Paul composes Get Back from nothing The Beatles Get Back

[@flightoftheshaman6785]

Part 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3K9m5aEftSYr8k

[@lenalennon8746]

Not from "nothing". Paul - AND ALL THE BOYS - was CHANNELING LENA. ~ JOHN 9:54 (#9)

[@lsghost5805]

I love how John walks in casually sits down and synchs with the other three effortlessly

[@breveennkukan3603]

The Beatles are one of a kind

[@vin5388]

I'm so angry they removed the earlier scene where he truly composed it out of nothing- it was the highlight of the documentary.

[@memorivas7515]

could you please, please share the source of it?

[@Procrastinacion_]

THEY REMOVED IT???? WHAT???

[@Procrastinacion_]

Nonononono i'm in panic right now

[@popkorn256]

@@Procrastinacion_ He meant this video is missing the early bit where Paul starts strumming and humming. I also think it's the highlight of the whole film :)

[@Procrastinacion_]

@@popkorn256 Yesss i know what he meant. It's printed in me mind

[@michaellamore1221]

I love John walking in and realizing what’s happening

[@psndsh]

I love how ringo is so invested

[@occulusrexmedia]

My favorite part of the whole Documentary was how happy Ringo was to be there. You could tell in almost every scene he is just smiling and happy and loving every minute.

[@Gios_JDM_garage]

Amazing that someone recorded the moment in history where we went from to this song not existing to existing

[@JJJJJVVVVVLLLLL]

fwiw there is also a doc of the stones making sympathy for the devil from start to finish… made less than a year apart

[@Airestotle09]

Even George and Ringo were awestruck like “what are we watching”

[@T.1.G.G.A]

It's John coming in tardy and jamming like he was there the whole time. He had a great ear.

[@andreasruddy7349]

Just mind blowing the way he created Masterpiece out of thin air...talented is just understatement word for these Lads.

[@47imagine]

You do realize that ALL songs effectively "come out of thin air." Every masterpiece of a song had a songwriter struggling at a piano or a guitar or whatever to compose it. You just happen to be seeing the Beatles do it here but this is what songwriters do.

[@lenalennon8746]

Lena Lennon Not from "nothing". Paul - AND ALL THE BOYS - was CHANNELING LENA. ~ JOHN 9:54 (#9)

[@brianmcawesome]

Repetition! Paul and John wrote 100 songs before they recorded anything! They practiced songwriting, so many people think it just comes to them.

[@PhilMoskowitz]

It's amazing to see Paul, totally from scratch, create such an iconic song as "Get Up and Go".

[@stephenviveney5836]

Almost as good as when he wrote OUCH!

[@miriam2956]

😂

[@littlemissmello]

Not as good as Cheese and Onions

[@aquamarine99911]

This song was originally "It's OK to leave your dog in a hot car". But the uptight suits at EMI vetoed it, so they dubbed in the Get Back lyrics into this clip. It actually took Paul a fortnight to come up with the song.

[@derekgornall]

One of my dad and I's favorite movies. Criminally underrated, the Rutles!

[@krisscanlon4051]

Look at the synergy at 1:21 when that 4 headed beast truly took off...unreal their chemistry.

[@claytonshank6871]

I’m eleven years older than the oldest Beatle pictured here. They were just kids. It’s unbelievable not only the prodigious talent but also the Rolodex of rock and roll history they summoned on command. You cant buy this level of artistry, it is genetic predisposition combined with peerless work ethic, luck and timing. I’m ecstatic Jackson’s team gave us the definitive document of a world class band at the peak of their powers.

[@theperson8539]

I wouldn't say genetic, I feel like genetics play very little role in it, like John taking an insanely long time to learn how to play the chords on instruments. I'd say it was more that the expression was important enough that they expanded their mastery to suit the needs of the message they intended to spread.

[@wondrousparrot2815]

You ever listen to Death Grips?

[@claytonshank6871]

@@theperson8539 I don’t deny that’s a part of it, but I do think the potential for songwriting, appetite and aptitude for music is something, more or less, that is “baked in” to the individual independent of natural ease with instrumentation. They were all artistically inclined, and lucked into an unusually fertile moment in the history of popular music that was primed for the taking.

[@theperson8539]

@@claytonshank6871 I guess, I dunno, I feel like people are too fatalistic nowadays, whereas it has always been the case that anyone can have the ingredients for success. Simply lacking the instruments to make it.

[@yoya4766]

And just like that a hit is born.

[@gordonmarshall52]

They were like wizards when it comes to music. Amazing to hear the song forming. I miss them

[@Peteripattaya]

He wrote this song on a base guitar. Someone rang him up 1973, friday afternoon, and the song was ready to be recorded saturday evening! Im talking about ”Live and Let die!”

[@ThereAreThoseWhoCallMeTim]

I would love for the people who believe that Paul McCartney died in 1966 and replaced by a lookalike to try and explain this.

[@danielgoncalves6438]

Only idiots believe that theory

[@god124812]

No one with any sane mind belives that

[@ThereAreThoseWhoCallMeTim]

@@god124812 There are *tons* of people today who legitimately unironically think that the earth is flat. I don’t think anything is off the table anymore when it comes to insane, reality-denying conspiracy theories.

