Saw Her Standing There by the Beatles | Full Album Reaction
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And 7 years later, the greatest group ever, the group that changed music forever, would be done. And it all started with this amazing record recorded in a day.
As a Beatles fan first and now also a BTS fan, and you're reacting to both of them..... I'm like I get the best of both worlds!! 🤩
I am SO glad you're sticking with Parlophone instead of the Capitol releases! In my opinion, they should be listened to as originally recorded in the UK. This album was recorded in a marathon session from 10 am to approximately 10:30 pm, with breaks in between, of course. The Beatles already had a couple of singles out and based on that initial, enthusiastic reception, they recorded this album. When producer George Martin asked them what else they had that they could record quickly, they suggested their live set that they used to play at the Cavern Club and I Saw Her Standing There was one of those songs. Of the 14 songs on the album, 8 were written by Lennon/McCartney. The Beatles are widely credited as being the first "one-stop shop" meaning they wrote their own lyrics and music, sang, and played their own instruments - no ghost-writing lyricists, back-up singers or session musicians necessary. Keith Richards referred to them as "the Four-Headed Monster" because they could do it all. There is SO MUCH info out there about the Beatles but a good resource is Scott Freiman who does a series called "Deconstructing the Beatles" where he gives a detailed description of the making and recording of their songs/albums.
Love this! I´m 71 now, and Beatles is my first Idol. Now I love BTS. :D
What makes the recording of this song and others on this album more impressive is that because of the short recording time they were allotted, what you’re hearing is essentially a recording of a performance… not a lot of mixing or editing. If they goofed halfway through the song, everyone would have to start over. I think they were able to only do a handful of takes for each song and they’d pick the best one for the album. Supposedly Twist and Shout needed just one take!
The early Beatles! I was introduced to these early ones when I was about 12-13. That was 1977-78! The journey began then & never stopped! So many generations fell in love….. 🥰🥰
Classic Beatles-- love them -- they are legends -- its amazing how their songs are timeless and are still appreciated today.
Nice song first time listening to Beatles 😊 I'm an Army here Thank you for all your reaction video it's comforting for me. BORAHAE 💜💜
When Paul McCartney sang this on their first appearance in the United States on their 1st time on the Ed Sullivan Show the night of Feb 9th, 1964, I felt like he was singing it to ME as I would TURN 17 years old ("she was JUST 17") exactly ONE month later, on March 9th. (as did thousands of other girls my age at the time, that were watching)!! SO, I have considered it "my song" ever since....here I am nearly 75 years old in March, and I keep wondering WHERE DID THE TIME GO???? I STILL feel like that "just 17" year old girl every time I hear "I Saw Her Standing There" and I NEVER stopped loving the Beatles, and never will. They are the soundtrack of my life. I am so glad I was born when I was, so I could be a teenager when the Beatles first came to the U.S. WHAT a time that was! I feel sorry for people that didn't get to experience that time first hand....it was magical and fun!
This is such a CLASSIC. It never gets old
I still remember dissecting their lyrics in high school english class in the 90s. Huge fan. 💜
Love George's guitar solo
I was probably about eight years old when this came out and Beatlemania started. I remember my father disapproving when he saw them on Ed Sullivan with that long crazy hair! And what he considered screaming instead of singing! Little did he know what was yet to come…. I remember when he saw the Stones were on Ed Sullivan He definitely didn’t care for that! It’s funny all the flack that the Beatles got in the early days where they were actually pretty clean cut, wore suits when they performed and sang mainly love songs……I remember when hard days night came out I went and saw the movie with my teenage sister and her friends, And whenever they showed a close-up of a Beatle, (usually Paul or John) the girls in the audience would scream, didn’t understand what that was all about! 😂
"Introducing The Beatles" (on Chicago label VeeJay) was released September 1963.
beatleeessss 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰loveyou twooo💜💜💜💜
One of my Fave The beatles song.. Music knows no age :)
Oh, if you're on that album, then I can't wait for you to react to Twist & Shout! I'll dance with you. :)
Ahhhhh I remember . Such a fun song….
I'm singing this in a jazz group, it's so fun!!
B side of Philadelphia Freedom Elton John is I saw her standing there. Ah 45s