They're just incredible! THE BEATLES HELLO GOODBYE REACTION | First time hearing

[@HarriBestReactions]

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[@abc456f]

Man how I love the sound of Ringo's snare. It's so iconic.

[@paulstewart6203]

You can't go wrong with the Magical Mystery Tour because "it's coming to take you away"

[@greggordon1015]

She's Leaving Home is, I think, an under-appreciated track on this LP ... and we can never forget I Am The Walrus -- be sure to listen to the very end of that one. :)

[@thomasbertrand9630]

@@greggordon1015 She's Leaving Home is on Sgt. Pepper's. ;)

[@greggordon1015]

@@thomasbertrand9630 oops! sincere apologies -- i gets confused sometimes -- bottom line, of course, is that you pretty much can't go wrong with anything Beatles

[@renechateaubriand2645]

Beatles: GOAT. So far ahead of the game as to redefine the game altogether. Their conceptual albums and their wild eclecticism, World Music stances, socially conscious reimaging of the world has influenced peers and next-generation greats, ranging from Marvin Gaye (What's Goin' On), Stevie Wonder (Inner Visions/Songs in the Key of Life), to Prince, especially Prince, (1999, Around the World in A Day, Sign O' The Times, etc.), Beyoncé (Lemonade), et al: "Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!"

[@The5thGen]

Hands down, the absolute BEST Beatles reaction channel! Thank you Harri!

[@debbiechang5781]

Paul McCartney opened his concert with this song when I saw him in Boston in 2003(?)! Having the chance to attend that show kept me smiling for days. It was spectacular! It’s a great song🌺✌️🌸

[@roberth6009]

I saw him in mpls. Great show

[@josephtingley654]

I saw the Tripping the Lights Fantastic tour, before Linda passed away. I absolutely got the same joy, smiling for weeks.

[@BobbyGeneric145]

I saw him during 'back in the usa tour' in like 2003. Literally cried. Was 25 at the time.

[@porflepopnecker4376]

I remember first hearing this song on the radio as a kid when it came out and feeling that Beatles magic again.

[@punchkitty007]

You MUST see the video, its perfection

[@shellihouge938]

Yes! Please react to the video!

[@natlee8947]

I heard Paul just put this together as a filler to fill time on the album and it sounds so good it became big popular hit .And Ringo's drums as always fantastic.

[@waynec3563]

It was a single, with I am The Walrus as the B-Side. The album came later.

[@chairmanmeow3693]

@@waynec3563 John Lennon was not pleased about that

[@phila3884]

Can everyone hear that this song is pure magic? I've felt that way about it since I first heard it.-maybe in the early 70's, a few years after it came out

[@cosmofox]

Yes. Heard it first as a teen listening to my dad's old records, and it somehow expanded my consciousness. It's a powerful and magical song.

[@dalem8332]

Another great #1 song written by Paul McCartney. Love it. ♥️🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦

[@daletwin1]

I was at that exact same concert. I actually got tickets to both shows Monday and Tuesday night. When I saw that he was doing a reaction video to Hello Goodbye one of the first thoughts I had was that it was the first song I ever heard Paul McCartney do live just like you thought about.

[@garyarnett1220]

Ringo's drums ! And George's guitar came in exact. Thank you Paul for another great song.

[@lindasalvaterra1304]

I love it too. It's genius!

[@mr.marcus3123]

Hey Hari! Great reaction! Let's not forget! Although he didn't write it, George played lead on 90% of ALL Beatle's tunes! Including this one! Cheers MLT

[@selkirk57]

Another good song to react to is Paul McCartney's first #1 hit after leaving The Beatles. The song was 'Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey'. I remember putting a quarter (maybe a dime?) into a tableside jukebox and listening to this song when it was current and I was much younger. The album it came off of, 'Ram', would go on to be #1 in the UK and #2 in the US, selling over 2 million copies.

[@sourisvoleur4854]

My favorite post-Beatles Paul song. Just a delight.

[@thomastimlin1724]

50 years ago in 1971 Uncle Albert/ Admiral Halsey was number one in the US right around this time, Sept. 4.

[@johnjedennett2206]

My favourite solo Beatles album is RAM✌️

[@andyallan2909]

Paul's first Number 1 was, "Another Day," a song worked on with the Beatles but not fully developed, due to their break-up. "Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey," an album track from his second solo album, "Ram," was not released as a single in the UK.

