Don't Let Me Down | Full Cover | Guitars, Bass, Drums and Wurlitzer

[@Imachowderhead]

I think you passed the audition.

[@JustinAmador]

Imachowderhead best comment

[@carlbaker9817]

Imachowderhead this needs to be pinned. Love this comment!!!!

[@Thoniuser]

ahahahaha i don't get it

[@mitchelljachim2406]

Because of the live version on the roof of get back?

[@RubbelisPro]

I'd like to say thank you on behalf of the group and ourselves and I hope we've passed the audition.

[@Ghostflame5675]

I like how he wears the outfits from the original rooftop video

[@rivasandradecesarrene9104]

I know right?! :D

[@lefrench1131]

Even the beard

[@abird6217]

totally real pussy slayer You realise it’s four people right

[@AngelSutcliff]

Yeah, but he could work on his Billy Preston look :/

[@OffsetSolidmusic]

@@abird6217 Actually it's only three people

[@ericstewart9742]

The George part is sophisticated and elegant.

[@hiccups55]

spot on!

[@michaelfraser4767]

Like the man.

[@Meddled]

George and Danny Kirwan knew how to orchestrate guitar parts that hit a lot of pathos with simplicity.

[@rodesnavel7419]

13 dislikes because they think you're trying to play don't let me down by chainsmokers. Anyone who knows this song knows you played it perfect. Keep on rockin' bro!

[@axelroz1719]

True

[@jamespaulocadevida8690]

chainsmokers?..

[@holiteni.pololi]

I disliked becouse he teaches like shit the piano part

[@th3gps223]

What the hell are the chainsmokers?

[@flameBMW245]

@@th3gps223 those guys who made the 1.4 billion views dont let me down song

[@mrfester42]

Young man, you have a very well developed, attentive and sharp ear. I'm over 60 years old and have been listening to the Beatles since I saw them on The Ed Sullivan Show for the first time when the rest of the US saw them for the first time in 1964. I'm in that exclusive club of original Beatlemaniacs like the countless millions of others who saw them that night. It always does my heart good when I come across young people who like their music and appreciate their musicianship as much as you obviously do. It's pretty cool to find I have something as important in common with someone so young. I'm sure it must sound kind of goofy but you'll get older some day and and you'll then get what I'm talking about. I'm an amateur musician and their music sounds as fresh and uplifting to me now as it did when I first heard it. I have a feeling that you'll feel the same way in 50 years. Damn good job "getting" the music as well as you do! You even taught me a few things with your breakdown of Georges' part. Thank You!

[@AblyHouse]

Your comment was a great read! Glad you came across our channel. It's great timeless music and it's a fun hobby to recreate the sound with a mix of modern/vintage gear

[@mrfester42]

@@AblyHouse The Beatles music is so varied that, along with your aptitude, you're sure to learn a lot.

[@bronzesnake7004]

mrfester42 - Great comment. I'm 58, so although I also watched the Ed Sullivan show when the Fab Four, which I call the Fab Five because George Martin was responsible for their sound and actually played piano on some recordings, I was a wee bit too young to remember, or appreciate them at the time. I do have two sisters, one 15 years older, the other 17 years older, and they were responsible for exposing me to all kinds of awesome music from the 50's through to the 70's, which were the indisputable Golden years of rock n roll!! I'm still a huge Beatles fan, I'm also a huge Elvis fan and I love Wings and Motown, The Band, The Who etc etc I could go on all day! I absolutely love The Eagles, had to get that in! It was Elvis and the Beatles that got me started teaching myself to play guitar, and sing, then when I was 17 I started my first band!! We sucked! But the next band sucked a little less, and it was my third band that people stopped trying to pay us to stop! ") Music over the centuries used to be ageless. You can watch old film from the 20 through the 40's and somewhat into the 50's of any large venue, the popular big band clubs and you'll see people from their 20's all the way up to 70's or 80's all socializing and dancing, having a few martinis together and there was mutual respect across the age barriers and everybody is having a great time. Society on whole benefits tremendously when there's no age specific barriers, where people of all ages are socializing and having mutual respect for each other, where everybody can relax and have a great time and music used to be the glue that bonds the ages. When we're at a club, or whatever musical venue you chose you only need to take a look around and you'll see people engaged in all kinds of conversations, exchanging stories, having a laugh sharing ideas and knowledge across the board. Very few social events have that same power to unlock boundaries we all put up to a degree and to make us relax and unwind. Music helps us to drop the facade and just open up and have a good time, even with people we may have just met. Music is a power prescription! But music can also cause aggression and angst. There are a precious few bands in any generation that break through barriers such as age, as the Beatles did. So, that was a long winded journey down the rabbit hole to say what could have been summed up by simply expressing how cool it is to see younger generations are relating to and loving the Beatles music SIX decades in! I can't think of another example of a band from the 60's that has inspired and drawn in a sizable following of the current generation as the Beatles have! It does bode well and gives me hope for the future in an atmosphere of political chaos and social upheaval. I tell you what, even at 58 years old I still firmly believe in the power of music to change dark to light by effecting change in our hearts and to give strength on a spiritual level. OK that's too hairy for a triple edged razor, I am....OUT! AWESOME STUFF BY THE YOUNG PUNKS! ") Jack Von Bronzesnake ~'()'~ Canadian manly lady's man & man about town!

