George wrote the riff himself or maybe together with Paul. For the vast majority of Beatles songs the instrumentalist created his own parts for songs. Paul wrote basslines for all the songs except a small handful where someone else played bass, John made his own rhythm parts, George wrote the lead parts (except a few) and Ringo made his own drum parts and said “I just tried to be as creative as I could”
I think the second version of one guitar playing proves that two guitars WERE playing in harmony because the second version is not as smooth and a bit more choppy. Thanks for the video Ably.
@@Amquacktador Listen again to the SMOOTHNESS of the two guitar version. As one that actually PLAYS the one Guitar version, you'll never get it as smooth as the 2 guitar version! Best I've heard is Tom Work, (1964 The Tribute) and Gavin Pring, (The Fab Four). But don't take my word for it, learn it yourself. There are better actual tutorial LESSONS on the "Tube"!! Cheers
@@georgescarlett2320 You can hear in the original recording how the bends clearly sound like two different guitars playing, in covers with one guitar playing the lead you can hear clear as crystal that it doesn't sound the same as the recording. George was a very economic player he would never write such a pain in the ass riff like that.
@@Amquacktador wasnt a only guitar part, it was paul and george playing. it sounds like one guitar because of the quality of the recording, it was probably the both playing at the same time and to the same mic or channel and it blend together. in this case, the cover, it probably was recorded digital and in separate channels, so thats where the difference comes
@@EnglishRain Incorrect. Credit for the harmonized guitars belongs to Paul McCartney. Paul and George performed it on the recording, and it was Paul on the under appreciated bass line as well. John wrote the lyrics and of course it’s John on the lead vocal.
Pawelpap9. I’m not sure I understand the link between the Beatles and the creation of the Eagles? The two guitar thing with the Eagles wasn’t until Don Felder and later, Joe Walsh. Can you explain what you mean? Thanks!!
John loved all his music no matter what he said. It is a beautiful song. Love those guitars! Plus we make the decision whether the song is great or not. They make the songs for us to love or not.
As I said before, excellent! Sounds perfect to me. I remember trying to learn this song back in the late 60's by listening to the record. Slowing it down and basically wearing it out. Players have such rich resources today for learning.
The Beatles "And Your Bird Can Sing" You tell me that you've got everything you want And your bird can sing But you don't get me, you don't get me You say you've seen Seven Wonders and your bird is green But you can't see me, you can't see me When your prized possessions start to weigh you down Look in my direction, I'll be 'round, I'll be 'round When your bird is broken will it bring you down You may be awoken, I'll be 'round, I'll be 'round You tell me that you've heard every sound there is And your bird can swing But you can't hear me, you can't hear me
@@fredmogers5738 the main riff of the song is played on two different guitars. When Keith first learned the song, he wasn’t aware and tried to figure it out as one guitar part. you could say he wasn’t thrilled when he found out it was two guitars.
That is incredible guys! fantastic spot on rendition. The both parts on lead is especially mesmerizing...you are all, all, ALL over that fret board, man!!! The bass work is entirely McCartney-esque. Set aside from the original, this is my absolute favorite version. Thanks! :^)
There are dozens of videos on youtube demonstrating these guitar parts and they all, the ones that I've seen anyway, make subtle (and some not so subtle) mistakes. But not this one! You got it right. Congratulations Sir! ;-)
Can’t decide between the two! The first is more harmonically rich with that unique jangly chime that for some reason only seems to reside in the folk rock around 1966. The second is a little more raw and rough-edged, and in its staccato choppiness not blended over by the other guitar, brings one’s attention to the absolute precision on display here. 👌🏼
Man...you guys are very, very good musicians. I'm just amazed on how complex that guitar solo really is...and how difficult it must have been to play it with such precision.
BEAUTIFUL!!! Outstanding performance-a joy to listen to. I don't understand why people commented that the second version was choppier, etc. You pulled off something extraordinary: two guitar pieces in one. Amazing.
I've heard guitar players to both lines with one guitar ... quite a feat at the original speed. Carefully listening to the isolated guitar tracks at 50% speed, I hear two guitar tracks doing slightly different things with slightly different timing, indicating there really was at least two guitar parts on two tracks and possible doubling on both. I heard that George did this song on a twelve string guitar ... which sounds believable because that guitar assemblage sound HUGE! Thanks for sharing your work ... you nailed it.
I love the instruments only, not distracted by the vocals... some lyrics were uninspiring (earlier stuff) but the instruments were amazing. All the layering to get that sound. Also helps appreciate the talent much more... and now i like this song more because of your work.
