@@sonomanz8791 Paul was born on June 18, 1942. Sgt. Peppers was recorded between November 24, 1966 and April 21, 1967, two months before Paul turned 25.
@@DrB81 So are McCartney's, from the falsetto parts ("She...") to the resolving lines afterward...hard parts to sing and stay in perfect pitch. If you listen carefully, you can hear the slight pitch differences between the two takes.
Mr Artician yeah I heard that. I was just enlightening the strength of Lennon’s parts cause of double tracking and perhaps a bit of chorus. Lennon was notoriously unhappy with his voice. Fantastic vocals all round!
@@DrB81 Heard that too Lennon had personal issues about his voice but need not have been. His voice was very much the lead vocal parts in much of their songs especially of their earlier years when the Beatle mania was blazing. George Martin liked John's voice. His Beatle esteem unfortunately began to lessen after he hooked up with Yoko.
In modern productions a lot of this is taken out because it is easy to do. On analog tape you could really mess it up trying to erase the breaths between phrases.
@Дастан Кожахмет Thanks, I've been a fan since I was 6. I did not really appreciate them till I learned piano and guitar. The chords tunes harmony and sound was just so unique.
@Дастан Кожахмет I don't think posters are interested in my life! If you find my brief description ok then great. Music is awesome and will always be a part of my life.
The way McCartney can make his voice sound so different in each song is so amazing.. his voice in this song compared to one like Helter Skelter or a more subtle one like Here, there and everywhere is so different. His vocal range is outstanding, not many artists had this.
Amber Holmes-Dodge Unfortunately the Beatles needed musicians to interpret their work. George latched on to this and it was he who “wrote” the songs as he was a musician. John Paul George and Ringo were just singers. You could whistle a tune today of anything you want but that doesn’t make you a musician tomorrow. Elton John is another example. He’s not a musician. Those around him are the musicians. Same with Geo Martin. He was the musician for the Beatles! A lot of people idolise “the Product” but have no idea what goes in to making that “Product”. To this day, Paul McCartney admits that he “doesn’t know what the black dots mean”! Says it all.
This song hit home personally for me. My older sister who had a very turmoutuous and sometimes violent relationship with my father, threatened my parents that as soon as she turned 18, she'd be leaving home. My Sister kept her word, she left on her Birthday. I remember when my father and mother came home, they were frantic and upset, they couldn't believe it. One day a few years later, I was playing "She's leaving home" in our Basement. My mother who walked by to do laundry, stopped dead in her track, hearing these lyric's in this song. She looked visibly confused and upset. There was a lot of tragedy and dysfunction in my family growing up, and this song highlighted our reality. My older sister is now 69, an old woman who's life was marred with drug addiction, and severe mental illness. Both my parents are dead and gone. Whenever I hear this song, I still cry.
They had different singing styles, Paul sang in a much aofter voice in most songs, a few exceptions though. On the other hand, John had a much more raspy voice.
@@cheeseham9503 iant it amazing how they both the best in their craft at songwriting, composing melodies, qnd singing, qnd innovating? John and Paul were both amazing at each one which is really rare. Its even rarer that they were both in the same band at one and that all of them meant really fascinating.
Very clever writing here, here's an observation I noticed by myself. The use of the word bye is exploited in this song, as in money can't *buy* struggled hard to get *by* and obviously *bye bye* Genius writing. ✅
mrfester42 I think John was more well known for his word play though, as seen in his songs like 'Please Please Me' 'It Won't Be Long' etc..also his books.
Please permit me to speak oh great one maybe, but it is true that paul used wordplay too more than often. This bye/buy thing can also be seen in junk, just as an example.
Two hallmarks of McCartney's amazing voice: 1) his uncanny ability to seamlessly transition between falsetto and true voice; 2) the signature way he hits and holds high crescendo notes.
I can transition easily and I really like singing along because he's got a high tenor range and so do I! So i definitely make myself sound good when I'm singing in my own range with him.
@@carlbaumeister3439 thanks! I truly am lucky! I should find a way to post my singing sometime on youtube, it's never occurred to me I could have all this time.
@@aylamiller5752 I envy you to dead😡 I'm a baritone and even if I came quite high by falsetto when younger, I never got the transition tight enough for McCartney tunes :/ (either baritone or alto). This one I get barely in C instead of E So I have to content myself with the Lennon part 😥
@@thomassiegler9898 oh I wish I was low enough to sing John's parts!!! We both want what we can't get 🤣🤣 falsetto is easy for me, I used to go too high when I was singing Paul's falsetto in she's leaving home and got told off for it in choir.
