People are insane. I'm in a Floyd tribute myself, and let me tell all of you who think you can do better, try recreating all the sounds that people like The Beatles and Floyd do in the studio live. Good Luck.. These guys are FANTASTIC!! Feel free to post a wedding band that plays stuff like this live (without playing against an MP3 track). Bet you won't find any. Kudos to these guys for playing everything live we never got to hear live when The Beatles were around. Superb job!!
Ringo deserves ALOT more credit than he normally recieves. He could keep a great beat, and his fills add alot to all of the songs. A Day In The Life has great drumming, as does Strawberry Fields Forever.
@@jamesoeming5022 Ringo's not at the same level as a Buddy Rich or Peart. But Ringo's drumming worked. And what made it work so well was that Ringo didn't have the ego Paul or John had.
A lot of work. When you first heard it back when it came out you thought what the heck is this. You knew you were hearing something out of his world, but you figured it's The Beatles always testing boundaries, and doing good work. It was after I saw all these making of videos with them, and see that what was care free to listen to wasn't care free to make. These guys were pros.
I saw these guys last night in concert. They are amazing! In the first half of the show, they played diffferent Beatle songs, including this one and "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" which was astounding. In the second half they played the entire Abbey Road album! They constantly switched instruments to use the same ones that were used on the original recordings and bought to life music that, let's face it, has never been played live before. If you have a chance to see these guys, do not miss it!
This brought tears to my eyes! There was something peculiar and haunting about the metronomic quality of the rhythm, the strings and horns were wonderful to see perform live, I like the singer's slight gravelly voice very much, and the base player cuts a very fine cornerstone on stage. The attention to detail was also cool in the spoken voice that came in towards the end from the keyboard player. This is a clip I wil enjoy playing again.
Wow!!! I get goose bumps. All the technicalities were taken into account. Awesome execution. I had never heard of this band and now I bow to them. Exemplary. The vocalists kept within Lennon's persona all the way thru. Respect.
Javier Gonzalez Uber look they are not the Beatles just want to be! get the real albums! don't bow to them,! please if they were that good how come they, not doing their own album!
I heard that song when it came out, and have listened to it many years. They got it right, and I would notice they didn't. It's two or three songs in one, and not easy to get right.
Of course the Beatles didn't. With the sound and computer technology of the time (1967) it would have been near impossible to produce a faithful live version. Once technology improved, talented groups like this could make the attempt. And a very successful attempt I might add.
I'll remind everyone that when the Beatles recorded this they did so over many days, even weeks of dozens of overdubs and effects added through the mastery of George Martin. This band just performed this live with no overdubs and did a pretty darn good job. I appreciate the magic of the Beatles as much as anyone but to say "this sucks" is ridiculous. Let's see what you can do live in front of millions of viewers with no overdubs.
John Boutet The overdubs are pre-recorded and synced live . One of the beauties of digital technology. The vocals are tweaked (the drummer's REAL voice is NOT so Lennon like) the "Owhhhhhhhh" is prerecorded and the strings depth, sustain & slapback echo is digitally enhanced. No great magic (although Will is a GREAT bass player) just amazing technology.
+John Boutet Yep, pretty amazing. It's much the same as Brian Wilson's band playing Pet Sounds and SMiLE live on stage & nailing every single note, chord, and vocal part.
Amazing. Simply amazing. Spot on. There is nothing like real strings playing real music. Thank you for the string arrangements, Sir George Martin! And thank you for the songs, music and the memories my wonderful, fab Beatles! And thank you Fab Faux for keeping the dream alive. Sorry, John, the dream is not over...yet! Your music will live forever!
Not just one to pull off. I can't believe they went from I Want To Hold Your Hand to I Am The Walrus. What a contrast, but it is what made the Beatles the true geniuses that they were. Their music is timeless. To this day, new artists are still recording their music. Well done Fab Faux! Thanks for posting.
just when I thought my appreciation for the beatles had reached it's pinicle, it goes up another notch, these people were truly amazing indeed and I salute them, however the four lads that created this incredible sound didn't have the advantage of hearing these musical gems to copy from, they created it themselves and that was 50 yrs ago..
