The Abbey Road album is an absolute gem from start to finish.

@jeffmaltby6185

6 ай бұрын

I Have the Abbey Road pop up card on top of my computer tower , LOL m!!!

@nickrizzi4927

6 ай бұрын

Side B greatest song of all time!

@pjg58x

6 ай бұрын

My second favorite Beatles album, Revolver being no. 1.

@johnthegreek5836

6 ай бұрын

Definitely agree

@lesliedavis2185

6 ай бұрын

Abbey road, came out when I was an early teen, it was on very high rotation. For all our teenage get togethers. I stil enjoy it

Paul is tearing it up vocally here! ✌

@jadebel7006

6 ай бұрын

Absolutely not..shouting doesn't equate to good vocals..to quote ringo 'oh darling is basically just Paul shouting'

@brucedillinger9448

6 ай бұрын

@@jadebel7006 respectfully disagree.

@jun6174

6 ай бұрын

Absolutely he is. It's not just shouting when you can keep a melody. It's power.

@brucedillinger9448

6 ай бұрын

@@jun6174 agree.

@artiewithers6980

6 ай бұрын

The same voice that gave us “I Will”.

Another example of Ringo Star's brilliant percussion.

I love this whole album, Abbey Road. They show their respect for blues and soul in this song! Paul really rocks this whole song!

@SpaceCattttt

6 ай бұрын

Well, it IS one of the 5 greatest albums ever made by anyone who's ever lived, so yeah, I should think you ought to like it...

@martinhenderson8636

6 ай бұрын

Um, except Maxwell's Silver Hammer. A goofy song about a serial killer that does his damage with a hammer. URG! George had 2 dozen sterling songs in his hip pocket that he put on "All things must pass." Any number of them would have been totally better than Maxwell on the album. Just say'n.

@SpaceCattttt

6 ай бұрын

@@martinhenderson8636 No, the hammer song is brilliant.

@martinhenderson8636

6 ай бұрын

@@SpaceCattttt Well I get where you're coming from. I do. But the other 3 Beatles HATED it. Despised it.

@SpaceCattttt

6 ай бұрын

@@martinhenderson8636 They hated "Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da" too, and that's fantastic, so what do they know? If it wasn't for Paul, they would've never left the Cavern Club...

It will blow our mind how many deep cut tracks are bangers as much as hit singles. About 95% of them. Very little throw away tracks. 211 song catalog in a 8 year window. 186 of those written by them. It's incredible.

@Zebred2001

6 ай бұрын

Yup. Pretty legendary and hard to believe!

I grew up with the Beatles i think they are the best group ever .

Paul is the best. We’ll never see anyone like him again.

One week Paul came in every morning and sang this vocal intensely as he could in order to deliberately rough up the sound of his voice; it worked!

@BillO964

6 ай бұрын

You know this how?

@BVB-lk9yb

6 ай бұрын

​@@BillO964it's a pretty well known story

@beatlebrian4404

6 ай бұрын

​@@BillO964why don't you do some research?

@RoSaWa386-33

6 ай бұрын

@@BillO964 Wiki is your friend: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oh!_Darling

@williamstokes5299

6 ай бұрын

I heard this information from Peter Asher on the SiriusXM Beatles channel.

Paul's incredible vocal versatility as a young man. Really amazing and the melody is so beautiful. Absolute classic.

Certainly one of Paul’s most passionate vocals ever! The range and power is unsurpassed!!

The Beatles at the height of their work!

"Oh! Darling" is from the Beatles 1969 album "Abbey Road". It is full of great songs such as "Something", "Here Comes The Sun", "Come Together" etc.

The Beatles Now and Then is a masterwork. No money grab. Just a damn good performance.

@JoseAntonioDuclaud

6 ай бұрын

Agree! It’s an unexpected jewel!!

On Abbey Road , side one, track 4 ,we have this awesome track with Paul McCartney singing his socks off, and with Ringo's superlative drumming. Then, on side two, we get The Abbey Road Medley. What an album.

@valarmorghulis2350

5 ай бұрын

“You never give me your money You only give me your funny paper…”

Heavenly, they mesmerize me. They have no peers. ❤😊

This is one of Paul's best ever.

Insanely good Paul vocals! Magnificent album.

