THE BASS!! First Time Reacting to The Beatles - "Come Together"

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[@UnknownClasher0]

GREAT reaction!! Props for noticing the and appreciating the Bass and Drums! They definitely made the song. Keep reacting🎸🎸

[@slavaukraini404]

Paul McCartney is the Beatles Bass Player. He is considered one of the greatest and the most melodic bass player. His Bass line on "Something" is melodic genius.

[@Michael-xk3sp]

He used to regularly be the top in the Downbeat polls forty to fifty years ago.

[@Kathmak]

Oh Darling, Hey Jude, Let it Be, Got to Get You Into My Life, Taxman, Eleanor Rigby, In My Life...keep your journey going.

[@TheBrian08]

Paul McCartney is the greatest bass player ever. "A Day in the Life"

[@Angelabout1]

"Let me roll it"!

[@raymcarthur3870]

No argument from me!

[@bidensucks8664]

Rain and Penny Lane. He became the lead guitarist.

[@lynnbrice6396]

U know it !!!

[@nowhere982]

No sorry , love Paul, but, John Entwistle and John Paul Jones were better

[@lucasroth7922]

Paul McCartney on bass! Probably the greatest songwriter and musician of the modern era!Stu Sutcliffe was originally the bassist back in 62'.

[@jamesedmondson4921]

And McCartney is left handed. He played a left handed bass.

[@Steve_Stowers]

Just to elaborate: Paul McCartney was the Beatles' regular bassist and played bass on most of their songs (including this one), but there are a few that have George or John on bass. Stu Sutcliffe was the original bassist but left the group in '61 and died (much too young) in '62, so you won't hear him on any of their records.

[@gdj6298]

Apparently, John 's demo was faster and a bit rockier - it was Paul that suggested slowing it down and making it "Swampy".

[@actionic135]

What constantly amazes me about "Come Together" is how simple all the parts seem separately, but put them together and magic results.

[@hongfang2348]

John Lennon wrote this song. The lyrics don't mean anything except John was doing word play, which he likes to do sometimes. The song comes from the end of The Beatles. This album, Abbey Road, was their last recorded music before they broke up to pursue solo careers. Early Beatles-I suggest the song Yesterday (written by Paul). Middle Beatles-I suggest Penny Lane (written by Paul). Late Beatles-I suggest While My Guitar Gently Weeps (written by George).

[@frankiebowie6174]

In 1969, LSD advocate Timothy Leary asked John to write him a campaign song when he was running for governor of California. It’s not exactly “Happy Days Are Here Again,” and Leary never became governor, but we have this. Ringo’s drums are sublime.

[@hays9008]

​@@frankiebowie6174correct

[@jenniferfoster1692]

Muddy Waters was an iconic Mississippi Blues musician who influenced all the 60s rock musicians, including The Beatles.

[@philshorten3221]

Pauls Bass was stolen and was missing for decades until it was only very recently found and returned to him. Apparently Paul cried but I don't know for sure, but I am sure it must have brought floods of memories.

[@PeterBuwen]

That's true. But in the meantime he had another one. 😝

[@sourisvoleur4854]

And of course the Höfner wasn't the only bass he played. He didn't play it during the Wings years. He added it back recently in live performances.

[@cyclops60]

You can't go wrong with the Beatles, any era. Such a diverse catalogue and all amazing. 'Yesterday' and 'Revolution' for two extremes! Cheers

[@79BlackRose]

George Harrison played lead and rhythm guitar on this one. Paul McCartney was their bassist and he also played electric piano on this one.

[@philwillett9102]

McCartney played the lead licks on this song as well as the bass and piano...wiki is not a very good source for this kind of stuff

[@79BlackRose]

@@philwillett9102 What is your source?

[@nahoj234]

Paul McCartney plays bass

[@philwillett9102]

It's NOT wikipedia@@79BlackRose

[@newms69]

Billy Preston played the organ. Fact

[@stevepecorella2704]

Bass Paul. I am the Walrus, If I fell,, I Want You.

[@picolo4102]

Rooftop concert: get back and dont let me down

[@sally2shoes]

Yeah. I was gonna say the only live I would insist on is Don’t Let Me Down.

[@MDreeezy]

Thank you🫡

[@OneRaxy]

I've got a feeling!

[@patticrichton1135]

AND "I'VE GOT A FEELING" from the SAME roof top concert.