[@RateOfChange]

It's great to read all these comments from "old school" Beatles fans. I'm 27 and remember hearing and watching that '63 love me do promo video for the first time when I was about 7. And I know exactly what the Ed Sullivan concert meant for your generation because I've experienced that thrill everyone talks about when I've witnessed those four dudes playing love me do for the first time through my computer screen. I had no ideia who they were, but I rushed to my dad and asked him about them. He then showed me some other videos (please mister postman, I wanna hold your hand, don't let me down, and so on). From that day and on, The Beatles became my favorite band. Thanks to them I'm a professional musician and music producer. A few years later I discovered bands like The Who, Pink Floyd, Cream and so on (thanks dad) but I've never ever heard any other band as majestic as the fab4 (and mr Martin, of course) Cheers, my friends.

[@taufiqpurba]

:')

[@ian_621]

Don't let me down, don't let me down Don't let me down, don't let me down Nobody ever loved me like she does Oh, she does, yeah, she does And if somebody loved me like she do me Oh, she do me, yes, she does Don't let me down, don't let me down Don't let me down, don't let me down I'm in love for the first time Don't you know it's gonna last It's a love that lasts forever It's a love that had no past Don't let me down, don't let me down Don't let me down, don't let me down And from the first time that she really done me Oh, she done me, she done me good I guess nobody ever really done me Oh, she done me, she done me good Don't let me down, hey, don't let me down Heee! Don't let me down Don't let me down Don't let me down, don't let me let down Can you dig it? Don't let me down

[@eaststarling7805]

You forgot the aflajcucjdkfmshedkfes

[@OzTwanger]

Possibly my favourite Beatles song. The whole thing is pure genius. I love the drumming, I love the bass. , I love the vocals, I love the keys, I love the sweet, sweet Harrison guitar. One of the best songs ever

[@ahumanjustbeing2466]

my fav song of ALL bands of ALL times...n it came out 5 yrs b4 I was born

[@wsjustice]

I'm with you. Definitely top 2 BEATLES songs ever. It's up there for me with Eleanor Rigby.

[@Grachtnakk]

Yessssss! Was hoping for the Rooftop Version but still nice.

[@shawnbopko858]

thear last time together in 85

[@mfadhilirawan1545]

@@shawnbopko858 the f???? 85???

[@Caifo]

Me too!

[@gribwitch]

"...Was hoping for the Rooftop Version...." At your service, sir ! ....kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHTXq56XgZenlbs

[@Astrosynical]

Graham Taylor He meant instrumental of the rooftop one..

[@eduardopecina7123]

Someone else can listen the Lennon's voice?

[@_torturedpoet]

Yeees

[@FKMDC]

And Paul's too

[@mattmichael6792]

And another thing, I never hear anybody talking about the vocal tracks of the studio version. Particularly at the end, it is absolutely electrifying, staggering. I’m not even clear exactly what’s going on but it seems Paul is doing this incredibly high sustained harmony while John is crying out the chorus… there’s some screaming going on…. It’s just freaking unbelievable. None of the other versions even come close

[@Eve_Y]

I can't believe you played all these parts by yourself. Pretty impressive.

[@colinbriggs3501]

I've got a feeling next?

[@gribwitch]

Yep, and "One After 909" too !

[@milagros1378]

15:28nice touch with the fly hehe

[@jessechalif2428]

Really great lead guitar part by George

[@larryfreda5208]

Great Stuff ! Will you try anything from the Sgt Pepper era. I'd love to hear Strawberry Fields Forever.

[@alvarov4279]

Larry Freda If he’s gonna do strawberry fields forever, he’s gotta do penny lane along with it.

[@Landon_c]

Love strawberry fields

[@RexfromIslaNublar]

I love how not only did he attempt to replicate the sound. But he also dressed up like the musicians on the rooftop performance. That’s awesome

[@jericho5634]

Thank you guys for all of your dedications and efforts for this and other full cover videos! Could you please also do Sexy Sadie? It would be nice!