Paul is the vocal chameleon in the band. He has like 4 distinct singing styles with varying timbre and range. For a sample of what they sound like, check out the following Beatles' songs: * I've Got a Feeling - He and John go back and forth, but Paul reigns supreme * Get Back - Paul intentionally made himself sound nasally here * I Will - A lovely ballad and soothing vocals (hear the bass vocals) * Helter Skelter - Many say this is the precursor to the heavy metal genre * Lady Madonna - A little alto, a little rock * Kansas City - He drew inspiration from Little Richards * Honey Pie - Paul dreamt of writing show tunes * Rocky Raccoon - Western movies tribute * Why Don't We Do It in the Road - Pure rock * You Know My Name (Look Up the Number) - A nice mashup of his vocal ability I thank my older brothers and uncles for exposing me to The Beatles music when I was very young. Proud 38-year old Beatles fan.

This song will get stuck in my head for days sometimes and it's just so so good. And I think the backing vocals on this are pure genius. I follow some reactors who do a ton of Beatles stuff and so they figure out a process of some sort. I definitely heard multiple of them say that it usually takes them about 3 weeks to get a Beatles one up.

@RoSaWa386-33

6 ай бұрын

@Stevedahlberg8680... do you not listen to whole albums, though? Not for reaction videos, but just out of musical curiousity?

This is a track that all four loved, as it harkened back to the 50's vibe of the music they grew up with. I didn't know this until the box set was released a few years ago, but this track features George Harrison on bass (McCartney on piano, Lennon guitar, and Ringo doing an outstanding job on drums).

Love, love, love the Beatles!! Now, if you want to hear Paul tearing it up even more, listen to "Helter Skelter".

If you’re going to make a final album, this is how to do it. End with a masterpiece.

Paul worked on the vocals for this over and over and over again until he got it exactly like he wanted it. Amazing song.

Paul's voice goes straight up metal in this song and I love it lol

lol you should hear him on "Helter Skelter".

@StevenMichals0812

6 ай бұрын

Or Long Tall Sally

@ericanderson8886

6 ай бұрын

@@StevenMichals0812 Or Monkberry Moon Delight lol

@adamhearne2825

5 ай бұрын

@@ericanderson8886 Or temporary secretary 👀

Ringo's fills are incredible in this song, specially the one just before the chorus. And they're even more impressive when you hear the isolated drum track. Some people say he couldn't play drums, go figure

@davidpellanera4476

5 ай бұрын

Ringo is one of the best drummers ever, anyone who claims otherwise is deaf.

It's Paul.. The Best!

A perfect album, if such a thing could exist! 👌👍🧔‍♀🧑👧🧒

Paul belting out the vocals!

Easily, my favorite album by The Beatles. Paul, just kills the vocals and Ringo showing why he is one of the best ever. Thanks Sam & Phil. 🔥

This is my 2nd favorite song on the album. My favorite is I Want You/Shes So Heavy. This song is mesmerizing, especially the last few minutes. It draws you in. It is the last song on side one of the album. The Beatles are the only band you really cannot pidgeon hole as their music is incredibly eclectic. Listening to their later albums for the 1st time you never know what you are going to get with the next one.

@vicprovost2561

6 ай бұрын

Yes, She's So FN Heavy! 🎸

@RoSaWa386-33

6 ай бұрын

@johndavids4780 ... it may take a few starts, but see if you can spend time with PET SOUNDS. This is a staggering album that blew down the walls between rock, harmonies and orchestration. (Hey - where the guitar solos?!! Uh... where's the guitars, PERIOD?!!) The opening song is rather trite, at first listens... but by the time I finished Side 2, and restarted Side 1, then it made a lot of sense... it 'fit'. But back to your original argument: 2nd Best next to SHE'S SO HEAVY. Yes... what a luxury to 'have to do battle' between those two songs! Or the White Album's LONG LONG LONG vs. I WILL. Each Beatles album presents me with at least two favorites, and sometimes 4 - two from each 'style'. What a luxury!

the problem with the beatles is that each new song you hear becomes your new favorite. this album is virtually flawless. full of surprises, the beatles specialty, innovation and magic. as good as this entire album is it still doesn't equal the absolute joy and perfection as the white album. it remains the absolute best t&r album ever recorded. thanks for the video.

@zorkundegilaldama8727

5 ай бұрын

Me pasa igual ,oigo una y digo oooohh esta es la que más y asi con todas y cada una de ellas

As teens... then. ..we would listen to these tracks and our jaws would just hit the floor! Staggeringly good stuff !!!

So good! It still amazes me that this group achieved such historic iconic success in 6 years (1964-1970). Its wonderful that this is Sam's fav so far...its a passionate blazer for sure. Great as always!

@jnagarya519

6 ай бұрын

1962-1969.