Very true Pat! I guess that's the greatness of the rock and roll movement. Each great performer stands on the shoulders of and are beholden to their heroes and predecessors. The Beatles surely had theirs, but my goodness! talk about going from sending smoke signals to radio waves into the heavens figuratively speaking within a few short years! Beatles FOUR-ever, eh? I do appreciate the Fab Faux because it's obvious that they love and admire the Beatles by their attentiveness to details.
couldn't agree more. Their obvious love for the music shines through and their musicianship is, to put it bluntly, unquestionable. I really don't get all those nasty negative comments. I'm also a professional musician and believe me, I think this band is wonderful!! Beatles were good too.
This is the most incredible performance...it sounds even better than the original, yet untainted at the same time. I learned of these guys from the Howard Stern Show. I've never been into the Beatles that much (born in '74), but because of the Fab Faux, I'm realizing what geniuses the Beatles were to create....and what geniuses these guys are with their ability to replicate the studio sound of the original.
these guys are seasoned studio musicians. ...a couple of them play in one of the late night talk show bands....they do a really good job. ..i fell they try to keep it as real as can be. ..
Absolutely, Jim. I can't imagine any group of musicians doing a more faithful and accurate version of this, or any other Beatles song. These guys are the cream of the crop and, yes, very seasoned musicians. (Will Lee wouldn't be a part of anything that wasn't top-notch.) I'd love to catch them in concert someday.
Much as we all love and revere the Beatles, remember that they were studio wizards, with huge help from Sir George Martin. Speaking as an old guy who's been a musician since high school, there is a *world* of difference between a track that was assembled over weeks of layering, editing, and re-takes in a studio, vs a once-through live performance. That's the true awe of Fab Faux.
WOWOWOWOW!! That was better than 90% of the musical guests Dave has on his show these days! I don't believe the Beatles ever played this live, so it's the best live version I've ever heard!
THIRTY DISLIKES??? Do they not get what an amazing performance this was--by people who truly love the Beatles like we do? Save the disliking (if you feel like you just HAVE to dislike something!) for bands or musicians that don't recognize or want to acknowledge what the Beatles have made possible for them today. Or for fans like Kanye's who think HE discovered that old Brit- Paul McCartney! Hahaha
Are there different kinds of Beatles fans? Yes. I only live for their music. I don't care who married who when, or the kind of cars they owned. I've gone to see many Beatles tribute cover bands. Last week someone I met a fan who was going to see this band at the Beacon theater in NYC. I blew it off, except for 2 things that stuck in the back of mind; first Will Lee, second they were playing at the Beacon. I can only tell you that watching this video moved me to tears, that's how practically perfect they were. The next time I'll be on line for tickets. Thanks Fab Faux.
These super talented musicians performed a great concert at The Tabernacle in Atlanta last night. The BEST concert I have ever attended. I have previously been to a Paul McCartney concert and while it was good it obviously did not provide a wonderful selection of all of the Beatles' hits. Close your eyes and listen to the magic! Beatles live!
Was never a crazy Beatles fan but the Fab Faux changed that. They are marvelous in concert. Don't miss them if they are in your town. Looking for another weekend at the Arizona Biltmore on Labor Day Weekend (2 yrs in a row now) . I'm hoping this is an annual event.
I think the fact that it was done at the ed sullivan theater,makes it all the sweeter,hey that rhymes.can't get that song out of my head.horns were terrific.
They honor the music, greatly. Since 1969 we have been denied a "live" performance of this epochal music and it is grand to know that it can all be heard again, and we are comforted to know that it is not just a creation of George Martin in EMI's studio, but something real. The Fab Faux are not making the Beatles' music "smaller" by so accurately reproducing it, they are instead making it greater by showing that it can live again, safely, in other hands.
