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[@tommyl.dayandtherunaways820]

John came up with this lower harmony because the original high harmony (you can actually hear him singing it in an early demo of If I Fell) was too high for him to sing comfortably. But in fact this harmony is what, in my opinion at least, gives If I Fell it's haunting quality. With only Paul's line, it sounds like a happy song, with only John's, it sounds very sad. Put them together and you get a beautifully conflicted sentiment which is exactly what we see in the lyrics too.

[@emily9603]

👌🏻

[@RavagetheRain]

Well put

[@Azel954]

genius

[@Korn1holio]

beautifully said

[@alexandrdasch]

Очень точно подмечено! Именно этим так хороша эта песня!!!

[@AuroraSkye]

I wish someone would do isolations of George’s harmonies on Beatles songs cuz I find them to be the hardest to hear and follow. I can pick out John’s and Paul’s pretty easily.

[@psymi-hk1fp]

same here... i love any George vocals

[@juliekadams]

This guy sings each part separately so you know who is singing what: kzbin.info/door/fQmNgmPSbAjmakYnPbr9JQ

[@thebusinesswoman23]

Absolutely, I agree. That'd be great to hear isolated.

[@johnmc3862]

Sure, stop the world well do it for you 😂😂😂

[@TonyLovell]

exactly! His were always the least distinctive, meandering near the middle. How anyone could sing them and not be seduced into following the more characteristic lines on either side is beyond me

[@jk4675]

Pitching is on point And for everyone saying it sounds weird...this is a harmony line it's not meant to be heard on its own , just for our curiousity

[@scottamichie]

Yes, and the way John sang harmony BENEATH Paul’s high lead was actually quite unusual for popular music, then and still now. It’s like great Cuban music where harmonies are beneath the melody for example. So much more strong and interesting than the typical high harmony above the melody in thirds.

[@drutgat2]

@@scottamichie Exactly. Great comment.

[@jhn2300]

@@drutgat2 exactly.... dittos galore

[@tommyl.dayandtherunaways820]

It would be like if we isolated all the harmonies from a song like This Boy, or Yes It Is. They sound beautiful together, but would they sound as good in isolation? I think not. The fact that this line sounds so “out of place” on its own, yet meshes perfectly with the lead line, is what makes it an even better harmony,. And the fact that John came up with two very different harmonies and made them work like this is breathtaking.

[@frandanco6289]

It sounds weird only to those that have never heard of, or learned the standard 4-part music harmony that includes soprano, alto, tenor, and bass notes.. Singing in any chorus, church choir, taking a class in music appreciation, would help one learn about this most easily..

[@truzak2117]

I can't imagine how difficult it was to sing this harmony line. I've tried and always fail, always end up following the lead vocal. Also seems unusual that John would be essentially singing back-up on his own composition, while Paul sang lead. These guys were just naturally blessed talents.

[@hiataki7]

Well said.

[@mamadordetravecos9254]

do you have any videos of John singing the main part, they are demos of the music

[@Luked0g440]

Yup. Your ears are expecting to hear McCartney’s part, ascending, like he’s the lead vocal, but Lennon is basically, for the most part, going downscale. Just brilliant!

[@keithwatling7362]

see i dont find it difficult at all to find johns part.

[@JUANWINSTON-w5e]

Likewise!

[@mrpowerpointguy]

You should isolate the harmonys of Because like Johns vocals on Because, Paul, And George

[@ianmacmillan8134]

Vocal only of Because is on Beatles Anthology Volume 3

[@steveweiss2081]

I’ve always thought this song was among the Beatles most beautiful harmonies. It’s really very simple when you break it down, but Lennon singing a low harmony to McCartneys high melody is pure genius in its effect. This song is one of the reasons, that for me, the early Beatles is the best Beatles.

[@frandanco6289]

Steve Weiss - totally agree with you, thanks for your comments ! Now, go listen sometime to Crosby Stills and Nash harmonize... Wow... Eargasms.. But these fab 4, no one else did what they did so well..

