15 facts you didn't know about classic songs

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SOURCES:
Interview with Graham Coxon of Blur (2020): • Inside The Song with G...
Malins, S. (1997) Radiohead: Coming Up For Air, archive.org/details/Radiohead...
Interview with Foo Fighters engineer Bradley Cook (2019): • Foo Fighters Everlong:...
Interview with Sherman Kelly about ‘Dancing In The Moonlight’ (2018): • King Harvest - Dancing...
Interview with Radiohead (2017): www.rollingstone.com/feature/...
Rolling Stones, Satisfaction: www.timeisonourside.com/SOSati...
Tony Visconti on how “Heroes” was recorded: • Breaking down David Bo...
Bowie interview (2002): • David Bowie - Parkinso...
Beatles Anthology (1995): ia802501.us.archive.org/2/ite...
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0:00 Hitchhiker's Guide to Radiohead
0:55 Blur's two-man drum beat
1:40 the other songs in "All You Need Is Love"
3:03 Buddy Holly's knee drumming
3:27 Mandy Vs. Brandy
4:07 "It's in the trees! It's coming!"
4:32 Satisfaction was the first fuzz song
5:25 Foo Fighter vocal recorded over the phone
6:50 that sound at the start of The Bends
7:35 Hook Theory
8:19 the Sounds of Silence
10:01 Bowie's triple microphone vocal
11:37 Bowie almost wrote Sinatra's "My Way"
13:45 Charlie Chaplin wrote "Smile" by Nat King Cole
14:29 "Pretty Woman" on tour with The Beatles
14:58 the dark origin of "Dancing In The Moonlight"
17:38 Twitch & Patreon
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@pepinillosexy9782 Год назад

I love how Radiohead is in every video

@sheers5337 Год назад

And the beatles

@TommyRobertsHD Год назад

agreed but they are so musically gifted it’s hard not to

@idontwant2beasoldiermama241 Год назад

Not as much as the legendary Beatles

@itxaso4177 Год назад

and Bowie too ❤

@SurgingSpecs Год назад

It’s not a David Bennett video if it doesn’t have Radiohead and The Beatles in it

@lofiworkshop Год назад

That last story is intense. These are all really interesting. Thanks for compiling this video.

@rp6762 Год назад

"The leader raped her" but "she was ok". I know what he meant but it sounds somewhat peculiar. (Don't wanna use the word "funny".)

@blainebattams4648 Год назад

Ya ,holy heck

@nikolaisoerensen Год назад

Yeah the way he says it, she was ok but i had a headache... yeahhh i don't know if that's true

@drexlspivey5828 Год назад

That Dancing In The Moonlight one is pretty mental I thought the sad event was going to be that he left his wallet so they had to sleep outside, but the setting inspired the song, what came next would have permanently broke many other people...

@joedurantguitar1447 Год назад

I've always kinda hated the song Dancing In the Moonlight (much prefer the Thin Lizzy tune of the same name), but the story has made me see it in a new light. What a strong person he must be for creating something positive out of such a horrible event. His girlfriend too, of course.

@calacuchi Год назад

You may prefer the original by Boffalongo, on which Sherman Kelly sings lead. No cheesy-sounding keyboards like the KH version. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-r6dFjDQx_BQ.html

@melancholiac Год назад

I think the most amazing thing is that Smile was composed by Charlie Chaplin.

@zfid Год назад

He also wrote and delivered a classic speech, a sample of which appears in Iron Sky by Paulo Nutini, 'machine minds with machine hearts .' from The Great Dictator

@melancholiac Год назад

@@zfid I didn't know that! I will try and find it. Thank you.

@josephwest124 Год назад

Chaplin also wrote Petula Clark's 1967 hit, "This Is My Song" but she absolutely hated Chaplin's original lyrics. She'd done some foreign-language versions (in French, Italian and German) and only recorded the English version because there was some time left over in the recording session. Clark thought the song would only be album filler and was surprised when her record label not only released it as a single but also pulled copies of her then-current album to add the song to the album. It would become her first #1 hit in the UK since 1961.

@melancholiac Год назад

Wow! I didn't know THAT either! I always presumed her hits were Tony Hatch compositions!

@zaraak323i Год назад

Charlie Chaplin was a cellist who had his cello converted to play left-handed. I believe he wrote most, if not all, of the music played under his films.

@michaelintoronto1 Год назад

John Lennon's voice is what we hear (She Loves You) in All You Need is Love. Paul may have been singing with him, but his microphone fell towards John.

