FIRST TIME HEARING The Beatles - Here Comes The Sun REACTION 

George did sing another song called do you want to know a secret and i think another but yeah when he did sing a song it was good

@@ChrissaTodd he usually sang one song on an album, but he wrote the three I mentioned

Ditto😊

"Old brown shoe" too!

@@altar964 yes, great song

Yes, George is the lead vocalist, the lead guitarist, the sole writer and even contributed keyboard aspects on the Harmonium and Moog Synthesizers --- but lets not forget the accompanying background harmonies by the rest of the group, as well as Ringo's drum playing and even Producer George Martin's string and woodwind arrangement adding to the overall vibe. It was always the case that there were multiple contributions to each song by other members, even when one or the other was the sole writer and main vocalist --- George himself contributed great harmonies and instrumentation to songs written and primarily sung by Lennon and McCartney --- this is what they were about --- being a group. Even during their late troubled years, they were individual personalities that worked, more or less, within the group framework --- they fed off the vibes and inspiration of their fellow bandmembers --- this is what made them great. They were equals where it counted --- the creation of their art. I see this and everything the ever produced as a _Beatles_ song first and foremost --- I even somehow (with my heart, not my mind) consider all of their solo stuff to still be _Beatle_ songs. Not sure if it's just me or if there are other fans that feel that way --- they were one entity to me and loved them all equally.

@@Hernal03 Absolutely. Paul's harmony is beautiful. Ringo drums are so good.

Yeah, the Beatles' albums are now being remixed for the first time, for their 50th anniversary reissues.

He’s so underrated.

This click bait is bs. Yeah this dude never heard here comes the Sun. Make some real content

I approve of your overall recommendations. I tend to recommend “In My Life” as the first song for the average person to listen to. Another great drum part by Ringo there. I mean it’s a perfect song so yeah.

Ironically McGuinn followed in "Mr Tambourine Man" the sound of the 12-string Rickenbacker played by George Harrison during 1964.

True...but The Monkees used a Moog in 1967 on two songs: Daily Nightly and Star Collector. I believe Micky Dolenz bought one of the first Moogs when they came out!

@@betsyab121 That's cool! At some point I think Robert Moog, or engineers working for him, would just show up at major studios with the moog to see if anyone would take them up on using it in their recordings, and many did. I'm not sure the exact timeline of that, but certainly by the early 70s and perhaps earlier.

@@glennandadriansrocktalk I say 1966 or 1967.

Indeed! We are in the midst of a nasty Nor'Easter here on the north shore of Boston today, but we know in about 3 or 4 weeks: Here Comes The Sun!!!!

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I've been on my playlist for over 30 years. I never come off of it I'll ride😅😅😅😅😅😅