THE BEATLES - SEARGENT PEPPERS LONELY HEART AND A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS REACTION

[@glauroo.junior83]

There's an issue that may seem trivial now, but Sgt Peppers was the first album in which the lyrics were printed on the cover. I'm brazilian and in 1967 my father brought home the album. I was nine years old then and we used to sit to listen the songs, singing together and my father translated the lyrics. Therefore I can say the Beatles were my first English teachers.

[@jabbawonger6572]

That's a lovely memory. Thanks for sharing.

[@glauroo.junior83]

It was a pleasure....

[@loosilu]

@@glauroo.junior83 that's fantastic!!! that's called motivation, lol

[@glauroo.junior83]

It was, indeed. I still sing the songs whenever I listen to them and I play them on guitar (not so well, unfortunately). 😄

[@loosilu]

@@glauroo.junior83 what other albums did you learn English from, besides the Beatles?

[@colrhodes377]

Even Ringo had a good voice 👌

[@raymondmanderville505]

Musicians & particularly drummers are now saying that the drum beats Ringo invented for each song were extremely inventive .

[@Cbcw76]

When his voice was matched to the right songs - he was most excellent. GOOD NIGHT which closes the White Album... that's always been beautiful.

[@colrhodes377]

@@Cbcw76 I agree. A good song for this channel 👌

[@JamesLachowsky]

His range was limited. He said he had to work hard and do exercises to be able to hit that last note.

[@Cbcw76]

@@JamesLachowsky Dylan, Leon Russell, Joe Cocker, Leon Redbone, Clapton & Whitlock (the LAYLA album), Willie Nelson, Kris K - heck, Louis Armstrong, Jimmy Durante, George Burns... tons of limited range singers, and from probably the invention of singing. I'm always amazed that so many 'bad/limited' singers can be just about perfect with the right song. (Frankly, all of them are role models for me and MY vocals. ha ha)

[@glauroo.junior83]

Why didn't you kept on listening to the next song "Lucy in the sky with diamonds" . Then you could hop into the bus and listen the whole album...

[@scottchapin2323]

Sgt Pepper in my opinion, is the perfect album. It truly is a masterpiece

[@humphreygruntwhistle3946]

It would have been even perfect-er if Strawberry Fields Forever and Penny Lane had made the album. George Martin later regretted not putting them on Sgt. Pepper. They were released together as a single instead. The Beatles' creativity was off the charts during this time period.

[@hannejeppesen1809]

Yes, pretty close to the truth. I did not care for the Beatles when the first appeared on the musci scene. I was a teenager in my native Denmark, my friends and I were into jazz, and Copenhagen had a great jazz club. When Sgt. Pepper's came out I was an au pair in Westport Ct, and were already into rock and roll, and jazz as well. However, that album changed my mind about the Beatles, love their album Abby Road and The White Album, and now some of their early stuff as well.

[@bobbygempton5669]

Ringo's alter ego... Billy Shears... Listen to his song 'I'm the Greatest' 😊

[@1967PONTIACGTO]

good choice listening to these two songs together... Ringo has a very underrated singing voice.... sad it's over, except the next song is Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds!

[@johncrowe1427]

Ringo sings vocals on Little Help from my Friends

[@kimberly3131]

Agree you should try listening to whole albums. I think you'll find it a sweet journey. By the way, that was our guy Ringo, singing lead on With A Little Help From My Friends.

[@debbiechang5781]

I know I keep saying this but I’m so excited to watch you react to the journey through the catalogue of the greatest band that ever played. Keep it up honey 🌺✌️

[@jamesdrynan]

This album was released in June of 1967 and absolutely changed the musical world. The recording techniques and psychedelic songs were a revelation to every musician. Nothing had ever sounded like this album before.

[@001Flange]

3 days after this was released several of the Beatles went to see Jimi Hendrix in concert and he started his show with a cover version of Sgt. Peppers.

[@tele789]

Listen to the whole album start to finish for the complete experience, you won't regret it

[@terenzo50]

This is the album that changed everything. Should be heard all the way through.

[@gregorystathos6085]

Absofrickinlutly

[@alexbonanno-kd9gt]

I have just watched another video that compares Taylor Swift with The Beatles. No comparison

[@terenzo50]

@@alexbonanno-kd9gt I agree with you. No comparison.

[@felixkmgalanti9064]

One of Ringo's best!

