FIRST TIME HEARING The Beatles - Twist & Shout - Performed Live On The Ed Sullivan Show REACTION
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The most influential band to ever exist, they literally changed music. They invented the stadium show when they played Shea Stadium in 1966.
Greatest band of all time.
The Beatles set the world on fire 🔥
The greatest band of all time, the Beatles! From young heartthrobs for teen girls to cultural giants of the 20th Century. Their evolution is very magical to the point they transcended time, that's how much they impacted our culture. This is their early stuff and it may not be much compared to their later work but it was still enough to be considered fresh when they first started out as no one never done this before.
I agree with most of this, but I didn't at the time think any of the six cover songs they did on their first album, including this one, were particularly fresh. They were songs that we had all been listening and dancing to for several years. They were excellent performances, but the only one I personally felt came close to being better than the original version was "Baby It's You". Of course their originals were definitely fresh and had new sound to them. I am also of the opinion that they are the greatest and most influential band of all time.
Rofl
Most talented songwriters of the past century.
Still the best selling artists in history
The Beatles catalog is deep and varied. There are many reasons why they're (rightfully) considered the best band of all time.
Not only in sales and popularity, they changed the way music was performed and produced. And they helped give all artists control over their songs. Before the Beatles, the studios owned the songs and did with them as they pleased.
Over 50 years old and people still are amazed. In 50 years from now, I'll bet no one is talking about any band from today, but they will still be listening to The Beatles.
The appeal aside from the fabulous music, singing and playing was their infectious personalities. You could tell they were having FUN! Smiling, dancing a bit and had an energetic innocence. The greatest of all time.
Early Beatles the most famous singing group in history. If you explore their music further you'll find a huge musical spectrum beyond anything anyone has ever done,
Thx! They were literally a phenomenon! It’s difficult to explain the importance and the impact that they had on all our lives! There was real turmoil in ‘63! JFK was just shot and then the Beatles came along and shined some rays of hope, peace and love on us all!
Did I actually hear you say that you never heard of the Beatles before??!!….. omg! What world do you live in!?….. to this day they still hold records for sales…. The most covered song of all time ‘Yesterday’ they hold all kinds of records and they broke up 50 years ago!! Paul McCartney is still playing to crowds of hundreds of thousands….to this day!!!
The Beatles were extremely creative once they hooked up with producer George Martin but they were originally a performing cover band playing American rock n roll.
This song was a hit for Cincinnati act The Isley Brothers in 1961. The "Twist" was a "dance craze" that began in 1959, the year they had their first hit single, "Shout".
Cool reaction! You’d be doing yourself a favor by checking out more Beatles. You’ll be shocked when you hear how their music progressed and see pictures of them just 5 years later when they were about to breakup.
Top selling musicians of all time. 20 number one songs in 7 years. Then they were gone.
🎯 *What were you doing at 22 years old?...The Beatles: writing their own songs and changing music history in a single night.*
Pity that the track you critique was one of their very few hits NOT written by The Beatles...
@@Bikerbuoy The reference was to songs (plural) not this particular song. The changing music history was reference to this event (their appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show) marking the beginning of their enormous impact on music history. In the early years, The Beatles covered several other songs in their early albums (for example: Mr. Postman and 'Til There Was You). Many claim The Beatles' covers were better than the originals. Admittedly, others would disagree. Nevertheless, The Beatles' cover songs were distinctly The Beatles as they interpreted the song.
Here's a fun fact: On April 4th of 1964, a short THREE months after their TV debut, the top five songs on Billboard were...1) Can't Buy Me Love. 2) Twist and Shout. 3) She Loves You. 4) I Wanna Hold Your Hand. 5) Please Please Me. All by the Beatles. Difficult to think this record will EVER be broken.
Plus they had 7 more songs on that same Billboard chart for April 4th, 1964 and the next week , 2 more Beatles' songs hit the chart. I believe they also had the number one and number two albums on the chart, as well . I was 17 in April of '64 (my birthday was the month before in March)
Please watch them in Shea Stadium for your own pleasure. They wrote almost 300 tunes, all fabulous.
Beatles are timeless. I grew up enjoying hard rock from the 1960's and 1970's. Still enjoy it. I didn't really start respecting the Beatles until probably age 30.
I still don't care for their early stuff, besides this cover and a few songs like Yesterday. But the albums they made between 1966-1970 are timeless.
