Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 1967 00:00 Drums 03:36 Bass and Electric Guitar 07:08 Acoustic Guitar, Maracas and Piano 10:45 Organ 14:22 Vocal and Handclap 17:53 Tanpura 21:16 Basic Track 24:50 Thanks Personnel Drums (1964 Ludwig Super Classic Black Oyster Pearl): Ringo Starr Maracas: John Lennon Bass (1964 Rickenbacker 4001S): Paul McCartney Acoustic Guitar (1964 Gibson J-160E): George Harrison Electric Guitar (1965 Epiphone 230TD Casino or 1961 Sonic Blue Fender Stratocaster): George Harrison Organ (1965 Lowrey DSO Heritage Deluxe Organ): Paul McCartney Piano (Hamburg Steinway Baby Grand Piano): George Martin Tanpura: George Harrison Vocal: John Lennon and Paul McCartney Backing Vocal: George Harrison? _______________________________________________________________________ Patreon: www.patreon.com/dld2music Instagram: instagram.com/dld2.music/ Paypal: www.paypal.com/paypalme/DLD2Music
I remember reading somewhere way back then that the opening notes were played by George Martin on an Ondioline (an early type of synthesizer) for that 'harpsichord underwater sound' and that John played the acoustic guitar, which makes sense.
@MrPALASUS The effect used on John's vocals is a spring reverb, then John overdubbed his voice in the secondary parts, and also has been slightly sped up to make him sound younger (George Martin used this trick several times, e. g. on "Rain")
@@maval4537 And I am the Walrus I think. Does that mean everyone played in a different key and at a slower tempo? Back in the day I think that's the only way you could do it.
@@andrewhopkinson8736 It also seems to me that they used the same method on I Am The Walrus... - Yes, exactly, that's how it was done; the songs were recorded slower and a few notes lower... You can even find both versions of Rain on RUclips!
1. to take lsd with a friend 2. wait until it to starts kicking for both 3. say to your friend: hey dude! it's time to listen to lucy in the sky with diamonds! 4. play this version without telling him it is a track by track version 5. let your brain fill the gaps
This is a great example of how, as a bass player, ultimately you, not anyone else decides what the chord is going to be. In one verse Macca says it's an A because he says so. In the next verse, it becomes an E (or is it still an A?) because he says so. Bass players' revenge!
En esta canción la voz se me hace muy interesante, porque en cada parte se usan efectos de voz diferentes para que de ese efecto psicodélico, Lennon un genio
John Lennon - doubled vocals, maracas Paul McCartney - vocal harmonies, Lowrey organ, bass George Harrison - lead and acoustic guitar, tanbur Ringo Starr - drums Credits George Martin - producer, piano
This is amazing! To finally hear all those individual instruments and the sheer amount of sounds coming from them all. Wonderful! The Beatles were peaking here and they were soaring above everyone when they fly high. But it all starts with those four notes, drums and Johns vocals. Then the guitar! Thank you so much!
I never thought about it before but when you listen to this drum track someone (Ringo? Mal?) turns the snares on and off depending on when the Snare Drum is being used or not so the kick the drum doesn’t make them ring! simple but GENIUS🤯
@@juliosanchez95 Happens a few times, obviously but it’s probably most prominent at 2:12 Just get a hold of a snare drum; turn off the snare mechanism whilst listening carefully and then read up on what compression (of which there is a fair bit by today’s standards on Ringo’s drums, here) can do to a drum track and then listen again at 2:12 You’re welcome😉👍
Funny how a beautiful song like this, written by John has him only playing the maracas. I wonder how he introduced this song to the boys. Anybody know? Thx, great isolation as usual!
How would anyone know that other than Ringo and Paul? No-one else is left. There are photos of John with a guitar at the session. He must have let George play the guitar so he would have a role...if his nibs is correct re personnel.
Vocals seem to be John and Paul only. Perhaps George is buried in the Aaahs somewhere, but I feel there's only John and Paul doing them. Great job you did there, dear uploader! Any chance we will see the isolated tracks to Doctor Robert?
@@DLD2Music Yes I know that. Did you use another program ? Did you tweak the settings with more detail ?... or did you have better material to start with ?
I suggest the “guitar” they say John is playing could be the chorus electric. In my ears the guitar and guitarist changes after the middle period, as they go to the chorus. Those parts are on the same track. There are photos of them rehearsing this song with both George and John playing electric guitar. I never noticed the piano pattern that goes with the bass in verses. By the way, I would like to know has George Martin ever said he plays piano on this song, where does this information come?
