LONG TALL SALLY REACTION | The energy and Paul's singing drove me wild!

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Long Tall Sally Beatles reaction music video.This is one of the best Paul McCartney singing ever! He really stood toe to toe with Little Richard with this cover.
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@ElusvOptmst1 3 года назад

The live version is fantastic. Paul can sing anything. The Beatles are simply one-of-a-kind. They were all musical geniuses.

@markydh83 3 года назад

You definitely need to listen to “I’m Down.” A song he wrote very much with Little Richard in mind. Also “She’s a Woman.”

@imano8265 3 года назад

Yes obviosly! You said this, I thought it as I heard his reaction.

@mazasan 3 года назад

Absolutely! “I,m down “ it’s one of my favourites.

@Leightym 3 года назад

Yep - I'm Down for sure. Same vibe except it was their own and not a cover.

@johntarleton6330 3 года назад

Yes, I'm down is Paul's Answer to Little Richard's long tall Sally.❤️✌️☮️

@Imw101 10 месяцев назад

She's A Woman. I'm Down, Helter Skelter, Oh Darling to Blackbird and Yesterday, His vocal versatility is unsurpassed

@phillydog17 3 года назад

You gotta see them do this Live!

@39thala 3 года назад

Elvis also covered this song on one of his really early RCA records when he was still young and fresh out of his Sun Records contract and still had that rockabilly feel to his music. There's also a live video of him performing on an outside stage at the State fair in 1956 in Tupelo, Mississippi. "Long Tall Sally" is one of the songs you can see him perform live in '56.

@klutttmuttsprutt6087 3 года назад

Don't forget Twist and Shout (John) and Roll Over Beethoven (George), more covers.

@PedroAmA 2 года назад

The title was the most : thats why it is just Paul

@DavidGigg 3 года назад

Little known fact with this song is that the first guitar solo is by John, the second one is George. This was the first take!

@JayKFilmz 3 года назад

“I owe a lot of what I do to Little Richard and his style,” “and he knew it. He would say, ‘I taught Paul everything he knows’. I had to admit he was right.” ....Paul McCartney

@HarriBestReactions 3 года назад

Wow

@tanisdevelopment 3 года назад

@@HarriBestReactions - If nobody's mentioned it, they also covered Little Richard's "Kansas City / Hey Hey Hey Hey". And guess who sings lead...

@loosilu 3 года назад

@@HarriBestReactions Little Richard used to say in interviews "I taught Paul McCartney how to go WOOOO!" McCartney confirmed. They were opening for Little Richard in Germany, and John and Paul asked him to teach them how to scream. John couldn;t do it but Paul could, so that was his signature.

@wayneritch5203 3 года назад

And they did it in ONE take! Check out a live performance of this song and watch Ringo near the end. Unbelievable!

@oldermusiclover Год назад

oh yes

@emreeroglu9331 3 года назад

If you like Pauls screaming voice from that era, try "I'm Down" for your next reaction.

@iche50 3 года назад

YESSSSS..... And "She's A Woman".......

@davidrowe7967 3 года назад

John played first guitar solo,George the second.

@oldermusiclover Год назад

one of my fav beatles tunes

@davidrowe7967 3 года назад

Kansas City is another Paul McCartney rocker.

@davidrowe7967 3 года назад

She's a Woman is a great Beatles B-side.

@abc456f 3 года назад

Love it!

@davidrowe7967 3 года назад

Harri, i highly recommend you give a listen to Paul's flat out vocal performance on Run Devil Run. Stupendous!!

@quagtwo 3 года назад

Paul was just getting started with this track. If you'd like to hear him go even *crazier* with the vocals, I reccomend his solo song "Monkberry Moon Delight". I remember being shocked the first time I heard it.

@gioconda43 3 года назад

I agree with you. Paul had the most versatile vocals.

@JayKFilmz 3 года назад

And it’s straight out from start to finish max vocals . No breaks .

@OneRaxy 3 года назад

Pleaseee react to this one

@loosilu 3 года назад

None could scream like him.

@famat161 3 года назад

I had never noticed Ringo's drum fill that continued for several measures.

@jeffstumpf9129 3 года назад

Some people will tell you that every rock subgenre was forecasted in the Beatles music library.

@Halliday7895 2 месяца назад

PUNK Hard Rock Folk Rock...yea i see it ...Blue Rock...sure. when they played live in like 1962 they were rocking hard like punk rock all in leather....the influence for the Ramones.