I was three years old when that awesome song came out. Thank G, I had an awesome sister who was 10 years older than me!
Please react to more Beatles. They’re the most important and influential rock band ever. Dozens of great songs in every musical genre imaginable. Great reaction, you two sometimes start speaking in stereo!😁👍
A great place to start if you are going to explore this group. They've been called the greatest of all time. It's hard to argue with that considering what happened afterwards. They have a huge rabbit hole to go into. Really, you are depriving yourself if you don't wade through their catalog. I only suggest that you start at their early stage and move forward. Their musical progression is astounding considering that none of them could read or write music. What you are looking at here is the true excitement these guys brought to the world. They were a breath of fresh air in a very stagnant industry. I remember the very palpable excitement when it was announced that they would be on Ed's show. Everybody watched. They're here and they're every bit as good as the hype. They came in on top, stayed there, and went out the same way . All the while they produced a dizzying array great music. All other bands tried to keep up. By 1967, they realized it was futile to try.
I need to clarify it where you said the couldn't read or "WRITE MUSIC" they wrote music but they couldn't "NOTATE" music with musical notes on a musical staff like you see on sheet music. So they DID "write" their own melodies and lyrics" by just working out the melody/music on piano, guitar and in their own heads. They were simply geniuses.
@@patticrichton1135 Most people don't usually nuance that way and are able get the gist, but if you have issues you can also contact McCartney and set him straight. In a 2018 '60 Minutes' interview he is quoted, “I don’t read music or write music. None of us did in The Beatles. We did some good stuff, though.”
Nice reaction, Just gotta love John Lennon's voice (lead singer).
When the Beatles first became noticed it was like a tidal wave across the whole world. I was 6yrs old when they made their first ever TV appearance. I was also caught in that wave and saw them develop into the legends they are now.
They have revolutionized youth all over the world.
Check out don’t let me down. You get to see how different they look 5 years later
George said that during their first appearance on Ed Sullivan there was a decline in criminal activity. Even criminals stopped to watch.
l was eight years old then! Thanks for finding that footage! Made me smile.
never heard of them, My god, the Best Band of the Century
It was estimated that 73 million viewers watched this show. The theater had about 700 seats. The show received 50,000 requests. One of the 50 year anniversary videos, has a segment with sound engineers from the show talking about the fan noise, how at times they couldn’t hear, that no one could. It created a problem that they weren’t prepared for! And the rest as they say.....
And I was one of those 73 million along with my brother, mom and dad! 😁
For 10 minutes that night the crime rate went way down they used to say.
@@salbuda6957 SO WAS I!! I was one month short of turning 17 when they had their first TV appearance in American on the Ed Sullivan Show Feb. 9, 1964.
Wait! You never heard of them?!!! 😩😱😱😱 They are the biggest selling artists of all time!
I honestly got excited for you when you said youd never heard of them.
When I first got into them, it really changed my perception on music. There are so many songs still today that are clearly inspired by this band
did she say she never heard of The Beatles oh my God I'm so old
@Teefus. Give it a rest..no need to be insulting. Hard to believe though.
@Teefus I TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU. I was a child in the '50s and turned 13 in 1960 and was 23 in 1970 when the Beatles broke up, but I STILL knew about performers, actors, singers, groups, historical figures that came before I was born, WHEN I was a kid and teenager...NO internet, it was either taught in school or by our parents, grandparents, TV, movies and just READING BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS. It boggles my mind TOO that with the internet it is SO easy to look up ANYTHING. Back then, I had to go to a library and do research for school papers, etc, which took a lot of hours and work. SEEMS like the EASIER it is to LOOK up information, the LESS people seem to know.
1964 that change music forever and this group has sold more records than any other group or person in the world except for Elvis
1964 no one in the US sounded or looked like the Beatles even here the hair, the sharp suits and their attitude towards the media made them pop stars fast forward 2 years they sounded like a different band with everyone else playing catch up no one ever did the Beatles were not an overnight sensation they had been together since they were teenagers played clubs in the UK and Hamburg Germany they wrote all their own stuff plus in the early days covers of classic r n b, the goats
Enjoyed your reaction to my favourite band from UK 🇬🇧 subbed.
