Deconstructing You Never Give Me Your Money - Isolated Tracks

[@pieta9097]

0:00 - 3:13 Drums (Ringo) 3:15 - 6:30 Bass (Paul) 6:32 - 10:32 Guitar (John & George) 10:35 - 13:11 Piano (Paul) 13:12 - 16:52 Vocals

[@itamarbushari88]

Oh my, that's awesome, what an absolutely mad instrumental, the piano is amazing t

[@jcarty123]

@pieta909 Notice how the piano cuts out at "One sweet dream" in the original mix - but, in the 2019 revised mix, the piano continues to the very end. We're missing it!

[@PedroAmA]

The greatest Instrument of all is Paul’s voice

[@ellemdee276]

​@@PedroAmA I don't think I really appreciated that until hearing this deconstruction just now. All four were phenomenally gifted & served to activate each others' best qualities in what was a kind of musical "perfect storm", but I don't know if this band could have offered anything approaching the Beatles' magic without Paul so central to the mix. Amazing talent. Composition, piano &, yes, vocals.

[@gettingkilt]

@@holygeneration7 my ear says yes. Possibly John included in "all good children go to heaven"

[@NoirL.A.]

whoever said RINGO was a bad drummer was full of it. his sense of dynamics is incredible.

[@bossfan49]

He's the King of Feel...and it feels GOOD!

[@kirbygene]

Ringo always shines the most in these isolated tracks for me. Probably because his drumming was always sort of buried in the mixes and under-appreciated.

[@rossbaglin5872]

McCartney’s vocal versatility is extraordinary. Like three completely different singers, on this track.

[@gabrielgonzague.2831]

Is the idea.

[@cokelennon2517]

I dont know but it looks like he is singing like john in the fisrt part, like ringo in the second part and george in the last one. It really looks like is doing impressions

[@gabrielgonzague.2831]

@@cokelennon2517 very sweet the first part to be Lennon, amigo jajajaj

[@cokelennon2517]

@@gabrielgonzague.2831 i really think is doing impressions. is very look like the form how he sings. The john part he is sweet, and he sings like john in julia or dear prudence. In ringo part he sings like him. in george part he does georges british accent. Its amazing :)))

[@gabrielgonzague.2831]

@@cokelennon2517 can be. Very good your profile picture jajajaja

[@JJDoole]

No one talking about McCartney’s piano playing?! The guy is phenomenal! Self-taught, and his playing just got better and better. This, Lady Madonna, Martha My Dear. All incredible. He gets nothing like enough credit for it.

[@jacksonionh]

He did have a couple piano lessons during the early 60s but you're right, primarily self taught! The most versatile and talented musician in the band I would say.

[@raindrops21_9]

Well said! The guy is freakishly talented and you're right, he doesn't get enough cred on his piano playing - whenever he does something incredible on the piano on a Beatles track, all the cockroaches scuttle out to whine and moan "oh it's too good for Paul to be playing, must be George Martin" 🙄

[@macabre_matinee]

To think Paul is still not getting the recognition he deserves is just inhuman!

[@jaceconverse6337]

@@raindrops21_9 Right, there's another video on here with John rehearsing Come Together for a performance after the breakup .I think the band was Elephants Memory and the piano player was having trouble with some of the playing that evidently Paul did. John says Paul did something different there and then he says but it must be simple cause Paul only played basic piano. And he tells the guy to take the record home and try to figure it out. I was thinking John can't you just face the fact that your former partner did some great stuff on the piano that was better than basic.

[@PedroAmA]

@@macabre_matinee I totally agree He is the most Talent musician ever ! The heart of the music in the Beatles

[@blackspace007]

John and George's guitar work on this track is sick. It's insane.

[@johnwilliams1223]

George’s tone with the rosewood telecaster was just unbelievably beautiful and clean. I always wondered which guitar he used for that particular piece.

[@karaamundson3964]

They were clearly reading one another's minds at this point. Completely out of this universe.

