WHY DON'T WE - "Twist & Shout" (Cover) - Musician Reacts | Summary and Q&A

TL;DR

Musician Jacob Restituto reacts and analyzes Why Don't We's cover of Twist and Shout by The Beatles.

Key Insights

• 🔀 Twist and Shout by The Beatles was a one-take recording, resulting in raspy vocals.
• 👋 Why Don't We did a good job with their cover, layering their voices well together.
• 🙂 It would have been interesting if the vocals in the cover were slightly panned to create spatial distinction.
• ❓ The rhythm of the vocals in Twist and Shout is difficult to match with the strumming, showcasing the skill of the performers.
• 🎭 Confidence and timing are crucial in performing, as mistakes can often go unnoticed if the performance is carried through smoothly.
• 🎼 Jacob Restituto's music can be found on various platforms like Spotify and Pandora.
• 🧑‍🎨 The microphone used by many artists in their performances is popular worldwide.

Transcript

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Questions & Answers

Q: What is unique about Twist and Shout by The Beatles?

Twist and Shout was a one-shot take in the studio, leading to raspy vocals. The song was potentially a cover of another artist's song.

Q: What microphone are most of the artists using in their performances?

Jacob Restituto mentions that many artists use a specific microphone in his videos. It is one of the most popular microphones in the world.

Q: Why is it important for a professional musician to not acknowledge mistakes during a performance?

Acknowledging mistakes can make the crowd uncomfortable. It is important for a professional musician to keep playing and maintain confidence to avoid drawing attention to mistakes.

Q: What is the key difference between a professional musician and a beginner musician?

A professional musician does not acknowledge mistakes and keeps the timing right, while a beginner musician might pause, apologize, or bring attention to mistakes.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Jacob Restituto, a musician from Northport, New York, reacts to and analyzes Why Don't We's cover of Twist and Shout.

• He discusses the production, lyrics, and style of the cover.

• Jacob comments on the vocals, rhythm, and microphone usage in the performance.