White Album 1968 00:00 Drums 04:50 Bass and John's Guitar 09:40 Eric's Guitar 14:15 Acoustic Guitar, Vocals and Tambourine 19:05 Piano, Organ, Castanets, Acoustic Guitar and Tambourine Personnel While My Guitar Basic Ringo: Drums (1968 Ludwig Hollywood Maple) Paul: Piano (Hamburg Steinway Baby Grand Piano) and Harmony Vocal John: Organ (Hammond RT-3) George: Acoustic Guitar (Gibson J-200) and Lead Vocal Eric: Lead Guitar (1957 Gibson Les Paul Cherry Custom) Overdubs Ringo: Toms and Hihats Overdubs Ringo: Maracas (book credits ringo with maracas) Ringo: Rim Sticks or Castanets Tambourine: ??? Paul: Bass (1966 Fender Jazz Bass) John or George: 6 Strings Bass (1968 Fender VI Bass) John: Bridge's Guitar (1966 Guild Starfire XII 12-String Guitar) George: Lead Vocal Paul: Harmony Vocal John: Backing Vocal
yeah, he's just playing chords. for me as a pianist, it's boring but you do you... what makes it beautiful in my opinion is how all the instruments come together (no pun intended)
I love the story behind this song. George took command of it and nobody questioned. Ringo Always knows what to do. One of the Beatles finest songs no question.
Actually, John and Paul wouldn't take this song seriously at first so George asked Eric Clapton to play guitar on it and when he arived, they suddenly took it more seriously.
Funny how they always gave George a hard time... The more I think about it, George wrote the best songs... That's probably why. John and Paul didn't like being shown up.
@@Louisthefur Woah woah woah....slow down.....George DID NOT write the best songs....wow. He wrote some great songs near the end, but you need to reel that statement back in, lol. For every good Harrison song, you can name 10 good Lennon songs, and 10 good McCartney songs, if not 20.
@@Louisthefur because he dropped his attachment to maclen and went on his own. paul and John didn't get a piece of the writing so they didn't care. that's why they held him back. When he was with maclen. they were each getting 20% of Georges songs while George was getting 6
The guitar/bass lines Paul/John worked out are brilliant. These guys were from another universe, period. UNTOUCHABLE by ANYONE!!!!!!!! NO OTHER BAND CLOSE!!!!!!!! NONE!!!!!
Live in the studio it was all Lennon playing the bass on a 6 string. Giles Martin said so. Paul was on piano. George was on acoustic . Ringo drums. E.C on electric guitar. Ringo over dubbed a maracas and Paul organ. I don't know if it's Paul doubling John at the bridge or John doubling himself. Probably Paul
When you get 2 Beatles singing together, that's where the magic is. It doesn't matter if it's John and Paul, John and George, George and Paul, or any of them with Ringo, that's the Beatle magic!
The mistakes, especially with Clapton, he was just winging it, so many little plunks and gaps, and oh, let me chunk for 2 bars, then I'll arpeggiate, no plan at all. Love it
in all these decons i find its amazing how little they're individually playing, just eneough. i think they actually use the space of 'not playing' just as much. But when their own part comes, a beat or a bar, gee they really nail it
It's like clockwork, every piece fits together to make the whole thing function. It's staggering how intricate their recordings were considering they were only done on 4 or 8 tracks.
That's the way music is done by several musicians.....it has it spaces....and silences...You add to that genius ....Bingo....greatness....The Beatles. And remember....quality not quantity.
I love that part! I think it's a clever arrangement, sort of like finding a hidden gem buried underneath. You can hear parts of it faintly on the original recording.
That’s the bassline! I doesn’t just “blend in”, it’s actually a huge foundation for the song. Take it away, and it will sound bare. I’ve always heard it distinctively. Are you sure you aren’t losing low frequencies by listening on laptop speakers?
