I should have known better Beatle reaction| Thank God the harmonica's back! 

John plays the harmonica while handling the amazing vocals and hitting those high notes.Great job by John!!

Before music videos, but from the movie "A Hard Day's Night", I always see them playing cards with Paul's (very clean) Grandfather with Patti Boyd smiling in. What a great song (and movie).

I've always loved this song and,Johns voice is just so on point.

Early Beatles: "Can we have an orchestra, Mr. Martin?"..."Sorry, can't afford it. Here's an harmonica". Later Beatles: "George, how about an orchestra?" "Sure!".

This was my favorite song in 1981 when I first became a Beatles fan. I wore out the 45 rpm.

My mind instantly goes back to the scene in the film `A Hard Days Night` with one girl trying to grab Ringo's hair, and Pattie Boyd in her schoolgirl uniform getting rather excited !!

This is amazing! Two days in a row and two of my top ten Beatles songs! John sounds great in these songs. I’m not one for heroes but he was as close as I ever came. That’s John on the harmonica. They do this song in the movie.

Love it. Lennon's vocals are so damn strong. And yeah the harmonica is awesome. It's all about the production with the Beatles.

This is pure magic, the vocals, harmonica, lyrics, melody and those harmonies, everything is perfect.

I see the movie in my head when I hear this song.

This is actually one of my favorite Beatles songs. John Lennon's voice is awesome in this song. I love the way he goes from very high notes to very low notes. He does the same thing in "This Boy," but that song has a high, raw voice that could tear your vocal cords (another favorite). John plays a mean harmonica on this one though.

Yeah, this is The Beatles in full "British Invasion" mode. This is when they were killing us with *She Loves You* (YEAH, YEAH, YEAH) and *I Wanna Hold Your Hand.* They were well on their way with these songs.

This song takes me back to my bedroom in melbourne Australia 1965, with my new red vinyl record player and new Beatles albums. I felt so with it lol.. . I was 12 and the music was everything

I was 10 in 1963 when I heard my first Beatles song, they have been my number one band ever since to this day!!!😁😁🇬🇧

I was actually not having a great day.... so glad I found you here with this song!! The early Beatles cannot be beat for sheer energy, and YOU cannot be beat for smile-inducing reactions :-) The rest of the day is looking a whole lot better - thanks!

In the _A Hard Day's NIght_ movie this is the first song they hit you with after the title song's opening sequence. Perfectly carries on the playful mood of the whole train sequence!

To me it's one of the sweetest and one of my very favorite Beatles and John's songs. Shows how something fresh and simple can be very lively and beautiful. It is rythmic, melodic and John's voice sounds so endearing and longing...

"Love me do" has some great harmonica.

John was incredibly musical, playing many instruments and especially a MEAN HARP!

I never understood why Lennon stopped using the harmonica either. He was great at playing it.

One of my favorite Beatles songs! Super fun to play and simple yet I can listen to it time and time again

I love his vocal, especially the...middle eight I guess it's called? The "...when I tell you that I love you, oh oh" part. I could listen to that all day.

This song is why they were/ are a great rock n roll group. Pure old school rhythm, vocals, and lyrics. They weren't just a pretty band. They had skills and didn't rest on their laurels they pushed themselves. John's toooo is beautiful. Thanks for sharing. You are doing a fantastic!!

I was about 11 or 12 when the first Beatles LP came out and my Mum and Dad bought me the first 4 albums for Christmases & Birthdays. The first 4 albums is more or less the Mop Top era when they were doing pretty standard 3 minute pop songs (brilliantly of course!) before they started getting more adventurous. I love all the Beatles output but those early pop song have a place in my heart. My current favourite of those early songs is 'Eight Days A Week'

I'm really enjoying your reactions to the Beatles. It reminds me of the first time I heard the songs, each one better than the last. It's hard to pick a favorite. I'm happy to share your journey, my friend.👍👍

Thank you Harri as always for listening! 🙏🏼 And also, yaaasss, that HARMONICA! Love me some John playing harmonica! This man was limited in his playing, but played some soulful ass harmonica!

I just subscribed to our channel!!! I just turned 71 so I literally grew up with The Beatles. I can't (Imagine) hearing a lot of these songs for the first time. I've watched your videos for the last 45 minutes and your comments on "Help" convinced me your a good guy!!

One of my favorite songs they do. I was hoping you would get to listen to it. The original recording sounds better. I guess it is because this is the remastered version. You will love the original version in mono the way george Maryin recorded it.

Try "Eight days a week". Very catchy. And for complete contrast, two much later songs - "She's leaving home" and "Come together". But there is so much more. Keep going!