[@frandanco6289]

Thank you, George Martin, for widening the little experience these lads had into what they became later...

[@lonelycrona2388]

I actually don't like the early Beatles (I Wanna Hold Your Hand and all that boring stuff), but this is brilliant

[@babylonian.captivity]

@@lonelycrona2388 It cracks me up that anyone could characterize "I Want to Hold Your Hand" as boring. But horses for courses (as George Martin might say).

[@foofookachoo1136]

Me too!!! I love the early Beatles songs the very best!! And some of that reason is the beautiful harmonies!! And I just like the early songs!! The Melodie’s in them were the best!! I’m not sure there are too many people that like the early and later songs, both equally. I’m sure there are some that do. But I think the majority of people like either the early Beatles the best, or the later Beatles the best.

[@AdamSank]

Incredible harmony line. He was a genius.

[@foofookachoo1136]

John actually had an genius IQ!! I think Paul did also!!

[@khajiitbreton4697]

When I found out how to do John's vocal in this song, now everytime I sing this song I always do his part

[@khajiitbreton4697]

Like I only hear John's vocal and can't hear Paul's lol

[@diegowhit220]

Omg me too

[@tommyl.dayandtherunaways820]

Same, when I hear this song in my head, it’s always John’s harmony

[@Pimp-Master]

I always used to think that the melody part of this was Paul’s part. But of course they’re both contributing to it. I had to really work at it, before I could hear John’s complete part.

[@thereckoningisuponus]

how are you a khajiit AND a Breton

[@runfourcover]

This is fantastic! And, it proves that these young men were so much better than any musical group before them (and since!).

[@frandanco6289]

Well, not so sure, there were a lot of great groups out at the same time..

[@thebmc5969]

@@frandanco6289 Yeah, the jury’s still out on these Beatles… time will tell 🙄

[@toddkolod]

Just what I've been looking for on KZbin. Now I can more easily memorize John's parts. I can never get enough of hearing John's harmonies below the melody line.

[@SeasonedAngel1]

My goodness gracious! That sounds like a completely different song than what I've always thought I heard. Still amazing!! Thank You!!!!

[@joelbensenor6537]

Listening to this, I can say that you covered this PERFECTLY in the videos you posted in the past.

[@Inspiteofallthedanger]

It's so much more nuanced than I imagined.

[@talkingabouthistory7385]

Can you please do the same thing with Tell Me Why or When I Get Home?

[@erwinbarrientos3556]

This is the most complicated blending I have ever heard and yet the most beautiful as well. John and Paul is just in a different level.

[@echokeller5778]

So , John’s is double tracked, and Paul’s is too. So we hear the four tracks on the final take?

[@ajhhc]

I don't think Paul is double tracked, since you can hear him running out of air on the second time he sings "was in vain". If he was double tracked, the note would have sounded in the other take. On the mono version, however, there is no double tracking at all.

[@jk4675]

McCartney isn't double tracked

[@harveycan5820]

@@jk4675 John liked to double-track everything.

[@AppleCorp3]

John and Paul doubled their vocals on this song - that can be heard on his isolation, posted earlier. He choose not to track his error because he knew it would be fixed later.

[@tutortle1820]

Yepp. Four tracks

[@guitarswhiskeyandgolf]

This is one of the Beatles most amazing songs. The chord structure is genius and pretty weird. It's open with Bflat minor to D to Dflat. When you play those chords in isolation they sound a bit odd but when you the into melody over them it's magic.

[@guitarswhiskeyandgolf]

Play the intro melody I meant

[@kevinmoore4237]

This is really getting magical ... when you get all these done, you've gotta give us a video showing how you do it! Separating the individual voices seems like it should be impossible. I can make out a bit of the non-featured singer only when they're briefly going into unison but when they're in harmony ... wow ... it's just miraculous what you've done here. And in 1964, they recorded the voices onto the same track right, so even if you had the original 4-track. Checking Jerry Hammack book, he say John and Paul recorded together on track 2, then later overdubbed the same parts on track 4. So have you got some kind of super narrow EQ filter that can be automated to change the center frequency with each note?? It's magic!