Every aspect of this song says True Masterpiece! George didn't write a lot of songs for the Beatles but what he did were truly out of this world brilliant. Putting Eric Clapton on lead guitar.. Doesn't get better then that. Does it? No animosity there. George was a great person. A true man of peace and love. No one would have handled that situation with such class and dignity as George did. I still have so much respect for him. He was such a wonderful person. He wrote from the heart meant every word. Rest Peacefully George with Love🎶💖🎸🎶
Yes... about the "slides", etc... I see people ad-libbing their own versions... a lot *without* the little nuances (fills, slurs, bends, ghost notes, etc.).. not just on this song, but many others.
@@evertvdb000 When I mean sliding, I mean you hear his hands rubbing against the strings cause I’m pretty sure that the bass he used for this track had roundwound strings and that scraping sound is only really apparent on roundwounds. For the most part, Paul used Flatwounds which don’t make that noise
@@somethingsomeone8197 this song does not need it i believe. It would make it too muddy like some of the songs on ATMP, itll also sound very spector generic and wouldve went out of fashion quicker
That's the great thing about the Beatles: they used to make music inside music. I mean, there are so many rythms in this song, and every instrument has something beautiful to add. Absolutely amazing!
I mean.. Bernard Purdie? Jeff Pocaro? Max Roach? Vinnie Colaiuta? Snakey Jim Keltner? Art Blakey? Stewart Copeland? Ringo is a fine drummer, but the list of drummers that are more than his match is virtually endless.
@@OTOss8 Well, you've impressed me with your muso's list of obscure/ol' timee drummers. I'll give you Max Roach, Art Blakey and Stewart Copeland, mind.... I've never been much of a Ringo fan but I've just listed to 'I Deconstructing Oh! Darling - The Beatles Isolated Tracks' - and Ringo just simply nails it. He's not very virtuoso or sophisticated - but I'm a new fan I have to say.....
How does Ringo play so far behind HIMSELF without slowing down? His swing is like magic! EDIT: Listening to the bleed of drums in the piano/castanets track, I think the key is that when Ringo plays late, the band keeps going instead of slowing down. That lets Ringo play behind the beat for that fat feel. Some of his strokes are REALLY late.
You can see that the drums are in the right tempo comparing mainly the snare with the piano track and with Clapton's guitar. Although ringo had a strange way, because of his swing, to be in the right time
2 quick notes...First note: Clapton's guitars SOUNDS like a weeping guitar...amazing. Second note: talk about selfless approach...George "gives up" the lead guitar podium to his friend Eric...for one of the Beatles most amazing tunes IMO.
And what about those spooky hi pitched backing vocals at the Coda? Who could imagine doing that nowadays? _ Magnificent! Organic, pulsing, breathing… ALIVE! _ A form of art lost in the past.
This, as with what I've heard so far of the Led Zeppelin isolated tracks, seems the formula was, have a great song with a killer riff and double everything. Also, no gating, no cleaning any "noise" whatsoever. It all adds up to humans making art. Don't let perfection be the enemy of good.
Hairs standing on end!! Paul's distorted bass 'chords'! I always wondered. Mixed with John on 12-string for the choruses, and that awesome line they did together. We now know what we were hearing... the magic! Not to mention one of EC's most epic performances.
Interesting to see the picture of Paul with the left handed Fender Jazz bass. It's an instrument you rarely see him playing. Over the years their are thousands of pictures of him playing Hoffner, then Rickenbacher and even Wal basses, but so few photos like this with Fender Jazz.
The only pictures I've seen of him with a Jazz bass are from the white album sessions and from the Band On The Run sessions. And even then, not that many.
The Fender Jazz Bass is a really Great Bass to Play! Most musicians that I have seen remove the center "F" plate. I prefer it with the plate on, and depending on the song that I was playing, I would pluck the Bass Strings between the two front plates. MyChief Complaint is that the Bass is heavy to hold for a long time, whereas the Hofner Bass is extremely Light and Good for Your Back! Thank You for Posting this! 🎸🎹🎻🎷🎺📯🎤🎧🎼🎵🎶🍏🍎🇬🇧📻📺📼📷🎥💻💾💽📀💿📱🌎🌍🌏🌕🌞☀⭐🌠🌌🌃🌅🌄🗽🏫💒🇺🇸🐏🐑
@@loosilu Cool, I didn't know that. I know he used the Ric during the Wings Over The World tour pretty much exclusively, (and it was definitely his main bass during most of his time with Wings) but I didn't know which bass he used for the studio version of Rock Show.
