As do we all, Allan - yet with the success of this song, I think we can say George was more than just getting by. It is unlikely the impending release of All Things Must Pass would have been so positively anticipated if George's efforts on Let It Be and particularly Abbey Road had been mediocre. But they weren't - far from it.
Was the opposite. John & Paul got by with a lotta help from George. george was that guy in the background constantly filling in the gaps and keeping it all going. A lot of that 'beatle sound' came from george. then eventually wrote something like their best song - just as they were falling apart. Best song on the LP In other words, you're wrong.
@@ianbartle456 George would have always had an audience. After all, he was a Beatle. And he'd already proved himself worthy, prior to Let It Be and Abbey Road.
I love the way John gives George some songwriting tips: 1. Just keep singing the first thing that comes into your head 2. Don't stop to analyse your lyrics, go back over them later. John reminding George that they're taping everything so that he can listen back later, and that some good lyrics can happen spontaneously.
forestsoceansmusic 1 year ago You are correct John's advice is brilliant. I need to write that down so I can apply it "PEWDIEPIE OUR INSPIRATION" that is the name of my latest RUclips. Can you after listening (please go listen) determine what Beatles song I used? Please go give it a listen (Thanks!) and let me know. Thanks again!
George was astounded at Paul and John's prolific songwriting, particularly Paul's ability to think up so many beautiful melodies. In the end, George's masterpiece blew away Paul . . . possibly being Paul's favorite song on Abbey Road.
you are right. nothing is more beautiful than to have a sketch, a demo, at first, and than build it, embellish it, and nurture it, and experience how it turns into a song eventually. (Although it ‘s also ture that, that the rough demo can have beauty of its own).
You mean he was asked to paint a still of some apples, and by mere improvising he came up with the Last Judgment? That certainly is a funny exercise of thought!
To me, It's more like watching Mr. MaGoo building the Empire State Building. He's taking some cold rivets to the 99th floor to be heated up to weld the I-beams in place for the new floor, and every time he blindly walks off a girder, he steps safely on to a new riser that appears magically where it needs to be to keep him from falling to a horrible death on the sidewalk below. This is the Ruttles at their best. If Patty Boyd inspired the song, he didn't really need to go to India to worship the billion gods and goddesses they have there to be worshipped by the enthusiasts. In my opinion, she was way more attractive than Shiva, Vishnu, Pavoratti, Krishna, Devi or even Rama's wife, abducted by Ravenna. "Something" is the rarest of songs. The more you hear it the better it gets. Every time I play it, I can't wait to hear it again.
One of the great things about hearing these old sessions is how often the Beatles seem to be stabbing around in the dark with absolutely no clear direction, and then - without fail - they arrive at something amazing.
You can hear the excitement in Harrison's voice as he knows he's on to a good song here and he has the attention for once from the ultimate songwriters Lennon and Macca
It seems Mr. Harrison was a bit unlucky that he got sided by two of the best songwriters of that area, why he niggled more than it was justified about his ideas not being accepted. Witness the two are the more prolific songwriters, how natural the harmonies flowed out of Mr. McCartney and the words out of Mr. Lenin.
I don't know. They seem a bit disorganized. RUclips let's any fool with a computer have a platform. These guys will be lucky if they did anything in music.
@@alicecroll3212 We're all still listening to his music. It's doubtful that people will forever stop listening to the Beatles. I mourn that he's gone on, for now. I celebrate knowing that his music will not be forgotten.
John had a great sense of humor that's for sure. Look up the video for a poem he wrote, "Def Ted, Danoota, and Me". You'll see a very young Dudley Moore as the narrator. And, you'll see John riding a bike, and being pushed on a swing.
That was John`s way of just putting in a sort of throw away line in just to fill a space they/he would later change to something that fit better. Like the song Yesterday was originally Scrambled Eggs. It didn't, and wasn't supposed to be that but just a stand-in line till they had a better line to put in later that was more meaningful. Like building a temporary wall so there was something there instead of nothing at all. Great creative technique really.
It seems like Ringo has figured out the drumming for this song right from the beginning. Damn he was a good freaking drummer for a band like this. No solos, no fills, just a damn good solid beat and tasteful changes.
Ringo is a lefty, but played a right handed drum set up, so everything he did was a little odd, but he is one of the best ever, without a lot of flash...but when he does get flashy, it's great!
I feel warm when george asked paul for his opinion obout the first verse and all of them practice and figure it out together. They sound very happy working together here.
They were proud of George, they knew he had written a truly brilliant timeless song, its a perfect progression, and they were happy for him, and happy to be part of it. John, and Paul both loved George, and this song, and any tension between them melted away when they were helping their friend George with his first masterpiece.its a wonderful thing that this moment was captured on tape.
It's because he was a very good technical drummer. He could pick up timing and beat like very few other drummers. His contribution to the band was very underrated by many people. He was the heart of The Beatles. Charlie Watts is the same with the Stones, all the others have acknowledged his importance. Both learned their craft before coming to their respective bands.
The drumming is one of key elements that make this song so iconic. So many cover versions don't get two things about this song, one is the drumming, the other is George's singing.
"Attracts me like... a cauliflower... a pomegranite... a well used loofa...?" Could have gone anywhere at this stage couldn't it? When you hear the finished version it sounds like it fell out of heaven into George'e lap tied up in ribbon. No trace of the bloody hard grind it took to get there. Fascinating peek into the creative process of the Fab Four... and they really were fabulous weren't they!
yes, and they often all chipped in when writing their songs. Ringo did some of the lyrics for Eleanor Rigby. Strawberry fields was definitely john's work, but strangely it was paul who did that opening line on a mellotron.
Yeah they made it look easy, but it's hard work. Glen Frey said something similar about Jackson Browne, who lived in an upstairs apartment from Glen Frey. Hearing the same or similar verses or lyrics over and over Mr. Frey realized " so that's how it's done" all hard work and staying with it.
j.r. addams. Harrison already had the idea of the song in his head. He was just introducing it to the other's in the group for the first time. I love how each appreciated one another's talent and collaborated on it together.
Yes, he does clearly say that, and the beauty of the chord changes both the verse - and the descending chromatic one in the B section were certainly not just tossed off during the take. He had already crafted the music with the exception of just how the syncopated drum.bass fills would go during the B section - he knew Paul and Ringo would get that nailed when the time came. The lovely attention-grabbing intro doesn't appear to be there yet either. This clip is really all about the lyric - and how George had a sense of his song but was stuck, no doubt infuriatingly, on the second phrase of line 2 in the very first verse! It's interesting that he didn't swap the verses around so he could say he had verse 1 and 2, but was lacking a phrase for the 3rd one. It seems he knew the verses had to flow in this original sequence. From his spiritual disciplines George had clearly learned to be patient - he knew how to wait. So so good to hear the boys all trying to help each other out. Even after all these years this is genuinely inspirational. Time well spent, lads.