[@jacquescousteau217]

I was wondering the same thing. This was prior to ADT ( automatic double tracking ) . I can look it up,and see how tracks were layered. You’re right in mid verses Johns singing melody,and Paul is doubling him. Amazed that Paul could make his voice sound like John’s when he needed or wanted to. Imagine ANY vocal pop group today recording on four tracks analogue . They wouldn’t be able to by a long shot. Choirs ,accapella groups could do it ,but nobody in popular music I can think of.

[@Gustav_Lynwood]

The video is a beautiful rendition of the Beatles song "If I Fell." The vocals are isolated and crystal clear, making it a great resource for vocal practice or for studying the intricacies of John Lennon's vocal performance. I also love that "UnMixIt" can be used to isolate vocals from any song, making it a versatile and useful tool

[@babylonian.captivity]

One of my favorite of theirs. One of the songs I loved to play on my guitar as a kid back in the eighties. One of the songs that taught me how to listen to and sing harmony. "This Boy" was too complex for me to really nail all of but "If I Fell" was sophisticated yet still transparent enough to learn. Such beautiful chords.

[@liverpoolishgirl]

Our ears just naturally supply the melody - it lets us sing along with John Lennon and that's never a bad thing!

[@gutabo]

Congratulations!!! Seems like you found a reliable way to separate these wonderful voices! Can't wait to see what you'll come up with next and what other harmonies you'll isolate!!!

[@steveosowecki3812]

Them boys should could harmonize!!

[@frandanco6289]

I am sure that George Martin who was very well educated in Music already, just showed them on a keyboard, all the harmony possibilities available in their music, and there you have it... He laid the groundwork, and these awesome lads, had to get the chops to do it. And they did so well!!!!

[@加藤紀男-n4p]

I didn't know that there had been hidden contribution to the petfection of harmonies for "if i fell". Celebrated as the fifth Beatle, George Martin's efforts and genius had enabled the band to make big musical progress. That's for sure. Thanks for the tip.

[@colorbeatlesvideosmore2114]

I had no idea you could isolate an in particular voice! Cool! I love these videos and tutorials!

[@RAUL110459]

Mystery revealed: John intertwines the endings of his voice with Paul's voice. But he suddenly joins Paul's voice (1st) and then returns to the voice below. Great, work of geniuses. Congratulations!!!

[@harveycan5820]

Yes, very agile singing!

[@RAUL110459]

@@harveycan5820 20 years ago I doubted if they sang with 3 voices.

[@loisatkins-hawk7673]

Beautiful to hear John’s voice alone on my favorite Beatles song! 💕Thank you!!

[@victorlinge92]

Incredible voice... great pitch too.

[@jdccool]

To this day, this is on my top 5 Beatles song list. And from the very first time I heard it, I was captivated by its simplicity but also its complexity. What was it about this one Beatles song that was so different? The melody that most everyone knows is Paul's vocal. But after listening to John's isolated vocal, I now know why "If I Fell" has been with me for 60 years. Amazing...

[@pocopico7409]

I don’t know how you did this, but wow! This was excellent!

[@hyzercreek]

I thought he had access to the original tapes (4 track, 8, 16 I don't know I had a 16 track Fostex once)

[@FunkyTaurino]

@@hyzercreek i don't think so, maybe with filters. I doesn't sound too clean to be the original tapes

[@kq8923]

melodyne

[@frandanco6289]

@@hyzercreek Dude, No One is going to have access to the original tapes and then, post the music Anywhere - Ever... They belong to someone and they would be idiots to ever release them in the first place... There is so much legal stuff involved alone, to ever prevent that from happening...

[@jamesmonahan1870]

Amazing harmony.

[@LuizGonzagaArcadas]

They are astonishingly fantastic!!! These boys. This boy.