[@user-jp6in7fx9c]

John and George played guitar, Paul played bass, Ringo played drums, and they all 4 sang. John, George, and Paul sang their own songs, and Ringo was always given at least one song on each album. And Ringo's real name is Richard Starkey.

[@Michael-xk3sp]

Sorry, Ringo's real name was Ringo!!!!!

[@user-jp6in7fx9c]

@@Michael-xk3sp No.its what I said. I'm 64 and have known that since I was like 8 or 9. Don't take my word for it, look it up and educate yourself. And it's not 'was' it's 'is'. He's still alive.

[@Michael-xk3sp]

@@user-jp6in7fx9c just jokin' cause I'm smokin'. Of Course it is Richard Starkey. What i meant to say was that there was only one Ringo, and he has been unfairly criticized over the years. I'm 70. No issue. Peace.

[@user-jp6in7fx9c]

@@Michael-xk3sp Actually I think Ringo has his own band that he plays in called All Star Band and there is a drummer named Ringo, different guy, in a band called Los Lonely Boys. At least according to my sister who's the biggest Beatles person I know. And it's funny as I'm really not a big Beatles person at all yet I seem to know more about them than I should.

[@farfromperfek]

My suggestion is "A Day in a Life"

[@lucasroth7922]

I Want You (She's So Heavy)next please!!

[@ghiaman65]

Definitely!

[@deborahdean]

Yes!

[@stuman1207]

A great song to begin to explore their psychedelic era is Strawberry Fields Forever. There is a trippy video they did to support this song when it was released as a single. This was way before videos were even a thing!

[@denniswatson455]

Please give a listen to While My Guitar Gently Weeps, one of George Harrison's best songs.

[@kd2mill]

"Tomorrow Never Knows" is trippy and way ahead of its time.

[@Bekka_Noyb]

♥ The Beatles! So many great songs so suggest: Let It Be, Get Back, Revolution #1, Help, Yesterday, Something, Here Comes The Sun, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Norwegian Wood, Strawberry Fields Forever, Eleanor Rigby, Love Me Do, In My Life, And I Love Her, Hey Jude & Paperback Writer. FYI - this is just a short list of their best 😉 BTW - you should really check out Bob Dylan sometime. I'd suggest starting with Like A Rolling Stone. I'd stick with the official studio versions for Dylan

[@michaeldezego340]

There are so many songs but I’ll suggest these and I’ll tell you why. First “Strawberry Fields” written by Lennon. It was a childhood garden where he played. McCartney countered with “Penny Lane” which was a place in Liverpool from his childhood. It was a friendly competition between them.

[@79BlackRose]

Eleanor Rigby

[@justme2]

Good call

[@kevinlawes591]

A day in the life!😉👊

[@hopeklemann1]

the amazing Mr Billy Preston on keyboards

[@thewizard6077]

Paul actually wrote the keyboard part. He wanted a swampy feel to it. There's a bit of mystery to who actually played the Fender Rhodes. It was either Paul or John. The story I always heard was Paul played the part first, with John looking over his shoulder to see how he was playing it, then going back and re-recording the part himself. Billy Preston was definitely around during that era but does not play on this particular track. Peace

[@jamestaylor9236]

Dear Prudence is one of the Beatles most under rated songs!

[@somethingyousaid5059]

Yes for sure.

[@lindasalaki9404]

Keep Groovy to the Beatles 😎 ☮️ ❣️Don't let me down 💙 L ucy in the sky with Diamonds.

[@smartin807]

I looked it up both on the actual album and on line and they both agreed that Paul McCartney played Bass on "Come Together"

[@lesblatnyak5947]

Son start at track one first album and play the library in order 🙏🎶 Good Day Sunshine

[@patticrichton1135]

Yes @MDREEEZY, that is the BEST way to learn and APPRECIATE how the Beatles music evolved and progressed from 1962 through early 1970 , listening to their catalogue just as we "first generation fans'" heard it back in the '60s. I was a 16/17 year old when the Beatles came to the U.S. for the first time the first week in February 1964, but they had been known in the UK and Europe from 1962, but known in their home city Liverpool, England, when they were the local area band since 1957 Keep in mind the songs on their first UK Album "PLEASE PLEASE ME" and second UK Album "WITH THE BEATLES" were what MADE THEM EXTREMELY popular from the start, we went WILD over them, especially us girls. Their music was DIFFERENT in those first albums, from anything we had heard before, at that time. KEEP that in MIND, without those early singles and albums, they would NEVER have progressed to songs like "Come Together" which is from 1969. A year before the broke up in mid 1970.