@@DLD2Music They are rehearsing the song they are going to record the next day. John can be seen rehearsing with George the electric guitar bits, which are on the same track, back to back. John can also be seen checking amps to use. The chorus electric, that must be the one John is playing. George has talked about the transition bit, which also sounds so much like his playing. The chorus is different.
eso es porque la instrumental (no todos los instrumentos) fue grabada todo junto y John canto mientras tocaron, luego ese track lo eliminaron (luego fue sobregrabado otro) y quedo el "sangrado" en la bateria
Around 7 minutes you the crashing piano chord much the one used in 'Aday in the Life' but it's heavily phased. The tanbura also creates a phasing kind of sound, or should I say druggy kind of sound. Then @20:10 the drugs kick in!.
The Tampura sounds like it was reversed, my brain is too tired at the moment to figure out if George had to listen to the track backwards while he played to get this effect but at least there's only one thing you do on that instrument, no fretting or changing of notes just rake slowly across the strings
Really makes it obvious how many very simplistic little parts of only average musicality can be "produced" into something brilliant. Honestly, no one part is very special or clever. And, I'll bet they could never have played a decent version live ... just drums, bass, rhythm, lead (or keys by John), 2-3 voices. Ha ha.
One of the few Beatles tracks I grew weary of over time. I find it monotonous now. Within You Without You affects me about the same. Just can´t listen to them anymore.
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 1967
00:00 Drums
03:36 Bass and Electric Guitar
07:08 Acoustic Guitar, Maracas and Piano
10:45 Organ
14:22 Vocal and Handclap
17:53 Tanpura
21:16 Basic Track
24:50 Thanks
Personnel
Drums (1964 Ludwig Super Classic Black Oyster Pearl): Ringo Starr
Maracas: John Lennon
Bass (1964 Rickenbacker 4001S): Paul McCartney
Acoustic Guitar (1964 Gibson J-160E): George Harrison
Electric Guitar (1965 Epiphone 230TD Casino or 1961 Sonic Blue Fender Stratocaster): George Harrison
Organ (1965 Lowrey DSO Heritage Deluxe Organ): Paul McCartney
Piano (Hamburg Steinway Baby Grand Piano): George Martin
Tanpura: George Harrison
Vocal: John Lennon and Paul McCartney
Backing Vocal: George Harrison?
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I remember reading somewhere way back then that the opening notes were played by George Martin on an Ondioline (an early type of synthesizer) for that 'harpsichord underwater sound' and that John played the acoustic guitar, which makes sense.
@@robertcatesby8420 it was the lowrey organ with haspichord setting played by Paul
I was blasting these deconstructions at a gas station and someone asked me "Hey what's wrong with your Beatles?" lol!
That organ part is one of my favorite things in the entire musical world ♥️
That's why they call him 'Sir Paul' .....
The Drums are incredible! Ringo always had a feel for a song.
John's vocals on this are incredible
yes, bat it's with efect (hall or something)
@MrPALASUS The effect used on John's vocals is a spring reverb, then John overdubbed his voice in the secondary parts, and also has been slightly sped up to make him sound younger (George Martin used this trick several times, e. g. on "Rain")
@@maval4537 And I am the Walrus I think. Does that mean everyone played in a different key and at a slower tempo? Back in the day I think that's the only way you could do it.
@@andrewhopkinson8736 It also seems to me that they used the same method on I Am The Walrus... - Yes, exactly, that's how it was done; the songs were recorded slower and a few notes lower... You can even find both versions of Rain on RUclips!
1. to take lsd with a friend
2. wait until it to starts kicking for both
3. say to your friend: hey dude! it's time to listen to lucy in the sky with diamonds!
4. play this version without telling him it is a track by track version
5. let your brain fill the gaps
DF.....
DF....
This is a great example of how, as a bass player, ultimately you, not anyone else decides what the chord is going to be. In one verse Macca says it's an A because he says so. In the next verse, it becomes an E (or is it still an A?) because he says so. Bass players' revenge!
Chord inversions, not change of chord
@@wandajames143 Right, which is why I said 'or is it an A?' Whether you define a different chord or an inversion of it can get blurry, as you know.
@@timothyd9543 it's not blurry,it's just a chord inversion, a c sharp and e are a major, that's it
He starts each verse on a low E note over the A chord. A/E (spoken A over E)
When this came out, I never thought I would hear each bit of magic, so clear !!
"Pin dazed 'n con'fyoozed so long it's not tru! Wannet a waah-mun never...."
Shit. Bass track had me there for a second.
We all needed this
You gonna cover this?
