Totally agree. It's my favourite piece of lead guitar ever. And yes there was nothing like it before on the recorded medium but since there gave been milliond Lead breaks up to this point were blues/rock roll riffs. This stripped down version showcases how all 3 guitarists were at the top of their game.
Revolver set the groundwork for psychedelic rock in the years to come, The Beatles were always ahead of the game. Tomorrow Never Knows still sounds like it came from 2066
One if the greatest duo guitar leads to ever. Everything the Beatles did was pure genius. They always set the bar high and constantly rose above it. Fantastic song
After studying classical Indian music for a couple of years I can go back and listen to this song that came out when I was a little kid and see how they use the construction of a raga for the melody of the guitars and the normal way of ending a song in India. phrase times three to the beat string which is a Chikara. Low string here a low E but on a sitar it’s a high string much like a banjo. Just saying they were already doing world music in 1965 courtesy of George studying
Very good point. On the previous album Rubber soul, George was showing his Sitar skills on Norwegian wood. Playing the Sitar would undoubtedly have influenced George in his guitar playing also. As this was a duet, it was never made clear Paul's influence in the composition either. It's often thought that the whole Beatles and India thing was around 1968. But Norwegian wood just shows you how George anyway was deeply involved in it by 1965.This is my favourite lead break ever!
@@chrissygerwitz520 Very true, but I suspect that *Smith Js* was referring to the drums (especially the prominent punch of the kick drum) heard during the verses on this isolated track.
People just don't seem to realize how great of a guitar player John Lennon was his writing and composing capability overshadowed his actual musical talent
@@edscerbo That is most certainly John playing the tremolo toned rhythm behind them. And he is making a fine show of it in his usual brilliant way of playing in a highly imitable and funky style.
And Your Bird Can Sing" You tell me that you've got everything you want And your bird can sing But you don't get me, you don't get me You say you've seen Seven Wonders and your bird is green But you can't see me, you can't see me When your prized possessions start to weigh you down Look in my direction, I'll be 'round, I'll be 'round When your bird is broken will it bring you down You may be awoken, I'll be 'round, I'll be 'round You tell me that you've heard every sound there is And your bird can swing But you can't hear me, you can't hear me
The Applesauce Project You're absolutely right. I'm pretty sure all 3 Beatle guitarists used their casinos on this song. Paul and George on lead, and John on rhythm.
@@LeChaunce in the final studio version, but there's a clearly audible 12-string guitar playing arpeggios throughout the verses in the early takes. It really was a nice touch but one can see why it wasn't neccesary. This song is guitar perfection.
Ich mochte den Song schon immer richtig gut leiden und hören....bis ich herausfand ,dass er genau an dem Tag und in der Stunde (26.04.1966) im Studio aufgenommen wurde. :-D. Seitdem höre ich ihn immer zu meinem Geburtstag.
McCartney played quite a bit of guitar in their recordings. It was only on their last record of Abbey Road they ever really at the very end showed who was who by the different playing styles and sound that you can hear which was Paul and which was George. Don't forget Clapton was the Guitar player on " My guitar gently weeps " and uncredited. Even the Lennon - McCartney duo of who actually wrote what is still a bit of a mystery.
It isn't a mystery. It's incredibly well clarified which were Lennon or McCartney songs. In respect of lead, we know exactly where McCartney contributed and again, no mystery. All well documented.
The gallery spoke basically that The Beatles like first laid down the dual guitar thing, Check out The Rolling Stones cover of Chuck Berry's You Can't Catch Me. Mindblowing the 2 guitars on that. listen hard to it. This AYBCS is wonderful don't get me wrong not a contest.
Great lead guitar parts. Funny enough the main riff is basically just the descending and ascending E major scale (Do Re Mi) with the other guitar playing the 3rd (mostly).
Paul said that Bach was their main classical inspiration. But, Bach was one of Beethoven's many inspirations and there are traits from both, so I think either is fair.
Actually both of them are influenced by themselves first roger was inspired by george harrison Rickenbacker 360/12 then roger inspired george harrison a song called if i needed someone guitar parts
This is the legit studio track, most of the instrument bleed were filtered out using some frequency separation but you can still hear some of the drums
Rosemarie Tinsley this music is from a band that originated back in the 1960’s. They did have a chance, and they were and still are world famous. Do some goddamn research or gtfo.
