FIRST TIME HEARING THE BEATLES - SHE LOVES YOU

Hi FAM,
here is my humble reaction to the song you requested for.
I hope you enjoy it.
Thanks.

[perlaursen]

Listening to “she loves you” everyone on the planet understands why The Beatles was the greatest band that ever was. They will survive for a 100 years, when all other bands and artist we know now, are long forgotton. 😎

[debjorgo]

This was my favorite song back then. And was for a long time.

[MrJohndl]

The perfect pop song. Thank God for the Beatles.

[mitchmitchell]

Man they are good! My 14 year old thinks they are the best band ever! Thanks!

[robking]

Audio with no video was a great idea, as it helped me listen more closely to the music. Nice reaction too; I could see you enjoyed the Beatles' natural flair for a great melody.

[deselby]

I remember when that one came out. Most music on the radio was slow and corny. Then these guys showed up!

[ArniePorter]

This is the first song I remember hearing from The Beatles in 1963. I was seven years old and remember coming home from school and my older sister had two Beatles albums in the living room and was playing them on the record player. Little did I know that they were to shortly appear on Ed Sullivan and the British Invasion was on. This song was played a ton back then on the radio and typifies early Beatlemania for me. Nice reaction.

[thomastimlin]

in USA, where we first heard and saw them in early 1964, parents were outraged by what was then considered long hair, and loud music ["if you could call it that"]. She Loves became their signature encore tune for a while. Rock and Roll music went stale after 1959. The Beatles rescued it.

[ricknbacker]

Hi OGO😘 She Loves You was the song that burst the dam on the burgeoning popularity of the Beatles stirring up in Great Britain, Germany and France for much of 1963. After performing it live on the TV program, Sunday Night at the London Palladium the news papers in the Great Britain and Europe the following Monday exclaimed "BEATLEMANIIA!!!". This was 14 October 1963. In a little less than 4 months, with the release of the Western culture changing record, I Want To Hold Your Hand, the Beatles became a white hot world wide phenomenon. The likes of which, before or since, has ever been duplicated. OGO, don't listen to those who say you should never double dip on a song (especially a Beatles song) Twice the OGO is a dream come true!! I love you and your channel. You may want to react to I Want To Hold Your Hand, it is on the same album where you found She Loves You Bye pretty lady🥰 Your pal, RNB

[Sometimes-even-lyrical]

Great song and reaction. What do you do when you really love a song, but not how short it is... you play it again! Follow your heart.

P.S.: You look especially nice today. Love your hair!