When I'm Sixty Four 64 (The Beatles) - A Cappella Barbershop Quartet
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2024
- When I'm Sixty-Four (The Beatles) - Barbershop Quartet style!
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An international A Cappella multitrack collab cover by:
► Sonny Vande Putte (Belgium) - Lead
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► Dieter Verhofstadt (Belgium/Suriname) - Baritone
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► Dan Wright (USA) - Tenor
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► Julien Neel (France) - Bass
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--- CREDITS
► Original song by The Beatles (John Lennon & Paul Mccartney)
► Arr. by Tom Gentry (BHS ID# 8608):
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► Audio editing: Julien Neel (Trudbol)
► Video editing: Julien Neel
--- LYRICS
When I get older
Losing my hair
Many years from now
Will you still be sending me a Valentine?
Birthday greetings bottle of wine?
If I'd been out
Till quarter to three
Would you lock the door?
Will you still need me
Will you still feed me
When I'm sixty-four?
You'll be older too
And if you say the word
I could stay with you
I could be handy
Mending a fuse
When your lights have gone
You can knit a sweater by the fireside
Sunday mornings go for a ride
Doing the garden
Digging the weeds
Who could ask for more?
Will you still need me
Will you still feed me
When I'm sixty-four?
Every summer we can rent a cottage
In the Isle of Wight if it's not too dear
We shall scrimp and save
Grandchildren on your knee
Vera, Chuck, and Dave
Send me a postcard
Drop me a line
Stating point of view
Indicate precisely what you mean to say
Yours sincerely wasting away
Give me your answer
Fill in a form
Mine for evermore
Will you still need me
Will you still feed me
When I'm sixty-four?
Paul was only 16 years old when he composed this song...my God, how did he have such insight about getting older at such a tender age? Amazing...
Dude these guys were demi gods
@@JayDillDrums Best explanation I've heard.
Happy 68th!!
@@RobertSeviour1 thank you bro.
he was a normal person..had a dad, aunts and uncles...of course he could imagine what 64 was gonna be like.
Sure, here's the range for each part, from lowest to highest:
- Bass (Julien): G2 to A3
- Baritone (Dieter): F3 to D4
- Lead (Sonny): C3 to F4
- Tenor (Dan): A3 to A4
Yay I could sing any part
They did great!
@@-juddthedudd-485 Good luck with that G2!! I can only get down to D3 when i have a DEEP cold, lol.
I'm base too
@@michaelhausmann7570 well, it's all about that bass after all!!
None can beat the combination of Dan, Sonny, Julien and Dieter. Melifluous voices, blending and balancing beautifully together. And with those expressions thrown in for good measure, they are a treat to the eyes and ears! Thank you!!
Very enjoyable! (Do you have any Beatles' When I'm 79?)
Especially the Champagne cork!
Couldn't be better said if I had said it myself!
I'm japanese and not good at English.
But their pronunciation is easy to understand for me.
Besides, their voices are so beautiful!!
Harry Potter you're a wizard Harry
Japanese: a generalization, but a key to your awesomeness is your humility, combined with doing what it takes to achieve your goals. This response is 4 years after your post, but I'm thinking that your command of the English language is by now better than 80% (at least) of those residing in primarily-English-speaking countries. I would currently describe the majority of us (at least in the United States) in 3 words (it's a cliche, but true) FAT, DUMB, AND HAPPY. Come on in, my friend. . . we could use the new blood!
I'm American and my Japanese worse than your English... but I like Asuca Hayashi's music!
Thanks! :)
Sonny recorded the lead first, using a click track, then I recorded bass, listening to his part, then Dieter recorded baritone and finally Dan. We've all done many such projects, we're getting a bit used to it now I suppose.
Wooow, that harmony blew me away, Bravo !!!!!
imho THAT would work
Dude you need to post each part in this song I need them so my friends and I can perform this at our next concert
Seeing you separated in the vid, I knew you'd gone through a whole new network to bring it all together. Real excellence! 👍👍
Years ago I taught this to my adult evening class but had to change the words to 84 as so many were 65 & over.
I performed this song in competition with my barbershop quartet in the same arrangement got the bass part from listening to this can't thank y'all enough
+The GingerBouffalant Glad it was helpful! If you'd like to return the favor and support my music, you can drop a nickel in my tip jar: patreon.com/trudbol
@@JulienNeel I don't support thieves....
@@beckyshock3099 What do you mean?
I'm well beyond 64 now, and this tune still makes me happy. Thank you so much A Cappella Barbershop Quartet!
This is one of the cutest performances that I have ever seen. The vocals reminded me of the music back in the 50s. This is probably now my favorite version of this song. Loved the bass singers vocals. His voice really stood out among the rest of the guys.
