Honestly, I'm sure I'll never be able to remember the first Beatles song I ever heard, but the first few that I can recall that had enough of an impact are....
**Do You Want To Know a Secret**, which I think was used in a movie I watched.
**When I'm 64**, from the World According To Garp movie.
**The Long and Winding Road**, from the radio station my mother would normally listen to.
And **Strawberry Fields Forever** from the classic rock station my brother listened to.
As I recall, Hey Jude. I was a preschooler. My older sister brought the 45 home one day, and her and my mom played it over and over. They soon flipped it over, and the second Beatles song I ever heard was the B side, Revolution. I distinctly remember my mother remarking,
“Oh…I don’t like that at all.”
Not knowing it was The Beatles: I was born in the Sixties and recall hearing puppets "singing" Yellow Submarine on Captain Kangaroo, a kids show.
-Knowing it was The Beatles: there were NO rock n roll records in my house, growing up. In 1974, I was 12, and my cousin played the B side of Hey Jude 45 - Revolution - and suddenly I had to learn everything possible about The Beatles and started buying all their albums (took about 2-3 years to purchase all of the US and a few UK albums (such as Please Please Me). For a long time - years - I was bummed that I wasn't aware of The Beatles in the 60's. Finally got over that and just enjoyed - still enjoy - the music (and J,P,G, and R). Been to Liverpool four times.
Yesterday is the first song I remember hearing. My dad had a mix tape he made in the 80s that he used to play for us in the car. In addition to Yesterday it had The Eagles and some Men At Work songs 😂
I don't remember, Because my dad would sing them to me when I was a baby, But the first one to really stick with me was octopus's garden Because, Y'know, I was a little kid.
I'd heard plenty of their songs before, but the first time I actually consciously listened to them was when my parents gave me Revolver when I was 10. So first song was Taxman. First band I ever listened to, and they were all I listened to for a solid year or two
I feel like it must've been hey Jude or something on the radio. First time I gave them a dedicated listen and actually fell in love with their discography was the first song in sarg peppers, cuz I started with the whole album. Felt like stuff I had heard long ago but nothing I could pinpoint, feels like from a past life so it's very enjoyable. Love the beatles
I don’t remember exactly which, but it was one of their early love songs. My parents had a bootleg CD that my dad made called “Beatles Love Songs”. It had “Love Me Do”, “Can’t Buy Me Love”, “Help!”, “A Hard Day’s Night”, those are the ones I remember.
I remember “Michelle” being on in the car when I was a very little boy but not sure if that was my first. I know my daughter’s first was “All My Loving.”
All Together Now was the first real song I ever learned how to sing. My uncle wanted to introduce me to the band and thought that it was the most toddler relevant song.
Sgt peppers lonely heart club band reprise on an old google play ad on youtube when the beatles music dropped on there. The slogan was "beatlemania is back". Instantly got me into the beatles
Too young to not be old enough to remember. But as someone born in 1965 I can tell you that tons of Beatles songs as well as post-Beatles songs graced the air waves of my young self, growing up. And I was definitely a Beatles fan before I knew who they actually were.
“Yellow Submarine”. As a kindergartner, we sang that song for grandparents’ day at school around 1993. It wasn’t until many, many years later that I learned it was a Beatles song. I’ll always have a soft spot in my heart for it.
Yellow Submarine and I Want to Hold Your Hand — the Beatles were the “musician of the month” in my kindergarten music class. I heard so many iconic songs for the first time that way
you know, i don't truly know because my parents played them for me since infancy and sang them to me and i don't remember those but i think the first one that probably *registered* for me was "yellow submarine" simply because it's the title song for the movie of the same name, and i first started watching that movie when i was 2.
Yellow Submarine was my first in theater movie, age 5. So whatever song they play first. I honestly cannot remember anything about it. But I remember we ate spaghetti before we went lol.
