Tell Me Why - Jon's One Man Band Cover

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Featuring George Penwarn on lead vocals.
Celebrating the 60th anniversary of the 3rd album release from The Beatles. A Hard Day's Night. Originally released on July 10th 1964.

[@Dcraine]

Terrific job - sounds great. Possibly the most underrated of all Beatles songs. Bravo.

[@shamanbot7709]

esto es cine ❤

[@WilfredFumbly]

This might be my favourite song from your covers of HDN.

[@claudiomontenegroz.3917]

very good walking bass and "ta ta ta bum bum" on drums at the end of middle eight !! (technical opinion) 😂😂

[@Henry3Studios]

George used the Tennessean on this, not the Rickenbacker 360/12

[@JonBaglo]

There’s not actual concrete evidence on what instruments they used on this song. I have found sources that say George used a Tennessean, country gent, and 360/12. No two sources seem to want to agree. As the middle 8 sounded more like a 12 string than a 6 I opted for the 360/12.

[@Henry3Studios]

@@JonBaglo listen to outtakes

[@JonBaglo]

@@Henry3Studios even outtakes would not be able to identify a Tennessean vs a Country Gent. The only outtake I could find containing Tell Me Why is them playing the intro and then joking around. There’s a lot of high frequencies in there which could be interpreted as just George playing high up on the neck or could be interpreted as him using a 12 string.

[@stickydrummer1.0]

@@JonBaglo When you listen to Isolated guitars you hear a Gretsch Country Gent on it many times. I have a Gretsch Electromatic and it sounded EXACTLY like it. If I would play the Song Twice at the same time. But John prob used his Rick bc this would match the fusion of both guitars bc you hear this jangly tune in the background. But Its not a tennesean bc its a warmer Sound

[@stickydrummer1.0]

Btw its the G5422TG Gretsch Electromatic that I have