That would be me, thanks! :)
***** Your Welcome :3 Please continue putting out great music for me to listen too. I really enjoy it.
loviblemoon I try and release a new a cappella weekly. If you'd like to extend your support for my work & pledge a little something towards my music, you can do so here on Patreon: patreon.com/trudbol
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I first heard this by the Buckingham's in the 70's, I think. I thought then, I'll never live to be 64!! I'm 74 next month. LOL
It happens to everyone.
SORRY FOR MY WRONG ENGLISH ! The way you are singing this song in A Cappella is just so GREAT . I can't stop listening to it on and on and on. Thank you so much for your talent.
Very well done! It's amazing how Paul could write such a song while he was in his 20's. Same with his classic "Honey Pie."
Actually, it came from earlier - he wrote it when he was 16!
Oh, guys... The best smile today - that is, when I AM indeed 64. Thank you for the sheer joy!
Happy 64 Arnina! :)
שאפו
I swear there is no bad barbershop groups. They're all amazing.
Just ask Mike Rowe- the Dirty Jobs guy. He did barbershop when he was in HS.
Now I am 64! I was 14 when it was recorded. Greetings from Brazil. Love you all.
I remember watching these videos on the TV when I was like 6... I feel so much happiness watching this 💓
Losing my hair... "points at sony," lol
Gustavo P. I love Sonny’s face there
I didn't see any televisions in this video.
Will you still need me? Will you still feed me? :)
Good Valentine's day song!
I don't understand your question, there's a typo that makes it confusing. Sonny recorded his lead, we did find it a little slow but it sounded great, so we went along with it. You have to keep in mind we only hear the actual result once everything is recorded, so things aren't as clear during the process as they are afterwards.
*****
well you can mess arround with the video speed now apparently!
there's an option on the quality button =P
When I'm 64! ;)
MrB irds Wow! I'm playing it at 1.5, and it works at this temp, too. But 1.25 would have been perfect.
My dad turned 64 in August so I played this vid for him. He loved it 😊
Absolutely love those passing chords.
You put a smile on my face. Not only the harmony is amazing but seeing the humor and joy on your faces is great.
Wow... I think I need you guys for my wedding.
Always a pleasure to re-listen this group of musical genius singers! Never tired to enjoy their harmony! Thank you Neel and companions!
TODAY is my husband's 64th birthday. And my hubby Dave used to sing in a Barbershop quartet and chorus for about 20 years and he loved it so I know he will love this version. My husband has been a huge Beatles fan throughout his lifetime and to have this song become a reality TODAY is so very special. We are even having a BEATLES birthday party for him.Happy 64th Birthday, Dave!!!
What a great arrangement. The notes in the harmonies are so cool.
Wow, almost 2 million... not too shabby!
Almost 1.2 million actually. But still a nice feat! :)
Ah whoops I misread the number. Still great though!
Dan and Julien you guys are geniuses !!!
It’s almost 2 million now!
@@JulienNeel No... No, actually almost 2 million ;)
I became 64 a day ago. Video sent by a Friend. I listened to the song as "a 64" and ... I must say ... the interpretation of the words felt different. Perfect performance.
This used to be my grandpa's favourite song. He didn't even make it to 60 but, I still remember him singing this & making lunch in the kitchen with a 1940s pink apron on.😊❤
🇨🇦❤️Naturally, this is one of my favourite Beatles songs and this rendition is wonderful!
I was never crazy about the original version of this song, but I like it A LOT more as an a capella arrangement. Nice job guys.
I feel the exact same way.
The best version (before this!) was the Kenny Ball Jazzmen version IMO. Seek it out!
My boyfriend of 10 years + is going 64 today! I used to tease him about this song earlier in our relationship and we’d just tease each other. Now the auspicious day has come! You bet we’ve been teasing each other since yesterday! ❤️
I sent this to my little brother in April 2016 who was turning 64 the next day. Minutes later I found the MonaLisa Twins' cover of this and the rest is history; really groovy history!
I actually applauded at the computer screen at the end of this!
Great job, guys!
I listen to this almost everyday, and it never gets old. It's not fair; teach me your secrets~
Out of curiosity, what's your range? You sound like you'd be a true bass.
Sounds to me like he's comfortable singing all 4 parts of 4 part harmony!
not sure how much of his channel you've seen so far but he is comfortable singing all four parts shown as he commonly does so in many videos.
His range is E4-C5.
Have you seen his chipmunk song? He can sing so high it seems artificial!
Annia Balcazar i
Thank you for the kind words & for supporting my work actively. :)
Came back to this today for my 64th birthday. My wife still feeds me, I’m glad to say. Hopefully still needs me too.
Happy Birthday Nick!
I would trade my movie-star good looks for one these guy's voices any day. Well done guys!
ronleon62 h
Love yourself much?