@mgonzales56

6 ай бұрын

Yes, we here in the U.S. started late, we missed the first two years, but we caught up, and never looked back. Love The Beatles.

Two other Beatles songs to appreciate the INCREDIBLE voice that Paul had are Helter Skelter and I've Got a Feeling.

That rock n roll screaming--Paul picked up a way to mimic Little Richard's style in early performances.

The Beatles were the greatest group that have ever had the liberty to have been recorded and have walked this earth

Paul wrote this and sings the lead vocal. The background vocals are overdubbed and they include Paul John and George. Ringo is fantastic and he used tea towels on top of the drums to get that sound. Paul’s bass playing is always phenomenal. I highly recommend you do a reaction from The Beatles White Album … The song is called Yer Blues.

@jnagarya519

6 ай бұрын

How about "I Want You (She's So Heavy) from "Abbey Road"?

@philippamalherbe4111

6 ай бұрын

George plays bass on this one

@jozefzvala

6 ай бұрын

Paul is on piano George is playing bass

@jnagarya519

6 ай бұрын

@@jozefzvala It's doubtful Paul was playing an instrument AND singing at the same time.

Abbey Road is without a doubt their best album and one of the greatest albums in rock history.

Paul could do anything..include belt out the blues! Great pick! The more time passes the more I realize just how great these guys were together.

Back then, The Beatles were driven by American rock and blues. This song is a perfect example. :)

The second side of this album, with the medley, is absolutely magnificent. No equal before or since.

And there's people that don't realize the importance of The Beatles for rock music. This is basically rock, GODDAMNIT!

Abby Road could be the best overall rock album in history.

@Bars & Barbells- One of my fav Beatle songs ever and yes this is Paul singing the whole song. He is really showing his range in this one.

One of my all favorites from them. Paul has an incredible voice. If you haven't alredy, you should check out Paul singing Maybe I'm Amazed.

@jnagarya519

6 ай бұрын

Try "Let Me Roll It".

Put this on your list as one of a hundred great Beatles songs!

Early on, the Beatles performed next to Little Richard, who taught Paul how to wail. Paul always wanted to show he could be a hard blues singer, since his voice was so melodic. one of his lesser known songs features that voice "Monkberry Delight" when he was with Wings

@jeanmyers1787

4 ай бұрын

He does a great Long Tall Sally

And Ringo smashed it on the drums, awesome!

This is a great, underrated tune. I really like the heavenly harmonies in the back-half - they just transport the song to another dimension.

They didn't just change music, they changed the world. Unworldly.

The Beatles are Gods gift to man!✌🏻

Such a great song by them. Paul really shines on this. I definitely hear John Lennon too

Great song choice,one of my favorite Beatles song.

You need to check out the whole Abbey Road album and when you get to side two you need to listen to it all together with no stops from "Because" to "The End". Octopuses Garden was actually used on a segment of Sesame Street back in 1971. Maxwells Silver Hammer is fun and two great rockers with Come Together and She's So Heavy. Here Comes The Sun is a beautiful George Harrison song as well.

@roncypert8255

6 ай бұрын

@kallsop2 It’s hard not to listen to the whole album but I sometimes cue up side 2 just to listen to that amazing run of songs you mentioned. When they get to Mean Mr. Mustard, the medley of ensuing tracks sets the house on fire!!🔥

This song was a #1 vocal challenge for me as a lead singer.

Always have to crank this up when it comes on!!!

Despite most Beatles songs being written and sung by John and Paul, some of their best were actually written by George.... While My Guitar Gently Weeps being one of them.

@terri2494

6 ай бұрын

Also “Something” and “Here Comes The Sun”, two of my favorites.

I had all the Beatles albums from the first Meet the Beatles yes I’m that old. Unfortunately I lost all of them which makes me so sad. Thank you for playing their songs ❤

Paul at the top of his game.

The Beatles had so many songs that alot get missed when people look for their songs

I flew to London from Arizona and walked that same spot on the photo of the Album. Walked the whole area. I was into it.

Paul is mostly known for his bass playing but he absolutely has one of the best voices in rock.

Pure class, so much talent in one band. Try if you can to listen to the rest of this album.

Another gem from Abby Road is Track 1, Come Together. It's the perfect introduction to a perfect album. Abby Road and Dark Side of the Moon are the two perfect albums of the era imho.

