Can you believe how lucky we are that in the entirety of human history, with a human life span of less than 100 years, we’re alive to listen to this amazing music?!
Yes, I've always considered myself lucky to have grown up with Beatles music providing the soundtrack. I was 12 when they were on Sullivan, and like everyone else was bowled over, and their ever-maturing music continually pulled me along with them throughout my teens. I remember my seventh-grade teacher, on the Monday after Sullivan, SCREAMING to the class "I don't want to hear that word BEATLES in this class again!" On that day, he had a lot of competition for out headspace. It was the only time I remember him yelling like that.
Its nice when you grow up on masterpieces. parents got me Beatles from the start. Introducing the Beatles in 63. Before that Ray Charles Hit the Road Jack in 62. Frank Sinatra in 62 (French Foreign Legion, a B side of something else, has always been my fave Sinatra since then), Ricky Nelson hits from 62, 63. Was playing Revolver all the time when I was 11. So yes, I feel so lucky to be raised on masterpieces. And check out My Love For You by the Marcels. another great B side from the same bag of singles mom bought me from the bin.
@@kencur9690 ya, except Brahms can't suck enough 98% of the time so anyone who grew up with Brahms (only) I so pity. lol Now Beethoven- ROCKS as well as his lil bro Wolfy, but Yow-hanness always got up on the wrong side of the bed and on the wrong foot... 98% of the time.. Now and then - somewhat tolerable (the Orchestral variations on the Handel theme and F minor piano quartet 2nd movement (or third,) are exciting - the rest ...snore lol
At 2:13 it's the first time I hv heard George sing "but" here comes the sun! One word and Magical! Like re-reading a much loved book! One more reason to love hcts
People often say George wasn't a great singer, but being a great singer isn't about having a wide vocal range, or having dynamic styles, it's about being able to suit a certain style of music written for you. And George nailed it almost every time.
@@davian8641 Well, they don't typically say that he's bad, but he's not as diverse as Paul or as controlled as John. He has a lot less range and can do a lot less styles... People often say he's worse than Paul and John (which is understandable I guess) but people forget how good of a singer he could be...
The Beatles taught every other band how it was done. What was so natural to them became so difficult for so many others to follow. Many tried. Very few had success. The Beatles are a phenomenon. It can't be repeated.
They all learned harmony singing from the Everly Brothers...They were the first to sing like that and the best. The Beatles came to be the most popular beatgroup in England and they admired the Everly's 😊😊
@@Diego-my9gc It is beautiful but the harmonized vocals make it even more beautiful, as is the case with most Beatles songs. Nobody harmonized like them ♥️
EH!!!! OK....THAT IS A BIT TOO MUCH. Its an excellent beatles song...That should be enough. And apart from the Beatles there is something like Mediterraneo by Serrat or several The corrs songs, and some Sting songs.
This would be an extraordinary song without any harmony (the harmonies are subtle in any case and double tracked with both George and Paul present). What makes it great is the intro, which is referred to repeatedly throughout. the melody and the beautiful sentiment.
Paul harmonies on No Reply at the bridge are truly extraordinary. "If I were you, I'd realize that I, love you more than any other guy". And it was performed live, in the Studio. No double tracking.
Paul could outsing anyone in the industry back then, but I love how he never overshadows the lead singer but rather accentuates them. He keeps perfect pitch and volume always, which is extremely difficult, imo.
What makes this song amazing is the way it sets the mood w the absolutely amazing guitar intro making u want to hear more nd then Georges voice comes in nd makes u want the things that make u happy in life
I just found this after listening to a video of Dhani - George's son who looks just like him (sp??) sitting with Sir George Martin and another dude - they're pointing out the 'lost solo' bringing it up in the mix - and it's (dare i say,) rather crummy in its distinct bluesy way - not up to the timeless beauty of the final mix. If it bleeds over in any way it diminishes the perfect original - we're lucky for the decision making of Sir George Martin - the 5th Beatle was important to the production (wa'nt he their producer for all but one song..!?) - maybe they could further clean it up leaving no traces at all. And also - John Williams and James Taylor do a very thoughtful rendition of "Here Comes the Sun" a concert that seems to be honoring Yo Yo Ma, with the Obamas and Yo Yo all sitting together in a balcony somewhere - playing on the cross rhythms - with an amazing vocal backdrop with a particular delightful muppet groovin' along too. Something for everyone - Sun-thing for everyone.