[@thehunter3387]

from "she loves you" they came to this song. amazingly

[@hungryhendry]

What a progression, just sublime

[@jordo3202]

@@hungryhendry agreed

[@steveb2343]

Highlights why Ringo was such an integral part of the Beatles. No other drummer could've fitted into the songs the way Ringo did, hes a genius in his own right ✌💙

[@raindrops21_9]

100%

[@charwest9449]

Yes!!!!! He wasn't just a metronome or a beat. He interpreted what was needed musically. Ringo was a musical genius with the Beatles!!!

[@burgofichakia]

Especialmente en este tema

[@DomPatek]

8:23 is just absolute musical bliss. One of my all time favourite songs by far.

[@mrblue99999]

I agree. I think it’s their most Beatlesque moment ever.

[@walterconcrete9671]

The two of them are on fire here. Right in the pocket

[@raindrops21_9]

My absolute favourite song. This and Come Together are my desert island discs.

[@octalicious]

Yes!

[@jashall3804]

Mine too....They all want something from us......Never giving us their money. only taxes and bull shit money to pay their taxes.

[@JayCrafton]

Ringo plays with such feel... it's just unreal.

[@wilczawola]

He's a great drummer

[@martinkent333]

WE ARE UNWORTHY!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WE ARE UNWORTHY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WE ARE UNWORTHY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@martinkent333]

@@wilczawola WE ARE UNWORTHY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WE ARE UNWORTHY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WE ARE UNWORTHY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@sebastiandenhoff1616]

One of the finest guitar work in the Beatles catalog

[@mrs.featherbottom5901]

I think it’s a good bet that Paul is playing at least some of the lead. What do you think?

[@sebastiandenhoff1616]

@@mrs.featherbottom5901Only Harrison and Lennon. Everything is on the initial backing recording which has Paul on piano!

[@charwest9449]

@@mrs.featherbottom5901 Paul likely instructed what he wanted as he heard the whole thing in his head ... But still George is phenomenal. And John rocks!! And you can hear their own brilliant signature touches.

[@charwest9449]

Just stunning.

[@mrs.featherbottom5901]

@@charwest9449 If it really is John playing in the outro it has to be his best solo playing in the Beatles. All the guitar in this song is really well played.

[@Hellkerbecks]

That guitar duo really put a tear in the eye

[@TheSanityInspector]

Even the isolated horn charts, available elsewhere on KZbin, are incredibly poignant. Someone even made Mario Paint MIDI version of this song, and it is still gorgeous!

[@gnukev]

Those low, soulful guitar licks almost buried under the production in the bridge after "nowhere to go". They kill me. So amazing to finally hear them isolated.

[@enricomenconi7015]

Ringo plays the drums like it is a melodic instrument, almost. Beautiful

[@randallcalkins683]

It was awesome the tracks They put together and the melody separate from the music I always wanted to see them in action where they were practicing I'm a songwriter myself and I compose my own music it becomes second nature to you like a gift the songs flow out of you like a river in every direction have everything under the sun you can write about like telling a story if you can write down songs you can write a book it is endless I love it all songwriters have this they just Flo's out of us driving down the road and I'll just pop up out of you have had to pull over running to the gas station bathroom grab a brown paper towel you're right on

[@raindrops21_9]

I love that someone else gets this about Ringo's drumming. It sounds strange to call drumming 'melodic' but that's how I've always described his style.

[@enricomenconi7015]

@@raindrops21_9 I love that too man! I'm happy to know that you think like me. Ringos finally getting his deserved recognition for his drumming in the 60's

[@isaacenmanuel28]

The absolute king of feel when it comes to drums

[@richarddunne9802]

@@raindrops21_9 I always say the same. His drum parts are very singable! He had a whole different approach to what came before.

[@fredo4070]

Ringo’s pocket groove is so serious man. The way he punctuates his snare hits. His unique creativity. He’s always playing the right thing. It really is awesome

[@karaamundson3964]

Ringo was always in the perfect spot from Day One...he evolved with the band and his drum cuts never held back either. Absolute genius

[@Shougun2007]

The most impressive part is Paul’s ability to play the piano and the bass guitar at the same time.

[@charwest9449]

lol

[@martinkent333]

GOLLY GEE WILLIKERS! REALLY?

