You can see George Martin just lighting up when Dhani mentioned the Indian type of counting in. Must be like a time capsule having a young Harrison next to him
This is amazing. I can’t believe these tapes were still around. The bottom line is Beatles we’re 4 of the most talented guys in the industry ever . Harrison’s son sounds so much like George it’s hard to believe.
Jeff Naslund Keith Richards says he looks like George. He says he keeps on accidentally calling him George. Did you know George was in Keith’s house just before the police raided it for drugs in 1967 and they apparently waited for George to leave because they didn’t want the Beatles involved.
It is called I assume mixture getting to perfection. Less flaws, more accuracy in life but nevertheless...nothing like the original; they always comes with a few flaws....that makes an original.
George Martin and his son, and George Harrison and his son...No words for how same they are..! This video is quite emotional for me as George Martin and his son are there and it feels like George Harrison is also there behind Dhani, laying his hands on his shoulder..😖 RIP George...
Cierto. El de Something podrîa arreglase para una orquesta sinfónica. Por ahí en algún vídeo escuché a Paul McCartney diciendo que las famosas e indispensables cuatro notas de la guitarra de la canción And I lover her se las sugirió George.
y seguiran, por ahi he visto que hay sesiones grabadas y canciones ineditas que jamas han salido siquiera del circulo esclusivo de the beatles. Solo Ringo, Paul y los productores a cargo saben de su existencia. Quizas las liberen cuando mueran, o quiza el ultimo beatle en vida revelara estas joyas. Tambien esta la posibilidad de que sea algo postumo, o en un homenaje especial. El chiste es sacar varo xD
AMEN TO THAT!!!! At the concert for George Dhani looked EXACTLY like George did when The Beatles first appeared on TV ED SULLIVAN SHOW, I almost fainted!
Keith Richards mentioned a time when he was chatting with Dhani, who is "The spitting image of his father. I kept calling him George." *Spitting image has to do with military men shining their shoes in such a way as you could see your reflection in the leather.
It would have been cool to have released the known version on the LP and included the Telecaster solo on the single version or as a B-side or something equally accessible. I love it!
Sounds to me like George was just noodling away during an overdub not realising the tape was running. A happy accident that just gives added depth to the recording process back in the day.
Notice it has the same tone and feel to the other guitar parts on the second half of Abbey Road. For example, lead guitar parts of “You Never Give Me Your Money”, “She Came In Through The Bathroom Window” and “The End”. The second half of Abbey Road starts with this song and then contains a continuous medley to the end, but everyone always argues whether the start of the medley is “Because” or “You Never Give Me Your Money”. However, “Here comes the Sun” always seem left out because it feels like a standalone song, (although it contains lyrical elements to another song on the medley: “Sun King”). I always believed they wanted the whole second side of Abbey Road to flow continuous, including “Here Comes The Sun”, and this may be proof of the missing link.
What an amazing forgotten rift left off of one of the greatest songs ever written and recorded by The Beatles. There is no doubt that this rarity certainly should be included as a unique unreleased track on any other Beatle compilations.
here comes the sun todo un clásico the beatles bellísima canción y siguen saliendo cosas extraordinarias en las pistas originales y george Martín todo un profecional saludos.
Magique, envoûtant.... Dès la première note de ce chef d'œuvre, je suis transporté en 1969...Ç'est comme une machine à remonter le temps, et ça me fait le même effet chaque fois !
días después de morir George ecá en Montevideo en una fiesta que se llamaba la fiesta equis que se hacia en el faro de punta carretas y a la cual concurrieron unas 10.000 personas , se pudo ver que a lo lejos salieron dos barquitos y con luces formaban uno el nombre de John y el otro, el segundo ,decía George
that whistle-synth sound is so effin' beautiful; I just got a pristine original '69 vinyl pressing and its place in the original mix was so lush and powerful. Newfound respect for a song I thought I'd long grown tired of hearing.
With the way that solo sounds, one might be inclined to think that they had invited Clapton back again for the session! It sounds so Clapton, especially on that final bar where George goes down the scale.