George Harrison was finally coming into his own with this one. Sometimes I wonder if he was inspired or held back working with Lennon and McCartney. Something tells me it was a bit of both.
And here we are ... looking into these illuminated little boxes some 50+ years after the fact .. witnessing the very creation of the otherworldly works of genius which - to this day - continue to be played on whichever device it is we may own. Truly mind blowing .. if .. if .. if .. one really really delves into it.
@@tylercampbell6272 i think people misunderstood what I meant by adding the bridge. I meant he added the bassline for it, george said they needed a bass line for it and he complied
As a fellow musician, there’s something comforting about realising the Beatles spent plenty of time blundering through songs, trying to find the composition/feel/lyrics that they wanted. I can let go of the illusion that every genius song of theirs arrived fully formed
I totally agree - I get the same satisfaction hearing them feeling around. The only thing is.... Within 12 minutes, they basically have a finished masterpiece - at least from the writing part. Incredible.
Absolutely.. and I hope that Jeff Lynne is involved. He really did Free As A Bird and Real Love justice. I can't find any credit on Get Back however 😕..
I have doubts about that. I mean the plan is to show only 6 hours from the Let It Be sessions. While I (and many others) have already 8 or 9 hours in our collection.
@@Karmakatt6 Perhaps it would unlikely that Jeff Lynne would be involved in new production work with Beatles music from 1969. The songs you mentioned were originally Lennon demos from late 70s with overdubs by Paul, George and Ringo done in the nineties.
Paul really added so much to this song when it was recorded.."You're asking me will my love grow" you can hear Paul really hit that falsetto in the chorus. Plus, his Bass playing in that song was just incredible and even thought the Beatles, especially George and Paul, were having problems, he really came thru for George !
The original Paul Mc Cartney was gay. That is the reason he was replaced in the Beatles. In 1966 it was not acceptable and would have damaged the image of the legend they had created. He removed himself from public life so he could live the life he wanted and be free from media hounding.
George had that first descending base line after "I don't know" starting on "know" in his head (assuming in C: C B Bb - A Ab G) and Paul essentially got it after a couple of goes. Then, at the end, you could hear Paul on his way to the second one, seeming unprompted (C B A - G E D) and landing on the C to set up the guitar break.
After struggling for 6 months to find what it was like, he really needed to flip it to say what it wasn't like. As a programmer, I appreciate how changing your perspective can present a solution.
The Fact is that the world still needs The Beatles, hence the demand for more material from them. When people talk about Queen, Dylan, The Stones, Beach Boys the Eagles etc they are all fighting for second place and will always be. Nuff said!!
Yes, and his work in Here Comes the Sun really lifts a great tune as well. Both are great songs and still sound played well on solo acoustic guitar. The released tracks are elevated to genius by what Ringo and Paul bring. As ever they really locked in here - and felt their breaks the same way. Lots has been written on the genius of Paul and Ringo as separate instrumentalists, but I'm not sure how many writers have really delved into the uniqueness of the actual combination and how that worked. Because Paul was/became a competent drummer himself there seems to have been always a symbiotic understanding there. I'm not sure Ringo ever learned to play the bass, though I'm prepared to be corrected. I understand he wrote a few songs over the years, but on piano. IF one were to undertake this investigation, it would be a good starting point to acknowledge that they were both left-handed - like so many creatives - while John and George who were joined by their impatience with capitalist crap an pseudo-truth were genuine lifelong seekers of truth. And, like most of us, played right-handed. l always assumed Brian Epstein and George Martin were right handed, but I may be wrong. Whatever, this was a dream team of contributors, no question.
+ Darren Knight The topic was Phil Collins' drumming on "Golden Slumbers" Carry That Weight" and "The End" ruclips.net/video/SgoQ1gi_7i0/видео.html&lc=z12vtluijnfce1hju04cjrdhqkbtwdx5rio.1519491858239803 arkanoiddude 1 month ago Cameron McCaskell Well of course Phil is gonna take liberties with the drums - no offense intended to Ringo (who's drumming fit the Beatles very well), but his technical skills as a drummer pale in comparison to Phil's. Listen to pretty much any drumming Phil did in the 70s and you'll see what I mean. Dallas Brubaker 1 month ago Ringo Starr was on par with any drummer. In other words, anything Phil Collins -- or any drummer -- did, Ringo could also do. arkanoiddude 2 weeks ago (edited) Dallas Brubaker Your comment made me lol. Ringo was fine for the band he was in, but he would never have cut in a more technical band like Genesis. Sorry, but it's the truth. Dallas Brubaker 2 weeks ago LOL...your comment made me LMAO. "Fine for the band he was in"? Listen to his drumming on "Tomorrow Never Knows" or "Rain" -- which he said was his best drumming. He, like the other Beatles, were miles ahead of their time.
Not flashy or technically sophisticated, but if you listen to early Beatles albums, he played every variation of beat you could imagine: Bossa Nova, waltz, samba, four/four, etc. Not a single beat is ever out of place on the Beatles' work. Not one.
They were like how you'd be towards an end of a relationship, whereby one day you wake up loving your partner, then the next you realise you don't really. It's sad, but it's history now.
Yes..it was a conscious decision to record Abbey Road as a band, rather than the individual approach on "let it be'. All of them were unsatisfied with that album, They knew they were about to split up, so Paul suggested they record a last album, working together as a band..and they also bought back George Martin as producer. The result, imo one of the greatest albums not only by the Beatles, but by any band.
Lol. I reckon Macca knew this was the best song on the album so was all like, "I better write the best goddamn baseline I've ever written, steal a lil glory for me self".
Well yeah and not to mention here comes the sun. But now that you mention it, hearing what Paul was singing in this, I’m glad they didn’t included those harmonies in the melody. (Assuming that it was Paul’s idea) They’re all incredible at the end of the day anyway
You can sense Paul's enthusiasm by how much he really wants to work that bass. Ultimately, the song seemed to inspire one of his most melodic and memorable basslines.
I have always wanted to be a fly on the wall for a Beatles session. This is utterly amazing listening to the progress. I wish I could get film as well. I don't know if anything like this exists. If it does I want to see it so much:)
@Boodysaspie"...and this political crutch meant the world has never been the same since....". Yes that describes the false apostate religion of catholicism, alright ! No resemblance to true Christianity. Your point is well made. "...and I know that John was murdered by a born-again xtian....". If, as you assert, Lennon's assasin Mark Chapman, was a born again Christian, does that insinuate that all mentally ill killers are Christian too ? Of course not. Religious denomination didn't make him shoot someone, mental illness did. Just like guns don't kill people - the ones that pull the trigger do.