[@JFFM730]

i cant tell if this is a joke or if youre saying that the video crediting paul for bass and piano is innacurate. if thats the case, you obviously dont know what overdubbing is. because paul did play bass and piano on this

[@martinkent333]

@@JFFM730 It was humour. Sometimes on Paul songs, George played bass. He is having fun with the multi tasking Paul. Like the one man band on the first Apple Commercial ad looking for James Taylor and Badfinger, etc!

[@martinkent333]

If you haven't heard the Apple song "Good as Gold" by the Cups, you haven't lived! @@JFFM730

[@eoin.]

15:50 the way he SHOUTS "yes it did!" :D so good

[@NichOlsonSmooth]

Hearing Paul's bass part, it sounds like he is all over the place, but yet, it all fits perfectly

[@gutgolf74]

Even out of tune at some parts!

[@SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand]

he knows how to fill in bass bits exactly where they are needed.

[@michaelhuttig6596]

He is playing the bass like a lead guitar. It is a lot of impro and sometimes he even hits the wrong note and is out of time. It is amazing how good it works out anyway. I also never realized how seldom he plays the bass with his fingers. It is almost always picking with a plek.

[@McDoinky]

He would often overdub the bass after the entire song’s been done so he knew exactly where to play and what

[@karaamundson3964]

and he keeps in check so he can let those keys blow through the roof

[@tyrannosauruszeppelin2205]

Paul's voice is godlike...or should I say ''voices''. Because he sings in three totally different voices and keys throughout the whole song, which is very impressive. Paul was a great, great vocalist!

[@Dante-nn2zm]

He still is

[@polytheneprentiss1534]

14:41 til 15:11 is absolute vocal harmony bliss!!! 😭💗

[@bonefew]

Exactly!!!! underrated !!!!!!!

[@Dontblamethemonkey]

All this without auto tune!

[@martinkent333]

@@Dontblamethemonkey WE ARE UNWORTHY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WE ARE UNWORTHY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WE ARE UNWORTHY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@pocopico7409]

Those guitar parts. So legendary. 😏

[@martinkent333]

We are unworthy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand]

@@martinkent333 facts this is fucking perfect

[@polytheneprentiss1534]

Every true Beatles fan should listen to these isolated instruments or deconstructed song videos. They’re such a pleasure!!!!

[@tomasdeleon25]

I just find myself in awe every freaking time I hear that arpeggiated guitar at the end of the song. It just blows my mind. “Came true… today” ✌🏼

[@larydixon4824]

The musicianship all through this piece is Incredible.. This is some of the best work I've ever heard Anywhere.. And the Harmonies are just amazing.. Excellent ! Lary

[@larydixon4824]

What a Hell of a way to go out... Lary

[@raindrops21_9]

People usually can't pick a favourite Beatles song "like picking a favourite child" but this is 100% my favourite song. Everything is so damned perfect. I mean most of their songs are perfect, but there is something about this one that is almost *too exquiste* The chiming bells and crickets fading into silence at the end are so atmospheric, and remeniscent of hot summer evenings as the sun sets... it's the musical description of absolute beauty, for me.

[@davidhornbeck1470]

@@raindrops21_9 well said

[@jbognap]

This is a stellar tune to isolate.

[@martinkent333]

Far beyond the glittering walls of the Beatle Universe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@karaamundson3964]

100

[@gforce7four]

Arguably their finest work together. Certainly in my top 5 favorite Beatles tunes. Pure genius.

[@thesilvershining]

Yep, it's amazing

[@SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand]

These are some of the finest purposeful vibrations ever recorded.

[@stevekonetske4126]

Never really considered this a song in its own right until recently, just part of a medley, now it's one of my favourites

[@TheSanityInspector]

That's one thing that is so amazing about The Beatles--this would have been a career high for any lesser band. But for them, it was an unfinished fragment, to be dumped into a stew of other unfinished fragments, so that they wouldn't go to waste.

[@markliggins2967]

Seriously?!?!!.... brilliance from the word go..

[@TBINBD]

Loving Paul’s playfulness on the bass as the song winds down!

[@Allan-et5ig]

Freaking incredible chord changes at 9:14-9:18. I have very good hearing perhaps those chords were buried in the mix but I've barely heard them before. Wow.