[@donaldromesburg1902]

That drum , that bass , that voice that everything damn the memories. Thanks

[@Markhypnosis1]

Paul McCartney plays bass. George Harrison is lead guitar, John Lennon was rythmn guitar. Have a listen to While My Guitar gently Weeps by the Beatles. George Harrison wrote it and sings lead vocals, and his guitar playing is exquisite!

[@79BlackRose]

But he didn't play the guitar solo.

[@Markhypnosis1]

@@79BlackRose Oh blimey, I didn't know that. Just looked it up, it was Eric Clapton. That's a bit disappointing. Still an incredible song though.

[@79BlackRose]

@@Markhypnosis1 Yes it is a bit surprising. The Jeff Healey Band covered if brilliantly with George on acoustic. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4WQdWprhZ5ge6c

[@79BlackRose]

@@Markhypnosis1 Yes it is a bit surprising. The Jeff Healey Band covered if brilliantly with George on acoustic. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4WQdWprhZ5ge6c

[@79BlackRose]

@@Markhypnosis1 Yes it is a bit surprising. The Jeff Healey Band covered it brilliantly with George on acoustic.

[@ronlyster5667]

You're a great listener! Keep groovin' on the Beatles. Next: "Don't Let Me Down".

[@ronturner9850]

Great reaction… try Oh Darlin’ . For one extreme to the other listen to Helter Skelter and then Norwegian Wood. Keep em coming!

[@scottdavis2252]

Muddy Waters was a great blues musician.

[@patszastkiw4287]

Spring is here. Best song to celebrate the season is “Here Comes the Sun.”

[@thewizard6077]

One of your best reactions! I recommend 2 live videos. The 1st one is from the Beatles 1st live appearance in the U.S. on the Ed Sullivan Show performing the song "Twist and Shout". The 2nd is from the Beatles last live appearance performing the song "Don't Let Me Down" on a London rooftop. Peace

[@mercychoke4475]

•Blackbird •And I Love Her 🎭👁🎭

[@richardpedrazine731]

❤Paul is on bass, John on rhythm, George on lead abd ofcoueae Ringo on drums

[@anthonyv1719]

LIVE version of "HEY JUDE" by the BEATLIES on the David Frost show. Its live, and it will show you right then and there how good they were.

[@patdonnelly9392]

Rooftop 'Don't Let Me Down', 'In My Life', I've got a Feeling', or early stuff like "help' and Hard Day's Night'. They evolved so much in 7 years, but you can't go wrong with anything they did! Thanks for this 👍

[@tomhenno4000]

Great Reaction Early years. It was mostly Ringo Drums Harrison Lead Guitar Lennon Rythym Guitar McCartney Bass. While Ringo stuck to Drums and other percussion The other 3 were very accomplished musicians and could play many instruments McCartney played drums on a couple of tracks Harrison played Bass on others. Lennon, Mccarthy played piano /organ. Harrison used keyboard to write a couple of his songs. Also he introduced an Indian Zitar to some tracks I think it is what makes them the greatest group ever. They were constant experimenting.

[@rroman6405]

Great reaction and nice headphones too! Keep up the good work.

[@user-ou9it2oh5u]

That’s a whole new rabbit hole lol Nice!

[@brianfisher6165]

"Love Me Do" was their first release! If you start at the beginning and work your way through you can see how they progressed and how they influenced the world with music, hair and clothing styles!👌👌👍👍😁😁✌✌

[@MikeytheGeek7711]

Paul McCartney played the bass. He played piano and some guitar too. Stuart Sutcliffe was in the group very early on, but he was gone even before they recorded their first album, I'm pretty sure. I think Paul became the bass player because he needed a new guitar. So they told him to just buy a bass instead. McCartney and Lennon wrote most of the songs, but George Harrison was an excellent songwriter too and actually wrote some of my favorite Beatles songs. He usually only got to put one or two of his songs on every album. So he really made them count. When the Beatles broke up, he put out a triple solo album because he had written so many songs that the Beatles never recorded. That solo album was called All Things Must Pass and had some big hits on it. They all had successful solo careers. McCartney actually put together another group called Paul McCartney and the Wings and had a lot of hits. Lennon just did his own thing and had some solo hits through the years. Even Ringo had some hits. He had a song called Photograph and a song called It Don't Come Easy that are really good songs. I think George Harrison helped Ringo out a lot with his solo albums. I left you a list of great Beatles songs after your last Beatles reaction. Since you're asking for suggestions again, I'll just leave you one from that list, Here Comes the Sun. It's a George Harrison song. His voice sounds a lot like Lennon's. It takes a little while before you can tell them apart. McCartney's voice is easier to recognize.