It's not a 12-string but two separate guitars doubling the bass in the chorus. These multitracks come from Rock Band, where they put most of this riff to the bass track, but the ending is actually on the Piano/Organ/Castanets track (this is pretty common for multitracks of these games, for gameplay and technical purposes). Listen at 20:29, you will hear the final note ringing on two guitars, but then only one of them does a quick slide up. Same thing at 22:09-22:12. For some reason this particular two guitar doubling the bass part in chorus is mixed out on the 2018 mix of the song.
Beatles with Clapton one of their all time greatest that people everywhere can’t stop taking about ? Yup very likely is ! A Geoege song on top of it during his famous late peak! Come on!
I think it s " sad" in a very positive and uplifting way, if that makes sense. At the time this came out , several of us thought it was a song for the future.
Paul sure had a tendency to go beyond with the basslines in George's songs. Think For Yourself, Taxman, Something, Here Comes The Sun, this and even Savoy Truffle! Something rather special there, huh.
To my ears it sounds like an SG, having both that and a LP, but most importantly if the engineers of today recorded Eric's track they would have sucked all the life out of the track taking all the little flubs and nuances out of his guitar part coming out sounding lifeless and sterile like most music today.
Clapton said "That George could have easily have played the solo but he wanted me to play it because there was so much tension during "The White Album" When Eric showed up the Beatles were on their best behavior the whole time.
@@MichaelLantz Much as I love George, I think Eric was being generous toward his friend. This kind of solo wasn't George's sensibility IMO - George wanted something new and different for his song, which he knew was special.
ruclips.net/video/bIw3mLChTSo/видео.html This was recorded during WMGGW You can hear Organ (John) Ringo (Drums) Paul (Piano) George (Acoustic) Clapton (Electric Guitar)
EC’s guitar bleeds into the drum track; it’s the first time I’ve heard Clapton’s guitar without the effect on it….it’s as good as I imagined it would be.
White Album 1968
00:00 Drums
04:50 Bass and John's Guitar
09:40 Eric's Guitar
14:15 Acoustic Guitar, Vocals and Tambourine
19:05 Piano, Organ, Castanets, Acoustic Guitar and Tambourine
Personnel
While My Guitar
Basic
Ringo: Drums (1968 Ludwig Hollywood Maple)
Paul: Piano (Hamburg Steinway Baby Grand Piano) and Harmony Vocal
John: Organ (Hammond RT-3)
George: Acoustic Guitar (Gibson J-200) and Lead Vocal
Eric: Lead Guitar (1957 Gibson Les Paul Cherry Custom)
Overdubs
Ringo: Toms and Hihats Overdubs
Ringo: Maracas (book credits ringo with maracas)
Ringo: Rim Sticks or Castanets
Tambourine: ???
Paul: Bass (1966 Fender Jazz Bass)
John or George: 6 Strings Bass (1968 Fender VI Bass)
John: Bridge's Guitar (1966 Guild Starfire XII 12-String Guitar)
George: Lead Vocal
Paul: Harmony Vocal
John: Backing Vocal
@Jim McCracken he is latino
@@PeterNash99 he’s just correcting him though
@@enshen2190 i mean that DLD2 is latino so that's because he makes mistakes
George played the organ, not John
I have a question, when you say “book credits Ringo” which book is it?
Paul's piano: one of the most beautiful, simple bits of piano ever. True genius....
ONE NOTE
yeah, he's just playing chords. for me as a pianist, it's boring but you do you... what makes it beautiful in my opinion is how all the instruments come together (no pun intended)
@@lonelycrona2388 It's not about technical virtuosity, though. It's about how his head is full of so many melodies.
