The Beatles - "Hey Jude" - REACTION
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So sad that people don't know much about the greatest group the world has ever seen. They revolutionised music and music today has a lot to thank for them.
Don't agree. Much more fun seeing people discover them.
Who...Pink Floyd?
😉
@@gavinhall6040 Hahahaha yeah right
@@spoonunit03 In a way yes but to know nothing is a shame
@@gavinhall6040 Pink Floyd's psychedelic period with their early singles: "Arnold Layne" and, especially,"See Emily Play" (Video is fun) was influenced they said by THe Beatles.
One of the record company execs warned that radio stations would never play a 7-minute song with 3 minutes of "na na na" at the end. To which John replied, "They will if it's us."
Actually, Macarthur's Park was released four months before Hey Jude with a run time of 7 min. 21 sec.
@@jamesdrynan And has roughly 1/1,000,000th of the historical impact as "Hey Jude."
He was so right.
And he was right
@@jamesdrynanMacarthur park was 7 mins long.. Really wow 7 mins of shite lol
Beatles changed the world
Hey Jude was #1 for 9 weeks in the USA in the fall of 1968. Their biggest selling single. They had not had a single record for 5-6 months [since Lady Madonna]. Some critics used this to claim the Beatles were washed up. Then Hey Jude came out and shout them up and knocked them on their ass. hahahha.
The Beatles are simply the best
Paul and John had the yin yang duality and balance for a few glorious years. What joy they brought us. Thanks for that.
There was only one band ever in the world who's music is timeless. And that's the beatles. The music will bridge generation for ever and ever.
When you will know their whole work, you will see that their were not a band but a miracle.
The best thing on the video is the kids reactions... They know this is such an iconic moment
Lucky gits!
One of the greatest songs of all time by the greatest band of all time. Simples!
The humor of the Beatles was the part of the intro, live, the stuffy British host, thought he would dictate how the intro would go, and Lennon and the boys threw him a loop..Live TV...then they debut this Masterpiece..also LIVE. 😁🤔❤️✌️
Ahhh....the million dollar voice of paul mccartney, that could do anything, any style, many times within the same song ...”butter” is spot on, one of his many modes/levels....id do almost anything just to be able to sing the word “better” like Paul does in Hey Jude
If you haven't seen it you should check out Paul on carpool Karaoke
Did you notice at 4:50 into the video where Paul makes eye contact with John as he had forgot to join in with backing vocals and John makes an oh well expression back to Paul. So then at 6:30 into the video Paul makes eye contact with John again to remind him to join in this time with backing vocals.
And they crack up laughing.
I wondered why Paul kept staring over to john
@@gemini802 John’s habit may have screwed up his memory of when to enter with his harmony part. Just a guess.
Definitely do more Beatles
And there you have it the greatest band ever thank you Beatles thank you better everyday
The actual studio video debuted in the U.S. on Oct. 6, 1968 on the Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour. I don't know if this performance on the David Frost Show in the UK was planned. David Frost was a very famous TV host of comedy/satire shows and had John Cleese as a performer/writer on The Frost Report along with the other Pythons.
I don't know if you were conscious of it, but this really moved you. You was swaying to the rhythm. It is a testament of the power of music.
for me the one word that best describes the beatles is "magical." with each new album, i collected them white album to let it be and then backward from magical mystery tour to their first album (the american versions). each new album took me to different world of magic and wonder. the beatles were a fairytale brought to life. a fairytale for all ages and backgrounds. i can never fully express the extent of the pleasure these people brought into my life.
Paul wrote this song to John Lennon's song Juliun whose parents were getting divorced...the screaming was done by Paul who really goes all out on the studiosong...he said it was so much fun doing it
Play this anywhere in the UK and the whole place will be singing along at the end
Brentford vs Arsenal two years ago, the whole stadium singing. Thrilling atmosphere!
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Got to see Paul McCartney in San Francisco in 2010 on my birthday with my oldest daughter and 40 thousand of our closest friends for over 3 hours of great music and everyone young and old stood and sang along!
It was a different time. Can you picture the studio audience joining a world famous band on stage nowadays...? 🤔
Remember they played that live! McCartney's vocal is incredible. Brings tears to my eyes.
It wasn't live. Pre-recorded with vocals double tracked.
@@revco196yes.. there's brass in it towards the end..I wonder what parts were added live? Just maccas extra voice?
@@revco196 I thought the vocals and backing vocals were live
When each member went on and did their own music, it was great, however when you put them together, it`s MAGICIAL.
tThe Beatles are forever!!!
Absolutely the most addictive 11 syllables in music history.
Get yourself here to Liverpool were the Beatles are from, and walk down Mathew Street were the music is amazing, you will not be dissapointed
You were right actually, that's called melody haha
And yeah Paul is the best melody maker EVER, it's fking insane how many amazing ones he's created!
