How to Sing Please Please Me Beatles Vocal Harmony Cover - Galeazzo Frudua

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

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[@HRHooChicken]

Congratulations Galeazzo, you have just recorded your first number one

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

:))

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

THANK YOU SO MUCH TO ALL OF YOU FRIENDS! Glad you liked!

[@iamvindell]

My mom and I sing this all the time at karaoke...but I never noticed, until watching you, how that second "please", at the end, drops lower than the first one. Thank you so much!!!

[@ricardoacosta8666]

Paul's Vocals 9:49

[@joe6274]

This is like watching Einstein demonstrate how "easy" it is to calculate special relativity. The more I watch, the more in awe I am of your gift. I'm also humbled by the certainty that I'll never come close to reproducing the beauty that emanates from your instrument.

[@IsaacAsimov1992]

This is the best comment I've seen on any of Galeazzo's videos. I concur with all you say and I just love your Einstein analogy.

[@joe6274]

Thanks. What can I say, Galeazzo's voice gives me chills. Imagine how Brian Epstein felt the first time he heard the Beatles in the Cavern. I'll bet it's akin to that.

[@IsaacAsimov1992]

Yep, I'd reckon so. BTW, are you in Australia?

[@joe6274]

NY

[@IsaacAsimov1992]

Oh, OK. Almost correct. :-) ....I'm down here in Perth. Keep warm!!

[@TangoEliott]

Dear Galeazzo, I am always impressed and my compliments are probably sounding repetitive to you but as someone who was alive and very young during this time I have to let you know how much I love your videos. This is one of my fav songs. I love the early Beatles. It was so exciting and powerful. Nothing like it before. It was like belonging to something magic. Your explanations are things I always tried to hear on the records, before the stereo versions. So for me this is dream come true. I would love if Paul and Ringo would comment on your analysis. This is a very serious and important device to teach the world about how the music was made. Many millions of us want to know. That is why any song that comes out regardless of what it is sells today. We are starving for Beatles music/information. So thank you so much. I am a sincere fan of yours.

[@MrSahansdal]

Galeazzo, I knew about the single note Paul sings in harmony, but all the little details and the G# are mind-boggling. This is a real gift you bring us. Who would know without your help? Thank you, bro. Love it. When we used to do this in the 60's it was all so simple. NOT! :)

[@eliu1973liberal]

I'm agree friend

[@baseballlover312]

Awesome work. So often I watch these and realize that Paul and John's vocal lines are put together so well that I had the melody wrong the whole time. What the main chorus line was my head is actually a blend of John and Paul.

[@woverby1963]

This combines a few favorite things, the Beatles, a guy with a fabulous voice, and breaking things down in an easy to follow manner that fascinates me no end. I've loved the Beatles always but you demonstrate the talent they had that I didn't even realize, and your own awesome talent.

[@TheGoodFellasChannel]

You are brilliant! Jonny Rock of The GoodFellas

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

Jon Sullivan Thank Jon!

[@kirbygene]

Your tutorials always give me a new appreciation for the Beatles. John's vocal here gets very tricky at times, hitting falsetto highs, then dropping into the alto part. People who only know the Beatles music casually assume that Paul always took the high parts but John sometimes took the highest notes. He had a great range.

[@dennistedder3384]

Dude...Galeazzo, how "do" you get these harmonies? Sometimes I can close my eyes, and it "is" the Beatles. On this song, on "please please me" is a prime example. Who are you?

[@will27ns]

Excellent breakdown! Those Lennon/McCartney harmonies were the secret ingredient that made the Beatles the Beatles.

[@ChloeCollinsMusic]

Great job breaking down the harmonies that the Beatles use... what amazing instincts they had.

[@RideTheLightning18]

Always highly admired Paul's vocals on this song, has a very interesting rhythm in the way he sings the verse

[@jgaunt1]

A great Beatles vocal exponent on all their material chosen-Well done!!

