THIS IS OUT OF THIS WORLD! THE BEATLES - I'VE GOT A FEELING REACTION

THE BEATLES - I'VE GOT A FEELING REACTION
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[@notquitedone51]

Paul has impressive vocal range. This song is a friendly reminder of that.

[@hanoc101]

Yes. He could go from a ballad to a rocker in an instant.

[@user-michael77]

Had is the correct term 😂

[@sdversbott8985]

@@user-michael77can’t wait to hear how you sound in your 80’s. He can still rock, and yeah, he’s in his 80’s

[@Accam570]

@@user-michael77🙄

[@brianfisher6165]

The song “One after 909” (one of my all time favorite Beatles songs) kicks in right after this song and is a fantastic transition!!!

[@brianfisher6165]

@@loosilu I see 9:09 and 9:10 on the clock often and on other things like date stamps, dates!!! It’s programmed in my brain!!!🤣👌👍✌️😁

[@johnthegreek5836]

The Beatles will always be one of the best bands, their music will be played for generations to follow

[@altar964]

@johnthegreek5836 All the others were bands: the Beatles were a miracle. From "Love me do" to "Abbey road" and all in beetween in 8 years...who else?

[@LaStarza61]

I love that you hit this song... a very underrated Beatles song! From 1969 at the end of the "Get Back" sessions. This version was actually recorded on the rooftop of the Abbey Road recording studio.

[@bobwoolerOriGinal]

*Apple Studios

[@ptournas]

@@bobwoolerOriGinal It was never Apple Studios. It was EMI Studios, built by EMI and Columbia in 1929. In 1976 EMI renamed the studio Abbey Road Studios in honor of The Beatles.

[@bobwoolerOriGinal]

@@ptournas Yeah I know the history of Abbey Road Studios. I had the pleasure to visit in 2014 for a tour/lecture inside Studio 2. What I meant in my previous comment was that the rooftop concert was held on the roof of Apple Studios, not Abbey Road Studios

[@Stefan-]

@@bobwoolerOriGinal Yes, it was on the rooftop of Apple corps headquaters (The Beatles own company ) and the audio was recorded to two 8 track tape machines that were in the studio in the basement of the same building.

[@1967PONTIACGTO]

you can watch them perform this live on the rooftop on youtube

[@marthaz]

You got it right Jayy - on every point. genius songwriters and musicians - huge catalogs together and individually.🔥🙏😌

[@brianfisher6165]

Yes, that second vocal is John!!!👌👍✌️😁

[@brianfisher6165]

Great song!!! That’s Paul singing the first segment 👌👍😁✌️

[@OneRaxy]

The fact that was played LIVE is incredible.

[@tomasgonzalezmarin6118]

A fantastic song!!! Love the Beatles! Regards from Chile! :-)

[@mikefetterman6782]

Paul always had the ability to have a wide range with his voice. One listen to "Baby I'm Amazed" and then Monkeyberry Delight will show you how varied his tonsils are. He was the first artist to be called "The Voice".

[@mikefetterman6782]

That is John doing his "Wet Dream" lines in the middle 12.

[@michaelway7936]

Don't know if you heard it yet but another banger to check out is Helter Skelter with Paul and his incredible vocals and the manic drumming of Ringo. Possibly the first instance of a heavy metal vibe influence

[@noles9998]

You are correct. Pauls I got a feeling was combined with an unfinished song of Johns, which completed the whole song.

[@ILoveSKH]

Amazing result, right!?!

[@leslieschwimmer576]

This is a co-written song by 2 geniuses, intertwined!

[@josephshafer1134]

Paul did this song on his 2022 tour. When the John part came up it was worked out that John was shown on the large screen behind Paul singing his part so it was like John and Paul were singing together again. It led to a great crowd reaction and many tears in the crowd as well. It's worth checking out.

[@azcactus2008]

For someone who is relatively new, going down the Beatles rabbit hole, you have a very good ear for who is singing what song.

[@IshwaraYogaNET]

You got it right !

[@josephtingley654]

Paul is the one singing the whole song and towards the end John sings.

[@usmcrn4418]

Don’t feel bad.. it took me years to get to where I could distinguish between John and Paul, especially when they singing forcefully soulfully.. yes that’s Lennon chiming in in mid song😎

[@keithkoenig5320]

Possibly my favorite Beatles song by Paul.

[@romeosyne]

I remember way back in the day when my dad was still alive I was listening to The Beatles song "Old Brown shoe" for the 1st time and I said that's Paul. My dad just muttered "that's George ". I knew I had a long way to go to catch up with him on Beatleology....