[@tyrannosauruszeppelin2205]

8:23 to 10:33 some of the best guitar work out there

[@SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand]

perfect

[@BeatlesCentricUniverse]

Mind-blowing, unique, pure genius.

[@karaamundson3964]

John & George reading each other's minds by then

[@The22on]

wow - Ringo is amazing! I never heard all those cool shadow hits he does. As for the other guys, there's nothing I can say but beyond imagining. To my ears, the Abbey Road medley is the best these gods ever did. Aw, hell, I'll say it... Beatles Forever! lol

[@kennycaligula3081]

The Beatles deconstruction videos are quickly becoming my favorite content on yt. I’ve been down this rabbit hole for 2 days. Thanks man!!

[@martinkent333]

We are unworthy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@polytheneprentiss1534]

They are pretty awesome, aren’t they?!?!

[@westfield90]

The guitar work is just superb. John was clearly underrated as a guitarist.

[@steveb2343]

Very much so. His segments in the 'the end' guitary bit, just balls to the wall rock n roll 😎

[@salmanuel4053]

I had suspected this all along and on youtube it finds confirmation in dozens of performances: the rocky-est guitar player in the Beatles was John.

[@Mina-ok5qm]

So are we saying John did the lead and George was rhythm? The Beatles never stop blowing my mind. I know they switched off at times but this song I thought Geo was lead.

[@elpayaseteetesayap1199]

Absolutely agree!!!

[@frauleinmona]

@@Mina-ok5qm No. The other way around. George did lead and John did rhythm.

[@muzengarocker3184]

The beard the beat and the boogie! Go Johnny Go! Lennon was a amazing guitarrist!

[@mrs.featherbottom5901]

It’s lovely to hear them harmonize together all three of them. One of the last times we got to hear it. Their blend was never a beach boy blend, not an American blend. They got that irresistibly sharp British blend.

[@RoadienicknamedRory]

Agree! Paul, Paul, and Paul did an amazing job.

[@RoadienicknamedRory]

Sorry, later on they do harmonize all three!

[@tonybats]

The Beatles as a band at its best. All four doing their parts effectively made me want to repeat it whenever I hear it on my playlist. Had Paul composed the song in his post-Beatle years, I doubt that the record will come out as good as this. My favorite Pauls Beatle song are those when the other members were playing their parts.

[@indiefilmandmusic]

Ah Ringo. Always with the perfect drum parts.

[@fbello18]

Hilarious - in the very ending of the fade someone, probably John, sang “1 2 3 4 5 6 7 all good children go hell !!” And you can also hear the others laughing !! Never heard it before. Tks a lot

[@ShauingOfficial]

Actually it was Paul, who got tired of singing his vocal (the highest one) and just broke down saying (roughly) ''Sheesh oof whee!! Bloody hell!!!''

[@Meddy_Medhed]

This is my 4th song on the channel and I am blown away by Ringo's drums. I just can't get over them

[@mikaelagomez5424]

Ok, I just have to say having heard a bunch of these: It is insane the amount of instrumental textural details they add that a person hardly notices but totally make the music so unique. The Block or drum stick clicks during the "Out of college....." bit with the Honky Tonk piano and great walking Bass-line would not have the same effect without it.

[@gorgolyt]

So much of what made the Beatles incredible was just their sheer instrumentalism. I love the guitar parts here. Almost any other band would phone this in as a standard rhythm section, but what they bring is so layered and complex, and shows an incredible musical intuition for what will best elevate the song. And they worked so well as a unit. There were no egos. The guitars often aren't at the front of the mix here, and yet always they bring everything they can to work together with the rest of the song.

[@christopher19894]

Ringo's sense of timing is so groovy, and the production quality is always next-level. I also love how he muted everything with towels. Classic tone.

[@bobg6638]

Such a great song-the piano is beautiful and McCartney’s vocal is incredible.

[@kirbygene]

16:02 John deliberately was slightly flat on this section in order to help the blend sound richer. He's not the only artist that did that but it's such a great idea and very effective

[@tyrannosauruszeppelin2205]

Jeez that piano part is so amazing still the average person can't notice it when listening to all the tracks together. They added so many interesting, beautiful, amazing and complex details that you don't even here normally, but they are so essential to the song. Everytime I listen to these songs I here something I didn't hear before. Shows the actual complexity and genius of Beatles tunes. Much, much, much and much more than pop songs.