[Verse 1: Paul McCartney] Wednesday morning at five o'clock as the day begins Silently closing her bedroom door Leaving the note that she hoped would say more She goes down the stairs to the kitchen clutching her handkerchief Quietly turning the backdoor key Stepping outside, she is free [Chorus: Paul McCartney & (John Lennon)] She (We gave her most of our lives) Is leaving (Sacrificed most of our lives) Home (We gave her everything money could buy) She's leaving home after living alone (Bye-bye) For so many years [Verse 2: Paul McCartney] Father snores as his wife gets into her dressing gown Picks up the letter that's lying there Standing alone at the top of the stairs She breaks down and cries to her husband, Daddy, our baby's gone Why would she treat us so thoughtlessly How could she do this to me [Chorus: Paul McCartney] She (We never thought of ourselves) Is leaving (Never a thought for ourselves) Home (We struggled hard all our lives to get by) She's leaving home after living alone (Bye-bye) For so many years [Bridge: Paul McCartney] Friday morning at nine o'clock she is far away Waiting to keep the appointment she made Meeting a man from the motor trade [Chorus: Paul McCartney & (John Lennon)] She (What did we do that was wrong) Is having (We didn't know it was wrong) Fun (Fun is the one thing that money can't buy) Something inside that was always denied (Bye-bye) For so many years She's leaving home (Bye-bye)
@@paranormal33 Not every RUclips watcher/listener is a native English speaker or totally familiar with the English language. This gives them (or anyone else who might find some of the words hard to understand while sung) an opportunity to compare the sounds to the written words, and maybe learn something or experience the art more fully. How does it hurt you, exactly?
@@resplendentpeace After another listen, I agree with you. It's a straight IV chord. Bass is on the IV, and I don't hear any voice or instrument on the 5th (which would have made it a Isus4) instead of the 6th. My point was that McCartney was singing on the 4th (against Lennon's root), which then resolves to the 3rd. Makes me wonder if "amen" chords can be either IV or Isus4. Will have to look it up.
I took english at secondary school, three hours a week for three years. But, for incredible that sounds, did´t learn much. But, The Beatles, The Beatles señores, they were my teachers. Specially with songs like this one, She Is Leaving Home, and many others songs that tells you a story, a beautiful story, with a perfectly clear voice, plus; the lyrics at the back of the album, what else you can ask to life.
Right on, Carlos! That is a very interesting personal take on the Beatles. One of the best things about them is that they are so many things to so many people- my dad had his own journey w the Beatles as it was happening, and now I've been on my own journey for 30 years. You're clearly part of the next generation 👍
yo tambien los considero mis maestros de Ingles/my English teachers! I was singing all the Beatles songs before I speak English..I didn't know what I was singing ...lol
Same here, this one I have in very good memory as an English learning song, even if we hadn't English lessons yet. (being in the fifth grade where I started off with Latin). Another one was Penny Lane, which I presented to our music teacher, who was a real slouch in English, thinking it was about a slot machine. For some reason he believed "lane" meaning "luck", so "penny luck". That's why it says in the second verse: "it's a clean machine" 😂 😂 😂 Unfortunately none of my school mates dug the unintentional gag \_(")_/
Serviceable voice, but I can think of about half a dozen that are arguably better than him. I mean, Freddie, Elvis, Jim Morrison, and even Joe cocker had better voices.
@@jesusvaldez6702 better than any of the boy band beatles. Jim had a similar color, range and control than Sinatra. While tunes like light my fire could have been sung by anyone other songs (not to touch the earth, the river knows and the ghost song) give you a better idea on the stylistic range he had. while the baetles were very generic melodic voices.
First Complete Album I memorized .....other songs I knew by heart but not a complete Album.....and 50 plus years later i'm STILL singing this Gem .....This Album is absolutely a Fabric of my Youth....Thank You Herr Doktor Winston Boogie for serving up this Delicious Slice Of Beatles Pie....Cheers From Ohio
Me as well. A time when we were galvanized and analyzed EVERYTHING in the music (and words). The Beatles moved the bar for everyone with Sgt. Pepper. EVERYTHING changed after this.
A gift from God The Beatles cannot be explained. Paul McCartney and John Lennon connected their minds and the result was so profound that it will be discussed for eternity.
The Beatles genius hit on every level. Unsurpassed song writing. Innovative and ground breaking stylistic and recording changes. Flawless execution. Vocal harmonies that are hard to describe with words let alone create. The Beatles wrote the equivalent of the pop music bible in roughly seven years. God had his hand in this. No doubt about it. Only nature has this level of perfection.
Eu considero essa a melhor música dos beatles, instrumental impecável com instrumentos sinfônicos fraseando no fundo, junto a um vocal melódico e a lírica triste, com lennon fazendo talvez o melhor backing-vocal da banda, dando toques de melancolia e tristeza. De fato minha preferida.