I distinctly remember hearing this song for the very first time on the radio in the Fall of 1969. I bought Abby Road on vinyl, then 12 years later I bought the CD.
@@pbailey232 Possibly, but my personal experience leads me to stick with my first impression. With vocal tracks especially, I lean toward headphone bleed. I've experienced it many times.
The entire recording of this song was done with just Paul, George, and Ringo. It’s really a shame Paul and George didn’t get on better because there’s still a lot of magic the three of them could have done together after John quit and then after he died.
When George and Paul were on the same page, their magic was amazing. Their dual guitar leads in “And Your Bird Can Sing”, their vocal harmonies in “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” and in this song. They were opposites in personality but they sure did make wonderful music together. Paul’s bassline for “Something” is a treasure that only a true friend would give to his little brother.
Paul and George are by far my two favorite Beatles-the best looking, most charming, the ones who went the furthest back personally. So I always wonder what the full story of their relationship was-a lot of which we’ll probably never know. I get the impression they were insecure about their place and legacy in the group a whole lot more than John or Ringo, which is maybe why their Get Back experience left such strong wounds.
To hear these isolated vocals, separated and placed together in perfect timing is beyond any dream I could have hoped for. Being blessed with the music of my era was a joy. I'm so thrilled to find this page, and to be invited into the personal quarters of incredibly gifted and talented artists. Thanks for what you share here. Words can't express how much I love this. I'm grateful.
I was the only girl in my neighborhood who was in love with George, back when a girl had to know which Beatle she'd choose to marry. All of the other girls were going to marry Paul or John. Little girls tended to like Ringo, I think because there was something childlike about him.
Here Comes the Sun was particularly well received by audiences and critics. With his other contribution to Abbey Road, Something, Harrison gained recognition as a songwriter that had previously been reserved for fellow students John Lennon and Paul McCartney. Harrison performed the song at several of his concerts, as a solo artist, including at the Concert for Bangladesh in 1971 and, with Paul Simon, during his Saturday Night Live appearance in 1976.
An excellent model for how your vocals should be mixed in your home studio! - Warm but lots of air in the sound, that ribbon mic and that mostly real room reverb?...wow. THANKS for sharing....
At Boulder as a sophomore in the fall of ‘69, my best friend Jon G. across the hall at Nichols Hall had bought Abbey Road, and we played it over and over. I had a test to study for or a paper to write (can’t remember) on “The Red And The Black” over the weekend, but instead worked out the pick pattern for Here Comes The Sun on my guitar, which I still play today and was a much better use of my time.
What made the Beatles great was that they were musically illiterate and wrote very simple songs. Here Comes The Sun has a basic I-IV-V chord progression and almost childlike lyrics. That's what makes it timeless and how it crosses all cultural boundaries.
"Here Comes The Sun" Here comes the sun, doo-doo-doo-doo, here comes the sun And I say it's all right Little darling, it's been a long cold lonely winter Little darling, it feels like years since it's been here Here comes the sun, doo-doo-doo-doo, here comes the sun And I say it's all right Little darling, the smiles returning to the faces Little darling, it seems like years since it's been here Here comes the sun, doo-doo-doo-doo, here comes the sun And I say it's all right Sun, sun, sun, here it comes Sun, sun, sun, here it comes Sun, sun, sun, here it comes Sun, sun, sun, here it comes Sun, sun, sun, here it comes Little darling, I feel that ice is slowly melting Little darling, it seems like years since it's been clear Here comes the sun, doo-doo-doo-doo, here comes the sun And I say it's all right Here comes the sun, doo-doo-doo-doo, here comes the sun It's all right It's all right
The lyrics are. Here comes the sun. (Doo doo doo ) here comes the sun and i say it's alright. Little darling, it's been a long ,cold, lonely winter little darling it's feel like years since it's been here . here comes the sun ( doo doo doo ) here comes the sun and i say it's alright. Sun , sun, sun. Here it comes. Sun, sun, sun here it comes Sun, sun,sun, here it comes little darling their smiles returning to their faces. Little darling it's feel like years since it's been clear . here comes the sun ( doo doo doo) here comes the sun and i say it's alright . ( hope y'all enjoy the song ) :))) 💓💕💗
John Lennon was in a car accident and was not on this song at all. Paul and George overdubbed the background harmonies twice. Ringo, Paul and George did the handclaps.