Way to toot your own horn
Is there any way to like this 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 times? Because THIS IS SUCH AN AWESOME VIDEO! YOU GUYS HAVE BEAUTIFUL VOICES!!!!!!!!
I love this! Beautiful harmonies, singing, everything. thanks for doing it. I sent it to my husband today the best looking, healthiest, 64 year old I know.!
One of the very few times I prefer a cover of a Beatles song to the original. You guys took this and turned it into a stunning vocal masterpiece. Simply beautiful.
FROM BRAZIL
It is very nice for learning English with accent.
Thanks.
This song gets stuck in my head every time I play it, but do you know what? It's totally worth it! :)
Glad you enjoy it! :)
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***** Done, mon ami. Merci beaucoup des États-Unis!
Love it when Sonny pops the cork!
My high school graduating class has been going through this age range for about two years. Most of us were saddled with the Beatles version, but a few were fortunate to wake to this dapper group. Me? I sang it to myself before our ringleader discovered I was the oldest. The wait for this unique quartet was well worth it!
Can't get to France to shake your hand. Sorry. Just signed up on patreon. I always loved Istanbul as a kid. You make me smile.
Thank you Laurie, much appreciated! Your comment made my day. :)
Wow, fantastic :) Brilliant singing. My other half is 64 today (he was 27 when we got together) - so appropriate!
Loved this performance. Uplifting. Great song. Great quartet. Great energy.
THAT is without a doubt one of the most beautiful versions of True Barbershop....I have ever heard. It brought a tear to my eye.....The Beatles would be honored.
Thanks Jeff, much appreciated. :)
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In fact I'm 64 today.
Happy birthday :)
Thanks
Well, I'm 19, & I'll comment too when I'm 64 hehe
Same here.
Two more years
Excellent job guys and you all did it online. Truly amazing.
“The Capella Barbershop Quartet i love your outstanding performance performance of The Beatles When i am Sixty four much indeed “
I've literally waited all my life for this classic to have significant meaning. My Twin and I made it to 64!!!!❤❤
Thank you for brightening my 64th birthday today with your beautiful music!!!! :-)
Oh, my goodness! You guys are SO GOOOOD!!! And although I've never heard this song sung this way before :( , this song was WRITTEN for Barber Shop!!
So happy I did now :) Thank you!
One of the BEST barbershop songs ever! Thanks
64 today!! what a treat to listen to this
LOL "You'll be older too" had me laughing! CLassic and impressive
I just found this, and I have to say that you all have wonderful voices. keep up the work. I wish I had a voice like you guys
I was in a ladies quartet that rehearsed this song for an entertainment evening at church.
The night of the show, the lead singer had a migraine and didn't show!
We sang it without the melody! I jumped in and sang her little solo, but for most of the song, the melody was imagined. 😳
Flawless execution. One of my favorite Beatles songs. Been listening to this almost everyday for months.
I have watched this video probably a hundred times! I love it!
Glad you do! :)
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Thank you!
There are a few reasons:
- The baritone part swerves around the lead. It's quite often above it, so you could confuse it with tenor.
- Sonny and I have blending voices, something we only discovered through these collabs. If you hear us singing solo, you'd never think we blend that well.
- The baritone is always the hardest to pick, because the rest is high, low and ... lead.
At 1:40 and 2:50 I'm with one other voice only. Listen to my color there and try finding it in the rest of the song.
This is one of my all time favorite performances of a favorite classic. I watch this several times a month. It is chicken soup for the soul, thank you, such a beautiful performance!.
Fantastic, I was 64 when this was sung ...
This was hilarious - typical barbershop humor! Harmony was right on - stayed true to the original song while throwing in barbershop harmony. Great job guys!!!
Thank you! :)
Will you still make great videos like this when I'm sixty-four?
+Alexander Frank I'm 23 btw
Alexander Frank 64 likes.
They were doing it when I was 68
Will you still need me Will you still feed me when I'm 6 feet 4
Ok clap clap
Carina hahahaha
Pp
I make no promises
Amazing... This deserves a Grammy!
Recuerdo cuando tenia 15 y parecia algo nunca me pasaria y ya estoy aqui, al igual que muchos de ustedes ya llegaron pasaron o estan llegando al final es lo unico que no controlamos, el tiempo, disfrutenlo.
I'd LOVE to see you guys all do a piece together all at once in the same take, in the same room. I dunno how practical that'd be though due to location, but it'd be amazing nonetheless :)
anyone else listening to this in quarantine??
Nope, you are the only one.
Go ahead and take my like. I have been a fan of Barbershop since The Music Man.
I have probably watched this fifty times. Possibly because I tell myself I will watch it once more and move on... And then play it three times back-to-back.