[@selkirk57]

@@andyallan2909Sorry, should have mentioned it was #1 in US. From the Wiki - ""Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey" is a song by Paul and Linda McCartney from the album Ram. Released in the United States as a single on 2 August 1971, it reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 on 4 September 1971, making it the first of a string of post-Beatles, Paul McCartney-penned singles to top the US pop chart during the 1970s and 1980s. Billboard ranked the song as number 22 on its Top Pop Singles of 1971 year-end chart. It became McCartney's first gold record after the break up of the Beatles."

[@seatownfan]

I feel this song is underated. The lyrics are simple but there is power to it. It feels like it is talking about relationships, social interactions, even life and death. By the way, you're one of my favorite reactors.

[@wpollock1]

The genius of the Beatles....at 4:22 all of a sudden we get the sound of the organ (coming out of the mix) to close the song out and fill in the sound. Love that touch.

[@bethcrumpton476]

Haven't we all felt this way in a relationship at least once in our lives?

[@neilmartin99]

That fuzzy guitar that comes in during the chorus starts out with a simple major scale run...do re mi fa sol la ti do...but George turns that simplicity into a thing of beauty.

[@stephanielane1821]

Love you to react to "we can work it out" and "I've just seen a face" not the blow your mind style of the Beatles, nice tunes though 😀

[@erickent3557]

Effing great reaction, Harri, you're waiting for the response to "you say why".... yeah, honesty from the Beatles there... "sometimes the simplest things are the hardest"

[@erickent3557]

On top of that... people dis Ringo on drums. The production complements his understated grooves soooo perfectly... gawd I love Ringo.

[@Zentrix-24]

I always said Hello when the Beatles came on the radio back in the 60'/70/s..I remember turning this song full blast in my 58' chev convertible....

[@doplinger1]

I really want to see Harri get into some Rutles eventually! :D :D

[@sourisvoleur4854]

Hear, hear!

[@MTB-Idle]

Get Up and Go is awesome

[@ptrlxc]

Lol … yes

[@sourisvoleur4854]

@@MTB-Idle Get Up and Go is the one that John Lennon warned Neil Innes could get him sued.

[@MTB-Idle]

@@sourisvoleur4854 yes that is correct

[@larrylawson2912]

I was 14 when I saw the Beatles on Ed's show in 64. Like many teenage boys, I bugged the shit out of my parents to get me a guitar. I finally got my Sears guitar later that summer, and I've been playing for over 50+ years since I began learning to play on my Silvertone guitar. I'm thrilled that people are being turned on by my generation's music by wonderful people like yourself with your HarriBestReactions. Thank you kind sir for encouraging others to appreciate what I consider to be the greatest era of rock n roll music ever recorded. Take care... Rock on, Y'all...🤘🤘🤘

[@jeffmartin1026]

And Aloha means hello, goodbye, and love. Carry On!!

[@rodneygriffin7666]

Strawberry Fields Forever.

[@dannygriffith6185]

Watch the video that accompanied this song. It's lots of fun & they are wearing their Sgt. Peppers Band uniforms.

[@vietnamcatfish]

💘 this song!

[@timothycook2917]

This was the #1 song in the USA the day I was born 😉💕

[@sirslice]

As he was talking, I honestly was thinking "Who is this Judge Harrison he's referring to?" I finally realized, he was talking about George... at least I think he was...lol.

[@andrewclayton4181]

The Beatles were the Best! Again and Again through the 60s they hit us with stunning musical offering's. Some sad, some rocky, some quirky. Always different. They kept us on our toes. On the video released with this track they bring in hula dancing girls in grass skirts at the end. It fits with the ola fade out. Good choice Harri.

[@Darius58x]

As a Beatle fan you must hear Emitt Rhodes. Somebody Made For Me. It came out around 1970 He sounds like Paul/Badfinger He played all the instruments

[@nikolozsuladze7446]

0:01 same it’s like songs keep your memories. When i listen to sth i remember where and when I’ve heard it first time and every memory attached to it

[@marksummers1700]

mccartney had some moments of amazing cleverness.....

[@grendog02]

Fantastic song

[@highwayblues638]

Great tune. I have always loved the background singing especially when they sing 'I can stay till it's time to go'. The Beatles were great for placing those little things in the background.

[@shellihouge938]

Great reaction 😊 I have a little trivia for you, John and George wrote a song together in the very early days. The song is called Cry for a Shadow, it's an instrumental and and quite a nice little tune. ✌️❤️

[@sourisvoleur4854]

And they recorded it in Hamburg for Burt Kaemfert.