Love the Beatles!❤ Great Reaction!!👏👏

LOVE this album - particularly the Side Two Medley (YOU NEVER GIVE YOUR MONEY, SUN KING, MEAN MR. MUSTARD, POLYTHENE PAM, SHE CAME IN THROUGH THE BATHROOM WINDOW, GOLDEN SLUMBERS, CARRY THAT WEIGHT, THE END -and wait for it- HER MAJESTY), which must be heard straight thru, non-stop -THEN react. Others have successfully aired it, recently.

"Abbey Road" was the final recorded album by The Beatles, and they definitely went out with a bang.

Paul McCartney is incredible. What a great vocal range he had, Paul totally kicks ass on that song .

I was 13 in Feb 1964...I still remember the joy and excitement buying my first 45 "I want to hold your hand"... this began my musical journey...and I still remember the lyrics to all their songs...we had Beatle weekends and the radio station played nothing but Beatles music! Glorious time to be a teenager!

Desde mis 12 años aprox..siempre e sido un soñador en lo musical gracias a The Beatles y Paul es mi preferido,por su calidad vocal ..imitando su registro...tan mal no lo hice ...esto es un don envidiable y mas aun siendo el un músico nivel The Beatles..saludos.💪🇨🇱

Love the piano and the backing vocals. Just adds that little bit extra to it that any other band would've blown off.

An amazing from an amazing album!

I think this and Let it Be are my favorite Paul vocals. ❤😊

Paul wrote and sang it. One the most amazing voices ever. He could do beautiful ballads and belt out songs like this one and even scream on key.

Paul is a man of many voices; listen to, for sample diversity, Yesterday, Lady Madonna, Michelle, Rocky Raccoon and then there is, this one.

My favourite Beatles album by a distance

It sounds like they used a slight echo for Paul's vocals in the chorus which sounds very cool. Love that effect! Also, the punchy guitar that pounces on that chord with perfect spacing proves that you don't need some slick, fast filling the air with a gazillion notes to have a great guitar sound in a song. As Miles Davis and Keith Richards have said...."let the notes breathe" and the Beatles showed how right that is in this song.

This is my favorite Beatles song. Have you seen the movie “Across the Universe”? It is a story told using a variety of Beatles songs. “Oh, Darling” is used as a backdrop to a singing duo couple’s break up. I love the movie and feel the songs are appropriately used for the characters and events.

Paul McCartney is the man of a thousand voices and he had a four octave range. On of the best vocal performances all time.

All Paul on this one!

His vocal range, bass playing, song writing is on another level

I used to sing and mime a performance along with this playing on my sister's stereo, mustering up all the heart and energy of a frustrated 12 year old boy. What a great release of theraputic dopamine! And all these years later, after losing my wife, the Beatles comfort me with Now and Then, (I think of you). Yeah, they've been with me since 4th grade, providing a soundtrack for every milestone of my life. Amazing!

Number one in my book always

Love this song and album. I have it and listen to it. Also have the White album, it's awesome! You guys rock!

This is possibly my favorite Beatles song. Paul's vocals are incredible, but John's and George's harmonies are angelic and add so much to this song. As someone had already mentioned, Ringo's fills are just great also.

Don’t forget, George he was a major part of everything the Beatles did

I think that despite all the gems that they gave us , Hey Jude , Let It Be , Strawberry Fields , Yesterday , In My Life , this one stands as THE MOST BEAUTIFUL ONE … the drums , the passion , … and the CHORUSES ??? … and THIS INCREDIBLE VOICE ??? JUST AMAZING … STUNNING BEAUTIFUL ❤❤❤ … and he was just 27 … 🙈🙈🙈

I think this is Paul's best vocal. The entire album is a swan song, being the last recorded.

Love George's "my guitar gently weeps."

The Beatles make me happy, have done so since I first started listening to them in 1964!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is my favourite The Beatles’ song. It quite often comes to my mind.

Nice reaction guys, any plans on getting a ring on that beauty's finger? She's a stunner indeed.

I've heard Abbey Road so many times I can play it in order in my head. I actually live at the Abbey Road apartments on Penny Lane in Austin. That album really means a lot to a lot of people. We experienced the songs always flowing into each other, as they were meant to be heard.

Probably my favorite Beatles song.

For those who never believed that Paul McCartney was a multi talented vocalist….need to listen to Oh Darling!

I love singing to The Beatles, as accurately as possible, as an exercise. Except this one, which I only sing when I feel like hurting myself. I'm not even kidding.

One of my fave Beatles tune and esp by Paul.

My favorite one of Paul. High to low, sexy and sweet.

Their last song they played together "Get Back" was on a Rooftop in London. Impromptu. People were in the Street and looked and and they had a mini concert. Check out the Video!