Clapton is way better than George on lead guitar, this is not even close to Claptons' capabilies or his sound... Actually i get why this solo did not make it to the final mix, it wasn't that great. Sorry to break your Beatlemania
Ludvig Eklof You're just stating something obvious, I mean wtf Clapton is a bluesman Harrison is a Beatle, everyone knows that?. That being said George hardly played solos but his stuff was definitely melodical.
What an endearing gesture from George Martin, by identifying on the spot, that Danhi has that touch just like his father. An extraordinary arranger like Martin repairs in this little compass a direct link with George.
The Beatles, even in their decaying final period, were still obsessed with new formulas and techniques in their music, surprises never stopped filling in until the very end!!! 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶😎😎😎😎😎
I loved seeing this moment and I love seeing it again, he's probably fine-tooth combed all of his dad's material and for him, and us to hear something for the first time, and share this moment is so cool ♥️
I actually like it cause it adds a blusey point to a very overall harmonically Happy song. Kind of a contrast to the overall happy message. Almost like a confidence in conquering the troubles of the "Long, Cold, lonely Winter." the b3rd and b7th scale degree in there really help with that message... but I get why he left it out too. Both ways are awesome!
"You're like your father" Damn, hit me in the feels
I knowwww its so cuteee
You can see George Martin just lighting up when Dhani mentioned the Indian type of counting in. Must be like a time capsule having a young Harrison next to him
Giles is not like his father! George was actually a god at mixing and remastering. Giles just sucks at it.
Dhani Harrison with George Martin and his son Giles Martin. Would’ve been nice to have that in the description.
Wow, i didnt know who the other one was! Respect
Do you know if this clip is from a longer documentary or "making of" special? I would love to see more!!
Scott Roberts Great question! I’d love to see the entire documentary as well. I’ll search youtube and see if I can find it. I’ll post it if I do. 😊
I got that by the end. But at first I thought Bernie Sanders was in the middle. Too many political ads in the States now.
*Dhani
I like the calm version, but that guitar riff is beatiful
Really? I thought it was shite
That makes no sense well which one you do you like the calm or with the riff
@@thehonkening1 you have no taste
@@theprinceoffreshair lol fo sho
Clapton
I got chills when Dhani described the tehi. He DID sound exactly like his father.
Even his cadence... so like George. Almost eerie.
This is amazing. I can’t believe these tapes were still around. The bottom line is Beatles we’re 4 of the most talented guys in the industry ever . Harrison’s son sounds so much like George it’s hard to believe.
Just as much of a class act like George :)
someone cut some onions when he said "you've got it, your like your father"
Damn it.....yeah that was so rad.
Yes, that's right!
But not a glass onion
How beautiful.
His son is a nobody, a looser
Me llega a dar escalofríos la voz pura de George Harrison, que ser humano más maravilloso.
That was lovely, Dhani is really into music and understands his dad's compositions. George Martin is so cool.
5th Beatle is gone
Enough of this pathetic over the top adulation.......as a matter of fact my dog used to play with George Martin's dog in Highbury Park. No big deal.
Esto me enternece. Qué lindo!!!
@@Super241946Who hurt you?
George once said of Dhani, “he looks more like George than I do”
Jeff Naslund Keith Richards says he looks like George. He says he keeps on accidentally calling him George. Did you know George was in Keith’s house just before the police raided it for drugs in 1967 and they apparently waited for George to leave because they didn’t want the Beatles involved.
@@alexbowman7582 I knew that...true story indeed
Only George could come up with that remark. He had such a wonderfully creative mind
WHen I first saw Dhani as an adult, I thought I was seeing a ghost. It totally freaked me out.
It is called I assume mixture getting to perfection. Less flaws, more accuracy in life but nevertheless...nothing like the original; they always comes with a few flaws....that makes an original.
Harrison was an extremely underrated guitarist and didn't get credit for intros that made Lennon/McCartney stracks so memorable ✌
actually john wrote most of the riffs, George only played them
@@navneetsinghr4290 true
@@navneetsinghr4290 he still didn't get credit, mccartney said it himself, george didnt get credit for the and i love her riff for example :/
@@elvispresleydaily3952 No estabas ahi no te consta
@@ichiro9606 Yes I heard Paul saying that in a video.
Dhani looks so proud
He should be proud, his father was one of the most important musicians ever.
"You got it too.You're like your father!" Poignant moment.
Y no es para menos.