[@musicadesiempre5003]

Ya no sé si disfruto más oyendo tus armonías o las explicaciones que dás sobre ellas, para un fan de los Beatles, no hay nada mejor, después de oirlos a ellos, oírte a tí, Frudua!

[@timothyhaskins5020]

Great job! What's amazing about this song is it was only their 2nd outing on record, following up Love Me Do, and yet it in my mind it already contains every element that was soon to make tunes like She Loves You and I Wanna Hold Your Hand big hits- the energy, excitement, vocal harmonies, catchy guitar lick and the trick of all the voices and instruments cutting out completely for a split second before kicking back in- in this case right at the end of the verses, just before George's guitar figure leads into the chorus- later on you can hear the same trick in She Loves You, All My Loving, Can't Buy Me Love etc. This is a WAY under-rated song in the Beatles catalogue!

[@MsRavens13]

very knowledgable and very professional. As a British musican and singer i salute you my friend ,well done.

[@mickavellian]

Oh so NICE to see you again my friend. You mention the facility of Paul singing harmonies and keep his part dynamic adapting the harmonies on the spot) to John's quirky ,and sometimes massive string of surprises when they played live. That is why I LOVE Paul keeping the mother hen role and anything that got derailed , and nod to Ringo to recover the track SMASH on track.

[@dapdne4916]

INCREDIBLE. NOT just them but you are as well.

[@PepsiAddict18]

I realize from watching this video that I've been singing John's part incorrectly for some time. Thank you, Galeazzo, for this tutorial.

[@swainscheps]

(9 years on) - I doubt it. I don’t think he got John’s part right.

[@brianlee6153]

We did this as a band but could NOT nail the chorus harmony because after the high note i couldn't find john's part anymore due to their fantastic blend. I was 24 then, i'm 64 now. Thank you. Now i know.

[@badguitar5653]

I'm not a singer, but I'm a huge Beatles fan. You've helped me unlock some of their secrets. Thanks!

[@rhythmista7707]

I'm in a Paul McCartney tribute band and we have done a handful of shows, and will be doing some over the week end.. One of my guitar players, (who plays John in a Beatles tribute) Referred me to your videos.. I'm so glad he found your KZbin page. You are an asset to any musician covering Beatles or Beatles solo songs. Sei Superbo !! Forza ltalia !! Bravo ;)

[@giomelo1072]

Caro Gaetano,innanzi tutto grazie per i meravigliosi video che ci regali di volta in volta, non solo accuratissimi ma pieni di una passione che può caratterizzare solo un grandissimo fan dei Beatles. Faccio parte di una band di cinquantenni che da poco più di tre mesi ha intrapreso le prove per uno spettacolo incentrato esclusivamente sui nostri beniamini,dal 1960 al 1970, ripercorrendo le tappe più salienti dell'immenso catalogo musicale a disposizione. Siamo in tre, fra poco 4 (anche il batterista ha un'ottima voce) a cantare, e ci alterniamo nei vari brani. Vocalmente, Please Please Me é sempre stata ostica da eseguire a tre, per i motivi che tu hai più volte sottolineato nel tuo video. Abbiamo provato più versioni, compresa quella che Paul McCartney effettua in qualche data dei suoi tour, e che é molto bella ma con armonizzazioni non come l'originale in studio.Avremmo una domanda da porti: unendo le tre linee vocali da te indicate singolarmente, il risultato non é del tutto convincente. Nel verso "Please Please me whoa yeah...",all'inizio la voce di Paul e quella di John si incrociano con delle note all'unisono, e lo stesso dicasi per il "like i Please you", con la voce di John e di George. È proprio così nel disco con le tracce separate? Grazie in anticipo. Ci piacerebbe metterti nei crediti delle nostre date, che si effettueranno solo nei teatri, sempre con il tuo permesso. A presto. Giò

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

Si è proprio così sono all'unisono Gio. Permesso accordato! Ma scrivi Galeazzo non Gaetano mi racc ;)

[@amykelly161]

Where has this guy been all my life! I've been trying to sing all the parts of these songs for 60 years! On some of them, I just couldn't get the harmonies. I love him! ❤

[@sulladrum]

I’ve been a Beatles fan for over 55 years and I still learn something new almost every day. Your excellent videos definitely add to that new knowledge. You do great work and have an amazing voice

[@TheFuseLiveTV]

Another fantastic posting Galeazzo! Thank you for sharing your joy with the world. Steve

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

Grazie!

