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That makes no sense. 9:50 Where did all those 'racists' get a bunch of R&B and 'black' records from? Those don't sound like something those fans would have owned in the first place. Remember these had to be brought and turned in directly by individual fans in order to get a ticket.

John Lennon jokingly singing 'Goodnight' czcams.com/users/shortsMy7G1LYtp-A?si=Dm3WDWk7hbpLmkTQ

What did he mean we are Christ and we are Hitler ?

“I’d say, oh no” Haha 😉👍🏻

GOD SAVE THE VILLAGE GREEN ... AND ... GOD SAVE THE KINKS ! just saying

The Ivory Coast is said to have the highest taxes in the world at 60% of income, but Californians, who pay a combined tax rate of 53% at the highest income levels strongly identify with the now classic song, "Taxman." But, I suppose, they should still "Be thankful [they] don't take it all." Also, regarding John's contribution of a line to "Taxman," there are so many great lines and thoughts in "Taxman" that George came up with on his own that it seems silly that John would be "offended" that George didn't officially mention it in his book. For example, I can't think of a single other popular song that incorporates math into the lyrics. George sings (in his Taxman persona) "There's one for you, nineteen for me." Then shortly after, he sings "Should five percent appear too small - Be thankful, I don't take it all." The math component inherent in the lyrics is 1 + 19 = 20 and 1 ÷ 20 = 5%. The song is brilliant on many levels. And it's one of the best songs on Revolver, one of the Beatles' best LPs (as they called records back then, short for long-playing).

Paul’s guitar work on Taxman is epic..

The motown house in Detroit is the greatest music landmark in music history

this song is literally the pumped up kicks from 1969, melody: 😋🔥🤘🏻💞🥰 lyrics: 💀🥵👹☠️🔥😾🧟

Thank you very much for this James..

This was John Lennon's song 100% (guitar, melody, lyrics, concept) -- regardless of what McCartney says (only after Lennon's murder).

This part of the get back documentary was where I really made a u turn on john lennon.. I used to idolise him ad the working class hero and epitome of cool. But as I've matured I've grown a massive amount of respect for George's musical talent and quiet grace.. the way john acts like an ignorant bully through that part really left a sour taste in my mouth and really changed the way I see him

Even though video is 4 years old I’m a fan of the Beatles getting a bit more info on them always good I admit I am one of those to just blame yoko wishing they never broke up And your song gotta admit sounded like John Lennon to me I was shocked has a good tune and sounds like a Beatle song

If you really listen to this song, it's a build up to an orgasm...and beyond!

What happened to you

I am 49. I have loved so many generations of music. This song is my hands down favorite.

First of all the movie I not a documentary, in a very poor way to find the truth about Freddy😊

I'm glad George brought to light the Indian influence in his music. The Beatles were musical innovators and that's why people still enjoy the music they made so many years ago.

Shes so unattractive and teenage-boy figured... 😮

if not a celeb or connected it was a crap shoot to get in, but if you didn't you just went somewhere else. manhattan was buzzing then.

3:48 Russell was actually possessed by his friend after someone shot him and drove off. That ghost was very good a rap apparently so in some songs he comes out and starts rapping. Eg: Clint Eastwood.

I believe John used Yoko to be the scapegoat of him wanting to leave without him actually saying it. A power grab, an ego & narcissistic approach. Listen, John has always believed he was in charge. Remember that he fought Paul on creativity on songs, rhythms, lyrics & criticized Paul's song on "Yesterday" John wouldn't even allow George any say or input, then comes Yoko who John listened to! She wasn't a musician, she couldn't sing & she was tone deaf but yet John gave her a platform while dismissing his bandmates inputs. This pissed off Paul, George & Ringo. Yes, John asked Yoko to the recording sessions, but she could've said no! She should've realized that their dynamics & relationship as a band were fragile & should've known better. Yoko was the straw that broke the camels back!

It's a heartbreaking tune - the commentary on Father McKenzie more aptly describes a man in despair, who has lost faith but in delusion still clings to convention...