[@CharlesBridgTec]

This is live from the Roof top concert in 1969.

[@CarrotFlowers421]

That keyboard is played by Billy Preston, famous soul musician. They had a black Beatle for a hot minute!

[@andredantas3736]

Great !!! Paul incredible !!!

[@lorrylubbock7223]

Ding, ding you are the winner!! Paul, then John.😃

[@free..to..air..]

It's very refreshing to see young people discovering the Beatles..yes..there's something to find in every track...musical innovation at every turn...keep on playing

[@johnsrensen3366]

Paul was the softie in beatles i like this paul a great songsinger

[@buttercup1765]

They bottled magic and we are still listening

[@williamobryan682]

Love your reactions and commentary ! Thank you !

[@FluffyNicholas]

Girl you’ve got it right every time. It took me years to figure out if it was Paul or John but you clearly have an ear for it. For them.

[@claya7580]

The best roof song!

[@debbiechang5781]

Great reaction! Thanks for doing the Beatles on your channel. Also love your Linda Ronstadt videos. “Long Long Time” is one of her most beautiful early hits. But, as you have said before, anything Linda sings is amazing 😁. Keep em coming honey. 🎄✌️

[@RodneyIgnacio]

Yep that's Paul and John going back and forth! They harmonize so well! React to their legendary rooftop performance, where they play that song along with others such as, "Get Back," "Don't Let Me Down," and "One After 909." OR if you have time, react to the entire Get Back documentary. With the amount of Beatles music you've been exposed to, you will DEFINITELY appreciate that doc!!

[@forastero4ever]

this is another proof that they were ahead of their time.

[@walterfleury3840]

This song was 2 songs. Paul had a piece, john had a piece and they melded them together. So you are SPOT ON it was 2 songs made into one. They do the same with A Day In The Life as well. Paul sings one verse in the middle that he wrote, John sings the rest that he wrote.

[@minnidrake3342]

Love the Jay show thanks happy new year

[@davidroberts4769]

Paul is the singer at the beginning of the song, John comes in in the middle and it's both of them at the end of the song. The more Beatles song you hear the easier it gets to pick out who the singer is

[@jamesbuckingham357]

Love the headphones kitten - first time watcher, you have a new fan! This song was done live, outside, in the freezing cold of an English January winter.

[@BillySavedra-lf9rs]

You are correct I'm hard core Beatles fan you 🎉 % correct Paul is singing I've gotten feeling and John is every body had a parts

[@delmar418]

Actually, you were right. They were two different songs put together. I've Got A feeling, or "Feeling" Paul's song about meeting Linda, and "Everybody Had A Hard Time" Lennon, about when he was busted for weed and detoxing off heroin. Lennon & McCartney, put them together in the studio as one song.

[@danielhead8123]

My fav song on let it be

[@timbaker6540]

You are getting their voices. The more you listen the easier it gets. I enjoy your reactions

[@chrisostneberg1817]

Paul has a deep voice he used on songs like this and Lady Madonna. That is Lennon in the middle.

[@paulraymond959]

Good song good reaction

[@snerdterguson]

Every once in a while it hits me that as good as this stuff is. This song, one after 909, Let it Be, Across the Universe, Long and Winding Road and Get Back... This was them at their most contentious, broken up in all but name. That's how great the Beatles were. Them at their worst is probably still a top 50 or so album.

[@delmar418]

"Everybody had a good time, wet dream, rolled their socks up, put the fool down" Lennon.

[@amb2745]

"We'll do Dig A Pony followed by "I've Got A Fever"....John Lennon during the Let It Be sessions.

[@thomastimlin1724]

You also hearing the great Billy Preston on electric piano. This was all recorded live, no overdubs or trucks.

[@slavaukraini404]

What's more insane is that this is a live recording from the rooftop concert.

[@charlesdavis7461]

There are tracks which allow them to put one on a track, another on another track, including the different instruments.

[@walterfleury3840]

Paul starts on vocals, John takes over, then they both finish the song.

[@sallysharp3845]

Yep, you got them right.

[@pete3883]

RAW

[@hawkman4828]

you got it right

[@carls1959]

It's Paul's "I got a feeling" and John's "Everybody had a bad year." I looked it up and it sounds right. My brother had every Beatles Album growing up. Heard a lot of them.

[@spitfirenutspitfirenut4835]

You got the voices correct. ❤️

[@md091000]

Yes

[@chrisjamieson3452]

This and Two of Us, were my favorite songs from the album. I also liked One after 909 and For You Blue. The hits were O.K. Underrated album.