He’s a bassist, you go play something with that much feel on bass champ
And do it for hit after hit after hit
I love the story behind this song. George took command of it and nobody questioned. Ringo Always knows what to do. One of the Beatles finest songs no question.
Actually, John and Paul wouldn't take this song seriously at first so George asked Eric Clapton to play guitar on it and when he arived, they suddenly took it more seriously.
Funny how they always gave George a hard time...
The more I think about it, George wrote the best songs... That's probably why. John and Paul didn't like being shown up.
@@Louisthefur Woah woah woah....slow down.....George DID NOT write the best songs....wow. He wrote some great songs near the end, but you need to reel that statement back in, lol. For every good Harrison song, you can name 10 good Lennon songs, and 10 good McCartney songs, if not 20.
@@MusicMan73790 ya maybe but "here comes the sun" is the greatest Beatles song ever. Dude! "while my guitar gently weeps"! Dude! "something"!
@@Louisthefur because he dropped his attachment to maclen and went on his own. paul and John didn't get a piece of the writing so they didn't care. that's why they held him back. When he was with maclen. they were each getting 20% of Georges songs while George was getting 6
The guitar/bass lines Paul/John worked out are brilliant. These guys were from another universe, period. UNTOUCHABLE by ANYONE!!!!!!!! NO OTHER BAND CLOSE!!!!!!!! NONE!!!!!
They were wired into God until the devil (Guess who) came down and intercepted it.
The section where they are playing together is incredible. They were plugged into the same brain.
@@loosilu I was just about to comment this. They were in perfect synch like the old days playing live 😭
@@lloydmoss217 Yoko Ono. She is a powerful witch who operates on a level imperceptible to most
Live in the studio it was all Lennon playing the bass on a 6 string. Giles Martin said so. Paul was on piano. George was on acoustic . Ringo drums. E.C
on electric guitar. Ringo over dubbed a maracas and Paul organ. I don't know if it's Paul doubling John at the bridge or John doubling himself. Probably Paul
When you get 2 Beatles singing together, that's where the magic is. It doesn't matter if it's John and Paul, John and George, George and Paul, or any of them with Ringo, that's the Beatle magic!
The bass and guitar during the chorus sounds like a happy go lucky song. What a group of musical geniuses they are/were.
The mistakes, especially with Clapton, he was just winging it, so many little plunks and gaps, and oh, let me chunk for 2 bars, then I'll arpeggiate, no plan at all. Love it
That's because it's not the final take.
@@dukeford8893 it was the one and only take. Unless Clapton's a liar...
@dukeford8893 to clarify, 44 Beatle takes one day. One take with Clapton the next, using take 17 as the base
John’s guitar part isolated sounds so different than when it’s part of the whole. Incredible how different it sounds out of context.
Where is the part John played?
He plays along with the bass
That little drum fill by Ringo at 3:03 is cool
Post sgt peppers he has the most feel of any drummer ever before and since
George was a genius inviting Clapton in to play. He didn't let ego get in the way for a perfect guitar part.
in all these decons i find its amazing how little they're individually playing, just eneough. i think they actually use the space of 'not playing' just as much. But when their own part comes, a beat or a bar, gee they really nail it
I read where Eric Clapton said you spend your first 20 years learning how to play the guitar and the next 20 learning when not to play the guitar.
I totally agree William.
It's like clockwork, every piece fits together to make the whole thing function. It's staggering how intricate their recordings were considering they were only done on 4 or 8 tracks.
That's the way music is done by several musicians.....it has it spaces....and silences...You add to that genius ....Bingo....greatness....The Beatles. And remember....quality not quantity.
Very true
5:41 I have never heard this in the song. It sounds so out of character with the song but harmonically it blends in
I love that part! I think it's a clever arrangement, sort of like finding a hidden gem buried underneath. You can hear parts of it faintly on the original recording.