Actually the main reason was Paul, you know right there was a big fight which erupted between Paul and George during the Let It be sessions, there wasn’t one problem; due to which thé Beatles ended, there are many and yeah John and Yoko too part of it
@@DanielSanchez-og4ox I remember hearing a John Lennon interview with the DJ in the fall of 69 for Abbey Road, they went over every song and John said the only songs he didnt participate was Maxwell Silver Hammer and Her Majesty. We may never know but its possible after the car accident he may have overdubbed on this song.
Ivan John hated Maxwell he didn’t play on it at all. Also listen to this Here Comes The Sun/The Inner Light Mashup which features backing vocals from Oh Darling (which John participated on the backing vocals) th-cam.com/video/TXZ2x6nKAYw/w-d-xo.html . The opening features the sun, sun, sun part from Here Comes The Sun (which I believed John overdubbed vocals on when he came back) and the ahhhs and oohs from Oh Darling. It sounds mashup together perfectly that John participated on. It John didn’t contribute vocals during sun, sun, sun part it wouldn’t fit together nicely.
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This is what you hear as you walk the gates of heaven
You probably will meet john lennon in heaven
I’ve seen you make this comment on other songs. Is there a rotating playlist?
Check out The Beach Boys isolated vocals sloop Jon b
I'd prefer to hear Marilyn Monroe
Since my wife is pregnant i only hear.... here comes the Son
Can you believe how lucky we are that in the entirety of human history, with a human life span of less than 100 years, we’re alive to listen to this amazing music?!
Yes, I've always considered myself lucky to have grown up with Beatles music providing the soundtrack. I was 12 when they were on Sullivan, and like everyone else was bowled over, and their ever-maturing music continually pulled me along with them throughout my teens. I remember my seventh-grade teacher, on the Monday after Sullivan, SCREAMING to the class "I don't want to hear that word BEATLES in this class again!" On that day, he had a lot of competition for out headspace. It was the only time I remember him yelling like that.
Its nice when you grow up on masterpieces. parents got me Beatles from the start. Introducing the Beatles in 63. Before that Ray Charles Hit the Road Jack in 62. Frank Sinatra in 62 (French Foreign Legion, a B side of something else, has always been my fave Sinatra since then), Ricky Nelson hits from 62, 63. Was playing Revolver all the time when I was 11. So yes, I feel so lucky to be raised on masterpieces. And check out My Love For You by the Marcels. another great B side from the same bag of singles mom bought me from the bin.
I like the Beatles, but it’s not like people who grew up with Mozart or Beethoven or Brahms were exactly unlucky, either.
@@kencur9690 No radio or records, so you had to be lucky enough to be at a concert where their music was played
@@kencur9690 ya, except Brahms can't suck enough 98% of the time so anyone who grew up with Brahms (only) I so pity. lol Now Beethoven- ROCKS as well as his lil bro Wolfy, but Yow-hanness always got up on the wrong side of the bed and on the wrong foot... 98% of the time.. Now and then - somewhat tolerable (the Orchestral variations on the Handel theme and F minor piano quartet 2nd movement (or third,) are exciting - the rest ...snore lol
my dad found this and said "maybe I love the internet"
My self found this and said "maybe, i love you"
At 2:13 it's the first time I hv heard George sing "but" here comes the sun! One word and Magical! Like re-reading a much loved book! One more reason to love hcts
2:12
when they sang "sun sun sun here it comes" my heart said "😍💛💗💕❤️💜❣️😭"
Army?
