I prefer this to the original.

All songs was born from Whatd i say of Ray Charles. And this too...

Love Lew's tenor in this song. Simply brilliant.

sounds better this way

holy shit the arrangement of the backing vocals. the brass really makes it too

Unsurpassed singer

The Beatles I believe this song was made in 1965 🇬🇧💯🎵🎼👍

He'll regret it some dAaAaY

Awesome. Thank you for this

Wonderful

bravooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo its manificalllllllllllll

They harmonized well together, they did a 50s-style of background singing in many songs, they had a lot of material in their songs....very rich.

You can thank The Beach Boys for inspiring these sounds.

Look your dog in the eye and tell him you don't love him anymore

I believe that is John Barbata on drums. Love his playing.

Probably the best Paul McCartney rock song. No grandma music here.

i just realized that the opening chord harrison plays is a flub. it's a step or two below where it should be. but it sounds so great. they were wizards

When country music was great

I wish the names of the players were included in the video.

June was absent here, presumably because John Carter Cash was about to be born.

That “Steel Guitar Rag” would make Bob holler! Ah haa!

Where do you find this tracks? I remember that I used to have it, but the disk where I had it failed and i lost the tracks :(

I think Johnny's career went down during the Carter performing years. He seemed to get back to his old driving style in the latter stage of his career. I think that is an agreed upon consesus. Really creepy if the rumor of Johnny getting Anita pregnant. If this is true. Even creepier that Anita was married to Johnny's guitarist, Bob Wooton.

Mike Chapman and their talent is a plus...that drum machine cha cha with constant pulse of the synth swells is the song to me.

Think I've heard that they used a drum machine on this (the Linn ?), and the drummer doubled the part, and added fills.

Guauu, great Eric Clapton, Yer Blues is an authentic blues now!!!

Was her name Ronnie, the tall one that sung in June Carter's spot

One my favs from the Fab Four!😊

💗🕊💗🎤🎸💖🔥🔥💖🎶🎸🎵😘😘💖💖🕊🕊💗💗🎵🎵

What software did you use to create this?

¡Por Dios, cuánta belleza! 👍👍👍👌👌👌👏👏👏👏🌹🌹🌹🌻🌻🌻🌷🌷🌷💐💐💐❤❤❤

Just wish the Peter Jackson video didn't seem to show such an uncomfortable obsession with George.

This song and performance IS the Beatles as they were. Great song. First song they wrote together. Dual vocals. Live. Smiles all around. Great solo. Like they were all back in the Cavern in 1962, if only for a few minutes. I don't think any other video shows how much fun they could have with each other. Might be their greatest live performance with this song. "Come on baby, don't be cold as ice..."

Great song! I wish I still had my platform shoes. Nice memories!

Very nice to hear this.

Still strikes after so many years!

Love this woman's voice. No offense Johnny but I like the rendition with Waylon better.

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Such beautiful voice! It is like a light baritone transmitting much feeling.

Ça décortique dans tout les sens. Gemme Shelter . Intro Charlie Watts parfait batterie 🔋🔋 Maracas express .Bill Hyman partie basse bien joué . Du travail de profondeur , et encore du travail toute les nuits 🌃🌃 . C'est là où les stones sont plus prolifiques .La nuit 🌃🌃 des profondeurs pour Keith Richards .Solo emblématique de richesse .🎉🎉🎉🎉 .Un morceau emblématique pour 💯💪 ans peut-être plus .La richesse du 🎹🎶 piano Hoppiks . On 🤞🤞 accroche vite notre jeunesse seventeen. Je me lève ce matin et bien ❤❤❤ C'est Rollings stones , les voix de l' éternelle Mik Jagger , surtout cette voix noire puissante .❤❤❤ Ça reste pour l'éternité , des fins absolue des profondeurs 😂😂😂 Une époque révolue.de mémoire collective musicale ❤❤❤❤❤

I’ve been a Stones fan for 50 years. This deconstruction is GREAT! It’s only rock-n-roll, but I love it!

For some reason they never play the harmonica part during live concerts.

so the Bass is not the actual track that Paul plays. While most of the notes are correct there are a lot of timing differences to the actual recording. It seems all these videos of deconstructing or isolating the Bass part have differences to the actual recording.

Clem Burke is an underrated drummer. Really enjoy listening to his work, especially on a song like this, where the drum tracks were all done separately part by part.

Thanks ❤

Love it 😊😊

Damn that synth is eargasmic fr

This is my favorite song in the whole world i love it so much

Hey! Good!

Daggonit Karl! That voice ♥. Thanks for this