How to sing It Won't Be Long Vocal Harmony Cover - Galeazzo Frudua

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

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[@thewolf465]

Oh man that end harmony is like what makes the beatles.

[@jimcain5904]

For many, many years I have wondered what the background lyrics were to the "Since you left me" part. Brilliant and energetic. Thank you, Galeazzo, now I can rest since you have resolved this for me. Cheers!

[@jindiaz5062]

"You left me here on my own.. Now you're coming now home.. Yes, you're come'n homeeee

[@Volare-1952]

​​​@@jindiaz5062you almost got it right... "You left me here on my own, now you're comin' on home, yes you're comin' ah ah ah."

[@Volare-1952]

Actually Paul and George sing, "You left me here on my own, now you're comin' on home, yes you're comin' ho o ome"

[@mickavellian]

I AM SO SO SO in awe of your singing I consider YOU the ULTIMATE MUSIC GENIOUS

[@mimibetinis]

This is perhaps one of my most loved songs by them the power and energy is irresistible. You are amazing. Are you listening to this stuff with a microscope! Love it!

[@ianbartle456]

Stethoscope, I'd say! Totally nailed the essence of what is one of the great vocal arrangement from the early part of the Beatles' stellar career. Always a fave!

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

I totally agree with you. It's mindblowing what they were able to come up with at 18 and we often forget that when they split they were about 28... Thanks for the kind words BTW.

[@Merseyrock]

Your work helps, among other things, to appreciate more fully just HOW INCREDIBLY talented these guys really were!!! Ok, let's forget the instruments - just focus on their voices. With no conservatory training, and honing their skills in dingy cellars, it's mindblowing what they were able to come up with at - what? 18?? (Their grasp of polyphony and counterpoint is instinctually dead on!) And this recreation is...simply breath-taking. Thank you! for posting.

[@oldmal60]

Thank you. Your beark downs (disection) of songs show how much work and talent the Beatles really put into many a Beatle song. They were truly master craftman in the art of music!

[@federicotraeger4317]

Same here. I should be sleeping but I just love watching and hearing these amazing Beatle harmony lessons. There's always more than one little new trick to them.

[@thornetravers]

Oh man, thank you so much (from New York, USA). My band is covering this song tonight and this video made learning the background vocal lyrics in the bridge so much easier.

[@arnaldo1507]

Desta forma a gente pode ter uma noção exata do trabalho fantástico que era feito com os vocais - sem recursos eletrônicos ou qualquer outro artifício. Esse sempre foi um dos detalhes que diferenciava os Beatles de todos os outros grupos na época. Nesta música há tres vozes, no entanto já trabalharam com 6 vozes! Isso realmente é incrível! Parabens, Galeazzo, pelo trabalho e por nos mostrar esses ricos detalhes!

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

I am glad you all appreciated:)

[@jamesvalentimfaria]

You're right. How many "oooooooooohs"... fantastic harmonies!!!

[@Mv-xy8pf]

Opa Brasil

[@jbaumun]

They were brilliant , brilliant brilliant !! . Thank you for all your work effort !!

[@fe4000]

This is an amazing piece of work! Congratulations on your contribution to help us enjoy and appreciate The Beatles' music and art!

[@prado0088]

Dez!!!!!

[@tremoloreverb]

Well done, Galeazzo. You nailed it. I already knew the parts and came here by accident. But I must admit, your lesson is accurate and valid. Early Beatles vocals were classic and internalized by the band. They worked constantly, gigged regularly and were masters of harmonies, even in the early days.

[@ellenbeckmann4293]

Thank you 4 showing me. 1of my fav Beatles Songs. Lg from Germany, Beatles Fan Elli ✌❤

[@GeorgeLennon77]

That ending harmonies is probably my favorite

[@mattjackleroy]

Many thanks. Growing up through the 60s with the Beatles and their music, I couldn't help but wonder as to whether they truly recognized, and considered themselves, musical geniuses.

[@bkenglandUTube]

After all these many years, I now know what the background vocals are for this tune! Thanks!

[@frankmcdonald4006]

Beautifully Done!

[@hernandofaria2609]

GREAT ! ! ! YOU SANG ALL THE PARTS WITH PERFEFECTION ! ! ! GOOD JOB ! ! !

[@machiavelli99]

Man, you are an absolute legend. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!!!!

[@loisatkins-hawk7673]

A great rendition of a Beatles “oldie”! This one takes me back to my high school days and a dances with a local band.....wonderful memories! Thanks!

[@chenarch]

Galeazzo this is just beyond great. Can't tell you you how much I appreciate your videos. Have you ever tried analyzing the Four Freshman harmonies?