@@Joao_Reus no
People often say George wasn't a great singer, but being a great singer isn't about having a wide vocal range, or having dynamic styles, it's about being able to suit a certain style of music written for you. And George nailed it almost every time.
What people say this?
@@davian8641 Well, they don't typically say that he's bad, but he's not as diverse as Paul or as controlled as John. He has a lot less range and can do a lot less styles...
People often say he's worse than Paul and John (which is understandable I guess) but people forget how good of a singer he could be...
Not sure if this is what you were implying, but this song was written by George, not for him.
i strongly agree with you..! btw he had an amazing vocal range too, and his voice was miraculously powerful ! Truely gods own !
@@davian8641 No "people" I've ever heard...
Chills anyone?
I still can't believe that some people think George is saying "doo doo doo doo". It's clearly "doo(t) 'n doo doo".
Definitely no (t). The original lyrics were Scooby do do but were changed. I think you need new head phones if you think there is a t there
@@ryancadwallader2049 I think the t here is representing a glottal stop
How much time do you have on your hands?!
Literally why does it even matter to you so much?
@@FalconAndTrident no they won't 😉
George's finest hour...his own vocal harmonies are just incredible on this classic pop gem!
It's George and Paul.
Yahoo.Paul great work
If you don't love that, you don't love breathing.
The Beatles taught every other band how it was done. What was so natural to them became so difficult for so many others to follow. Many tried. Very few had success. The Beatles are a phenomenon. It can't be repeated.
They all learned harmony singing from the Everly Brothers...They were the first to sing like that and the best. The Beatles came to be the most popular beatgroup in England and they admired the Everly's 😊😊
Paul is awesome...he brings feeling
Mandira Bhagwati Its a geo músic
He is. He does.
Paul could harmonize with the worst singer on the ugliest song ever written and still make it beautiful ;)
@@thesilvershining the song is beautiful even without Paul vocals.
@@Diego-my9gc It is beautiful but the harmonized vocals make it even more beautiful, as is the case with most Beatles songs. Nobody harmonized like them ♥️
To me this is one of the most beautiful songs, if not the most beautiful song ever written and performed.
EH!!!! OK....THAT IS A BIT TOO MUCH. Its an excellent beatles song...That should be enough.
And apart from the Beatles there is something like Mediterraneo by Serrat or several The corrs songs, and some Sting songs.
Play San Francisco by Scott McKenzie after this song. Very similar kind of songs, but the McKenzie song is far superior.
Once again it's Paul's harmonies that lift the song out of the ordinary. He did it constantly on most of the Beatles songs.
This would be an extraordinary song without any harmony (the harmonies are subtle in any case and double tracked with both George and Paul present). What makes it great is the intro, which is referred to repeatedly throughout. the melody and the beautiful sentiment.
Paul harmonies on No Reply at the bridge are truly extraordinary. "If I were you, I'd realize that I, love you more than any other guy". And it was performed live, in the Studio. No double tracking.
Paul could outsing anyone in the industry back then, but I love how he never overshadows the lead singer but rather accentuates them. He keeps perfect pitch and volume always, which is extremely difficult, imo.
What makes this song amazing is the way it sets the mood w the absolutely amazing guitar intro making u want to hear more nd then Georges voice comes in nd makes u want the things that make u happy in life
Are you sure it's Paul singing the harmony...sounds like George's own vocal harmonies on the overdubs?!
Idk about all of you but at 1:54 turn up full volume and you can hear the lost guitar solo
Yeah, throughout the song there’s tape bleed over, probably from the headphones or a ghost track.
