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Vocal Coach reacts to reaction to analyses analyzes analysis of breaks down The Beatles - Now And Then (Official Music Video)
Original Video without interruption: • The Beatles - Help!
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The Beatles were a legendary rock group from Liverpool, England, who shaped the music scene and culture of the 1960s. With John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr as their members, they experimented with various genres and techniques, from skiffle and rock 'n' roll to classical and Indian influences. They also innovated in recording, songwriting, and performance, influencing many artists and movements. The Beatles are widely considered the greatest and most influential band ever.
Help! is a song from the classic album and film by the Beatles, the legendary English rock band. Released in 1965, it features seven songs in the movie, such as the hit singles "Help!" and "Ticket to Ride". The album also includes "Yesterday", the most-covered song in history.
Songwriters: Lennon - McCartney
Producer: George Martin
Genre: Folk Rock
Performed by The Beatles
Date
1965
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Imagine being one of the members of the orchestra and seeing this video for the first time and realizing that you are playing for John Lennon.
The orchestra were hired not being told they were playing a new beattles song. They had no idea. They were just given the sheet music. The video is craftily edited to look like Paul McCartney is in the booth listening to them playing when In reality they recorded it without him
@@roasty80that isn’t entirely true. There is a photo of Paul and the entire orchestra group after it was recorded, to say what you did is honestly horrid and rude since one of the members of the orchestra met Paul and died before this song was released.
@@roasty80 I just meant that seeing the video of yourself playing for John would be cool since you were told it was a Paul project not a Beatles project.
They told them it was a Paul´s song
FYI the strings were arranged and conducted by Giles znartin, the son of longtime Beatles arranger/ musical director Sir George Martin. Which a large part of why it is so familiar....
George once said, " The Beatles will exist without us. " Three generations after their last record, they still enchant the world. Beatles forever.
A talk show host once asked George what he thought of the Spice Girls. George said, "I guess, in a way, we were the Spice Boys."😅
Sim , verdade
They exist in our heads and our hearts! Their ups and downs made us a part of them and we feel a special bond as we heard their music develop together and individually from then to now, culminating with their persistence in recording Now And Then over a 50 year period!
Their last record came out last year
This song is a goodbye from John, and a love letter to all Beatles fans. It's like a bow on top of a carefully wrapped gift. It makes me cry every time.
Beautiful right?!
@akahina, beautifully and perfectly said.
In an interview years ago, Paul said that John's last words to him were "Old friend, think of me now and then." John was killed a few days later. How eerie is it that, a decade later, Yoko Ono gave the recording of this song to Paul.
@@charlize1253 It's even more eerie when you hear about when Carl Perkins visited Paul in 1981 and wrote a song for him, and with no knowledge of John's words, wrote that line into the song...
It wasn’t a few days later. They hadn’t spoken for a while before he died.
Difficult to listen without feeling overwhelmed and tearful...... they were unique..... a great excuse to listen to this song again with Beth's analysis......
Just makes me wanna cry it does.
def tears the 1st few times I listened!
In an interview years ago, Paul said that John's last words to him were "Old friend, think of me now and then." John was killed a few days later. How eerie is it that, a decade later, Yoko Ono gave the recording of this song to Paul.
If one does not feels like crying with this song, this person has no soul.
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If John tried to make us all cry with this song, he succeeded. A tear for every word and every note of this song. 😢😢😢
I bet John and George are smiling down from heaven listening to this!
For sure!
I love the footage of them smiling at each other so genuinely in the Shea Stadium concert.
It's hopeful, and sorrowful all at the same time. Lennon always wrote music that was deep, but slightly melancholy. It's basically a Christmas gift to the world. It's not hard be emotional. Because there's always the what if's on the Band getting together had we not lost John in 1980. Even if it was a one off studio album and no touring. Thank you lads for everything. Thank's Beth for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
The most beautiful and amazing thing is that the magic works. The old Beatles magic is back. You see highly emotional people everywhere. This is probably the farewell to the Beatles that never happened. They will forever be in the front row of all music creators. Thank you. 🎵❤☯☮
Exatamente, um adeus dos Beatles que não tinha acontecido, no entanto continuarão a encantar gerações
The Beatles changed the world of Rock & Roll. Their success started the British invasion 1964 in America. Each one of the Beatles had their own unique talent. How really lucky we have been to listen to their music. ✌✌
I grew up loving the Beatles. Wanting to be a Beatle. My mom let me go to school late so I could watch the Beatles arrive in America for the very first time. I was 9 years old.