[@brandonflorida1092]

Actually, when Stuart announced he was leaving, John told George to switch to bass. George refused and then Paul volunteered to do it.

[@tomheim9516]

Stuart was more an artist than musician. He was asked to play bass early on and was so embarrassed about his lack of ability that he would often turn his back to the audience. This was during their early days in Hamburg.

[@PeterOConnell-pq6io]

Harrison and Lennon on guitar, McCartney on bass, Ringo one of the most underrated drummers ever. Every Beatles song was different, and they made morphing from one to another seem so easy.

[@user-fc8lz1cg4x]

A Day in the Life. Great reaction. ❤😊

[@Michael-xk3sp]

Dude" Muddy Waters was one one of the most influential blues man-right up there with BB King, Albert King, Bo Diddley, Howlin Wolf, Ike Turner, Little Walter, Chuck Berry, Check 'em all out. The foundation of Rock and Roll. Like Bo Diddley once said: The blues had a baby, and they called it Rock and Roll,

[@tmac709]

Do one of the Beatles first songs...."I Want To Hold Your Hand." An early song...."Dizzy Miss Lizzy." A good rock and roll song.

[@eljane6551]

Let it be, Get Back, I've got a feeling, strawberry fields.

[@RockinMamaT]

Get back from the final show from the rooftop of Abby road studios. And their live performance of All you need is love live 1967 when the first satellites went up. Two if the more important Bealtles moments IMO of course❤😂

[@terrytowelling8114]

I remember my sister buying this 45 when it first came out. It was a double A side with George Harrison's 'Something' (I think). 'Something' and 'While my Guitar Gently Weeps' are probably my favourite Beatles tracks.

[@surfwriter8461]

John Lennon on rhythm guitar, George Harrison lead guitar and rhythm (overdub), Paul McCartney on bass and electric piano, Ringo on drums. There are songs on which Lennon plays lead lines with or without Harrison, and times when McCartney plays another guitar as well as drums, and percussion by Ringo. So it varied on certain songs and as they overdubbed different instrumental enhancements. And Billy Preston became a somewhat regular member of the band around this time as well, playing keyboards and generally providing some inspiration on various songs in the studio recording.

[@patriceschmitz521]

If I Fell

[@FantasticBabblings]

Stu Sutcliffe left the Beatles in 1961 to focus on art. Sadly, he died in 1962 at age 21 from a ruptured aneurysm. He was John’s best friend in art school. There is a good movie about the early days that focuses on Stu and John’s friendship. It’s called Backbeat.

[@brandonflorida1092]

He wanted at least as much to focus on Astrid Kirchherr.

[@somethingyousaid5059]

I was born in 1962. One in, one out.

[@IZZY_EDIBLE]

Do HEY JUDE!

[@erickvermeulen9734]

Man, these four persons in a band in the sixties were the vanguard of a musical revolution, a lot happened musically between Love Me Do and Let It Be... Enjoy the ride and discovery

[@DJBilodeau]

Stuart Sutcliffe was the Beatles first bass guitarist. But he left the band and sadly passed away in 1962. This song is 7 years later than that, and it's Paul McCartney at his prime as a bass player with the Beatles.

[@patticrichton1135]

Paul is the usual bass player in the Beatles. However, John, George and Paul could play multiple instruments. John was the usuall rhythm guitarist but also played piano, bass, lead, acoustic guitars, and organ. George was the usual LEAD guitarist but could ALSO play bass if needed. He also played acoustic guitar, sitar, and ukulele and some piano. Besides his usual bass, Paul played lead guitar, acoustic guitar, piano, organ, ukulele and was also a very good drummer. Ringo played drums, percussion and could play a little bit piano. Stu Sutcliffe was their first bass player in the original band of John, Paul, George, Pete Best (on drums) which was before they were famous. Look up "STUART SUTCLIFFE" on line to learn more about his short life (he died of a brain hemorrhage at the age of 21)

[@deborahdean]

Picking favorite Beatles songs is hard because there are just so many. Listening chronologically would be my suggestion, because you'll get to see how their music developed and what a phenomenon they were.