He should be... his father was George Harrison...
George son has the exactly voice as his father.
George Martin and his son, and George Harrison and his son...No words for how same they are..! This video is quite emotional for me as George Martin and his son are there and it feels like George Harrison is also there behind Dhani, laying his hands on his shoulder..😖 RIP George...
agreed...
God bless George Martin. He contributed so much to the texture and brilliance of their songs.
There would be no Beatles without George Martin.
The fifth Beatle…RIP 😭💖
I agree. George Martin was definitely the right man to work with the Beatles🕊🕉🍏
He must be proud of his dad...every right to be as well.
Los solos de George Harrison son mágicos
Cierto. El de Something podrîa arreglase para una orquesta sinfónica. Por ahí en algún vídeo escuché a Paul McCartney diciendo que las famosas e indispensables cuatro notas de la guitarra de la canción And I lover her se las sugirió George.
que belleza trabajar con los canales originales y poder mezclar y probar.
See Te volves loco!
Mal, no salís más de ahí
MrTamramaew sería un sueño hecho realidad
MrTamramaew siiii sería lo máximo!!!!
MrTamramaew george Martín si tuvo el privilegio desde el principio 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 trabajar en la consola es una emoción única
The greatest compliment to Dhani from Sir George Martin "You got it too...Just like your father!" right at the end.
Más de 40 años desde Abbey Road y siguen saliendo cosas a la luz no puedo creer!!
y seguiran, por ahi he visto que hay sesiones grabadas y canciones ineditas que jamas han salido siquiera del circulo esclusivo de the beatles.
Solo Ringo, Paul y los productores a cargo saben de su existencia.
Quizas las liberen cuando mueran, o quiza el ultimo beatle en vida revelara estas joyas.
Tambien esta la posibilidad de que sea algo postumo, o en un homenaje especial. El chiste es sacar varo xD
Tincho Aquilino, de hecho, el próximo año el Abbey Road cumple los 50 años de lanzamiento. Ojalá saquen su colección de discos ahora en audio 3D.
Falcozazu II ojala, sale y me lo compro
Abbey road a la venta 2019, ahora en 3d sabor limón
Tincho Aquilino the beatles no eran de éste planeta
"you've got it too; you're like your father..." just love that bit
Dear Lord, he does remind me of his father so much.
AMEN TO THAT!!!! At the concert for George Dhani looked EXACTLY like George did when The Beatles first appeared on TV ED SULLIVAN SHOW, I almost fainted!
Keith Richards mentioned a time when he was chatting with Dhani, who is "The spitting image of his father. I kept calling him George."
*Spitting image has to do with military men shining their shoes in such a way as you could see your reflection in the leather.
Dhani is such a mirror of George. And a great musician in his own right.
Mark S. My theory is that Olivia doesn’t exist and George was cloned in a lab 😂 lolol jk. That would have been a cooler story tho than “I had a son” 😅
It would have been cool to have released the known version on the LP and included the Telecaster solo on the single version or as a B-side or something equally accessible. I love it!
El tema mas escuchado en Spotify..... un grande Harrison.
Giles Martin has continued his father’s work and has clearly inherited his talent.
He has, thank god for that. He's carrying on the legacy.
Some of his talent.
Quiero que saquen una versión nueva con ese solo dentro. No sé si mejora la original, pero le da un aire nuevo chulísimo.
Sounds to me like George was just noodling away during an overdub not realising the tape was running. A happy accident that just gives added depth to the recording process back in the day.
Many a Beatles tracks involved recording tons of shit and paydirt, to end up with the few nuggets and gems.
@@vidiaugrafree oof
@@vidiaugrafree That’s just creation I guess
It's so different, beautiful also. But the actual version is by far perfect in every aspect.
Danni's voice sounds like his dad... Magic bit of history. Gracias!
Everyone talking about the guitar solo but I'm here obsessing over 1:31
31 minutos
@@ghillb1625 estás pendejo XDdXXx
@@carlos_aguirrexd xd
The MOOG synthesiser is in a lot of their songs
@Ilovepotatos Tal cual xd
I’m always happy to learn new things about my favorite Beatle, and love that Dhani is carrying on his father’s work.
O tipo de música que fica mais linda quanto mais se ouve. Isto é GEROGE HARRISON.