When I heard John's voice on this song I cried. It's beautiful.
There's enough tears shed for this song to wash the world into some goodness now and then.
This is still number 1 on the charts in the UK. In the States Billboard Hot 100 is 7.
Poorly marketed in US I can't help but feel.
Shouldn't have been #1 in UK
Only because no Lp was released in Australia stores and we had to buy it in uk and USA
I always get teary-eyed when I watch this!
Wonderful to see a younger person's emotional reaction to the legacy of a band that was iconic of the '60s. Had me tearing up again...
The Last Masterpiece, of a Legend Band
There is a really touching back story. Think of me now and then, my old friend was the last thing John said to Paul as Paul left the Dakota not long before John’s death. You can google the article and the eerie coincidence of Carl Perkins including the same phrase in a song he wrote a few years later to thank Paul for his hospitality at the end of an 8 day visit. It’s like there was some sort of cosmic thread connecting this song, the parting moment at the Dakota, Carl Perkin’s visit and the eventual discovery of the demo. It’s like the tape needed to be found, and how ironic that Peter Jackson would be responsible for finding John’s precious voice for one last Beatles recording.
@kimnesvig, I believe you are spot on. I believe there is a cosmic thread here, as you have suggested. This universe is mystical, far more so than is commonly realized.
But they had the tape since 1994. It had 4 songs on it, Real Love, Free as a Bird, Grow Old With Me and Now and Then… the first two were done as Beatle songs for Anthology, Grow Old With Me had been released by Yoko on Milk and Honey and Ringo would record it not too long ago and Now and Then was so bad with the sound that Harrison called it rubbish so they shelved it until technology was able to separate John’s voice from the backing music.
Absolutely... the tape needed to be found like The One Ring. It´s all connected... Peter Jackson... The One Ring (TLOTR)... Ringo´s ring (Help!)... the tape... 🤔
@@andrewft31 George wasn't calling the song rubbish, it was the condition of quality for "Now and Then" and the fact that they just couldn't do anything to improve it at that time.
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I can make it through hearing the song just fine. But if I watch the video, I tear up every time. What a tremendous way to cap the Beatles legacy this is! Nice reaction, Beth.
Snap! Listening to the audio? Fine. But the video - Goosebumps and a lump in the throat. Huge fan since the late 70s, and this is a special gift to everyone.
The video is just a masterpiece to me. The song as well. John being so silly melts my heart.
@supasoulproductions Same with me!
Ya what a way to capitalize on the Beatles legacy
Yep they squeezed out every last drop
What a beautiful farewell song! I don't know how many times I've listened to masterpiece this week...Also thanks for your nice reaction🙂
Thanks for watching!
Love so much about this but just wanted to mention the shot of young Ringo’s smile after all the antics of the others. Pure joy.
I love young Ringo playing along with old Ringo😂❤️
It’s telling that a song written by the John Lennon over 40 years ago is better than most modern pop songs.
From what I understand, John had written on the original cassette ( that his singing/piano was recoded), " To Paul "
Lovely!
Very nostalgic memories for me, I was privileged to have seen the Beatles live at the Cavern Club in 1962, I was docked at Liverpool and introduced to the Cavern by a Liverpudlian shipmate, also saw Gerry and the Pacemakers there too!
Please attempt a description of how they were, especially John ...
@@tjcint Now you are asking, such a long time ago🤔They all looked so happy and full of life, but unfortunately I can’t give you specific details, the whole smoke filled place was packed full of excited people it was hard to move, and it was quite small with large brick supporting pillars. I remember on the way out being confronted at the doorway by young girls asking for a shilling for a ‘chip butty’😀
@@chrislofotos Thank you for this .. I wish I had seen them. You are so fortunate. How did the music sound ?
@@tjcint the music was so fresh and alive and full of fun and completely different to anything I had ever heard before, it was apparent that they were something special. We sailed to the USA and Australia from Liverpool, it was wonderful hearing their music emanating from jukebox boxes wherever we docked. Another memory of that time was encountering a violent Hurricane in the Atlantic and being caught up in the Cuban missile crisis!
@@chrislofotos Thank you yet again. This is so interesting. You sailed to Australia .. this is where I live. I am still wondering what a 'chip butty' is ...