[@TexasMagnolia]

I was 12 when my sister’s boyfriend introduced me to the White Album. He helped me understand, interpret the meaning of the lyrics…so helpful for a 12 yr old. Then, gave me his album. I literally listened to it for a year straight. That was my Beetles discovery. Never stopped.

[@heliotropezzz333]

If you're sad that it's over, listen to the whole album.

[@susanelkins3068]

The Beatles..The BEST! and this is your Ringo!!!

[@thunderspike1892]

There was a rumour back then that Paul McCartney died in a car crash back in 1966 and was replaced by William Shears or Billy Shears. A winner of a lookalike competition. The Beatles made fun of it by introducing the One and only Billy Shears on this song. There was a lot of conspiracy back then about Paul is Dead. You can google it to get the full story

[@colrhodes377]

One hell of a difference from Joe Cocker 👏 👌

[@tonydelapa1911]

“If somebody don’t agree with that, meet me in the alley.” That CRACKED me up! This was great, JAYY. Thank you. I understand the comments urging you to do more, or entire albums at once. OTOH, you are a young lady, less than half my age, who surely grew up knowing nothing of The Beatles. I commend and thank you for taking it as far as you have, so far, and really love that you love it.

[@hollybeat6901]

You need to do the Abbey Road medley..you will be amazed

[@bryanhale5254]

Hey girl you know the thing is if you haven't heard Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds that's the next song right after that one I don't know you could almost just do the whole album just react to the whole thing that way you won't feel you no like your shortchanged yeah you know this album was completely magical it changed everybody I'm telling you my dear you really couldn't help and try not to be changed by this music it was so profound his kind of an honor to actually watch you react to this and this is the first time you heard it I mean you know shoot I was nine years old when I heard this I believe yeah maybe I was 10 but anyway you know they really didn't play rock and roll on the radio stations cuz BBC wouldn't really allow it so there was a boat out I believe in international waters and they would broadcast hold the music that wasn't allowed to be broadcast on land and I remember actually hearing somebody had recorded that broadcast and it was really something I mean they were doing advertisements and then they would play they played the whole album anyhow at the end of the record the DJ said yeah all the other bands now have a lot of catching up to do of course you see this album was made after they stopped touring so they had all this unlimited time in the studio and unlimited resources to record and use all the instruments and accompaniments and everything else that they needed and all the technology of the day which really wasn't much as far as the recording studio I mean it's unreal that they actually recorded this on for track that is just astonishing okay girl so I don't know what else you reacted to off of this album but whatever else you haven't ya go for it because it is absolutely groundbreaking I would stake my reputation on it alright handy-dandy I'll check you on the next joint

[@quixote6942]

This was when they were writing Songs for Ringo... The First song he wrote to make it on a Beatle Album was "Don't pass me by", on the White Album.

[@johnnyW1966]

What Goes On, on Rubber Soul, credited to Lennon-McCartney-Starkey.

[@AzulinhoAzulinho]

The Beatles did make a bad song, but you can blame the drugs! It's on the White Album and it's called 'Number 9' I think. Mind you it's not a song _per se,_ it's a guy saying "number nine" over and over again, some othe stuff in the background. Have a listen, it's bloody awful 😄 EDIT: the name of the song is *Revolution 9.*

[@Isleofskye]

AGREED ! One out of 230..lol

[@AzulinhoAzulinho]

@@Isleofskye yeah man and it took them years before one bad one happened!

[@ricknbacker5626]

Great reaction JAYY. The terminology you are looking for is "panning'. Through 1967, the Beatles prioritized their concentration on the mono mixes of their recordings (due to stereo not being available on A M radio or most U K phonographs) So the panning effects you hear were not considered in the mono mix. Though stereo mixes of their mid 60's albums were done, they were not given the same care the mono mixes were. By 1968, stereo mixes became their priority mixes. Since the late 60's, stereo mixes came to the fore due to the growth of F M radio, which broadcast in stereo. Mono became extinct by 1969. But back in the day, the Beatles preferred the mono mixes over their stereo mixes. Cheers, RNB

[@ricknbacker5626]

Thank you JAYY for choosing me to text you on Telegram. Sadly, I am not on social media. Knowing you would pick me is an honor and more than I ever could expect. You have made my day.😘😘😘😘😘😘 Thank you so much, Rick

[@labajadaman]

The earlier Beatles albums had wide audio separation due to limitations of the recording equipment. Stereo was in its infancy back in the early 60’s and Abbey Road (EMI Studios) was still primarily making pop records in monophonic, the standard of the day. Making a stereo album with the old tapes resulted in the voices being on one side and the music on the other. Later on Abbey Road finally got 8 track recorders to replace their 2 and 4 track recorders. As a result the later Beatles recordings have a better overall mix to them. Recently developed technology has helped with the Beatles remixed albums to have a better balance, but some fans still prefer the older mixes.

