"HIROSHIMA SKY IS ALWAYS BLUE" - Yoko Ono & Paul McCartney (full version, 1995)
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- Опубликовано: 25 окт 2024
- Recorded 28 January 1995 at Hog Hill Mill, Ickelsham, East Sussex, UK
Composed by Yoko Ono
Electric Upright Bass - Paul McCartney
Guitar - James McCartney
Harpsichord - Sean Lennon
Keyboards - Linda McCartney
Percussion, Backing Vocals - Heather McCartney, Mary McCartney, Stella McCartney
Vocals - Yoko Ono
© Ono Music 1995
Taken from the CD "The Road Of Hope"
Released 2011
Ono's sound is called vocal percussion and is an abstract art form of music. She can actually sing like we are used to but she actually went to school to learn to make these noises and is highly regarded among artists who like abstraction in their arts. Takes all kinds, ya know.
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I know but it’s still awful and creepy.
yes and i love it!! veryyyy cool
People do realise that they have the option of not constantly listening to her music and trawling through her videos if they don’t like her sound right? I don’t care to listen to artists whose sound I don’t like.
@@j.c7719 yep! If one doesn't like, why bother hating? Couldn't have said it better myself.
She never ceases to amaze me. She is everything I love about art and music.
I'm personally thrilled to know about this recording and unique collaboration of Yoko, Paul and Heather, Mary and Stella. Peaceandlove.
[Merci Phi].
Bravo. Hauntingly expressive and stark. I loved it.
Thank you for this upload
This is the first time I've heard this! It's nice! Thank you, Yoko and Paul.❤
I've always wanted to find this; John probably would've found this really great if he was here.
Happy 90th birthday Yoko! You really were the 'Best of the Beatles'
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Seriously?🙄
Damn right.
WHAT A BEAUTIFUL MOMENT THEY SPENT TOGETHER, SO HAPPY FOR THEM
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scottandrewbrass1931
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Wow, this got me choked up!
Very cool. The music is so haunting. Love the collaboration of two families
Avant garde, deeply felt, atmospheric, interesting, expressive
Sad to see so much distaste for this. If you're open enough to indulge in Ono's music, you'll find some great hidden treasures including this.
cope harder. this is shite
Her singing is what made me sad.
Hidden treasures? You'd be more likely to find a cache of diamonds in a pile of horse manure.
so hidden that they cannot be found 🥱
@deideh - I agree with you one hundred percent. 🙂
It's honestly so touching that everyone playing on here is either a member of Paul or John's family. Really neat, wild track
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scottandrewbrass1931
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I'm glad to see how supportive the McCartneys were but couldn't listen to more than a couple of minutes of it.
:O surprisingly i find this recording interesting. I'm not saying that I like but it makes me courios
And that's ok. You don't have to like everything as long as you have an open mind. It makes you curious -- I'd say job well-done.
Fascinating. Interesting. Avantgarde. Beautiful and disturbing.
I think it's very sweet that the McCartneys were willing to join Yoko and Sean in producing this piece.
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Their ”vacking” vocals” are good 😊
Hiroshima 7-8-1945 / 7-8-2020.... who is listening today? it is beautiful!!!
Listening Sept. 17th, 2021. AMAZING! Paul & Yoko! Hard to believe. Yoko sounds so awesome!
There is so much emotion in this piece!
It's something you feel like you have a duty to bear through. Bless her and all who worked on this.
Honestly it' not bad at all. I like it, and Paul is in it, so... nice song ✌
There is not a single distinguishing moment in this performance. It has the musical structure of a gate banging in the wind.
this is sick as hell, so much cool texture work
I agree. It is sick. Oh wait, you meant in a good way?
there are scarce moments in this piece that began to fulfill the promise of expressing Hiroshima as a lost harmony. The moments become lost in the fitful anguish of visceral demise.
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This tracks a vibe
I hear you
Thanks👍
that's the electric harpsichord used on Because
your comment made me look for info on Because, that was really interesting how the song came about. Thanks for the motivation, I learned something today. :)
Paul says in another video that Abbey Road Studios was getting rid of their harpsichord, Celeste (?), and mellotron, so he bought them and put them in his Hog Hill Mill studio. Since that’s where they recorded this, that’s the former Abbey Road instrument that was used in Beatles recordings. Also “Piggies.”
Sean wanted to hear stories of his dad when he was young so went to see Paul with yoko and Paul showed him his recording studio and then ended up recording this with Linda and his kids and yoko and Sean - fact spur of the moment and can tell they were all having fun making it as opposed to thinking about making a song
Really? Because it sounded like a very deliberate composition to me.