@@sugarbxnny741 i dont pay a lot of attention to the comments i assume we are talking about the beatles. YOU ARE A RUDE PIECE OF SHIT . ALL IT WAS WAS A SIMPLE CIVIL QUESTION OR COMMENT. DO YOUR OWN HOMEWORK AND SEE WHAT AN ASSHOLE YOU ARE. EAT SHIT RED MAN. JT FROM MEX ( NOT ROSEMARIE) VERY BRAVE ON YOUR SMART ASS COMMENTS .CHICKEN SHIT FUCK
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I never got why this song wasn’t touted as a watershed moment in rock music and guitar playing.
Hopefully you get it now.
really, probably inspired the Eagles' Hotel California double lead solo..
@Mike Lewis It's a song. A great great song.
I don't get or believe in the idea of "just an album cut".
@@yootoober2009 It's a great song and I won't hold Hotel California against it.
Totally agree. It's my favourite piece of lead guitar ever. And yes there was nothing like it before on the recorded medium but since there gave been milliond Lead breaks up to this point were blues/rock roll riffs. This stripped down version showcases how all 3 guitarists were at the top of their game.
The greatest jingle jangle song ever
only a genius can come up with this kind of counter melody.
oh yeah
I love the guitar part but it wouldn’t be called “counter melody,” it’s 2 lines in constant harmony, sharing the exact same rhythm
@@dpaul428 a counter melody to the melody of the song
Love them ringy, chimey electric sounds.
Yeh same. Pretty much all of the Beatles songs in ‘66 featured that ringy jangly guitar tone which sound so good.
@@archiet2205 the power of vox
@@franksaldana6570vox ul730 to be exact
My favorite Beatles song! Great to hear the isolated guitars for the first time.
Mine too. Hardly any casual fan even knows about it
@@evantwede787 That is just one part of what makes The Beatles so great. Even their least known songs are masterpieces.
Revolver set the groundwork for psychedelic rock in the years to come, The Beatles were always ahead of the game. Tomorrow Never Knows still sounds like it came from 2066
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@@SnipinG1337 Sniping
One if the greatest duo guitar leads to ever. Everything the Beatles did was pure genius. They always set the bar high and constantly rose above it. Fantastic song
Couldn't agree more.
Some, many really, say it was the invention of the dual guitar lead.
One of the best ever 2 minute songs .
The Beatles are truly a God-send
After studying classical Indian music for a couple of years I can go back and listen to this song that came out when I was a little kid and see how they use the construction of a raga for the melody of the guitars and the normal way of ending a song in India. phrase times three to the beat string which is a Chikara. Low string here a low E but on a sitar it’s a high string much like a banjo. Just saying they were already doing world music in 1965 courtesy of George studying
how exactly does the melody have raga characteristics? It seems to lack the dissonance imo for it to be raga, i was just a bit confused about that
Musicologists have identified classical European influences in the melody, not Indian.
Very good point. On the previous album Rubber soul, George was showing his Sitar skills on Norwegian wood. Playing the Sitar would undoubtedly have influenced George in his guitar playing also. As this was a duet, it was never made clear Paul's influence in the composition either. It's often thought that the whole Beatles and India thing was around 1968. But Norwegian wood just shows you how George anyway was deeply involved in it by 1965.This is my favourite lead break ever!
The guitars are why I love this song. And I'm not even a 'guitar person'.
Well maybe you are😉
And this is just an example why The Bealtes rhythm section is so solid.
Rhythm guitar (and lead guitar) are not part of the rhythm section.
@@chrissygerwitz520 Very true, but I suspect that *Smith Js* was referring to the drums (especially the prominent punch of the kick drum) heard during the verses on this isolated track.
@@ahcapella I doubt it, but his claim is true enough - the Beatles rhythm section is where the band got their exciting driving beat from.
If I had to pick ONE favorite Beatles song this is it!
ABSOLUTELY AMAZING...PERFECT....AREAL GENIOUS THE BIGGEST BAND OF THE WORLD....!!!!!!!!
The Beatles were way ahead back in the day, even now I can't stop listening.
Love this song. Those guitars sound fantastic.
This song reminds of the cartoon tv show they had and visions of them always running from somebody.
Bert Getner
Yes!! Great memories!!😃
The Beatles forever.
This song literally created The Jam
People just don't seem to realize how great of a guitar player John Lennon was his writing and composing capability overshadowed his actual musical talent
The guitars on this were mainly George and Paul.
@@edscerbo That is most certainly John playing the tremolo toned rhythm behind them. And he is making a fine show of it in his usual brilliant way of playing in a highly imitable and funky style.