[@TheDivayenta]

Sutcliffe❤ was with them in the early 60’s when they played gigs in Hamburg. He died of a brain tumor in his early 20’s. Paul is the BASS MASTER! ❤ There’s a newer video of this with the boys in a dreamy cartoon. It’s perfect to the music. ❤

[@TheDivayenta]

Sutcliffe was with them in the early 60’s when they played gigs in Hamburg. He died of a brain tumor in his early 20’s. Paul is the BASS MASTER! ❤

[@DJBilodeau]

Paul McCartney is driving that bassline; he and Ringo on drums are absolutely driving this song!

[@DJBilodeau]

Paul is the main bass player for the Beatles, and this is his bassline. Writing partner John Lennon gave interviews after the breakup of the Beatles and called Paul "a very underrated bass player." George and even John has hopped on the bass before (Helter Skelter), but Paul was the Beatles main bass player.

[@PreacherAtArrakeen]

Fave band since I was 4, 60 years ago.

[@gustavogutierrez9086]

Great reaction. You really can't go wrong with any song in the Beatles catalog but since you started on this album, Abbey Road (their next to last from 1969), you should probably check the rest of the songs in the album. At a minimum, check out "I Want You (She's So Heavy)" but all the songs are gems in this album. Personnel in this song: John Lennon - lead and backing vocals, guitar, handclaps, tambourine Paul McCartney - backing vocal, bass, electric piano George Harrison - lead and rhythm guitars Ringo Starr - drums, maraca

[@nanlewis]

Just start with the beginning and follow them through. It's all fantastic!

[@mamared56]

Early Beatles music is fantastic...how it all started! Here are some of my early-mid career Beatles favorites: "If I Needed Someone", "Hide Your Love Away", "She Loves You", I'm Looking Through You", "The Night Before", "Tell Me Why", "Doctor Robert", "And Your Bird Can Sing", "I'm a Loser", "Every Little Thing"

[@MrPaulb1982]

Paul's always on bass , George on lead guitar, John on rhythm guitar and Ringo on drums

[@jamesdrynan]

For me, as a Beatle fan of 61 years, Abbey Road is the culmination of the best of the Beatles. Something, the song following Come Together, is Harrison's finest work. Also, Paul's bass work on the ballad is exemplary.

[@ElCentralScrutinizer]

Ringo put towels on the tom drums to damp down the sound a little bit. Love this song for 45 years and just learned that little tid bit yesterday.

[@johnniekight1879]

"Helter Skeler". Considered the first "Metal" song.

[@EdTenny-ri8tc]

I always had a soft spot for nowhere man. I think you might like it.

[@northernassassin6056]

This comes out tomorrow the world is shook in 72 hours. DIFFERENT

[@richardanderson3322]

While My Guitar Gently Weeps

[@miranporedos03]

I get goosebumps when I hear John Lennon sing

[@spitfirenutspitfirenut4835]

You are lucky to experience this phenomenon

[@davideberhart9523]

Paul on bass, George and John on guitar and Ringo on drums.

[@owl-gd6ce]

George Harrison was the guitar player. but they were multi-intrumental ! Love your reactions..peace

[@Angelabout1]

Have you heard the one where they're playing on the roof? "Don't let me down"! Thanks M! Michael Jackson did a good cover of "Come Together" as well! New fellow Canadian supporter and subscriber , Lord knows we need it!

[@mrnobody3161]

Taxman, an early song written and sung by George Harrison. It's got a rebellious rock'n vibe to it, because it's in reference to the 95% taxation on the wealthy at the time in the UK.

[@vonbass1300]

Beatles songs that you should start with are the ones that everybody loves, their big songs. Don't get sucked into doing someone's favorite deep cut, or some weird track that's just noise that they were experimenting on, or their early pop stuff that is basic. My suggestions : Yesterday, Something, while my guitar gently weeps, Here comes the Sun, Let it be, Hey Jude, Get Back, I want you/she's so heavy, Don't let me down, oh darling, I am the walrus, Penny Lane, strawberry fields forever, with a little help from my friends, Lucy in the sky with diamonds, Eleanor Rigby. The Beatles were my dad's generation so before me, so these are there good and great songs, they have a lot more but these are a good start. Paul plays Bass BTW

[@johndemarco2060]

Listen to it all. Everything the Beatles did was great.