One of the best videos on the Beatles I've seen - so far. Shows how they worked on a song together. I didn't hear any egos. Just the guys working out lines together. Joining in and out, laid back, helping make it the best it can be. No wonder they came up with so many great tunes.
Just casually daydreaming that I walk into the room and suggest "You're asking me will my love grow", only to be proclaimed a genius by all members of the Beatles. God, I should really get back to work.
My favorite song from this amazing band, written and arranged by their brilliantly gifted lead guitarist, George. This is so great to hear. RIP George and John. Peace!
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What I really appreciate so many years later is how they simply hacked a song out, literally writing the song as they played, making it up, singing out of tune, faking the lyrics, guitars out of tune... It's beautiful, it's raw, they're playing, jamming, left/right braining, no AI, no programs, no synths, no machines other than the reel to reel recorder to capture the moment. I loved those days...
This is how timeless music is made! Sifting through endless improvised pieces of ideas. Then accidentally discovering bits that fit so well together. Getting them on tape, reworking, adding more, until you've assembled a masterpiece out of thin air. Pure genius!
@@herrunbekannt3822 Maybe (your)bands but all band now. Not s not a chance. I'm also familiar with modern creation's, much of which is not only not music but definitely not created by pure genius, instruments,. Communication, etc. It's rare to hear something not using autotune. But nothing comes close to the Beatles anyway. Not in our lifetime.
Paul has always composed that way. Beside having dreams of songs. He's oftentimes told the story of Yesterday. First words to the song was actually scrambled eggs not yesterday. And when he composed it he wasn't sure if it came to him or maybe it was part of some other song. He checked with John, George, played and asked if it was familiar. They said no. And then went on to write the most recorded song, over 3000 times, in Music history. These guy's were an amazing gift to the world ✌️🤟☮️🕊️
No Laurent they have not . . .I used one of their songs . . . See my video: Kamala Harris and Joe Biden are NOT B1 and they mean Foundational Black America no good.ruclips.net/video/0i1fekgBW6Q/видео.html
Yes, where's that wayback machine when you need it? Might be bad though, possible problems with the space-time continuum. Oh, well. Great thought, though!
It's neat listening to history being made. Being a bug in the wall while 3 of the greatest songwriters in history bounce ideas off one another and the result is maybe the best love song ever written. Thanx for the post
Thinking of all those who have canned John and Paul for not valuing George's song writing skills. This amazing bit of recorded history tells the whole story. Makes me smile when l think of all those 'experts' out there.
I was regarding Something as George's masterpiece , but now I think this is the Beatles' masterpiece. And I enjoy playing the guitar solo everyday. Thank you, the Beatles!
Elvis is an icon even to the Beatles, don’t hate on another artist to big up your favourite, elvis to this day is a big iconic name around the world and unlike the Beatles and Sinatra never toured the world so go figure
You just want to build a time machine - go back - stroll in - smugly correct them on the lyrics and thennow you've got them thinking you're a genius pull John over and say "December 8th 1980, don't go straight home after the studio, get on a plane to Barbados"
Might as well give him a picture of Chapman because I wouldn't put it past that fuck to wait outside the Dakota days on end for Lennon to pop his head out.
@@cygnusfloyd funny enough he got a picture with his killer. My advice is don't fucking move to New York. Stay in Liverpool and you'll still be alive. 😧
I never get tired of hearing their music, their voices, seeing their faces....and I’m 64....I grew up with their music as the soundtrack to my growing up years....I cannot wait for the “Get Back” film next year.......it will please please me.....(a little Liverpudlian humor)......love and peace. Best group ever.
YES, as did 'Where do I go, Where do I go now' in the Coda of 'Sweet Child o' Mine'! One of those serendipitous moments, where the angels of creation just smile and say, yeah, why not? ;-)
Isn't it fantastic that we can hear these great songs being formed, remember we now know the end results now but these guys were working blind then, i would love to go back in a time machine and when George was asking what comes after something in the way she moves... I could say attracts me like no other lover but that's what makes these sorts of archives great were watching the very foundations of Beatle music.
Is it John suggesting.....sing 'attracts me like a collie flower until you get the words' ....and when they got the words ,it's 'no other lover' and 'what do you know now mr. show' became....stick around now it may show' ...(awesome)
Here's every Beatles song George sings the lead vocals: Chains (Please Please Me) Do You Want To Know A Secret (Please Please Me) Don't Bother Me (With The Beatles) Roll Over Beethoven (With The Beatles) Devil In Her Heart (With The Beatles) I'm Happy Just To Dance With You (A Hard Day's Night) Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby (Beatles For Sale) I Need You (Help!) You Like Me Too Much (Help!) Think For Yourself (Rubber Soul) If I Needed Someone (Rubber Soul) Taxman (Revolver) Love You To (Revolver) I Want To Tell You (Revolver) Within You Without You (Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band) Blue Jay Way (Magical Mystery Tour) Old Brown Shoe (Past Masters Vol. 2) The Inner Light (Past Masters Vol. 2) While My Guitar Gently Weeps (White Album) Piggies (White Album) Long, Long, Long (White Album) Savoy Truffle The Beatles (White Album) Only A Northern Song (Yellow Submarine) It's All Too Much (Yellow Submarine) I Me Mine (Let It Be) For You Blue (Let It Be) Something (Abbey Road) Here Comes The Sun (Abbey Road)
five corners I know that, I thought Lucas thought that John sung it. I figured if he meant who wrote it he would have included the songs McCartney wrote for George or the covers.
George gets by with a little help from his friends
As do we all, Allan - yet with the success of this song, I think we can say George was more than just getting by. It is unlikely the impending release of All Things Must Pass would have been so positively anticipated if George's efforts on Let It Be and particularly Abbey Road had been mediocre.
But they weren't - far from it.
It seems more he had the idea, but it was written by all of them.
Allan Mojica great friends!
Was the opposite. John & Paul got by with a lotta help from George. george was that guy in the background constantly filling in the gaps and keeping it all going. A lot of that 'beatle sound' came from george. then eventually wrote something like their best song - just as they were falling apart. Best song on the LP
In other words, you're wrong.
@@ianbartle456 George would have always had an audience. After all, he was a Beatle. And he'd already proved himself worthy, prior to Let It Be and Abbey Road.
I love the way John gives George some songwriting tips:
1. Just keep singing the first thing that comes into your head
2. Don't stop to analyse your lyrics, go back over them later.
John reminding George that they're taping everything so that he can listen back later, and that some good lyrics can happen spontaneously.
Isn't that just so cool?
He told him to just sing “like a cauliflower or something until it comes to
You”
forestsoceansmusic 1 year ago You are correct John's advice is brilliant. I need to write that down so I can apply it "PEWDIEPIE OUR INSPIRATION" that is the name of my latest
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The spontaneous lyrics like “scrambled eggs?” But great to hear the creation of a wonderful Beatles song.