@@edscerbo the riff. But John played the rhythm part, which was great.
This is Paul and George lol
Brilliant sound and playing!!
I’m counting four four with the broadest smile on my face…some music may equal this but it doesn’t get better.
Great great guitars and great song as usual
Great job! One of my favorite Beatle tunes. You earned my follow with this one!
john’s part is so punchy it almost sounds like it has side chain compression on it or something. it’s like jolting awake with every strum, i love it.
0:38 - 0:52 it’s just so good
0:00 -2:01 is also really good
0:37
How gnarly.
I absolutely adore their 'mid' period....
Genius at work.
And Your Bird Can Sing"
You tell me that you've got everything you want
And your bird can sing
But you don't get me, you don't get me
You say you've seen Seven Wonders and your bird is green
But you can't see me, you can't see me
When your prized possessions start to weigh you down
Look in my direction, I'll be 'round, I'll be 'round
When your bird is broken will it bring you down
You may be awoken, I'll be 'round, I'll be 'round
You tell me that you've heard every sound there is
And your bird can swing
But you can't hear me, you can't hear me
George's 12 string makes the song have that beautiful "ring" to it.
George is playing his Epiphone Casino, not any of his 12-strings. Paul's playing the harmony part on his own Epiphone Casino.
The Applesauce Project You're absolutely right. I'm pretty sure all 3 Beatle guitarists used their casinos on this song. Paul and George on lead, and John on rhythm.
@@LeChaunce in the final studio version, but there's a clearly audible 12-string guitar playing arpeggios throughout the verses in the early takes. It really was a nice touch but one can see why it wasn't neccesary. This song is guitar perfection.
@@obscurebandfan
No there isn't...all double tracked six string.
@@yassassin6425 in the early takes
This should have a picture of George. I'm just sayin', lol.
"Just sayin" went out in the 90s with "lol" -- just sayin, lol.
George and Paul as they both played lead guitar on this track.
@@Anthony-hu3rj coming from a teen, anyone who thinks "lol" is out hasnt talked to a kid in the last decade lol
@@Anthony-hu3rj what?
ㄹㅇㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ ㅆㅇㅈ
So great
Splendid example of how George Harrison could take a good song and re-created it into something great.
His contribution was essential .
Ich mochte den Song schon immer richtig gut leiden und hören....bis ich herausfand ,dass er genau an dem Tag und in der Stunde (26.04.1966) im Studio aufgenommen wurde. :-D. Seitdem höre ich ihn immer zu meinem Geburtstag.
Too freaken cool!!!
This sounds surprisingly muddy...but still heavenly.
It's the original template. So far I haven't heard any Beatles tribute band nail down the exact progression of guitar fill that is heard here.
Fantástico! Uma das minhas favoritas. Uma obra de arte!!!
Sheer...genius!
0:53 ROCK N ROLL 🤘🏻
I miss George.
I think John was the one that came up with this one
@@garysnow1475 yes...but it doesn't change the fact that I miss George.❤
Unexpected. Great part with George Martin’s fingerprints. He’d still be playing something cool today if he was around. Have a beer on me!
Paul and George wrote the guitar arrangement
Revolver. Best album.
Masterpiece!!
Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱.
That get together with the Byrds and Peter Fonda resulted in some great songs from John.
Scott Gorham and Brian Robertson say: "Thank you, Beatles". Maybe a little?
McCartney played quite a bit of guitar in their recordings. It was only on their last record of Abbey Road they ever really at the very end showed who was who by the different playing styles and sound that you can hear which was Paul and which was George. Don't forget Clapton was the Guitar player on " My guitar gently weeps " and uncredited. Even the Lennon - McCartney duo of who actually wrote what is still a bit of a mystery.
Paul's playing the solo on Good Morning Good Morning, Sgt. Pepper, and Taxman, for example.
Yes, but the vast majority of lead was George.
It isn't a mystery. It's incredibly well clarified which were Lennon or McCartney songs. In respect of lead, we know exactly where McCartney contributed and again, no mystery. All well documented.
Listen to prince play my guitar gently weeps, I thought it was really fab. Tribute to geo. Harrison.
@@ruthgodfrey6955 Thank you, will do. There was a guy who played a bit like Stanley Jordon who did a verson a couple years ago, also.
Love the skip just at the start of the main riff ... very Led Zep!
who sang along?
@mickslyness - Yup... :)
My bird
I knew that had to be McCartney playing, but don't know what part Paul does and what part George does.