[@BeatlemaccaAR]

This takes me to a far far far away place in time when I was sitting in my little room next to my Wincofon player, slowly but surely figuring out those darn harmonies! It used to be frustrating, but not too bad for a 5/6 year old! Love your work, well done!

[@hollywoodjoe123]

Galeazzo Frudea, tremendous---with your accent and all---it is all there---in pieces---great to know that you have sifted through these vocal harmonies----I am also here at KZbin under the name of Hollywood Joe Nania or just Joe Nania - - 130 + videos----thank you again---Joe Nania

[@danyombeyene3389]

Seriously man u are the best. Really the best

[@avdreader1]

You're great! You can really sing.. The Beatles would be really proud! I wish I could sing as well as you!

[@broccoli_lad]

i didn't realize truly how high pitched paul sand then he went right back into it, damn.

[@cartemarte1]

Your videos are a real treasure. Thank you for your great work!

[@bobbelloff4588]

Thanks!

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

Thanks a lot for your support :)

[@yyzable]

oh man, I am recording this entire song myself soon for a friend's uni project. totally gonna use these to study all the vocal parts! awesome video!

[@CalBliss]

Another amazing tutorial Galeazzo!!!

[@narayan581]

beautiful song to sing

[@zinnia8696]

Good Job! Thank you! 👍🏼🌿

[@austinh859]

OMG... Thanks Frudua!!!! Music appreciation... the Beatles sound even better, if that's possible, with your breakdown.

[@michelangeloviolinista]

Excelentes y brillantes tus trabajos, siempre los veo. Abrazo grande desde Argentina!👍

[@Hamburg62]

Another great tutorial Galeazzo, keep them coming!

[@leonardoalba8676]

galazzeo hello Just say you are a great singer you help so mutch in the songs vocals you know??? thank u Hugs from CD Juárez mexico

[@tyksakken1]

Truely amazing! I thought that I knew about the Fab Four, but I bend and salute you!!

[@mariahornosmiller8624]

Thank you for your work and your talent. I like your channel very much!

[@adammorgan710]

Another fantastic video. Can't wait for the upcoming songs, how soon are they gonna be available? So grateful for your efforts.

[@bobwaldman9996]

GALEAZZO IS SUPER GREAT SINGER

[@michelangeloviolinista]

Excelentes tus trabajos! Felicitaciones!!

[@familiatrotamundos9948]

incredible lo que hacian los beatles por eso son los mejores

[@martifingers]

This is very true. For a lot lot lot more on the complexity and subtlety of the Beatles see Alan Pollacks work on the entire output.

[@olyomune556]

Grazie mille signore Frudua!

[@RichardSites]

Your work is fabulous, please keep it up.

[@yusuke5717]

the note you hit at 3:16 is great man

[@mudhens4ever]

I've got to get up and go to work in 6 hours, but instead of getting my sleep, I'm watching and listening to you. You are so talented, and I love learning about the harmonies. I have a question: At the end of your video, you show us 5 vocal harmonies. How did The Beatles do that back in the days of only two track recording? Or did they have four track recording back then. Even if they had four track, how did they do five vocal parts?

[@1965elchief]

BEAUTIFUL SONG.... FROM MÉXICO...

[@dsjump]

Frudua mania!!!! EEEK!!! SCREEEEEEAM!!!!!

[@ruidejaneiro1833]

Very goog Frudua!!! Thanks

[@christophebegot341]

Hi Galeazzo! Thanks for all your lessons, we use them with my band to work the voices, and it's wonderful! I would like to know which software you use to make your videos, thank you very much for all you do,;-) Christophe ( drummer/lead vocals )

[@roofwa1ker]

Totally brilliant. Thanks for something good.

[@Merseyrock]

...Thanks! for sharing your comments. I forgot about George (Martin). That gorgeous clavichord solo on ¨In my life¨ is truly memorable. Great producer, for sure. Even for McCartney, on his solo albums.

[@LittleJohnJobhy]

Hey Man!!! You´re amazing!!! yeahhh :-))) God bless you talent!!! Big hug from Brazil :-))) Little John - Tape Deck Band.

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

Yes I am preparing a downloadable document about all the singing roles for each sentence contained in the lyrics of all the songs I covered.

[@MonsieurRette]

Amazing video ... like all your videos ! You really help me for "If I Fell" and for this song :)

[@mattjackleroy]

Brian Wilson obviously arranged virtually all of the vocal parts for the Beach Boys. I wonder who, in the Beatles, primarily arranged their vocal parts ?

[@GheBrielle]

Mamma quanto ti stimo!

