Beatles Cavern 1962 Some Other Guy
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- "Some Other Guy" is a rhythm and blues song, written by Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller and Richie Barrett. First released as a single in 1962 by Barrett himself, it featured an electric piano, then an unusual sound in pop music. Covered shortly afterwards by Liverpool's the Big Three, the song was a standard in the Merseybeat scene. The song was part of the Beatles' early 62 repertoire, and film footage of The Beatles performing it live is the only known film with synchronized sound showing the group at the Cavern Club. The grainy footage features John Lennon and Paul McCartney singing the song's melody in august, 22 1962. It is also the first film of Ringo Starr as the Beatles drummer, Pete Best having been sacked the week before. At the end of the song, someone in the audience can be heard shouting "We want Pete!" This footage was featured on Anthology, while a BBC live version was released on the album Live at the BBC in 1994.
Here I´ve intended to show a possible rendition with the same gear they used to play in 1962.
- Rickenbacker 325 Capri (John)
- Hofner 500/1 61 bass (Paul)
- Gretsch 6128 Duojet (George)
This video is for entertainment purposes only.
This song was the birth song of Ringo Starr.
You must have a lot of money as those are not cheap guitars
Funny thing is the reason the Beatles used them was because they were really cheap. It’s like if an artist used a squire instead of a fender and then the squire because super expensive because of that
@@Engineeringuncovered Definitely not for the Gretsch Duo Jet, that one was expensive even at the time, I'm sure the Rickenbacker wasn't that cheap too.
Daniel Hernandez not now, they was in the 60/50’sthough
The Rickenbacker and Gretsch were still pretty expensive back then
@@hoodedman07 yeah they were still expensive people rickenbackers I’ve heard people say about the same price as today maybe a little less
I first heard this on “The Compleat Beatles” documentary, then later on the BBC Sessions CD. Awesome!
Chords (John Lennon): D7 (C shape), G7 (E shape) and A7 (E shape)
My Bonnie!!!!
Up!
Sounds exactly like it!
This is still why the Beatles are the greatest group in the world to this day.
Another genius post right here. You have the Lennon strum technique down pat. Bless!
Thank you !!
son unos maestros siempre quise tocar éstos temas y gracias a ustedes los estoy aprendiendo.
Happy with that! Thanks
Absolutely fantastic. I love how you capture the songs that they made in their earlier days. It’s really interesting to see how advanced they were at such a young age. Well done. You are fantastic.
Thank you very much.
Memphis, Tennesse!
MORE CAVERN CLUB
I Love You!! Many Thx, dont stop!
Waiting for The Saints.
Decca Beatles the Beatles with tony Sheridan was in my opinion my fav years
@@antonoran7751 Me Too. One of my favs year
I love the beatles
Nice and good service
Brilliant!
That must b hard to find guitar like those
Not really you can buy a Chinese copy of rickenbacker 325c58 and a Duo jet just buy a Gretsch bigsby vibrato then replace the bigsby vibrato
@@billnorman7894 Where? what are the copies called?
My request would be 'Shimmy Like Kate' from the star club tapes! I wish so bad there was a better version, it so perfect x
That film clip has always been a mystery to me. The only one of its kind, makes me wonder who made it. It shows multiple angles, so it was edited; it's a production. It's also a good song; better in my opinion than some in Please Please Me or Meet the Beatles. But they never recordered it afterwards. So what's the story of this clip?
Apparently a TV crew came to Liverpool sometime in '62 to do a story on the burgeoning new music scene taking place in Cities in England such as Liverpool. The Beatles were a big part of that scene, so they were professionally filmed for the story. Not sure if it was ever aired at the time, but the priceless footage survived somehow and was eventually rediscovered. "Some Other Guy" was a song they covered back then ( apparently it's not a " Lennon/McCartney original ) and it was also recorded and eventually released on the "Live at the BBC" album.
I might be wrong but I think this might have been one of the first shows Ringo played. Towards the end as it fades out can we want Pete be shouted out by somebody?
@@thegoose0m1 I can remember a John lennon quote where he said nobody could touch them when they played straight ahead rock and roll. In Liverpool the sailors were able to bring back records from the states and the bands got them. The Beatles always went for the B sides of those records. Those live at the BBC albums are pure energy, recorded live for radio, and the song choice is amazing a snap shot of their prefame live sets. Some other Guy was originally recorded by Ritchie Barrett and a lot of Liverpool bands played it. Check out versions by the Big 3 and the Searchers
@@thegoose0m1 Yes I have read Granada TV.
That Gretsch is amazing, love your videos
Мой самый любимый кавер, обожаю)
Is very beautiful cover!! I love this. Hello from Russia
some other guy is like i wont to hold your hand in that year
This song is better is in my opinion better than “I want to hold your hand”
Marvelous, thanks a lot. Shimmy, Little Queenie and, of course, Where have you've been all my life, are on the list, please!
Great!!!
¡¡¡Bravo...!!!
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Sweet Little Sixteen from the Vol. 1 album of “Live At The BBC” please! It would sound good on the 325, Duo Jet, and the Hofner Cavern Bass. By the way, love your covers. You are a true enthusiast of the Beatles in their early days in Hamburg practicing or making their selves feel like they are at home. That is my favorite era. Oh, and also, can you play any Decca tapes too? Thanks,
Your fan,
Andy
I was getting antsy waiting for a new video, well worth the wait! Keep up the great work!
Griffin M same here I love this song
Thank you!
Love your videos!!!!
Exquisite! Thankyou!
Veeeeery nice cover! But your band´s name it is even better!!! It is the best Beatles cover name ever!!!
Wonderful Job!
Thank you!
Thank you
Amazing!!!!!! Thank you!
Thanks too!
Cool man your good
Perfect, as usual! Well done!!!