Just thoroughly pleasant!
This is just... fantastic! :D
My grandpa passed out yesterday and well.. i was thinking about this song all the time because her spouse was very nice with him and she loved him so much.. he will be missed so much
my grandmother passed a little over a year ago she is missed by many
R.I.P. So sorry about your loss. My grandpa passed away in 2012, so I know how it feels! ;(
+MrLion626 Im sorry for your loss too, thanks for your support
RockrDark Thanks! It's my pleasure! :)
I want to say my feeling in a word, but it seems it doesn't exist in the world!! AMAZING!!!!
sonny wasn't sacared of losing hairs
*OOF*
Isn't that splitting hairs?
Oh ya lol 😂 I
2:13 not gonna lie, a bit disappointed they didn't add the second "we shall scrim"
I’m 64 today! I was 9 years old when I first heard this song on the radio. My perspective on life has changed since then. But it’s funny I will be “weeding my garden” today!
Im 64 this year and have enjoyed this song many times thru tjis yeat. Great job!
It's much better on 1.25 speed!
Excellent job!
Love this quartet. They create happiness. Thanks so much
guys. Keep singing. God Bless you all.😊😊😊😊
wonderful.......the perfect ständchen for my 64 birthday today,29.11.....time went by since i was 17 hearing this sung by the beatles,sure........today i sung it with you.....thaaaaaaanks......!!!!!
I'll never be 64 again :-)
wow
Don't worry mate, neither will Paul
I'm 15 and I love his music if only I could get the kids listening to rap listen to this
Now Ur 21, has anything changed?
I'm 64 today and my eyes are filled with tears
My quartet has just learned this song for a Beatles show we're doing this Saturday! This version is GREAT! Wish we had time to learn it....perhaps in the near future! Sounds great!
Thanks. :)
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Julien!!!!! What happened with you, man? You seem to have lagged out on the videos! This lack of your a cappella's is making me (and I bet the rest of your fans) sad! Are you going to produce weekly videos anymore or no?
fanny3211 m
I didn't know there's a Belgian way to hum.
Who knew Beatles songs could be made into such good barbershop quartet renditions?
Dan's tenor part in the minor section always give me the chills. It is superb :)
I'm 8 I like this song since I was 3 OMGOSH lol
+MyNameIsNotJeff and no one asked for your rude comment
***** your name may not be Jeff -- but it very well could be d*ckhead
+Liam Saunders www.reddit.com/r/lewronggeneration
Liam Saunders This wasn't out when you were 3nn
This different harmony-like singing, how do you call this for a more chanting style? So, you still have multiple people hitting different tones but the whole theme not being this..Uh...Happy I guess?
It's hard to describe, any help is appreciated. (I tried searching for harmonic chant and didn't find anything.)
Great video anyway :)
I'm a bit confused by your question, but I'll try to answer it. This style of a cappella music (no instruments, just voices), is called barbershop. It's a type of vocal jazz, where 4 male voices sing together. The melody is sung by one of the two highest voices, but not the highest, and it's called the "lead", the other high voice is the tenor. There are two lower voices called "baritone" and "bass". Barbershop has a very recognizable color to it and it's a ton of fun to sing, you should give it a try if you have a barbershop chorus on your town.
Well, that wasn't my question, I do know what a Barbershop quartet is.
I've heard choirs do something similiar, just not this jazz-y and I asked whether you know how that's called or not. Thanks for the reply anyway!
SirMalorak Ah I see, you are asking about different genres of a cappella singing that can take a given song but apply kinds of chords to it to give it a different texture. Do you mean Gregorian? gospel? choral?
***** Something like that I guess. Gregorian is close, but I'm searching for this "everyone is hitting a different note but it still sounds good" majigger. Gregorian is just a good amount of people singing the same note, but it is close, yes. Thanks again.
If you are confused about the style.....It is Barbershop quartet.......based on the music of the early 1900's. I.E. "In the good old Summertime". (1903).
I've loved quartet since I was kid. so glad it's back! Love it!!!!
64 yesterday~ Love this song ! thank you
Still prefer this to the original!
Triston Hamilton Just always been more of a Rolling Stones person than a Beatles tbh
Triston Hamilton Most people are either a Stones person or a Beatles person, I've never really liked the Beatles hence why I prefer this.
Dare I say better than the original?
I'd like to hear these harmonies but with the cadence of the original song
agreed! the fun spirit of the original, but fleshed out with these lovely chords
sorry but not even close to the original
SoundMaster Exactly, different strokes for different folks.
SoundMaster Well if the Sound Master said so, I can't argue. :)
It's bee years since I first watched this video for the first time. I always come back to remember the good times
I'm a big fan of barbershop quartets and the Beatles and I think they're terrific!