Ya,separated,it doesn't thrill.But back in the whole mix it grooves the tune.Also thinking up those notes that virtually no bass player on earth would come up with...Makes him great..Me,I like lower register notes,but dude and band will never happen again...@@nonrepublicrat
I'm just a guitaris, l don't play bass. But, if you are an average bassist, this bass line could be simple and weak 🤔. But, when you are an artist, musician songwriter and, if you have to create your own bass line on a song of your band, (the Beatles) it's not the same thing and particularly at that time...
@@vincec727 It's a diss track. John is kinda famous for them. "But you don't see/get/hear me." is basically saying "you'll never approach my ability." Most of the rest of the song says "Doesn't matter how much money you make you'll still never be as good as me." If the reading material is correct, the song is written to Mick Jagger.
um..utter brilliance. vocals, (wild) guitars.. (the pick control on the staccatto parts)...pauls bass is interplanetary..especially IN the mix,,,breathtaking. It's what brought me here..was listening to the album and just started playing Bird over and over to listen to Paul's bassline.. Ringo...sitting right in the pocket where he knows what needs doing., always on the swing and rolling the measures..so brill and so modest .the combo of these boys was a gift.
Seuls les Beatles pouvaient faire un travail aussi exceptionnel..... aucun son superflu .... Ringo joue pour le groupe comme dans toutes les chansons . S il avait eu une idée différente , il l aurait utilisé.... tout est vraiment parfait... aucun autre groupe n à jamais fait aussi bien ..... J aime autant les Beatles que J s Bach ..... Revolver est l album que je préfère.... Fantastique 👍👍👍🎸🎸🎸🎶🎶🎶❤🇨🇵
C'est exactement ce que je ressens en les écoutant, une perfection a chaque instant. Des années que je fais le tour je n'arrive toujours pas a comprendre. Je crois que nous avons été bénis... :p
It did set down a template for what was to follow. I still think of this as the almost perfect guitar pop song - it has everything you need, all packed into just under 2 minutes
@@immediate66 I agree...The Searchers and The Byrds played some of the first "Power Pop" riffs ever...but this song led the way for bands like Big Star and Badfinger
@@nonrepublicratYou’re wrong 😑 Bass in this song is essential, just as each instrument in this song as a whole . IMO very innovative and beautiful maybe even majestic along with lead harmony guitars / vocals .
The Joe Walsh story about him learning this song by ear in high school is good for a laugh. Double track was such a new technique he didn’t know about it and assumed George Harrison was just incredible.
Super interesting. Seems like Paul had several ideas to play over the verses and rather than settle on a single bass line, he played each of them on successive verses. The other thing that stands out is that Paul is also a drummer and it shows; his gliding and bouncing over the incessant straight 2 and 4 of the rhythm guitar and drums is brilliant.
I’ve always wanted this to happen thank you so much for uploading this also Fun Fact: Did you know that that song was used for the intro of Season 3 of The Beatles Saturday Morning Cartoon back in 1967
Green Day it's been a while, might do one soon enough. It always failed to gain attention on this channel whenever I uploaded some though. But it's one of my favorite bands. Weird Al I don't know nearly enough to do a deconstruction, only know like 3 of his hits
That bass...❤
trendy comment, but actually the bass is the weakest part.
@@nonrepublicrat Yeah, no one here cares what you think.
@@BeatlesCentricUniverse yes..👋👋👋😂
Bass solo
Ya,separated,it doesn't thrill.But back in the whole mix it grooves the tune.Also thinking up those notes that virtually no bass player on earth would come up with...Makes him great..Me,I like lower register notes,but dude and band will never happen again...@@nonrepublicrat
Those harmonised guitars.... so so glorious.....
My favourite song in Revolver. And my favourite bassline of the Beatles with Rain.
"bassline" is very simple and weak". the bass on "Old Brown Shoe" is so much better.
I'm just a guitaris, l don't play bass. But, if you are an average bassist, this bass line could be simple and weak 🤔. But, when you are an artist, musician songwriter and, if you have to create your own bass line on a song of your band, (the Beatles) it's not the same thing and particularly at that time...
The single tracked vocals sound so great personally think they sound better than double tracked
That voice... so very exciting!!!
Always loved this song, wish it was longer than 2 min lol. Such a bop
George's first down beat is just fucking masterwork. God damn. The whole song's a big "fuck you" and he starts it off with such nice pre-punctuation.
Why you say its a big f you?
@@vincec727 It's a diss track. John is kinda famous for them. "But you don't see/get/hear me." is basically saying "you'll never approach my ability." Most of the rest of the song says "Doesn't matter how much money you make you'll still never be as good as me."