[@frandanco6289]

Luiz Gonzaga --- Oh, the song - "This Boy" is absolutely Amazing !!!!! Some really Beautiful harmonizing, their voices so beautiful ! And someone playing this really old harpsichord or something in the background... Wow... No one did that back then but them...

[@marksinner2289]

Thanks again. Now we will have easier time to learn the melodies.

[@kairak2096]

Increíble trabajo, no sabía que se podía separar una voz de la otra

[@hellogoodbye5887]

he escuchado esa cancion muchisimas veces y nunca imagine que john cantara en tan bajo tono

[@johnheart6890]

Fantastic! It’s only pretend, but now I get a chance to sing this song with Paul’s part, harmonizing with John Lennon!!!! So much fun!!!!

[@jomo87]

... OMG, I've been watching these videos for over a year and amazing that had never occurred to me! Gave it a try just now, and frankly, it was an almost religious experience, like being a VR Beatle - thanks!

[@johnheart6890]

@@jomo87 ha! its probably as close as we can get to being one of the lads! At least in our dreams we can be a Beatle for a minute or two! Can't wait til the new Get Back is released!

[@craigsmith7493]

It’s really two melodies in my view, totally different lines but fit together beautifully. I don’t know how you can write that. Just talent I guess.

[@ricardogalvez7918]

Great, amazing

[@matheuslamha]

How do you do this? It's incredible!

[@AppleCorp3]

I’m always amazed at how much Paul can sound like John, and John can sound like Paul. It must be why they blended so well. It almost sounds like Paul is doubling him here (unison) faintly...but that can’t be!

[@GuajoloteGonzales]

That has a quite simple, but accurate answer, John was a dramatic tenor and Paul an spinto, so they could sound shockingly similar to each other.

[@doahn6124]

If I give my heart To you I must be sure From the very start That you Would love me more than her If I trust in you Oh please Don't run and hide If I love you too Oh please Don't hurt my pride like her 'Cause I couldn't stand the pain And I Would be sad If our new love was in vain So I hope you see That I Would love to love you And that she Will cry When she learns we are two 'Cause I couldn't stand the pain And I Would be sad If our new love was in vain So I hope you see That I Would love to love you And that she will cry When she learns we are two If I fell in love with you...

[@theallegedband231]

Great thanks just let we sang John’s part after listening to the recording over and over and over again

[@nadarajah2468]

John voice is pure class His song singing lead is masterpiece Any time John lennon is the very best among the three Some fans doesn't liked it but John lennon is really world class and that is the fact

[@taniastamatova3911]

Beautiful!John forever❤️❤️

[@johnsummers2822]

Thanks for these very entertaining vids. I have a request, could you please isolate vocals on “ The Word “ from Rubber Soul if it’s possible??

[@Mina-ok5qm]

I sang Paul's part along with John. John's vocals are very sophisticated. It's up and down and not easy to go from one key to another without going flat. He's up when Paul's down.

[@frandanco6289]

It is not hard to sing that part, it is like an alto harmony to the soprano melody.. If you can sight read the music sheet, you can sing your part just fine..

[@quantanglement]

@@frandanco6289 What's amazing is - they couldn't site read. And the bottom line is - they had to create the two parts in the first place - and see how they would mesh.

[@songshineoriginalmusic]

Equally fascinating is the compression on his voice that sometimes squeal from being on the edge of feedback.

[@silviaspadola4969]

Absolutly wonderful. Thanks for sharing. 🙏

[@stormhawk3319]

Although Paul had a greater range as a vocalist I always preferred John’s more distinct nasal raw singing. And he was better at holding pitch compared to Paul. Although Paul is still an incredible vocalist.

[@vinceboston7451]

As I am a bass, I've been singing John's part of this song forever. It's always cool to find someone who can sing Paul's part for the upper harmony. John wrote this song but he wrote the melody too high for his voice and gave the melody to Paul. Even Paul had some difficulty hitting the high note as you can hear Paul's voice crack on "was in vain" . As I said in the previous If I Fell video isolating Paul's voice, If I Fell was and remains my favorite Beatles song for its purity, simplicity and genius song construction. Long live the Beatles!

