The Beatles in the recording studio (Feb 27th 1964) And I love her/tell me why/if I fell 

John and Paul were such a song writing supernova that George had some self doubts for a bit

And Paul…. Early Beatles

This was also five days after the Beatles had returned from their triumphant two weeks in the United States for Ed Sullivan and a bit of R&R, they were truly on top of the world at this point in their lives. 🤩

@@surfdocer103 dafür gibts kein Grund. Bei fast allen Songs flossen George Ideen mit ein, normal hätte er bei allen Komposition mit genannt werden müssen. Es war Brains Idee, nur Lennon/McCartney zu nennen. Die schönsten und erfolgreichsten Beatles Songs, die heute im Internet gestreamt, werden, schrieb George alleine. Here Comes the Sun.... und erfolgreichster Song, die gecovert wurde Something, While My Guitar Gently Weeps' auch. Pauls Yesterday ist ein Plagiat, original heißt der Song Answer me my love und kommt von Nate King Cole

​@@jensjanssen5076 Yesterday sounds absolutely nothing like 'Answer me my love'. Not the same chords, not even a similar melody. There are a couple similar words, but hardly enough to consider it "plagiarism". Just because Nat King Cole says "yesterday" in the song doesn't mean Paul stole the song.

Lennon wrote "A Hard Days Night" over night & on demand. Pretty good.

After all of these years,I really have tried to figure out why they still sound so amazing still. The sum of the four plus George Martin is much greater than the individual parts. To have talent like John and Paul in the same band I don't believe has ever been approached.

@@jameskuroski8382 And George had the first No.1 album & single. Ringo had a No.1single before John.

Youre 100% right. Sounds beyond perfect. Recorded live, minimal overdubs, no voice correction. Simply the best band ever.

Absolutely!

He had the ability to sound like either Paul or John when needed. Often you might think it was one of the other two double tracking their vocals and when you see them live it was George doing the second vocal.

I agree, he always was the beatles soul with his great harmonies

Not by me!

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What's Band?

Absolutely the smartest comment on RU-vid in the history RU-vid! SMH

I consider George M as the 5th Beatle. He made many a song more wonderful with his ideas and his own musical contributions.

@@larl7551 I was talking about George Harrison, not George Martin... Harrison played the guitar riff in 'and I love her'....

Indeed and he didn’t get songwriting credit for it!

@@marjanp4784 Yes, but I consider George Martin as the 5th Beatle, because he added so much to their already great tunes. Yes, George's riff was awesome.

@@marjanp4784 Actually you are BOTH right. It was George Martin who said we need an intro and George Harrison came up with one.

yes and ther are so many other Beatles songs that are overlooked !

yes, one of their most underrated songs

@@thisplaceisazoo absoloutely

its my favourite song from the beatles

Agreed, the energy released by the clever overlaying of John's harmonies is electrifying.

I am happy you enjoyed the video Shelley. I had a ton of fun just making the video, so it's a win-win situation. Thank you.

Yes it is and Because are also wonderful harmony songs.

@@blindowlvideos5813 I hope you post more. Great work. I also was referencing the wrong song that was playing. But the comment still stands. Appreciate you for posting this.

George thought of it on the spot in the studio In the moment

As Paul has said on many occasions, first and foremost, The Beatles were just a f***ing good band! Each member of the group had a great feel for a song, even if one of the others wrote it. In this case, Paul came up with an absolutely gorgeous song ("And I Love Her") and then George listened to it.. thought about it.. and then came up with the opening riff that set the mood perfectly. These four guys made magic (especially with the incredible help and guidance of George Martin).

Unbelievable? Sure is. We've been sold a fairy story. Nothing is real....

Everly Brothers too ...

You won't see any Joe because it never happened. None exists, with the exception of the Get Back video. The songs were written for them, the backing tracks recorded by sessions musicians. All the lads had to do was learn the lyrics and stand in front of the mikes. They had reasonable singing voices and good harmony so that was a bonus. They were fine for rough and tumble live gigs where the audience didn't care much how they sounded, but nowhere near good enough for exacting studio work. So in the early days, most of the work was done by others. We were all sold a fairy tale...

Boy, you said it! Nobody could touch them

I doubt that Bob. Tell me why was just an album filler. Important to know, they never did a live performance of this song.