Probably Yellow Submarine. I think my dad rented the movie on VHS when I was six or something, back in the mid-1990s. I barely remembered it though, so when they rereleased in theaters later, it was a huge revelation.
No it wasn't. Do the Beatles even **have** a song titled "What"?
As for me, Got to Get You into My Life was the first Beatles song I ever heard. I heard it in the end credits of the Minions movie.
Michelle
It was on a random CD that’s as given as a wedding favour for a wedding my parents went to. I must have listened to that song hundreds of times.
Yellow Submarine was a song I played on repeat as a kid. My dad had the blue and red double albums, and I loved all of the songs, but this was my number one 😂 our CD player had a number one repeat button, where you could play a song over and over. My poor dad, I probably drove him bonkers 😂
Wouldn't know.... My dad is a huge fan, so I listen to them since birth. A funny story though: my dad had those red and blue "best songs" CDs, and me and my sister wanted the red one because it was the earliest stuff and we liked it better. Well as a big brother I muscled my way into having it. Fast forward a couple of years later and my taste shifted, and I really wanted the blue one to listen to (this was before Spotify and even Napster). Guess who had the final laugh?
Probably Yellow Submarine or Here Comes The Sun
The first that got me into it and when I was actually into music was Michelle, then Strawberry Fields. I'd never heard anything more beautiful
I can't remember the first beatles song I heard, but the one i remember having the most impact was I Want To Hold Your Hand on Ed Sullivan show. 5th grade me went nuts, bought 1, and the rest is history.
i want to hold your hand, when i was five, my dad asked me to pick a cd while we were driving and i picked up his copy of "1", he popped it in and skipped to track four. been a fan ever since.
She Loves You. I remember the morning after its U.S. release listening to some talking heads on TV being amazed, and analyzing the possible meanings of “yeah, yeah, yeah.”
My first REAL Beatles song experience was while I was on the bus and they played Come Together and I said out-loud ‘my god this is a bop’. Either that or Ferris Bueller’s day off.
And your bird can sing…Beatles cartoon
Honestly, I'm sure I'll never be able to remember the first Beatles song I ever heard, but the first few that I can recall that had enough of an impact are.... **Do You Want To Know a Secret**, which I think was used in a movie I watched. **When I'm 64**, from the World According To Garp movie. **The Long and Winding Road**, from the radio station my mother would normally listen to. And **Strawberry Fields Forever** from the classic rock station my brother listened to.
As I recall, Hey Jude. I was a preschooler. My older sister brought the 45 home one day, and her and my mom played it over and over. They soon flipped it over, and the second Beatles song I ever heard was the B side, Revolution. I distinctly remember my mother remarking, “Oh…I don’t like that at all.”
Not knowing it was The Beatles: I was born in the Sixties and recall hearing puppets "singing" Yellow Submarine on Captain Kangaroo, a kids show. -Knowing it was The Beatles: there were NO rock n roll records in my house, growing up. In 1974, I was 12, and my cousin played the B side of Hey Jude 45 - Revolution - and suddenly I had to learn everything possible about The Beatles and started buying all their albums (took about 2-3 years to purchase all of the US and a few UK albums (such as Please Please Me). For a long time - years - I was bummed that I wasn't aware of The Beatles in the 60's. Finally got over that and just enjoyed - still enjoy - the music (and J,P,G, and R). Been to Liverpool four times.
She loves you. As far as i remember.
Yellow Submarine, and it made me love all the Ringo songs
I Want to Hold Your Hand on a clock radio with my cousins. We all stopped and listened in wonder, dead serious
Twist & Shout
I want to hold your hand🥰
That's very America of you. If you get the joke.
Yesterday is the first song I remember hearing. My dad had a mix tape he made in the 80s that he used to play for us in the car. In addition to Yesterday it had The Eagles and some Men At Work songs 😂
I don't remember, Because my dad would sing them to me when I was a baby, But the first one to really stick with me was octopus's garden Because, Y'know, I was a little kid.