@@mokrodog I know it's amazing right, and then you add the great George Harrison in there, OMG, and Ringo definitely added a great contribution to the band too! No wonder people are still pissing their pants that the Beatles broke up even though it was nearly 50 years ago
Isolated vocals are great. Greater appreciation for the lyrics, the joy they shared in their singing and a better feeling for each Beatles thoughts. True talent. God given. Exciting to know 🎶 music comes with it.
I was about that age as well. This song was the subject of a deep discussion in my Jr. High School health class in the early 70s. The teacher used it to speak about the importance of communicating with our parents.
Still magical 55 years on and with just the vocals illustrates how The Beatles were on a totally different level and dimension to all their contemporaries😎👍
One of my favourite McCartney songs and probably the second best song on Sgt Pepper. The backing vocals are amazing and the way they’re threaded with what Paul is singing is a pleasure to listen to. Bye bye.
At the time of writing this, I'm pretty sure this is the first and only clip I've ever seen on RUclips with zero dislikes. Not surprising really, it's flawless 💙
At this time there's 6 dislikes. I really think they did it because you said there was no dislikes or it's just those people who give dislikes on everything. How can anyone say, no matter what style of music they listen to, say that's bad. Have a great day.
@@2574mcu I know man. I don't trust those 6 people. They're Upto no good 😂 you have a great day too, and we can happily enjoy things without feeling the need to be contrary 👌
I love how you can really feel the emotions during “why would she treat us so thoughtlessly/ how could she do this to me”, Paul does such a amazing job at portraying the sorrow the mother felt. Makes me cry every time I listen to this song, it’ll forever be one of my favorite Beatles songs
What a gift to have been an aware 8 year old when these guys came to America. It's so nice to see the resurgent interest in the stories and the music of these special fellows.
Todo el tema es hermoso, las armonias vocales excelentes de Maccartney y Lennon, los arreglos de cuerdas, la linea melodica etc...una belleza de canción con un tono triste, melancolico pero hermoso.
Dammit man I almost can't listen to this song without getting all emotional 'n shit! I have a daughter still at home, whom I've loved with all my heart, who just turned 18 😢
What a beautiful magnificent piece of work. I really appreciate this song more today than ever. Considering I was like 9 years old when it originally came out!!!
"She's Leaving Home" is an interesting song indeed. It's a bit maudlin & pessimistic on one hand; on the other, I love the characterization of the parents' hypocrisy. The mother personalizes her daughter's desperation and makes it all about herself: "How could she treat us so thoughtlessly? / How could she do this to me?" Then it is followed with, "We never thought of ourselves / Never a thought for ourselves" Ha! Great commentary on the kind of parental selfishness that undoubtedly alienated the girl in the first place, sorta like "Parents- take note."
Imagine a different possibility: Imagine there's no heaven It's easy if you try No hell below us Above us only sky Imagine all the people living for todayImagine there's no countries It isn't hard to do Nothing to kill or die for And no religion too
@@aFreeman0409 "McCartney: "We probably seem antireligious because of the fact that none of us believe in God."" Paul McCartney, 1965. Literally the first quote that came up on Google.
Look, it's pretty amazing and fantastic indeed when i first hear some of The Beatles' songs without musical instruments playing with, or of isolated vocals version ( because i just now listened to "HELP" and then " I DON'T WANT TO SPOIL THE PARTY ", and this is their third song I am listening to ). Thank you very much for sharing it. I love it.
He must have been so tempted to sing a high falsetto harmony on this song . If you’re a singer you can hear all the places where you could put in a high harmony part . Ex. “ five o’clock “ “ bedroom door “ etc. With that said he did what was best for the song.
I’m convinced that there is nothing wrong with The Beatles, and their perfection only becomes more evident the closer they are listened to. This recording makes me so happy!
Paul was only 24 when he wrote and sang this.
Paul Rogers really? In sgt pprs?
@@sonomanz8791 Paul was born on June 18, 1942. Sgt. Peppers was recorded between November 24, 1966 and April 21, 1967, two months before Paul turned 25.
Paul Rogers nice one mate
Co-wrote
@@hohaia01 John only contributed the Greek chorus: "We gave her most of our lives..."
Macca's voice is impeccable, but Lennon's voice in the chorus is flawless counterpoint.
David G Lennon is double tracked.
@@DrB81 So are McCartney's, from the falsetto parts ("She...") to the resolving lines afterward...hard parts to sing and stay in perfect pitch. If you listen carefully, you can hear the slight pitch differences between the two takes.
Mr Artician yeah I heard that. I was just enlightening the strength of Lennon’s parts cause of double tracking and perhaps a bit of chorus. Lennon was notoriously unhappy with his voice. Fantastic vocals all round!