OMG..............I am sitting here at my desk listening to The Beatles album, Magical Mystery Tour which features 'I Am The Walrus'. Having had no past reference to what The Beatles would have done while recording this song in a recording studio, now any possible controverted memory of The Beatles is simply replaced with The Fab Faux...............as the Beatles song progresses on, all I can see in my mind is the Fab Faux from this video.................it is simply incredible!
I don't believe that these guy actually pulled this off - never thought this song was something you could actually perform on stage. The original is a studio production made from a bunch of different pieces. This is pretty awesome.
Vector Template Yo Vector ....every cover band in the WORLD does it and MUCH better..... In The Beatle days the technology wasn't there to mix pre-recorded parts and live parts. Now the sync is seamless a perfect live mix. The drummer should stick to his Lennon's vocals and pass the drums to a real drummer. GOD he blows.
Agreed, it was a cover of something I also thought could not be covered. Their musicianship was excellent and you could also see that they were enjoying the performance and were into the music.
I wish the Beatles did a live performance of "I am the Walrus", probably will have sound with less quality because technology wasn't good back then, and for the record Sir George Martin did a lot of trickery by building that song in parts. One thing is 100% sure that NOBODY will ever sound on the voices better than the original creaters: The Beatles. However I give this musicians all my respects for a job well done.
The technology of the 60's may have been less sophisticated, four track analog recording, but the sound quality was fatter, juicier and richer with harmonics - today's digital infinite tracks sound dry and sterile in comparison!
Yep, great job. Also check out “The Analogues”. They absolutely nail every Beatle song they play. They only use musical instruments that were available when the Beatles recorded the songs. Amazing!
Wha? The legendary Michael Brecker is on tenor sax in the horn section! (Bassist Will Lee and he played together in the jazz-rock band, Dreams (Billy Cobham on drums), in the early 1970s.)
This brings back memories of a couple of friends and myself hunkered down focused on playing record backwards, convinced it was all true, heard it with our own ears😂 😮🤪!
I'm so glad you (Fab Faux) included this song in the Easton, PA - Revolver Concert (2nd set). You have made an old classic once again rock!! :) See you again in New Brunswick, NJ!! To others, when someone does justice to Beatles songs - one concert just isn't enough!
The Cavern Beat are a fine Beatles band (I checked out their videos) as is The Fab Faux. It's a different take, that's all. I know the Faux and have heard them rave about other Beatles bands, especially 1964. These guys are a humble bunch who couldn't be happier to be involved in a pool of bands who are keeping the magical dust flowing on all things Beatles. Let's just enjoy and celebrate with all these bands.
Awesome!! I am going to see them, April 8, 2017, at The Fillmore in Philadelphia PA. They usually do a specific album, this time The Beatles Greatest Hits.
@retroclipps - Well said friend; this song is absolutely trascendental; it's like youu can feel and see those magical and mysterious years from where this song originates changing. Uncanny, special. I remember reading in the 80's when ask about where he got his inspiration for his unique sounding music, a certain new age artist said that he was just a tool for god and his mind and hands where the instruments for this higher power! Makes me wonder about the Beatles...
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People are insane. I'm in a Floyd tribute myself, and let me tell all of you who think you can do better, try recreating all the sounds that people like The Beatles and Floyd do in the studio live. Good Luck.. These guys are FANTASTIC!! Feel free to post a wedding band that plays stuff like this live (without playing against an MP3 track). Bet you won't find any. Kudos to these guys for playing everything live we never got to hear live when The Beatles were around. Superb job!!
Nobody could do a faithful version of this live - I thought. Bloody knocked it out the park.
I started watching this thinking, what kind of strange fail will this be? And then...
wow. Quite astonishing.
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@@erickfp yes!
The Analogues do a nice job, too.
Frank Zappa did a pretty decent one in 1988: th-cam.com/video/X5zgCKMGdgU/w-d-xo.html
Ringo deserves ALOT more credit than he normally recieves. He could keep a great beat, and his fills add alot to all of the songs. A Day In The Life has great drumming, as does Strawberry Fields Forever.
Yep he really was a good drummer. Simple complexity sometimes. More of a musical drummer than anything else.
Peace and love!