If the reading material is correct, the song is written to Mick Jagger.
@@somewhereetc wow. Thanks
um..utter brilliance. vocals, (wild) guitars.. (the pick control on the staccatto parts)...pauls bass is interplanetary..especially IN the mix,,,breathtaking. It's what brought me here..was listening to the album and just started playing Bird over and over to listen to Paul's bassline..
Ringo...sitting right in the pocket where he knows what needs doing., always on the swing and rolling the measures..so brill and so modest
.the combo of these boys was a gift.
Seuls les Beatles pouvaient faire un travail aussi exceptionnel..... aucun son superflu .... Ringo joue pour le groupe comme dans toutes les chansons . S il avait eu une idée différente , il l aurait utilisé.... tout est vraiment parfait... aucun autre groupe n à jamais fait aussi bien ..... J aime autant les Beatles que J s Bach ..... Revolver est l album que je préfère.... Fantastique 👍👍👍🎸🎸🎸🎶🎶🎶❤🇨🇵
C'est exactement ce que je ressens en les écoutant, une perfection a chaque instant.
Des années que je fais le tour je n'arrive toujours pas a comprendre. Je crois que nous avons été bénis... :p
@@tomj3034Agreed! It's almost unfathomable how great their songs are. Perfection, over and over and over...
the first, and arguably the best "power pop" song of all time
It did set down a template for what was to follow. I still think of this as the almost perfect guitar pop song - it has everything you need, all packed into just under 2 minutes
@@immediate66 I agree...The Searchers and The Byrds played some of the first "Power Pop" riffs ever...but this song led the way for bands like Big Star and Badfinger
bass line❤
guitar line. drum line
I love this bass
bass here is very weak.
@@nonrepublicratYou’re wrong 😑 Bass in this song is essential, just as each instrument in this song as a whole . IMO very innovative and beautiful maybe even majestic along with lead harmony guitars / vocals .
Those vocals…❤
The Joe Walsh story about him learning this song by ear in high school is good for a laugh. Double track was such a new technique he didn’t know about it and assumed George Harrison was just incredible.
Harrison was incredible.
@@nonrepublicrat that’s true. Joe Walsh is also incredible.
Yeah, that story by Walsh is hilarious!
Super interesting. Seems like Paul had several ideas to play over the verses and rather than settle on a single bass line, he played each of them on successive verses. The other thing that stands out is that Paul is also a drummer and it shows; his gliding and bouncing over the incessant straight 2 and 4 of the rhythm guitar and drums is brilliant.
lol. what nonsense!
@@nonrepublicratA Real Troll, or a Fake😂 What an existence.
Just how great these guys were. Miss them.
I’ve always wanted this to happen thank you so much for uploading this also Fun Fact: Did you know that that song was used for the intro of Season 3 of The Beatles Saturday Morning Cartoon back in 1967
Yes! I watched it back then!
That’s where I first heard it.
Choose the second version was the right option, the first version was good but this is more powerfull and have a good mood
the bass.....wowwwwwww
Fab!
sounds so cool
Wonderful photo!
Duque de Caxias, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil!
Yes, Paul McCartney is one of the most underrated bassists in rock history.
It’s a shame back then that they didn’t have enough tracks to split the twin leads ☹️
Thank you, you are so helpful man 👍
Also, good song
Really surprised me how straight rhythm guitar part was.
So tight.
I had read an interview with John in which he said HE played the lead lines with George. But Paul could easily have done it, too.
Can you please Revolution by The Beatles isolated guitars
Did Paul record the bass during the overdubs?
So the vocals... One track was clean, no effects. And the 2nd track had reverb?😢
That's pretty much it! 2nd vocals is one of their first uses of ADT too.
That's cool! I didn't know that.@@rbstems
You should do a Green Day deconstruction. Or a Weird Al deconstruction.
Green Day it's been a while, might do one soon enough. It always failed to gain attention on this channel whenever I uploaded some though. But it's one of my favorite bands. Weird Al I don't know nearly enough to do a deconstruction, only know like 3 of his hits
You could also do a Beck song, like Where It’s At or Loser.
Is the rhythm guitar overdubbed?
Lead guitars were overdubbed, rhythm wasn't.
@@rbstemsThanks. The last part sounds like two strokes.😅
@@rbstemsyes, and it was Paul and George who played the leads on their matching Casinos.
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One of the finest masterpieces by the great John Lennon.
Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱.
vocals like noone else nobody how fortunate they met