[@johnnybrew1]

Well done!!

[@GeorgeLennon77]

I'll try to do this and some other with my bandmates!! Thanks!!

[@Sheilamaizi]

My sister wants to know how you find the time to do all of this. I think you must have been playing Beatles for a long time and decided to share it with all of us!!!

[@thornetravers]

Ah, I just consulted the White Book and it says, and I think it's correct, the background vocals on the bridge are: You left me I'm so alone Now you're coming on home I should coming on home

[@marcopavan70]

Sei un grande!

[@paulakendrick6690]

Los Ratones say...thank you ...thank you...thank you... Galeazzo !

[@micke_mango]

Thanks a lot! Extremely helpful

[@caseytrader]

Bravissimo

[@Masajager]

GREAT WORK!!!!!

[@dedballoons]

How do you treat your vocals when mixing? Is the solo John part layered?

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

watch this : ) watch?v=T19BdIApB_8

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

Questa è una bella notizia! :)

[@spazzcat03]

I love this Song Could you sing all of johns leads ?

[@adrialemaiden]

i love this song is so great :)... great job and thanks for all tutorials... Gracias y chao :)

[@Yagamiar15]

Wow! good job!

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

@mimibetinis Ahahahah no, just a lot of hear and patience! I agree on the amazing energy impact of this song.

[@Fredrockroll]

could you do "what goes on"? your vids are amazing!

[@datdin1982]

Thanks alot!

[@iLoveYoutuveVideos]

wow I never noticed the ending part has 5 harmonies!!

[@gabbasgad1982]

Very good.

[@WayneCasey25]

What software do you use for your videos? Thanks!

[@Orangerabbitpolice]

Do you know which Beatle does which part?

[@ericwikmanmusic]

You sing the high parts always with little effort. Good work! I notice you squeeze between your eyes and nose to create that path for high notes. Is that correct?

[@llaullapanatic]

grandioso amigo ,from amsterdam

[@PsRetrogamer]

Hello Galeazzo. Very good job on the video. I have a few things to point out. Maybe you will give me your opinion on them: 1. On George's vocals on the bridge, doesn't he sing "Home, you're going home" instead of the "ah-ha" like Paul and John? At least I'm sure I hear the lower vocals singing the same as John's main on that part. 2. On the ending I can really only hear 2 vocals. The ones you identify on the video as 1st and 2nd vocals. I can't heard the 3rd at all (the one where the note doesn't change from the "you"). I can hear the one you identify as 4th, but that's played by a guitar. Same for the 5th one, also played by a guitar right near the end. Best regards, Diogo

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

psRetrogamer they are all there :)

[@kaka9419]

you should do some rolling stones too!

[@dannystonemusic]

freakin great!!!!!!!!!! thanks so much!

[@kirbygene]

Overdubbed. They had some space because there's very little instrumentation at the end taking up tracks, so they could strengthen their vocal tracks at the end. Remember, even with four tracks George Martin did some bouncing to free up more tracks (such as mixing several tracks down to one, freeing up space) I did the same thing all the time with my own 4 track back in the 80s. George Martin made the most of what he had technology-wise

[@soakthiss]

Please do I Want You (She's So Heavy)

[@omarengo]

a Galeà li mortè che voce che CHAI (senza apostrofo)!! complimenti dovresti fa dei video..!!! ah gia scusa gia l'hai fatti; vabbè complimenti davero, l'oscare te devono da dà, ciao.

[@adrianolima2559]

0:02:44 Paul's

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

The addtional vocals were overdubbed :)

[@adrianolima2559]

0:02:10 John's

[@jorgeb555]

How many Beatles fans know this song ends with a 5-part harmony? I didn’t ‘til two minutes ago. 😳

[@adrianolima2559]

0:03:22 George's

[@pablostu4992]

No era facil da la imprecion que todo salia espontaneo y magico ,,pero habia trabajo y constancia en el estudio ,,,no era ir y cantar y dale nada mas ,,en fin ,,no facil

[@PrinceOfShaba]

2:45 Paul 3:21 George

[@RugajRozoj]

Are you a wizard or something???

[@mitchellkarera]

Holy Christ.

[@ianbartle456]

SO good was the creative alchemy in this team of five, that is it almost impossible to believe Holy Christ had nothing to do with it. The beauty and joy just keep giving in a way no other musical act of that era can begin to compare with. Perhaps Bowie was thinking abut their other-worldy genius when he conceived of his Starman - a character just arriving fully formed from another planet.

[@deadpoolgaming8618]

are you indian?

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

George Martin and Paul McCartney even if all the Beatles were good at it.