I like saying, if i want to watch a circus act, I listen to Neal Peart or Buddy rich. When ii want to listen to music, I listen to Ringo.
@@jamesoeming5022 Ringo's not at the same level as a Buddy Rich or Peart. But Ringo's drumming worked. And what made it work so well was that Ringo didn't have the ego Paul or John had.
Ringo kept good time. I never thought Peart was in time. He didn’t really rock. Great guy and drummer, but I would rank Ringo much higher.
It really makes you appreciate the work the Beatles put into these songs.
And the work George Martin & the Abbey Road engineers put in. Particularly on songs like thid.
A lot of work. When you first heard it back when it came out you thought what the heck is this. You knew you were hearing something out of his world, but you figured it's The Beatles always testing boundaries, and doing good work. It was after I saw all these making of videos with them, and see that what was care free to listen to wasn't care free to make. These guys were pros.
I saw these guys last night in concert. They are amazing! In the first half of the show, they played diffferent Beatle songs, including this one and "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" which was astounding. In the second half they played the entire Abbey Road album! They constantly switched instruments to use the same ones that were used on the original recordings and bought to life music that, let's face it, has never been played live before. If you have a chance to see these guys, do not miss it!
@Labdarugo You should go and see the Analogues They are brilliant.
All things considered, this performance is totally BOSS.
Agreed
What is astonishing is that the beatles created this from nothing pure creativity. Great tribute to genius.
John to be specific but I agree, that's pure creativity and genius.
On a 4 track!
This brought tears to my eyes! There was something peculiar and haunting about the metronomic quality of the rhythm, the strings and horns were wonderful to see perform live, I like the singer's slight gravelly voice very much, and the base player cuts a very fine cornerstone on stage. The attention to detail was also cool in the spoken voice that came in towards the end from the keyboard player. This is a clip I wil enjoy playing again.
Bass player!
Wow!!! I get goose bumps. All the technicalities were taken into account. Awesome execution. I had never heard of this band and now I bow to them. Exemplary. The vocalists kept within Lennon's persona all the way thru. Respect.
Javier Gonzalez Uber look they are not the Beatles just want to be! get the real albums! don't bow to them,! please if they were that good how come they, not doing their own album!
The drummer does a fantastic job with John's vocals, he captures the right vibe.
Fantastic cover, best I’ve heard
I heard that song when it came out, and have listened to it many years. They got it right, and I would notice they didn't. It's two or three songs in one, and not easy to get right.
WOW, The Beatles didn't ever dream of trying to that one live! You guys NAILED IT! My union jack hat is off to ya.
Of course the Beatles didn't. With the sound and computer technology of the time (1967) it would have been near impossible to produce a faithful live version. Once technology improved, talented groups like this could make the attempt. And a very successful attempt I might add.
I'll remind everyone that when the Beatles recorded this they did so over many days, even weeks of dozens of overdubs and effects added through the mastery of George Martin. This band just performed this live with no overdubs and did a pretty darn good job. I appreciate the magic of the Beatles as much as anyone but to say "this sucks" is ridiculous. Let's see what you can do live in front of millions of viewers with no overdubs.
John Boutet The overdubs are pre-recorded and synced live . One of the beauties of digital technology. The vocals are tweaked (the drummer's REAL voice is NOT so Lennon like) the "Owhhhhhhhh" is prerecorded and the strings depth, sustain & slapback echo is digitally enhanced. No great magic (although Will is a GREAT bass player) just amazing technology.
+John Boutet Hell, they kicked ass! Even Paul McCartney and Ringo never attempted this one live. So FUCK anyone that says this sucks.
Xcorgi So true!!!!
+John Boutet Yep, pretty amazing. It's much the same as Brian Wilson's band playing Pet Sounds and SMiLE live on stage & nailing every single note, chord, and vocal part.
John Boutet still sucks
Amazing. Simply amazing. Spot on. There is nothing like real strings playing real music. Thank you for the string arrangements, Sir George Martin! And thank you for the songs, music and the memories my wonderful, fab Beatles! And thank you Fab Faux for keeping the dream alive. Sorry, John, the dream is not over...yet! Your music will live forever!
