ridiculous, music was way different at the beginning of the 1960's compared 1969, Thanks in large part to the Beatles themselves [ironic ain't it?]. So many who did NOT live in the era judge the Beatles based on their own era or musical preference formed by that era rather than the reality of the era the Beatles were from. You guys did it right here. ever wonder what the hell "Shooting the breeze" means? Some people think you need a gun, but if you try to shoot the breeze that way, you always miss...

[@MattB-h3n]

This is a very legitimate point when considering how dramatically the band's songwriting and music evolved in such a short period of time. The argument could be made that the change starts with the soundtrack to "Help!" (1965), continues forward towards a bigger step with "Rubber Soul" (Also 1965), and really has become pretty well integrated by "Revolver" (1966). So, it might be argued that 3 albums over just a 2 year period largely changed The Beatles from the early period that led to their international super stardom to becoming a band that may never have a rival for its influence on popular music.

[@richardrobinson4020]

shooting the breeze! I have used that all my life but that is obviously too long

[@freeforever6971]

I guess Lennon played the harmonica on this

[@ecshredder]

Completely random but different suggestion: Time and Tide by Basia. I love it and I have good taste 🙂

[@buckdurant5336]

Montrose. Space Station # 5.

[@davidnorman530]

The album, Abbey Road is so good, I think you'd become speechless. A challenge.