[@bambam286]

Watched this prolly 20x in a row it is simply incredible. Each member knows how amazing it is and exactly the sound they need to add simply unreal

[@bambam286]

Back again this is the greatest video ever . I am shocked still prolly 100th time watching just a great video and amazing talent

[@mipmipmipmipmip]

Ringo's drumming fits like a glove.

[@jessejordache1869]

And that's how it came to be the wah-heavy proto-funk song that we all grew up with.

[@djpeibol]

Absolutamente increíble. Un derroche de talento, ritmo y comprensión de la música. Para mí, el mejor músico de todos los tiempos

[@KingHarry1]

This is one of the most amazing things I’ve ever seen

[@bellemm1933]

Amazing!!!

[@Alvaric]

Se le pone a uno la piel de gallina

[@alexandriaocasio-smollett5078]

This is one of the most bonkers behind the scenes or “making of“ clips I’ve ever seen in any genre of music or film or sport or television. Paul gets a basic idea. He begins nurturing.. massaging.. willing.. what will become one of the greatest songs ever written completely out of thin air. Absolutely astonishing.

[@47imagine]

It's called songwriting, dude.

[@alexandriaocasio-smollett5078]

@@47imagine Oh is that whats its called, dude? If it was that simple, dude, then everyone would do it, dude. People would be shitting out greatest songs ever written left and right, dude.

[@47imagine]

​@@alexandriaocasio-smollett5078 You're missing my point, "dude."

[@Talisman09]

@@alexandriaocasio-smollett5078 lmao

[@gutar5675]

It's an okay song. Definitely not "one of the greatest songs ever written"

[@82Gallagher]

What a moment!❤

[@rooman6250]

Wrangling in a piece of The ‘Verse and weaving an oeuvre like it’s just another day. Always an impressive watch. And that is why legends are who they are and why no one will remember your name..😏

[@benjaminclasper9355]

Thin air completely just came to him at the moment.

[@lenalennon8746]

Lena Lennon 0 seconds ago Not from "nothing". Paul - AND ALL THE BOYS - was CHANNELING LENA. ~ JOHN 9:54 (#9)

[@benjaminclasper9355]

You what?

[@GemAndMoth]

It’s bonkers to me that the original production team had this clip as said “yeah cut it”

[@yessharp472]

God bless them all.

[@Sbaunz]

4 people who made music history together

[@aaronchristian9920]

What a privilege it is to watch this

[@gabrielfanin1412]

They were Very talented ..great band

[@krikortersak]

F-ucking genius

[@monicarollo2462]

Pure magic

[@benjaminclasper9355]

You see this is true genius here of music it’s like he just made it up on the spot.

[@47imagine]

It's called songwriting, dude. Every masterpiece of a song starts somewhere. Just because you're seeing how the sausage is made doesn't make Paul like Mozart. Granted, he's a very talented songwriter.

[@benjaminclasper9355]

Yes I know that I was just making a point of how good it was that’s all.

[@benjaminclasper9355]

I know it’s called songwriting.

[@dovesandcoldplay]

Pure iconic Michelangelo level genius.

[@user-ss9hv5wc3c]

É a melhor bsnda de rock do mundo.

[@giuseppemicciche8223]

I now believe in magic

[@hammerhead222]

Ringo has the voice of an angel!

[@vichentel]

This was today 54 years ago!!

[@Druezy]

Appreciate Santino!

[@Nebulung]

George's playing is so good here

[@AE_RADESIGN-dr2uy]

Paul get back

[@lucianobrignardello9312]

❤

[@johnblack9298]

Brilliant

[@michaelseet3779]

Alchemy ❤

[@shaunlappin4180]

This blows my mind

[@AbbyNormal777]

Paul McCartney was 🔥🔥

[@geovanedearaujodosanjos9793]

The Geniuses make Music outta nothing.

[@geovanedearaujodosanjos9793]

😃😃 Just finished watching the documentary and I can't take their songs outta my head LOL 😅😅

[@bentleycoupe8788]

@@geovanedearaujodosanjos9793 the Beatles are incredible.

[@lenalennon8746]

Lena Lennon 0 seconds ago Not from "nothing". Paul - AND ALL THE BOYS - was CHANNELING LENA. ~ JOHN 9:54 (#9)

[@squishvr174]

sometimes i wish my friends were like the beatles.

[@nigefal]

Lennon wanders in late - it is like they are telling him to go back home again.

[@GreatDarkSpot]

Supposedly, he and Yoko thought it might be aimed at her, telling her that she should 'get back'. Which, to be fair, was an understandable way for the rest of them to feel.

[@Drogers8675]

So damn cool

[@jesusa_ikher]

I think whats interesting about this video yo me is the see them compose. Really, like any other musician ever has and with people that connect with you. Astonishing really. I hope to see either legally or not this documentary some day

[@zaproodas9626]

Ringo saw dollar signs

[@jmoncada06]

It seems like this that makes me think Paul was the most talented member of the group

[@JeroenZM]

He was. He's a musical prodigy

[@bufflucario]

Hard to say, but he was probably the most disciplined one. John had extraordinary talent, but was very lazy. Especially towards the end. He also had a heroin problem during these sessions. George was incredibly talented too, but had built up a lot of frustration, understandably. Ringo was an amazing drummer and the perfect fit for the band.