유튜브에 올려진 Understanding Lennon and McCarteney란 제목의 영상, 아마 part 4를 보면 레논의 80년도 인터뷰가 있는데 노래 lf I fell이 In my life의 전조가 되는 노래였다고 하며 코드진행이 유사하다고 합니다. 예전부터 멜로딕한 사랑노래를 오래 전부터 썼다고 했지요. 폴은 You really got a holdon me 멜로디에 기초해서 자신이 모두 썼다고 주장하는데요, 글쎄요 제 귀에는 IfI fell과 혈통이 비슷해 보이는군요. 65년 가을 경 앨범 나오기 전에 신문 인터뷰에서 폴은 존과 Places I remember이란 노래를 작업했는데 작업이 늘어지고 지루해져서 포기했단 인터뷰를 한 적이 있습니다. 그러므로 존의 완성된 가사에다 폴이 혼자 멜로디를 다 작업했다는 건 기억이 왜곡됐을 확률이 커 보입니다.

My grandfather was The Beatles fan

RIP Davey Peter and Michael poor mickey all alone😢

I will always love Disco!

The song was written about John not Jullian Paul was afraid that John would find out that the song was about him. Hey Jude ( John) don’t make it bad.( the marriage with Cynthia) Take a sad song( their marriage) and make it better( work on your marriage and forget about Yoko) Paul thinks that maybe John realized it was about him later on.

Cranberry Sauce...

BRILLIANT!

Siouxsie & The Banshees recorded it as well.

It's normal for artists to do that to the other artists around them, I would think. It comes with the territory. John Lennon was naive, apparently. IThats why his music with Yoko Ono sucked, probably. No, I don't think anybody sabotaged anybody, though, and it doesn't matter. They played together perfectly and all of them contributed. Until it ended. Love Across The Universe!

I think Rubber Soul does mark the change from early Beatles to late Beatles. Rubber Soul is the collision point where the two meet, Revolver is firmly on the side of late Beatles, IMO. Great vid.

The medley is indeed a fabulous and a VERY Beatles thing to do, but John later saying he didnt like it is also a really John thing to do.

In the documentary "George Harrison: Living in the Material World", his wife describes a moment where he saw a beautiful sunset and exclaimed "I want to be able to do that!". I believe, if George got his wish, he most definatly sent those beetles xD

Who says that the thumbnail is outdated.

Toni Basil was also in "Head." She was Davy's dance partner in "Daddy's Song."

1. Stevie Wonder: Talking Book 2. Chambers Brothers: The Time Has Come 3. Joni Mitchell: Hejira 4. The Swan Silvertones: Timeless Gospel Classics 5. Missing Persons: The Best of Missing Persons 6. Santana: Santana IV

Get real, serial killer Ian Brady influenced Paul McCartney to write this disgusting lyric 🤮

BAND ON THE RUN RELEASE DATES WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 5TH 1973 US FRIDAY DECEMBER 7TH 1973 UK.

These people “Stars” are being abducted , held hostage and CLONED so they can continue making money off their image until the feel the image is not prosperous . THE TRUTH WILL BE REVEALED ON WHAT YAL ARE DOING TO THESE PEOPLE . COSMIC PAW AND JUDFEMENT IS HERE! #FREEDOM

She was sold to Clarence cult , that was not a church . Her mother was Ella Fitzgerald they have been doing this to Hollywood starz children for money for years !! The truth will come out !🎉

Ringo wrote Octopus'' Garden which one of the nices songs on Abbey Road, which fantastic backup singing and a great guitar solo by George. BTW, George thought of Rubber Soul and Revolver as two discs of the same album.

It was as if George discovered gold in the Gold Rush of 1848 and he knew it.

Back then I was always buying the LP and for some reason known only to God I never got that one, in spite of knowing how great Argent and the Zombies were. Kind of wish I had.

I wish i had the striped jacket!

Ok

With all due respect, Sir Paul has been suddenly changing alot of Beatle history lately. I'm sticking with 'It's a John song'.

The only Beatle who said good things about Sgt. Pepper was Paul -- unsurprising as it's mostly his baby lol