@etc7070 3 года назад

Their producer George Martin used to call these kinds of songs "potboilers." Paul was a master at ripping 'em up!

@iggystompbarnyard 3 года назад

Nothing like a young Paul McCartney belting out Long Tall Sally! The Beatles have AMAZING rock and roll covers! Try listening to the album Live At The BBC Thanks for sharing your reactions as always Harri!!

@beatler 3 года назад

This song is Paul's Twist And Shout. TAS is regarded by many as one of the Beatles best "live" songs, because it was indeed recorded live, in just one take with the four of them playing and John singing with a raw and perfect voice. Long Tall Sally is also a ONE TAKE song. Just the four of them playing in sync, with Paul in one of his best efforts (and adding George Martin in piano). Whoever says that the Beatles couldn't play live, make them listen to Twist and Shout and Long Tall Sally (the first guitar solo is played by John! and the second one by George! The drums are incredible!)

@loosilu 3 года назад

No one in the Brit invasion could sing like this but Paul.

@debbiechang5781 3 года назад

Paul has a great R&R voice. That silky smooth voice can transform into an amazing ability to scream with the best of em. Harri I finally got to the patreon page by doing it from my laptop. The join button was not available on my phone which I use to link to my TV to watch your awesome videos!! 🥰

@HarriBestReactions 3 года назад

Beautiful..glad to hear that Miss D..Thanx a bunch!

@Ottonio 3 года назад

Do "Rock and roll music" covered by the Beatles and sung by John Lennon.

@mgonzales56 3 года назад

Harri, I think what you were trying to say is you thought they would sing it with more of a "white" sound. But The Beatles loved R&B and the high energy of the early black performers like Little Richard and Chuck Berry. They did the song justice, as with any song they sang.

@boogie2266 3 года назад

It's amazing that nearly all R&R tracks from their early Hamburg era were recorded in one take! Now listen to Lennon singing on the Beatles version of "Bad Boy"

@coffee6170 3 года назад

Ringo brought the BEAT to the BEATLES...

@GrouchyMarx 3 года назад

Whether it's early, mid or later day Beatles, it's fun to watch you react to these as it reminds us how we reacted when these songs first came out. You've done many Beatles songs now, it's difficult to find ones you haven't heard yet Harri, so in researching your video list I came up with these early hits to do: "Can't Buy Me Love", "I Feel Fine", "A Hard Day's Night", "I'm Happy Just To Dance With You", "Tell Me Why", "She Loves You" and "If I Fell". The last five songs here are those they'll feature in the first Beatles movie "A Hard Day's Night" so I recommend you do those for sure before watching that movie. There are several others from the movie you've already done, but these 5 are ones I didn't find on your video page. It's going to be fun watching you react to their first movie, whether you show the movie to your audience while reacting, or just watch it on your own and talk about it later. Either way my friend, you're very close to watching that first, and very well made movie that will give you a sense of the "Beatlemania" phenomena back then. ✌️😎

@HarriBestReactions 3 года назад

Thanx Marx

@abc456f 3 года назад

I love the HDN album. Hadn't listened to it in a while and every song is a real keeper. But truthfully, every song on their albums, save a few, were great.

@stephenqualtrough7322 3 года назад

I have a personal story I saw Paul live in 1973 at the Empire Loerpool He did this as his last song. I came out feeling like I had been plaursbly knocked between the eyeballs The live version 1973 is on.You tube

@HarriBestReactions 3 года назад

Lucky you

@braudabo 3 года назад

"Long tall Sally" was always a highlight of the Beatles concerts. See for example the "New Musical Express" concert in 1964. As already mentioned by someone else, there is an original composition by the Beatles, which, in my opinion, even surpasses "Long tall Sally": "I'm down" from 1965 (flipside from "Help"). Also a live standard, that the Beatles, surprisingly, never managed to play as powerfully as "Long tall Sally" on stage.

@davidrowe7967 3 года назад

Harri, i highly recommend you have a listen to Paul's flat out vocal performance on "Run Devil Run". Stupendous!!

@LeChaunce 3 года назад

This may very well be the most important song of the entire Beatles career -- apparently when he heard this for the first time, John Lennon was stunned and declared it better than Elvis. Later, Paul's perfect rendition was one of the things that impressed John about Paul. They performed it consistently through their entire career, in every incarnation of the Beatles, it was included in every world tour setlist, and it was the last song performed at their final official concert at Candlestick Park in 1966.