[@kevinsnyder4425]

Love this.! I had to sing Paul's part ,&the same for the other video ! My favorite Beatles song ! Thanks!

[@dcool2u2]

Same!

[@angiefifis6537]

Loved singing Paul's part too. Beautiful song, always moves me.

[@margieandposh]

It’s fun to listen to this studio stuff but no matter how weird it sounds, we all know it worked because the finished song is wonderful and they sounded beautiful in their live performances. It’s a beautiful thing these Beatles, I will always love their gift to us.

[@erichoehn8262]

Awesome!!

[@joeyburrell3207]

People who knows music know this isn’t weird. It’s one of the harmony lines. Somebody has to take a different pitch, for goodness sake, how do you think harmony is made, people.

[@roychristopher5014]

agreed, I find it easy to sing

[@danielanthonycoupe2143]

Here we go, the know all expert who loves correcting others. Goodness sake yourself. Do one.

[@frandanco6289]

@@danielanthonycoupe2143 No one is correcting anyone... It Is true, this is not difficult if you have sung before even a church choir, and you had to listen to each part, practice their part, and then the next part, then the next, and last, the bass part.. And if you are lucky enough to have taken a few music classes and learned how to sight read music notes on the sheet of music, then you just have to train your brain and your ear to hear you sing your part of say, a basic 4-part harmony, soprano, alto, tenor, and bass.. No one is being mean here...

[@elirosen1391]

For most of their early songs, did John and Paul usually sing into the same microphone?

[@jk4675]

Yup

[@elirosen1391]

@@jk4675 that makes this isolation all the more amazing! I wonder if that applies to I'll Be Back too!

[@frandanco6289]

@@elirosen1391 well, there were a few remasters, right?? They could have separated the voices, etc., later if they wanted to as well..

[@frandanco6289]

When?? In a Concert ? When they recorded their music for a record?? I have seen videos of them singing in separate mic's in concerts. For sure, in the studio to record their music, they would have separate mic's and used headphones, so they could hear themselves louder than the background playing along... They also double-tracked their voices, so it would have a fuller sound, sometimes, just a tiny bit behind the first track, to give it that kind of echo effect too.. George Martin was the genius behind all their music sounding so well.. Yes, the lads wrote the words and probably all of the music, but it took a genius like George Martin to put it all together to help them achieve their "sound" so perfectly..

[@albeatle17]

Professore Frudua (2014): John's variations If I give / From the ve... = D - E - Fsharp If I trust / If I love = E - F - Fsharp So I hope = D - E - Fsharp If I fell (last one) = E - Fsharp - G (1st track) // Fsharp - Fsharp - G Technology (2021): Yes It Is

[@ovalvox7888]

A very unique song. John is singing harmony vocals which is the lead vocal. Paul sings straight forward vocals which is the accompanying back up vocal. Only the Beatles would think of reversing the vocal roles.

[@JohnnyCameo]

Hands up if you sang along trying to emulate Paul’s part 🖐️

[@juanfelipeparraargumedo9838]

If I fell in love with you Would you promise to be true And help me Understand 'Cause I've been in love before And I found that love was more Than just Holding hands If I give my heart To you I must be sure From the very start That you Would love me more than her If I trust in you Oh please Don't run and hide If I love you too Oh please Don't hurt my pride like her 'Cause I couldn't stand the pain And I Would be sad If our new love was in vain So I hope you see That I Would love to love you And that she Will cry When she learns we are two 'Cause I couldn't stand the pain And I Would be sad If our new love was in vain So I hope you see That I Would love to love you And that she will cry When she learns we are two If I fell in love with you...

[@brunolevasseur]

We noticed that John sings, is not necessary the melody we have in our ears, with original song. Genious song as always.

[@frandanco6289]

John had a much lower voice, he could not easily carry the high notes but Paul could.. Now, go play some crosby stills and nash and hear those harmonies!!