That’s the bassline! I doesn’t just “blend in”, it’s actually a huge foundation for the song. Take it away, and it will sound bare. I’ve always heard it distinctively. Are you sure you aren’t losing low frequencies by listening on laptop speakers?
@@simonprecheurllarena not bassline. I think he meant the 12 string that is harmonizing with the bass…
@@lancelot771 That does not sound at all like a 12 string to me.
Outstanding!!!
Oh god I never before noticed that weird stuff that johns guitar and the bass do in the chorus
Yeah me too, but that's amazing, it's like they got their own chorus, pretty cool
john?
It sounds like a 12 string!
@@NEVER--MIND George's Rickenbacker!
@@michaelgiebey7007 Could very well be!
Mmm, the Bass with the Electric Guitar was soooo crunchy. I love it.
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Every aspect of this song says True Masterpiece! George didn't write a lot of songs for the Beatles but what he did were truly out of this world brilliant. Putting Eric Clapton on lead guitar.. Doesn't get better then that. Does it? No animosity there. George was a great person. A true man of peace and love. No one would have handled that situation with such class and dignity as George did. I still have so much respect for him. He was such a wonderful person. He wrote from the heart meant every word.
Rest Peacefully George with Love🎶💖🎸🎶
I like how at the bass part you can hear Paul sliding on the strings in between pauses
Yes... about the "slides", etc... I see people ad-libbing their own versions... a lot *without* the little nuances (fills, slurs, bends, ghost notes, etc.).. not just on this song, but many others.
actually it is John playing
the sliding is very unlike Paul. I know no other bass track from Paul that has sliding. Do you?
@@evertvdb000 When I mean sliding, I mean you hear his hands rubbing against the strings cause I’m pretty sure that the bass he used for this track had roundwound strings and that scraping sound is only really apparent on roundwounds. For the most part, Paul used Flatwounds which don’t make that noise
@@Paul-gf6kp yes, i know, the glichting between notes, but it's not Paul
Thank god Phil specter never got his hands in this!
He would have turned it into muzak.
@@timothyd9543 de
@@timothyd9543 the wall of sound is pretty good, actually
Why are you bringing up Phil Spector?
@@somethingsomeone8197 this song does not need it i believe. It would make it too muddy like some of the songs on ATMP, itll also sound very spector generic and wouldve went out of fashion quicker
Ringo was lucky to find the other three and they were equally lucky to find him. Period.
That's the great thing about the Beatles: they used to make music inside music. I mean, there are so many rythms in this song, and every instrument has something beautiful to add. Absolutely amazing!
Paul and John makes their own song!
your comment is the absolute stupidest ever.
I can’t think of any rock/pop drummer that can get as deep in the pocket of the groove as Richard Starkey.
You mean Richard Starkey...
@@vsmicer Yes, of course I did. Thanks for the correction.
I mean.. Bernard Purdie? Jeff Pocaro? Max Roach? Vinnie Colaiuta? Snakey Jim Keltner? Art Blakey? Stewart Copeland? Ringo is a fine drummer, but the list of drummers that are more than his match is virtually endless.
@@OTOss8 Well, you've impressed me with your muso's list of obscure/ol' timee drummers. I'll give you Max Roach, Art Blakey and Stewart Copeland, mind....
I've never been much of a Ringo fan but I've just listed to 'I Deconstructing Oh! Darling - The Beatles Isolated Tracks' - and Ringo just simply nails it. He's not very virtuoso or sophisticated - but I'm a new fan I have to say.....
He may not be the best in the world, but his signature is super crystal clear
One of my favorite ever Beatle songs, but I never knew why... Now i do... Absolutely outstanding.. We'll never see their likes again... ..never
Such music like never before or will ever will be. It’s like a comet that flies past us and will never return. So glad I lived in that era.✌️
I love the improvisation in this song. Especially Eric’s guitar playing.
Everyone talking about the guitar or the bass, but the piano is a masterpiece too!
notice how the harmony vocals come in late at 14:48. Perfect in its imperfections.