[@falcon215]

From the album that changed everything.

[@mlong1958]

This was a concept album, meant to be listened to from beginning to end. After Brian Epstein died, The Beatles were rudderless. Paul had the idea to create an album as a fictional band so that they would break away from being The Beatles in the studio and just create something new.

[@johnlamere2189]

This is when stereo was a sort of new thing, and engineers and producers were still experimenting with it.

[@rvponto]

Thanks for bring Beatles, we Hope you Will enjoy The show.

[@garyfallows1123]

Jayy in the Sgt Peppers into track, towards the end you hear the name Billy Shears refrenced, this is a poke at the conspiracy that Paul was killed in a car crash, and replaced with a look a like called Billy Shears, you can google about it, and you need to listen to the whole Album, this is one of the two most critically acclaimed albums in the world, the other being Pink Floyd's DSOTM

[@debjorgo]

Funny thing about the sound on the Beatles' albums, they are going back and remixing all the albums to make them sound more 'modern'. They are mixing the main vocals into the middle so that there isn't all of the separation that there is on this. You listened to the 2009 mix, which was the same as was released in 1967. The 2017 mix is different. I always liked this original mix. It makes it sound like it's live. But the new mixes aren't supposed to replace the old mixes. Good thing!

[@davidcohen7146]

@Jayy- The Seargent Peppers song was Paul McCartney and then A Little Help From My Friends was Ringo Singing.

[@ikshields]

There’s at least two decades of our popular music (and then the even more amazing Jazz and Jazz Fusion music) where the sounds and musical journeys were so absorbing, we were pretty much pinned to our floors on the shag rug, lost in our headphones for the entire album, every time. This absorption, and the dream-state imagination it encouraged, surely changed us for the better while it lasted. It’s time we brought it back. 🔥🌪️⚡️

[@danielmurphy4429]

Hey Jayy, just wanted you to know how much I appreciate you delving into the music that literally changed our world. The Beatles were pioneers of popular music and challenged a multitude of other artists to create fantastic songs of their own. The lads from Liverpool were trendsetters and inspired and influenced writers of all genres. Each album stands on its own merits, which speaks to their remarkable creativity. Thank you, for helping to keep the Beatles relevant, it means a lot to so many. God Bless.

[@colrhodes377]

George Martin was the genius producer who was considered the 5th Beatle.

[@quixote6942]

There were too many "5th Beatles"... Stu Sutcliffe, Pete Best, Billy Preston, Eric Clapton, Brian Epstein and a DJ in new york that first played their music.

[@Hessulo]

He only should have more power.

[@chuckvelten5337]

@@quixote6942 WOULD THAT DJ IN NEW YORK BE NAMED SCOTT MUNI ? OR WAS THAT COUSIN BRUCIE ?

[@trishriley9681]

❤️

[@quixote6942]

They did that alot back then... Song's like "Martha my dear" had the vocals and a few backups on one side and the Bulk of the instruments on the other. This was one of the First Albums to promote the "Paul is dead" Theories... From the Band standing in front of the Grave to the inside where Pail is sitting cross legged ("A Hindu Burial Ritual"). there was 100 "clues" when I heard about this in 1973, but the number has doubled since then. It's Musical Genius, Art, and a built in "Find the Clues (in the Album art AND Songs)" all mixed together!

[@jamesd5118]

Paul's bass playing is amazing!

[@iambecomepaul]

An interesting departure as much as Revolver was also. Not only are the compositions becoming more complex but (admittedly, by Paul) an openly competitive “answer” to “Pet Sounds” by The Beach Boys (likely THEIR greatest album). This sort of “competitiveness” by Paul shouldn’t come as a huge surprise-in the very next year “Helter Skelter” (White Album) would be a direct assault on Pete Townsend’s claim to have written the, “loudest, rawest, dirtiest song” The Who ever produced. Btw: it was “I Can See For Miles” which-in retrospect-seems like some really unnecessary hyperbole by Townsend, LOL. But Paul was like that so SPLHCB was 13 tracks like Pet Sounds was 13 tracks, the songs were considered “stretches” for the bands (stylistically and thematically), and frankly both albums opened a door to a fascinating few years of pop music evolution, I would say myself, culminating in Dark Side of the Moon (1973). You don’t have to share that opinion. I’ll listen to dissenting views…

[@justme2]

'Beatles - For no one' Lyrics are soooooooo good. (About breaking up)

[@sendtosw]

That's Ringo Starr, the drummer singing "With a Little Help from my Friends."