Thanks Beth. 69 and grew up with them. I’ve deliberately watched reactions to this cos it’s so good to know that they are still appreciated. Every time I watch this I fill up. And why not.
It is a beautiful song, it's so wonderful to hear new music from them, and it's really neat how it all came about
beatlemania again this christmas? don't forget that john lennon was shot dead in december 1980!!!
The mini-documentary on the making of the song is definitely worth checking out, and will dispel all the uninformed rumours about the song supposedly being "generated by AI".
that's the problem with people nowadays. they see "AI" in a sentence and they'll immediately think "oh, it was made by AI".
Agreed watch the documentary
The song is so good because the recording is great,they were able to isolate John's vocal off the cassette tape using today's latest technology and Paul did an awesome job as producer bringing this song to life.
It's not only very emotional as a song, but the first shot of the four of them all together really gets me every time I watch it.
Thank you for your moving reaction to this final Beatles song. Hearing John's voice sing a new and beautiful song was so emotional for me. And then to see George play the guitar. It brought them all 'back to life' for a time. Hearing that John's last words to Paul were 'Remember me old friend, now and then' makes this song even more meaningful and explains the reason Paul didn't give up on it. Paul and Ringo singing in the present day is so wonderful. I became a Beatles fan at age 13 when I first heard I Want to Hold Your Hand on the radio (before they arrived in the US for the Ed Sullivan show). It's hard to explain how they changed the world from the conventional boring 'respectable' society to a new freedom of expression including in clothing, hairstyles etc. I went with a group of friends to see A Hard Day's Night at the movie theater. When the movie started a teenage boy stood up and asked the audience to make an agreement to scream through the film the first time, but for the next screening we should actually listen to the movie--and we did! My sister and I got to see the Beatles perform at a stadium during their last tour. I'm sure many fans like me think of the Beatles as family. The ending of the video showing them at different ages gave me chills. Thanks again for your reaction.
Thanks so much for watching Linda!
I love this Beatles track. I cry every time.
This song & video gives me such nostalgic vibes. I grew up with the Beatles music as a young girl. This also makes me a little sad since John & George are no longer with us (John was murdered in 1980 & George died of cancer in 2001). But I like the video showing them all together. I am sure Paul & Ringo loved doing this tribute & it must have brought back a lot of fond memories for them. The Beatles had a great sense of humor that is shown by some of the flashbacks & like seeing the costumes from Sgt. Pepper's album.
George almost murdered too New Year's Eve 1999.
@@gettinhungrig8806He was?
@@traydaniel0403 Yep, in his Castle!
@@traydaniel0403 A schizophrenic madman broke into George's home and stabbed him several times. Olivia saved his life. He thought the Beatles were witches and George was the head witch. George might have seen the funny side of that...well not at the time.
The double fade out at the end is such a perfect farewell to The Boys.
It couldn't have been more perfect.
A proper follow up to "In My Life". This is an amazing gift given to us by the Beatles. An amazing production, and this is a song that I think just about everyone can relate to. Thank you John, Paul, George, and Ringo.
I could never consider myself a huge Beatles fan, although I have a few vinyl albums in my collection....But the first time hearing this I just folded.....It's magnificent, moving and brilliantly crafted.....Track of the year for me....Lovely reaction too Beth...
Beatles songs were never just songs.... they were events or stories. That's why they will be listened to forever. 😮
Man that was great. Ill always treasure it. Anything "new" by the Beatles will be in my heart forever.4'.
Born in Liverpool 1961.Lived here most of my life..A Beatles child. Our boys. Magnificent.
Tears. Just tears. Our mystical magical musical geniuses - I miss John and George. Beautiful reaction, Beth. ❤
If you haven’t already- an equally moving and even more brilliant video that has visual cues to their songs and Liverpool are all in George’s gorgeous “ Free As A Bird”.
No es de George es de jhon!mira los creditos
I was a 15/16 year old who watched John, Paul, George and Pete.....in many of the lunchtime sessions in The Cavern in 1961/1962, we knew they were going places. I was in the audience the day Mr Brian Epstein came to see what all the fuss was about.
Then Ringo joined and the circle was complete.
They had an aura thats never been seen before. They were ours, they belonged to us in Liverpool.
It was only a matter of time that we knew we would have to share them with the world and we we're happy to do so.