@gorgolyt Год назад

I definitely thought it was John.

@claytonshank6871 Год назад

Isn’t this even confirmed by the official video?

@stitchgrimly6167 Год назад

@@claytonshank6871 No, they'd already recorded that vocal but you can see Paul lip syncing it badly. The track is mostly mimed for TV, except I think John's lead vocal, Paul's bass and George's guitar. They spent ages on the backing track prior to the broadcast.

@KRTeutsch Год назад

There was bass distortion in a hit song in 1961. It was in the hit country song, Marty Robbins’ “Don’t Worry.” Admittedly, it happened by accident, but they left it in.

@HenritheHorse Год назад

Yes, Keith used the pedal that was made based on that broken console distortion.

@jameschristiansson3137 Год назад

The bass in Don't Worry sounds cool, thanks for mentioning it.

@georgeprice4212 Год назад

Originally, Marty Robbins didn’t want the distortion on the track, but someone at the studio talked him into keeping it in…and the rest is history.

@SchmavidSchmobb Год назад

Also, the kinks the year before

@ianstu1940 Год назад

@@SchmavidSchmobb distortion ≠ a fuzz pedal, people seem to be confused by the two. Almost all examples of distortion pre satisfaction were accidental, Keith used an actual pedal designed for distortion which in turn popularized the fuzz pedal in the vocabulary of mainstream rock.

@cocuto864 Год назад

Oh man, I've heard Everlong a million times in my life, but I never noticed the backing vocals!!

@petergivenbless900 Год назад

As a fan of Kate Bush and old horror movies, a few years ago I experienced the weird effect of recognising the sample used in 'Hounds of Love' while watching 'Night of the Demon' on RU-vid!

@avedic Год назад

Kate Bush beat Rob Zombie to it lol....

@PlanetoftheDeaf Год назад

Yikes, that last story was a shocker! In this country I guess the song is most well known as the Toploader version used as theme music for Jamie Oliver's breakthrough TV series.

@frogandspanner Год назад

When _Brandy_ was current I thought it was about an alcoholic, pushed into his state by depression, trying to shake off his addiction but failing: "Oh, Brandy, well, you kissed me and stopped me from shaking".

@djangohick Год назад

I really enjoyed this video, David. That guitar part on "Satisfaction" retains the clicking sound when Richards stepped on the fuzzbox's pedal. He also comes in early once and late once with the riff.

@Terp311 5 месяцев назад

@andrewpappas9311 Год назад

Another interesting one is that back in 1968 Paul McCartney wrote Helter Skelter after reading an interview with Pete Townshend who described The Who’s song “I Can See For Miles” as “the loudest, heaviest song The Who ever recorded” and Paul wanted to write something similar, which also became one of the first heavy metal songs

@eddiechase9691 Год назад

About a million years ago I put Dancing in the Moonlight on my "Happy Place" playlist which was list comprised of whimsical, bouncy, poppy songs I have now listened to hundreds of time since when I needed to get myself to a "Happy Place". Wow...mind blown!

@EdwardJamesCrockford Год назад

I was walking down the street with my wife just the other day and heard the Buddy Holly song coming out of a shop, at which point I mentioned the fact that the drummer is playing on his knees (I think I read about it years ago in a Buddy Holly biography). I'm not sure my musical trivia made any impression on my wife (usually doesn't), but I did enjoy a little moment of triumph this morning when I got to show her the clip from this video - thanks!

@FawleyJude Год назад

When "Safisfaction" first came out I didn't know what that instrument was, I thought it was maybe a saxophone but it wasn't really a sax, but it didn't sound like any guitar I'd ever heard. It looks like Keith Richards thought it sounded like a sax also if he was using it as a stand-in for a horn section. Soon fuzz guitar was everywhere, for instance on Count Five's "Psychotic Reaction".

@Clarity-808 Год назад

Interesting!

@stitchgrimly6167 Год назад

Fuzz and distortion were actually developed in an effort to mimic horns. How far we've come. Another fun fact: George Harrison also used fuzz guitar to demo the horn part for Got To Get You Into My Life, but in that case they actually did replace it. You can hear it on the new Revolver box set.

@royalex21 Год назад

Here are a few facts about How to Disappear Completly by Radiohead: - The song's title is taken from a book entitled "How to Disappear Completely and Never Be Found" by Doug Richmond. - The song was inspired by a nightmare Thom Yorke had about floating down the Liffey in Dublin, Ireland while being pursued by a tidal wave. - The iconic line "I'm not here / This isn't happening" was actually advice given to Thom Yorke by Michael Stipe of R.E.M. on how to deal with the stress of touring.