Wow! What an amazing performance. Standing ovation.
Great job, I'm certain the Beatles would have approved!
Michael Gorman approve this no way!
I've known thes guys over 20 years and they are the best anywhere in creating Beatles music.
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Not just one to pull off. I can't believe they went from I Want To Hold Your Hand to I Am The Walrus. What a contrast, but it is what made the Beatles the true geniuses that they were. Their music is timeless. To this day, new artists are still recording their music. Well done Fab Faux! Thanks for posting.
@Paul Callas
Good point! And only four years between the two songs.
just when I thought my appreciation for the beatles had reached it's pinicle, it goes up another notch, these people were truly amazing indeed and I salute them, however the four lads that created this incredible sound didn't have the advantage of hearing these musical gems to copy from, they created it themselves and that was 50 yrs ago..
Very true Pat! I guess that's the greatness of the rock and roll movement. Each great performer stands on the shoulders of and are beholden to their heroes and predecessors. The Beatles surely had theirs, but my goodness! talk about going from sending smoke signals to radio waves into the heavens figuratively speaking within a few short years! Beatles FOUR-ever, eh? I do appreciate the Fab Faux because it's obvious that they love and admire the Beatles by their attentiveness to details.
I don't think anyone could ever top the live performance of this classic Beatles track, than these guys here!
First class! Excellent cover. Bravo Fab Faux.
fabulous out of this world bai8
Awesome job guys! Spot on!
couldn't agree more. Their obvious love for the music shines through and their musicianship is, to put it bluntly, unquestionable. I really don't get all those nasty negative comments. I'm also a professional musician and believe me, I think this band is wonderful!! Beatles were good too.
That is, by far, the best live rendition of this song I've ever heard.
Styx did a great version of 'I am the Walrus'. With a big assist from the Contemporary Youth Orchestra. They are from the Cleveland area.
The Analogues
I think theyre pretty good. No one expects them to sound just like the Beatles.
RIP Sir George Martin.
He won't be forgotten
I've seen them do this in person at least four times. It ALWAYS brings welcome chills!
Bravo, bravo!
Absolutely fabulous rendition that would make the Beatles themselves proud. These guys are great!
this was outstanding! Thank you so much.
Holy shit - that was amazing. I'm not sure if the Beatles were all still alive that they could do this that well. Just incredible.
Paul and ringo are still alive 👍
@@diamondsareforever1011 Yes, but they aren't all alive, so they would need a fill in for john and george.
This is the most incredible performance...it sounds even better than the original, yet untainted at the same time. I learned of these guys from the Howard Stern Show. I've never been into the Beatles that much (born in '74), but because of the Fab Faux, I'm realizing what geniuses the Beatles were to create....and what geniuses these guys are with their ability to replicate the studio sound of the original.
these guys are seasoned studio musicians. ...a couple of them play in one of the late night talk show bands....they do a really good job. ..i fell they try to keep it as real as can be. ..
Absolutely, Jim. I can't imagine any group of musicians doing a more faithful and accurate version of this, or any other Beatles song. These guys are the cream of the crop and, yes, very seasoned musicians. (Will Lee wouldn't be a part of anything that wasn't top-notch.) I'd love to catch them in concert someday.
Much as we all love and revere the Beatles, remember that they were studio wizards, with huge help from Sir George Martin. Speaking as an old guy who's been a musician since high school, there is a *world* of difference between a track that was assembled over weeks of layering, editing, and re-takes in a studio, vs a once-through live performance. That's the true awe of Fab Faux.
It's a tradition for my family to see this band every year. They're amazing!
WOWOWOWOW!! That was better than 90% of the musical guests Dave has on his show these days! I don't believe the Beatles ever played this live, so it's the best live version I've ever heard!
How can you not like this?
the best I am the Walrus cover i've ever seen
Great job! Fab Faux is the best way to hear late studio Beatles works alive. Thanks to Fab Faux and Margebird for posting them.