They split, i wept like a baby.
Then we lost John. The biggest tragedy in musical history.
I cried for weeks.
The Dream Was Over.
Then George passed, another loss....and more tears.
Now, all these years later, 2023 they're bigger now than they've ever been.
Seeing them together in this video, i have shed more tears.
I've loved this quartet for 62 years and i was 78 on the 6th of November, still living in Liverpool and I'll love them til the day I pass away.
God bless John, Paul, George and Ringo for all their talents and achievements they have shared with the world.
Love, Love, Love
❤❤❤❤❤❤
How well put I agree completely with you ❤️♥️❤️✨
Great post. Thank you.
Why post this comment on multiple videos?
Anytime i see a Beth Roars video its an automatic "like button"
So kind Jason!
Given the thousands of hours the boys spent together, between recording in the studio, and back stage or travelling. They often clowned around, and talked about the past etc etc. With many cameras to hand, and professionals filming them, there must still be many many rolls of film of them, in many collections, still not seen by their fans. Examples are seen in this video.
I've had the Beatles in my soul since Feb. 9, 1964...I was 11 years old...I'm now 71. I can't imagine my life without them as I've known "nothing else." This tune/video is a heart grabbing, soul piercing, and tear-jerking masterpiece. I took it really hard when John died...and how he died. This video is a final piece of John, his beautiful voice, and his genius. I miss you John.
I was in middle school in the US when Beatlemania exploded on the scene. Having lived with the Beatles for almost 60 years, it's thrilling and touching to see a young adult experience the Beatles for the first time. Wonderful reactions and comments.
The video does such a great job at portraying their relationship, their individual goofy personalities and the journey through life they had together. It was so emotional to me. It was fun to watch your expressions when seeing the video. I made some of the same expressions.
I think when John was dancing, in the orchestral part on the conductor’s stand his dance moves were the twist.
I cried when I first watched the release of this video. Beautiful song. RIP John and George. #LongLiveTheBeatles❤❤❤
It felt poetic to me that it ends where it all began. Arguably, the Beatles as a band really started on the Ed Sullivan show. Thats when they attained household name status. It feels right that the last few moments of their last music video for their last song is them taking their last bow on the Ed Sullivan show.
When I heard “then and now” is coming out, I was disappointed as I wanted to “grow old with me” instead. As the song was about to come out, I was expecting NOTHING. On the day it came out. I listened to it and it was better than I expected. Then the next day when the video came out for “now and then”, I fell in love with the song as the song grew on me and it will always be one of my favorite all time Beatles song, as the message of the song, the magic of the song, the love of Paul to complete the song of his best friend John is heartwarming and finally, hearing John’s voice is priceless. Should we all not look in our heart and remember our forgotten loved ones, every now and then.
Tony, so beautifully said.
@@tjcint thank you, so kind of you
Grow Old With Me had been done both by Lennon (Milk and Honey) and Ringo as apparently John had written it for him to record as on the tape John says “this one is for Richie,” as per an interview with Ringo himself.
@@tonyfederici1961 Deserved.
@@andrewft31 And when Ringo did it, he brought Paul in.
Yes, Apple asked Peter Jackson to do the video. He was initially reluctant as he'd never done a music video. But since he was a massive Beatle fan, he agreed... and this is the result. Cheers.
Thank you for your honest emotional and non analytical reaction- listening and watching of this beautiful swan song gift the Beatles have given us
I was born in 1965. The staff in the hospital ward thougt I looked like a Beatles. This is so beautiful and touching.
I love that Giles Martin was brought on to produce and do the orchestral arrangement. It was a very touching addition to the last Beatles song. If you can’t have the 5th Beatle, who better to step in than his son
You explain the process of this so ELOQUENTLY!! Your explanation couldn't be more perfect. Kudos!!🤘
Wow, thanks!
Nobody harmonizes like Paul and John. There's just amazing at it
What you said in the end about being a love song is true. That's why they cutted the verse saying i don't wanna lose you. Because they wanted to be a goodbye more to the Beatles fans and all the world to John and George
Years ago I read this short evaluation of the Beatles, 'There are groups, there are supergroups and there is THE group'. Sums it up for this Beatlefreak
Months after this song’s release I watched this video of you watching this for the first time and started to get teary again. It’s just so beautiful!
I think it's that shot of Paul, sitting in the studio and staring off that makes the whole video.
