Deconstructing The Beatles - I Call Your Name (Isolated Tracks)

[@ThePoppermostTV]

Ooooooh yeah!! My favourite FABS song at the moment. Love this era of Paul's groove bass playing. No fucks.

[@oao8227]

Great track! Is that solo not available in a google download? Only asking because I know there's been a download available on other songs for blocked parts. Either way, great work as always!

[@paulshotter2094]

The Beatles I call your name on the drums good song from them fifty years old still sounds good now good song

[@idolhanz9842]

Thanks for creating this as I had trouble with George's lead guitar. Another song fully in the repertoire, thanks to you!

[@renesacher]

Great job!!! 👏👏👏 Thanks for sharing 👍🤙

[@juancardenas2283]

A song that could have completed 14 songs on A Hard Day’s Night. Maybe between Things We Said Today and When I Get Home.

[@gersonmartins59]

Very good! Nice job.

[@Juxtaposition1-Bitchute]

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[@tomshappyland2741]

What an amazing voice John Lennon had!

[@CristhoferPinaresRamosCQ]

Lead guitar block 😞

[@Juxtaposition1-Bitchute]

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[@BigSky1]

Ringo!!

[@Juxtaposition1-Bitchute]

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[@tommaloney3938]

is this the first twelve string song. or maybe can't buy me love

[@jameswallace5967]

George didn't have the 12 string at the time this song was recorded in 1963.

[@crudeliocastillejoscrudo8255]

@@jameswallace5967 This song was recorded in the A Hard Day's Night Sessions, George already had the 12S Rickenbacker, in this same day day The Beatles recorded too"Long Tall Sally" and "I'm Happy Just to Dance with You" in 3 hours. In the Mark Lewisohn book even in wiki you can read it. Sorry my english.

[@rbstems]

Pretty sure that's You Can't Do That, recorded on the 25th of February 1964 ; I Call Your Name was recorded on the 1st of March, along with I'm Happy Just To Dance With You and Long Tall Sally.

[@Juxtaposition1-Bitchute]

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[@BigSky1]

@@jameswallace5967 Billy J Kramer recorded the song first in 1963.