THE BEATLES WHILE MY GUITAR GENTLY WEEPS REACTION

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[@freckled100]

This is George Harrison singing. He also wrote this song.

[@willoww4655]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@willoww4655]

⚘With every mistake we must surely be learning.. George Harrison ❤

[@ceisiwrserith2224]

The general rule is that whoever wrote the song sang it. There are exceptions (particularly for Ringo's songs), but that's a good way to view it.

[@AnonymousSaiyan]

George = favorite beatle. Legends though ALL of them in their own right

[@sarawall6784]

George Harrison always was my favorite. His songs always hit me hard in the heart.

[@patdonnelly9392]

The beautiful 'quiet' George Harrison wrote and sung this. A lovely soulful man!

[@catherinemccullough299]

George was my favourite Beatle, always thought he was vastly underrated.

[@hazelvee9793]

“All Things Must Pass” is a beautiful George Harrison album.

[@richardeast3328]

@Josh McCarty All three good choices. One more song that's up there is, 'Isn't a Pity'.

[@jean-marieboucherit4716]

But it’s nowhere near any Beatles song.

[@MsAppassionata]

Richard East The late, great Nina Simone liked to cover his songs, including that one.

[@meghnasaha4349]

@@jean-marieboucherit4716 a lot of these songs from that album George wrote while he was still in the Beatles but they were rejected by Paul. I think they would've fit very well on Abbey Road or Let it Be.

[@thingsthathappenedtomymoth2816]

This version is one of three official versions sanctioned by the Beatles. It is a perfectly fine choice. The three official versions are as follows: 1) The version released in 1968 on the album entitled “The Beatles,” informally known as “The White Album.” It featured all four Beatles on it, with George singing and their friend Eric Clapton playing lead guitar. 2) The demo version, featuring just George’s vocal as he plays an acoustic guitar. This was recorded in 1968 and released officially in 1996 on “Beatles Anthology, Volume 3.” This was released during George’s lifetime. He officially gave it the okay for release. He died in 2001. 3) The version in your post was released about ten or fifteen years ago as an official Beatles release, on the Cirque d’Soleil soundtrack for their Beatles ballet “Love.” The orchestrations are by the man who produced every Beatles album made in the 1960s except “Let It Be,” George Martin. The voice is George’s, from his 1968 demo, and so is the guitar. Before he died, George contacted Cirque d’Soleil, because he wanted the “Love” project to happen. Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Yoko Ono and Olivia Harrison were all at the “Love” premiere. You’ve posted a very well-loved version of the song. It is an official version, supervised and sanctioned by Paul, Ringo and the Beatles producer George Martin. Thank you for posting it.

[@justinthyme1299]

I'd say you are a BEATLES FAN.....😎😎😎 FROM AUSTRALIA....

[@forritarinn]

John did not play on the white album version.

[@davidgraham8299]

Jóhann Hallgrimss Didn't John provide bass while Paul played piano?

[@forritarinn]

@@davidgraham8299 no, he was not at this recording, the only song john plays the bass was hey jude

[@forritarinn]

And if you listen to the bass, it is a very complex bass line that john would not have playd so well

[@haregeorgeson4511]

This song is an absolute masterpiece, in every version.

[@jeffreyhanson9930]

You rock, man. Right! There aren’t any bad Beatles songs.

[@personalcheeses8073]

Now listen to the original that actually has the guitar weeping in it

[@donnajordan4131]

I like this one kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6vHaJmIq6-aqsU

[@personalcheeses8073]

Donna Jordqn With it’s totally irrelevant, misplaced video. No thanks let’s see George

[@jeffstumpf9129]

Eric Clapton played the lead guitar on that famous version that song which, of course, you must check out.

[@haregeorgeson4511]

This is actually George. And the song, in this pre-version is wonderful as well as in the published one.

[@haregeorgeson4511]

@@personalcheeses8073 the Concert for Bangla Desh? Irrelevant?

