I hear so many different songs in this song lol (I Feel Fine, Lay Down Sally, One After 909, every Doors song ever lmao, I'm Down, Long Tall Sally, My Generation, and a couple others
Great sound.....this riff should should have been worked out to the limit of its obvious potential. Mac had a tiger by the tail here....don't let it go, baby !!!!!!!!
The Beatles couldn't have anticipated the emergence of punk rock/alternative a decade later but Paul's phrasing on vocals has some very Mark Mothersbaugh energy to it.
Brothers version of Sonny boy Williams song, not sure if it was circulating yet, possibly on a bootleg but doubtful. Paul probably heard this jam hanging out at John Mayall's one of his hangouts.Mayall was known to have a fantastic blues records collection in all of england.
@@JimMorrisonLoL Hello......i reckon The Beatles jam is from Jan '69. Yep, this pre-dates The Great Doors 'LA Woman' album track by a long time doesn't it. Loved The Beatles and The Doors for over 40 years (who's counting ha ha?) so this track is a real surprise. Really curious. I'm thinking it must be a coincidence? or possibly did The Doors somehow get to hear a bootleg copy of The Beatles sessions somehow? Or did The Beatles get to hear a Doors early jam of this song around '68 and liked it-copied it? It would be canny to know from John Densmore, Robbie Krieger when the LA Woman track was first jammed, or from Jim Morrison if he's still alive, ha ha !
The more I hear these tapes, the more respect I have for Phil Spector! Imagine listening to hours of stuff like this to find actual songs for the Let It Be album.
I don't think Johns or Spectre had to listen to all the jams to make Get Back or Let It Be albums. The main actual songs were separated from the jams by the Beatles themselves.
Sorry man. Interesting but just a shit jam. This is why stuff is left on cutting room floor. What’s surprising is how amateurish most of the cutting room floor playing was aside from Paul.
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Impromptu jamming is a great way to explore and discover riffs, chord combinations and other techniques and elements of their playing skills.
Excellent display of Ringo's excellent drumming skills
Here are the Beatles sounding good even when they were pissing about
This almost experimental stuff is right on the edge...their brilliant creativity that had no boundaries is what excites.
McCartney had it all.
I hear so many different songs in this song lol (I Feel Fine, Lay Down Sally, One After 909, every Doors song ever lmao, I'm Down, Long Tall Sally, My Generation, and a couple others
This one had tons of potential
Still sounds great too
I agree, however the vocals needed some works. Its kind hard to understand what's being said in a lot of parts..
@@mikebarat2884 well if you use your imagination?
Picture this song on Dick Clark's rate a record. "Well Dick I give it a zero you can't dance to it"
Yikes, they should of put this on Let it Be, like Get Back and I've got a Feeling this one has a pulse.
A great new discovery of the audio from the Get Back and Let It Be Sessions. Perhaps this will be featured in the new film work by Peter Jackson.
That's why I'm here
And it indeed was. Only for a few seconds but my god was it cool
this would have sounded great on the rooftop concert
I love this jam, a fun exploration with badass vocals !
L.A. Woman
Except The Beatles mojo stayed risen
@ottocarson - A good bit of "American Woman" too, haha.
Great sound.....this riff should should have been worked out to the limit of its obvious potential. Mac had a tiger by the tail here....don't let it go, baby !!!!!!!!
The Beatles couldn't have anticipated the emergence of punk rock/alternative a decade later but Paul's phrasing on vocals has some very Mark Mothersbaugh energy to it.
They were punk rock when they wee playing in Hamburg.
Something very Yoko Ono about it
I tell you the Fabs could have refined these jams to great excellence! There was always something there, whether completely worked out or not.
It's as though they were writing a song with Yoko in mind to sing.
And the song paul is playing in bass in the minute 7:20 is I Want A Leather Jacket from The Cockroaches
which would be written 11 years after this
The first half kinda sounds like the rif from Allman Bros' One Way Out
Or LA woman
Brothers version of Sonny boy Williams song, not sure if it was circulating yet, possibly on a bootleg but doubtful. Paul probably heard this jam hanging out at John Mayall's one of his hangouts.Mayall was known to have a fantastic blues records collection in all of england.
Pre-ABB One Way Out for sure
I wonder if it was recored in multi track or just film audio? With the right mix this could be great!
It's just an Impromptu Studio Jam between working on Serious Tracks for an Album.
Kinda sounds like "Jim Morrison" from "The Doors" to me.
Michael Turner L.A. Woman
@@JimMorrisonLoLYes. Very much like LA Woman!
john tudor hallelujah do we have a date for this Beatles jam? It seems to pre-date The Doors and L.A. Woman by at least a year
@@JimMorrisonLoL Hello......i reckon The Beatles jam is from Jan '69. Yep, this pre-dates The Great Doors 'LA Woman' album track by a long time doesn't it.
Loved The Beatles and The Doors for over 40 years (who's counting ha ha?) so this track is a real surprise.
Really curious. I'm thinking it must be a coincidence? or possibly did The Doors somehow get to hear a bootleg copy of The Beatles sessions somehow? Or did The Beatles get to hear a Doors early jam of this song around '68 and liked it-copied it? It would be canny to know from John Densmore, Robbie Krieger when the LA Woman track was first jammed, or from Jim Morrison if he's still alive, ha ha !
@@JimMorrisonLoL or have they both heard the track from someone else's original song? Who knows?
5:07 best part
Cops in cars, the topless bars...
nunca habra otros como los super beatles que banda mi dios
Macca could out-scream Daltry.
LYRICS
My imagination
jimbabababa in the middle of a conversation
is paul really channeling some yoko around 1:05 and 1:20 with those vibratos??? color me surprised.
Beatles anticipating krautrock!
their whole career prefigures all sorts of styles and genres to come. its crazy.
Daddy take the banana tomorrow's Sunday
Beatles forever!
Lay Down Sally
Good vibe, but sounds like a mock of "My Generation".
This song showed up in the documentary
Sounds like Paul on guitar fills to me - and either J or G on a great sounding Fender 6 bass. I could be wrong!
I’m guessing John on guitar two and George on bass
Its Paul on the bass when they jam it on the Get Back doc
thanks you very much
Come back baby, I wish you would.............
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Interesting....never heard this before, very different
Has a great Almond Bros feel.
It Is a very pity that they didnt release It
But why it all treasure wasn't be released?...???
WTF?
Wow wow wow wow wow
Cool
No plagiarism related, the riff made me think of Neil Diamond's Crunchy Granola Suite. Fun to listen to.
" My Imagination " to know what
would being very better if Yoko never have to known The Beatles !!!
Sounds almost like No way out by the Allman brothers
Good
Yoko influence ?.
4 guys, 1 chord .
this and commonwealth should have had their own album lol in 1970 lol
THE FAB FOUR WROTE "LAY DOWN SALLY"????!!!!!!
The Fab also wrote Harry Nillson's Jump Into the Fire? Very similar riff. This predates Harry's.
With " The Dragon " Yoko ?
I'm sorry ! What a pitty !!
The more I hear these tapes, the more respect I have for Phil Spector! Imagine listening to hours of stuff like this to find actual songs for the Let It Be album.
He didn't, he just took the stuff Glyn Johns had already spent many hours sifting through and polished it a bit.
I don't think Johns or Spectre had to listen to all the jams to make Get Back or Let It Be albums. The main actual songs were separated from the jams by the Beatles themselves.
Sorry man. Interesting but just a shit jam. This is why stuff is left on cutting room floor. What’s surprising is how amateurish most of the cutting room floor playing was aside from Paul.
No need to apologise
Very Doors-y...wish they had finish the song