@loosilu 3 года назад

THey liked doing it as the closing number. That's how much John loved it. John WISHED he could sing like that but couldn't.

@photographerjonathan 3 года назад

This was the Beatles before they started writing there own songs. they were playing multiple sets a night and they became so tight as a band and there voices were young and strong. that is why when they went into the studio to record there first album they pretty much ran through all the songs live in one or two takes. I got to meet Paul McCarney and Linda when I was around 15 years old. Ringo is one of the best drummers of all time.

@craigproctor9560 3 года назад

Paul McCartney voice is amazing and great on the 1971 song monkbery moon delight

@ricknbacker5626 3 года назад

Fun Fact: Long Tall Sally, along with Slowdown (Larry Williams) and Matchbox (Carl Perkins) were 3 of the first 4 songs recorded by the Beatles after the bands triumphant return from America. Where their 3 straight Sunday night appearances on Ed Sullivan Show changed the cultural course of the free world. The 4th song recorded was John Lennon's 'I Call Your Name'. Which included George Harrisons first use of his newly acquired Rickenbacker 360-12 electric guitar. Hari, since you've been on a Mamas and the Papas binge, Cass Elliot does an amazing cover of I Call Your Name that you might like to check out. Cheers mate, RNB

@papercup2517 3 года назад

The Ms and Ps cover is fantastic, isn't it - gorgeous John Phillips arrangement and those powerful vocals from Mama Cass. I really enjoyed their performance of it live at Monterey, despite all the technical difficulties they were having with their equipment. Maybe because it was an actual live concert, unlike their many TV show appearances we see on YT with pre-recorded backing tracks and/or lip-synching. I just a watched a funny YT video (of California Dreaming) the other day, where Michelle was refusing to play the lip-syching game and instead wandered around eating a banana, on Ed Sullivan, and pretending to sing into it...

@JohnRS100 3 года назад

The four songs were released on an ep in the UK, the only release until they were included on Past Masters. I practically wore it out playing them over and over. Four great songs.

@loosilu 3 года назад

Paul said Long Tall Sally was the first song he ever sang in public. I believe his brother Mike confirmed it in his book.

@ricknbacker5626 3 года назад

Kind od ironic Lucie that it was the last song performed by the Beatles at Candlestick Park on Aug 29th 1966. The final stop on the Beatles last world tour. RNB

@jeffmartin1026 3 года назад

There is no such thing as too many Beatles songs. We used to have a Sunday morning radio show "Breakfast with The Beatles", two hours of strictly Beatles/solo songs. What a great way to start your Sunday. Carry On!!

@HarriBestReactions 3 года назад

Thats something! 😀

@robertsaul234 3 года назад

Another great cover is "Bad Boy" where John just rips the vocals.

@loosilu 3 года назад

They are two of the best screamers in rock and roll, but with different styles. What a band!

@270yis7 3 года назад

I remember reading that the Beatles played "Long Tall Sally" live more times than any other song. It was in their show repertoire from the late 1950s until their final concert tour in 1966.

@loosilu 3 года назад

Usually at the end of the show.

@kevinkazmierczak9161 3 года назад

Harry, I'd recommend you read Tune In by Mark Lewisohn, the greatest Beatles biography. He writes a lot about how they were very into little richard in the late fifties when they were starting out.

@kevinkazmierczak9161 3 года назад

@@davidroberts4769 have you read Tune In, Vol 1? It's the best researched biography I have ever read. And it still is years from being completed.

@shellihouge938 3 года назад

I second praise for Tune In. It is an excellent book. I've been reading about, listening to everything Beatles related for 50 years and Tune In is second only to the Anthology.

@pablofarreras5164 3 года назад

Paul's voice sounds like a bebop trumpet.

@walterpanovs 3 года назад

Paul loved Little Richard. Paul's own "I'm Down" incorporated that sound.

@briandonovan1584 3 года назад

Guess what ... Little Richard, himself taught Paul how to sing that way back in the Hamburg, Germany days. They hung out together and Little Richard explained to Paul that "you just have to let it explode out of the top of your head!!!" Paul is my favorite for so many reasons. For a completely different vibe from Paul you should try "Till There was You" from "The Music Man." Its a beautiful love song that also puts Paul's amazing voice center stage. Great, great stuff, Harri. Cheers.

@GJoeJ010841 3 года назад

Also; listen to ccr's Traveling Band. You know that John Fogarty listened to Little Richard!