This is the kind of music that got the girls screaming and fainting. "Excitement" is the right word. There was a flood of great music coming from the British Invasion.

I never read or heard that they wrote it with a Motown singer in mind. is that from a book I haven't read?

Tell Me Why,,album filler??Are you on drugs?? Probably their most exciting well performed song of their career

It's a beautiful song, no question about that.

Maybe better. Paul taking the lead harmony while John sings a challenging lower line and the constantly switch between 3rds and fifths. Exquisite

Sweetly romantic and not depressing like Yesterday.

I think If IFell is BETTER than Yesterday,,,by far,,

I don't think it's heresy, I think it's the truth. The melody is beautiful and the harmonies are Lennon/McCartney at their very best. And this may be heresy but I think Yesterday would have been better if George Martin had left it alone and just let Paul play it on acoustic. Back in the day when cassettes were a thing, I used to isolate the left channel of Yesterday and leave the strings off when I would burn a copy for my mixed music tapes. When it's just Paul plucking it is a much better tune. But that's just me, though I understand John was also not a big fan of George Martin getting in there and orchestrating things up either (he told him as much when they did The White Album I guess). Anyway, If I fell is one of my top five favs so I'm more than okay with your assertion and do not find it heretical in any form or fashion. 👍

Two of my absolute favorites ever... and the photos are "phenomenal" !!! 🥰

Thanks Bette I am glad you enjoyed this one.

amazing that they could record three fabulous songs like this on the same day.

@@blindowlvideos5813 oh yes ... but then again.. you're talking about The Beatles! 😍💞

They were masters at filtering out the duff bits that most other songwriters would have left in. And they did it at phenomenal speed. Absolute masters of their art.

Always thought such a Latin influence in "And I Love Her"... especially the sound of the Oh so romantic guitar strings..A real serenade from your loved one!! ❤️💕

Thank you and greetings from the Philippines.

@@bettechic5052 another deelite bolero song was playing by the Beatles... ' till there was you ' , other romantic latin bolero , like the Mexican Bolero Tríos...Los Panchos , Los Tres Ases , Los Tecolines , etc. And the other latin style song from the Beatles is...' I Will '.

@@ferpas9015 yes... so true!! 💓 love " I Will" as well ..

Mexico City, I've gotta go back there to see if couples still kiss inside the Belles Artes metro station using masks. That would be heartbreaking to see.

Why am I not surprised.

George schooled these great Houdinis in song writing and performing.

Harrison or Martin ?

@@ibberman , Harrison !

@@stellapolanco6860 👍

Manufactured band Ross. No star alignments or universal phenomena. Sorry.... A rubbish garage band nobody was interested in except Brian Epstein, and only then because he had on eye for Lennon. Decca thought they were crap. George Martin thought their music was rubbish, they had nothing behind them and hadn't demonstrated any song writing ability. His words, not mine... He turned Epstein down, but then decided to give them an hour of studio time with songs written FOR them. They had nothing of their own worth anything except "Love Me Do" and only then if sessions musicians did the backing and a sessions drummer was used. Andy White in this case. It was all a fairy story, and this is from someone with a 60 + years interest and love for the Beatles and their music...

Celestial alignments are created by God, and it was God alone who gave us the Beatles. As for "manufactured band" - someone is in severe denial.

Thanks so much. I am glad you enjoyed the video. I enjoyed making it.

Florent Arseau, What do you have to say about my reply to you?

Which was John ?? To be honest, i don't really understand the meaning of your post dear ...

Welcome!

Glad you enjoy it!

@@blindowlvideos5813 these are pretty much the completed final tracks, no?

@@willzimjohn True. It gives the song a cleaner, more intimate quality.

A maior banda que a via láctea já presenciou!!! Nunca houve,jamais haverá outra que chegará aos pés dos Beatles . Suas canções, suas letras e sua história é " sui generis"!

That's why the Beatles are "great" figures of popular music.

First let me say I am a huge Beatles fan… but you had better do some homework. The early Beatles were very far from “squeaky clean”. They drank and took uppers to keep them going and they spent a good deal of time with German prostitutes when they played in Hamburg. McCartney had a child out of wedlock.All of that was conveniently covered up. Sorry to burst your bubble.

