The Beatles - I Want To Hold Your Hand | Opera Singer Reacts LIVE

The Beatles I Want To Hold Your Hand - Juilliard trained Opera Singer and Vocal Coach Maggie Reneé reacts LIVE

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[josephscally]

This single performance was life changing for millions of teenagers. I was one of them.

[mercurywoodrose]

The public reaction to their music was unprecedented in all of human history

[bumperu]

This was live and my family watched. My mother and dad watched with stern facial expressions while my 15 year old sister was grooving and loving these guys. I was 10 years old and had to make a decision. Go with my parents or sister? Needless to say I followed my sister into the rock and roll world and the rest is history!!!!

[yesterdayproductions]

100% live. The TV people on the Sullivan show were not used to anything like the Beatles. Paul's microphone was twice as loud as John. The guitar amps were off to the side of the stage.
A fabulous very melodic song that literally exploded all over America.

[fishboy]

Their fans went crazy anytime they saw them...on stage, at the airports, going in and out of hotels and restaurants. It was band on the planet at the time.

[gaetanomaximus]

The Beatles were, are, and will always remain gods.

[rogershore]

There never will be another group like The Beatles. They were a one

[Greenlion]

This recording is totally real, people were losing their minds. Nobody had seen anything like this at the time.

[trixiebella]

Classic Band, song, and TV performance... it's a hit. And yes the Beatles got that wild response everywhere they went!

[ZebZanko]

I was 12 years old and watched the Beatles on Ed Sullivan when this program was aired. People were going nuts during the Beatles performance. Unless one lived through the Beatles early era one simply can't understand the hysteria they generated at the time. The Beatles influenced culture, fashion, hair styles, music, the music video, and are perhaps responsible for selling a zillion guitars and drum sets. All of this accomplished before any of the band members were 30 yrs old. Nobody except maybe Elvis had more impact on music than the Beatles. The following week my uncle took me to a music shop to look at guitars. All my Dad could say watching the show was "Look at that hair"!!! The Beatles movies are a hoot Hard Days Night" fun stuff, with great music.

[sleepingwolf_]

I remember this performance as so many others. It just shows how many people watched the Ed Sullivan show and how he became so important for introducing talent to the US audience.
Didn't matter if you were black or white, male or female if you were talented, he gave you a chance. And if he put you on the air.. you had a good chance of "making it"
Thank you for the reaction.

[rparret]

The Beatles did a concert at Shea Stadium in NYC, and the cheering was so load, they had trouble hearing their own cues. Such was their popularity in the 60s. My sister was absolutely in love with Paul McCartney.

[steelerstitles]

We wrote a lot of stuff together, one on one, eyeball to eyeball. Like in 'I Want to Hold Your Hand, ' I remember when we got the chord that made the song. We were in Jane Asher's house, downstairs in the cellar playing on the piano at the same time. And we had, 'Oh you-u-u/ got that something ...' And Paul hits this chord and I turn to him and say, 'That's it!' I said, 'Do that again!' In those days, we really used to absolutely write like that—both playing into each other's noses.
--J. Lennon, 1980

[brucefelger]

The screaming didn't get better, eventually they had to stop doing live concerts because they couldn't hear their own music, and didn't think anyone else could either.

[johnniekight]

When I went to see them in "A Hard Days Night" the babes in the theater were screaming their heads off even though it was a movie.

[HeidiDenoble]

This was the song, along with She Loves You, that put the Beatles on their way.

[jimmoffat]

If you know this little about the Beatles and this song and the Beatles on Ed Sullivan, your parents failed you epically

[mgonzales]

Feb. 9, 1964, 73 million people watched The Beatles perform live on The Ed Sullivan Show. His studio held 500 people, they got 50, 000 requests for tickets. The crowd did go crazy while The Beatles performed, and so did the whole world. Everyone was Beatles crazy. I was 7 years old at the time, and my siblings and I have loved The Beatles since that night the we all crowded around the TV set and watched them. The world was never the same.

[chrispswann]

The Beatles did a German version of this song because they used to do a lot of concerts in Germany. For Beatles fans it's worth listening to just as a curiosity.

[leftcoaster]

Paul is on the left, George is in the centre, John is on lead on the right. Ringo is on drums. Don't look at the hair, look at the faces, and the instruments. Paul is distinctive because he plays the bass "backwards" with his left hand. All were geniuses.