[@JayveeTV]

This video is finally available after being blocked for over a month now. Also it doesn't matter which version of the song this is. it's still a very good song

[@ocheltree1]

Please try My Sweet Lord, George wrote and sang this one as well. Thanks.

[@kerryn6714]

It’s our George singing. George wrote some ripper songs on their later albums. “Something” is one of his very best. The loose rule within The Beatles was; who wrote, it sang it. Same with John/Paul. It was only in the really early days they wrote 50/50 together. Ringo wrote two Beatles songs “Octopuses Garden” & “Don't Pass Me By“ Have a great day Jay! ✌️🇦🇺😊

[@reallymysterious4393]

Check out the cover version Jeff Healy did of this same song

[@reallymysterious4393]

If you want to do something a little bit different how about a reaction to a drum solo by Buddy Rich who is considered to be the Greatest drummer of all time - this one has 18 million views and will blow you away kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5bWiHpsdpuaY80

[@docbearmb]

JayveeTV I hate to disagree but the version does matter. In this version an acoustic guitar or violin section plays the lead. In the originals, an electric guitar with slide is used an the guitar does “weep”. It adds so much. You have to hear Eric Clapton on the slide. It has always been said of Clapton that he makes the guitar cry.

[@Marcus-Oh-really-yes]

George Harrison is my favorite Beatle. Check out some of his other Beatles songs ("Something" and "Here Comes the Sun"), as well as his solo songs after the Beatles ("My Sweet Lord," "What Is Life?" and "Give Me Love").

[@brownbenplumm9027]

Dude. My Sweet Lord- George Harrison. It’s a must

[@bchplease3512]

There’ just alot of things about george that i love. His obsession with biscuits, his stare, his vampire ish face, his calm voice, his friendship with ringo, his whole persobality just amazes me.

[@adriennerobinson8984]

George Harrison is singing lead on this song, he also wrote this song.

[@slawiter]

I think Erik Clapton played the lead guitar on the original version. Is that right?

[@jonasrmb01]

@@slawiter yes

[@beatles1204]

I think George's songs were the the most introspective and meaningful.

[@jnagarya519]

And the most "religiously" dogmatic -- and judgmental. Those are not virtues.

[@chrismarple]

@@jnagarya519 you clearly don’t know what you’re talking about

[@innosanto]

John is also like that.

[@Homunculas]

@@jnagarya519 Finally, I have the feeling that George, like many that when exploring their spirituality can become unbearably sanctimonious-------piggies, while my guitar........... I, Me,Mine.

[@jnagarya519]

@@chrismarple Put some decades into critical study of theology.

[@rosiebutler2376]

George was the underestimated Beatle! He was my favourite!

[@marychambers6691]

I love watching your reaction to music I have loved for years and quite envy you hearing it for first time , when it practically takes your breath away its a magical experience , happy listening xx

[@hichambarrak2902]

George Harrisson wrote the song & it's him singing here. He also wrote & sang the song "Something"

[@sionhughes9090]

You should check out the tribute version of this performed by George’s son Dhani, Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, and (stealing the show) Prince. It’s mind-blowing.

[@lumiere7216]

I've seen it more than a few times and yes it is truly mind blowing! 🤯 Espeically Prince. Not enough ppl gave him credit for being the guitarist that he was but this is not to shade George either.

[@nightowl3619]

True..

[@aryanmia9281]

F**k year, he needs to see Dhani & the admiration George's son has for the other muscians it's humbling!

[@hacksaw5918]

I watched that a few days ago. It is sad how much of the talent on that stage have passed away

[@bpfromowc]

Sion Hughes I would second that. It is amazing. I had a whole new-found respect for Prince after watching it. I never knew he could play a guitar like that. What a loss.