[@渡島亘理]

ジョンとハモれてる気がして心地いい…

[@jahmerg1299]

If I give my heart To you I must be sure From the very start That you Would love me more than her If I trust in you Oh please Don't run and hide If I love you too Oh please Don't hurt my pride like her 'Cause I couldn't stand the pain And I Would be sad If our new love was in vain So I hope you see That I Would love to love you And that she Will cry When she learns we are two 'Cause I couldn't stand the pain And I Would be sad If our new love was in vain So I hope you see That I Would love to love you And that she will cry When she learns we are two If I fell in love with you...

[@chirilas5217]

Very nice. Unique piece.👏👏👏👏👏

[@TheWORLDHERO3000]

I had to search out "vocal harmony isolation" as I needed to hear the harmonies. So beautiful.

[@loisatkins-hawk7673]

This is my all time favorite break down of the Beatles harmonies that you have ever done! I listen to John’s part of IF I Fell, more than I listen to the Paul part which is often. The song simply touches my being as no other song ever has! That may sound strange, but it does. It always makes me feel happy,content…without connection to any particular person. To me it is the greatest love song ever written!

[@grabthatauto5]

I never knew he ascending when singing "Give my heart" and "hope you'll see" Never knew why I couldn't sing the song correctly

[@beatles646464]

What fascinates me is that these guys were on that skill level in 1964 !

[@psymi-hk1fp]

I always thought this song had the most interesting vocal harmonies of just about any Beatles song.

[@broccoli_lad]

So absolutely beautiful

[@gabrielcaleb9277]

Excellent job

[@The_910]

Wow! This track really shows what a McCartney harmony can do for a song.

[@harveycan5820]

Actually, McCartney sang the melody. This is a very lovely harmony under the melody. Not easy to do... Takes a very good ear and great control.

[@liverpoolishgirl]

This IS the harmony!

[@The_910]

@@liverpoolishgirl Technically, this is a two part harmony. John the lower, Paul the higher.

[@jk4675]

Lennon wrote both parts and it's his harmony that makes the song have flair

[@The_910]

@@jk4675 Sorry, disagree, while I love John, McCartney's part is what makes the song work from a vocal perspective.

[@heru5472]

How to enjoy this song is by singing together with it and you sing Paul's part...

[@tyrannosauruszeppelin2205]

I played both videos simultaneously. The harmony you hear on the real song was recreated. Beautiful.

[@danedao]

This is great

[@micr0chap]

God, that's clever. Complicated and clever. Never underestimate John's early genius.

[@chuckjordan6455]

cool

[@therealbronxbull8541]

If I Fell is probably one of the most complex duets ever composed and vocalized. Another great harmonious song is, imho, Never My Love by The Association. What is your favorite harmonically balanced song?

[@jacquescousteau217]

What makes this harmony,and many other Beatles harmony parts is they strayed far from the norm. Prior to the Beatles almost all-possibly 95% of harmonies -were based on a major triad , the 3 rd being the obvious choice, and yes it was almost always the high part . - caveat- Always is a word one should never use,hence I gave myself a little wiggle room for the other 5%. The Beach Boys also used sophisticated harmonies - I sang very high,when I was younger I was in Paul’s range. Recently I did a vocal only on “ you won’t see me “ no mic,did it lying in bed on iPad ,same key as the Beatles. I got the high harmonies on the bridge “ I wouldn’t mind if I knew what I was missing “ But ! I missed the harmony on the chorus every time. I sang a natural third. I didn’t hear the mistake ! I sent the iPad recording to a friend of mine that is brilliant musician,and singer. I said I knew something was wrong, please tell me where I missed it. Be honest don’t worry about hurting my feeling “ He wrote me back. “ You sang the wrong part on the harmony on the chorus “ You won’t see me “ you sang a third , it’s a fourth higher,not a third,. You were off a semitone. I’m so sorry your hearing is going out on you “ He was absolutely right. You can’t take things for granted when singing Beatles harmony parts,listen closely. I never would have made that mistake ten years ago. There are times you have to suck it up ,and face reality with humility . If anyone reading this is a singer - I was a session guitar,bass,and vocal player . If your voice is a high tenor it’s generally the bridges where Paul went very high while a Beatles. I pointed out a couple of “bridges” where Paul’s singing an entire octave above John. I’ll Get You,and Baby’s In Black are two off top of head in respect to two part harmonies . But the high harmony on I Will is another great as example of stretching it, whisper it . Don’t get lazy,and complacent when singing harmonies . If you’ve got the gift for it, and the range use it. Baritone vocals are the most under appreciated of all. “If I Fell” is a great example. The lower vocal adds so much to a harmony. Mike Love was a terrible lead singer - why he sang lead on so many Beach Boys tunes I’ll never understand - BUT ! Mike had an incredible ear for low harmony parts. Just like Brian had the high falsetto to great effect ,Mike had that on the low end. With that said Carl was the best full voice singer in the Beach Boys ,Carl was close to Paul vocally ...