@twistedotterz9019 3 года назад

This is a decent recording, but it's live on the stage where this song really pops. You need to check out their performance at the 1964 NME Awards or the Washington Coliseum.

@loosilu 3 года назад

That performance at NME is INSANE.

@markamos1911 3 года назад

The Beatles knew the song so well that they recorded it in a single take without overdubs on 1 March 1964. Two guitar solos, first played by John, second George. Myself I prefer John more as a singer than Paul, especially when it comes to covers. Paul does a great Little Richard, but it's Paul doing Little Richard. John somehow inhabits the songs far better. John lives a lyric while Paul performs it. Just remarkable that we ended up with probably the two greatest English rock singers in the same band.

@fgrady1 3 года назад

“Long Tall Sally”, written by Little Richard (Penniman) was captured in a SINGLE take! Paul’s aMAzing vocal, John had the first guitar solo, George, the second and Ringo’s drums in the final verse are masterful! Not to slight George Martin’s overdubbed piano accents. The Beatles, unequaled Pop giants were a kickass ROCK band! Mic drop!🎤

@jean-marcevans1439 3 года назад

There’s a brilliant live performance from their last tour of Hamburg where they take it at a real lick. Totally brilliant!

@dilandilanjoao4310 3 года назад

The same style but by Lennon: DIZZI MISS LIZZI ☯️✌

@johntarleton6330 3 года назад

Yes Paul killed this song and so did Ringo on the drums . The most underrated drummers in the world.

@robertsaul234 3 года назад

Their was a documentary on the making of the Sgt. Pepper's lp where George Martin isolated Paul's vocal on the album's title track and it's very similar to "Sally".

@peterblood50 3 года назад

The 'LIVE' version is spectacular as well. Paul can really belt a song. "I'm Down" is another Paul screamer.

@coy0te9 3 года назад

Thanks for going deep, it's probably been literally decades since I've heard this.

@michaelbriefs9764 3 года назад

Great reaction, Harri! This song really is a Barn Burner! Obviously, Paul's voice is the 1st thing you notice. Then the guitar lead is ripping, one of the best of the early songs! Then...Ringo Starr...wow! He destroys this song, especially in the outtro where he is playing that "round-the-kit" drum solo fill! Gregg Bissonnette, a World Class drummer in his own right, has a video where he breaks down that, practically, BLAST BEAT drum fill that Ringo does, and shows how it was pulled off. It is unbelievable to see it put together and rocked out. This is Keith Moon-playing a year before Keith Moon broke out with The Who! Ringo has/had the GOODS! By the way, have you done "Not A Second Time" (NAST) yet? It's from the With The Beatles album (last song on the Meet The Beatles U.S. release). It's an amazing song! Please do that one too! To me, songs like NAST and "Things We Said Today" were songs from their early years that really showed how ahead of their time The Beatles were! Check it out!

@topgazza 3 года назад

The stereo version is mind blowing. Great, great song by one of the masters of course. Paul does it more than justice

@thomastimlin1724 3 года назад

Ringo's fill ins during the song are precise and energetic and the energy on the triplets at the end blow my mind. Nobody [except jazz drummers in the studio] were doing that in pop/rock music at the time in a self contained group. A subtle way Ringo contributed to the Beatles kicking down the door for others to follow. Had it been their original drummer, Pete Best, the Beatles knew they would have failed to make it. Check a the live video on Long Tall Sally and catch Ringo working his ass off on the drums, exciting as hell: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TRyrVWCifus.html There is no doubt in my mind, having been a little boy of 8 in 1964 and later learning of the history of early rock and roll later, how they tried to sanitize it by drafting Elvis into the Army [his number came up? How convenient, HAHAHAHA], with squeaky clean image pop singers like Bobby Rydell, Frankie Avalon, Paul Anka etc., the Beatles saved rock and roll from dying on the vine at the hands of the some adults, and a control freak paranoid government spreading the lie that rock and roll was a communist plot to overthrow the United States...freedom of speech and expression, "be careful what you ask for, you might get it" so better control it. Like the communists do...oh...wait....uh.....a nation of innuendo always trying to stick it innuendo.....

@charlesbunch8383 3 года назад

I love your enthusiasm, Harri. This is a great performance, but it was never one of my favorite Beatles songs because I prefer the ones they wrote themselves. Hearing it from your perspective has given me a new appreciation for this Little Richard cover. Thank you! Here is one of many live performances available on RU-vid. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TRyrVWCifus.html

@19HurdyGurdyMan46 3 года назад

Good man, like your spirit Harri. Nice to hear you standing up for Ringo, a lot of idiots have tried running him down over the past 20 yrs or so, usual sour grapes thing. Don't leave it to late to meet Paul.