The 5G tower 200 meters from my hotelroom has burnt my hair....
You would have thought the people of Hiroshima went through enough without having to subject them to this.
Yoko herself, at age 12, only survived the atomic bombings because she and her younger brother were sent away to live in the
countryside. Still, her once-affluent family lost everything in the war and her recollections of the time are marked by extreme hunger, with her and her sibling often forced to "imagine meals."
“Lying on our backs, looking up at the sky through
an opening in the roof," she recalls, "we exchanged menus in the air and used our powers of
imagination to survive.” Out of this, however, came poems which later formed the basis of the classic Lennon/Ono composition "Imagine".
Got any more funny ha-has for us, Scotty?
Brilliant.
Heroine!
Omg! Don’t listen at night!
Alone...
Awesome stuff!
Nice they all got together. However, esthetically speaking, I cannot finish listening to this.
Amén
Yoko is the coolest!
yesss
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What in the Holy.....?
how lovely for the both of them to do this with their children, how lovely.
Mate this bird is funky
Is this an exorcism?
Yes! It's also very cathartic.
@@SkeeterNYC Maybe for her...
Congratulations to the musicians for maintaining the tempo and making one chord sound moderately tolerable for over 7 minutes.
thanxxx sooo very much, can you upload the road of hope cd, in full? thank you regards
1:48 OMG YOKO IS CHOKING
I think music wise its sounds great, Yoko's vocals not so much, I don't think she has any talent and her vocals are irritating. Id love to hear the song with out her vocals.
Místico!
If I'm unfortunate enough to be sent to hell when my time comes, this is what will be playing 24/7.
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Your nastiness and negativity will likely doom you to that fate. Just go away.
Creepy!
Crappy!
C'è la stessa enfasi che aveva Cerruti in 'Gentleman' degli Squallor quando simulava di cagàre!
Some people think that people who don’t like her music are racists. I do not hate her music based on race, I hate it because I’ve been unfortunately subjected to it since “Who has seen the Wind”, which was a b-side of Instant Karma, I believe. My disdain is based on decades of ear torture.
A few seconds of this is enough to make you to turn racist.
Джон, конечно, знатный приколист. Но это терпеть - какое здоровье должно быть.
Do you understand Japanese Words? Same meaning in English!
Sounds like animals in the wild .......... Africa
Still the same as always
As everyone knew her
Singing, hasn’t really
Changed much.
Sorry never really
Liked her singing.
It’s still the same
From many yrs back.
Sorry, I tried. Can't listen to it.
Surprised at Macca getting involed in this
He needed rights to a few Lennon songs from Yoko so maybe that's why
and im surprised by your ignorance.... Paul have ALWAYS been inspired by experimental and avant-garde music (not to mention "Carnival of light" which was deemed unlistenable even by their own hippie peers)
@@edvadojunk this!!
@@helugoconache any idea of where we can find Carnival of light?
As usual with Yoko's stuff, interesting music then totally spoilt by her pathetic Vocals/Shrieks/Squaks.
"Spoilt" ... the spelling tells us where your nastiness and (likely) racism come from.
Отвратительно
I guess you had to be there. Not my musical tastes. Surprisingly, not a top 40 hit.
Just slightly longer then Hey Jude, but somewhat less catchy.
It was not intended to be a "hit" -- unlike "Walking on Thin Ice", which was the last thing John Lennon completed work on before his murder. He declared on his final day alive that "This is going to be your first #1 hit, Yoko!"
And while it's original 1981 release did not even make it into the Top Forty, 23 years later it *did indeed* become the first of a record-setting 13 consecutive #1 hits for Yoko between 2003-2017 on the Billboard Dance/Club Chart!
As a result, in addition to co-writing "Imagine" with Lennon, which many consider the most beloved song of the rock era, Yoko on her own is officially listed as the 11th most popular Dance Music artist of all time.
Her voice…nails on chalkboard
Incredibly even worse than Revolution #9.
old woman did her best I think... LOL
After you watch this..Revolution #9 is a masterpiece
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Imagine saying that Revolution #9 is bad.
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Patriot Trump is sitting on the hotseat of a STARWAR....MY LANGUAGE THEREFORE is slightly disturbed...the good old left brain rational thinking and writing days are over...feel as SHATTERED as HIROSHIMA.....
This is bizarre. And terrible.
I’m quite sure this is used in torture practices….
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Una verdadera porquería.
Pretentious rubbish. Remember Paul did not want revolution 9 on the white album