[@frandanco6289]

totally agree with everything you said, thank you.. Carl Wilson, certainly, the best all encompassing voice ! Had everything in one..

[@urasam2]

I tried to sing Paul's part along with this but it made me cry because of the sheer beauty and genius of these harmonies

[@kathrynschimpf8957]

Joe Black: John and Paul were harmonizing with each other!! Paul wasn't harmonizing with himself!!!!!

[@Nowheregirl.lyrics]

El modo en q John cambia de tonos tan rapido y natural es increible 😸

[@Revolution9Beatlesfanclub]

Fantastic

[@allkindsofmusic3832]

Incredible with how much detail you can source these things out of 50+ year old recordings

[@eiraa4119]

This a a deceptively difficult vocal to pull off. I wonder how many times they had to work this one out.

[@frandanco6289]

eira A -- Not it is not difficult at all... If you have a basic understanding of music and have sung before in choirs, groups, etc., that all harmonized, and are pretty good or better at sight reading music, then this is ju..st another song to read and sing... I am sure George Martin had a lot to do with this sounding so enchanting..

[@TheMkarr]

Brilliant. One of my favorite to sing along with. Both parts are fun. Thanks much.

[@adamfindlay7091]

I've tried to...this one's hard. Good job Lenny. Cry and pain, very rough! And he makes it sound so easy!!

[@locriz]

I sang with John 😍

[@jeffmckibben2000]

Beautiful awesome 👏

[@mrperkinsthehusky]

That would we cool if we got these for more songs

[@gelar27]

its so hard to sing like Paul 😌

[@dcool2u2]

Ha same! I tried it too lol

[@frandanco6289]

Not if you have a tenor range like he did... If not, well then we have to stay with the lower harmony parts..

[@westfield90]

So awesome

[@javiervelasco7143]

John eternal genius

[@judithgoulding8046]

Wow! This is so unique and so beautiful...it's like he is sitting in the same room with you.

[@rosmelciber]

Wow excelent💪👍

[@tomothan]

Thank you! I will use this to learn Johns part for my own video.

[@merontfeelta2557]

GooD)))))))

[@barryspeight6109]

So Paul sang the higher range. What a blend. A real eye opener. It's so subtle.

[@kichigan1]

David Lee Roth defined jazz by showing John's harmonies.

[@BigSky1]

Majestic

[@kaylaalexap]

If I fell in love with you Would you promise to be true And help me Understand 'Cause I've been in love before And I found that love was more Than just Holding hands If I give my heart To you I must be sure From the very start That you Would love me more than her If I trust in you Oh please Don't run and hide If I love you too Oh please Don't hurt my pride like her 'Cause I couldn't stand the pain And I Would be sad If our new love was in vain So I hope you see That I Would love to love you And that she Will cry When she learns we are two 'Cause I couldn't stand the pain And I Would be sad If our new love was in vain So I hope you see That I Would love to love you And that she will cry When she learns we are two If I fell in love with you...

[@yamazaki8145]

r2d2 lennon