@abc456f 3 года назад

Paul learned well from Little Richard. Best singer in the Beatles? It's Paul for me.

@komnaarmijnkanaaltoe 3 года назад

Wait until you seen the live performance

@mgonzales56 3 года назад

Paul loved Little Richard growing up. He was one of his heroes. So you can imagine how much he wanted to do this song. Great cover by The Beatles.

@dobythedog 3 года назад

Don't apologise for more Beatles!

@Mickraut-xe5im 2 месяца назад

Paul had the most versatile voice in rock. He could sing sweet like the angels and down and dirty like the devil.

@DJBilodeau 9 месяцев назад

Paul had two main musical mentors-Little Richard for vocals (self explanatory with this cover; who else could have done this song like this?) and the bass guitarist James Jamerson from Motown, who played a melodic style of bass that Paul incorporated into his bass playing style.

@patticrichton1135 2 года назад

The Beatles always ended their concerts with either "LONG TALL SALLY" OR "I'M DOWN" BOTH sung by PAUL screaming it out, TOTAL ROCKERS!!! Oh NO they opened for Little Richard in their earlier days and they LEARNED the "WOO's " from Little Richard which they used so often in their early songs. THEY IDOLIZED Little Richard. I AGREE with you Harry that PAUL is INDEED the BEST singer in the Beatles cos he had such a RANGE and he could sound like a different man.....for example, sweet, soft, mellow voice during "Here, There and Everywhere" and then Paul's voice in "HELTER SKELTER" TOTALLY different!

@lhcarter 9 месяцев назад

Just think of all the songwriter royalties Chuck and Richard received as a result of the Beatles’ covers. And other songwriters they covered.

@1after909 3 года назад

This and Kansas City are Pauls best early rockers

@shellihouge938 3 года назад

Yes! Listen to Kansas City!! You'll love it!

@rickc661 3 года назад

I'm imagining their Hamburg shows were pretty wild, with the English and American troops occupying Germany.... and they didn't get fired, they progressed.

@davidantonacci9525 3 года назад

Listen to John's vocal performance on Chuck Berry's "Rock'n'roll music".

@Halliday7895 2 месяца назад

how do you sing like that, for real? does it start as falsetto then distort with pushing hard?? then controlling that ? is it the recording distortion too?

@shellihouge938 3 года назад

I agree completely with your reaction. You should check out the "isolated vocals" version of Oh Darling, it will blow your mind. ✌️❤️ my friend.

@gen077 3 года назад

If you like Paul's rock voice, you should listen to: Kansas City/Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey (on the album Beatles for sale).

@rexmorningstar9332 3 года назад

Little Richard "Good Golly Miss Molly" one of my favorites...........

@brupic8968 Год назад

i grew up with the beatles.....they came along when i was 13. perfect age. you can say any one of the four is your fave. however, IMHO, it's silly to argue who was the best. they all added something that created their unique sound and song writing. subtract any one of them and it's hard to make the argument they would've been as successful. mccartney had the most range. lennon the most soulful and haunting. harrison sung well enough to carry the many songs he wrote and were written for him the early days. starr was lead singer on several songs and acquitted himself very well.

@tanisdevelopment 3 года назад

They also covered Little Richard's "Kansas City / Hey Hey Hey Hey".

@melaniesmith2917 3 года назад

You're so right about Paul's vocal ability. He's amazing. You can really hear the soul ( yes! ) in his voice when you listen to these remastered tracks in headphones. More great Paul soul vocals for me are She's A Woman and I'm Down.

@kevanbodsworth4817 3 года назад

Early club Beatles , Nearly unknown..Playing covers,

@frankhoebert3121 3 года назад

Nothing like early Beatles for fun and energy ... the first album in particular just pops off the disc and makes you smile. Great review Harri!

@daletwin1 3 года назад

Paul McCartney's my favorite beatle and I got to see him live five times in my lifetime. If you like this song you should listen to I'm down which is an original song that Paul McCartney wrote when he was in The Beatles. There's another great vocal performance with a lot of energy in that song. Couple times when I saw Paul McCartney he was around 65 years old and he sounded amazing.