Haunting vocals
They have a greater effect by coming in at an unexpected point.
Always Paul putting his signature
your videos always remind me how good of a drummer ringo is
Hahahah is true
I love his drums during 1966-1970...bad he some bad ass drum tracks
Yup, unbelievably understated and in the pocket, extremely unique simple rhythms like ticket to ride
How does Ringo play so far behind HIMSELF without slowing down? His swing is like magic!
EDIT: Listening to the bleed of drums in the piano/castanets track, I think the key is that when Ringo plays late, the band keeps going instead of slowing down. That lets Ringo play behind the beat for that fat feel. Some of his strokes are REALLY late.
Yea your correct. The genius of Ringo.
Aren't the castanets the ones that are rushing? I think that the snare is in the right tempo, but the castanets seems to be a little fast
You can see that the drums are in the right tempo comparing mainly the snare with the piano track and with Clapton's guitar. Although ringo had a strange way, because of his swing, to be in the right time
He plays the downbeat more than most drummers
When people downplay Ringo's talent I point them to iso tracks. If they still don't get it they never will.
Guitar and bass together in the chorus are just great
2 quick notes...First note: Clapton's guitars SOUNDS like a weeping guitar...amazing. Second note: talk about selfless approach...George "gives up" the lead guitar podium to his friend Eric...for one of the Beatles most amazing tunes IMO.
The Piano so simple yet amazing and great hidden gem
Baby I'm Amazed. This is the highest level of rock and roll musicianship. Wow! Thanks for the isolated track series. I learn a lot from them.
Las voces de Macca y George funcionan de una manera tan angelical. 17:52 a partir de esta parte en particular es una locura.
Siempre tuve duda si eran Paul y George o realmente George regrabado haciendo su propia armonia
And what about those spooky hi pitched backing vocals at the Coda? Who could imagine doing that nowadays? _
Magnificent! Organic, pulsing, breathing… ALIVE! _
A form of art lost in the past.
Paul
The chorus between John and Paul is exquisite.
Just incredible to listen all the hidden sounds in this materpiece.
Just as much I am amazed at the way the song is arranged. So many intricate pieces. Definitely beyond any of today’s work.
That bass ❤️
Wonderful sparse drumming from Ringo. Always delightful.
So slow and yet perfectly carrying the song, while other drummers would probably get wilder and overpace the song.
So many layers, definetly one of their best.
paul's bass line in the chorus is amazing... almost playing against the melody yet it fits everything else going on so well...
That's Lennon on bass
@@michaelharrington75 No, he isn't.
@@gutgolf74 ruclips.net/video/nDCMK2VPeBA/видео.html
@@gutgolf74 yes, he used a fender VI
@@debomb721 Paul is playing the main bass, John some basic stuff that's hardly audible.
The end of the vocals is just otherworldly. Beatles in the zone.
John and Paul's isolated tracks sound like Scooby Doo creeping around music
This, as with what I've heard so far of the Led Zeppelin isolated tracks, seems the formula was, have a great song with a killer riff and double everything. Also, no gating, no cleaning any "noise" whatsoever. It all adds up to humans making art. Don't let perfection be the enemy of good.
They were always marvelous, aren't they?
Beatle Paul's Bass playing on this will echo throughout time in the halls of Rock N Roll Valhalla. Paul the Fierce One.
Hairs standing on end!! Paul's distorted bass 'chords'! I always wondered. Mixed with John on 12-string for the choruses, and that awesome line they did together. We now know what we were hearing... the magic! Not to mention one of EC's most epic performances.
It is amazing how each of them contributes so much to just one song. Hearing the parts isolated is like hearing 4 songs in one. Thank you!
I can hear John's finger sliding on the guitar and maybe Paul's bass too.
Some people says John played tremolo guitar.
Paul is still slidin’
I'd say this is clear gem of a find except every other Beatle song I've heard broken down like this are equally great
One of George's finest.