[@stevedotwood]

With A Little Help From My Friends by The Beatles is a pop song. Joe Cocker's version is a soul/gospel anthem. Best cover version ever, even admitted by The Beatles.

[@bibakroll8999]

Yes!

[@normanwallace7658]

This was written for & sung by The Drummer Ringo Star !! Later sung by Joe Cocker

[@TexasMagnolia]

Jayy, let the Sub’s guide you. Many, many songs have to be heard the right way. Great Reaction!

[@richardcummins5465]

Song by Billy Shears, ( Ringo Starr) . All one song! The first part being the intro.

[@chitownlee]

Your guy Ringo is the one and only Billy Shears singing A Little Help From Friends.

[@christinerobinson9372]

That is Ringo that starts singing "A little help from my friends". He doesn't sing very often.

[@lathedauphinot6820]

My uncle bought me this album when it came out in 1967. I was 2 years old. I played my Disney records, Burl Ives, “Puff The Magic Dragon”, “Blue-Tailed Fly”, and ‘Sgt. Pepper’s’. I’ve known every word since I was little, even though I didn’t understand a lot of them. A four year old American kid doesn’t understand phrases like “lastly through a hogshead of real fire”, “tonight Mr. Kite is topping the bill”, “they’re guaranteed to raise a smile”, “plasticine porters with looking-glass ties”, etc, but I could recite them to you. This album is special to me. Also, their first records were recorded in mono, stereo was brand new then, they were learning how to use it, so that’s why you’d hear that great separation in the instruments. What amazes me is that all the Beatles records up to and including ‘Sgt. Peppers’ were recorded on 4 track equipment. That means only 4 tracks! If you recorded drums and bass together, for instance, you couldn’t separate them. You couldn’t take the 7th drum track and the 15th bass track, raise the bass in the mix, etc. Once it was on one of the 4, that’s it. They used all kinds of tape loops, random noises, etc on this album and ‘Revolver’, and it all had to be recorded onto one of the four permanent tracks, or start over.

[@JPMadden]

"It was 20 years ago today, Sergeant Pepper taught the band to play" is the first lyric of this first song from the album. With a fortuitous and brilliant stroke of marketing, the compact disc version was released in 1987 exactly 20 years to the day after the vinyl LP. The Beatles released all their albums on CD, and I thought that if they were taking this new technology seriously, it might be worth spending money on. I probably had only recently heard of CDs, and they seemed both futuristic and like a gimmick to get us to buy the same albums again.

[@Kenny-kk6ij]

Great reaction! Some songs from the Beatles that I really think you would like are "OB LA DI OB LA DA", "GOT TO GET YOU INTO MY LIFE", "HERE,THERE,AND EVERYWHERE", and "MICHELLE",

[@raymondmanderville505]

The Beatles got a little help from they’re friends . Friends like Billy Preston on keyboards & George Martin Allen Parson as sound engineers . Parson also worked on Pink Floyd’s - Dark Side of the Moon at the same studio . There’s an excellent video made as a cartoon by the Allen Parsons Project- “ Don’t Answer Me “ . These men were very talented & had figured out medhods of recording decacades ago that even today sound great

[@001Flange]

Allan Parsons is very underrated.

[@OriginalFeets]

At the end of A Day in the Life you can hear the AC unit in the studio because the mics were keyed up so high to get the ring out.

[@raymondmanderville505]

The long note is played on 3 pianos & last 42 seconds, who else would have thought of such a dramatic ending ? Bach ? Beethoven ? Mozart ?

[@jeffthevideoguy23]

I think it's a stool, cause right after the squeak, someone goes 'shh.' They wouldn't shussh an ac unit.

[@kraig7777]

That's just the start of the album! You need to hear the whole thing! My favorite is the Sergent Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club (Reprise), second to last song on the other side of the record. I have an old mono version of the record and I like to play the last three songs on the second side. My favorite part is in the beginning of the reprise when Paul yells. If you hear it you'll know what I'm talking about. It starts rocking after that.

