Two things that surprised me about this recording are that: 1. The J200 track was dropped after the intro. 2. George actually re-recorded his vocal during the 1970 sessions, which is evident by how much more developed he sounds, making it one of the few tracks to be fully re-recorded by him and his colleagues for the album.
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Thanks!! I like the sound at the very beginning 😂
Two things that surprised me about this recording are that:
1. The J200 track was dropped after the intro.
2. George actually re-recorded his vocal during the 1970 sessions, which is evident by how much more developed he sounds, making it one of the few tracks to be fully re-recorded by him and his colleagues for the album.
Yeah I still don't know why Spector decided to omit his acoustic after the intro.
You can hear it clearly in the naked version
TOTALLY AWESOME!!!...SO MUCH FUN!!
good video
I always hear a hidden "slide bass"...I guess someone played bass in this track...
It’s John using the bass strings on that lap slide guitar. 👍🏼
Paul plays a simple bassline on the piano. John's slide guitar also covers some of that bass.
Can you do "The March of Black Queen" from queen?
Piano notes sound like that because Paul oír pappernews in His piano true?
Yeah newspaper was threaded through the piano wires to make the sound tinnier.
can you give me the 5.1 of magical mystery tour and let it bt and i'll give you the one of abbey road and sgt? please
Not at the moment maybe down the line.
@@isolatedstems okey