@frankzelazko Год назад

Thank you, Dave. You are my favourite music teacher

@IsaacBTTF Год назад

Interesting video as always. Thanks. The last bit, on Dancing in the Moonlight, was unexpected.

@MERCURYSUNSET Год назад

Fun fact : Radiohead's Debut album "Pablo Honey" was named after a phone prank title of the same name by New Yorks Jerky boys who put out albums of numerous prank phone calls back in the day .

@Shoeg4zer Год назад

Song #2 wasn't directed so specifically at Nirvana as it was much of the banal post-grunge and alternative that popped up in the US in Nirvana's wake.

@HazeMotes Год назад

The original Sound of Silence is so much better than the electric version

@DonDueed Год назад

I agree, but at the same time I can understand why the electric version was a hit and the original wasn't. (I love the whole Wednesday Morning 3AM album, too.)

@michaelhays Год назад

Seems like everyone says this, but I feel so strongly the opposite

@dk50b Год назад

The sounds...of salesmen

@danpro4519 Год назад

There is a beautiful irony, though, that Simon and Garfunkel... those careful, artful, masterful musicians... pretty much only became famous because somebody thought Sounds of Silence was not exciting enough for radio; and proceeded to throw together a half-assed overdub that even goes out-of-time at points in the song (that has ALWAYS bothered me. Lol).

@JuiCeBoX19 Год назад

I like the original a little more. But I think the instrumental is very cool and has some ethereal quality to it. After all they hired top tier musicians for doing this

@WDRhine Год назад

One unusual thing I've noticed about "Dancing in the Moonlight" is that it uses the same rhyme for every line in all the verses and the chorus: "ite". Over the course of the song lines end with 'night', 'sight', 'right', 'delight', 'bite', 'light', etc. but never any other rhyme. I can't think of another song that does this.

@lonelittlejerry917 Год назад

'Girls' by Beastie Boys

@amherst88 Год назад

Fascinating stuff David -- thanks for passing it on ❤

@MaquiladoraIII Год назад

Great fact bombs on "Paranoid Android" there. I knew about the title and the 'first against the wall' references but the actual album title is a new one on me!

@klaxoncow Год назад

I do wonder if the reason why, on Android, you say "OK Google" is also based on "OK Computer" / Hitchhiker's.

@jcarty123 Год назад

_Everyday_ knee drumming: The Beatles ADORED Buddy Holly and imitated his songs whenever it made sense. One example is they did knee-drumming bits on _I'm Looking Through You_.

@gingerwoods616 Год назад

The My Way fact is extraordinary. I like Bowie's lyrics but Anka's are so legendary, it's difficult to hear it differently.

@appledoreman Год назад

I never associated Life on Mars with My Way at all (who could have done, it's so well-disguised), but when the chord sequences are pointed out here, it becomes clear!

@Glamrockqueen 11 месяцев назад

Claude François, the gentleman who sang the original, Comme d'habitude, died whilst changing a lightbulb in his bathroom, poor soul was electrocuted.

@geekexmachina Год назад

there are always so many little facts out there, Douglas Adams it a favourite author, I was very excited when I saw the track title for the first time. actually most of that section is hitch hikers referencing even the "What's That?" which arthur asks when he hears his house being bulldozed . I remember that Airbag was unfortunate enough to be released close to the Death of Lady Diana and many people thought it was written about that do to the unfortunate coincedences in the lyrics. An interesting fact is the Song "Total Eclipse of the Heart" which was written as a vampire love song was alleged by Meatloaf originally written for him but was given to Bonnie Tyler instead.

@theemmjay5130 8 месяцев назад

I've never listened to Radiohead, but as soon as I heard the words "Paranoid Android," I was like, "I know what that's a reference to!" I love the Hitchhiker's Guide series.

@p.atrick. Год назад

always love to see a new david bennett upload 👍

@pup64hcp Год назад

It wouldn't be David without Radiohead and the Beatles lol

@pinkajou656 Год назад

These are always timed perfectly for my bus ride home!

@lupcokotevski2907 Год назад

Session great Vinnie Bell invented the electric sitar, famously used by Steely Dan on Do It Again. Vinnie plays his famous watery guitar on the Twin Peaks theme. One of the many great New York session guitarists back in the day, including Al Gorgoni, most of them of Italian heritage including Vinnie, who also played in Sinatra's live band.