[@illinoisboy4]

I like how you used this version as opposed to the original. I love both versions, but I always felt this version never got enough love. So kudos to you my dude. Beatles forever! 💯

[@penname5766]

George's son Dhani is the image of his father (it's almost eerie) and he also plays guitar and sings. He took part in the Concert for George with Eric Clapton and other legendary musicians at the Great Albert Hall after his father died.

[@brittanygarrison8030]

The BEST Beatle. Not even up for debate.

[@agustinlupano7785]

"Hapiness is a warm gun" the beatles👍👌

[@matthewheywood8532]

This is the third main singer in the Beatles George Harrison . That is how talented this group was.

[@j.jennings1722]

This is a pleasant enough version of the song but it's not the original. George Harrison is also the singer. He has such a great voice. You should react to The Beatles' song "Something" which he also wrote and sang and has been called one of the greatest love songs in history.

[@nightowl3619]

Amen!

[@MrDavidReads]

Any version of this is the right one. If you listen to this back to back with the White Album version you'd be surprised at how different they are. Both versions are beautiful to listen to.

[@jasonstevens9419]

I love this more than the album version. So raw, so heart felt. Oh George, how we miss you.

[@josephtingley654]

The album version has Eric Clapton playing, so it's tough to agree. LoL

[@stupidedgykid9563]

Love this channel, shows how people can like different genres of music. Diverse in many ways man, keep it up 👍

[@danieledlefsen940]

George wrote some of their best songs. He also had a great solo career.

[@sallyg.5869]

My favorite Beatle. I love them all but I think John and Paul held the reins on his talents. Check out Here Comes the Sun and Ringo's Photograph. Beautiful!

[@davidjones8647]

ignore everyone saying that this isn't the "original" version, imo both versions are incredible you cant go wrong with either. This is a demo version with just George on guitar, they added the strings/orchestra in the 2000s, the album version is a lot heavier and more produced. Like I said both are incredible songs, worth checking them both out.

[@king_supreme1102]

I love this version so much! The original rock heavy version is an all time great song too. But something about this song is so beautiful.

[@eh-i1841]

George was a wonderful artist,and spiritual man.Very much missed.

[@trishkeen7635]

jay is giving an honest reaction to what he’s hearing. so pls have a little more respect for his opinion. There is no right or wrong version. To me a demo is very raw (ie original) and gets fleshed out and metamorphosis occurs the more it is played live or in studio. Chill pls. If you don’t like what he’s doing go and create your own videos or suggest a link to what you’re suggesting. There’s plenty of room for comparison and NO ROOM for swearing and put downs.

[@porflepopnecker4376]

Still, this is hardly the best version of this song to react to. Hopefully he will react to the definitive album version in the future.

[@RicoBurghFan]

Jayvee gives the best reactions. His joy fir music is infectious.

[@RicoBurghFan]

And also this isn't a demo per se but part of the George Martin project, and it's beautiful.

[@pinkbeatle2012]

I prefer this version to the white album

[@haregeorgeson4511]

Totally agree with Trish Keen

[@NZLatic]

This version really showcases George’s vocals which were right up there with John and Paul’s. The White Album version really shows Eric Clapton’s guitar work so it may a good idea to listen to that version as well and compare the two.

[@reddragon6964]

I really like this song! The Beatles is definitely one of the best Groups from the 60s! Thanks for the Reaction.

[@ceisiwrserith2224]

George decided to open a book and write a song based on the first thing he saw. He opened the book, read "gently weeps," and wrote this song. Yep, that's just how good the Beatles were.

[@reviewer8778]

George's induction into the RR Hall of fame with many big names singing this. A very nice tribute.

[@appletogo]

You always know its George, when the Scouse even comes out while singing

[@emilybazeddi1914]

One of my all times favorites by the Beatles. So beautiful! I think George is my favorite Beatle.

[@hungfao]

Man, this is a beautiful song. I was always used to the ramped up version on the White Album then one day I am walking through a store and a slow mellow version was playing over the store's sound system. I was stunned I had never really paid attention to the melody before.