@@Ms_Drake yeah!
Nice
@@sampopkin OMG
Increíble Macca con ese Rick, el tono que tiene es muy fino y lindo
Amazing. So many songs packed into one ... and so nice to hear them all. Thank you!
En esta canción la voz se me hace muy interesante, porque en cada parte se usan efectos de voz diferentes para que de ese efecto psicodélico, Lennon un genio
OMG hace mucho que no comentabas ;)
@@DLD2Music Lo sé xd, también hace mucho que no pasaba por tu canal, de vez en cuando lo hago, subes buen contenido jajs
DE HECHO EL GENIO ERA GEORGE MARTIN QUE LES DIO ESA MAGIA A CADA LP ... SIN EL LOS BEATLES NO HUBIERAN LLEGADO LEJOS..
thanks so much for this, mate
by the way, why is your profile pic the mask?
@@brianmoret7898 a long story
@@DLD2Music awwww :(
4:20 ... stand in the place where you live ... ooops
This is just wonderful music of another great Beatle song. Thanks!
Perfect example of why Ringo had a MY PILLOW stuffed in his Kick Drum for his effect!
always love hearing that bum note at 13:54 😂
Lol, me too. Paul is only human 😉
Ya extrañaba comentar en un vídeo tuyo ☺️😸
06:46 George's Guitar Solo
;)
The vocals are astonishingly clear.
John Lennon - doubled vocals, maracas
Paul McCartney - vocal harmonies, Lowrey organ, bass
George Harrison - lead and acoustic guitar, tanbur
Ringo Starr - drums
Credits
George Martin - producer, piano
That keyboard line is so hypnotic and trippy. Harmonically speaking it doesn't make much sense.
GREAT BRILLIANT WONDERFUL ❤️
Sounds great! Always excited for what you post next!! Keep up the good work
This is amazing! To finally hear all those individual instruments and the sheer amount of sounds coming from them all. Wonderful! The Beatles were peaking here and they were soaring above everyone when they fly high. But it all starts with those four notes, drums and Johns vocals. Then the guitar!
Thank you so much!
I never thought about it before but when you listen to this drum track someone (Ringo? Mal?) turns the snares on and off depending on when the Snare Drum is being used or not so the kick the drum doesn’t make them ring! simple but GENIUS🤯
not actually happening
@@juliosanchez95 🤷♂️
@@juliosanchez95 Happens a few times, obviously but it’s probably most prominent at 2:12
Just get a hold of a snare drum; turn off the snare mechanism whilst listening carefully and then read up on what compression (of which there is a fair bit by today’s standards on Ringo’s drums, here) can do to a drum track and then listen again at 2:12
You’re welcome😉👍
@@BeesWaxMinder You are confused. That is not happening.
@@juliosanchez95 You’re entitled to disagree with me as I am entitled to disagree with you
Let’s just leave it at that 😉👍
PEACE 🙏
All you need is Lucy
in the Sky
with Diamonds. 🤩
Funny how a beautiful song like this, written by John has him only playing the maracas. I wonder how he introduced this song to the boys. Anybody know?
Thx, great isolation as usual!
How would anyone know that other than Ringo and Paul? No-one else is left. There are photos of John with a guitar at the session. He must have let George play the guitar so he would have a role...if his nibs is correct re personnel.
I’m fairly certain John played the acoustic part
I think he played piano. The piano playing is just typical Lennon-style. I'm not convinced that it was George Martin.
Thanks for this dude
So lovely
Can you please do the 4 minutes version of dig it its my favourite song 🥰🎶🎶😍❤️❤️💘
Very underrated channel!! Thanks for this video, the vocals are great.
That bassline reminded me of dazed and confused intro lol
I thought I read from George Martin (maybe his book) that he had Lennon also sing the high harmony on the chorus that is normally McCartney
Magnificent!
FABtastic!
Nice to hear Paul's little flub-ups on the organ!
They are supernatural
Amazing work as always!
Thanks
La mejor banda .
Great.
Good Job
Vocals seem to be John and Paul only. Perhaps George is buried in the Aaahs somewhere, but I feel there's only John and Paul doing them. Great job you did there, dear uploader! Any chance we will see the isolated tracks to Doctor Robert?
ill upload it in the future
George is there, he's the third voice in the chorus after Paul and John.
My favorite Beatles song !
Did anyone realize that Paul sings the chorus? Everyone just talks about Johns vocals …
Brilliant! Thank you 😎👍🏼
Love this
Real psychedelic song
Песню делает партия Пола на этом чудном , клавишном инструменте. Опять Пол. Пол гений.