[@rogerlewis6488]

Paul and George often sang the chorus lines together, and even though they had excellent harmonies George's voice also stood out quite clearly. The Beatles were very well practiced with public performances for a long time before they became famous. Many of their early songs were played in live performances before they went to the recording studio. They never really appeared to be arrogant. Just dedicated and very hard working. Before they broke up they were on the edge of burnout for about two years.

[@Blasserman]

In the Hawaiian language, 'aloha' means hello , goodbye, love and regards. This kind of confluence makes a lot of sense to me.

[@JohnRS100]

In the UK Hello Goodbye was originally a single and was not related to Magical Mystery Tour which was released later as a double ep. Not surprised that it was done differently in the US.

[@unholycricket9657]

They all have writing credit on Flying, the instrumental from this album.

[@johnsrensen3366]

Greatest band in history

[@daffodil800]

Hello Goodbye is actually on the album not the EP. MMT was an album everywhere except the UK until 1976 when EMI decided to give it an official UK release. The British EP is one side, the other side has the 1967 singles and b-sides.

[@pauljohnstone180]

They often said that they tried to make every song better than the last so they tended to never repeat anything.

[@comersbbq]

Great Song!

[@southernwanderer7912]

John said when a band member writes a song and submits it, it becomes a "Beatles song;" it is no longer "their" song All members then have input and it goes from there. It may start out one way and turn out another.

[@franklopez2803]

Beatles loved their fans. Gave them 2 for 1

[@filetknife59]

There is not a bad song on the album! Fool on the Hill is my favorite .

[@NathanVeenstra]

There’s a tv programme in the Netherlands which is called “Hello Goodbye” and it uses this song as the theme song.

[@donaldnagy7265]

This song was going to be used for the "Our World" (1967) broadcast, but they picked " All You Need Is Love" instead. John and Paul wanted a song that the hole world could relate to and "All You Need Is Love" won out.

[@BuffaloC305]

Remember that the Outro's were originally done as some favor to radio station DJ's, giving them a chance to give advertising blurbs while the audience was certainly listening to the Beatles. There were of course outraged listenings who'd call up and complain/threaten/etc DJs who'd "dare to talk over the Beatles".

[@jkkansasband7056]

All Beatles songs are classic but this one also makes me smile. The Beatles were clever with their innovations. Try my favorite Beatles song RAIN. Just listen to each instrument on it's own. May have been Ringo's finest moments. Peace.

[@lhcarter]

You have to see the video that goes along with this song.

[@lhcarter]

Incredible Mc Cartney bass.

[@willpowell5332]

McCartney wrote this song when a friend asked him how he wrote songs. He sat at the piano and said say random words and Paul started singing the opposite to everything he said. It became A massive number 1 over Christmas 1967

[@davidstenton4365]

*Harri* I've seen Paul { Post Wings } 3 or 4 times.! *THIS* was always his opening song.....

[@cathyortiz1280]

Always loved this fun little ditty. :) Very Paul.

[@caos1925]

Though it distracts from the music itself a bit the music video the Beatles themselves did of this song is so much fun.

[@marniethedyslexic6445]

Great reaction Harri. I absolutely love this song. 😀👍❤️✌️🌼

[@stevevasell429]

Another request for the beatles " You Know My Name ( Look Up The Number ) ".

[@shyphyre]

The Salt & Peppa song you're referring to is Tramp. They did not sample this, but sampled the original version of Tramp by Otis Redding and Carla Thomas. Both, that tune and Hello Goodbye were released in 1967

[@browser958]

Every word in this song is 2 syllables or less😋

[@AlfredoRamirez-hp7kh]

More Beatles pls

[@roenamorgan5863]

"I recognize a little reggae in the lead vocal'fellow's voice. . ." 5--28--2022':

[@stephenulmer3781]

Seeing Paul McCartney in concert is on my bucket list

[@Luizxsilva]

The promotional clip is great! There are 3 different versions!

[@buddyneher9359]

Hey Harri, glad to see you're still finding the Beatles groovy. Well, how could you not? Don't forget to listen to Tomorrow Never Knows, from the Revolver album. That's where they kicked off the whole psychedelic trip, and it's a Beatle song so far ahead of its time it's still kind of out there.

[@kathybwell]

Love the way the song ends too Harri, like they almost go into a chant with Paul singing over them.

[@DCronk-qc6sn]

Thank you - well done.

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

Great song! Harri, I think the biggest reason few (there were some like, "Yes It Is", and, "This Boy") Beatles songs sounded alike was because there were multiple songwriters in the band--sometimes collaborating with other members, and sometimes presenting finished (or nearly finished) songs to the band for approval Obviously George didn't contribute as much songwriting as John and Paul--but when he did, his sound was distinct. Ringo wrote a couple, but given the massive size of their catalog, his songwriting contribution was not statistically significant (nor was it very good, but that's beside the point).