You did it! Thanks ^-^ Great cover!
Thanks!
Can you do Little Queenie as your star club song Please??? and I love your videos.
where did you get your Rickenbacker 325 with the original wood finish
Ebay
It's a shame Snark tuners didn't exist in the 60's.
Yeah bro
True, but it adds some character, and imagine all those vintage headstocks with unsightly circles caked into the nitrocellulose finish...
I don't like the look of guitarists who leave them on their headstock all the time when playing a gig. Tune up and take the darn thing off, for goodness sake!
There's something I've always been curious about. There's a distinct 'hard jangle' they hit around 1:10 - 1:20 and I'm curious if its the Rick doing that or the Gretsch
Watching the original 62 clip, it's George doing that trebly part, turning bridge pickup on.
Great video and recreation 👍
I want to ask you something :
Could you play "Little Queenie"?? .
Thanks 👍🍏🙋🙎🙍🙌
good👍
Some other guy could explain me if this is not a metal riff?
Are those the original shirts they wore in the cavern that night ?
They'r just like original from them.
The Hofner is German or CT?
German
@@StuSutcliffe60 ok nice cover
Do till there was you decca
Do you have bass tabs?
sorry...doing by ear..but not so hard this one to pause and get it.
@@StuSutcliffe60 Okay, thanks!
Lol Walter. Don’t rely on tabs. Do it by ear as well. Also this video is a pretty good reference for the hand positioning too
Wonderful
Please Play Cayenne
Thanks!
Should've done the BBC Version, but great rendition
Can you do goose step mama?
This is the original recording is this you actually playing?
I think he is overdubbing the original audio
@@AudioDendron Still incredibly cool to see the original instruments!
Good song. How they got that one, too. Great job. And where did those guitars come from that you are playing. Those look nice.
Probably reverb.com
What guitar was george using?
He was using a GRETSCH DUOJET quite expensive guitars
A Gretsch G6128 Duo Jet that was modified slightly by the previous owner
@@counterfeit1148 george is the one who modified it
@@lestatmacway892 It was modified, that's the important part
@@williameivideogiochi8351 Georges Duo Jet cost him used more than twice the price of Paul's Hofner Bass
かっこいいね
looks like playing in d
In this recording, John is modifying something. I don't know if you are changing the pickups or changing the volume or tone. Could it be that hitting so hard caused the pads to move? Could this be the reason he removed a knob from his guitar?
sorry for my English I use translator
In fact George changes the pickup in solo.
@@StuSutcliffe60 You're right, but in this video ruclips.net/video/nisU8XDl-dM/видео.html at 2:30,2:33, 3:36,3:38 it looks like John is playing something, as I mentioned before, it's probably the volume or tone knobs that when touched hard and in The bridge moves, it is a detail that is not very noticeable and is not present in all the recordings of this song, but perhaps it gives an explanation for why he left the guitar without a knob. thanks for answering me
what year is that rickenbacker from?
Ethan Steinke i know its from 1958 but i wanna know if it’s an original or not
@@dirbjag654 definitely not original. I think only 8 were made of the model John used. They were a prototype. I think an original one showed up on the music gear website Reverb a year or two ago and sold for $100k
@@hoodedman07 The were 30 of them made in '58 (SN V81-111), but only the first 8 had solid tops, the rest had f-holes. As it turned out, John's was the very first one made!
Edinburgh born Boy is The Scottish Beatle.
Could you do take good care of my baby beatles style?? Great job!!
The list is big you know...soon as possible!
Why don’t you replace the rickenbacker knobs with the cream Hofner knobs like John
In fact I don't have them and in this channel, the big point are 57-60 songs, with Rick in its original state. Some songs from 61-62 will be covered but it's not the case changing knobs for it.
StuSutcliffe yeah I guess that makes more sense
Also I love the channel man. Keep up the awesome and unique work!
Thanks a lot!
@@StuSutcliffe60 I Can imagine watching the rick with bisgby knobs
Hey another great video! I'm curious what you think of my recent cover of Help!
Great! I love your orange Gretsch!!!! .....hey btw I'm Alive is amazing!
Thanks a lot - let me know if you've got any new requests for me!
Also do you plan to do Shimmy Like Kate at some point?
Yes...
Where did you get that Cavern Club bass? I need it!
On Ebay
@@StuSutcliffe60 Is this a real 1961 or a Höfner new reissue?
@@philwheelor7502 It´s a 50th yrs special collector Hamburg made Hofner, with the same specs of Macca first Hofner bass.
@@StuSutcliffe60 looks totaly close! Nice catch! Really like your guitar collection and that you can play this instruments also :) Continue with this great channel :)
Does anyone know how to play the opening chords for rhythm guitar?
A , C, { D, C ] repeat on the 5th, 7th, fret!
@@tonyfordgolf9438 wow smart
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Can you please do Shimmy like Kate
Soon...
Can you do My Bonnie? Greetings from Brazil
It´s in the list!
What List?
Pre fame list of songs Beatles use to play from 57 to 62.
Can you show me the List Please?
sorry...
Please show us the chords to play rhythm part. Please!
It's pretty simple: a variation of D7-G7-A7
@@StuSutcliffe60 thanks
Andy Aleman he is showing it are you not watching?
@@mrman4645 new to guitar still learning chord placements
I can't hear the lead guitar.
It's in the left ear, it's a sort of jumpy compliment to the rhythm guitar.
I dont know for surevbut ibthink the beatles used more complec thexnic in the early days
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Out of tune,,,,,!
Just like the original!
That’s why it sounds so good. So shut up
Do you have rythym guitar tabs?
Intro is A to C, the rest is just D7, G7 and A7
Intro: A C
Verses: D7 (C Shape) G7 (E Shape) D7 (C Shape) A7 ( E Shape)