[@thehunter3387]

It’s rock songs

[@martinkent333]

George Martin - Master producer. No argument!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@kirbygene]

I know it's been said a thousand times, so I'll be 1,001. Even broken down into their parts, the Beatles still manage to sound amazing. How many singers would hold up when you only hear the vocals? Not many

[@kiethblack3870]

Read my comment -- I totally agree 100%. [:-)]

[@annejacks3995]

I’ve always loved at 8:45 when George’s solo kind of swells up out of his and John’s beautiful rhythm section. Gives me goosebumps every time I listen. I’ve listened since I first bought the album and now I’m 66 and it’s on my favs of all time playlist. The lyrics? Just so soulful. I never tire of this one.

[@annejacks3995]

@@blitz4339 and the George played rhythm? Or were they John and then a John overdub?

[@marcusphelan57]

@@blitz4339 no George played lead.

[@marcusphelan57]

@@blitz4339 I haven't got Rockband, have never seen it but I doubt it was meant to be taken literally. Whatever, what was great about Rockband were the mogg. files (isolated tracks or stems) that were hacked from it. These stems form the basis for most of these "deconstructed" videos that you see on KZbin. YNGMYM is one, and I've had these files for over ten years. Anyway, I can confidently say that George plays all the lead guitar stuff. I intend to do my own "how to" video in the near future so stay tuned!

[@marcusphelan57]

@@blitz4339 believe what you want, I don’t care.

[@annejacks3995]

@phillydisco thanks I had no idea!

[@travlynn08]

If you are in love with the creative process...this album is chock full. This should be required listening to all beginning recording artists.

[@animeanimadoshorts899]

09:06 i love that lick

[@byel2844]

qq eh um lick de guitarra?

[@animeanimadoshorts899]

@@byel2844 yes! John played it

[@animeanimadoshorts899]

@@byel2844 un lick de guitarra es como una "pequeña frase" interpretada por los guitarristas. esto podría ser parte de un solo de guitarra completo o podría ser solo como una respuesta (musicalmente hablando como un dúo o coros o como los incluso en una '' batalla de hip-hop '') a otra frase de guitarra o simplemente como en este caso que John Lennon '' responde '' la voz de Paul MCcartney al cantar '' One sweet dream '' tocando este lick de guitarra '' (frase) en el minuto 02:29 de la musica original > kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWnYi52bmrSWh9E

[@Roberto_Ricciardi]

@@animeanimadoshorts899 actually, it's George on lead guitar, while John plays rhythm and the arpeggios underneath the solo in the middle section and the coda. Excellent work from them both on this one.

[@loosilu]

@@Roberto_Ricciardi thank you! I don't play guitar, appreciate you telling me who played!

[@J_Honor_]

I grew up in the 80s and 90s all I was allowed to listen to was all my dad's records kids. My dad's a boomer who was obsessed and loved the Beatles, but especially Paul. I'm so grateful for the musical influences he passed to me.

[@charwest9449]

So wonderful, what a great dad!

[@MegaSickcat]

It's 2020 and YES The Beatles are still very RELEVANT! The music they made is timeless....

[@martinkent333]

JUSTIN BEIBER HAS MORE HITS. MODERN.

[@MegaSickcat]

@@martinkent333 LOL Beiber won't last half as long as The Beatles did. It's now 2022 and The Beatles music is still more relevant than Beiber's ever will be...LMAO

[@martinkent333]

@@MegaSickcat Yup, the Beatles get a lot of hits, but Beiber gets millions per song, Rube......... One is popular with kids and the other is popular with the elderly.

[@spitzerhall]

This track is a real Example what makes the Beatles such a great Band - over and over and over again!!! One of my Alltime favorites on Abey Road !! Great!!!

[@thomquickmusic]

Each section sounds great alone, but pieced together = perfect! This IS HOW you write songs!

[@charwest9449]

My favorite McCartney song!!!! Realized to PERFECTION by the full complement of Beatles!!! Particularly George's guitar work, and John's, brilliant! And Ringo's soulful percussion! They are truly the Masters of their century.