Thank you for another one of the greatest reviews on RU-vid. We played this all day every day back then. Harri, John played the "mouth organ" at the same time he played guitar, and sang lead. He used a harmonica holder around his neck. He was the total package, man.

The original soundtrack album from the Hard Day's Night film was a mono record. The stereo remix was years later and sounds "fake" to my ears. My cousins took me to see the film when I was just a boy in Scotland and I fell in love with the music. You picked up on the harmonica as did a lot of people at the time. Bob Dylan was big in those days and he had a big influence on The Beatles - Folk music was, after all, the basis for "Skiffle" and The Beatles were, at their founding, a Skiffle band. To me, it is the electric 12 string solo (played by George) that made this song special. I heard an interview with one of the founders of a band called "The Byrds", a chap by the name Roger McGuinn, and he said that when he a few friends went to see Hard Day's Night he saw George with the 12 string "Ricky" (Rickenbacker) and the next day he traded his banjo and 6 string acoustic guitar for an electric 12 string. "Mr. Tambourine Man", "Turn, Turn, Turn" and a whole host of hits were recorded on that guitar. Today Rickenbacker makes a Roger McGuinn signature model. The Beatles influence on the future of music was immeasurable.

I had the privilege of attending their concert at the Hollywood Bowl when I was a kid in the early 60’s and seats up front…unforgettable indeed, especially all the screaming girls, lol.

That song is featured in their film Hard days night. John was on Harmonica. The jangly guitar is George. Really good track!

One of my all-time fave Beatles songs - Lennon vocal + harmonica - he dominates this album, and indeed all the albums up to & incl. Rubber Soul

You can tell John was very young when they recorded this. His voice was a little higher. John and Paul both had great voices and song writing abilities.

I call this great song time tunnel... oh the memories ! Love the Beatles forever and a day ❤

When this album came out I was around 6 and my brother was in high school. He had broken his leg and a girlfriend had baked him oatmeal cookies. I sat on his bed eating the cookies and listening to this song. I still smell those cookies whenever I here this song.

In his later years, John Lennon dismissed many of his songs from this period. Though he did say You Can't Do That and If I Fell were 2 songs he was still quite proud of. The Beatles were moving out of their infancy. They were becoming adults. Their songs began to reflect this growth. Also, this is last time a harmonica plays a reoccurring riff throughout a Beatles song. Safe travels Hari, RNB

Hard to argue with you about the harmonica Harri! Another early Beatles song you will enjoy is "From Me To You"! Thanks for all the enjoyment you are spreading to so many via your channel! Peace and Love!

This is just a simple happy go lucky little love song. It makes your heart happy to listen to it. Where is all the happy music anymore?

When a Beatles song like this one started playing on the radio long ago there was always an excitement to some degree. I well recall hanging around friends and anytime a Beatles song started up there would usually be someone saying something like, "Oh, it's Beatles. Turn it up!!" or "Hush! I like this one. Listen!", or things of this sort. Another good choice of a Beatles song, but then one can't go wrong picking any of them.

I have to admit, I'm old enough to remember the Beatles from their original times. At the time, I was not a fan (I know!) But my husband is a huge fan, so I started to get into their stuff from him, in the 1990s. So, thanks, Craig! ~ Janet Faye

This album has a lot of the songs played in "Meet The Beatles" which I listened to a million times in a summer when in 5th grade or so. I had a friend with a turntable, I didn't, and everytime I listened to "Meet The Beatles", my friend was a drummer and favored the Dave Clark Five.

Love Lennon's vocals in this song.

One of the many masterpieces by John & Paul. Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱.

We love the Beatles for a VERY good reason.

I love the Beatles!

The vocals are doubled throughout the entire song until the final “that when I tell you that I love you”. That small change added John Lennon’s signature vulnerability. I don’t know if it was George martins idea or one of the Beatles, but it really elevates the song.

This is one I'd play over & over again! One of my fav early songs!!

I defy anyone to listen to this and not come away happy!

Can't go wrong with The Beatles.🇬🇧🥰☮️

This is my favourite Beatles number and the next one you play...and the next ..and the next ...every one is my favourite each time I hear it!

This is my favorite Beatle song from the HARD DAY’S NIGHT movie!! Yes I have the two-dvd set of the movie & also the vinyl of The Beatles Live At The Bowl ... The Hollywood Bowl. First time saw the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show!! Black n white television with rabbit ears for antennas, TV dinners in the living room with my siblings, all the while my mom screaming “it’s the Beatles”. 😂 My favorite Beatle has always been John (the rebel). Must do TELL ME WHY by the Beatles!

from the movie " a hard day's night" ..... i recommended to watch this movie , is a perfect exemple of the early years of the Beatles touring and performing

Yes !!!!! Love the harmonica!!!