Notice it has the same tone and feel to the other guitar parts on the second half of Abbey Road. For example, lead guitar parts of “You Never Give Me Your Money”, “She Came In Through The Bathroom Window” and “The End”.
The second half of Abbey Road starts with this song and then contains a continuous medley to the end, but everyone always argues whether the start of the medley is “Because” or “You Never Give Me Your Money”. However, “Here comes the Sun” always seem left out because it feels like a standalone song, (although it contains lyrical elements to another song on the medley: “Sun King”). I always believed they wanted the whole second side of Abbey Road to flow continuous, including “Here Comes The Sun”, and this may be proof of the missing link.
What an amazing forgotten rift left off of one of the greatest songs ever written and recorded by The Beatles. There is no doubt that this rarity certainly should be included as a unique unreleased track on any other Beatle compilations.
Just a magical song, production and performance.And I love Ringo's performance.The perfect fills at the appropriate time.
Always on my Playlist, original classic from one the greatest guitar players of all time, Sir George👍🇵🇭✌️
here comes the sun todo un clásico the beatles bellísima canción y siguen saliendo cosas extraordinarias en las pistas originales y george Martín todo un profecional saludos.
No pude evitar soltar una lágrima al ver y escuchar esto.
Every version is amazing .We miss you George Harrison! RIP✌
Magique, envoûtant.... Dès la première note de ce chef d'œuvre, je suis transporté en 1969...Ç'est comme une machine à remonter le temps, et ça me fait le même effet chaque fois !
Perhaps my favorite TH-cam video of all time.
Qué buena tiene esa voz George, esa canción me encanta
Dhani cuidando el legado de su padre y George M. elogiándolo: "You got it too, you're like your father". Dhani sonríe tímido. Hermoso video, gracias.
Short and sweet guitar solo. It fits the song perfectly. They should have left it in.
But it did not meaning that it did not fit that perfectly. Beatles + Martin had it *always* right
I really like the guitar solo. I'm glad we're able to hear it all these many years later.
The magic that was the beatles with G Martin as overlord, what a result, we thank you.
Com ou sem esse incrível solo, a música já é uma obra-prima
Oh wow!! what a fortunate gem after all these years. I love it!!!
the quality of the audio, especially the vocals, are really good in this video.
días después de morir George ecá en Montevideo en una fiesta que se llamaba la fiesta equis que se hacia en el faro de punta carretas y a la cual concurrieron unas 10.000 personas , se pudo ver que a lo lejos salieron dos barquitos y con luces formaban uno el nombre de John y el otro, el segundo ,decía George
Aguante la x
Великолепная композиция, в свое время многократно усилившая мою любовь к The Beatles. Джордж был гением, сомнений нет.
Cara... esse solo me dá vontade de chorar toda vez que eu ouço.
I love it! I would love to hear it mixed in properly so it can be enjoyed!
Perfeito fico muito feliz porque sempre imaginei de alguma forma um solo nessa frase de here comes the Sun George Harrison forever 👏👏👏👏👏
So cool seeing George in this video. Almost like he never ages
That's not George. That's his son Dhani.
Bob's Old Records 😑
This is the most surprising video, with Dhani showing the same inner feeling like his father. George Martin and his son. Great!!!
Dhani /George..two beautiful souls...add dear Olivia, the mother and wife...a sweet Trinity.
😭 RIP George & George! 😭 wish they would’ve put this on the Abbey Road reissue! Great to see Dhani working with George & Giles & their reactions! 💗
I’m surprised they didn’t put this solo bit in the Abbey Road 2019 remake.
IKR?! Damn shame
Yeah at least super quiet to the point where you can barely hear it, so it’s like the original but with a little bit of new in there
indeed
Beau clip! My favorite song of all time
Clueless about this. Such great quality! Thanks and long live George
This is why masters need digitally recorded and released to the public when they are 50 years old. Think of what we've all missed over the years...
60 years later and the Beatles still bring wonder.
that whistle-synth sound is so effin' beautiful; I just got a pristine original '69 vinyl pressing and its place in the original mix was so lush and powerful. Newfound respect for a song I thought I'd long grown tired of hearing.
WOW! What a piece of history - glad it was found.