@emilygclarinet Год назад

Love these facts videos! Thank you for doing another one.

@JDazell Год назад

Song 2 was also originally a slow folk song. Damon Albarn has said and demonstrated in an interview with Zane Lowe

@JDazell Год назад

There's a similar faster version of it in this live acoustic version they did ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QtZ09eBRRYI.html

@blunderr6113 Год назад

what a nice surprise, cheers David 👍

@ChudLife Год назад

I always thought it was John singing She Loves You at the end of All You Need Is Love

@ITKLMT Год назад

It's actually more complicated than it being just one or the other. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yTzejEpFp9E.html

@zdoesgame Год назад

There's a you can't unhear this video about it!

@lorenzobalestri5596 Год назад

One of the most interesting videos I've seen as of late. Awesome job David!

@christopherfryda Год назад

Love this channel! Thank you!!!

@Daniel.Barret.Official Год назад

Bowie had crazy vocals on Heroes (and I say this as a vocalist) vocals that surpassed Sinatra in My Way imo…

@erincurrie1560 Год назад

One of my favourite vocal performances by him was Word on a Wing. At the end its so gorgeous to me

@badgasaurus4211 Год назад

Bowie is a rather clunky vocalist, Sinatra has been surpassed many times but I don’t think Bowie is a good example

@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek Год назад

@@badgasaurus4211 on heroes

@Daniel.Barret.Official Год назад

@@badgasaurus4211 Id say that has more to do with Bowie being the type of guy to say and do whatever he wanted and felt comfortable with; Sweet Thing is enough proof to me that if he wanted to that he could've become the consistent superior to Sinatra (with time and effort). That being said, Bowie never put particular effort into perfecting or maintaining his voice so altogether he's a worse vocalist. However my comment was only about Bowie's performance in Heroes which I believe was beyond most Sinatra interpretations.

@jroskott Год назад

@@badgasaurus4211 you kidding? Bowie is an incredible vocalist. Check out Wild is the Wind

@MV-vv7sg Год назад

I love that everything is news to me in videos by David. No other channel can tell me things I didn’t know! Looking forward to the next stream.

@whattheanimalssay Год назад

Dolly Parton wrote "Jolene" on the same day that she wrote "I Will Always Love You".

@Fastvoice Год назад

Weird that in the Billboard print you see "The Sounds of Silence" at No. 1 when the new hit version was actually called "The Sound of Silence". I guess it is still mixed up a lot nowadays.

@johnpheth Год назад

Great video thanks! I also like that Blur's 'Tender' features the sound of a plank of wood whacked against the floor in the studio toilet apparently

@HornetKingOfficial Год назад

John sings She Loves You, not Paul.

@DavidBennettPiano Год назад

Paul starts it, then John joins 😉😉😊😊

@HornetKingOfficial Год назад

@David Bennett Piano I hear and see John singing it in the headphones and when watching the live performance. Paul loses his mic on the second "She loves you yeah yeah yeah" where both Paul and John's mic are pointed at John singing it. I never knew this was such a debate among people, but after looking for confirmation, it seems there are many different thoughts on who sang it. I hear and see John, hands down, but agree to disagree 😉😊

@bekiigic Год назад

John is singing She Loves You.

@HornetKingOfficial Год назад

Yup!

@jeremiahlyleseditor437 Год назад

Great Information David

@user-de4fk8jv7f Год назад

I love this video format

@caseonfire 9 месяцев назад

keep it up love your vids

@martinherrington9499 Год назад

Fascinating again. Thank you.

@BthIX Год назад

5:30 Bad Brains did this in 1987, 9 years before Foo Fighters. The song "Sacred Love" had its vocals recorded over the phone while singer HR was in jail for selling pot

@zfid Год назад

Great to see Warren! Btw fun fact about the Hounds of Love album.. recorded with no cymbals throughout

@fredo1070 Год назад

What an informative video, well done.

@Slydeil Год назад

I knew a few of these including most of the songs within All You Need is Love, the Buddy Holly "drums" and about The Stones first use of fuzz box on a hit, Roy Orbison writing Pretty Woman on the tour bus.

@ollycole4917 Год назад

Great video! The stories behind Sound of Silence and Life On Mars are fascinating.

@amesstarline5482 5 месяцев назад

8:30 I tested with headphones- Each vocal is on a separate ear. Clever job, duo.