Bel lavoro !!
Great work!! No google drive for this one?? hehehe. Would love to have these. Keep up the awesome work
Hahah no sorry
Thanks
This is a better isolation than the other Lucy isolation.
What has been done to improve it ?
better isolation quality
@@DLD2Music Yes I know that.
Did you use another program ? Did you tweak the settings with more detail ?... or did you have better material to start with ?
@@Tom-hk6ub a bit of all
@@DLD2Music Thanks !
You are doing an excellent job !
Keep up the great work.
Very nice
Can You Do This For Coming Up By Paul I Think Its Very Interesting
I’d love it!
More detailed version👍
I suggest the “guitar” they say John is playing could be the chorus electric. In my ears the guitar and guitarist changes after the middle period, as they go to the chorus. Those parts are on the same track. There are photos of them rehearsing this song with both George and John playing electric guitar. I never noticed the piano pattern that goes with the bass in verses. By the way, I would like to know has George Martin ever said he plays piano on this song, where does this information come?
Photo session recording
@@DLD2Music They are rehearsing the song they are going to record the next day. John can be seen rehearsing with George the electric guitar bits, which are on the same track, back to back. John can also be seen checking amps to use. The chorus electric, that must be the one John is playing. George has talked about the transition bit, which also sounds so much like his playing. The chorus is different.
Incredible!!!
Amazing, keep them coming
😎👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Fantastic!!
Very helpful. Thanks
con la batería se filtra la vocalización más zarpada de lennon que salió en anthology. no la definitiva de sgt pepper.
eso es porque la instrumental (no todos los instrumentos) fue grabada todo junto y John canto mientras tocaron, luego ese track lo eliminaron (luego fue sobregrabado otro) y quedo el "sangrado" en la bateria
The percussion was perfect on this track! Did Ringo come up with those parts or was it John? Whoever it was, it made the track and it’s brilliant
Why John?🤔
why not
\@@maval4537
@@maval4537Por que en el documental Get Back se ve que John le da ideas a Ringo para la batería se escuche como tenía en mente.
@@maumm5188 Oh, I didn't know that because I haven't seen Get Back yet. I have no idea when this was shown where, I totally missed it🤷🏻♂️
@@maval4537 Fue durante la canción Don't Let Me Down
Really good man. Can you do Michelle soon? 😁
Hermoso
So amazing!
Around 7 minutes you the crashing piano chord much the one used in 'Aday in the Life' but it's heavily phased. The tanbura also creates a phasing kind of sound, or should I say druggy kind of sound. Then @20:10 the drugs kick in!.
The Tampura sounds like it was reversed, my brain is too tired at the moment to figure out if George had to listen to the track backwards while he played to get this effect but at least there's only one thing you do on that instrument, no fretting or changing of notes just rake slowly across the strings
DLD2 Music! Can you do Deconstructing Strawberry Fields Forever V.2
Oh, nice request
Jdr que buen trabajo haces man
I'm sad and overwhelmed with my life my grandma died last
could you do HOW by John Lennon
Só com mesa de som prá ouvir dessa maneira.
Hi
Interesting...the Tanpura sounds like it was bounced down in reverse or he overdubbed it while listening to the track being played backwards??
Podrías subir las pistas en separado de alguna de pink Floyd de su primer álbum?
Ufff si
Really makes it obvious how many very simplistic little parts of only average musicality can be "produced" into something brilliant. Honestly, no one part is very special or clever. And, I'll bet they could never have played a decent version live ... just drums, bass, rhythm, lead (or keys by John), 2-3 voices. Ha ha.
Lead "bocal" and "handy clap"...
What technology do you use for isolate?
Izotope, melodyne, riffstation, mogg, audacity
In the drum track you can here the original take
Original Vocal take
@@DLD2Music Or Guide vocals
Can you do real love???
estas son las pistas originales?
Muy buen trabajo
Digamos que si, tienen sus arreglos desde las pistas originales
Sube el remix de Chibolo Meppo.
Which part of the song is the tanpura in?
First
2nd, i was the first :)
@@DLD2Music you first uploaded this video
@@cupheadheadisdumb 😨
17:24 a
Min......10:50
Noice
;) thanks
@@DLD2Music your welcum. Best song of all time
is it early take?
Nope
BRAZIL 788
One of the few Beatles tracks I grew weary of over time. I find it monotonous now. Within You Without You affects me about the same. Just can´t listen to them anymore.
When this came out, I never thought I would hear each bit of magic, so clear !!
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