@TangoEliott 3 года назад

I think Paul's voice is terribly damaged. I saw him live with the Beatles, with Wings, and 3 times solo. I wished he had taken 5 years off to rest it. He is an amazing singer, composer, arranger, and band mate. Paul is still going strong composing. I just want him to rest.

@stevedahlberg8680 2 года назад

Of course the Beatles were still on the radio constantly when I was in grade school in the late 60s and early 70s and I remember hearing this for the first time on the radio and it just drove me nuts. I love it so much. I'm a musician as well. When they were the house band at this club in Hamburg were they also lived upstairs, the owner of the club and their landlord at one point wrote it into their contract that they could no longer play this song, because when they did, the club patrons would go wild and throw stuff and chaos would ensue. But they would inevitably end up playing it as a finale anyway and all hell would break loose in the guy couldn't do anything because they were packing his club night after night. This is when they started to develop a speed habit because they hardly got any sleep. But their time in Hamburg was like being forged in a crucible and when they got back to Liverpool they were an extremely veteran and hardened band. Things just exploded from there. Their first trip to America followed not long after.

@danielolson5378 3 года назад

I don't know how many times i've heard this one but i haven't really thought about how syncopated it!! Macca have many times credited Little Richard as a huge influence on not just performing but in music over all!!

@stephenqualtrough7322 3 года назад

All other tracks on the EP John's I Call Your Name Slow down and Matchbocx. I think you would have a good time to any of these Harri

@justanotherrandomcrit8115 3 года назад

You should listen to Wings’ liver version from 1972, Paul’s vocals are much more extreme.

@AdrianaWhitney 10 месяцев назад

I like the Original Little Richard’s version better. I also liked when Michael Jackson’s bought the masters and gave them back to little Richard

@stephenqualtrough7322 3 года назад

I am sure there are some more good tracks on.the Long Tall Sally EP that has tracks not on any Beatles album. But this is the star title track.. Try 2021 McCartey 3 songs Whether he is being very clever with his voice usage but he is sounding as good as ever Long Tall Sally rates as the best 4 song disc ever

@cathyortiz1280 3 года назад

The Beatles met Little Richard in the early days. LR taught Paul the rock scream. John's still my fav though.

@mu99ins 3 года назад

I used to listen to music with a wild bird, who roosted in my rooftop heater box. It listened to me via the heater ducts that connected to each room in the house and it would supervise me all day and evening until after I got settled in bed at night. And greet me in the morning, to get me out of bed and on with the playing of the days music. We listened to music full time for 7 months. It would listen to a piece of music I put on from You Tube, and after about 8 to 15 bars, typically, it would tweet with the tweet intoned to mean, "I understand what is happening with this music." It had the intonation of someone saying, "Okay". But with the Beatles, it would tweet excitedly upon the 1st or 2nd bar. And by it's tweets, it liked Paul's voice better than John's. It learn some things about music if anyone is interested. Also, it figured out my billiards practice after a few months of listening to my daily practice. It knew when I was fixing to leave the house. It first heard music on a TV commercial and tweeted excitedly for it. Then I started playing music for it, and it became a music junky.

@despinakollas 3 года назад

Hello our fab Harri! Yaasss! You are so right about how Paul sang the f**k out of this! Keep listening my soul friend! 🙏🏼💕

@MrUnderdog-vn3zf 3 года назад

Their covers are usually better than the originals. Paul made no apologies for loving Little Richard.

@mylonelyheartagain2507 3 года назад

Sir paul us my favorite Beatles too.. tnx harribest.. we're same ..

@tanisdevelopment 3 года назад

There's little doubt that Little Richard is the inspiration for the Beatles' famous falsetto "Oooooooh!".

@ploppill34 3 года назад

The public is focused on the Beatles later catalog for too long now it’s time to rediscover their earlier music and realize how freaking rocking it is

@TheGamecock366 2 года назад

In case you didn't know, the piano is being played by producer George Martin. And this song was done in only one take.

@trespatines8698 3 года назад

I hope you get around to I’m Down and She’s a Woman. Paul kill’s those songs.

@retroactive1autrey668 3 года назад

The only person who did this song better was Little Richard. True that to your reaction, young sir. Keep on.

@oldermusiclover Год назад

Paul said Little Richard taught him how to do that scream. still dont know how Paul did it for so many years and not ruined his voice

@Andytheashton 3 года назад

I don’t think anyone will quite fully capture what Little Richard did. But they played it how they played it and did it real justice. Little Richard was good friends with them from when they all met on the scene in Hamburg before The Beatles were famous