Thank you so much for this. I've just started learning this song and this is a great help for me! Wonderful quality of sound and the visuals are really helpful.
I appreciate that this classic and brilliant dual-guitar riff man be played in many ways, but what I see here seems to be the most difficult one. I play this in my band with another guitarist (I've also worked it out to play it on one guitar) and I can tell you, we do it just as well but with much less effort and no major jumping around as here.
I played a show today and was told John was playing a 12 string for that part… I said shhoooore. But, I actually disagree. It’s jangly but I think it’s the DC 6120 as you said
How authentic can you get? You even played the bass ... left handed? I looked to see if it was just reverse video, but the 'Rickenbacher' (again - authentic!) was not written backwards. Amazing! Great vid of one of me ('me' is Liverpoodlian for 'my') Beatles 'Choons'.
I thought this _too,_ but then saw in the description that someone else played the bass, lol. I’ve often considered buying a left-handed guitar and trying to learn guitar left-handed (I play right-handed), which would probably be a great “brain exercise!”
@@ahcapella I actually bought two left-handed guitars and was serious about switching over, as my right hand seem more dexterous on the fretboard. What I did not realize is that the left hand does not have the same rhythm power or timing. I can still play basic chords lefty, but that's about it. The joke is, if you think Paul was good left-handed, you should hear him play right! He just played that way so he did not bump George during the harmonies!
I remember hearing John wasn’t a big fan of the double guitar idea, for whatever reason. We all love it. I havent read that in a while, but I think if John played it he’d speak higher of it. Also, the rhythm guitar is very John. Like Paperback writer
My son insisted on learning this song by playing both leads. He always tried to challenge himself musically, God bless his soul.
It's def not easy! Yea, props for taking the hard way.
May he find rest in the Lord
I'm trying to learn thos one too!!!
Whoever did this is a genius
Yes, we all know John Lennon is a genius.
@@commenterjosh2428 yes, but the lead guitars in this song are played by Paul and George.
@@dsmpaul good
@@dsmpaul Played by, yes, but composed by John Lennon.
George wrote the riff himself or maybe together with Paul. For the vast majority of Beatles songs the instrumentalist created his own parts for songs. Paul wrote basslines for all the songs except a small handful where someone else played bass, John made his own rhythm parts, George wrote the lead parts (except a few) and Ringo made his own drum parts and said “I just tried to be as creative as I could”
I think the second version of one guitar playing proves that two guitars WERE playing in harmony because the second version is not as smooth and a bit more choppy. Thanks for the video Ably.
For me, the original record sounds more like the one made with one guitar
@@Amquacktador Listen again to the SMOOTHNESS of the two guitar version. As one that actually PLAYS the one Guitar version, you'll never get it as smooth as the 2 guitar version! Best I've heard is Tom Work, (1964 The Tribute) and Gavin Pring, (The Fab Four). But don't take my word for it, learn it yourself. There are better actual tutorial LESSONS on the "Tube"!! Cheers
@@georgescarlett2320 You can hear in the original recording how the bends clearly sound like two different guitars playing, in covers with one guitar playing the lead you can hear clear as crystal that it doesn't sound the same as the recording. George was a very economic player he would never write such a pain in the ass riff like that.
SiSenor has this ever been in question? I thought it was well established that McCartney and Harrison played this?
@@Amquacktador wasnt a only guitar part, it was paul and george playing. it sounds like one guitar because of the quality of the recording, it was probably the both playing at the same time and to the same mic or channel and it blend together.
in this case, the cover, it probably was recorded digital and in separate channels, so thats where the difference comes
I’m inlove with that bass
I just cannot get over the brilliance of John Lennon .. he is just .. there are no words ...
George Harrison is to be credited for the guitar solos in this song.
I think John Lennon hated every Beatles song at one point or another 🤣
One the greatest artists ever.
@@EnglishRain Incorrect. Credit for the harmonized guitars belongs to Paul McCartney. Paul and George performed it on the recording, and it was Paul on the under appreciated bass line as well. John wrote the lyrics and of course it’s John on the lead vocal.
I'm wondering how in the world the Beatles did conceive this, it is truly genius!
I could never understand why John was dismissive of this song. It essentially created The Eagles. With two leads guitars, of course.
John talked a lot of crap in the post-Beatles period. Didn't like anyone or anything. A lot of it was pharmaceutical-related, no doubt!
Pawelpap9. I’m not sure I understand the link between the Beatles and the creation of the Eagles? The two guitar thing with the Eagles wasn’t until Don Felder and later, Joe Walsh. Can you explain what you mean? Thanks!!