George was astounded at Paul and John's prolific songwriting, particularly Paul's ability to think up so many beautiful melodies. In the end, George's masterpiece blew away Paul . . . possibly being Paul's favorite song on Abbey Road.
I feel like I'm watching Michelangelo paint the Sistine chapel.
This genius spontaneous creativity is beyond words.
you are right. nothing is more beautiful than to have a sketch, a demo, at first, and than build it, embellish it, and nurture it, and experience how it turns into a song eventually. (Although it ‘s also ture that, that the rough demo can have beauty of its own).
You mean he was asked to paint a still of some apples, and by mere improvising he came up with the Last Judgment? That certainly is a funny exercise of thought!
Exactly! Perfectly said..
To me, It's more like watching Mr. MaGoo building the Empire State Building. He's taking some cold rivets to the 99th floor to be heated up to weld the I-beams in place for the new floor, and every time he blindly walks off a girder, he steps safely on to a new riser that appears magically where it needs to be to keep him from falling to a horrible death on the sidewalk below. This is the Ruttles at their best.
If Patty Boyd inspired the song,
he didn't really need to go to India to worship the billion gods and goddesses they have there to be
worshipped by the enthusiasts.
In my opinion, she was way more attractive than Shiva, Vishnu, Pavoratti, Krishna, Devi or even Rama's wife, abducted by Ravenna.
"Something" is the rarest of songs.
The more you hear it the better it gets. Every time I play it, I can't wait to hear it again.
@@andrewbell2712 your comment is brilliant!
John seems really passionate about George's song and really happy to be helping
That's why he suggested cauliflower :D
Didn't he say it's the best song on abbey road?
@@rashikislam3985 ?
@@alic-c he did!
@@alic-c He did, on a TV interview. And it's really a gem.
One of the great things about hearing these old sessions is how often the Beatles seem to be stabbing around in the dark with absolutely no clear direction, and then - without fail - they arrive at something amazing.
The answer for all of us..act with faith and it will be given ..and a dose of humility
Jeffrey Bedrosian in like a religious way or just in general...?
Glen Richardson heh....SOMETHING Amazing
Yep. Yesterday started out as Scrambled Eggs. Stick with it and never give up! The Beatles had amazing work ethic!
I have tried to write for years with no success. Hearing this made me pick the pen back up.
You can hear the excitement in Harrison's voice as he knows he's on to a good song here and he has the attention for once from the ultimate songwriters Lennon and Macca
It seems Mr. Harrison was a bit unlucky that he got sided by two of the best songwriters of that area, why he niggled more than it was justified about his ideas not being accepted.
Witness the two are the more prolific songwriters, how natural the harmonies flowed out of Mr. McCartney and the words out of Mr. Lenin.
John Lennon did say "Something" was the best song on Abbey Road album
smokesgtp its on abbey road
exactly! Lennon and McCartney are pushing him to do better. They recognize how good this could be.
@@krollpeter " Mr Lenin "...seriously?
This band has some potential. I really hope they figure the lyrics for the song and I hope they make it big someday.
bordiguy me too this could be one of the greatest songs in Beatles history
Raptor MX you ruined the joke by mentioning “Beatles history”
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Hmph!! Well i don't like your tie!!😉👍👍😂😅💗💓💖
I don't know. They seem a bit disorganized. RUclips let's any fool with a computer have a platform. These guys will be lucky if they did anything in music.
Always loved George's accent. What a unique speaking voice he had
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Time does not heal all. The absence of Harrison, the soul songster, resonates more sonically as all things & loved ones pass. 🙏☯️🎸
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We're all still listening to his music. It's doubtful that people will forever stop listening to the Beatles. I mourn that he's gone on, for now. I celebrate knowing that his music will not be forgotten.
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@@alicecroll3212 How wonderful to pass and have your music live on like this though!
I like John's suggestion "attracts me like a cauliflower".
jazmaan Lennon was true genius on those words " 😜👍❤
John had a great sense of humor that's for sure. Look up the video for a poem he wrote, "Def Ted, Danoota, and Me". You'll see a very young Dudley Moore as the narrator. And, you'll see John riding a bike, and being pushed on a swing.
That was John`s way of just putting in a sort of throw away line in just to fill a space they/he would later change to something that fit better. Like the song Yesterday was originally Scrambled Eggs. It didn't, and wasn't supposed to be that but just a stand-in line till they had a better line to put in later that was more meaningful. Like building a temporary wall so there was something there instead of nothing at all. Great creative technique really.
Saving this as a note, thanks dude!
jazmaan when did that happen?
It seems like Ringo has figured out the drumming for this song right from the beginning. Damn he was a good freaking drummer for a band like this. No solos, no fills, just a damn good solid beat and tasteful changes.
hyzercreek I was listening to Ringo on "Come Together" with some ear buds, fantastic stuff.
hyzercreek Ringo is spot on.
Ringo is a lefty, but played a right handed drum set up, so everything he did was a little odd, but he is one of the best ever, without a lot of flash...but when he does get flashy, it's great!
Abdef Ghij actually, ringo was the guy who help with the rhythm
Ringo needs to be listened to closely, so many changes, always hated the fact his drumming was slated ,
I'll bet they could've never imagined how fascinating these recording sessions would be to people half a century from then.
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Peter Jackson is releasing the tapes this thanksgiving!!!
I'm from the year 3742 and we are STILL analyzing them. It's hard to believe such primitive humans were able to construct such beautiful songs.
There’s a small part of me that wishes he’d gone with “attracts me like a cauliflower”.
or pomegranate LMAO
JL - sage advice as always to George on how to write "Something".
Totally cauliflower
One of the beatles said attracts me like a screwdriver😭
We need someone to make a cover of this using all the rejected lyrics
Hearing George Harrison working on a song like this send shivers down my spine.
Body's aching all the time.. 🎶
Goodbye everybody... 🎶
@@arwahsapi life has just begun.. 🎶
I've got to go, Gotta leave you all behind and face the truth...🎶
Mamaaaaaaaaaa oooooooooo
I feel warm when george asked paul for his opinion obout the first verse and all of them practice and figure it out together. They sound very happy working together here.
They were proud of George, they knew he had written a truly brilliant timeless song, its a perfect progression, and they were happy for him, and happy to be part of it. John, and Paul both loved George, and this song, and any tension between them melted away when they were helping their friend George with his first masterpiece.its a wonderful thing that this moment was captured on tape.
@@theoriginalt-paine3776 I wouldn't say this was George's first masterpiece
Overkilled Far from it
First masterpiece needs to be Taxman or Within you without you or Love you to
JULIO CESAR LAGONES MELGAR I think his first masterpiece was I need you
Everyone trying to catch up to Ringo, seems like he's heard the song before and knows how it should go.