Interesting to see the picture of Paul with the left handed Fender Jazz bass. It's an instrument you rarely see him playing. Over the years their are thousands of pictures of him playing Hoffner, then Rickenbacher and even Wal basses, but so few photos like this with Fender Jazz.
The only pictures I've seen of him with a Jazz bass are from the white album sessions and from the Band On The Run sessions. And even then, not that many.
The Fender Jazz Bass is a really Great Bass to Play! Most musicians that I have seen remove the center "F" plate. I prefer it with the plate on, and depending on the song that I was playing, I would pluck the Bass Strings between the two front plates. MyChief Complaint is that the Bass is heavy to hold for a long time, whereas the Hofner Bass is extremely Light and Good for Your Back! Thank You for Posting this! 🎸🎹🎻🎷🎺📯🎤🎧🎼🎵🎶🍏🍎🇬🇧📻📺📼📷🎥💻💾💽📀💿📱🌎🌍🌏🌕🌞☀⭐🌠🌌🌃🌅🌄🗽🏫💒🇺🇸🐏🐑
@@thatmarchingarrow He played the Fender in Rock Show with Wings.
@@loosilu Cool, I didn't know that. I know he used the Ric during the Wings Over The World tour pretty much exclusively, (and it was definitely his main bass during most of his time with Wings) but I didn't know which bass he used for the studio version of Rock Show.
The Ringo`s iconic parts just cry for sampling
Great vocals-McCartney makes anyone sound better
Paul could harmonize with a rock, tbh. The harmony from vocal/background vocal in this song is hauntingly beautiful.
Eric's guitar 💔💔
He really nailed it at making the guitar sound like it’s actually weeping and squeeling. It’s wonderful
@@Bebe-rn2fh yea, eric did a really nice job. He did it for George.
Great song; beautiful tone and touch from Eric; sweet vocal by George. Thanks for this.
It's not a 12-string but two separate guitars doubling the bass in the chorus. These multitracks come from Rock Band, where they put most of this riff to the bass track, but the ending is actually on the Piano/Organ/Castanets track (this is pretty common for multitracks of these games, for gameplay and technical purposes). Listen at 20:29, you will hear the final note ringing on two guitars, but then only one of them does a quick slide up. Same thing at 22:09-22:12. For some reason this particular two guitar doubling the bass part in chorus is mixed out on the 2018 mix of the song.
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Fueron únicos. Sin comparación. Cada uno de ellos eran excepcionales.
The strumming pattern for George’s rhythm part during the intro is 1 2 3+4+ and during the D chord, he changes it to 1 2+3+4+
What a great song....perhaps the best rock song ever?
Yes it is
Beatles with Clapton one of their all time greatest that people everywhere can’t stop taking about ? Yup very likely is ! A Geoege song on top of it during his famous late peak! Come on!
I admire this song more..METAL CRUNCH RIFFS...the White Album had that sludge metal sound.....a Masterpiece
John's guitar on this song is simply genius.
Beatles McCartney is pure genius.
and the others are not? this is George's song. empty-head.
I'll never hear this song the same way again. Lots of cool hidden stuff.
YEAH. SUCKS WWWWWWWWWWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYY LESS.
4:50 Paul & John there is amazing. I always thought Lennon played the bass but now I’m pretty sure it was Paul.
The best "sad" Beatles song !!
I think it s " sad" in a very positive and uplifting way, if that makes sense. At the time this came out , several of us thought it was a song for the future.
Not sad song at all
@@jimfritz9503 the text talks about the fact that we cannot
(and we don't know how) to love a lot of people.
@@itamarbushari88 the text talks about the fact that we cannot
(and we don't know how) to love a lot of people.
@@LouisSimon1993 ok, but it's not really sad
I never noticed how much George took from Eric's style here for the Get Back sessions, eg. Dig A Pony.
Those drums are magnificently simple...
The subtle work on the high hat is great.
Mais uma do George Harrison no Top 10 dos Beatles junto com Here Comes the Sun e Something.