Crazy to think about how long ago this came out. I was in grade 6 in 1968 and now I am retired!
It's really fun to watch your non verbal reactions ... Swaying, smiling, etc.. Very nice, young lady. Cheers.
😊 thank you
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yes, it's something you can't define.
So glad you enjoyed this one! This was The David Frost Show (the serious guy in the beginning) I finally saw Paul McCartney (the vocalist) a few years ago and the whole audience stands up for this one, he has the audience sing the "Na Na Na Na"s without music, I got chills! The song is actually about Julian Lennon, the young son of John Lennon, who is the guitarist with glasses. When John and his wife got divorced, Paul wrote the song for Julian ("Jude") to let him know that things will get better. There's something about the song that just makes people feel good. Also interesting to note is the different ethnicities and nationalities in the audience. The Beatles' fame rose in the 1960's when segregation was widespread. They refused to play, and would cancel performances if the audiences were segregated at their concerts.
Not really. It was actually the video for the song Hey Jude directed by Michael Lindsay Hogg and filmed at Twickenham Studios in Sept 1968 . David Frost recorded an insert at the beginning to give the illusion that The Beatles were exclusively appearing on his show.They also filmed a promo for Revolution the same day.
@@scottandrewbrass Where was the performance broadcast in the UK? That's what I was answering, not where it was filmed.
@Michael Rogers true. There was segregation in South Africa, of course, but Paul McCartney (their bassist, playing piano in this song) stated in 1966 that the Beatles did not harbor prejudice. “We always liked to present audiences of various ethnicities… We never wanted to play South Africa or any other country where blacks were separated because our attitude was shared by everyone in the group.”
South Africa banned the playing of Beatles records. Israel banned them from entering the country too, and they still are… and look, Israel is now accused of being an apartheid regime too! China also banned them, and Russia, but then they banned all western culture.
There’s a theme. 🤔
@@scottandrewbrass These were the only actually times that these songs were done live, the vocals anyways. This version of " Revolution " they were still saying " sho do we do wah "
I got to see Paul McCartney in concert last June, and when he and his band played "Hey, Jude" , everyone sang along, especially the "Nah, nah, nah, nah's" it was a blast, and deeply moving.
The first line of the song was written for John's son Julian (initially sung as Jules) but the rest of the song is about the end of Paul's relationship with his longtime love Jane Asher and the new beginning with Linda Eastman, his soon to be wife. Paul has said so. Julian recently released an album (last year?) titled "Jude".
Great video--thank you! In case no one has mentioned it, the video image is flipped, making it look like John and George are playing left-handed when they were both righties
First time watching a reaction from you...Really enjoyed it. You made some great comments and observations. The Beatles are the greatest.
Great song. Love the line ' for well you know that it's a fool who plays it cool by making this world a little colder'. Words to live by.
I love how the crowd is such a cross-section of humanity. Young, old, white, black, there's a Sikh gentleman, just totally indiscriminate.
Great point, even more when you consider this was from 1968.
This was very intentional because the White Power movement was gaining steam in Britain at that time and discrimination against black and Asian people was becoming widespread. The Beatles, the most popular and influential group in the world were saying the hell with that and making a powerful statement for inclusivity.
Me too...! I read somewhere that they were not the usual David Frost Show TV audience, but special guests invited by the Beatles themselves, made up of the young girls that used to regularly hang around the Apple office and other places for a glimpse or a word with a Beatle, affectionately nicknamed by them Apple Scruffs (scruffs meant 'apple core' in Liverpool slang, and also scruffily dressed people); fan club members; and lastly, invitations given out at random by students in Twickenham, a mixed demographic suburb of London where the film studio was where this was recorded. They all spent the day there with several takes making up the final 'video', so audience and band were all very comfortable and having fun with each other by the end, as is clear in the Na-na-na section.
Oh, and the old guy with the carnations behind his ears was a street performer/ busker the Beatles had befriended, who hung out with them for a while. His schtick was to stand in the middle of the road balancing a wine bottle on his head while belting out music-hall and show songs... 🙂
The background orchestra was probably part of the David Frost show from which this clip comes from ..they play his theme tune at the beginning which may have been an intro from a commercial break.The people are from the audience.