John also played the harmonica in the song "Little Child", which is on their "Meet The Beatles" album. You and the others do some great reaction videos.

This is one of my all time favorite!

Hi people this is probably my favourite Beatles song from A Hard Day's Night apart from a hard day's night I love the way you John ❤️ sings it is a fantastic song

You should try I Want You (She's So Heavy) from the classic Abbey Road album! The production sound on that song is incredible, and the musicianship is amazing as always! Love your videos keep it up!

Some great songs on this album. love And l love her

Like your shirt. Reminds me of some bed sheets I had in the late 60s.

You really need to watch "A Hard Day's Night" if you haven't seen it already.

This Boy, This Boy This Boy

Yes Hari, I do love The Beatles

I love a harmonica player too. One of the reasons I love Stevie Wonder . I love ALL of Hard Days Night tho, the movie , the whole album. This is the Beatles back in that happy go lucky, almost innocent ( could never really call them wholly innocent) pure pop phase. Before they grew and became more introspective and added the extra herbal ingredient to their music.

Hey Harri! Try the early Beatles song This Boy (1963) to see how brilliant they were very early on. Great songwriting, effective musicianship and stunning vocal harmonies! I like your channel a lot - keep it up!

"Thank You Girl" is a good harmonica tune by them. From their first album.

This was one of my favorites always 😀

According to Manfred Mann frontman (and fellow Harmonica player) Paul Jones, John Lennon was taught by a top-flight player... if only I could remember his name...

George on the 12 string Rickenbacker makes this song great. The "harmonica" John is playing is actually a melodica.

One of my favs!!!!!!!

John and Paul singing in harmony.

John was inspired to play the harmonica by the song Hey Hey Baby

Love this song

Early Beatles albums were mono. All the singles were mono. AM radio played mono. FM played stereo. John liked some of the mono mixes better than stereo mixes.

Great Harri A few more from this album please like I"m Happy Just to Dance with You and the singles Ta !

More you listen to this song and more you'd love its sad happy mood... But I'd suggest to enjoy the whole album by the beatles, especially the earliest years... Because they run through a beautiful adventure!

A multi Grammy Award winner named Delbert McClinton taught Lennon that harmonica lick. Some one you should explore.

Great stuff, Harri. John learned to play harmonica one day and immediately used it. Legend is he learned one day and recorded the next. Try "I've Just Seen a Face," a real up tempo guitar song sung by Paul. Its a wonderful love song but fun. Cheers!

I love this, song

Yes The Beatles from the early 60’s at their creative height - love the harmonica 👍

I think the first time I heard this song was in the Hard Days Night movie, it's simple but so good, the first song I learned on guitar

The antepenultimate featured use of harmonica on a Beatle song (the penultimate was "I'm A Loser"... the last time it was used? "Rocky Raccoon"). I think. It may have been used in "All Together Now". I can't remember. Time to hit the Jim Hammack books! [edited to add the "featured" after reading further in the comments and being reminded of Mr. Kite and Fool on the Hill.]

There is also "love me do" with harmonica...and George Harrison does "Apple scruffs" with harmonica on "all things must pass album" enjoy

Excellent fast dance beat!!!

"Tomorrow Never Knows" is a must listen. Way ahead of its time and minding blowing.

You gotta do a reaction to “This Boy” I think it would be right up your alley for earlier Beatles tunes. Also, their cover of “Til There Was You” from the musical “The Music Man” Paul just sings it so beautifully and it is by far the best version of the song ever recorded.

You're a great guy, man! Thoughtful commentary and not over the top.

The movie is great, great music and hilarious.

"I Saw Her Standing There" "I've Just Seen a Face"

You should react to “Let Me Roll It- Live” by Paul McCartney and Wings.

Check out "The Dave Clark Five" aka...the DC5 who appeared on the scene around the same time as The Beatles and there was this kind of competition thing going on.

Strange as it seems, this is one of my (top ten) favorite Beatles songs...and of all songs (including Silent Night) So good!

All the first LPs of the Beatles were recorded in mono only. For the stereo LPs they just put the voices on one track and the instruments on the other. If you listen to the mono LP version of this you will hear a slight difference to the harmonica intro.

love your channel

Love it!!!❤️❤️❤️

Harri ..you've got to check out "I am the walrus". It's a piece of art that ELO borrowed from.big time. "happiness is a warm gun" a four part song where none of the parts are repeated

the beatles is best forever..i was born 1962 great"

10 of the 13 songs on A Hard Day's Night, were written by John Lennon.

A Hard Day's Night is considered a top movie (with music) and if you haven't seen I hope you will.