You have never heard of the Beatles the best band in the world
I believe this was on the Ed Sullivan show and was their 2nd appearance which was filmed at the Deauville Hotel on Miami Beach
No this is their third performance on Feb. 23rd, which was actually TAPED on the afternoon of Feb. 9th (that evening was the their first LIVE performance in the U.S. on Ed Sullivan...they had 2 separate audiences for each, I heard) The Beatles had already flown back to London when this was aired. They left a day or so after the live performance in Miami at the Deauville Hotel, which was on Feb, 16, 1964. They wore their grey suits with the velvet collars for that one.
The most famous band in the world!!!!
Part of the reason they stopped touring is because they couldn't hear themselves while performing due to all the screaming. They didn't have monitors back then which if you didn't know are the speakers bands use to hear themselves onstage. Check out "She Loves You" live and you'll see just how crazy the crowds got when they played live.
Often overlooked is they made it okay for men to wear their hair below the top of their ears, and they kept letting it grow. This changed men's hairstyles even throughout the 70s. And of course plenty of men still have long hair.
I wish I could STILL see men with long hair now, so many of them are shaving themselves bald! Someday they will be sorry they did when they don't have any hair left TO shave. I hardly see guys with long hair, now. I wish I did. I like guys with long hair, I am not into the bald look or with a bushy beard and bald look. Sorry, I am a '60s girl, I was in my teens to my early 20s from 1960 through 1969
This was the most popular and the most talented band in the 60s and early 70s. They had sooo many great songs. I would recommend here comes the sun hey Jude and. Obla gii obl da
You ain't from this planet if you never heard of the Beatles😢 (Class of 71)
That's Beatlemania that you're experiencing. People were nuts for the Beatles. I've heard one of the reasons they stopped touring was because the crowd's screaming got so loud they couldn't hear each other.
MORE BEATLES!!!!!!!
Full force Beatlemania going on here!! Yea! Yea! Yea! 😎😍
Never heard of the Beatles? Oh lord.
I twist to this when it came on! I'm really feel in old! But still twistin! 😉❤
🎸B-E-A-T-L-E-S The Beatles Make The Very Best MUSIC🎹
How someone has genuinely never heard of The Beatles seems so unreal to me, considering their immense impact on music.
She never heard of The Beatles ! omg.
Any Beatles video is worth a view from Love me Do to the Long And winding Road and everything in between. The Beatles were and still are the most important group in rock and roll history that still influence countless artists today. What you saw was just a taste of what was to become Beatlemania-each year from 1964 to their breakup in 1970, the Beatles set trends and other bands and artists followed. If you want to track the history of rock n roll in the 60s the Beatles is the band to follow.
You’ve NEVER “heard of” The Beatles? The best selling group of all time? You’ve never heard of Paul McCartney or John Lennon? 🤨
The beatles 4 genius
They are the only band that had #1,2,3,4,5, on the charts at once none before or since have ever done this, they were giants at the start and only got better and chaned music foerever it opened up the gate's for many other bands known then the British envation and I ws 13 yrs old when the came on that show, L think it was Feb 14 1964.
If I remember correctly, this performance was aired on the Ed Sullivan Show on Feb.23, 1964 but it was recorded at an afternoon performance on Feb.9, 1964, then THAT EVENING is when they played LIVE (The Ed Sullivan SHow was ALWAYS LiVE) for their first live performance on American TV. They also played live when the Ed Sullivan Show went down to Miami, Florida for the Feb. 16th show, where the Beatles ALSO played live that night. They were here in the U.S. from Feb. 7, 1964 until a day or so AFTER the Feb. 16th, performance when they flew back to London, England. WHILE here they also played their FIRST U.S. CONCERT on FEB. 11, 1964 at the WASHINGTON COLISEUM in D.C. THAT concert is ON YOU TUBE, if you would like to watch it. For me it is there BEST LIVE performance EVER. They were SO MUCH MORE ENERGETIC in their performance (they toned it down a bit for the Ed Sullivan Show) and is something you should see! On Feb. 12, 1964 they played their 2nd live concert at CARNEGIE HALL in NYC. They were the FIRST ROCK BAND to EVER play in CARNEGIE HALL which was usually only for symphonies, choral singing and some opera, at that time. No video of that from what I have seen for years, just some still photos.
The entire "Abbey Road" album is magic. Start with "Come Together" and you'll understand.