@@fanorydberg2424 He liked CCR
And Allman Bro’s. and Lynnrd Skynnrd.....
@@bobchristopher6928 Well Ringo and Joe Walsh are married to sisters, so that must be the reason.
Always loved this tune...brilliant way to show the 2 guitar parts down to the hollow body Gretch guitar...what a sound!
Even the tone is spot on!
you're pretty talented, especialy when you play both solos on one guitar, great!!!!!!!!!!!
"pretty"? Very talented!
John loved all his music no matter what he said. It is a beautiful song. Love those guitars! Plus we make the decision whether the song is great or not. They make the songs for us to love or not.
As I said before, excellent! Sounds perfect to me. I remember trying to learn this song back in the late 60's by listening to the record. Slowing it down and basically wearing it out. Players have such rich resources today for learning.
True and with almost literal - unlimited resources, look how small the output of great material is - imho.
ポールがどれだけ凄いベーシストかよく分かる曲だよね。旋律の上を自由気ままに飛び回るポールのベースラインは本当にカッコイイね
Such great attention to detail, even down to the left handed bassist!
Definitely one of the most enjoyable solos by George Harrison
The Beatles
"And Your Bird Can Sing"
You tell me that you've got everything you want
And your bird can sing
But you don't get me, you don't get me
You say you've seen Seven Wonders and your bird is green
But you can't see me, you can't see me
When your prized possessions start to weigh you down
Look in my direction, I'll be 'round, I'll be 'round
When your bird is broken will it bring you down
You may be awoken, I'll be 'round, I'll be 'round
You tell me that you've heard every sound there is
And your bird can swing
But you can't hear me, you can't hear me
Absolutely Perfect, I don’t say that lightly! I never say perfect! Great job
I can't get enough of this song, love it! great job Ably House
Good job. Beatles touched by the gods. Nothing close to them.
One of my favs...sic lead guitar
Damn, I could seriously just watch your videos all day.
That one dislike must've been Keith Richards.
(or just a Jealous guy)
What do you mean Keith is a great musician too!
Why would keith Richards dislike thos you all right mate?
Keith respects John Lennon, even played "Yer Blues" with him in '68 Rock and Roll Circus
Funny comment.))
@@fredmogers5738 the main riff of the song is played on two different guitars. When Keith first learned the song, he wasn’t aware and tried to figure it out as one guitar part. you could say he wasn’t thrilled when he found out it was two guitars.
Great work. I remember John and George...
This song is very catchy with a metaphorical lyrics. The riff is beautiful too
That is incredible guys! fantastic spot on rendition.
The both parts on lead is especially mesmerizing...you are all, all, ALL over that fret board, man!!!
The bass work is entirely McCartney-esque. Set aside from the original, this is my absolute favorite version.
Thanks! :^)
Please do She Said She Said!
Lead Guitar, Vocal Back : George Harrison & Paul McCartney
Rhytim Guitar, Vocal : John Lennon
Guitar Bass : Paul McCartney
Drum : Ringo Starr
Who did the hand claps?
@@ktcarl 👏👏👏
There are dozens of videos on youtube demonstrating these guitar parts and they all, the ones that I've seen anyway, make subtle (and some not so subtle) mistakes. But not this one! You got it right. Congratulations Sir! ;-)
Can’t decide between the two! The first is more harmonically rich with that unique jangly chime that for some reason only seems to reside in the folk rock around 1966. The second is a little more raw and rough-edged, and in its staccato choppiness not blended over by the other guitar, brings one’s attention to the absolute precision on display here. 👌🏼
this was AMAZINGGG
2nd version is very impressive, but first version is more accurate (2nd is too staccato).
Fantastic job!
Man...you guys are very, very good musicians. I'm just amazed on how complex that guitar solo really is...and how difficult it must have been to play it with such precision.
i lovvvvvv e the riffs and chords so very very much ok
This is really good! One of my favorites Thank you for posting :)
Just great.... I can only shake my head in envy.. Bravo!
Brilliant! Utterly brilliant! I think the original was done by Macca and Harrison. Man that was good to watch
wasn't familiar with the Beatles middle era stuff till my wife turned me on to Yesterday and Today. Love this song, great rendition.
The bass line to this one feels a bit similar to “Taxman” honestly.
I actually really like that.
Excelente.... Me encantó.... Felicidades.... Muy bonito..... Adoro a estos genios..... Nunca pero nunca terminen los covers de los Beatles.
BEAUTIFUL!!! Outstanding performance-a joy to listen to. I don't understand why people commented that the second version was choppier, etc. You pulled off something extraordinary: two guitar pieces in one. Amazing.