Yeah the double tracking is flawless
@@DrB81 Heard that too Lennon had personal issues about his voice but need not have been. His voice was very much the lead vocal parts in much of their songs especially of their earlier years when the Beatle mania was blazing. George Martin liked John's voice. His Beatle esteem unfortunately began to lessen after he hooked up with Yoko.
0:13 I like the breathing here, these little things can't really be heard with the music and I find it fascinating
@André Luiz Bósio he puts a lot of passion into the songs he writes and that's one of the things I admire most about him
In modern productions a lot of this is taken out because it is easy to do. On analog tape you could really mess it up trying to erase the breaths between phrases.
It was left in on purpose. " As the day begins" and he takes a deep sigh
Reminds me of “giiiiirl *large inhale*”
Well..... people dont really have much choice. If we don't breathe we die!
One of the saddest songs in The Beatles collection. When I was younger I related to the child. Now that I’m older...
Same for me. Timeless. How can this be written be these young boys.
@@wally3608 Only pure genius, especially at their ages.
A song that features dressing gowns and the motor trade......and it is spot on perfect...... Poets eat yer hearts out.
As a teen in the 70's this song didn't touch me at all. 30 + years later as a parent of teenagers, wow, tears man.
What about Eleanor Rigby?
Wow, Macca's voice is pure magic. These strip downs are fantastic.
Which voice do you prefer more ? Macca or Macca 2 ?
@@olskzeri2723 He had a lot more voices than a measley two. He used about 5 on maybe I'm amazed alone.
@Дастан Кожахмет Thanks, I've been a fan since I was 6. I did not really appreciate them till I learned piano and guitar. The chords tunes harmony and sound was just so unique.
@Дастан Кожахмет I don't think posters are interested in my life! If you find my brief description ok then great. Music is awesome and will always be a part of my life.
@Дастан Кожахмет My life can be stressful mate seriously. Trying to work your name out. What language?
The way McCartney can make his voice sound so different in each song is so amazing.. his voice in this song compared to one like Helter Skelter or a more subtle one like Here, there and everywhere is so different. His vocal range is outstanding, not many artists had this.
I think the word is "versatility" not "range".
@@PPCAPOGAMING yea that’s what i probably meant, i was like thirteen when i wrote that sorry
@@bea3290 No you don't need to be sorry lol It's crazy how you wrote that 1 year ago. I didn't even notice.
Paul had a four and a half octave voice and great dynamic and pitch control-which is why he was also one of the best harmony singers of all time.
Paul died in 2008.. fired in 1966
I find it amazing how well those two completely different voices worked so well together. The vocals here almost sound angelic.
I think Paul carried them in that sense, John had not much range, George had a tendency not to us his lungs holding back singing through his nose.
You can listen to these isolated vocals and they are just as enjoyable as the full mix. Incredible
No autotune.
It proves that as great as George Martin was he was NOT what made the Beatles great.
Amber Holmes-Dodge Unfortunately the Beatles needed musicians to interpret their work. George latched on to this and it was he who “wrote” the songs as he was a musician. John Paul George and Ringo were just singers. You could whistle a tune today of anything you want but that doesn’t make you a musician tomorrow. Elton John is another example. He’s not a musician. Those around him are the musicians. Same with Geo Martin. He was the musician for the Beatles! A lot of people idolise “the Product” but have no idea what goes in to making that “Product”.
To this day, Paul McCartney admits that he “doesn’t know what the black dots mean”! Says it all.
RMLectronics UK but you do don't listen to black dots. The world is full of people who can read bloke dots but can’t compose a tune
@@rmlectronicsuk2410 Buddy, you're really fucked up. Is it you or drugs?
Amazing clarity, every intake of breath is crystal clear.
Paul's vocals are pure , his real voice without exaggerations. Natural.
Nobody did it better!!
These guys were something!!
John's voice of this song's harmony is excellent, marvellous, amazing.
It makes rhe song.
What a great line - "She's leaving home after living alone for so many years."
Love John’s voice in this song
This song hit home personally for me. My older sister who had a very turmoutuous and sometimes violent relationship with my father, threatened my parents that as soon as she turned 18, she'd be leaving home. My Sister kept her word, she left on her Birthday. I remember when my father and mother came home, they were frantic and upset, they couldn't believe it. One day a few years later, I was playing "She's leaving home" in our Basement.
My mother who walked by to do laundry, stopped dead in her track, hearing these lyric's in this song. She looked visibly confused and upset.
There was a lot of tragedy and dysfunction in my family growing up, and this song highlighted our reality. My older sister is now 69, an old woman who's life was marred with drug addiction, and severe mental illness. Both my parents are dead and gone. Whenever I hear this song, I still cry.
Such a sad story. Thank you for sharing this very personal story. It has made me think of my own family and life problems.