@Dragonnox Год назад

Great video. More, please.

@robinnouwen8267 Год назад

Great video pls do more of this

@rickdelcastillo1635 Год назад

I love your channel! I do believe it was Ringo that sang She Loves You at the end of All You Need Is Love.

@matthewungar601 Год назад

All these years I thought John was singing “yes, it is” (itself a Beatles song). Shows what I know.

@neonatalpenguin Год назад

Came down here to say the same thing.

@MrRickRandom Год назад

I think it's a source of debate among Beatles fans about who actually sang this part. There's a great video by You Can't Unhear This about this topic, definitely worth a watch. For the record I definitely hear John singing it too :)

@georgeprice4212 Год назад

I’d always heard “Get together” myself.

@SomniRespiratoryFlux Год назад

The bit about Song 2's opening drums reminds me a bit about a fact I commented when you first asked for submissions. The Peter Gabriel track "Big Time" has a bass part played by two people at once - bassist Tony Levin held the notes on the strings, and one of the drummers from the album's sessions, Jerry Marotta, struck the strings with his drumsticks to sound the notes. This resulted in a distinctive, percussive bass tone. (Levin has stated that the technique was inspired by legendary jazz drummer Gene Krupa.) In order to replicate this sound on his own for concerts and for other recordings, Levin developed what he calls "funk fingers" by taking the ends of drumsticks and attaching them to his fingers, which he's used on occasion on various other recordings throughout his career.

@DouglasParkinson Год назад

Don't fully understand why, but I can only ever think of Sainsbury's when Dancing in the Moonlight crosses my mind. I know they used it for a while in the 90s/early 00s, but it's weird that I have such a powerful association even now. Maybe just because I was very young at the time?

@joshbarrigada Год назад

great video man

@whycantiremainanonymous8091 Год назад

About recording over the phone, David McWilliams did that decades earlier on the chorus of "Days of Peraly Spencer"

@jcarty123 Год назад

Who really sings _She Loves You_ - during _All You Need Is Love_ outro? People have debated it for years. Elsewhere is a video with a definitive answer. Basically, one time is John and one time is Paul (but I forget which order). They planned to sing it together. During the live take, a weird accident happened where the microphone was randomly kicked over to one guy and then to the other, getting them both, but not together.

@DanCap123 Год назад

The end of All You Need is Love referencing other Beatles songs is like what Fall Out Boy did with What a Catch, Donnie (or should I say, what FOB did is like what the Beatles did)

@berendharmsen Год назад

As a fan of HHGTTG it was impossible not to link 'paranoid android' to the book; I'd be surprised if anyone who read the book did not make that connection. About the song quotes in 'All you need is love': what I always found hilarious about the Rutles version, 'Love, life' (which, as is the case with all Rutles songs, is almost as good as the thing it parodies) is that they, too, throw in a line from another Rutles song at the end, their version of 'She loves you', which is called 'Hold my hand (yeah, yeah)'. But where the real version makes it work so that you may not even notice it's even there, in the Rutles version the 'Hold my hand' thing is blurted out completely out of key and off the beat. It's pretty funny.

@danmayberry1185 Год назад

Fun and enlightening! 4:53 Charlie deep dive: lads in bog standard leather "motorcycle" boots with worn soles. Charlie's soles sport a wavy grip. Even the bottom of the man's feet were Saville Row.

@haroldduran9895 Год назад

Wow you’ve exploded my mind!! thank you!!

@dmarthen Год назад

Song 2 drum reminds me of George Harrison's I've Got My Mind Set On You

@Terp311 5 месяцев назад

6:50 No, I never wondered but thanks for sharing.

@leonardohonorato3652 Год назад

Never noticed the "in the mood" bit in the beatles song! I i heard both songs all the time

@PatrickDieterKlavier Год назад

GREAT! Thank YOU!👏🙌

@joeldcanfield_spinhead Год назад

Tom Wilson, who organized the electric version of "Sound of Silence", is the person laughing hysterically at the beginning of "Bob Dylan's 115th Dream." Dylan and the band blew the intro, and both Dylan and Wilson cracked up. Wilson died at 47 of Marfan Syndrome, a disease that causes bizarre physical symptoms including hyper extensive and hyper flexible joints in the hands-leading to speculation that Nicole Paganini also had it, since some of his works are virtually impossible to play with human sized hands, but there are reports during his lifetime of him performing them.