Paul's voice is superb here
Way before we had video tape. I purchased a copy of this on super 8mm color sound film in January of 1979 !!! Needless to say, all my friends were blown away that I had a copy of this !!! LOL :)
Just knowing they existed brings joy 🤘❤️. That ending goes on forever in my head. 😂 they prob asked john to be a little more presentable; notice his red bowtie😂😂😂😂😂
This is the best version with extra vocal overdubb
I love the way Pauls’ eyes keeping darting to John who is trying to make him laugh 😊
Fantastic !! No blocks and no edits on this end. Great reaction !🎉
It was blocked, but YT releases the block after 48 hours, at least until the copyright dispute is reviewed (at which time, the company will confirm the block and it will no longer be available). Either way, I am happy this one is available as well. :)
It was a TV show and they hadn’t done a live performance in a few years (they stopped touring because of Beatlemania) so those folks were definitely having a pinch-me moment lol. Yes, Paul lead all vocals, screams and all 💙
It was a music video.
While Paul McCartney's vocal was live, other parts weren't.
It was recorded in a film studio in front of guests. There were 3 takes.
It debuted on the David Frost Show a few days later.
Hi, Reina, don't forget the live-performance from "All you need is love" at the "Our World"-Satellite-Show the year before.
@@braudabo That’s true. I didn’t think about that one. Thanks
Biggest Rock band ever
It was the 1960's year of free love and a happy time.
Even just for your own pleasure, you should watch Paul McCartney doing James Cordon's Carpool Karaoke. At the very end, they have a great sing song in a pub in Liverpool. That's the very best bit.
Great all around. :) The yells at the end were from Paul McCartney.
I forgot how cute Paul was
This was their first "public appearance" since they quite touring in 1966. This experience led them to bgin the Get Back sessions which originally was to be rehearsals for a television performance.
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Only 5 chords in the entire song- hard to believe! But that’s the Beatles. 5 chords + Beatles magic= a classic song for the ages!
This Was A World Wide Live Broadcast Event That Was Aired Years Ago Back In The Seventies.👍
Much different times back then. Can you imagine even trying to get close to the stage these days ?
Those “notes that flow” are referred to as “The Melody.”
Like it girl, and I love your channel, hello from Liverpool 🇬🇧👍💗
If you could say it with words, we wouldn't need the music. ;)
Review if you please, the last few songs from side 2 of Abbey Road also known as "The Medley"
"Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/The End" it's short, about 5 minutes, 7 seconds but it's their swan song as that album, Abbey Road was the actual last album they recorded together though "Let It Be" was the last one released but recorded before Abbey Road.
It was written for John Lennon's young son who Paul went to see after John left Cythia. So he started with the line 'hey Jules'
Like it.
The background is your character! Be proud and post it! Do not settle for less!!!
It didn't affect the music, but the image of this video is reversed, and so John and George look left handed. Enjoyed your reaction to this classic song.
I think that reversing the video might make it harder for copyright holder to block?
@@orchidwave2574 I’ve wondered why so many reaction videos have reversed images. Your idea makes more sense than anything I could come up with.
@@orchidwave2574 that's an interesting thought... great if it works!
Reversing it, and making it slightly see-through, help with blocking (but don't guarantee it won't be blocked).
I was a pimply faced teenager in Southern California in the early 1960s, when popular music was dominated by American artists playing Hollywood sanitized rock and roll. Then came the British invasion headed by the Beatles. However, this didn't affect mainstream or orchestral music. Then in 1967 the Beatles released Sargent Pepper's, and the whole music world pivoted. For me, Sgt. Pepper's was musical 'ground zero, so great was it's impact. The album gave permission to so many musical artists of all genres to be their best creatively. There is a documentary made from film recordings of their last recording sessions at Abbey Road studios, including the roof top performances, of songs that went into two albums; Abbey Road and Let it Be. The best part of the documentary is seeing this group create incredible songs out of thin air in real time.
Interesting that I ve seen this a this a thousand times and just realized John was playing his guitar LEFT handed! Cool
I guess you're joking. whole thing is mirrored. looked weird with J & G looking like they were playing left handed.
I was watching that film, The Day The Earth Stood Still with Keanu Reeves as Klaatu. My favourite bit was when he was about to allow that big robot to destroy the world, until Dr Helen Benson gives him the Beatles White Album. That was the moment Klaatu decides to spare the Earth.
There is nothing I can really say about "Hey Jude" that hasn't been said already. Is EPIC!!!❤❤❤❤. But correct me if I'm wrong, but this looks like a different version of the video. I mean I'm seeing different images and shots that I haven't seeing before. The angles are also different.
The video on this clip is a mirror image of the original. Both John and George look like they are playing guitar left handed and Ringo's drum set is backward.
For one shining moment.Tony
I think you'd love Dave Clark 5, from around '63 to '66 ? Same time the Beatles were arriving.
As can guess, the fab four were well known for goofing around.
Seriously she had never heard of "Hey Jude " before ?
Truly strange
Apparently not but then British humour is not au fait with some US cits.
@@jillelliott8175 The Beatles were known for their humour .
But even more for their music !
Thanks! Your Reactions and Understanding are really unique!