[@Toadfox1]

When I was growing up listening to my parents’ Beatles records, I would lay in the middle of the living room floor, pull the speakers around on either side of my head, and let the music take me away. I know very well about different voices in each ear.

[@johnlamere2189]

One thing that's great about the "Sgt. Pepper" song. It starts with Paul on the verses and on the chorus It's John, Paul, and George, with John being the prominent voice. The transition, from one song jumping right to the next, is called a Segue (pronounced "segway"). Oh yeah, and it's Ringo the drummer singing lead vocals on "A Little Help From My Friends". With John and Paul singing backup vocals. The whole record is a masterpiece though.

[@thomasjacques5286]

This album should be played and listened to in its entirety without stopping.

[@richardmartin9565]

We used to listen to tge entire album Starr to finish.

[@GunnarJohnson-tj1wk]

Yeah, that's Ringo singing the second part!

[@TedRegal-og2mk]

Paul had a dream one night that the Beatles were a different band. Sergeant Pepper s lonely hearts club band.

[@LouismarieBelanger]

They had good sound ingeneers. 📀📀📀📀📀📀🎸🎸🎸

[@jimdev81]

I love❤️ your Beatles reactions! You like doing 2 at once, please react to Back In The USSR and Dear Prudence, the first 2 songs off the White Album, you’ll love them! Keep it up girl, love seeing you fall in love with the greatest band of all time!

[@peggyp5844]

Epic

[@astro.rmcgurk]

I have to say that I'm loving your reactions to songs I've been listening to for 45 years.

[@mikewalker2534]

Thanks for doing Sgt.Pepper one of the greatest albums they done if you listen to the album from beginning to end is quite an experience and ends with Sgt.Pepper reprise. I like that Ringo sings with a little help from my friends he has good vocals for that song 🎵

[@kenf6437]

Eu adoro Brasil.

[@Lazy_Sundae]

* Sergeant * Pepper's * Lonely * Hearts * Club Band * With

[@colegreenleaf9791]

They literally never miss

[@TodayImMaking]

Yay Beatles! The whole album, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band, flows together beautifully. It's known as the first concept album, and I hope you get to listen to the whole thing one day. And you're right - there is no bad Beatles song. Even their weaker songs are pretty good.

[@TodayImMaking]

PS I love how you said you like the sound effects during the French horn solo. I doubt you meant the horns, but it was funny timing. As a former horn player, I've always been drawn to this element of the song. I mean think about it - How often do you hear a French horn solo in a rock song?

[@Meditation409]

The Nature of the Beatles 🥰

[@aprilstewart5929]

You're so right about headphones; I will never use those crappy little earbuds.

[@brentstevenson1484]

Jonh always cracked up when he heard this song PAUL wrote WHAT DO YOU SEE WHEN YOU TURN OUT THE LIGHT. JOHN NEXT LINE WROTE I CANT TELL YOU BUT I KNOW ITS MINE.He wanted to say his c##K BUT THEY VETOED THAT HAHAHAHA Get high could only be sung by RINGO If John or PAUL did it at the time all hell would have broken loose from the press and parents around the world. This album is 1 reason they could NEVER TOUR THEY COULD NOT RE PRODUCE IT ON sTAGE

[@dougsusie2319]

Always nice to see your Beatles reactions and great to see a younger one like yourself who gets their music. No band ever evolved in just seven short years. Yes, Joe Cocker did a great cover of "With A Little From My Friends" at Woodstock but he turned it into a bluesy soul song. I've seen a lot of young ones react to Joe Cocker's but never bother to listen to the original by The Beatles and I'll take theirs over Cocker's everyday of the week. The only boo boo you made was that you should have let it roll right into "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds" which is a song that you really need to check out. There are a couple of great videos from their 1965 double A-Side single "Day Tripper" and "We Can Work It Out". Both songs shot right to #1 on the US and UK charts and both great songs. Also, a couple of early Beatles songs "Thus Boy" from 1963 and "If I Fell" from 1964. Listen to the vocal harmonies on both of these, they're incredible. Peace & Love

[@kevinmarker-cz3bx]

I like your music quest..you look like your totally in...and you have been somewhere but the end of the song. CHEERS

[@Drakin292]

Interesting fact, the answer to "what do you see when you turn out the light?" was the hardest line to write in the whole song. The group spent a long time trying to come up with an answer before settling on "I can't tell you but I know it's mine."

[@cliffhughes6010]

The stereo separation on the US releases of Beatles albums (well, pre 1968 albums) was terrible. Thise early albums are best heard in mono or in the remixed anniversary editions (preferably on vinyl).