[@dsjump]

Once again Galeazzo's infallible ear is a blessing to Beatles devotees everywhere. All the books say George Martin was not all that impressed with the boys at first blush. How could this be given the sophistication they showed here? It's almost as if the boys sprung fully formed with this one amazing recording. I wonder if Martin helped them with their harmonies at first.

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

Steve I think the achieved, especially Paul, a great ability in harmonizing during the Hambug years and then George Martin came up to refine them in case there were complicated harmonies that required very skilled intervent.

[@hohaia01]

This is a great demonstration of the vocal brilliance of the Beatles. There is a reason that Wings could never approach the vocal heights of the Beatles and it is simply because John and George were not in the band.

[@Sandra73159]

hohaia rangi Wings harmonies were totally different, but Denny Laine and, especially, Linda McCartney did a great job!

[@victoirelacaille3009]

Hey galeazzo, i just wanted to tell you that watching your videos made me love much more the Beatles than i used to before. Thank you very much, you are making a wonderful work

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

That's my purpose

[@Xcorgi]

George Martin himself would be proud!

[@UFOBobTV]

Thank for all the hard work you put into your videos. Your detailed analysis of each part of the song is truly amazing.

[@Ryan692.]

Stunning detail and accuracy. Love your work man. You inspire a lot of people!

[@yesterdayproductions1019]

Great job! I like how you NAILED John's part by doing those octave jumps that most people don't know that he did on this song and MANY other songs.

[@loisatkins-hawk7673]

You have given us something to make us smile everyday through this horrible pandemic! Keep the Beatle’s music alive! 🎶 Thank you so very much! 💜

[@baiul3870]

I always follow your tutorial from Argentina.this is just one of the best and more detailed explained! congrats !

[@simonbell1188]

Again, we see how deceptively brilliant the Beatles were, even in their early 20's. I find it very interesting and enlightening that Galeazzo points out how Paul had an incredible talent to compliment John's vocals. I listened many many times to Please Please me, but I could never get the third harmony right.

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

Bell Shim Paul amazes me every and every time. The day the world will get the real hugeness and impact Paul McCartney had on all of our lifes is far beyond to come.

[@Drnardinov]

you are the Beatles of youtube vocal coaches! My band did Nowhere man at open mic on beatles night and we were the only group that nailed the harmonies thanks to you. You are helping tons of musicians and even more of their fans.

[@randalovcen9811]

Amico mio, you have increased my Beatle knowledge 1000%! Nothing has fascinated me more than the harmonies that they produced. Now through you I can hear and learn all the parts and nuances of their music. Every song you do is better than the last. I liked the explanation (spoken format) you did on this lesson. I also enjoy seeing your amazement with the their talent. It shows how much you appreciate them and enjoy their music. Like us a true fan. Fantastico!!!

[@wordofmouth51]

Amazing and enhances my love of the Beatles music ( even though I didn’t think that was possible!). I have an App- MiniStudio XL and put a karaoke track on and attempt your harmonies. John parts are passable but the Paul parts start off passable and usually ends up falsetto! I don’t think I would have ‘passed the audition’! I can sing Yesterday and Blackbird, but the harmonies... Keep up the good work.

[@silviaspadola4969]

At my 43 years I started to sing in karaoke app. I love the music, i was Ballet and Modern dancer, but I never pay attention to how to sing, etc. Well, i discovered the harmonies and it's so hard for me! 😱.. isn't easy to forget the way you sang all your life... So, here I am, trying to learn something, and i think this video is great because the explanations and examples (simple to understand; nice to be heard😁). Thank you 🙏... Another subscriber here 😊

[@TheVinylBeatles]

PERFECT work and explanation ! You are showing exactly what John & Paul did. There was no magic behind their voices, there was very HARD WORK and TALENT, and this video shows that.