[@snerdterguson]

And that's the Beatles at their worst. Fighting and basically already breaking up. Incredible. The let it be naked album really made me like it a lot more. Without the, at times, over the top orchestral bits, the songs were better able to speak for themselves and I believe came across better than the original release. Glad Paul felt the need to get that out.

[@loosilu]

When you hear a big beefy voice, that's Paul!! That's his Elvis voice,. His voice is BIG when he wants it. Paul sings all of the highest parts and also all of the lowest parts. His voice at its peak was 4 and a half octaves, which is insanely rare.

[@isyourbackstillbad]

John mostly did the deeper stuff, he had a really powerful voice on the lower register. They both had impressive vocal range, but four plus octaves? no: Paul's impressive two octaves and an augmented fourth was just short of John's amazing two octaves and a fifth. Together with George's underrated middle register, their three part harmonies were sublime. There were rock singers out there with wider ranges, but The Beatles' sound was untouchable.

[@loosilu]

@@isyourbackstillbad Paul had over 4 octaves. It's documented.

[@isyourbackstillbad]

@@loosilu maybe on Wikipedia - but we all know they can (and do) get things wrong. If it is documented, then it's documented wrongly, because he didn't - and that's according to Todd Lowry, who arranged "The Complete Beatles" for publication; and as well as being the author of more than 20 books about music, he is also a music director, songwriter/composer and pianist with a Masters of Music from the University of North Texas. Having investigated this professionally, the lowest note he could find which Paul McCartney sang on record was a B2 on “And I Love Her.” The highest note he sang was an F5 on “Maybe I’m Amazed.” That puts him just shy of the span covered by John Lennon - amazingly within a single song! ("Happiness Is A Warm Gun") - ranging between a low G2, sung at the end of the phrase, “Mother Superior jumped the gun” and the highest note he sang, which was a D5, sung near the end on the word “gun.” Both Paul and John were vocally strong throughout their impressive ranges.

[@loosilu]

@@isyourbackstillbad It's in many places, including KZbin videos with recorded examples.

[@loosilu]

@@isyourbackstillbad This video documents his 4.5 octaves kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6bSqpd9mbtgnNE

[@guyray1504]

This was the " Roof top" songs done live ,unannounced on top of apple headquarters.

[@brandonfizer4094]

You got the voices right! :)

[@epicycles700]

Paul is the man of a thousand voices.

[@GunnarJohnson-tj1wk]

You're not a music expert, but you know good shrimp when you hear it!

[@chrisnicol1644]

Oh yes... Took me 10 minutes to learn this bass-line...

[@qiph]

you were right the the first part was Paul and lennon sang the softer verses

[@scottchapin2323]

Paul McCartney, the man of a thousand voices. He had the ability to adapt his voice to the song

[@Tuesdays_Gone]

Yes, that’s Paul; his voice is deeper than John’s.

[@slingingsammy]

I respect you beautiful lady...music transcends race

[@savanna1980]

You are so precious. The reason that new Beatles fans get confused about when it's Paul is because he's maybe the most versatile vocalist in history. He has about 20 different versions of his voice that he can employ with ease. This is rocker Paul, but there is also pop Paul, Crooner Paul, maudlin Paul, classical Paul, country Paul, jazz Paul, silly Paul, character Paul, falsetto Paul, airy Paul, and others. The best thing to do when you're just familiarizing yourself with Beatles is to learn the other three's voices, and then you know the rest is all Paul. George has a higher, softer voice that's very ephemeral with almost no vibrato. John has a nasal, scooping voice that cuts through the instruments. Ringo is easy, because he's the only one with a deeper baritone voice that sounds just like his speaking voice. The other 20 voices are all the genius of Sir Paul.

[@abc456f]

You got it right.

[@terrypeckham4744]

I get Paul and John's voices confused all the time and I been listening to them is 1967!!

[@jameskennedy721]

Paul sings the rowdy part . John is heard in the part about " everybody had a hard year " .

[@patticrichton1135]

Yes THAT's PAUL "I've Got a Feeling....." and then John "everybody's had a good year....." and then they sing both songs together, you are absolutely right! This is from their roof top "concert" on Jan. 30, 1969 on the roof of their Apple Corps offices on 3 Saville Row in London. It was filmed and recorded live. Here is the video for it...... kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIW9aWNqjN2jfck

[@junplanas1403]

You're 👍 right, it was Paul and John.

