FIRST TIME HEARING Now and then by The Beatles | MUSICIANS REACT

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[leannmiller]

That was John in the beginning, then Paul came in. All four Beatles are on this song. There’s a great 12 minute YouTube video on how this came about.

[tinamakaneole]

Beatles are eternal. They changed the world.❤😊

[SueProv]

The Only AI was the voice of John Lennon being separated from the piano off the original cassette. The visual dancing effects are from video from the song You Say Goodbye I Say Hello

[primalengland]

Thanks guys. I’m 69 and live just up the road from Liverpool. I grew up with the Beatles. Christmas when I was 9 I got ‘With the Beatles’, a plastic Beatles wig and an acoustic guitar. On the day that Sgt Peppers came out I sat on my friends front doorstep and listened to it on his older brother’s record player. One of those with the red vinyl covers. I had all the cigarette cards and watched all the films as they were released. It was a fantastic times of musical innovation. Gets me every time I hear this.

[Ken_Dodds_Tickling_Stick]

As a 15/16 year old in 1961/62, I was a regular in the Cavern Club at the lunchtime sessions watching John, Paul, George and Pete before Ringo joined and Ive loved them since before theyvwere famous.

The boys had this aura around very special.

I was in The Cavern the day that Mr Brian Epstein came to see them and John made a fool of him all the time he was in the audience.

We all knew they were going to be big, but we didn't realise they would be as big as they now 61 years after the 1st release of Love Me Do, they then release their last very fitting epitaph to the memory of "four lads who shook the world"

The world will still be talking about the Beatles in 60 years.

I'm now aged 78 and still living walking distance from the Cavern and love them more today as I did when I was 15.

Best wishes from Liverpool ❤

[vkaPAUL]

watch the 12 minute documentary of how they did this!!

[hlhappy]

My mum saw them live in 1963 and could not hear a thing due to all the screams Love the song, much love from Liverpool xx

[mikefetterman]

This will absolutely be the LAST Beatle song ever. During their recording career, Paul said they never sat down to write and had a dry session. Everything they wrote, was either put on an album, or vetoed to the trash bin by Ringo, George, Paul or John. (They all had equal say, and If one person did not like a song, they wouldn't do it) There are no more tapes to scour to find anything else to work on. That one tape from 1978 that had REAL LOVE, FREE AS A BIRD, and NOW AND THEN on it, was the last bits and bobs that John had left lying around.

[Comtorn]

Peter Jackson from Lord of The Rings fame made the video and used the technology of AI to lift John's voice from the demo that he recorded in 1977. Watch the video of how they did it...AMAZING!

[jackhargrove]

I was 7 yrs. Old when I saw The Beatles for the 1st time. Numb. 👆For Eternity, They started The British Invasion. All us Young Lady's Screamed So loud, they could not hear them selves on stage. Crazy, Fun Times . I'm 68 yrs. Ole now.

[ralph]

you made a great point, that if the beatles make it ok, and they did, then everyone else will follow, hmmm some things never change

[LeChaunce]

There's a 12 minute documentary on the making of the song. Please react to that.

[bigjoe]

The reveal of John Lennon's voice at the beginning is mind l'm surprised you didn't recognize his very distinctive voice.

[stevedahlberg]

Love your heartfelt reaction and it's wonderful that you can appreciate all the work that went into it and really how historic this is. And it's not just the latest Beatles song, it's almost certainly the last Beatles song. It was the last demo of John that they had access to and that moment at the end where it's from The Ed Sullivan Show and they bow and then fade out and then the Marquee behind them goes blank, and then after you paused it, the whole thing just goes to Black and holds for a while, and then that Apple logo comes up.

I grew up with the Beatles and was in high school when John Lennon got assassinated and so you can imagine this hits me and a lot of other people really hard every time we watch it. And I love the song as well, and I really like Paul McCartney's slow-moving bass line on this. It's great and Ringo's drums just sounds so modern in a way but it still sounds just like the Beatles from back then.

[reallymysterious]

Great reaction boys - I'm not really a Beatles fan but I love their Ballads. My fav song of theirs is Eleanor Rigby, followed by Let it Be, Yesterday, While my Guitar Gently Weeps, Day in the Life, and this one would slot into the #6 spot

[jeaniceprince]

One of the last words John said to Paul was... Remember me every now and then my old friend. It's like a love song from John to Paul. Love your reaction

[chrislofotos]

Very nostalgic memories for me, I was fortunate to have seen the Beatles live in 1962, I was docked in Liverpool and introduced to the Cavern club by a Liverpudlian shipmate. Great time for U.K. music?

[stevedahlberg]

George Martin's son Giles Martin did the string arrangement in the style of how he thought his father might have done it. There's a brief shot of him sitting next to Paul McCartney in the booth, and moreover, there were some George Harrison guitar tracks to this that were aborted but Paul thought there were some really interesting ideas in them, and so he sent them to Giles Martin hoping that it would influence his string arrangement and apparently it did.

[elizabethfranco]

Not Paul that was John on lead vocals with Paul coming in on harmony. You don’t know the difference between Paul and John ?

[dilandilanjoao]

Peter Jackson(, "the Lord of the rings "and "Get back ") is the director of the vídeo. He also put Paul McCartney today, on stage performing with John Lennon in 1969 on the roof top concert (their last), projected on a giant screen playing together on stage in 2023 the song "I've got a feeling ". Just pure magic 😊 take care