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Millennial Musicians REACT to Beatles - "If I Fell"

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@AP-gb3eh 6 months ago

I’ll take a natural voice with any flaws over computer crap every day

@FrançoisGuèdenet 6 months ago

Early Beatles are still incredible.

@RonaldCanfield-m2r 6 months ago

"And I Love Her" from the same film is a great complement to this one .

@MM7-536 6 months ago

The little break in Paul's voice at the end of that one line... is one of my favorite parts in the song. The small imperfections... make the song even more perfect.

@emorymichael9602 4 months ago

Despite the historical adulation, early Beatles are STILL underrated.

@andysummers9507 6 months ago (edited)

John and Paul harmonising with each other on this is incredible. They are alternating harmony lines halfway through sentences throughout the song which is so difficult to do to keep dropping down a harmony line and then back up again.

@Robert-z1y6j 5 months ago

The most beautiful melody ever written

@TheMerryPup 6 months ago

It’s beautiful the way John and Paul switch back and forth on the lead and harmony vocal throughout the song. And they created this in their early 20s. Just astonishing!

@maximobenatti6110 6 months ago

they're the greatest of all !!

@davidhampshire7723 5 months ago

As a 72 year old who grew up with these classics songs it cheers my heart to see younger generations discover their great music for the first time. The music is timeless. Enjoy it all.

@junem3139 6 months ago

Their early music is so good. We forget because they evolved so much in that short decade but damn, they were perfection from the beginning. Love the Beatles forever.

@sharonwelsh8102 8 days ago

I hope songwriters and musicians stay around forever ..we need them.

@KevinHombreBlanco 6 months ago

Perfect song to introduce the Beatles to someone who's never heard the Beatles before.

@thomastimlin1724 6 months ago

this song was from their 1st film, A Hard Day's Night [1964], a MUST watch to understand the miracle that was the Beatles.

@strathman7501 6 months ago

Several remarks both in the video and here in the comments about how "simple" this is: "sweet and simple"; "simple little ditty"; "pretty simplistic" etc. I understand that this is not really intended as a criticism, but seriously, it does make me question the musicality of someone who can't appreciate how sophisticated are the chordal and harmonic movements here.

@boosuedon 6 months ago

Understand that back at this point in time there was NO OTHER BANDS writing music like this! It was very different from what ever else you heard on the AM radio dial! It's all sounds pretty simplistic by todays standards but back then this was all a news direction that music was going and the Beatles seemed to hold the Patent on that direction. They were always ahead of what anyone else could come up with. It was so natural to them! None of the boys had any music education, no music theory or music composition, they couldn't even read music! They all were self taught on their instruments and played by ear. They were something else! I am 75 years old now and lived through that period in time.