[@hectorsanchez5818]

Santino brought me

[@riclee9504]

😢

[@beatlesdog1]

The early part 1 minute is still on KZbin.

[@adborder.]

Get Back Yoko.

[@steelyburt]

#9

[@ArslanSagin]

John is late. Probably arguing with his witch. John is singing "get back to where you once belong".

[@quogir1]

In this Video you can clearly see George playing the Bass

[@john-nx4xn]

Are you sure we have free will? Coz that came from a place none have control over

[@lenalennon8746]

Lena Lennon Not from "nothing". Paul - AND ALL THE BOYS - was CHANNELING LENA. ~ JOHN 9:54 (#9)

[@_swegs]

What timestamp in the documentary is this?

[@agp9844]

Was caned heat inspired

[@johnwesley5119]

From nothing? I’d imagine this was inspired by a blues song.

[@ChubbyChecker182]

Will A.i. ever really be able to create out of nothing like this ?

[@goldenhourkodak]

All songs come out of nothing

[@billdmackay]

Thank you for pointing out what more people should realize. It's a great thing to capture, but yes all songs come out of the ether.

[@barryschwarz]

What makes this special is two things - how brilliant the song is, and how little time it took to make. All songs come from 'nothing' - in that all songs are informed by previous music. But few iconic songs emerge so quickly in such great form.

[@Throwawayjim119]

“Lennon/McCartney” 🤨

[@billdmackay]

The songwriting credit order of Lennon-McCartney was devised and agreed upon by the duo. Both writers received equal credit for Beatles songs whether they wrote them separately or together.

[@patrickvanrinsvelt4466]

This was too far along. The birth happened about a minute earlier in the documentary. Best part of the doco. This is a poor edit.

[@danibeautylove]

Are you frickin kidding me Paul? PAUL. PAUL. This is an insane amount of talent. Holy crap

[@47imagine]

It's called songwriting dude. This is how it's done.

[@aidanbrown2529]

@@47imagine then write get back dude. or something else that good and become the next Beatles since you obviously know exactly how they did it🙃

[@47imagine]

@@aidanbrown2529 F**k off. I was just commenting on the original guy being so overly dramatic.

[@NaaHva]

I love how George and Ringo are completely wasting their time listening to Billy strumming Paul's Höfner.

[@Whatever22ification]

Is this still on Disney+? I can't find it.

[@tracyevans9012]

Yes it is. I just finished watching it on Disney+ Such a great,likeable group.

[@quemeup]

Adjust your privacy settings…. I needed to switch from 14 under …to …… All programming!

[@yoya4766]

It's called CREATIVITY folks. As opposed to sitting here consuming videos on youtube.

[@lenalennon8746]

Lena Lennon 0 seconds ago Not from "nothing". Paul - AND ALL THE BOYS - was CHANNELING LENA. ~ JOHN 9:54 (#9)

[@Keyw]

It's called CREATIVITY folks. As opposed to sitting here consuming showcases at the museum. - Me to the mouthbreathers at the covered wagon exhibit

[@chillindylan9828]

Why couldn’t they keep the wah peddle😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭🤮😭

[@stevens5541]

No.....he obviously had the song as you wouldn't just sit down and instantly write a song....he had obviously been working in in.

[@daemondif7051]

Actually the scene before this one shows him just strumming the bass and singing randomly while Get back slowly takes form.

[@gorgolyt]

What do you think song writing is? Every song is composed "from nothing". It's awesome to see Paul composing, but the hyperbole around it is embarrassing.

[@barryschwarz]

If the hyperbole is about watching an iconic song being born, forgive it. if it's about someone inventing a song, it's only half wrong. Brilliant songs usually take weeks to months to develop, even years. But great song writers in great bands can hand it all together in an extraordinarily short amount of time.

[@convictTKM]

This is good but Love Take Me Down to the Streets was better…

[@johnblack9298]

And the rooftops

[@duncan-xg9sh]

John Lennon: Barges in after the work has been done Adds nothing Gets first writing credit Doesn't apologise

[@billdmackay]

He didn't barge in. It was a Beatles Session. The songwriting credit order of Lennon-McCartney was devised and agreed upon by the duo when in their teens. Both writers received equal credit for Beatles songs whether they wrote them separately or together.

[@MonicaWoods-lh7ty]

And also, Lennon later wrote a great guitar solo for it and played it. Should we mention the many songs that were done with 1-3 Beatles at most?...Should we mention that John Lennon started the band?...How about the fact that John wrote an estimated 15% more original songs than Paul, thus netting Paul more money for less work if you want to get petty about it. Point about contributions made I think.

[@paulhallatt4313]

Barges in? What a dumbass comment. He joined the session and they carried on...

[@xgalarion8659]

"wow he created it from nothing". Duh. How else do you make songs

[@bobgordon236]

Never cared for any of the Let it Be sessions or material. They were done by now. Lame songs.