Buen cover amigo! 1:30 es una parte con harto feeling, buena rítmica de John.
I've heard guitar players to both lines with one guitar ... quite a feat at the original speed. Carefully listening to the isolated guitar tracks at 50% speed, I hear two guitar tracks doing slightly different things with slightly different timing, indicating there really was at least two guitar parts on two tracks and possible doubling on both. I heard that George did this song on a twelve string guitar ... which sounds believable because that guitar assemblage sound HUGE! Thanks for sharing your work ... you nailed it.
Geoff Emerick and Paul have said its Paul and George plugged into the same amp playing in harmony.
That lead guitar is COOL!
I love the instruments only, not distracted by the vocals... some lyrics were uninspiring (earlier stuff) but the instruments were amazing. All the layering to get that sound. Also helps appreciate the talent much more... and now i like this song more because of your work.
Lyrics are irrelevant when the harmonies and vocals are so supremely well delivered. This isn't an early track btw. Good lyrics
Excellent!☺Thank you from Spain.
Man seeing you do the dual guitar parts makes me wanna hear you play hotel California which would be great!
Thank you Ably House.
Bass is spot on 👌
Awesome as always!
Goosebumps. Jealous. Awesome.
Thank you so much for this. I've just started learning this song and this is a great help for me! Wonderful quality of sound and the visuals are really helpful.
Superb
George Genius!!!
I love two guitars.
Truly astonishing!
Yes!!!! Great!!!! Super Cool!!! You are a great guitarist!!!! Congratulations!!!!
Most accurate cover out there...
Amazing job, as usual! 👍👍
I appreciate that this classic and brilliant dual-guitar riff man be played in many ways, but what I see here seems to be the most difficult one. I play this in my band with another guitarist (I've also worked it out to play it on one guitar) and I can tell you, we do it just as well but with much less effort and no major jumping around as here.
One of my favorites!
This is brilliant.
What a great channel!
Played to perfection.
How do I say in English, unbelievable, just unbelievably...WTF.....Great job Gents.........unbelievable.......
do remake of rain
superb indeed.
Wow! Very nice
Very talented..love it.
Superb.
That. Was. FAB!!
I say that this is awesome!!!
George had the "Bigsby" tail piece on his Epiphone!!!... George and Paul played the lead here.
Nice job here wow!!!
Восхищаюсь Вашим мастерством!
So the comments are just going to ignore how perfect this man played the bass in this video? Holy fuck.
Sensational stuff lads!
Folks, the Country Gent is there to simulate JOHN.
He played an orange DC 6120 in those days.
The Thin Lizzy Double Lead is Paul and George.
I played a show today and was told John was playing a 12 string for that part… I said shhoooore. But, I actually disagree. It’s jangly but I think it’s the DC 6120 as you said
Awesome rendition. Well done
Incredible!!!
Very cool!
Yon lenon un fenomeno de la música y gran compositor ke en paz descanse y Yon garrison 🎻🇪🇸😎🎧👋👋👋👋
Nice work lads.
The Beatles where really unbelievable!
amazing, really well done!
Thats awesome bro...very cool...!!
How authentic can you get? You even played the bass ... left handed? I looked to see if it was just reverse video, but the 'Rickenbacher' (again - authentic!) was not written backwards. Amazing! Great vid of one of me ('me' is Liverpoodlian for 'my') Beatles 'Choons'.
I thought this _too,_ but then saw in the description that someone else played the bass, lol. I’ve often considered buying a left-handed guitar and trying to learn guitar left-handed (I play right-handed), which would probably be a great “brain exercise!”
@@ahcapella I actually bought two left-handed guitars and was serious about switching over, as my right hand seem more dexterous on the fretboard. What I did not realize is that the left hand does not have the same rhythm power or timing. I can still play basic chords lefty, but that's about it.
The joke is, if you think Paul was good left-handed, you should hear him play right! He just played that way so he did not bump George during the harmonies!
Yea
i enjoyed that alot, thanks.
Amazing cover!
I always thought it was George and John playing the double leads!
I remember hearing John wasn’t a big fan of the double guitar idea, for whatever reason. We all love it. I havent read that in a while, but I think if John played it he’d speak higher of it. Also, the rhythm guitar is very John. Like Paperback writer
awesome, Sweet
Bravissimo
Una obra maestra
Amazing Skill!!!🔥🔥🔥
Well done!
nice job guys.
Great!
cool! you could try adding more saturation or something to the bass so it cuts through small speakers, I’m listening on my Iphone and it get lost
Yes!!! So cool
Great job!