[@karaamundson3964]

FULLY ASS BRINGS ME TO TEARS every time I hear it

[@jaman878]

My pet theory is Band on the Run is a remake of You Never Give Me Your Money. Think about it.

[@charwest9449]

@jaman878 could be?

[@athenassigil5820]

These decontructing videos make me love the Liverpool Lads even more than you can imagine! 7 years and 12 albums of musical bliss and imagination.

[@marcroberts9002]

“It’s all to much, for me to take.” The full mix that blew my head off in 1970, now 52 years later, brings me to my knees when deconstructed. Thank you pieta909! Wait, argh, my pacemaker, “It’s all too much!” :) The three part harmony in the middle eight! That was their secret sauce.

[@WolfgangMinneapolis]

God, the chorus. The whole thing. Fifty five years later this shit is still unbelievable!

[@sylviaelizabethclarecholic2073]

Just the bass work is "tripped out there". Wherever "there" is! I have never imagined hearing the bass little embellishments before. Just GREAT! Is an understatement.......... as I'm reminded of Mozart! ! ! Oh, and, I've ALWAYS loved the arpeggio before....."One Sweet Dream" ! ❤️🌹

[@perhapsxarb7226]

At 3:38 you can hear how Paul overdubbed the walking bass line over the honky-tonk bluesy section (with some drumstick percussion for added ricky-tick effect), then stopped and left the original bass track on the tape after 4:10

[@aquamarine99911]

Good catch. It's a tricky bit. Of course, the entire bass track had to be overdubbed because Paul was on keyboard.. But then why is there a change in bass tone after 4:20 (not really noticeable in the full track)? He must have done it on different days, with different levels. BTW, his keyboard part for that section is clearly overdubbed as well. It sounds sped up (like the solo in "In My Life") . Don't think Paul can play that fast.

[@perhapsxarb7226]

@@aquamarine99911 Yes the piano sounds sped up. To me it sounds like the over-overdubbed bass part between 3:38 to 4:10 is a Fender Jazz, since the tone sounds very similar to the bass in WMGGW and Yer Blues. The previously overdubbed bass would be his usual Rickenbacker. Also it struck me as odd that the piano cuts out at "one sweet dream", but I listened to the 2009 mix and it is either cut out or very quiet at that point. On the 2019 mix it is very clearly audible. Interesting mixing choices.

[@DaFreezeey]

@@aquamarine99911 That's because its George Martin playing that part. Doing the half sped recorded tape machine effect so it sounds fast and tacky at normal speed. Like you said, he did the same thing for "In My Life"

[@scruffyapples]

To those saying it must be George Martin playing the honky tonk piano, please note this from the fantastic web site beatlesebooks: “Paul also felt the song needed more piano work, not being entirely happy with the effect of his piano being run through a Leslie speaker in the second half of the original rhythm track. Instead, starting from the "Out Of College" segment of the song, he recorded what was documented as "jangle piano," which Paul played on piano at half-speed to give a "honky-tonk" effect when played at the correct speed.” If Paul could play Lady Madonna, he’s more than capable of playing this section at half speed.

[@tomburgess2707]

Good god that harmony before the 'one sweet dream' section. The oooooh is kind of hidden on the record. Sublime, magical voices.

[@elementrypenguin3116]

Ringo has got the groove going! Amazing!

[@FromRussia_With_Love]

That black and white picture of Ringo in the first segment is the most Britrock thing I've ever seen and I love it.

[@karaamundson3964]

I will NEVER IN THIS LIFE get tired of hearing isolated Ringo drum cuts. He's fantastic.

[@therichieboy]

Perfect example of Ringo's badassery.

[@twasbrillig33]

excellent drums by Ringo!

[@kiethblack3870]

Whooooaaaa! THIS is AMAZING! Of all the 'deconstructing' Beatles videos, this one is the BEST! This hasn't really been my most favourite Beatles song, but listening to each - individual - part is amazing! Most of the other 'deconstruction' videos have boring parts (to listen by themselves I mean) but THIS one -- whoa! - each individual part is like it's own 'finished' record! So this is among what the Beatles were doing the same year I came into this world! Unfortunately, they were no more a year later.