Thank you. Should do "Let It Be"
And at the end of the day they were just 4 lads from Liverpool. And yet they became giants
Greetings from Oregon Phido and I are happy to subscribe. We hope you have a great day
Never pause a Beatles song
What folks who react to the Beatles can't or don't understand is that in the 60s 70s the Beatles were not just a group, they were a happening. Never toured much they were too busy writing & recording stretching the capabilities of the limited technology of that era.
I never understand these organisations that block content on CZcams. People like you bring this music to new audiences who are then likely to go out and buy the records. Sounds like cutting off your nose to spite your face to me. I’m 64 and still love listening to and watching people discovering new music.
I’m with you. I’ve felt sorry for the younger generations that didn’t grow up with the Beatles or any of the incredible music we’ve heard most of our lives. It’s fun to see them react to songs that are part of the soundtrack of my life.
By the way, I had to smile when you said you were 64, having just heard Paul McCartney singing lead on a Beatles song. I’ll be there in three years. (For anyone who doesn’t know what I’m talking about, the Beatles have a song called “When I’m Sixty-Four.” Paul wrote it when he was about fourteen. He’s eighty now and still going strong.)
This one is visible at the moment, but will probably be blocked once UMG reviews my appeal. 😣
I don 't know if it's You Tube that block them or the groups themselves. One thing I don't understand is, you have channels like this one that just played a Beatles song, and you have another channel like Rick Beato (Love his channel by the way, don't get me wrong) who says he can't even play snippets of Beatles songs because they block them. So why is it they can play a group's music on one channel but not on another channel?
Notes flowing… it’s called the melody.
Thought it was George providing the bass since Paul is at keyboards but video shows them both with 6 strings. Perhaps this is the reason Paul had double vocals through parts of the song: he must have come in earlier and laid down a vocal track and a bass line to make up for the bass guitar being missing in the video.
Ringo seems to be the only one who likes the crowd around him, and the crowd seems to prefer Ringo
The guy standing up in the foreground is the host of a UK show, David Frost< UK equivalent of Jonny Carson > the beatles are playing a 'deliberately' crappy rendition of the theme tune to his show - before launching into an even worse rendition of 'its now or never' - as a contrast to 'the main event' a song paul wrote to try to help Julian Lennon (Jude) get over the breakdown of his father's (John Lennon) marriage to his mum... What happens next is totally mind blowing - a 'live' performace that is 'crashed' by literally hundreds of people from the whole spectrum pf people in the UK at the time - it is absolutely mind blowing!
The video is from the show “Frost on Sunday,” (Sept. 8, 1968) with host David Frost. It would be David Frost's interview with Richard Nixon where Nixon would suggest that the actions of a sitting President are above the law (the same thing that Donald Trump and his lawyers believe as well).
The beginning was their winder, brittish, maybe high on a little weed, absurdist humor, its funny af once u get used to it....whereas any other band wouldve taken a televised performance seriously (not to mention so many watching expecting perfection from them (which they delivered here, but that crazy intro prob made even devoted fans a little nervous, lol)....anyway, instead of being uptight, they were just their weird selves, especially john “its now or nevvver” in a crazy exaggerated brittish accent instead of a soul music vo8ce like that intro song is usually sung....john was nuts, hed mock anything at any time....even stuff he loved like american r&b music (i think that was a song elvis had done)
The beginning is their weird**, British, ect, ect, humor...i meant
It's now or never
This video was flipped. As handsome as Paul is, his face is not very symmetrical. He looks weird here.
My favorite Beatles' song. I go for Don't Let Me Down from the rooftop concert next. Never mind. You've already listened to it.
You should listen to Eleanor Rigby , She's leaving home by the Beatles.
Jude is John Lennon's son, Jullian.
Lennon plays a mean left handed guitar here. Multi talented.
if only she knew the video was reversed :)
Awesome video. Can you please react to Alvin Lee, the bluest blues.
Image is flipped horizontally.
Hi there I'm John from England a bit of information about Hey Jude it was actually written by Paul McCartney about Julian John son John's first son from Cynthia John's first wife at the time they were divorcing so it was just a song by Paul to Julian just saying it will be ok
More Beatles pls
En que planeta has estado todos estos años que recien escuchas esa genial song???
The clip of The Beatles is reversed. John and George's guitars are reversed and Ringo's drums are backward, and Paul should be on the left side of the stage.
Paul wrote this for John Lennon's oldest son Julian.
Paul did not like being touched, lennon says shit, george was angry for not able to follow Paul's vocal with his guitar, and ringo is ringo, he speaks more nowadays.
Do yourself a favour and listen to the studio version. Epic. Biggest selling song of the 60s
Written for jullian Lennon after his dad abandoned him and his mom.
THe old man with the flowers is Paul's dad.
No.