[@JP200]

I would suggest "Eleanor Rigby", it's really unique imo 👍

[@faithnyou1732]

Loved your reaction! Abby Road is my favorite Beatles album, and "Come Together" probably one of their greatest songs, in my humble opinion. Their catalog is so massive, it would be hard to name their biggest hits. One you definitely need to react to is ""A Day in the Life". Thanks again for another great reaction and choice! ✌💙✌

[@michaelbriefs9764]

Great song. The Beatles were so cool. Yes, they were influenced by other artists throughout their career, and in the earlier years, you could tell they were paying homage to The Beach Boys, The Everly Brothers, Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry, Elvis, and other R&B and even Country music artists. But as 1966-67 came around they were being the best band on the planet, period, full stop! They were writing the coolest, rockingest, quirkiest, most amazing songs anyone had ever written! Later in the 60's, other bands started to take the baton, a bit, like Jimi Hendrix, Pink Floyd, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, The Doors, The Who and others. But there will never be another band as special and legendary as The Beatles. Never. You should do a song called "Back in the U.S.S.R."! It rocks!

[@suepall5425]

"Oh Darlin" sick bluesy rocker.

[@beholdmessiah6526]

Great reaction young man, check out Dear Prudence from the White LP from 1968

[@olmanrock5381]

“A Day in the Life” is transformative.

[@DJBilodeau]

This song is in the "drug" or end period of the Beatles literally coming right to their breakup secretly 9/20/69, and then publicly in April 1970.

[@dougsusie2319]

John Lennon's on both lead guitar and electric piano on this one. Paul McCartney is on bass. The lineup is pretty much this. John Lennon, rhythm guitar, Paul McCartney bass guitar, George Harrison lead guitar, Ringo Starr drums. They were very versatile though, Paul was the most gifted musician of the four. Bass, rhythm guitar, lead guitar, keyboards and drums, he's one hell of a drummer. John Lennon, rhythm guitar lead guitar, keyboards and bass. George Harrison lead guitar, rhythm guitar and could play a mean bass too. Other ones from this Lp. "Oh Darling" a must listen by Paul. "I Want You (She's So Heavy) by John and a killer track and two by George "Here Comes The Sun" which is the #1 played Beatles song on Spotify with 900 million plays and "Something" great track. When doing these you want the 2019 50th anniversary remixes of these from "Abbey Road". With "With Here Comes The Sun" there's a nice little video with it. Dude, you have no clue about the rabbit hole you're entering. You're gonna hear about every genre of music there is. Never try to put The Beatles in a box and say they were this. Na, na, na, they did it all. Wait until you dabble into their LSD period from 1966 to 1967, your mind is gonna get blown. Abbey Road was their last album recorded together released in September, 1969. Enjoy your journey and you might want to take a quick pause a couple of times on each song because they have the strictest of all copyrights, it can get tricky, good luck. One more so you can see them in action live and a lot of reactors do it is "Hey Jude" Live on The David Frost Show 1968. Great sound and color video. Peace ❤

[@user-oj9oy7mi1j]

Ringo, the absolute perfect metronome for the band.

[@ElCentralScrutinizer]

Beatles: Revolution or Don't bring me Down (live on the rooftop)

[@stevenparker4684]

Leeds and rhythm guitar shared between John and George in many tracks

[@ittamandarano8262]

Start with early Beatles; She Loves You. , This Boy, A Hard Day's Night, Help, Tic KJ et to Ride.... To be begin with. There are . There are lives performances for these songs.

[@alta58043]

Ringo Starr Drums, George Harrison Lead guitar, Paul McCartney Bass and John Lennon Rhythm Guitar. Most songs are John and/or Paul and some George.

[@user-jk7ui6zl4g]

did you notice? John Lennon is humming "shoot me" at the beginning and middle of the song!

[@stevenparker4684]

Keyboards are played by the 5th Beatle, the one and only Billy Preston

[@timbriere2325]

I Feel Fine. Younger Beatles.

[@lauraulnye6857]

Happy you got your new 🎧!❤

[@michaelmccloskey2606]

Only your second Beatles song? You’re going down a rabbit hole, my man.