[@mamagucci85]

GREAT SONG ! AND.. AN ABSOLUTELY PERFECT EXAMPLE OF CONTEMPORARY DANCE 😍😍😍

[@Maisie9798]

George was singing but it didn’t include the guitar solo Eric Clapton did. You MUST listen to that one!

[@Julian-to7ro]

It's the version from the album "Love, 2007". Great album, especially for people who are not familar with them. It refreshes the songs but with material from themselves. THIS is the best version imo. It mixes the acoustic original with added strings from George Martin himself! The album version is with more e-guitar and more "heavy". This has more soul here!

[@musiconlyplease98]

the beatles wil be discovered over and over again thanks really appreciate you

[@NorsePJ]

This version has more feeling than the final version.

[@pam1574]

Henrik Agree 👍

[@sukie584]

This is a 2006 version made for Cirque Du Soleil I think. Harrison's acoustic recording and strings added by George Martin. It's a beautiful version and your reaction is wonderful. It is not the version that most of us will know and was expecting the reaction to(you should listen/react to that one too it's on Beatles Official.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHqbgWmQiK2GrKc) George was only allowed 2 songs on most of the records and it's a shame as he was an incredible writer and performer. His solo album "All Things Must Pass" is incredible.

[@briancarnival6916]

George was a sensitive soul - what a beautiful song - it was nice to see him blossom after being in the shadow of John and Paul for so long !

[@martine2u]

Gorgeous song. One of MANY best. As you say, there are not many "bad" Beatles songs. Or more exactly, they have so many really good songs that it's difficult to comprehend. I don't think there's any other group that had so many exceptional songs under one group. And I like the fact that they never stood still. They kept evolving, morphing, exploring. They were true to their musical feel (and beyond in their personal careers too). They drew from each one (more from John and Paul, but Ringo and George also wrote songs that were exceptional, like this one). Something to treasure.

[@johnandrews3151]

Please do more Beatles/I Want You (She's So Heavy).

[@ThisIsJaysWorld]

The good thing about this song is it gets better every single time you listen to it

[@TheAcworthdude]

Hew was also a member of a band called "The Traveling Wilburys" look up the Bands Members :)

[@itallia666]

The origional version has Eric Clapton making his guitar gently weep while George sings

[@khanysafan1705]

There could never be a bad version of this song.

[@meow98]

So smooth and calming. It is like floating down a stream.

[@pamelahealy2790]

This is George singing. He was underrated and George Martin admitted it with regret. This is the”LOVE” version from the Cirque du Soleil show. He did the majority of background vocals. Look up George Harrison and you will be amazed as how talented he was as well as John or Paul!!

[@karikells]

your love of music & your openness is infectious!

[@anthonyblakely399]

The Beatles like many groups at that time just had a thing about writing the right song that grabbed peoples heart!!!!

[@johnalvarez1379]

I so enjoy your Beatles reaction videos. Genuine!

[@RoryVanucchi]

Watered down. Original with Eric Clapton famous guitar solo is the classic. White Album 1968

[@christopherfletcher5384]

Thank you Eric for helping make this beautiful song happen.

[@Eudamoniae]

Songs like this speak to the deepest place in the human soul.

[@redgreen82]

Thank you for doing my favorite song, not just by The Beatles, but ever. I prefer the original, but I absolutely LOVE this remake. It's brilliant in it's own way.

[@scriptwriter2966]

I remember the first time I heard The Beatles..Forty years later I still can’t get enough of them. It’s lovely to see this young man’s reaction as he hears the musical alchemy present in their songs and inevitably, he himself falls under their spell.

[@williamjordan5554]

Written and sung by the 3rd best Beatle songwriter. George let his friend Eric Clapton play lead guitar.

[@williamjordan5554]

@Crynaotlod none of them were better than Paul. Yesterday, Hey Jude, Let it Be, Sgt. Pepper intro, Eleanor Rigby, etc.