All those memories...
That is the truth. It's a very powerful and sentimental scene.
Everytime I listen to this song I get very emotional. Thank you Beth for bringing it back again and for your honest reaction, as always.
The greatest influence in my life with regards to music.. The Beatles!!!
5:41 the one thing I hope AI doesn't do is replace the human imagination. Like the whole track is not AI generated, it was just used to isolate and clean John's vocals. But pretty much John composed it, and Paul and Ringo just edited it down and added their bits, along with archival recordings of George.
A song that laid forgotten and hidden since 1977 'til 1995, and then it was the Beatles turn to demonstrate why they changed the world again with Now and Then!!
Awe - that is what strikes me here: a half century later and it sounds fresh and very clean. Perhaps "advanced technology" won't lead us to the zombie apocalypse, but to a synthesis of all the best that has led humanity to this point. The Beatles continue to show that they are the Prism - what came before flowed through them and all that has come after has been touched in some way by them and the genius that the Beatles Collaborative (including George Martin and his team) gave to the world, and continue to give. One of your Best, Beth!
Beatles publicist Derek Taylor once called The Beatles "The twentieth century's greatest romance." So true.
Them fading out at the end always gets me. They won't be with us forever.
In an interview years ago, Paul said that John's last words to him were "Old friend, think of me now and then." John was killed a few days later. How eerie is it that, a decade later, Yoko Ono gave the recording of this song to Paul.
Plus, that was George Martin's son who was conducting the orchestral parts, so that's another connection to the original era of the group!
This goes straight to the heart and it will get your feelings out of the cage.. the first time and this time.. it almost made me cry.. it's beautiful, sad, nostalgic.. I'm not sure how much it can be done about the beatles, but this song feels like a good closure of the whole beatles nostalgia and of course a strongly emotional homage to George and John from Ringo and Paul.. I bet you never stop missing them.
now I want to cry...
And you were absolutely right about AI being used in the "right' way as opposed to the wrong way. This was a great example of the right way to use it. All that was done was to pull John's vocals out of a muddy mix (if you can call a song demo where it's a piano and vocals on a single track a "mix")
Apparently on the box that the cassette came in was written...For Paul. This is bitter sweet as I know it's the last Beatles song. That Beatles bow gets me every time. In the 80s I was privileged to be in a Beatles tribute band playing the George Harrison part. At the end of every show we would do that Beatle bow.
"I don't even want to analyze this."
If I've learned one thing this past couple of years is that music has this power to bring out feelings you've been surpressing. Sometimes all you can do is feel it. It will make more sense than analyzing the lyrics or whatever.
And Ode to the Beatles fans Yes, you found the right thing to say about it. It is indeed an Ode to us. And I feel like crying all the time I listen to it.
This has brought me to tears. I'm feeling so many different emotions happy and sad. I recall being 8 years old when they came onto the Ed Sullivan Show. I remember my dad's reaction when He saw them. I was sitting on the floor in front of the TV and dad shouted out, turn that crap off! I'm not watching those long-haired freaks but my older sister's convinced him to let us watch! I was a big John Lennon fan till the day he died!
So nicely spoken. Thank you, my dear! ❤
Lovely reaction, Beth. I knew you would like John's little vocal run at 4:17.
With this precious gift of a last Beatles song and its amazing, heartwrenching video, Peter Jackson joins George Martin and Billy Preston as a "5th Beatle". I am both so happy and incredibly sad that the Beatles were able say a proper goodbye to us with Now and Then..
Paul has said that these were the last words John said to him the last time they met in person in 1976 ‘Think of me now and then’. John then wrote the song in 1977 so it was clearly an idea going around his head. He then labeled the tape ‘For Paul’. We’ll never know for sure if he wrote the song for Paul, if it was thinking of a future collaboration, or if he just wanted Paul to hear it. Either way it feels so right that Paul, along with George and Ringo get to finish this off for him!
I analyzed the crap out of this one, but mainly the chords, it still gets me and love it so much even weeks later, real Banger!
This song is beautiful, and yet so sad at the same time. It's a masterpiece to have got John and George inserted into the recent video (even though Both of them aren't with us anymore). RIP John and George
my teen years was spent in the 70s and i turned so many people on to the beatles in the 70s and 80s i lost count. (yes, as early as the 70s the beatles were beginning to be unappreciated and forgotten.) many would thank me later if they ran into me. many people said when john died in 1980 the first thing they thought of WAS ME!
like all good things the beatles will eventually fade entirely into history. i just thank my lucky stars i was alive to enjoy the wonderful musical and social phenomenon known as "the beatles." thank you beatles for a lifetime of pleasure, great music, controversy and FUN! you helped make my life worth living.