Lennon, Harrison and Clapton. Wow
It really sounds like a home 8-channel production...but the song is a masterpiece!!!
I usually used to skip it, but 'deconstructed' reveals it's hidden magnificence, far beyond the glittering walls of the Beatle Universe!!!!!!!!!
Nice riffs by Clapton
Omg! This is driving me wild!! Incredible on every level
Yeah amazing!
I gotta like how the drums is slower than the melody itself...
Paul sure had a tendency to go beyond with the basslines in George's songs. Think For Yourself, Taxman, Something, Here Comes The Sun, this and even Savoy Truffle! Something rather special there, huh.
Often to George’s frustration.
Perfección inigualable, dedicación total y magnífica. Mejor... Imposible.
Clapton's solo proved that he really was a god.
Clapton played this on a cherry red Gibson Les Paul named "Lucy", not the SG shown in the clip above.
To my ears it sounds like an SG, having both that and a LP, but most importantly if the engineers of today recorded Eric's track they would have sucked all the life out of the track taking all the little flubs and nuances out of his guitar part coming out sounding lifeless and sterile like most music today.
SG according to Guitar World.
@@gregcharles999 It’s definitely a Les Paul
@@photonotavailable7936 Guitar World is wrong
Extremely awesome. Thank you.
The Fab Four on action! My top 10 Beatles songs!
It's scary to think that some of the best guitar work to ever grace a Beatles recording was not done by a Beatle at all!
Clapton said "That George could have easily have played the solo but he wanted me to play it because there was so much tension during "The White Album" When Eric showed up the Beatles were on their best behavior the whole time.
Shows Eric with his SG, the track was recorded with the Lucy Les Paul
See, I always thought it a bit funny that my favorite lead guitar part was from Paul on a George song no less “Taxman”).
@@williammccready7278 It’s a photo from the recording Disreali Gears recording in 1967.
@@MichaelLantz Much as I love George, I think Eric was being generous toward his friend. This kind of solo wasn't George's sensibility IMO - George wanted something new and different for his song, which he knew was special.
Greatest. Beatles. Song. Ever.
ビートルズの楽曲はたくさんの音が詰まっているのが、こういう分析を聴くたびにわかる。
それがビートルズが何度聞いても飽きない要素になっているのだろう。
I have always thought this song included Georges' 12 string Rickenbacker. It sure sounds like it starting at 5:40
Definitely! George
i believe it is a rick 12 string
it could be john lennons starfire xii, but we dont know for sure
Absolute master class in songwriting here
11:21 Eric's Guitar Solo
Everything fits in the end perfectly.You have to turn it up a little louder
trough the ear goggles.
I'm surprised the weenies at RUclips haven't taken your vid down...
They're always messing with Rick Beato...
in the second track during the bridge there is paul's bass, john's 12-string guitar and george on a fender VI all playing the same melody
I never heard the actual breakdown of john and paul in the song. It sounded quite interesting
This is John playing a bass/guitar hybrid by Fender. The Fender VI, which he or George would play when Paul was on piano.
ruclips.net/video/bIw3mLChTSo/видео.html
This was recorded during WMGGW
You can hear Organ (John) Ringo (Drums) Paul (Piano) George (Acoustic) Clapton (Electric Guitar)
This one makes up for *not* being able to find [any] decent stuff for "Back In The USSR"... thanks a bunch. :-)
Clapton's guitar had me creamin'
BUT, IMHO, George just with the acoustic guitars and Paul`s vocals sounds better than final version.
On this song Paul McCartney didn't play the bass but John did but before they record the whole song, John recorded the guitar part
pour l'histoire de la musique,..... merci, merci merci 👍
George ❤❤❤
this is about the best deal I could get. free out-takes of Clapton's BEATLE work. before RUclips, I'd have paid good money for a tape of this.
Absolutely brilliant.
Thanks so much for doing this.
EC’s guitar bleeds into the drum track; it’s the first time I’ve heard Clapton’s guitar without the effect on it….it’s as good as I imagined it would be.