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

VINYLBEATLES Thank you!

[@jcpons1967academiajupiter]

It is amazing to hear the technical explanations of how they do what they did, but knowing them well know that all that was instinctive.

[@ZoeTheCat]

Yes. I've grappled with that exact thought. John, Paul & George didn't think about it technically. Their ears/brains just instinctively KNEW what to do. It's one thing to have that innate ability to compose. It's another thing to be able to actually produce it. Our Italian host here definitely has the pipes, but I think he's equally in awe of how their brains just knew how to compose it.

[@MrJoelyms]

Well said. Galeazzo has analyzed what most of us have taken for granted for so many years, broken it down and lovingly recreated these amazing harmonies so now, we can finally appreciate the true (and apparently) effortless genius of the Beatles. If anyone doubts how unique their sound was, I challenge them to try to duplicate it. I've tried and it is nearly impossible. Thank you for all your efforts!!

[@IsaacAsimov1992]

+Zoe the Cat ....Yep. Spot on!

[@dustinshader7536]

Don't forget they were playing perfectly at the same time, plus smiling and looking relaxed.

[@BurningPandama]

As a harmony-junkie I often prefer to watch these video over the original songs because the harmonies are so much clearer.

[@barrygeorge8672]

thank you for taking the time and breaking the vocals down for us, if is a great help.!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@philippberry4900]

On some versions, the stereo mix I’ve been told, John got the third verse wrong. When my band performed this song in the seventies we included the mistake, “Why do you never even try girl” but we never told anyone, until now anyway. I have seen videos of McCartney and his band, and I believe I have heard them do the same.

[@benmerliss7702]

That's interesting. It's true that lyrical flub you're referring to was on the stereo mix. On the mono mix (which you should hear if you haven't already) the lyric is sung correctly.

[@petroniliosantos7965]

That's amazing! I've learned a lot with you.

[@phantomofphoenix]

AMAZING ! You have a good ear for harmony

[@vonalysongreg2780]

i can't get enough of Beatles song oh my your videos about their "harmony" prowess just makes me love them even more their greatness were just pouring all around their music.. thank you so much for your dedication for breaking down their individual parts on each Beatles song you feature it keeps them close to my heart.. kudos to your talent too mister more hearts to you and your channel ❤😊❤😊❤😊❤😊

[@nach2821]

First of all my friend, you could read the phone book to me all day. I really love your Beatles "how to" vids. Thanks from an old guy here in the US; I grew up on the "early" Beatles and these songs. Carry on smartly. Doc US

[@benmerliss7702]

You've done great work with your vocal demonstrations Mr. Frudua. I couldn't help but notice that your demonstration seems to be based on the stereo mix of this song. Are you aware of the vocal differences between the mono and stereo mixes of "Please Please Me?"

[@janvytasek]

You're right in every word. There are so many genius nuances, which make these songs so far beyond the normally constructed harmonies. I like your videos, you're doing an excellent tutorial job.

[@michaelferreri1256]

It is so entertaining and impressive to hear you nail these harmonies. Fantastic!

[@southernmonkey64]

Iam in Awe,You are really amazing! Thank you for your time and dedication!

[@jorgeb555]

Don’t you just love the people who call the Beatles’ music “simple”? “Genius” is undeniably 1000x more appropriate.

[@fernandomacias3735]

GALEAZZO: I WROTE THIS MANY TIMES BEFORE, "YOU THE GREAT YOUNG MASTER OF BEATLES MUSIC" EXCELLENT WORK YOU´RE SHOWING YOUR ART & TALENT TO THE WORLD. GREETINGS FROM MEXICO CITY 4,24,2014

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

Thanks to you and ALL those who kindly positively commented!