[@djtwo2]

What a wonderful misuse of the term "statistically significant".

[@chefpfunk1]

hi harri, I'm a new sub to your site, I'm a young kid I do have years under my belt. I looked at your reaction list and you have covered many songs I grew up with. now I did notice you soul, r & b, funk and disco music is kind of lean. I like a lot of what I call classic, like I bought this Beatles record (45 rpm) back then. I was raised in Harlem New York so black music is a big part of who I am. I would like to send you songs were hits from my time and place. sometimes it will be sweet and soulful and other times it will blow your mind and be funky. not every group or singer be black, but is hailed as soul. I'll start, if it'f ok with you, with two titles: - Smokey Robinson... ooh baby baby - the Ohio Players... shin tight

[@keymack2477]

Another great Paul McCartney song followed by another great Harri Best reaction! Don't forget you still need to get around to checking out Blood Sweat and Tears!!!!!

[@charlesbunch8383]

I saw a Beatles employee named Alistair Taylor at a Beatle Fest decades ago. He told the story of how this song was written. Paul said to Alistair, "Let me show you how easy it is to write a song. Every word I say, you say the opposite." So Paul said hello, Alistair said goodbye, etc...

[@charlesbunch8383]

By the way, the Beatles filmed a music video for this. Worth checking out.

[@ronpotter9810]

This is a Paul McCartney song: "Hello, Goodbye’ was one of my songs. There are Geminian influences here I think: the twins. It’s such a deep theme in the universe, duality - man woman, black white, ebony ivory, high low, right wrong, up down, hello goodbye - that it was a very easy song to write. It’s just a song of duality, with me advocating the more positive. You say goodbye, I say hello. You say stop, I say go. I was advocating the more positive side of the duality, and I still do to this day". Paul McCartney The other side of the single was I Am The Walrus, a John Lennon composition.

[@The5thGen]

Paul used to use that song to open his concerts.

[@jimbrown868]

Harri: You've got to react to "All You Need Is Love." FYI: Hello Goodbye was the flip side on the single of "All You Need Is Love."

[@richardfehlmann4593]

Oh no, Jim! The flip side of All You Need is Love is "Baby You're a Rich Man". Hello Goodby was a single released end of 1967 with flip side I am the Walrus. And by the way, I am the Walrus was on the Magical Mystery Tour EP but Hello Goodbye was not. Harri had this wrong in this video 😉

[@jimbrown868]

@@richardfehlmann4593 I stand corrected. I knew there were a couple singles with big hits on both sides. Must be the age-thing creeping in. :) Nice catch my friend.

[@richardfehlmann4593]

@@jimbrown868 Nice to read your answer, Jim. Yes, the age thing is creeping in, for me too 😉 BTW, a single with both hit side I remember Penny Lane/Strawberry Fields Forever and We Can Work it Out/Day Tripper! Have a nice day 😊👍

[@GrouchyMarx]

Nice song and reaction Harri. As always! There's an older Beatles song to put on your to-do list, "A Hard Day's Night" (1964) and after that one you'll be ready to watch their first, excellent movie called A Hard Day's Night, one I'm sure you'll enjoy. Not sure if you could or should do a react vid on the movie as you know about copyright difficulties, but at least watch it for your own enjoyment. It was that movie that painted the Beatles characters and personalities to fans worldwide who had never seen them before, but only heard their songs. ✌️😎

[@rydelldownward7808]

Have you done “I Am the Walrus” yet? Prepare for a ride.

[@johnianknox1629]

Harri, the general understanding of the Beatles was, whoever was the main composer would do the lead vocals in this case it was PAUL. I believe at the formation of the band JOHN and PAUL both agreed that that composing would be labelled LENNON/MCCARTNEY. My next recommendation from them is from the LET IT BE album and performed on the roof concert which you'll get on utube "I've got a feeling ". Take care buddy.

[@ZaragonTrimaximalist]

One of the Beatles' carnival numbers.

[@dsusan17]

Great pick Harri!

[@billyraybar]

Ringo is a God

[@renechateaubriand2645]

ACTUALLY: George Harrison wrote quite a bit with Lennon and Macca but never got the writer's credit. Incredibly, he composed the hook to Eleanor Rigby, the defining motif of And I Love Her; he constructed "Happiness is A Warm Gun" as a unified whole out of two separate Lennon snippets: Harrison was and remains an essential Beatle, from his groundbreaking guitar playing, his woke-decades-ahead-of-the-game embrace of World Music (Indeed, he, along with the likes of Shankar, Marley, and Mclaughlin, is one of its founding creators), and his own incandescent songs (While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Here Comes the Sun, Something, etc.) are so much part of the Beatles' canon, legend, and ...GREATNESS.