I AM THE WALRUS BY THE BEATLES➡️🎸☮️ STRAWBERRY FIELDS FOREVER BY THE BEATLES👍🍺🍺
It defies logic that you never heard of them since they changed music for ever.
You've got to do ambrosia "biggest part of me" thanks
Google - the greatest band of all time.
Good choice.
Feb.23, 1964...
You ought to listen to the studio version of this song. The sound quality is better.
Dear Prudence
watch them live at Shea Stadium!!
The Beatles are the bible of modern pop/rock music......(And you've never heard of them?)
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The members of the "Who", went to one of their concerts where there were a few thousand girls. They were instantly struck by the odor of urine. Many of the girls had pissed their pants upon seeing the Beatles. The Who used the term Eua de Parfuming in one of their songs.
This video is from 1964 without auto-tune or computers and today's music is a piece of crap. We had regressed in talent!
Did she say she never heard of them?
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John Lennon at his very best
Can you do strawberry fields oficial video by the beatles? Its one of their greatest psychedelic song
You never heard of them?
You've never heard of The Beatles???????????
talented, you think???
I never heard of them >>are you joking?
Now listen to the original
It is so much better then this one and John Lennon’s voice goes over the limit
I also recommend listening to
Abbey Road Medley
Hey Bulldog
Helter Skelter
Something
A Day In The Life
The Beatles created Russia😉 When it was still the USSR everything from the “Western” countries was banned (much like N Korea) especially music from the Fab Four. The Beatles did what the threat of American missiles could not, they invaded the minds of the young Soviet youth with Beatlemania. They were bolstered to rise up against their staunch Soviet leaders which led to the destruction of the Berlin Wall. It was said the Beatles were the first rip in tearing down the Iron Curtain
Early Beatles songs are simple and, in my opinion, boring. From here, they set off on the greatest explosion of creativity of any musical group of the past 70s years. To really appreciate their variety, however, would require a much deeper dive. There are dozens of brilliant songs you could explore, but listen to "A Day in the Life," which came out less than four years after this, to see how astonishingly quickly they progressed.
@Robert Slack "BORING"? Of course you are entitled to your opinion, but you are in a small minority who think their early songs are boring. IF they were boring, they would have never been as popular as they were in their early years....it was PHENOMENOL! I don't know your age or if you were around or even born yet when they first started recording. Yes they evolved with each album. We couldn't WAIT for their next album to come out because we never knew what they were going to do next. SO IF they decide to dive into the Beatles' "rabbit hole" they NEED to START listening to the Beatles EARLY SONGS, especially their ALBUMS and go chronologically forward as they were released back then, in order to FULLY APPRECIATE HOW they evolved in both their music, looks, fashion, etc...but especially their music. Jumping around and starting with later songs and going backwards in time, makes NO sense. So I HOPE they will start AT the Beatles beginning.
Boring!? How much of their early catalog are you familiar with? They were very unique sounding and anything but boring from the start.
Do you know this is an Isley Brothers song?
Hi thumbsaloft - almost everyone says/calls this song an 'Isley Brothers song' - but they were also just covering it. Twist And Shout was co-written by two great songwriters Bert Berns and Phil Medley and was produced by Phil Spector. The original version of the song was released in 1961 by a band called The Top Notes - an American R&B band. Their version was not a hit. A year later was the Isley Brothers version in 1962 where it peaked at #17 on the Billboard Hot 100. And a year after that in 1963 The Beatles version came out and Twist And Shout peaked at #2. On April 4, 1964 the top 5 spots on the Billboard Hot 100 were - #1 - Can't Buy Me Love #2 - Twist And Shout #3 - She Loves You #4 - I Want To Hold Your Hand #5 - Please Please Me.
@@vdggmouse9512 Great to know.
She never heard of the Beatles ????😢😢😢
Definitely a panty dropper back then... 😉
Come on, Come on, & Come on & Bounce John! The only thing good about that song is John bouncing! I love that bow & the end!
Nowhere near as good a verssion as the original version from the Isley Brothers
Never react to the Beatles live on Ed Sullivan
The sound the mix sucks big time
So many better live vids of them doing this
The greatest band ever...You've never heard of them...
I know, that was incredible to me. I don't expect them to know much about them or their music, but just never HEARING of them is weird, especially with the internet. You would think they would have come across their name SOMEWHERE. I bet though, that they may have heard some of their music somewhere and just didn't know who it was.