@spiky hemorrhoids *L I T T L E D A R L I N G*
I just found this after listening to a video of Dhani - George's son who looks just like him (sp??) sitting with Sir George Martin and another dude - they're pointing out the 'lost solo' bringing it up in the mix - and it's (dare i say,) rather crummy in its distinct bluesy way - not up to the timeless beauty of the final mix. If it bleeds over in any way it diminishes the perfect original - we're lucky for the decision making of Sir George Martin - the 5th Beatle was important to the production (wa'nt he their producer for all but one song..!?) - maybe they could further clean it up leaving no traces at all. And also - John Williams and James Taylor do a very thoughtful rendition of "Here Comes the Sun" a concert that seems to be honoring Yo Yo Ma, with the Obamas and Yo Yo all sitting together in a balcony somewhere - playing on the cross rhythms - with an amazing vocal backdrop with a particular delightful muppet groovin' along too. Something for everyone - Sun-thing for everyone.
I distinctly remember hearing this song for the very first time on the radio in the Fall of 1969. I bought Abby Road on vinyl, then 12 years later I bought the CD.
You know it’s a good song if there is not instruments and it’s still good
Paul brings a warm feeling with the harmonies
If you listen closely and carefully, you can still hear the music
That's bleedthrough from headphone or adjacent tape tracks.
no
@@maximolinareal yes
@@sschmidtevalue ghost track
@@pbailey232 Possibly, but my personal experience leads me to stick with my first impression. With vocal tracks especially, I lean toward headphone bleed. I've experienced it many times.
The entire recording of this song was done with just Paul, George, and Ringo. It’s really a shame Paul and George didn’t get on better because there’s still a lot of magic the three of them could have done together after John quit and then after he died.
When George and Paul were on the same page, their magic was amazing. Their dual guitar leads in “And Your Bird Can Sing”, their vocal harmonies in “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” and in this song. They were opposites in personality but they sure did make wonderful music together. Paul’s bassline for “Something” is a treasure that only a true friend would give to his little brother.
@@thesilvershining I totally agree! Paul’s piano part on “Weeps” is pretty nifty too.
@@thesilvershining So true. And may I also add 'Long, Long, Long'-what a beautiful blend of their vocals in that one.
Paul and George are by far my two favorite Beatles-the best looking, most charming, the ones who went the furthest back personally. So I always wonder what the full story of their relationship was-a lot of which we’ll probably never know. I get the impression they were insecure about their place and legacy in the group a whole lot more than John or Ringo, which is maybe why their Get Back experience left such strong wounds.
John was basically a selfish asshole when it came to George.
Great song loved it George sings it well with Paul beautiful just marvelous tune loved it👍♥️👌😷🧡🌟
Wow. Perfect. This IS Heaven on Earth. How lucky can we be...to hear and witness this?
I have listened to these four since I was 4. Still my favorite. We didn't play house. We played Beatles' wives, of course.
I love this! It is wonderful without the music too! George had a beautiful voice. The harmony is excellent! ❤️🌹❤️
Coming out of my severe covid battle. Now home. And this George Harrison song is an inspiration every day 😂😊👍☮️🤟
Thank you Lord in Heaven.
For Blessing us with the beatles.
To hear these isolated vocals, separated and placed together in perfect timing is beyond any dream I could have hoped for. Being blessed with the music of my era was a joy. I'm so thrilled to find this page, and to be invited into the personal quarters of incredibly gifted and talented artists. Thanks for what you share here. Words can't express how much I love this. I'm grateful.
I'm listening to this on a very hot day and this song makes the heart sing!😊
i’ll be mad if george isn’t singing this to me when i enter heaven❤️ ugh i’m too inlove w that man🥰
I was the only girl in my neighborhood who was in love with George, back when a girl had to know which Beatle she'd choose to marry. All of the other girls were going to marry Paul or John. Little girls tended to like Ringo, I think because there was something childlike about him.