@mrbassman7184 Год назад

Interesting! Hope to see a sequel to this, or why not make it a series? There's one song I expected to see here though - the details about the "drum solo" in Englishman in New York by Sting. I haven't double checked the info I have, but I've heard that rather unconventional "instruments" were used there. Check it out. 🙂

@thinkfloyd1973 Год назад

That final "She Loves you yeah yeah yeah" in All you Need is Love sounds like John to me, are you sure it was Paul?

@Rekeza Год назад

should've mentioned the Boffalongo's original version of Dancing in the Moonlight which is the version Sherman Kelly actually wrote, which sounds pretty different than King Harvest's version.

@emilelesaffre Год назад

4:37 Perfect transition 🤌

@mathieunolet8236 4 месяца назад

Man… the stones are just so darn good

@zzzaphod8507 Год назад

Interesting video! As you might guess, I love the Hitchhiker's references! Hope you read the book someday (if you haven't already)...

@DavidBennettPiano Год назад

Read the book recently and LOVED it! Going to read Restaurant at the end of the universe soon!

@zzzaphod8507 Год назад

@@DavidBennettPiano Excellent! I realize these days people don't read novels as much as they used to, but that's one that's at least worth giving a shot, with all of the clever jokes and interesting plot details....

@chrishb7074 Год назад

@@DavidBennettPiano The original BBC Radio 4 version is still on Audible, You’ll like the music score by Paddy Kingsland of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop.

@iansmith1965 Год назад

14:40: Oh! So that's why Day Tripper and Pretty Woman have similar notes in their riffs!

@muthahumpa2715 Год назад

Outstanding and very interesting.

@provincialfish Год назад

I know Cole did it first but I always think of "Smile" as a Durante song. I love those ballad albums Durante made in the 60's

@AladdinAudible Год назад

Motown's first hit - Barret Strong's "Money, That's What I Want" - uses a fuzz guitar tone and pre-dates the Stones' "Satisfaction" by about 6 years (recorded in 1959)

@christopherheckman7957 Год назад

And "Satisfaction" isn't even the first *English* song to have fuzz in it. The Kinks's "You Really Got Me" was released in 1964, and became the first single by someone other than the Beatles to sell a million copies.

@NomeDeArte Год назад

1:40 You can play it by one person, there's a technique in which you play the snare and the hihat with only one hand, check it out!

@jesseberman5197 Месяц назад

It can allllmost be played….i was thinking that too until i saw that you need to hit both the hat and the snare at the same time…you can basically do it but you’ll be missing 2 hi hat hits….it would be unnoticeable though…and theoretically you could do it with your foot on the hat pedal…open and close the hat on that beat…wouldn’t be exact though

@MrRazNZ Год назад

hats with the left pedal, homes

@Owen_plays_music1049 9 месяцев назад

5:00 That's crazy. For a long time i thought this guitar line was played on a Saxophone or something similar.

@toneohm Год назад

sounds like John singing 'loves you yeah yeah yeah' at the end of All You Need is Love to me...

@StLennyBruce 5 месяцев назад

4:40 I thought the first example of fuzz distortion was Marty Robbins: "Don't Worry."

@dominick995 Год назад

I love the girl working at the back in the Tony Visconti clip. She's trying to pretend to work but can't quite disguise her interest.

@MobiusBandwidth Год назад

the song Lucky, by Radiohead borrows harmonic shape from the Eagles Journey of the Sorcerer which was used as the theme for the Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy. the shape of the melody in the chorus is lifted from the Eagles' tune's chorus, but slowed way down. I think the tempo shift is what keeps people from noticing it. was hoping you'd mention that.

@samanthabaines3578 Год назад

The video for Pretty woman was filmed in Batley market in west Yorkshire. He had performed there and actually met his wife there!

@samuelholmes3696 9 месяцев назад

Talking about Simon and Garfunkel, their song “Cecilia” seems to be about an unfaithful lover, it’s actually a plea to Saint Cecilia, patron saint of musicians!

@sinister13k Год назад

I believe the everlong voice in the background later in the song also (The band said online) was that same old studio engineer talking, absolute nonsense to them about a food order or something

@phil.7064 Год назад

I always wonder what all the radiohead sounds are to be honest

@stevenzeluck 11 месяцев назад

David, excellent review. Thank you. Steven Z.😀

@merman1974 Год назад

Fascinating facts

@sophiepomerleau708 Год назад

Nice video ! You speaking French is so cute ! It’s pronounce « comme dabitude ». The D and the A come together. Also in French we almost never pronounce the H