The beatles lo maximo mas de 50 años y siguen sonanando y el talento de harrison super especial
Con solo de guitarra o sin solo es una rola hermosísima !!
This is just one more evidence of George's fantastic guitar hability and creativity!
Thank you for doscovering this Bernie Sanders
With the way that solo sounds, one might be inclined to think that they had invited Clapton back again for the session! It sounds so Clapton, especially on that final bar where George goes down the scale.
MattHatter : George was as good as Clapton at that
I don't think it was Clapton but well it's great either way
George is really underrated guitar player.
Clapton is way better than George on lead guitar, this is not even close to Claptons' capabilies or his sound... Actually i get why this solo did not make it to the final mix, it wasn't that great. Sorry to break your Beatlemania
Ludvig Eklof You're just stating something obvious, I mean wtf Clapton is a bluesman Harrison is a Beatle, everyone knows that?. That being said George hardly played solos but his stuff was definitely melodical.
I would like to remind everyone that here comes the sun is the most played Beatles song on Spotify (as of June 2018)
One of my all time favorite songs!
Los mejores 🥺❤️👏👏👏 los amo
Es increible cómo se juntaron esos tres talentos.
This song is truly a masterpiece
Beautiful song...beautifly played.
What an endearing gesture from George Martin, by identifying on the spot, that Danhi has that touch just like his father. An extraordinary arranger like Martin repairs in this little compass a direct link with George.
Ese tema tiene tantos arreglos que cada vez que escuchas de nuevo descubris algo
1:19 George Martin does an "air violin." Gotta love it!
The Beatles, even in their decaying final period, were still obsessed with new formulas and techniques in their music, surprises never stopped filling in until the very end!!! 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶😎😎😎😎😎
This is absolutely precious.
How cool it would be to be able to go into the studio, and play around with the original Beatles tapes!
I can do that currently I bought them
@@chestermixer6670 what???
I can never un hear that and my life is enriched by the experience.
Beautiful solo Thank You GH
I loved seeing this moment and I love seeing it again, he's probably fine-tooth combed all of his dad's material and for him, and us to hear something for the first time, and share this moment is so cool ♥️
I don't particularly care for the deleted guitar part. It's the wrong temperature for the song. Glad it was left out.
unklewink what u on about temperature for. Its not a weather forecast
I just don't think it was a good fit arrangement wise, GAA. Like putting tartar sauce on chocolate cake. My own opinion.
I actually like it cause it adds a blusey point to a very overall harmonically Happy song. Kind of a contrast to the overall happy message. Almost like a confidence in conquering the troubles of the "Long, Cold, lonely Winter." the b3rd and b7th scale degree in there really help with that message... but I get why he left it out too. Both ways are awesome!
Maybe I'm just too used to hearing it as I'm accustomed to after all these decades.
this aint a cooking show! we not measuring how hot food is! what u thought this was boy!!
honestly i kinda like the solo...it makes the climax even more awesome then when it goes back to George singing it feels so rewarding in peaceful...
!!!!++++++.Good !!!! Very nice!!!!!! Desde Argentina!!!!
Muy agradable y vindicativo de su talento único,
I just love Dhani.
He is like his father with his Indian music rhythmic pattern knowledge :)
eso no lo había escuchado nunca. Gracias!
Wonderful father and son stuff, George and Giles Martin and Dhani with George, who was there through his music.
Que talento que tenían los beatles dios mio
I'm sure it gets old being told he's like his father all of the time..but damned if it isn't true.
Guitar sounds nice for sure. Thank you
Must have been lovely for Dhani to hear George say, "You're like your father!" 💙
Exijo un Abbey Road: 50th Anniversary y que salga esta joyita junto con otras como contenido extra
@Oscar Bellott A mi cartera no le gusta esto
De hecho ya salió el mix 2019 de Something, espero que here Comes The Sun también salga como sencillo con el solo incluído
No salió con el solo 😢
@@obi-wancorleone5678 Noooooo me digas esoo 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Y que también saquen un 50 aniversario del álbum let it be
"You're like you father" and I cried
thats very cool, so the depth of their musical mastery continues to unfold ALL of these decades later. not really surprising here..
George’s lost guitar solo kiss fantastic I like it., George is great