What a BAND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The best band EVER>>>>>For ever....❤❤👍👍👍👍

These guys are incredible.
Once in a hundred years.

They are an emotional,  sonic experience.   Their evolution is wonderful to see;  album by album.

The Beatles are everything.   Changed the world.

A lovely song demonstrating Paul's melodic genius. The flutes are reminiscent of the intro of 'Strawberry Fields Forever' on which Paul played a Mellotron (using flute tapes) . On 'The Fool' three flutes are augmented by Paul playing the sharper sounding recorder for the upbeat solo.

@1:37 that’s the city Nice in southern France along the Mediterranean Sea.  The whole video was filmed in that area,  it was Pauls idea but nobody else wanted to go,  so this became the only Beatles video with just one member in it.

One of my favorites.  Along with 250 other Beatle songs. 61 yrs listening to there music, everyday if possible. I guess the day I  die the journey will come to an end.

All time favorite Beatles song.  Brasil 66 did an amazing cover of this one.

From Magical Mystery Tour. Its a movie!

Great song - love the BEATLES !!!

At the first piano lick you can't miss the song!  I will confidently say I've heard all of the Beatles tracks!  I grew up with this sound in the 60's!  Beatle fan here!

I've only heard this song about 200 times.  Been a Beatles fan for decades.

Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 did a great version of this song the following year.

This is from the Magical Mystery Tour album (previously an EP) which was basically the soundtrack to the Beatles' chaotic but wonderful self-directed foray into psychedelic movie-making, the Magical Mystery Tour film/ TV special.  The opening segment of this video is from the movie, the rest is (IIRC?) alternative takes that weren't used in the final cut.. <3

You said you think you’ve heard every Beatle song. If you never heard this one I’d have to believe there are many many more you haven’t heard.

They used this as the them song for the movie Dinner For Fools, starring Steve Carrel.  Pretty funny movie and the song fits it nicely.

That melody is in neither "I Am the Walrus" or "Strawberry Fields Forever." Nor does either have a melody reminiscent of this one.

Great song, and the video was very cool.

Cool reaction, although I can tell by her commentary, she is probably familiar with just a fraction of the Beatles catalogue (i.e. some of the radio hits).  You guys should do full album reactions starting with the first album "Please Please Me" and go in chronological order until their final recorded album, "Abbey Road".  It will definitely open your eyes to the greatness of the Beatles, and the reason why to this very day, they are the biggest selling music artist of all time (yes, do a google search of "who is the biggest selling music artist of all time" and you'll see what I'm talking about).  The Beatles are bigger than Elvis, Michael Jackson, Rihanna, Madonna, Dr. Dre, Drake, Taylor Swift, Nirvana, and every other music artist that ever breathed air and walked the face of this Earth.  Hope you guys consider it.
Peace

From the TV film and  album "Magical Mystery Tour. the  film clip is  from the TV film. A  group called Sergio Mendez and Brazil 66 had a major hit with this  doing it a  different  style. Some of the  video has been tampered with by throwing other clips or  scenes in that were NOT in the original. I'm 70 and I seen this at least 100 times. I've never  seen Paul running around in a  white  suit Jacket in this film for example.

Probably of no interest to anyone, but ...  When I was fifteen, my family went on holiday to Ilfracombe in north Devon.  There's a hill near the harbour, and I spent much of my holiday sitting up there, singing this song to myself.  I didn't really want to be on holiday with my family, because I was missing my then girlfriend, and moping about it.  That whole scene comes readily to mind when I hear this song.