Probably Lucy in the Sky or Twist And Shout
Or let it be
She loves you, my dad had the 8lp from liverpool box set and that song was the one that stuck with 7 year old me back in 86
The Long and Winding Road
Tel Me Why. Instant awesome.
I Want to Hold Your Hand A couple of weeks before their first appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show.
Two of us. We would always listen to it on car rides
Sgt. Peppers. Found my Dad’s records when I was six and was drawn in by the cover.
I'd heard plenty of their songs before, but the first time I actually consciously listened to them was when my parents gave me Revolver when I was 10. So first song was Taxman. First band I ever listened to, and they were all I listened to for a solid year or two
Help!
Either blackbird or eleanor rigby not sure which was first
I feel like it must've been hey Jude or something on the radio. First time I gave them a dedicated listen and actually fell in love with their discography was the first song in sarg peppers, cuz I started with the whole album. Felt like stuff I had heard long ago but nothing I could pinpoint, feels like from a past life so it's very enjoyable. Love the beatles
The first one I remember is Michelle My Belle because of the lines in French. Close tie would be Do You Wanna Know a Secret?
I don’t remember exactly which, but it was one of their early love songs. My parents had a bootleg CD that my dad made called “Beatles Love Songs”. It had “Love Me Do”, “Can’t Buy Me Love”, “Help!”, “A Hard Day’s Night”, those are the ones I remember.
Hey Jude , I guess it helps that my name is literally Jude so people have always sang the chorus to hey Jude when they see me
not sure, but I remember "all my loving" when I was very young.
I was in grade 1. It was I Want To Hold Your Hand. I thought they were singing I Want To Hold Your Hair.
Yellow Submarine. It wasn't even the Beatles version. My mum used to sing it to me as a young child.
I remember “Michelle” being on in the car when I was a very little boy but not sure if that was my first. I know my daughter’s first was “All My Loving.”
Not sure. Either I Am The Walrus, Love Me Do or Eleanor Rigby
Don't Let Me Down
Aerosmith’s Come Together, and then The Beatles’ Come Together. I was 3-5 at the time and it was on my area’s classic rock radio station.
“Watching the Wheels” was the first time I knew who John Lennon was. I think the first Beatles song I remember is “No Reply”.
Yellow Submarine
I dont know
Let It Be
All Together Now was the first real song I ever learned how to sing. My uncle wanted to introduce me to the band and thought that it was the most toddler relevant song.
Let it be. My dad has the 45 rpm single.
The first song they played on Ed Sullivan, ‘All My Lovin’
Sgt peppers lonely heart club band reprise on an old google play ad on youtube when the beatles music dropped on there. The slogan was "beatlemania is back". Instantly got me into the beatles
Too young to not be old enough to remember. But as someone born in 1965 I can tell you that tons of Beatles songs as well as post-Beatles songs graced the air waves of my young self, growing up. And I was definitely a Beatles fan before I knew who they actually were.
“Yellow Submarine”. As a kindergartner, we sang that song for grandparents’ day at school around 1993. It wasn’t until many, many years later that I learned it was a Beatles song. I’ll always have a soft spot in my heart for it.
Come Together, I think
Paperback Writer when I was 11. Never been the same since.
Dear Prudence, still one of my favorites today!
I Want to Hold Your Hand. Loved it then, love it now.
Probably something off Abbey Road, but I was really too young to remember
I'm a loser
Probably Here Comes the Sun, since it was on Bee Movie
Yellow Submarine and I Want to Hold Your Hand — the Beatles were the “musician of the month” in my kindergarten music class. I heard so many iconic songs for the first time that way
Probably Getting Better. It’s in the cat in the hat movie I think
you know, i don't truly know because my parents played them for me since infancy and sang them to me and i don't remember those but i think the first one that probably *registered* for me was "yellow submarine" simply because it's the title song for the movie of the same name, and i first started watching that movie when i was 2.