[@stevidubdub8291]

me a tribute band watched your vid learned it played it pure gold ✨️ thank you so much

[@doughorton3635]

Your video tutorials are fantastic. I've been using them to practice my own cover versions of some Beatles songs. They've been invaluable. Keep up the great work!

[@markdimaio8396]

So glad I found this. I always wanted to hear each part broken down. So revealing. Thank you for posting the video

[@LeChaunce]

Fantastic as always... I'm sure you get tired of being told how awesome these are, but it can't be helped -- they're just that awesome. :D Oh, and I loved the discussion at the beginning with the examples! Great new format! Do you use the Rock Band mogg files to isolate the vocals and breakdown the parts? I only recently discovered these and they're incredibly helpful.

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

I really appreciate your love and appreciation! :))

[@c.a.g.3130]

WOW. Gali, your English has gotten SOOOOO much better since 2014! Bravo, in verita!

[@dedstar123]

Hi, Your lessons of vocal harmony The Beatles are Great ! BIG THUMBS UP!#590 Thank you very much indeed. Have a beautiful weekend. Greetings from Moscow, Dedstar

[@josepincay7103]

My 4 years old daughter is learning through this video and she told me that your cute. Thanks for this material

[@robyk]

You're the best deconstructing and explaining this extraordinary vocal field that nobody dared to enter, and you do it with such class.. Bravo, Bravissimo.. such great tutorial.. Cheers.. Rob

[@PRR5406]

My favorite Beatles tune of all time. Thanks, Galle!

[@MaxPiper]

Thanks so much for all the education! I used to try it all night when I was a kid, but now my little daughter loves doing this with me.

[@imaginebeatlesbanda]

Amazing as always! This time the bridge is here.

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

Yeah ;)

[@michaelmannon611]

I really enjoy your analysis of the vocals. Even though I have been listening to the Beatles my whole life, your analysis always reveals something new that i have never noticed before. Thank you.

[@jamoncure]

Galeazzo, LOVE your work, dude! Just found you tonight, as I was determined to play the John Lennon lead on my new Rickenbacker guitar that my boyfriend got me for my birthday!!! We play Beatles nonstop every day, and we appreciate your detailed analysis of the song’s harmonies.....glad that others work on this incessantly as well! Do you perform anywhere? We’ll come see you!!! You are a ONE MAN BEATLES TRIBUTE BAND!

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

Hey JoAnn I'm planning a 40minutes show of only McCartneys' Beatles tunes :)

[@AlexB-Music-UK]

Hi Galeazzo, just wanted to say a big thank you for this and all of your other vocal lessons! Thanks to this lesson I was able to make a cover of Please Please Me which i've uploaded on my channel. I'm also auditioning for a sixties covers band and have been given a few Beatles songs to learn so i've been watching quite a few of your videos on repeat. I'm sure i'm just one of many, many people who are incredibly grateful to you for doing this as it can be very difficult to pick out and learn the individual harmonies without a little help!

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

Bene!

[@charlesanderson32]

I think your vocal video are great and explanatory... I really enjoy that You make Ne dissect the harmonaires... Keep up the GREAT work....

[@shaltibalti]

You are brilliant! Every time I listen to your forensic distillation of the vocal lines I am amazed!

[@whitsundaydreaming]

Besides that soul-aching tenor range, how are you generating that fluttery vibrato? I'm high on it.

[@trevorhatcher393]

"Please Please Me" Last night I said these words to my girl I know you never even try, girl C'mon (C'mon), c'mon (C'mon), c'mon (C'mon), c'mon (C'mon) Please please me, whoa yeah, like I please you You don't need me to show the way, love Why do I always have to say "love" C'mon (C'mon), c'mon (C'mon), c'mon (C'mon), c'mon (C'mon) Please please me, whoa yeah, like I please you I don't wanna sound complaining But you know there's always rain in my heart (In my heart) I do all the pleasing with you, it's so hard to reason With you, whoah yeah, why do you make me blue Last night I said these words to my girl I know you never even try, girl C'mon (C'mon), c'mon (C'mon), c'mon (C'mon), c'mon (C'mon) Please please me, whoa yeah, like I please you (Me) Whoa yeah, like I please you (Me) Whoa yeah, like I please you Submit Corrections