😅😂
It's because he was a very good technical drummer. He could pick up timing and beat like very few other drummers. His contribution to the band was very underrated by many people. He was the heart of The Beatles. Charlie Watts is the same with the Stones, all the others have acknowledged his importance. Both learned their craft before coming to their respective bands.
The drumming is one of key elements that make this song so iconic.
So many cover versions don't get two things about this song, one is the drumming, the other is George's singing.
“The timing is quite important”
Words of wisdom George
Is George Mother Mary?
@@simonegallo323 no mother Mary was Paul's mum
@@michaelsrowland lol you doofus
@@Talisman09 what is a doofus
@@michaelsrowland google it
"Attracts me like... a cauliflower... a pomegranite... a well used loofa...?" Could have gone anywhere at this stage couldn't it? When you hear the finished version it sounds like it fell out of heaven into George'e lap tied up in ribbon. No trace of the bloody hard grind it took to get there. Fascinating peek into the creative process of the Fab Four... and they really were fabulous weren't they!
Perfectly said. It all comes down to teamwork, I suppose. And in this instance the whole did end up being better than the sum of the parts.
yes, and they often all chipped in when writing their songs. Ringo did some of the lyrics for Eleanor Rigby. Strawberry fields was definitely john's work, but strangely it was paul who did that opening line on a mellotron.
Yeah they made it look easy, but it's hard work. Glen Frey said something similar about Jackson Browne, who lived in an upstairs apartment from Glen Frey. Hearing the same or similar verses or lyrics over and over Mr. Frey realized " so that's how it's done" all hard work and staying with it.
@@swmita WASNT JAMES TAYLOR,,,,,,WAS JACKSON BROWNE. ( TAKE. IT EASY )
@@rosemarie92123 calm down; I fixed it.
This is the actual making of the song. From thin air, into their heads. Fuckin' magic!
j.r. addams. Harrison already had the idea of the song in his head. He was just introducing it to the other's in the group for the first time. I love how each appreciated one another's talent and collaborated on it together.
Well, not thin air, George says he has been working on the song for 6 months already (near the beginning of this clip)
Yes, he does clearly say that, and the beauty of the chord changes both the verse - and the descending chromatic one in the B section were certainly not just tossed off during the take. He had already crafted the music with the exception of just how the syncopated drum.bass fills would go during the B section - he knew Paul and Ringo would get that nailed when the time came. The lovely attention-grabbing intro doesn't appear to be there yet either. This clip is really all about the lyric - and how George had a sense of his song but was stuck, no doubt infuriatingly, on the second phrase of line 2 in the very first verse! It's interesting that he didn't swap the verses around so he could say he had verse 1 and 2, but was lacking a phrase for the 3rd one. It seems he knew the verses had to flow in this original sequence. From his spiritual disciplines George had clearly learned to be patient - he knew how to wait. So so good to hear the boys all trying to help each other out. Even after all these years this is genuinely inspirational. Time well spent, lads.
George Harrison was finally coming into his own with this one. Sometimes I wonder if he was inspired or held back working with Lennon and McCartney. Something tells me it was a bit of both.
And here we are ... looking into these illuminated little boxes some 50+ years after the fact .. witnessing the very creation of the otherworldly works of genius which - to this day - continue to be played on whichever device it is we may own. Truly mind blowing .. if .. if .. if .. one really really delves into it.
So George came up with the first part, then Paul added the bridge, and everyone played as if they knew the song by heart. God damn the synergy
I don’t think Paul came up with the bridge, where did you hear that? He just came up with the bass line I thought
Where did u hear that?
Bro what? Paul didn't write the bridge. This is 100% George. He's just workshopping his ideas.
@@tylercampbell6272 i think people misunderstood what I meant by adding the bridge. I meant he added the bassline for it, george said they needed a bass line for it and he complied
People misunderstood what you meant by adding a bridge because you didn’t mean he added a bridge yes
As a fellow musician, there’s something comforting about realising the Beatles spent plenty of time blundering through songs, trying to find the composition/feel/lyrics that they wanted.
I can let go of the illusion that every genius song of theirs arrived fully formed
I totally agree - I get the same satisfaction hearing them feeling around. The only thing is.... Within 12 minutes, they basically have a finished masterpiece - at least from the writing part. Incredible.
I know exactly what you mean. They sound a lot like the rest of us trying to find the right notes and chords.
4231jerome
Yeah. It's hard to imagine them actually having to work at their songs.
4231jerome As a fellow musician to who???
wout69 to the Beatles. Being a fellow just means that you ply the same trade. I'm not putting myself on their level.
They definitely passed the audition.
Don't fool yourself, these guys will never go far!!! Plus the titanic will never sink.
David Harrison and The Cubs will never win The World Series!
Love it.
But guitar groups are out of style...
- Insane Decca exec
I wonder how .
This is so much more of a collaboration than I thought
Yes ❣️
That's the beatles
And yet it ends up being a classic George tune.
That’s why this film is crucial. To look inside a creative process, it takes time. No way it could have been cut for theatrical.
Ringo in the background always there always supportive always bang on.
"Screwdriver"
At 2:45
George: 'it's got to have a base line'
Paul: 'Hold my beer'
Bass
@@jimbailey5681 trout
it's when he snapped lol
WOW fucking WISDOM words!!!!
paul,i will hold your beer while you do yoko.
Paul is an underrated beast on bass. Just pops out a melodic masterpiece in minutes. Hard to believe.
I think when millions and millions and millions of people call something underrated...then it can't be underrated anymore
He is pretty much considered one of the greatest melodic bass players of all time... his bass playing on Abbey Road is astounding
Who on Earth underrates Paul as a bass master? Certainly not many bass players.
Underrated by whom?!? Paul is THE bass player
@@Talisman09 But no one underrates him as far as i know.
they always had great guitar chords...george was the boss here.
Listen to all of George's guitar solos and they are so melodic you can sing them. I don't know that of any other guitarist.
Hes lovin playin thru the Leslie
That bass line Paul spits out at 7:23 gives me goosebumps
Sounds so badass
ikr
1:46
Wow... Ringo is just on a completely different level. The way he knows exactly what the song needs is mind-blowing
It might be the editing on Get Back but it seems he was just left to do his thing and was trusted to do the right thing
@@FordTransitvan yes and it was that way from the very beginning. And that is why they dumped Best.
It's so infuriating hearing this knowing all the lyrics. DAMMIT YOU'RE SO CLOSE, THE SONG IS RIGHT THERE IN FRONT OF YOU
Where did you go, Mr. Show? I don't know, I don't know.
actually it's right in front of you
you are soo right! My exact thoughts!
The Beatles mm
yortzandat Must've been hard writing songs after Paul died, amirite?