[@altar964]

...always considering they started 5 years earlyer with "Love me do"...Non one else!

[@paulknight9998]

1:49 Yes, you got the 56 year old stereo mix that was made for loudspeakers and sucks in headphones. The album was remixed in 2017 and received rave reviews. I'm sorry your subscribers don't care about giving you the best Beatles listening experience.

[@groundscoresteve4964]

GAME CHANGER!!

[@McWray3]

guess who sings lead on 'A little help from my friends; and plays inspired musical drums = Richard Starkey RINGO Starr

[@whispjohn]

There is something wrong with this reccording you have. You must buy the MONO version of this album for the REAL effect, that was what Jeff Emerick said and he was the engineer on this album, he said anything else did not cut it.

[@emcsquared8681]

This album changed music. Roger waters (Pink Floyd) said when he heard this album it freed him and it completely changed the direction Pink Floyd went.

[@krisdoggett483]

The whole Sgt Pepper album does that where all the songs kind of bleed into the other. In fact, this album was the first to do that. Making it the first "concept " album really. Many prog rock bands made concept albums. The Beatles were just so influential. It cannot be overstated enough.

[@normandavidtidiman9918]

It's great seeing your journey & reactions to Beatles music. Keep it going Jayy 😊

[@MichaelWoolner]

Listen to whole album.........Girl you'll trip.

[@shaharadegan9993]

You should check out The Bee Gees and Peter Frampton sing this in the St. Pepper movie. Great cover. The movie is so so, but the music is great.

[@binxbolling]

Paul singing except for the "lovely audience" part. That's John. Then Ringo sings in the second song.

[@TheGathumpus]

look for Howard Goodalls documentary about the making of this album, where he explains how it was done in the dark days before computers and digital took over. (Howard Goodall wrote the music for the Red Dwarf series)

[@dangatton7138]

its Actually George Martin producer who added in all of the produced backrounds a Genius and the 5th Beatle !!!!

[@gillcawthorn7572]

Yesterday I watched a video of Geoff Emerick ,sound engineer ,talking about how the effects were done on this album. George Martin was the experienced producer but the band and the two sound engineers were just lads in their twenties . Geoff was still learning his trade but was able to help the Beatles in fresh sounds and innovations . The most interesting thing for me was that Paul McCartney knew instinctively that more was wanted but he was not able to voice what he meant and there was a lot of trial and error. By experimenting with the sound equipment ,effects were achieved on equipment that was primitive compared to what came later. Most recording sessions were from late afternoon until 12 hours later; it would usually finish because Ringo would just get up ,put his coat on and go.

[@wallacecallow2255]

All the rock music was pretty much recorded in stereo, so there are two different channels, left and right, coming through the speakers. One mic will pick up one or several sounds that will come through on channel A, and the other mic will pick up the input of sounds from channel B. So instruments and voices have always been separated into two sides. Other than early on, when music was recorded in one track, and monophonic. Then there was no separation. George Martin, the Beatle's sound engineer, was a pioneer in music recording with the Beatles. He experimented with new techniques and sounds. So the separation is more obvious.

[@Cbcw76]

"I'm kinda sad to hear it's over" - this is why God invented albums. We listened to whole sides and flipped it back over and over and over. Spending weeks 'in' one album, and people didn't just listen - but studied there were so many more intricacies to discover.

[@nathans3241]

The Beatles had the idea of creating a fictitious band and named it Seargent Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. I think they did it to temporarily distance themselves from their usual writing routine and stardom as The Beatles.

[@SupernalOne]

You could go through the entire Sgt. Pepper album song by song and dig them all - try Good Morning and Within You Without You, and anything else :)

[@reinacarbetta388]

That’s your boo Ringo singing “With a Little Help From My Friends”

[@sarahfullerton6894]

If you want to hear a really weird, trippy song from Sgt. Peppers, try, "For The Benefit of Mr. Kite"!

[@daniellittle830]

Ringo gets a cut on every album no. I ain't mad I kind of like Don't Pass Me By. I swear to God is the luckiest man in Show Business serious

[@johntrickey7182]

If this doesn't prove that McCartney is an exquisite bass player I dont know

[@markniceley]

Wish I could talk to you through some contact. I can share so so much info on the BEATLES that can answer many many questions.

[@jenifferschmitz8618]

timeless

[@SalManila1]

Your BF Ringo sang "A liitle help from my friends"