[@williamjordan5554]

@Crynaotlod whatever floats your boat

[@slowhand8301]

William Jordan George was the most talented musician in the beatles by far

[@davidwoods8181]

I actually prefer this version to the original. And it’s George singing

[@herbyragan7801]

David Woods George is singing in the original as well.

[@dadoventi]

Herby Ragan yh but this version sounds better imho

[@herbyragan7801]

David Woods This is a beautiful version, but the original is my favorite song of all time.

[@personalcheeses8073]

David Woods No there is no guitar gently weeping in this version.

[@dadoventi]

Kristina Winter because the whole song is actually weeping here

[@jenniferjacobs228]

You have great taste in music :-) George Harrison was one of the Beatles and after they split up, he came into his own and is beloved by most B Beatles fans. he is well missed R.I.P.

[@newcastlerabbit]

Fantastic reaction. Beautiful version from George.

[@williamcabell142]

You are the coolest young dude out there! You dig it, more importantly you understand it! 😎✌️👍

[@jflaugher]

It's sung by George. The Beatle that wrote the song typically sang the song.

[@Fool3SufferingFools]

This is a fantastic version of this song. I always preferred this demo version since first hearing it in the late eighties, and adding the strings makes it really complete.

[@eduardoaguilar3257]

The Beatles have been my favorite band since I have memory, my father played The Magical Mystery Tour album to me since I was very little, after that he would play me the rest of their albums and was immediately hooked. I love your reaction videos to this music because it makes me so happy to see someone react to their music the same way I did when I was kid. Keep up the good work man.

[@dkpqzm]

People forget that George was a great singer! He just lead very often. Some might say he was the best of the songwriters.

[@justmare111]

This appears to be the version used in the show LOVE at the Mirage in Las Vegas. The dancing and animated drawings are definitely from LOVE. You should listen to the studio version of this song that actually has the amazing guitar solo in it. Also, you should listen to "Something", also written by George Harrison. When you do, make sure you listen to Paul's bass playing in it -- it is amazing. So beautiful.

[@sunburstmike8745]

Great video. I forgot how this is more of a polished acoustic version rather than the demo it actually is. See, never cease to learn from The Beatles even after i've listened to them for 58 yrs.! NOW, go listen to the song on THE BEATLES (THE WHITE ALBUM) ... and enjoy your mind being blown. Some of the best guitar playing in rock history by George's friend Eric.

[@gabrielzegarra1513]

This version and the album version are gorgeous, but the acoustic version is a thing of beauty, you cannot hate that because is George with all the feeling, and in the álbum version we can see a perfect work with a lot of instruments and yes, Eric Clapton bring to the history one of the Best solos in music.

[@alyssasylvester6101]

This is the LOVE (Cirque du Soleil) version of While My Guitar Gently Weeps. I believe that's the reason it hasn't been taken down yet. The original is magnificent, along with this version.

[@midkingsteve]

This is a demo version without the band. Not the album song

[@JayveeTV]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHune6ZvmdqgkKs This is the version that was listed under the official Beatles KZbin page

[@pflynn581]

Not a demo.A different orchestrated version.

[@ronalddobis6782]

@@pflynn581 It is the demo with George Martin strings added decades later for the Beatles Love show in Las Vegas.

[@pflynn581]

@@ronalddobis6782 Yer it's a nice version but Claptons guitar on the original is a big part of the song.

[@seattleite6631]

Yup, this the demo + orchestral backing added decades later. Definitely not the original album version. I'm surprised more time isn't given to finding the correct version for these reaction videos.

[@figura2000]

This XXI century generation listening to this kind of beatiful music, and i think in what many people actualy listen today..that pop with so many things happenig at the same time, girls dancing and screaming and butts in so many places, ...so different...