[@jean-marieboucherit4518]

Of course. The Beatles were a band, a bond, they were THE BAND, they all contributed with each other.

[@cathyortiz1280]

I think they just wanted to experiment regardless. Bob Dylan was booed when he 1st went electric. It was a whole new sound but traditional folk lovers attacked him.

[@ploppill34]

Never do see any other one

[@vania1917]

The song is all Paul.

[@pattejomartin6275]

It was an awesome time you know through the 60s 70s and early '80s We had the pill for the first time ever and no sexual diseases that would kill us yet So much experimentation going on

[@pattejomartin6275]

With music and all

[@franklopez2803]

Flip side: I AM A WALRUS

[@ronpotter9810]

Also included on this album was the double sided hit single Penny Lane & Strawberry Fields. It is considered to be the biggest double sided hit ever. And both songs were meant for their album Sgt. Pepper, but didn't make it.

[@dinodasbunce6224]

Okay Harri you are on. Who were you dating when you first heard "Teddy Bear's Picnic". :-)

[@alanmusicman3385]

This is a very slight song made much better by the clever arrangement. Nevertheless it's the Beatles single I liked least and I regard it as a "tread water" effort at best.

[@robertleeluben]

Paul can write any damn thing and make a song you will be singing 30 years later, just check out Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey

[@andyallan2909]

Hello, Goodbye is not from "Magical Mystery Tour," it was a stand-alone, single. Capitol records in the USA, were notorious for trying to make extra money out of the Beatles by carving up their record releases. They released the Magical Mystery Tour as an album in America by adding singles (A and B sides) to the UK double EP release (6 songs) to make a whole album. "Hello, Goodbye," which has nothing to do with Magical Mystery Tour, was one of the songs they added.

[@gilbertorodriguez5344]

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[@1nelsondj]

Sampling another artist's music should be illegal. I've always thought this song was irresistible; recently Paul said it's about duality, maybe in retrospect. John was miffed that 'I Am the Walrus' was reduced to the b-side, I agree, it was far more complex, clever and psychedelic.

[@sourisvoleur4854]

Totally agree about Walrus but it's not #1 material, and they released singles to make money.

[@stevemd6488]

Yes agree, I want to say G Martin and Paul wanted this song to be the A side and John was really upset, "I'm tired of being Paul's back up band" or words to that effect.

[@markydh83]

Perhaps it was, but it wasn’t as easily marketable and wasn’t radio-friendly, which is the point of singles. One thing Paul was far better at than John was understanding what was and wasn’t the best choice for a single. He also got pissed off that Hey Jude was the A Side and Revolution was the B Side, but that was also very much the right choice.

[@stevemd6488]

@@markydh83 Agree, at that time there job was to create radio hits and John was tired of that. But isn't it interesting after all this time I would dare say most fans would say Walrus and Revolution are far superior songs. I might be wrong.

[@markydh83]

@@stevemd6488 I’m a fan and I definitely wouldn’t agree. I Am a Walrus is just John being a pretentious prat and throwing nonsense lyrics that sound clever together and people lap it up. It has no more lyrical merit than Why Don’t We Do it in the Road. In fact the latter does actually have a meaning. The former was just John trying to get one over people who spend their lives interpreting his songs. Hey Jude is one of the most popular songs ever written. Revolution is probably only known by Beatles fans. And I’d argue that the message within Hey Jude is one of Paul’s best from a lyrical point of view. Even John agreed with that.

[@jimmwi5931]

You want Happy, check out Octopuses Garden

[@barneymiller6204]

A lot of credit needs to go to George Martin for producing the Beatles to bring out their best characteristics.

[@Stacedog]

Please react to bron -y-air stomp by led Zeppelin

[@thomastimlin1724]

The video, actually a film, of Hello Goodbye, they did for this on a stage in a theater, in their Sergeant Pepper outfits etc, should have been included in the Magical Mystery Tour Film....it would have improved the film immensely, and cutting out some garbage stuff that just didn't work...it did not help that the BBC showed it on Boxing Day in Black and White...a color film in Black and White? How dumb is that? Totally loses it's visual effect. I saw a fantastic clean 35 millimeter copy of Magical Mystery Tour on the big screen in the theater once.

[@rman8554]

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