Just the off-the-cuff harmonizing gives me shivers.
George finally getting the recognition he so thoroughly deserves. He truly was an amazing talent.
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Hope some of this is in the new Get Back movie.
Me too👍
Absolutely.. and I hope that Jeff Lynne is involved. He really did Free As A Bird and Real Love justice. I can't find any credit on Get Back however 😕..
YES Please 🙏❣️
I have doubts about that. I mean the plan is to show only 6 hours from the Let It Be sessions. While I (and many others) have already 8 or 9 hours in our collection.
@@Karmakatt6 Perhaps it would unlikely that Jeff Lynne would be involved in new production work with Beatles music from 1969. The songs you mentioned were originally Lennon demos from late 70s with overdubs by Paul, George and Ringo done in the nineties.
Attracts me like a pomegranate
how bout " Attracts me like a moth to light"
not a real fit sorry dude
George says it in the video DUDE
Bobby Deen
How about "attracts me like a giant magnet" 🎶
Attracts me like a screwdriver
Paul really added so much to this song when it was recorded.."You're asking me will my love grow" you can hear Paul really hit that falsetto in the chorus. Plus, his Bass playing in that song was just incredible and even thought the Beatles, especially George and Paul, were having problems, he really came thru for George !
The original Paul Mc Cartney was gay. That is the reason he was replaced in the Beatles. In 1966 it was not acceptable and would have damaged the image of the legend they had created. He removed himself from public life so he could live the life he wanted and be free from media hounding.
ashley lovestennis Don't understand that comment, but yeah whatever.
obviously having an identity problem are you?
George had that first descending base line after "I don't know" starting on "know" in his head (assuming in C: C B Bb - A Ab G) and Paul essentially got it after a couple of goes. Then, at the end, you could hear Paul on his way to the second one, seeming unprompted (C B A - G E D) and landing on the C to set up the guitar break.
ashley lovestennis lol you need to grab some sleep or quit drugs, sweetie.
George created a masterpiece. Nice that the rest of the Beatles helped out.
This is very encouraging to me as a songwriter. To know that even the great George Harrison struggled with lyrics sometimes.
We are game to hear your work. Posted on You Tube?
George Harrison constantly struggled with lyrics and music after All Things Must Pass.
@@psmguy63 Y'know, as a screenwriter, hearing those words can be one of the best things to hear. It's good to see people helping others.
After struggling for 6 months to find what it was like, he really needed to flip it to say what it wasn't like. As a programmer, I appreciate how changing your perspective can present a solution.
Gahhhhh, George's alternate high melody/harmony in the beginning is so _good_!! Gives me chills.
Brennan Sullivan i would have loved to hear that alternate version in it's complete form
Yessssss!!!!!!!!!
Wasn't it Paul's voice?
Maria Shelia Putri No it was George's voice
Pretty sure it's paul doing the really high stuff. Like here 5:21
The Fact is that the world still needs The Beatles, hence the demand for more material from them. When people talk about Queen, Dylan, The Stones, Beach Boys the Eagles etc they are all fighting for second place and will always be. Nuff said!!
Nigel Pearce agreed! No other band will ever come close! Ever!! :)
you wrote a truth
Pink Floyd are up there beside The Beatles
Total truth
George was certainly in awe, as he said about forming the Traveling Wilburies with Bob, and Bob was equally in awe of George! :)
That chord change in 3:08 is just so brilliant. Good stuff, George.
Thank u for time stamping that part. So brilliant.
…especially when heard next to 3:14
@@jedgould5531 I think that's the one I meant. Brilliant stuff.
This recording is a gem, just a bunch of bros freewheeling on George's song idea and setting their egos aside, beautiful!
Yup, this clip is really, something
Ringo's drumming is paramount in this effort.
Yes, and his work in Here Comes the Sun really lifts a great tune as well. Both are great songs and still sound played well on solo acoustic guitar. The released tracks are elevated to genius by what Ringo and Paul bring. As ever they really locked in here - and felt their breaks the same way.
Lots has been written on the genius of Paul and Ringo as separate instrumentalists, but I'm not sure how many writers have really delved into the uniqueness of the actual combination and how that worked. Because Paul was/became a competent drummer himself there seems to have been always a symbiotic understanding there. I'm not sure Ringo ever learned to play the bass, though I'm prepared to be corrected. I understand he wrote a few songs over the years, but on piano. IF one were to undertake this investigation, it would be a good starting point to acknowledge that they were both left-handed - like so many creatives - while John and George who were joined by their impatience with capitalist crap an pseudo-truth were genuine lifelong seekers of truth. And, like most of us, played right-handed. l always assumed Brian Epstein and George Martin were right handed, but I may be wrong. Whatever, this was a dream team of contributors, no question.
Ringo is the glue that failed to keep them together.
one of the greatest drummers in history, i'm a pro drummer.
+ Darren Knight The topic was Phil Collins' drumming on "Golden Slumbers" Carry That Weight" and "The End"
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arkanoiddude
1 month ago
Cameron McCaskell Well of course Phil is gonna take liberties with the drums - no offense intended to Ringo (who's drumming fit the Beatles very well), but his technical skills as a drummer pale in comparison to Phil's. Listen to pretty much any drumming Phil did in the 70s and you'll see what I mean.
Dallas Brubaker
1 month ago
Ringo Starr was on par with any drummer. In other words, anything Phil Collins -- or any drummer -- did, Ringo could also do.
arkanoiddude
2 weeks ago (edited)
Dallas Brubaker Your comment made me lol. Ringo was fine for the band he was in, but he would never have cut in a more technical band like Genesis. Sorry, but it's the truth.
Dallas Brubaker
2 weeks ago
LOL...your comment made me LMAO. "Fine for the band he was in"? Listen to his drumming on "Tomorrow Never Knows" or "Rain" -- which he said was his best drumming. He, like the other Beatles, were miles ahead of their time.
Not flashy or technically sophisticated, but if you listen to early Beatles albums, he played every variation of beat you could imagine: Bossa Nova, waltz, samba, four/four, etc. Not a single beat is ever out of place on the Beatles' work. Not one.
So they WERE a band, even in 1969.
Just about😂
Guess it depends on your point of view...
They were like how you'd be towards an end of a relationship, whereby one day you wake up loving your partner, then the next you realise you don't really. It's sad, but it's history now.
MajorCulturalDivide Yes, they were trying
Yes..it was a conscious decision to record Abbey Road as a band, rather than the individual approach on "let it be'. All of them were unsatisfied with that album, They knew they were about to split up, so Paul suggested they record a last album, working together as a band..and they also bought back George Martin as producer.
The result, imo one of the greatest albums not only by the Beatles, but by any band.