The beatles have just had their 18th uk number 1 in the uk ❤❤❤❤
I cried so much the first time I saw the video... then the 10th time i had stopped crying. You made me cry again lol... all in a good way.. The Beatles were a huge part of my childhood. I was born in 1971 and I maybe got into them around 1980.. woww. Such an amazing song and a great reaction. Hugs
What a perfect bookend to an amazing career.
How many tears will I keep shedding? Every time I watch this I feel something. Thank you GPG&R
Most reactions to this song are based on talking about the AI that was able to recreate Lennon's vocals or about the nostalgia, but one element that not a lot of people talk about is how awesome it was that the guitar part that we hear on this track is actually George Harrison, recorded before he passed away. And he recorded that, because they wanted this song to be on the 1995 Anthology album. But even though the song got cut from the album, due to the poor quality of the vocals, the guitar part still existed. So when you think about this song, it was really recorded in 3 different eras: 1970s, 1990s, present. That blows my mind.
Great, I had the same reaction. What an iconic project. Thank you Beth
You are so welcome!
It's not an outstanding song, but it's full of heart and the story of how it was made is just so moving.
I'm usually not a big fan of these kind of projects. It can easily become a "milking a dead cow"-thing. But they did a real great job making it a "legit" Beatles song, and it feels like it was a labour of love. So much incredible talent coming together - even separated by lots of years - for a last time is just heart-warming.
Thank you for the honour of your pleasure and pain. Beautiful song, very nostalgic, poignant, timely. Cheers from Sydney AU.
John's last words to Paul was 'think of me now and then my friend' such heartbreaking 🙏
Why does this song aways bring tears? Here is what I got. At first it is tears of joy because by some miracle, we have a brand new beatles song, and it's good. Then it's sad tears because as they bow out, we realize that this is it. Really truely the end. (but they are going out on top!)
This is a beautiful moment where John and George are back with us, even if it to say farewell.
I didn't expect to get as emotional as I did when I first heard the song and see the video. I've always loved the Beatles, but I think this really hit me because it feels like The Beatles are officially over.
I think of this as a song John wrote to his old friend, Paul.
I was 3 years old when Beatlemania swept the U.S. and therefore Canada, where I live. My earliest memories of music are the Beatles songs that came on the radio, and the albums my older brother had. Hence, I have been a Beatles fan all my life, and, you're right, this song does feel like a goodbye. At the end of this video, I thought of John and George and had a bit of a weep.
Thank you for this beautiful reaction. I saw a reaction a few days ago and the guy was convinced that AI was used to create John's voiced and even went on to criticize the sound because to him it sounded robotic! The mind can play tricks on us.
I really enjoyed your reaction Beth! It’s a Gift to ALL of US! Paul really saw this through with Ringo. Peter Jackson did the editing in the Music Video. Giles Martin String Arrangements with Paul. Each Principle working on this are Maestro’s!!! The Beatles come to the End if their Long and Winding Road with an exquisite gift 🎁 and Homage to George and John, Paul, and Ringo! I’m 71 and feel Blessed to witness this from beginning to end! I bought “I Want To Hold Your Hand in January of 1964 at 11 years old! How Wonderful to see and hear young people enjoy the Beatles in 2023! Great Job Beth!!! ❤
I m absoluty agree with U. It s an ode to all that people that’s has been gone.
❤😢🙏🏻-well done-I am a musician and I know how hard it is to go and find something for my cassette and clean it up and then play to it and of course bring up the tempo you have to. I wish they would go back and clean up Free As a Bird just to speed it up because you can hear so much of the cassette when it first came out of course I was so happy but now hearing this song, they need to go back and clean it up. Thank you again for this video bless you and bless the Beatles.❤
It will bring tears to your eyes for sure.
It's for sure a sentimental song, along with the video. On a sad note, a girl playing the viola during the recording process, passed away back in March of cancer. She never knew that she was recording a Beatles song.
She knows.
The old and young Ringo drumming side by side killed me for some reason. There will NEVER be another Beatles! Never!