@@RisingTidesAC - My heart and prayers go out to you and your Family. May God bring a blessing to all.
These isolated vocals also highlight the quality backing vocals and harmonies. Wonderful .
I'm crying all over again.
You got it
Lennon's voice in the chorus sounds simply divine....... ❤ВYE BYE ... JOHN❤
John and Paul = Equally Great.
W M not even close
@@blueblur9877 no hes right
They had different singing styles, Paul sang in a much aofter voice in most songs, a few exceptions though. On the other hand, John had a much more raspy voice.
@@cheeseham9503 iant it amazing how they both the best in their craft at songwriting, composing melodies, qnd singing, qnd innovating? John and Paul were both amazing at each one which is really rare. Its even rarer that they were both in the same band at one and that all of them meant really fascinating.
Blue Blur Oh shut up.
Very clever writing here, here's an observation I noticed by myself.
The use of the word bye is exploited in this song, as in money can't *buy* struggled hard to get *by* and obviously *bye bye*
Genius writing. ✅
Paul purposely used this technique often in many of his lyrics and has spoken of it in some interviews.
mrfester42
I think John was more well known for his word play though, as seen in his songs like 'Please Please Me' 'It Won't Be Long' etc..also his books.
Please permit me to speak oh great one maybe, but it is true that paul used wordplay too more than often. This bye/buy thing can also be seen in junk, just as an example.
That was John’s lyrics to the song
mrfester42 except that was John’s lyrics in the chorus sections, not Paul’s lyrics
Two hallmarks of McCartney's amazing voice: 1) his uncanny ability to seamlessly transition between falsetto and true voice; 2) the signature way he hits and holds high crescendo notes.
I can transition easily and I really like singing along because he's got a high tenor range and so do I! So i definitely make myself sound good when I'm singing in my own range with him.
@@aylamiller5752 Lucky you. That’s impressive.
@@carlbaumeister3439 thanks! I truly am lucky! I should find a way to post my singing sometime on youtube, it's never occurred to me I could have all this time.
@@aylamiller5752 I envy you to dead😡
I'm a baritone and even if I came quite high by falsetto when younger,
I never got the transition tight enough for McCartney tunes :/
(either baritone or alto).
This one I get barely in C instead of E
So I have to content myself with the Lennon part 😥
@@thomassiegler9898 oh I wish I was low enough to sing John's parts!!! We both want what we can't get 🤣🤣 falsetto is easy for me, I used to go too high when I was singing Paul's falsetto in she's leaving home and got told off for it in choir.
[Verse 1: Paul McCartney]
Wednesday morning at five o'clock as the day begins
Silently closing her bedroom door
Leaving the note that she hoped would say more
She goes down the stairs to the kitchen clutching her handkerchief
Quietly turning the backdoor key
Stepping outside, she is free
[Chorus: Paul McCartney & (John Lennon)]
She (We gave her most of our lives)
Is leaving (Sacrificed most of our lives)
Home (We gave her everything money could buy)
She's leaving home after living alone (Bye-bye)
For so many years
[Verse 2: Paul McCartney]
Father snores as his wife gets into her dressing gown
Picks up the letter that's lying there
Standing alone at the top of the stairs
She breaks down and cries to her husband, Daddy, our baby's gone
Why would she treat us so thoughtlessly
How could she do this to me
[Chorus: Paul McCartney]
She (We never thought of ourselves)
Is leaving (Never a thought for ourselves)
Home (We struggled hard all our lives to get by)
She's leaving home after living alone (Bye-bye)
For so many years
[Bridge: Paul McCartney]
Friday morning at nine o'clock she is far away
Waiting to keep the appointment she made
Meeting a man from the motor trade
[Chorus: Paul McCartney & (John Lennon)]
She (What did we do that was wrong)
Is having (We didn't know it was wrong)
Fun (Fun is the one thing that money can't buy)
Something inside that was always denied (Bye-bye)
For so many years
She's leaving home (Bye-bye)
Why did you post the lyrics? I don't understand why so many people are compelled to post lyrics on every damned video on youtube. It's rather silly.
@@paranormal33 I don't understand why so many people are compelled to mess with people's honest innocent comments
@@paranormal33 Not every RUclips watcher/listener is a native English speaker or totally familiar with the English language. This gives them (or anyone else who might find some of the words hard to understand while sung) an opportunity to compare the sounds to the written words, and maybe learn something or experience the art more fully. How does it hurt you, exactly?
Fun is one thing money definitely can buy if you ask me.
These lyrics deserve posting and reposting. They should be studied in school. They are THAT GOOD.
I like McCartney's last note, the harmony "bye" on the suspended 4th at 3:30. Not sure whether that can be heard in the mix.