5:41 to 5:48 is the best part! John and George singing together
yessssss
yes it is
2:43 Oh, don't worry, George. It WILL have a bass line.
THE bass line
Turns out macca made him one of the iconic bassline of all time
Pure greatness
Lol. I reckon Macca knew this was the best song on the album so was all like, "I better write the best goddamn baseline I've ever written, steal a lil glory for me self".
Have read where George was kinda pissed at Paul's bass at first. Thought it was too "busy". One of my fave Beatles songs EVERRRRRR!! RIP George.
I just wanna yell: "Like no other lover!" Lol
I think he heard you, in a way. In my opinion, George was the best songwriter in the end.
That's debatable for sure. Though with "Something", he makes a solid claim to that honour....
Well yeah and not to mention here comes the sun. But now that you mention it, hearing what Paul was singing in this, I’m glad they didn’t included those harmonies in the melody. (Assuming that it was Paul’s idea) They’re all incredible at the end of the day anyway
@Frank Herrera Settle down Frank.
@Frank Herrera Not necessarily Franky boy, you can Google the word sarcasm too, didn't you know that? Tut tut.
I love these lads , they will make it big one day , mark my words !
Paul Fuller they already are, the beatles
Bigger than Elvis?
Bigger than Jesus?
on the reel side, I was the one millionth and one beatles! I stood in way too many lines!
no way, hair style is ridiculous.
You can sense Paul's enthusiasm by how much he really wants to work that bass. Ultimately, the song seemed to inspire one of his most melodic and memorable basslines.
I don't hear it lol
Except George really did not like Paul's bass playing on this song.
Now I wanna hear the audio where he finallly comes up with “no other lover”
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Yoko came up with that line.
Jk
@@Helo_rides_for_commies hahaha
George Harrison, my favorite Beatle.
Bill Jones B.B.
Me too 🇬🇧🎸💙
definitely is 👍🏼
Always!
Since the Ed S. Show ( 6 years old)
This is fu##### gold!!Masterpiece in progress,oh happy days....
As a long time Beatles fan, I must say that this so Wonderful..........Luvs You All...peace
F#####
so it's Bb Gold?
I have always wanted to be a fly on the wall for a Beatles session. This is utterly amazing listening to the progress. I wish I could get film as well. I don't know if anything like this exists. If it does I want to see it so much:)
Johns encouraging team spirit is so cool.
Watching in 2020. I’ll be listening to the Beatles until I take my last breath
GENIUSES AT WORK!!! A gift from the God to this planet!!!
Elkhan - All talent is from God. Glad you recognise this too !
@Boodysaspie Nothing or nobody is bigger than Jesus. That statement of Lennon's was not taken in context. He explained it.
@Boodysaspie"...and this political crutch meant the world has never been the same since....".
Yes that describes the false apostate religion of catholicism, alright ! No resemblance to true Christianity. Your point is well made.
"...and I know that John was murdered by a born-again xtian....".
If, as you assert, Lennon's assasin Mark Chapman, was a born again Christian, does that insinuate that all mentally ill killers are Christian too ? Of course not. Religious denomination didn't make him shoot someone, mental illness did. Just like guns don't kill people - the ones that pull the trigger do.
Boodysaspie You’re right - more people have been killed in the name of religion, than for any other reason.
Paul mccartney just makes up a great bassline along with it...
Truely Genius
One of the best videos on the Beatles I've seen - so far. Shows how they worked on a song together. I didn't hear any egos. Just the guys working out lines together. Joining in and out, laid back, helping make it the best it can be. No wonder they came up with so many great tunes.
And this part is now a part of an amazing and great documentary
George : where did u go Mr. show.
John : what's next lyrics?
George : I don't know.... i dont know.. lol 😂
john said it was the best song the album. great to listen to the creative process. thanks for sharing.
You're welcome.
True, but he's not on the official recording.
Duff Baker he plays the keyboard...
Attracts me like a pommy granite. Can I just have George? 💜💜💜
Easily one of the best Beatles songs to ever be released, on their best album. Right up there with another George masterpiece: Here Comes the Sun
Best album? It’s maybe conventional but I still like Rubber Soul and Revolver about equally for the “best” Beatles album.
Just casually daydreaming that I walk into the room and suggest "You're asking me will my love grow", only to be proclaimed a genius by all members of the Beatles. God, I should really get back to work.
Ta lads
They are so in sync with each other's thoughts it 's mindboggling. They sound so good even in practice sessions.
Amazingly Ringo's drums hold the whole thing together and are just what he played on the final cut.
I love George's voice....and the way he rolls his Ŕrrr's.
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Even their practice sessions are better than some of the music today. Imagine having Lennon and McCartney helping you!
Having listened to this song 40 years, amazing to hear the creative process.
My favorite song from this amazing band, written and arranged by their brilliantly gifted lead guitarist, George. This is so great to hear. RIP George and John. Peace!
What I really appreciate so many years later is how they simply hacked a song out, literally writing the song as they played, making it up, singing out of tune, faking the lyrics, guitars out of tune... It's beautiful, it's raw, they're playing, jamming, left/right braining, no AI, no programs, no synths, no machines other than the reel to reel recorder to capture the moment. I loved those days...
Yes, simple and perfect at the same time..
Actually, thats still the way all bands, I was with, write their songs.
This is how timeless music is made! Sifting through endless improvised pieces of ideas. Then accidentally discovering bits that fit so well together. Getting them on tape, reworking, adding more, until you've assembled a masterpiece out of thin air. Pure genius!
@@herrunbekannt3822 Maybe (your)bands but all band now. Not s not a chance. I'm also familiar with modern creation's, much of which is not only not music but definitely not created by pure genius, instruments,. Communication, etc. It's rare to hear something not using autotune. But nothing comes close to the Beatles anyway. Not in our lifetime.
Paul has always composed that way. Beside having dreams of songs. He's oftentimes told the story of Yesterday. First words to the song was actually scrambled eggs not yesterday. And when he composed it he wasn't sure if it came to him or maybe it was part of some other song. He checked with John, George, played and asked if it was familiar. They said no. And then went on to write the most recorded song, over 3000 times, in Music history. These guy's were an amazing gift to the world ✌️🤟☮️🕊️
Have they not heard the original?
Brooo 😂😂😂😂😂
BAHAHAHAHA
Hahahahahahahahaha brilliant
They real way pure music wàs made. I bass chord, 1 harmony and pure, raw talent.
No Laurent they have not . . .I used one of their songs . . . See my video:
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Don't you want to go back in time and whisper in his ear.
Yes, where's that wayback machine when you need it?
Might be bad though, possible problems with the space-time continuum. Oh, well. Great thought, though!
SomervilleBob whisper what?
I did...
NO. :D theu did perfect without you
Maybe someone did it
Creatively, these guys brought out the best in each other.