Look at both these cute boys singing 😭♥️
Here Comes the Sun was particularly well received by audiences and critics. With his other contribution to Abbey Road, Something, Harrison gained recognition as a songwriter that had previously been reserved for fellow students John Lennon and Paul McCartney. Harrison performed the song at several of his concerts, as a solo artist, including at the Concert for Bangladesh in 1971 and, with Paul Simon, during his Saturday Night Live appearance in 1976.
An excellent model for how your vocals should be mixed in your home studio! - Warm but lots of air in the sound, that ribbon mic and that mostly real room reverb?...wow. THANKS for sharing....
This track is hitting me like a mac truck ... a beautiful, heavenly mac truck.
At Boulder as a sophomore in the fall of ‘69, my best friend Jon G. across the hall at Nichols Hall had bought Abbey Road, and we played it over and over. I had a test to study for or a paper to write (can’t remember) on “The Red And The Black” over the weekend, but instead worked out the pick pattern for Here Comes The Sun on my guitar, which I still play today and was a much better use of my time.
Of all their music this one is my favorite
At around 1:52 you can hear the electric guitar solo overdub not used on the final version :)
Paul is the Emmy Lou Harris of the Beatles. His harmonies make who ever he's singing with sound better.
This is true, lol. Great comparison!
I love them so much and always will 🙏♾️
This is life affirming
This was my dad's favorite song, and was played by my nephew acoustically at my dad's Military Funeral Service 💔❤
Your dad had great taste in music.
What a beautiful voice he had.
A double track masterpiece.
Look At THEIR Smiles
🌞🌟🔥💋👄👄💋
Just beautiful. These vocals are perfect.
Splendid!!!!!!!
INCREDIBLE!!!!!!!
Bless him.
Goosebumps!
Daddys amazing grace 💔😔
My favorite version.
BLOODY MARVelousNESS
😎🌟☮️💟☮️💟🌟😎
Ravishing omg
What a great photo of the boys.
Glorioso
1:22 ☀️❤️
Thank You
hermosoooo!!!!!!!
Perfect💕
Over a billion plays on Spotify.
Someone play this at my funeral
Sooooooo cool!
FANTASTICO🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
Here comes the SON makes you feel good, too. 😏
You can make isolated music of "Its Johnny's Birthday" ?
im happy no one has disliked this
now there's 3 dislikes :(
@@1982pencil ...and they are either idiots or just pulling out leg.
11 :(
What made the Beatles great was that they were musically illiterate and wrote very simple songs. Here Comes The Sun has a basic I-IV-V chord progression and almost childlike lyrics. That's what makes it timeless and how it crosses all cultural boundaries.
Surprisingly, John and George's voices are so similar.
@Calle Calle agree
"Here Comes The Sun"
Here comes the sun, doo-doo-doo-doo, here comes the sun
And I say it's all right
Little darling, it's been a long cold lonely winter
Little darling, it feels like years since it's been here
Here comes the sun, doo-doo-doo-doo, here comes the sun
And I say it's all right
Little darling, the smiles returning to the faces
Little darling, it seems like years since it's been here
Here comes the sun, doo-doo-doo-doo, here comes the sun
And I say it's all right
Sun, sun, sun, here it comes
Sun, sun, sun, here it comes
Sun, sun, sun, here it comes
Sun, sun, sun, here it comes
Sun, sun, sun, here it comes
Little darling, I feel that ice is slowly melting
Little darling, it seems like years since it's been clear
Here comes the sun, doo-doo-doo-doo, here comes the sun
And I say it's all right
Here comes the sun, doo-doo-doo-doo, here comes the sun
It's all right
It's all right
no, the doo doo doo doo in not correct I think. See comment above.
El alto de PAUL es maravilloso.
Where in the world do these isolated track videos come from??? They’re awesome, but how are they possible? Surely, the studio hasn’t released them.
The lyrics are. Here comes the sun. (Doo doo doo ) here comes the sun and i say it's alright. Little darling, it's been a long ,cold, lonely winter little darling it's feel like years since it's been here . here comes the sun ( doo doo doo ) here comes the sun and i say it's alright. Sun , sun, sun. Here it comes. Sun, sun, sun here it comes Sun, sun,sun, here it comes little darling their smiles returning to their faces. Little darling it's feel like years since it's been clear . here comes the sun ( doo doo doo) here comes the sun and i say it's alright . ( hope y'all enjoy the song ) :))) 💓💕💗
The only thing wrong with this is a damn advert blared out the second it ended.