[@oscarmunozleon7042]

🇬🇧The Beatles with 🇺🇸Billy Preston

[@nostaticatall]

I watched a few videos before seeing this one and I was so impressed with how excellent they were and then I was simply gobsmacked when I saw that you were young guys. Keep spreading great music, the real thing, to your generation. Bravo!

[@colbyg1784]

This deserves more attention. Absolute perfection. Great job

[@hofnerlen]

I agree, I can't believe these guys don't have more views.

[@5thSparrow]

As a fledgling band doing covers for party’s and weddings wanting to cover this song, this video is so so appropriated. Thanks for the hard work and for sharing the complete breakdown... especially the Hammond!

[@mrfester42]

Appropriated? Don't you mean appreciated?

[@westfield90]

I get so happy when I see a new video from you guys

[@DomPatek]

Simply flawless.

[@kbone1961]

Really superb video. Both the execution of the song and the fascinating in-depth explanations of the parts.

[@ThatBobGuy850]

Wow. Just wow. Brilliant, my dudes. The other Beatles cover artists on YT (especially that smiling French kid) are selling their guitar collections, burning them and/or are at this moment writing death threats to you boys. Y'all done good with this one. Quick note to Andrew: Could you HAVE bigger hands? Good God, you were born to be a guitarist. Me, I'm lucky if I can reach three frets - what can you do, five? Sheesh. And Neil (well, the both of you, really), I love your enthusiasm for and appreciation of this music. The Beatles really were geniuses who knew intuitively how to craft a great song, without having to put it down on paper. They just knew which parts "worked" where. Paul's bassline in this is incredible. But let's not overlook Ringo's drumming! It really is, as you guys point out, an incredible, wonderful song. Thank you for sharing it with us :)

[@AblyHouse]

Haha this is really funny to me because I thought I have tiny hands! Maybe I've just learned to stretch them. I used to play a lot of Eddie Van Halen style when I started. I can stretch from 5th fret B string to 12th fret high E and play those together as an octave, that's my limit

[@LegoDonut18]

What smiling French kid are you talking about?!

[@stevenlondon8473]

@@AblyHouse Lord that is enormously huge!

[@acamaro5648]

I'm amazed and keep getting amazed at your extraordinary talent son. You get every note right to the exact point. I really enjoy your videos.

[@DevynCrimson]

Amaaazing! Blown away every time

[@MrAlBurgin]

Excellent job

[@pimprijs8836]

Waiting for a long time for this one thanks

[@matthewwitmer380]

17 people lost you at "E suspended". Great video! I'm intrigued by the bassline.

[@GB6string]

Simply one of the best comprehensive Utube lessons I've seen ! GREAT job !

[@snorrehenriksen1356]

Great job!

[@jordanmahone5884]

Oh my God this is actually like a perfect cover

[@AntonST7]

Wow, nice. Good, Ably House The Best

[@hofnerbass24]

One of your best ones yet!

[@ga.bri.el.]

Greetings from Brazil!

[@sbbinahee]

Magnificent and intumate insight into the meat and veg of the songs and their construction. Nice touch on the Let It Be era instruments and wardrobe. Very cool.

[@thechevrons9241]

This was awesome, basically spot on! Well done dude

[@cagethefoxtrick3852]

Sounded Identical !!

[@LazerBrendan]

cool

[@russellh6152]

This is beautiful

[@michaelhilson4043]

Nicely done!

[@DrRussPhd]

Nice fur coat on the Casino . . . :) . . another great cover guys. thanks .

[@worshipgeek]

You guys outdid yourselves on this one! A great job recreating a magical moment in music history. Thanks again for your passion, talent, and effort!

[@fulviocas815]

great !!! niente altro da dire !!!!

[@mohamedlakhoua1689]

Can't believe how amazing & mind blowin is this, great work !!!!!! :D

[@malkamusik]

Oh, hey. This is such a cool song. Nice groove to it. Loved the breakdown,.

[@toodrunktofunk6618]

funky

[@cagethefoxtrick3852]

The perfect guitar tone !!

[@SomeGuy-hl3jp]

You have no idea how long I've waited for this

[@JP-pm5hj]

This might be my favourite cover on KZbin

[@sallykohorst8803]

Wonderful yes and Decca records was stupid to say no. Too bad! Great tribute to the fab four!

[@alfredopadikka2267]

Yeeep.Great song guys.You are muy teachers I am 64 and learning from you.TY forma be serius

[@nat.serrano]

Amazing job. You did perfect Ringo style

[@olmose]

Well done, as always....

[@apexjoe4769]

Great.Love the Hofner "Bassman" replica Bass from the rooftop scene.Well done guys! "Don't Let Me Down"was the B-SIDE to "Get Back" single.