You're right! It goes unnoticed on the full take. Nice spot! :)
Never heard that last “bye” like this before. Almost biblical like a choir singing Amen.
@@ronfrederick3161
Good ear! It's a suspended 4 chord, which is exactly the amen chord.
@@rojachi7847 It's just a IV chord. No suspension.
@@resplendentpeace After another listen, I agree with you. It's a straight IV chord. Bass is on the IV, and I don't hear any voice or instrument on the 5th (which would have made it a Isus4) instead of the 6th. My point was that McCartney was singing on the 4th (against Lennon's root), which then resolves to the 3rd. Makes me wonder if "amen" chords can be either IV or Isus4. Will have to look it up.
I took english at secondary school, three hours a week for three years. But, for incredible that sounds, did´t learn much. But, The Beatles, The Beatles señores, they were my teachers. Specially with songs like this one, She Is Leaving Home, and many others songs that tells you a story, a beautiful story, with a perfectly clear voice, plus; the lyrics at the back of the album, what else you can ask to life.
Right on, Carlos! That is a very interesting personal take on the Beatles. One of the best things about them is that they are so many things to so many people- my dad had his own journey w the Beatles as it was happening, and now I've been on my own journey for 30 years. You're clearly part of the next generation 👍
yo tambien los considero mis maestros de Ingles/my English teachers! I was singing all the Beatles songs before I speak English..I didn't know what I was singing ...lol
Same here,
this one I have in very good memory as an English learning song,
even if we hadn't English lessons yet.
(being in the fifth grade where I started off with Latin).
Another one was Penny Lane, which I presented to our music teacher,
who was a real slouch in English, thinking it was about a slot machine.
For some reason he believed "lane" meaning "luck", so "penny luck".
That's why it says in the second verse: "it's a clean machine" 😂 😂 😂
Unfortunately none of my school mates dug the unintentional gag \_(")_/
You could ask for a live performance for you and only you! I'll take the one!
Carlos this is a great comment and one my father who was a teacher, who also liked the Beatles, would have really liked.
John and Paul compliment each other. So beautiful. Greatest duo
The boys were brilliant. These vocal only tracks are amazing.
I had never noticed about the last attempt of harmony of Paul at the very last Bye""
Brilliant!,!
yeah that caught me by surprise too, had to go back and hear it a few times. Very cool
Both Paul and John voices are amazing! The greatest
Sir Paul....the greatest voice in Rock History
While impersonating a dead mans voice.
Serviceable voice, but I can think of about half a dozen that are arguably better than him. I mean, Freddie, Elvis, Jim Morrison, and even Joe cocker had better voices.
I would add Steve Winwood to that list as well.
@@robertopics Jim Morrison, really?
I love the Doors and Jim is a great singer but he isn't one of the best
@@jesusvaldez6702 better than any of the boy band beatles. Jim had a similar color, range and control than Sinatra. While tunes like light my fire could have been sung by anyone other songs (not to touch the earth, the river knows and the ghost song) give you a better idea on the stylistic range he had. while the baetles were very generic melodic voices.
Fantastic to hear John doing a beautiful vocal accompaniment.:)
Lovely song, lovely iconic photo.
How did this band write and perform so many classic and eccentric pieces of art?
Wonderful....
their introduction to each other at St. Peter's church in Liverpool should give you a clue.
Paul and John singing together WOW!
0:53 this is what heaven sounds like
paul sound like an angel on the high notes! his range and ability to sing in so many different ways and tones amazes me
Tears....just beautiful. Paul is so good! The dynamic tones between John and Paul is just amazing!
I always loved this song, but with the isolated vocal here, the sheer greatness of McCartney's voice really shines forth.
Fantastic. Magic, Wonderful.
It's just the vocal track on its own.
First Complete Album I memorized .....other songs I knew by heart but not a complete Album.....and 50 plus years later i'm STILL singing this Gem .....This Album is absolutely a Fabric of my Youth....Thank You Herr Doktor Winston Boogie for serving up this Delicious Slice Of Beatles Pie....Cheers From Ohio
Me as well. A time when we were galvanized and analyzed EVERYTHING in the music (and words). The Beatles moved the bar for everyone with Sgt. Pepper. EVERYTHING changed after this.
A gift from God The Beatles cannot be explained. Paul McCartney and John Lennon connected their minds and the result was so profound that it will be discussed for eternity.
tod dubow And their souls. Unfortunately it also destroyed them.
The Beatles genius hit on every level. Unsurpassed song writing. Innovative and ground breaking stylistic and recording changes. Flawless execution. Vocal harmonies that are hard to describe with words let alone create. The Beatles wrote the equivalent of the pop music bible in roughly seven years. God had his hand in this. No doubt about it. Only nature has this level of perfection.