[@jessicamowry1372]

I suggest you watch the Beatles Movies it might help you differentiate their voices easier once you notice the distinctions it becomes much easier over time but sometimes they can surprise you if they wanted to also watch get back because this was part of the roof top concert and the often mentioned movie for the Let It Be album that became the Get Back documentary but it is good.

[@spreet65]

You've gotta watch the rooftop concert version & react to that. This was the live version they recorded on the rooftop which was put on the album. Definitely Paul & then John with George lead guitar

[@azcactus2008]

Imagine what it was like when they broke up. I was nine years old and I was crushed when I heard that they broke up.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Yes, that was Paul at the beginning. And you're right, that was Lennon coming in later.

[@blitztim6416]

It's a mash up. A 1969 mash up. Paul had a song. John had a song. John added his to Paul's.

[@elvisandbeachboysfan]

youre spot on with the 2 songs and Paul first then John.

[@kegalormoon]

You should try Hey bulldog if you like lennon voice try hide your love away, or Mr Moonlight.

[@relevantbrother8964]

Paul had a light tenor voice but he also could do this deep,chest voice eg.Lady Madonna ,I've got a feeling ,Why don't we do it in the Road,Oh Darling.

[@richardlindell9976]

You'll find as you go, Paul has a great voice and range! That was Paul in the start. Yes that was John coming in later.

[@nmmbg]

shoot, i'd say you are a music expert

[@Sonia-tf4og]

❤💪💪💪💪

[@VIDSTORAGE]

Yea that is John LENNON when he comes in EVERY BODY HAD A HARD YEAR .. They got back to the roots after the psychedelic shack broke down .

[@mikecaetano]

Now check out the version McCartney sang in concert earlier this year ... Paul McCartney - I've Got a Feeling (feat. John Lennon) (Glastonbury 2022) kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWW4pIuhqNR6hMk

[@loosilu]

I saw it in Baltimore, it brought down the HOUSE

[@loosilu]

Did you notice that the stage lighting was exactly the same as Twickenham Studios in Get Back?

[@mikecaetano]

@@loosilu Oh yeah...

[@America395]

Both of them sang that song, but in case you don't know George had a heavenly voice that sound like Paul and John combined,Ringo is the Beat int Beatles,they were the perfect combination❤

[@Brandi6666]

Your actually getting pretty good at recognizing the leads. Oh youll know ringo easily but georgie might give you a hard time. Yes paul then jounny🤘❤️

[@daniellittle830]

First verse Paul second verse John 3rd verse Paul and John oh, I think you rarely hear opposing lyrics being sang at the same time unless it's the Beatles and it works well

[@tedregal8545]

Yes it's John and Paul. I don't see what the big mystery is recognizing their voices.

[@johnathanstruble1064]

👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍!!

[@paulcollins7185]

Paul!!!!!!!!!

[@kevanbodsworth9868]

YOu should watch the roof top live which this is , You willse who is singing and when,

[@Toomaletoopaletoostale]

I think you would enjoy ‘ here there and everywhere’, if you haven’t already done it .

[@SageOftheSubway]

Yes. That’s Lennon.

[@markniceley]

It's a Mashup. Two different songs put together. Watch the live version.

[@johng.8517]

Been a while since you played music by YES. How about "Close to the Edge" or "Awaken", "The Gates of Delirium". "Turn of the Century"... Loads of good ones.

[@davidcohen7146]

Jayy- The first part of I've got a feeling is Paul McCartney and the backup is John so you were right. For future reference its not really that hard to tell the difference between Paul and Johns voice. Whenever you heard the loud soulful voice then you always know thats Paul bc John couldn't hit the high notes like Paul Could. It also usually is always going to be either Paul or John with the lead bc George didn't sing lead or write to many songs.

[@snerdterguson]

George sang lead on several songs. Among them, Taxman, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Something, Old Brown Shoe, Within You Without You, and Here Comes the Sun. He sang lead for every non instrumental song he wrote with the Beatles. I believe all told he wrote 23 or so songs with lyrics. He sang lead on some songs for every album. All told, he is credited as having sung lead on 34 Beatles tracks from Their first Album through Let It Be.

[@davidcohen7146]

@@snerdterguson The majority of Beatle songs were written by either Paul or John. Of course I know the songs that you mentioned he wrote. George was great in his own right but it was Paul and Johns group and everyone knew that. Paul in fact is the one who got George originally in the group.

[@BridewellSeniorTube]

First singer Paul. 2nd Lennon 😉