I think Paul plays the Higher part
@@jaydenwhitlen1489 I think so too.
@@jaydenwhitlen1489 Yeah, that's the general consensus.
Maybe Paul played both parts.
@@Bob12369 Maybe
CLASSICAL NEW,.............................CHORDS OF SOUNDS
GH was a great axe man
Luv his flower power shairte
When the beatles did the Byrds better than the byrds
Lol 😂
More!!
Brilliant!
Thats great
YES.
Goerge plays lead. John plays rhythm. Which one is playing this intro?
Soooo hard to play !! Sounds easy but...
Imagine hearing this and then saying OK that’s good, let’s add something else to it
The gallery spoke basically that The Beatles like first laid down the dual guitar thing, Check out The Rolling Stones cover of Chuck Berry's You Can't Catch Me. Mindblowing the 2 guitars on that. listen hard to it. This AYBCS is wonderful don't get me wrong not a contest.
Stones was in 64
Great lead guitar parts. Funny enough the main riff is basically just the descending and ascending E major scale (Do Re Mi) with the other guitar playing the 3rd (mostly).
Beethoven written all over that riff.
Paul said that Bach was their main classical inspiration. But, Bach was one of Beethoven's many inspirations and there are traits from both, so I think either is fair.
Is there a credible record of what the exact guitars were that each were using on this? All of that should have been recorded like a ship's log.
Amazing photos! Where did they come from?
It's John from the music videos for Paperback Writer and Rain
Is there two or one guitars doing the riff, I'm struggling with the melody of ine can't tske if its one guitar doing them
Yep the lead has high and low riff parts I believe that it was double tracked
@@johnbriancatedrilla4028 Two guitars. I've seen it done with one, not that smooth though..
Ask Joe Walsh
Does anyone know who was the main
Creator of the guitar riff/solo on this track. It seems very Paul to me
Was george
@@victorreis.5215 really? What a genius
@@gorgen23 probably yes
Listen to it on 2x
what music app or software did you use to isolate different instruments within a song
This could be ripped from The Beatles Rock Band video game
Who wrote this guitar riff, I'm wondering if it was George?
It was John...
@@phildejong7095george
They did this on the animated Beatles cartoon show.
Rhythm
Can you do Imagine only vocals?
It is on youtube
Don't be thick!!!
definitely influenced by the Byrds
Actually both of them are influenced by themselves first roger was inspired by george harrison Rickenbacker 360/12 then roger inspired george harrison a song called if i needed someone guitar parts
o som dos outros instrumentos deviam ficar melhores, já que é so tirar o vocal
this cant be john and george. theres no bleed from the other tracks. not a single sound. good job though
This is the legit studio track, most of the instrument bleed were filtered out using some frequency separation but you can still hear some of the drums
@@alexandrabee yes, on the 2nd listen i did hear some drums
Funny, Paul and George played this in harmony. NOT Lennon.
.... aufgefallen wurde,als ich GEBOREN wurde...
0:37 tetris
It should have been played on piano instead.
It wouldn't have fit.
ha ha
@@_PuppetMaster86 yeah
ADD SOME VOCALS AND THESE GUYS MIGHT HAVE A CHANCE, WOW SOMEONE WHO CAN PLAY AND SING, NOT IN THESE FAKE AUTO WANNABE TUNED DRAKES, DAYS , JT FROM MEX
Rosemarie Tinsley this is a joke right? This was back in 1966. Half the members are dead and they paved the way for rock and roll.
@@sugarbxnny741 wtf ru talkin about?? Specify your commemt
Rosemarie Tinsley this music is from a band that originated back in the 1960’s. They did have a chance, and they were and still are world famous. Do some goddamn research or gtfo.
@@sugarbxnny741 i dont pay a lot of attention to the comments i assume we are talking about the beatles. YOU ARE A RUDE PIECE OF SHIT . ALL IT WAS WAS A SIMPLE CIVIL QUESTION OR COMMENT. DO YOUR OWN HOMEWORK AND SEE WHAT AN ASSHOLE YOU ARE. EAT SHIT RED MAN. JT FROM MEX ( NOT ROSEMARIE) VERY BRAVE ON YOUR SMART ASS COMMENTS .CHICKEN SHIT FUCK
@@sugarbxnny741 YEAH SMART ASS. WAS A JOKE. ( IS IT ALL TOO MUCH FOR YOU TOO TAKE )? JT FROM MEX DUMB ASS