These guys say they are not a tribute band........That being said they have the best audio you will ever hear.
More of a repertory band, not tribute. They are awesome.
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THIRTY DISLIKES??? Do they not get what an amazing performance this was--by people who truly love the Beatles like we do? Save the disliking (if you feel like you just HAVE to dislike something!) for bands or musicians that don't recognize or want to acknowledge what the Beatles have made possible for them today. Or for fans like Kanye's who think HE discovered that old Brit- Paul McCartney! Hahaha
Wonderful rendition... great homage
Awesome cover - Fab Faux are amazing
Are there different kinds of Beatles fans? Yes. I only live for their music. I don't care who married who when, or the kind of cars they owned. I've gone to see many Beatles tribute cover bands. Last week someone I met a fan who was going to see this band at the Beacon theater in NYC. I blew it off, except for 2 things that stuck in the back of mind; first Will Lee, second they were playing at the Beacon. I can only tell you that watching this video moved me to tears, that's how practically perfect they were. The next time I'll be on line for tickets. Thanks Fab Faux.
excellent rendition
Just saw these guys in San Diego this past Sat night. All I can say is WOW!!!!!! The Beatles will always live as long as The Fab Faux are around.
This was really good.
Awesome! That song has a wonderful beat
I agree. It's hard to cover beatles songs and make them sound right.
Wonderful. Really wonderful
Can you believe this was the flip side to hello goodbye Beatles music is powerful and timeless
These super talented musicians performed a great concert at The Tabernacle in Atlanta last night. The BEST concert I have ever attended. I have previously been to a Paul McCartney concert and while it was good it obviously did not provide a wonderful selection of all of the Beatles' hits. Close your eyes and listen to the magic! Beatles live!
Was never a crazy Beatles fan but the Fab Faux changed that. They are marvelous in concert. Don't miss them if they are in your town. Looking for another weekend at the Arizona Biltmore on Labor Day Weekend (2 yrs in a row now) . I'm hoping this is an annual event.
I think the fact that it was done at the ed sullivan theater,makes it all the sweeter,hey that rhymes.can't get that song out of my head.horns were terrific.
These guys are awesome. Always great to hear them on the Howard Stern Show
They honor the music, greatly. Since 1969 we have been denied a "live" performance of this epochal music and it is grand to know that it can all be heard again, and we are comforted to know that it is not just a creation of George Martin in EMI's studio, but something real. The Fab Faux are not making the Beatles' music "smaller" by so accurately reproducing it, they are instead making it greater by showing that it can live again, safely, in other hands.
OMG..............I am sitting here at my desk listening to The Beatles album, Magical Mystery Tour which features 'I Am The Walrus'. Having had no past reference to what The Beatles would have done while recording this song in a recording studio, now any possible controverted memory of The Beatles is simply replaced with The Fab Faux...............as the Beatles song progresses on, all I can see in my mind is the Fab Faux from this video.................it is simply incredible!
Absolutely superb!
What an absolutely amazingly good performance of an amazingly good song.
I don't believe that these guy actually pulled this off - never thought this song was something you could actually perform on stage. The original is a studio production made from a bunch of different pieces. This is pretty awesome.
Vector Template Yo Vector ....every cover band in the WORLD does it and MUCH better..... In The Beatle days the technology wasn't there to mix pre-recorded parts and live parts. Now the sync is seamless a perfect live mix.
The drummer should stick to his Lennon's vocals and pass the drums to a real drummer. GOD he blows.
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Agreed, it was a cover of something I also thought could not be covered. Their musicianship was excellent and you could also see that they were enjoying the performance and were into the music.
absolutely fantastic !!
Excellent. I don't think the Beatles could have done a BETTER job...'LIVE'!
I can't wait to see these guys in February.
I am 29 and missed the beatles thou my glory years thou this songs fucking rocks, great drummer aswell!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I wish the Beatles did a live performance of "I am the Walrus", probably will have sound with less quality because technology wasn't good back then, and for the record Sir George Martin did a lot of trickery by building that song in parts. One thing is 100% sure that NOBODY will ever sound on the voices better than the original creaters: The Beatles. However I give this musicians all my respects for a job well done.