Eu considero essa a melhor música dos beatles, instrumental impecável com instrumentos sinfônicos fraseando no fundo, junto a um vocal melódico e a lírica triste, com lennon fazendo talvez o melhor backing-vocal da banda, dando toques de melancolia e tristeza. De fato minha preferida.
Concordo plenamente sobre a voz de John. É de arrepiar.
i like johns voice on this one
I feel like you can feel John and Paul's friendship just through their voices in the song
It still blows my mind that 2 of the best voices of 20th century meant and were in a band together
@@mokrodog oh dang you're right. What were the chances of that happening?!
@@mokrodog I know it's amazing right, and then you add the great George Harrison in there, OMG, and Ringo definitely added a great contribution to the band too! No wonder people are still pissing their pants that the Beatles broke up even though it was nearly 50 years ago
You too I honestly don’t think we’ll ever get over it.
And then compare this isolated vocal with the vocals on Oh Darling. How much versatility did Paul have???
"I'm Down" anyone? And "Here, There, and Everywhere"?
Helter skelter Ob La Di Ob La da
BlackBird this guys talent is off the chart
Oh Darling / Oh Johnny Paul/ Faul refers to how John did not need the Altered ego of James Paul McCartney anymore!
Isolated vocals are great. Greater appreciation for the lyrics, the joy they shared in their singing and a better feeling for each Beatles thoughts. True talent. God given. Exciting to know 🎶 music comes with it.
I was 11 when this was released, the sadness of this song is so real, still brings a tear. Together they were unbeatable,,,, still are after 50 years.
I was about that age as well. This song was the subject of a deep discussion in my Jr. High School health class in the early 70s. The teacher used it to speak about the importance of communicating with our parents.
Paul's voice is so powerful and haunting.
alias That would be John’s
There goes the usual John fan...can't stand Paul getting any credit since lennon was "martyred"....
@@gretchennelson9965 what's is your problem?
@@gretchennelson9965 that's precisely the phenomenon:
In this tune, Paul's voice is exceptionally just as haunting,
as usualy John's is. Very moving !
@@michaelfrazia4569 Says the typical Paul fan.
The times I’ve listened to this song and it’s like I hear it for the first time every time, absolute genius from Mr McCartney
Sir Paul McCartney 😂
"Byyye, Byyye...." Amazing.
My God, their harmony is one of the most beautiful things I have ever heard.
Still magical 55 years on and with just the vocals illustrates how The Beatles were on a totally different level and dimension to all their contemporaries😎👍
One of my favourite McCartney songs and probably the second best song on Sgt Pepper.
The backing vocals are amazing and the way they’re threaded with what Paul is singing is a pleasure to listen to.
Bye bye.
I love that you don’t name the best song on the album as if it’s obvious, which it is
Absolutely lovely, amazing, gorgeous, marvelous. I’m speechless.
John was so attractive
When I was younger, I never liked this song that much. Now, as I grew older, its one of my favorite Beatles songs. Its beautiful
Que música maravilhosa! Que vozes, que harmonia! Nota mil para o Paul e John!Que privilégio nosso, ouvi-la!
A sad song, but so beautiful. The vocals are just amazing. I am floored by how good this band was (and still is in all the forms of recorded music).
At the time of writing this, I'm pretty sure this is the first and only clip I've ever seen on RUclips with zero dislikes. Not surprising really, it's flawless 💙
proved you wrong haha
@@westerling8436 nope, it's still flawless 😉
At this time there's 6 dislikes. I really think they did it because you said there was no dislikes or it's just those people who give dislikes on everything. How can anyone say, no matter what style of music they listen to, say that's bad. Have a great day.
@@2574mcu I know man. I don't trust those 6 people. They're Upto no good 😂 you have a great day too, and we can happily enjoy things without feeling the need to be contrary 👌
Steve B 24 fuckwits have decided that this slice of genius is not up to scratch
The two of them worked so well together. Amazing.
Always been one of my favorites. Storytelling through song at its finest.
I love how you can really feel the emotions during “why would she treat us so thoughtlessly/ how could she do this to me”, Paul does such a amazing job at portraying the sorrow the mother felt. Makes me cry every time I listen to this song, it’ll forever be one of my favorite Beatles songs
Fab 4. Fabulous voice tone, lyrics, music. It's simply a masterpiece.
Great.. specialy John voice is so amazing when i was young i heard this song is really make me know lennon is the best singer ever 💙☮️🌹🥇🥇
John is good but Paul is great.
John is the greatest hands down
Maccas voice was much more flexible than lennons
James Dunn The other way around idiot.
That voice fucking kills me.
Absolutely beautiful. Flawless ❤
Meu Deus ... a voz de John é um acontecimento. Que coisa mais linda! John, Paul... vozes incríveis. Que emoção!!!