[@roberttvega3213]

wooow!! has hecho un trabajo fenomenal e impecable!! esta canción es sorprendente y yo diría "imposible", pero ellos lograron eso aquí, hacer algo imposible...!! por tu parte, desarticular las voces como lo hiciste... es asombroso!! además cantas de webos!! felicitaciones y saludos!!

[@ivangumaod9649]

INCREDIBLE TALENT! you have the perfect range, excellent tutor in music especially when it comes to Beatles songs, and furthermore i thank you Galeazzo for sharing your talent and knowledge. You inspired me a lot Bless you and good day.

[@courtneykraiza7657]

And that face you make while introducing the title of the song.. haha! So cute.

[@thomaspappalardo7589]

I find it interesting how you channel each Beatle's body language when you sing their parts. You bounce up and down to the beat rigidly like John, head forward and mouth pushed out somewhat aggressively. Paul, you move your head to side and bat your eyes and look extremely engaged with everything around you. George, you have eyes somewhat unfocused on everything that is not what you're doing (the harmony).

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

curious :)

[@CarlottaR01]

Veramente fantastico. Adoro i Beatles ma in particolare la ricercatezza di questa canzone. Grazie di avere spiegato tutti i passaggi che magari ad un ascolto complessivo possono sfuggire! :D ottimo lavoro

[@TheMaicn]

+angel terrazas Italian, i guess.

[@RobTebaldi]

They really need to add a Love button. This was beautiful done my friend. Such a complex vocal song and you performed and broke it down incredibly. Well done indeed sir. Thank you.

[@PedroCaetano123]

Fantastic. I really like to see and hear your analyzes of the Beatles' songs, especially the sensitivity and acuity in the details that you explain and exemplify artfully. Thank you and congratulations.

[@robbyseager9536]

I love how your brilliant wacky personality shines through this video in particular. Thanks for the knowledge!

[@1musicsearcher]

Your tutorials are remarkable. Dare I say, I’d love to see some of your outtakes.

[@alexandromacedo5565]

Pra quem gosta dos Beatles e dos back vocals, melhor canal!!! Recomendadissiiimo

[@dedstar123]

Hi, Upto me this is excellent lesson. Enjoyed it very much. Thank you. Best regards, Dedstar

[@aries22march1954]

What a voice you have!

[@antoniopelldiaz2932]

Muy bueno, chico amas la música de los beatles tanto como yo. Gracias por este video tan bueno.

[@vonalysongreg2780]

i just love this song as one of their songs where i could hear different voices in harmony but couldn't figure out which is which and I'm not even an expert tp distinguish whose John's and Paul's and George's.. I'm so glad to get knowledge here on your channel I'm so amazed tp Beatles even more ❤❤❤

[@musicadesiempre5003]

No me canso de decirte que eres genial!, y qué bien valoras el trabajo de John,Paul y George con sus voces....si siempre amé a los Beatles, con tu trabajo mucho más...gracias

[@smsean2000]

That was so beautifully done and explained. Thank you!

[@karlcolon5299]

Your work is simply fantastic! I smile and completely enjoy each video!

[@TheJukeboxhero15]

Mr. Frudua, You are very experienced in singing and vocals. I am amazed of your analysis of contemporary music. Have you insights into Medieval music? I sense your background is classical. Thank you

[@josecandia4506]

Excelente! Saludos desde Laferrere, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

[@dwheel3972]

Outstanding tutorial!

[@Sancasul]

You are so talented to be able to track and reproduce each part of the song! Thank you for your videos.

[@lindimaichrye2600]

I love your voice I hope you are well and still doing these!

[@terrichester4832]

I think it would be great to have a whole playlist of you just singing. Such an awesome voice!