[@king_supreme1102]

To those people saying this is the wrong version. No, they are all the right versions. The first version is a great rock heavy song. This is a beautiful and intimate version. Also, the tribute that was performed at the rock and roll hall of fame as a tribute to George was also incredible. It featured his son Dhani, Jeff Lynne, and Tom Petty amongst others. But Prince stole the show with one of the best solos I’ve ever heard. Check all versions out, they’re all awesome.

[@camerondavis9416]

This is a new version to me, but it is so awesomely introspective! Love it

[@samgardiner771]

Wow...haven't heard this for a long time, Thank you.

[@petehall4399]

This is my favourite version of this song. Sung beautifully

[@laminage]

George sang on This Song, Here Comes The Sun, and Something and Norwegian Wood. If you can check out those songs. They are so beautiful. George also bought spirituality to the Group when they went to India in a place called Bangalore where they learned about meditation, yoga, and it was good for John since he was purging himself of Drugs & Alcohol. He also learned how to play The Sitar (An Indian Guitar) under the tutelage of Ravi Shankar (Nora Jones Father).

[@prairierose1014]

Last one for me tonight....off to bed. Such a beautiful song. George was super talented. Check out his album All Things Must Pass. Very spiritual and lovely, deep songs.

[@eileenbaran7040]

Also done beautifully by the traveling Wilburys, which george was a band member, after george's death, George's son in the video was playing and Prince joined to pay tribute to the song written and sung by George 💔

[@joanschooley5160]

This is George Harrison's original accoustic demo for the song. The strings were added many years later by George Martin for the Cirque de Soleil show LOVE. This is last music Martin ever arranged for a Beatles track. It is a lovely contrast to the famous White Album version featuring Eric Clapton. Both versions are great and so different.

[@thomasdematteo2281]

I prefer the original but this is still good.

[@logangreer001]

From what i've read, George wrote this song based of a few random words that he found in a random book. Pretty good for only starting with the words "gently weeps. "

[@despinakollas]

Hahaha! You guys are funny! We’re on a mission to educate jayvee on The Beatles!!

[@32446]

George Harrison has to be one of the most beautiful human beings to have ever graced the planet.

[@Hens_]

React to more beatles

[@mrod7692]

Now listen to the studio version with Eric Clapton on guitar.

[@januzzell8631]

Ahh! I was always a George girl - wonderful when he was able to sing but his guitar work was glorious :) One of my favourite songs - thank you

[@RockyMtnRebecca]

After you hear the real album version... IF you like Prince (I worship him); you HAVE TO SEE video of some greats in the music business (TWO of them are dead now - Tom Petty and of course, Prince) came together for a tribute concert to George Harrison and played some of his tunes. George's son is playing on stage too. BUT my point is Prince has this INCREDIBLE guitar solo in that performance and showman antics too. Please - IF you like the real version of this song, you will freaking love the tribute one found on here. Just search this: Prince, Tom Petty, Steve Winwood, Jeff Lynne and others -- "While My Guitar Gently Weeps"

[@PocketJacked]

George wrote Here Comes the Sun and sings it too, check it out!

[@DavidGigg]

As already commented this is not the original released version by the Beatles. This is Georges's demo with orchestration added about 40 years later.

[@richardtaylor8595]

Two songs made me pick up a guitar and made me want to play it, this is one, the other song was Bell Bottem Blues by Eric Clapton. I suggest you check that out as well.

[@paulbriody297]

OMG, first time hearing this... Beautiful!

[@laurastorey7736]

This is my FAVORITE song!!! So glad you reviewed it 💕🎶

[@sharonmartinez4320]

I absolutely love the beatles. Best band ever, the things they did with lyrics and sounds is which what moved other artist the freedom to make their music

[@danielwalsh6693]

This version was remixed using the George demo which has the 2 extra 'verses' a string section. For a real loving interpretation of the song, try the ' Concert For George' footage with a mega allstar band & Eric Clapton closing his eyes & playing from his heart. If only for curiosity check it out !