Vocal Coach reacts to The Beatles - Now And Then (Official Music Video)

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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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@cydrych

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.

@alexsimpson4476

Difficult to listen without feeling overwhelmed and tearful...... they were unique..... a great excuse to listen to this song again with Beth's analysis......

@johnhoyle4401

It’s telling that a song written by the John Lennon over 40 years ago is better than most modern pop songs.

@jamesdrynan

George once said, " The Beatles will exist without us. " Three generations after their last record, they still enchant the world. Beatles forever.

@akahina

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.

@leftcoaster67

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.

@kimnesvig254

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.

@davidyoung5114

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!

@antifax8434

If John tried to make us all cry with this song, he succeeded. A tear for every word and every note of this song. 😢😢😢

@don66hotrod94

So good to see George Harrison smiling.

@JGwhiz47

I bet John and George are smiling down from heaven listening to this!

@Kelly-fk3oi

There's enough tears shed for this song to wash the world into some goodness now and then.

@Musicmanrobert

This is still number 1 on the charts in the UK. In the States Billboard Hot 100 is 7.

@cap.luisfigo9401

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. 🎵❤☯☮

@e-5ruben807

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. ✌✌

@jeffreymiller5462

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.

@supasoulproductions

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.