History in the making, and a brilliant insight into their craft.
I'm happy to hear the creation of a masterpiece!!!!
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No other lover!!!! Gawd has he not heard the song?!!
he was just playing with them.
George was a dark horse
lol
hahahahah
It's neat listening to history being made. Being a bug in the wall while 3 of the greatest songwriters in history bounce ideas off one another and the result is maybe the best love song ever written. Thanx for the post
Even if she left George for Clapton
Beautiful song by a beautiful man and played by the greatest group of all time!!!!!!
Thank God for Peter Jackson’s marvellous ‘Get Back’ sessions 👍👍🏼👍🏽. Even if it’s only available through Disney👎🏻
Thinking of all those who have canned John and Paul for not valuing George's song writing skills. This amazing bit of recorded history tells the whole story. Makes me smile when l think of all those 'experts' out there.
This is late in the band's history, at first they were not very welcoming of anything
To be fair, George wasn’t on their level. Even his best songs don’t have the best lyrics “I look at the floor and see that it needs sweeping”
Big Sky Blue LOL you really think you just did something huh?
Big Sky Blue yet All Things Must Pass is better than any album the other Beatles could muster in their solo career🤷♀️
Big Sky Blue You must have never listened to Within You Without You and The Inner Light.
The Best Band In World Of All Time !! For Decades To Come!!
John is having a lot of freakin assistance on this one..real..genuine working together.
I was regarding Something as George's masterpiece , but now I think this is the Beatles' masterpiece. And I enjoy playing the guitar solo everyday. Thank you, the Beatles!
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Yes, they WERE bigger than Elvis. And Sinatra, and anyone who came after! Nothing and no one will ever recapture what these four guys created!
may be Queen Freddy Mercury.
@@joesmith34 - I don't think so.
Elvis is an icon even to the Beatles, don’t hate on another artist to big up your favourite, elvis to this day is a big iconic name around the world and unlike the Beatles and Sinatra never toured the world so go figure
Joe Smith Freddy was incredible but to put him up with the Beatles. No sorry.
@@deb16acres20 OK
At least John is helping him with the line. I’ll forever hear that cauliflower bit every time I hear this. Such talent in that recording studio 🎶
This is why no other band can touch them. They are the Greatest of all Time. The Beatles are Magic. And that’s the Truth
5:59 it’s cool how George comes up with that lil bass part to help Paul George is my favorite but in the end together was better
You just want to build a time machine - go back - stroll in - smugly correct them on the lyrics and thennow you've got them thinking you're a genius pull John over and say "December 8th 1980, don't go straight home after the studio, get on a plane to Barbados"
Might as well give him a picture of Chapman because I wouldn't put it past that fuck to wait outside the Dakota days on end for Lennon to pop his head out.
I'll only use the time machine to get lotery tickets or like Back in the future
@@cygnusfloyd funny enough he got a picture with his killer. My advice is don't fucking move to New York. Stay in Liverpool and you'll still be alive. 😧
@@VarietyVideoGamer Chapman had followed john around the world
I think of this often too.
Little did they know during this that they were working on Frank Sinatra's favorite love song... They would have said, "Yeah, sure, right."
Frank Sinatra's favorite Lennon/McCartney song.
MrBonzai21 nope
@@ianprescott7924 I guess I'm busted. It' too perfect of an urban legend to actually be true.
@@ianprescott7924 The story is that Sinatra used to introduce the piece as a Lennon/McCartney composition, not realizing it was Harrison's song.
Is that C.K. Dexter Haven?
They're so good, they can write songs without moving.
I never get tired of hearing their music, their voices, seeing their faces....and I’m 64....I grew up with their music as the soundtrack to my growing up years....I cannot wait for the “Get Back” film next year.......it will please please me.....(a little Liverpudlian humor)......love and peace. Best group ever.
Well "I don't know" made it to recording
😂😂
YES, as did 'Where do I go, Where do I go now' in the Coda of 'Sweet Child o' Mine'! One of those serendipitous moments, where the angels of creation just smile and say, yeah, why not? ;-)
hahaha.yeah
Even their sessions sounds angelic.
I could sit and listen to the Beatles jamming all day!
Isn't it fantastic that we can hear these great songs being formed, remember we now know the end results now but these guys were working blind then, i would love to go back in a time machine and when George was asking what comes after something in the way she moves... I could say attracts me like no other lover but that's what makes these sorts of archives great were watching the very foundations of Beatle music.
Is it John suggesting.....sing 'attracts me like a collie flower until you get the words' ....and when they got the words ,it's 'no other lover' and 'what do you know now mr. show' became....stick around now it may show' ...(awesome)
I think it's "missed the show." Who's Mr. Show?
Collie flower that spelling made my day
c o l l i e f l o w e r
Colly flour
If you're gonna ask someone for feedback on your song, ask Lennon and McCartney.
i would love to if you check my music and tell me your thoughts
Hearing John start to write the vocal melody lines and lyrics to help George finish this song is a real pleasure.
A wonderful song - it's an absolute window back in time to hear this gem being created! Absolute genius.
Absolutely love it...it's pure gold as far as this lifelong Beatles freak is concerned!
This is really amazing to hear. It's so nice how much John tries to help with this amazing song.
Here's every Beatles song George sings the lead vocals:
Chains (Please Please Me)
Do You Want To Know A Secret (Please Please Me)
Don't Bother Me (With The Beatles)
Roll Over Beethoven (With The Beatles)
Devil In Her Heart (With The Beatles)
I'm Happy Just To Dance With You (A Hard Day's Night)
Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby (Beatles For Sale)
I Need You (Help!)
You Like Me Too Much (Help!)
Think For Yourself (Rubber Soul)
If I Needed Someone (Rubber Soul)
Taxman (Revolver)
Love You To (Revolver)
I Want To Tell You (Revolver)
Within You Without You (Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band)
Blue Jay Way (Magical Mystery Tour)
Old Brown Shoe (Past Masters Vol. 2)
The Inner Light (Past Masters Vol. 2)
While My Guitar Gently Weeps (White Album)
Piggies (White Album)
Long, Long, Long (White Album)
Savoy Truffle The Beatles (White Album)
Only A Northern Song (Yellow Submarine)
It's All Too Much (Yellow Submarine)
I Me Mine (Let It Be)
For You Blue (Let It Be)
Something (Abbey Road)
Here Comes The Sun (Abbey Road)
Do you want to know a secret is by John
Lucas Fernández Nabal ur right
Lucas Fernández Nabal No it’s not. Look it up, it sounds like John, but it is George.
Gotham Knight john wrote it, george sang on it
five corners I know that, I thought Lucas thought that John sung it. I figured if he meant who wrote it he would have included the songs McCartney wrote for George or the covers.
This is so great and lovely and the sweetest session I ever heard..