For nearly 50 years, I’ve wondered if George sang “seems” or “feels” at 2:07. Turns out it was “seals.” 🫤
George: Ok guys, time to make Here Comes The Sun
John: ight imma gonna head out
John Lennon was in a car accident and was not on this song at all. Paul and George overdubbed the background harmonies twice. Ringo, Paul and George did the handclaps.
I will be angry if I don’t hear this when I go to the heaven 😂
Si no escucho esto cuando vaya el cielo, estaré muy molesta 🙃
There's no Heaven.
John Lennon was primarily responsible for the end of the band. That is my opinion. Congratulations to George, the greatest Beatles !!!
yes. Too much yoko, drugs, and weirdness
@@stevemossholder Maybe too much fame, you know?
Actually the main reason was Paul, you know right there was a big fight which erupted between Paul and George during the Let It be sessions, there wasn’t one problem; due to which thé Beatles ended, there are many and yeah John and Yoko too part of it
@@ai__ninja Paul wasn't "the main reason". He wanted the band to stay together more than any of them.
La culpa de todo la tiene Yoko Ono!
0:08 it’s alright ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
The third best songwriter in that band wrote this marvel...
Wait it's George singing not John?
John did not participate in this song. It is George who sings.
george wrote the song
@CGYT no, there is Paul's vocal lines in harmonies
Василий Мяусин and his bass line.
Is this an out take what did you use to make this ?
Awesome work! Do you mind if i would use this over a cover of mine?
RIP George Harrison
George was dynamite.
How do you get isolated vocals like this? I can hear the track WAAAY down in the mix, so I'm guessing you don't have the masters.... ;-)
Такого парня хотели уполовинить! Но не смогли...
I know John supposedly wasn't on this song but I swear the "it's alright" sounds like John in the back.
what program took out the vocals?
Georgie is my soulmate
Brazil
@Gabriel Feitosa eu também
Eu aqui
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Paul McCartney loves this song
Yes?
Pretty sure every human being with a beating heart loves this song
Esas tres personas que le dieron dislike al video, todo bien en casa?
1:21
This sounds like just George and Paul, 3 parts yes , but I don't hear John in there. Thoughts?
Correct, John was recovering from a car accident at the time and didn’t contribute to this song.
Does anyone knows if the reverb comes from plates or a chamber ? Also if it delayed, and how long is the decay ? Thanks in advance !
How you make a Isolated vocals?
He takes the song and isolates the vocals
@@littletyke5535 a long time ago I understood how they are done xd
You have to get access to the original tracks
Is John on this too? It sounds like George, Paul and John.
Just George and Paul
I can hear John singing sun sun sun
That is not possible. John did not participate in this song. He was convalescent of a traffic accident.
@@lsendero9520 When he came back?
@@dannyboy141 No. Lennon did not participate.
@@DanielSanchez-og4ox I remember hearing a John Lennon interview with the DJ in the fall of 69 for Abbey Road, they went over every song and John said the only songs he didnt participate was Maxwell Silver Hammer and Her Majesty. We may never know but its possible after the car accident he may have overdubbed on this song.
Ivan John hated Maxwell he didn’t play on it at all. Also listen to this Here Comes The Sun/The Inner Light Mashup which features backing vocals from Oh Darling (which John participated on the backing vocals) th-cam.com/video/TXZ2x6nKAYw/w-d-xo.html . The opening features the sun, sun, sun part from Here Comes The Sun (which I believed John overdubbed vocals on when he came back) and the ahhhs and oohs from Oh Darling. It sounds mashup together perfectly that John participated on. It John didn’t contribute vocals during sun, sun, sun part it wouldn’t fit together nicely.
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