The technology of the 60's may have been less sophisticated, four track analog recording, but the sound quality was fatter, juicier and richer with harmonics - today's digital infinite tracks sound dry and sterile in comparison!
Gaslightclub1978 That's why they could not have done most songs live that they recorded after Rubber Soul.
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dude, check The Analogues!
beautifully done, I especially love the orchestra strings sounds
Can't wait to see them this Thursday in NYC
Yep, great job. Also check out “The Analogues”. They absolutely nail every Beatle song they play. They only use musical instruments that were available when the Beatles recorded the songs. Amazing!
Yep. This is a great performance and The Analogues are brilliant.
I missed this one. It's very good, but the Analogues tear it up, too.
Wha? The legendary Michael Brecker is on tenor sax in the horn section! (Bassist Will Lee and he played together in the jazz-rock band, Dreams (Billy Cobham on drums), in the early 1970s.)
saw them in concert in DC and they are great! Will see again.
Mil repetos son geniales muchos aplausos a ustedes marstros desde la ciudad de México
Love love love these guys. Saw them in San Diego 4 weeks ago. Awesome!!
This brings back memories of a couple of friends and myself hunkered down focused on playing record backwards, convinced it was all true, heard it with our own ears😂 😮🤪!
Well done. Excellent
C’est vraiment très bon ! Un satisfecit pour le chanteur, sa voix puissante, sont débit, sa tessiture et sa dynamique sont parfaits 👍
These guys are awesome!
The best Beatles tribute band in existence... Why? because they can play ALL of their songs well.
I'm so glad you (Fab Faux) included this song in the Easton, PA - Revolver Concert (2nd set).
You have made an old classic once again rock!! :)
See you again in New Brunswick, NJ!!
To others, when someone does justice to Beatles songs - one concert just isn't enough!
seeing these guys tomorrow
so pumped
That was just breathtaking.
I've seen these guys twice & they truly do justice to the music of The Beatles.
I have to agree with you on that, I was there in Cleveland that night. They were unbelieveable.
These guys are awesome
Just...wow. Will Lee is such a monster. Blown away.
Fantastic!!!
The Cavern Beat are a fine Beatles band (I checked out their videos) as is The Fab Faux. It's a different take, that's all. I know the Faux and have heard them rave about other Beatles bands, especially 1964. These guys are a humble bunch who couldn't be happier to be involved in a pool of bands who are keeping the magical dust flowing on all things Beatles. Let's just enjoy and celebrate with all these bands.
wow!
this was super.............
A very hard and difficult song, but The Fab Faux mastered. You are great! I loved it!
Long live to THE BEATLES
How could 31 people not like this??
So Glad I Lived at this time
Awesome!! I am going to see them, April 8, 2017, at The Fillmore in Philadelphia PA. They usually do a specific album, this time The Beatles Greatest Hits.
@retroclipps - Well said friend; this song is absolutely trascendental; it's like youu can feel and see those
magical and mysterious years from where this song originates changing. Uncanny, special.
I remember reading in the 80's when ask about where he got his inspiration for his unique sounding
music, a certain new age artist said that he was just a tool for god and his mind and hands where the
instruments for this higher power! Makes me wonder about the Beatles...
Seen them 4 times. This is fantastic!
Marvelous. One take, with no overdubs or multi-tracking.
You should see them play in person. Unbelievable!
Nice nice nice. Vocals are sweet and the bass player is spot on in all your songs. That's the clincher.
i've seen them in new york they're really good, closest thing to seeing the beatles
bravissimi, la migliore versione dopo l'originale 👏👏👏
Great performance. They got it right.
Absolutely bloody brilliant!!!!
Wow, I've watched Dave all the time and never seen this..! Thanks.!
Doesn't Will look right at home playing in that theater..?
Wow. I won't say it's an improvement on the original but it's very good. Thanx for putting this up.
The FAB-ulous brothers Vivino and Tom "Bones" Malone. :)
Bloody well done.