[@thrutheveil74]

The music of the Gods.

[@martinkent333]

We are unworthy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@marioleonibalpedroso3073]

Ouvir as guitarras de George e John isoladas dá uma emoção muito grande.

[@yernotthebossofme1062]

I agree, but at times, such as this song, I'm constantly arguing with myself about which part GH is playing and which part JL is playing. For instance to my ear. John is playing the slightly distorted blues lead licks, and Georgie is playing the ultra clean, ringing, glistening arpeggios or individually picked chord tones. Yet, I'm not certain at all. For years I believed John played the rhythm guitar on "Come Together" & that George played the beautiful, clean tone (with natural distortion) lead guitar in "Come Together." I've listened to two different guitar and Beatle experts each claim that George played both guitars, the rhythm during the group basic track recording, guitar,bass,drums,John guide vocal. The other expert, textpert, insisted that John played both guitars. I believe "The Beatles Sessions" book, relates that George played both guitars. While I lean towards feeling-hearing the playing as George's on CT, listening to the examples of lead guitar I've found of John's gave me a much greater respect and understanding of his lead playing. I love istening to the studio and live versions of "Long Tall Sally" where John takes the first solo, and George takes the 2nd solo. Great insight to their differing approaches. John always exhibited an aggressive posture in his rock solos, from "Don't Bother Me" in 63' to his 3 x 2bar licks in the only Beatles guitar firefight in "the End", 69'. When he played aggressively, and with his tone, I think of him as one of the first or earliest "grunge" guitarist. His 1st fully musical solo album, "Plastic Ono Band" with Ringo and Klaus, having several examples of what I mean. ("I found Out" & "Well Well Well". Also "Cold Turkey" with Clapper prior to the album.)

[@marioleonibalpedroso3073]

@@yernotthebossofme1062 deve ter escrito um texto muito bom,mas eu não sei falar inglês, então fiquei sem entender

[@MrMacca49]

This song has been my ‘current’ fave Beatle track for nearly 10 years now. Simply superb

[@gnukev]

Mine since '69.

[@charwest9449]

So this is what heaven is like. Omg. Thank you so much for this!!!!!!

[@ClaudioLaureano936]

God, you cannot describe this song, you can just feel it. That's what they call an eargasm!

[@steko1892]

ringo was seriously underrated - such a lovely touch ...

[@karaamundson3964]

underrated by those who did not listen

[@alejandrolombardi7320]

Dont forget Ringo was playing without chronometer at the time (or so I read) and yet his timing is perfect. Like a swiss clock...

[@karaamundson3964]

Every metronome needs a Ringo

[@Mina-ok5qm]

8:22 I've always wanted to hear this isolated. Thank you so much

[@therealnednarly]

the trill mccah adds at the end of each bass climb sequence during "1234567 ..." is space age compared to other mainstream bassists of the time. almost les claypool/ flea style.

[@TheSanityInspector]

Love those tubular bells coupled with the guitar.

[@charwest9449]

Absolutely my favorite part in all of Beatles!

[@rtward9]

george is playing some sweet lead and lennon some sweet rhythm guitars

[@thesilvershining]

This song, honestly, has some of the best Beatles guitar work ever from both John and George!

[@JoaoGabriel-lk9cv]

I agree with you.

[@charwest9449]

the best!

[@sappo504]

And there you have it folks. Greatest rock act in history. Each instrument contributing perfectly and uniquely and beautifully for the song. Each vocal/harmony combining to create that one of kind Beatles sound. And produced and mixed masterfully. Just another Beatles song. Never to be replicated - impossible. They had to have been touched by God.

[@BeatlesCentricUniverse]

AMEN!

[@allisone8036]

My favourite ever all time Song. “ oh that magic feeling, nowhere to go”

[@chiappettamark]

RINGO for the Win ! Oh and Paul's Piano keys and vocals too!