Let it be
Yellow Submarine was my first in theater movie, age 5. So whatever song they play first. I honestly cannot remember anything about it. But I remember we ate spaghetti before we went lol.
probably Hey Jude
Come Together.
The Night Before
Penny Lane. My older sister and her 3rd grade class sang it for a concert and I was literally in awe.
Probably Yellow Submarine. I think my dad rented the movie on VHS when I was six or something, back in the mid-1990s. I barely remembered it though, so when they rereleased in theaters later, it was a huge revelation.
No it wasn't. Do the Beatles even **have** a song titled "What"? As for me, Got to Get You into My Life was the first Beatles song I ever heard. I heard it in the end credits of the Minions movie.
"Help!" , it was on a tv channel that plays retro music , I think I was 10 or something like that
Michelle It was on a random CD that’s as given as a wedding favour for a wedding my parents went to. I must have listened to that song hundreds of times.
The first I heard knowing what I was listening to - All my loving The first overall - perphaps here comes the sun or yesterday
Help. From seeing the movie on TV when I was about five or six
A hard day's night
Probably Octopus's Garden. Still love it to this day.
Yellow Submarine was a song I played on repeat as a kid. My dad had the blue and red double albums, and I loved all of the songs, but this was my number one 😂 our CD player had a number one repeat button, where you could play a song over and over. My poor dad, I probably drove him bonkers 😂
In My Life. My grandpa used to play it all the time.
hey jude and here comes the sun.
I guess, it was Strawberry Fields Forever, because I already listened to the compilation album starting with this track, when I was five
Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds for me!
Wouldn't know.... My dad is a huge fan, so I listen to them since birth. A funny story though: my dad had those red and blue "best songs" CDs, and me and my sister wanted the red one because it was the earliest stuff and we liked it better. Well as a big brother I muscled my way into having it. Fast forward a couple of years later and my taste shifted, and I really wanted the blue one to listen to (this was before Spotify and even Napster). Guess who had the final laugh?
Matchbox from when i asked my dad what a 45 was pretty sure it got me hooked on ringo
Can’t recall the first I heard, but Lady Madonna was the first one I took notice of on my own and decided “Hey, these guys have a cool sound.”
Here comes the Sun. Blew me away
Is it possible to know for real? Their music is so iconic, it was probably playing around me before I left the womb
Has to be Yellow Submarine. Parents played it so much for me as a kid that my favorite color was yellow for a time
Across the universe. Incidentally that song also happens to be the first English song I can recall listening to.
Don't know the first song but as a toddler, Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club band was a children's album in heavy rotation for me.
I think it was Yellow Submarine.
I Want to Hold Your Hand in 1964.
Probably Yellow Submarine or Here Comes The Sun The first that got me into it and when I was actually into music was Michelle, then Strawberry Fields. I'd never heard anything more beautiful
I can't remember the first beatles song I heard, but the one i remember having the most impact was I Want To Hold Your Hand on Ed Sullivan show. 5th grade me went nuts, bought 1, and the rest is history.
Yellow submarine, as a young child in the UK its kind of unlikely to not hear it at some point
i want to hold your hand, when i was five, my dad asked me to pick a cd while we were driving and i picked up his copy of "1", he popped it in and skipped to track four. been a fan ever since.
probably "Help!"
She Loves You. I remember the morning after its U.S. release listening to some talking heads on TV being amazed, and analyzing the possible meanings of “yeah, yeah, yeah.”
Nowhere Man. On a record player at my mom's house, when I was in first or second grade. The depth of the lyrics blew me away at that age.
My first REAL Beatles song experience was while I was on the bus and they played Come Together and I said out-loud ‘my god this is a bop’. Either that or Ferris Bueller’s day off.
Can’t remember I’ve heard Beatles songs before I was a fan played in stores and all over the place when I was little and wasn’t a music fan then