@@jimmy5634 And further more during that period before Brian Epstein arrived The Beatles were considered by many to be the hardest rock band in the UK. The clean cut Beatles were Epstein's idea to make money - and boy did they ever make a lot of it.

to present anything to the world it had to be clean and wholesome. and the Beatles showed us it could be done and still rock out. kinda not like today.

@@tommaloney3938 it’s ironic, but Beatles were considered opposite of conservative, but compared to the left today, the Beatles were evangelicals. The Beatles sang, “If you go carrying pictures if Chairman Mao, you ain’t gonna make it with anyone anyhow.” Democrats today are more likely to appoint people who IDOLIZE Mao.

@@rickpontificates3406 lennon had some regret writing that line, he just needed something to rhyme with anyhow. He had mao leanings for a while and was close friends with maoists

Don't wish your life away on a fairy story Rachel. I was around in those days, which makes me 75. A Beatles fan for 60 + years. However.... It never happened, not how it's officially portrayed at least. It's a fairytale, not remotely like you believe...

@@logotrikes Really? You probably were sleeping

@@tizianalancia7679 Very likely. Twas but a dream....

Answer. It was a fairytale. Didn't happen. No video exists of the lads doing instrumental tracks and singing, except Get Back, and that is very ordinary with only barely adequate musicianship. Sure they sang, but they were singing lyrics written for them. All they had to do was learn the lyrics and stand in front of the mikes. Everything else was taken care of by others... The truth is sometimes horrible, but there you go. Manufactured band from the off...

Many many thanks

Let It Be was inspired by a dream, too.

Those songs came into being from professional songwriters. Yesterday is a close copy of a 19th century Italian song. The Beatles wrote almost nothing of their early stuff, up to 1966. It was all done for them as was the backing tracks. All the lads had to do was learn the lyrics and stand in front of the mikes. The writers, the sessions dudes, George Martin and the engineers did the rest. We were all sold a fairytale....

@@logotrikes Utter nonsense spouted by a troll who’s looking for attention. Yawn. 🥱😴

You'll have to provide some proof for these claims that "Lennon and McCartney wrote none of their own music". Undoubtedly the studio guided and polished and marketed them, George Martin even played harmonium behind them, but to say the Beatles were a complete fraud is a claim with no known evidence.

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Yes this is true. The photos are from the recording session that produced these songs on this day.

John had already written the main melody line that Paul sings, and his part in the bridge

It´s a John Lennon baby , from start to finish !

@@stellapolanco6860 well, not quite. John himself credited Paul with giving him the middle-erght and they worked out the harmony parfs together. So, primarily John's.

@@strathman7501 , When or in which interview John claimed that Paul helped him with the middle eight of "If I Fell" ?

@@stellapolanco6860 Interview with David Sheff, 1980, re If I Fell: "The harmony’s Paul’s … and maybe the middle eight, let me think." He sings the verse through, and says that was his own; then coming to the middle-eight he says, "i think maybe the middle eight he introduced the chord in the… Yeah, I might have mixed up the story on the middle eight to In My Life and this one - it’s *this* one he gave me the middle eight on the F, and In My Life was complete.”

You are correct, the audio is the final finished versions of the songs. The highlight of the video are the photos that were shot in the studio when these songs were recorded.

OK...what do you call it then. Photos to music? Thousands of videos I see on U-tube are also still pictures...So none of those would be considered videos either?

@@blindowlvideos5813 you don’t owe anyone an explanation! This is an absolutely beautiful VIDEO! Thank you so much for taking the time and effort to put together this incredible VIDEO of one of the worlds greatest bands in my opinion that ever was or will be! Such meaningful, inspirational, soul touching music to pictures of youthful days gone by. New sub💯💯 Rest in love and light George and John🙏🏼☮️💟

​@@jacquelinemamahiggzhiggins2951And all a fairytale. The Beatles were a manufactured band brought into being for a particular social agenda. When you pull back the curtains you see the reality of what transpired from 1962 to 69, and it isn't as you think. I've been a Beatles fan and loved their music for 60 + years, but I am under no illusion that they were the song writing genius's they're purported to be. They weren't. They were a rubbish garage band with nothing behind them and they didn't demonstrate any real songwriting abilities. George Martins words not mine...