[@IronmanKMSA]

Some of Ringo's best fills ever

[@rockyracoon1410]

Thanks Pieta909, looking forward to more of your work! This is one of their most amazing songs and when pulled apart like this it makes you appreciate the Beatles creativeness even more. They always have been and always will be creative inspiration. Thank you again for doing this Mr. Pieta! :-)

[@martinkent333]

We are unworthy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Klinkerklunk]

George's guitar playing took a giant leap forward heading into 1969. After his visit with members of The Band in late 68' he found new inspiration with his guitar playing. Before then he admitted to only picking up the instrument to lay down album tracks otherwise he was solely focused on mastering the sitar. As you can see he's in the early stages of shredding, and his string bends and vibrato give a more sophisticated nuance to his playing that you didn't hear a couple of years earlier. In addition to the slick 8 track production on new solid state consoles, it's considered the Beatles "modern" sounding album, with the heightened level of musicianship from all members.

[@Civilizashum]

the “dirty” guitar solo is McCartney. confer Mark Lewisohn on this. I’m sure of it. Harrison on a Tele through a Leslie this obviously is not. It’s humbucking pickups. I cut my teeth on this track transcribing all the (pitched instrument) parts I could hear on my radio shack stereo when I as a kid.

[@marcusphelan57]

@@Civilizashum It's George playing the lead on his Les Paul or Casino. The Tele may have been used for doubling up the "climbing" licks - it sounds like it to me, and George would have done the overdub on his own part. No Leslie on any guitar, it's being used by the piano in the "Oh that magic feeling" part. John begins playing his guitar at "any jobber", playing clean up/down strokes while George continues the funky bassy rhythm that begins at "Out of college..." We know Paul doesn't play guitar on this because the outakes show the Beatles are all playing together on the base track, so it's all being played live, apart from the overdubbed piano, chimes and vocals...and the doubled guitar bits.

[@markwhittaker6321]

Ringo, everytime.

[@trailratso]

this whole album is a step above the rest of their catalogue. they had just got the new equipment in the studio and you can tell. the sonic quality is insane, 50+ years on, esp when you listen to the recently released 50th anniversary remaster. just an amazing, amazing record. i love every song here, yes even Maxwell---it's got a Moog solo on it! Come on! Yes McCartney is a fcking wizard, but so is everyone else in the band. My favourite album by the Beatles!

[@johnwilliams1223]

My favorite as well. Every single song is great. Octopuses Garden isn’t my favorite, but the guitar work on it is incredible.

[@gersonmartins8565]

INCRÍVEL, PRINCIPALMENTE O PIANO DO PAUL! PARABÉNS PELO TRABALHO.

[@elM354]

wow ringo, you are the best

[@docsavage8640]

All I need is that amazing piano opening. It expresses so much.

[@tadeodewiesent8092]

Ringo: una finura para interpretar, elegante, adecuando los sonidos de cada parte de su batería, a los sonidos, tonos, etc., de los demás instrumentos. 3:40 Paul haciendo sonar su bajo como un contrabajo, estilo jazzístico; un Walking Bass.

[@davidkarr4632]

Ringo is always laying down the beat....Harrison's guitar playing is my favorite piece in the song. Until you're blown away by McCartney's voice. Well done.

[@shapeyourmind9620]

one of their best, insane

[@johnwilliams1223]

That is the cleanest tone I’ve ever heard from a Fender Telecaster. I’d kill for one of those Harrison Tele’s.

[@jasonmills6041]

Just fantastic performances across the board.. Wow! You get a whole new appreciation for these tunes when you hear them broken down.

[@monkabrahms7997]

Oh that magic feeling.....no where to go

[@dadduorp]

Love the chimes @12:12.

[@gpmaher]

The Harmonies…wow, just wow…

[@thisplaceisazoo]

My appreciation of this song just went up another notch! Amazing on all portions!

[@joechill1]

One of my favorite Beatles songs, and the pieces are as great as the whole. This song is a masterpiece. Incredible musicianship!

[@warmflash]

Ringo is unbelievably talented •

[@HuWhiteNat]

This song is a bloody masterpiece. Multiple melodies that stand on their own. Everybody plays exactly what compliments the song and everyone’s contributions are exceptional. The modern world can not recreate this type of work. People lack the depth and imagination. No more magic feeling.

[@BeatlesCentricUniverse]

Pure creative genius.