[@billy38010]

Great stuff here,...Love the Bass work,...Cheer's!

[@HartponderJr]

Fantastic!

[@drutgat2]

Brilliant. Love it. Many thanks. Is that a new (to Ably House) Hofner? Andrew, great to see you here, and to have you explaining the guitar and keyboard parts. Proof, yet again, that George was a tasteful, economically-minded (with the number of notes he played) genius. And Neil, great to have you explain the bass. Let's celebrate the impending re-release of the original 'Let It Be' film, and the new footage. Just remembered that John said that Rod Stewart took the melody from 'Don't Let Me Down' (but John got the song wrong - it was that part in 'The Killing of Georgie Part 2' which goes, 'Georgie, don't go').

[@neilcandeloramusic]

It's a Hofner contemporary I've had for about 10 years now - it's the first bass I extensively toured with, so it's got all this checking in the finish up close that looks like Pauls, but i'm not a fan of the color. I used it for the first time with Ably House to do all the Rooftop videos. More are coming soon!

[@drutgat2]

@@neilcandeloramusic Thanks, Neil. For some reason I only spotted your reply a few minutes' ago.

[@ebeyslough]

Such a great song, and great cover. The song is so unadorned, just instruments straight into amps and everything comes together beautifully.

[@mrlevinielsen]

Some of the most peaceful music

[@donaldcampbell6296]

This is wonderful. Love it.

[@jaydenperaza661]

This is so awesome you guys are amazing awesome cool

[@JurgenKrace]

You are doing an awesome job!!! Keep it up!

[@YoungsVlog]

Nice!

[@AblyHouse]

Young's Vlog - Hell yea!

[@hugomejia593]

Great job young man, congratulations

[@leolamarao5258]

For me the best músic...great performance...like desde Brasil

[@Karloetzi]

YOU ARE AMAZING

[@FLAMENCO961]

Excelent man!!!

[@alanalfonso6922]

This is awesome!

[@renastrelow1762]

Awesome

[@KonstantinViharev]

My favorite song!

[@jaybyhop]

Thank you for this video. The tutorials in the end were good enough for me to get the keyboard parts down. Thank you!

[@leannetoussaint3308]

Amazing👍👌🥇🥇

[@d.e.aagency390]

La estaba esperando hace muchoo!!

[@_SliK_]

Absolutely brilliant. New sub👌🏼

[@JammesConcept]

Great job.

[@susancorgi]

Bravo! 👏👏👏

[@TaCaBexigaMusic]

Sensacional 😍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@ahumanjustbeing2466]

#1 song of all time🎶🙌

[@panchopantera7]

Wow, I didn't know ya had more songs...oh-ho-ho I'm gonna sing them AAAAAAAALL, YESSSS!

[@ericbetz8666]

Well done ! Realy Great! Best regards from Germany! 👍💪👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@panchopantera7]

Oh so beautiful. Good Job Beatlemaniac!

[@santaklaus8115]

Harisson,s briliant guitar !!!!!

[@ManWithNoExpression]

Sounds great - I wish I could compete with this stuff

[@ABCFORKIDSCOMEDIAN1998]

ManWithNoExpression you should get a Fender Telecaster. You were also thinking of getting an Epiphone Casino and a better keyboard

[@hofnerlen]

I love these videos! This is my favorite song you guys have done so far

[@mrfester42]

I'm just now getting to the tutorial at the end and that's pretty much as it should be as well. Very well done and very well explained. What many beginners usually don't grasp are the dynamics of any particular piece. Dynamics, if done correctly, will make a rendition great or, if not, will make it hard or even impossible to listen to. You can miss a not or chord here or there and it's not such a big deal if the dynamics are on target but playing anything note for note and missing the dynamics of a piece will ruin it every time. There are loads of videos here on KZbin with people playing some piece note for note and they sound simply horrible. There are others who grasp the feel of a piece and don't play the notes perfectly but they sound fantastic.

[@jonnybigmuff]

This is the best instructional for this tune available. Great job dude. Thanks!

[@kychemclass5850]

Brilliant.

[@jmm1000]

the bass strings: brilliant

[@sebastianmaharg]

Beautifully done, guys!

[@gpet23]

Sublime

[@mattmichael6792]

“It’s complex but it’s simple” Good luck resolving that! 😆

[@pietroparker293]

Fantastico

[@094340]

Beautiful.

[@JenniferGarcia-xz6ol]

Amazzzinggg 😊

[@lewis2207]

Fantastic video. Thanks. 😊

[@maurocoimbra9624]

Incredibly perfect!

[@paullunaii3992]

Just covered this song today it’s one of my favorites expresses johns love for yoko 💕

[@billysheers64]

Awesome!