What a gift to have been an aware 8 year old when these guys came to America. It's so nice to see the resurgent interest in the stories and the music of these special fellows.
I always thought Lennon's part was so ironically Lennon. Very English Very Lennon and exquisite
I wish this was included but there’s a hidden vocal track when Paul’s singing and he’s singing in a lower tone with him singing high harmony
Fantastic! Thank you! Request... This Boy, You're Gonna Lose That Girl.
Absolutely brilliant and this the man who sang Maybe I’m Amazed?
Maybe we should all be
and it’s good to hear the harmonic ‘togetherness ‘
00:41 On the original mixdown Paul and John harmonized. That was removed along with the cello bits after the chorus
Todo el tema es hermoso, las armonias vocales excelentes de Maccartney y Lennon, los arreglos de cuerdas, la linea melodica etc...una belleza de canción con un tono triste, melancolico pero hermoso.
Beautiful what a voice wow xx
Never noticed the third part of the final
Harmony on “bye” - thanks!
Esas voces les dan un toque Medieval, muy bonitas armonías y el arpa divino, John y Paul verdaderos intérpretes, bellos 💕❤💕❤😜😛🙏👍👍😘😚🥰
I can relate. I got kicked out when I turned 18.
I was leaving a home that wasn't a home.
Beatles4Ever
Dammit man I almost can't listen to this song without getting all emotional 'n shit! I have a daughter still at home, whom I've loved with all my heart, who just turned 18 😢
Wow it is very beautiful I think I need more of this
The art of geniuses.❤️
What an amazing voice Paul had, unbelievably young when he wrote this masterpiece.
Unbelievably great song.
Thank you mates God Bless you for the wonderful memories of love Fab 4 forever you will be forever loved
truly a splendiferous song. for years it was my fav.
I love pictures seeing John and Paul and just thinking the 2 greatest song writers of all time were in the same room more than once.
Hermosa cancion y una prueba magistral del gran rango de voz de Paul...
What a beautiful magnificent piece of work. I really appreciate this song more today than ever. Considering I was like 9 years old when it originally came out!!!
Great song by Paul!!
"She's Leaving Home" is an interesting song indeed. It's a bit maudlin & pessimistic on one hand; on the other, I love the characterization of the parents' hypocrisy. The mother personalizes her daughter's desperation and makes it all about herself: "How could she treat us so thoughtlessly? / How could she do this to me?" Then it is followed with, "We never thought of ourselves / Never a thought for ourselves" Ha! Great commentary on the kind of parental selfishness that undoubtedly alienated the girl in the first place, sorta like "Parents- take note."
These vocals only are gorgeous!
His voice! That perfect sound! God touched the four of them.
That’s the only possibility. 💕
Imagine a different possibility:
Imagine there's no heaven
It's easy if you try
No hell below us
Above us only sky
Imagine all the people living for todayImagine there's no countries
It isn't hard to do
Nothing to kill or die for
And no religion too
A friend of mine once said once a generation God looks around, points, and goes "Yeah, OK, you guys." These 4 geniuses were ours.
@@harbourdogNL I'm sure the atheistic Beatles felt relieved
@@drfudgeful
The Beatles did not say they were atheists
@@aFreeman0409 "McCartney: "We probably seem antireligious because of the fact that none of us believe in God."" Paul McCartney, 1965. Literally the first quote that came up on Google.
Thanks so much for posting these Doctor O'B
Perfect together
Paul se superando cada vez mais...
Onde mais esta alma poderá perambular musicalmente...
Fico realmente chocado com tamanha capacidade!!! Bye bye!!!
Look, it's pretty amazing and fantastic indeed when i first hear some of The Beatles' songs without musical instruments playing with, or of isolated vocals version ( because i just now listened to "HELP" and then " I DON'T WANT TO SPOIL THE PARTY ", and this is their third song I am listening to ). Thank you very much for sharing it. I love it.
I never heard the difference on the last bye of the song. It completely put things on a different plane.
I listened again. Harmony on the last bye- very interesting
The most beautiful of songs…
He must have been so tempted to sing a high falsetto harmony on this song . If you’re a singer you can hear all the places where you could put in a high harmony part . Ex. “ five o’clock “ “ bedroom door “ etc. With that said he did what was best for the song.
This is astonishing. Genius. I am so glad I stumbled upon it.
As others have said, when I was a kid I related to the girl. Now I am a parent....
I’m convinced that there is nothing wrong with The Beatles, and their perfection only becomes more evident the closer they are listened to. This recording makes me so happy!
Amazing harmonies
Essa música é linda, um primor. A voz do PAUL é d+. Amoooo essa banda ! ! !
Paul's voice in the 60s and early 70s was just sublime
Awesome video! Thanks