Clever edit at arround 10:08, they muted piano to make "room" for the guitar solo. That is a smart choice with only 4 tracks for the entire mix. I can´t imagine the struggle to make an entire record with only 4 tracks for the full session. a few years later people used 4 tracks at home for home demos. Thats insane. Revolver ,Sgt. Pepper and part of the white album was also made in only 4 tracks, that´s amazing.
@@WesleyScottOfficial John hated double tracking because you have to match with your previous performance so close and it’s REALLY tedious, if you’re off by too much it sounds awful and prior to Revolver they double tracked nearly all of their vocals because that was the style and it sounds GREAT. John asked the engineers at EMI to create an alternative specifically because he hated doing it manually, thus Automatic Double Tracking was invented. While true he disliked his voice, in cases like this double tracking was just what The Beatles did to make their voices thicker in recordings
piano sounds like it might be John kinda mean mr mustard style. one of George's best solos on the strat . and the group vocals. it's easy to hear why the whole world fell for the Beatles. thanks for sharing. ❤
WRT the percussion overall something to note: the intro aside the drums play the same pattern throughout the song-no deviations for changes like to the chorus or bridge. Alone that may seem pedestrian, even uncharacteristic. But for this song it was appropriate: Ringo on the free-form bongos is doing all the percussive work. By playing the drums totally straight from start to finish Ringo can just go for it on the bongos and not worry about some conflict between the two.
I Agree that guitar is out of tune, I can tell from the first 4 bars ib B7 chord, a little painfull LOL But It´s John we can forgive. It´s a ´62 Fender Stratocaster with a trem (or vibrato) (Same as George´s), It can often go out out off tune, ask me how I know, but It seems In the final mix It didn´t show. Good catch!
@@elementrypenguin3116 Yeah , but sorry It´s out of tune, It shows on B7 chord (last chord of the verse) but that´s Stratocasters no matter vintage (1962) or new. It doesn´t show in the final mix so they´re gonna be a successful band If they work hard LOL.
Why is there a 123 Count-In at the beginning of the vocal track. Because that's certaintly not in the original, it's like something that would be found in a Beatles Rock Band stem.
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Can't stop listening.
Vocals are spot on, as allways
0:00 Bass
2:17 Drums + Bongos
4:35 Rhythm Guitar
6:44 Piano + Bongos
9:01 Guitars + Piano + Bongos
11:18 Instrumental
13:36 Guitar Solo
13:52 Vocals
Clever edit at arround 10:08, they muted piano to make "room" for the guitar solo. That is a smart choice with only 4 tracks for the entire mix. I can´t imagine the struggle to make an entire record with only 4 tracks for the full session. a few years later people used 4 tracks at home for home demos. Thats insane. Revolver ,Sgt. Pepper and part of the white album was also made in only 4 tracks, that´s amazing.
Actually that's my edit : completely for copyright purposes!
great stuff
Great isolation! Amazing! You did a great job. I´m getting addicted to this. Keep ´em coming !
at 6:50 i was never aware of that awesome little piano riff there, it sounds really cool!
For some reason, it shows John in the picture, although Paul is playing the piano.
@@magneto7930That’s Ringo and Paul
@humanpaste oh wow, you're right! Thanks for the correction.
Hey man! You're back! Good to see you!
Priceless..!!!
Can't wait for Giles and team to do the Help album.
The voclas!!!
Arguably the best Help! music video
John hated double tracking but this one is so clean, he must have been really locked in that day
I think you've got that backwards. He didn't like the sound of his voice so would often double track or want an effect on his voice.
@@WesleyScottOfficial John hated double tracking because you have to match with your previous performance so close and it’s REALLY tedious, if you’re off by too much it sounds awful and prior to Revolver they double tracked nearly all of their vocals because that was the style and it sounds GREAT. John asked the engineers at EMI to create an alternative specifically because he hated doing it manually, thus Automatic Double Tracking was invented. While true he disliked his voice, in cases like this double tracking was just what The Beatles did to make their voices thicker in recordings
@@WesleyScottOfficial He double-tracked to make it sound better, but he still hated doing it (hence why he liked adt on Revolver)
I think here it was the ADT being used
@@misterbuttersworth9904 No, they didn't use that until Revolver.
piano sounds like it might be John kinda mean mr mustard style. one of George's best solos on the strat . and the group vocals. it's easy to hear why the whole world fell for the Beatles. thanks for sharing. ❤
I think piano was done by Paul, and the solo was done by George on the Tennessean
It's Paul on piano.
George good guitar
WRT the percussion overall something to note: the intro aside the drums play the same pattern throughout the song-no deviations for changes like to the chorus or bridge. Alone that may seem pedestrian, even uncharacteristic. But for this song it was appropriate: Ringo on the free-form bongos is doing all the percussive work. By playing the drums totally straight from start to finish Ringo can just go for it on the bongos and not worry about some conflict between the two.
Le son de la caisse claire de Ringo est fantastique.
You can definitely hear how out of tune John's guitar was. But the vocals are perfect as always!
It’s not out of tune
I Agree that guitar is out of tune, I can tell from the first 4 bars ib B7 chord, a little painfull LOL But It´s John we can forgive. It´s a ´62 Fender Stratocaster with a trem (or vibrato) (Same as George´s), It can often go out out off tune, ask me how I know, but It seems In the final mix It didn´t show. Good catch!
@@gerardoromano3436 I guess you can hear it. The final mix it Sounds ok though
@@elementrypenguin3116 Yeah , but sorry It´s out of tune, It shows on B7 chord (last chord of the verse) but that´s Stratocasters no matter vintage (1962) or new. It doesn´t show in the final mix so they´re gonna be a successful band If they work hard LOL.
@@gerardoromano3436 yea, maybe they’ll have a few more decent songs and call it a career
I made a version of this with the vocal leader and backing vocals with the help of audacity
Yeah I tried too on my side, but I didn't really like the quality of it.
Hi, It´s on your channel ?
Love it. The rhythm guitar is slightly out of tune, but with the whole song sounds amazing.
The piano is too, I think it's just part of what makes this song unique :)
Bongos are playing an interesting pattern. Very unique
I didn't sense any type of pattern, it sounds more like free form playing. But it still sounds great.
sorry I could do with less bongo.sounds like there might be 2 players kinda answering each other.
“Chaotic”
Hi, witch movie did you take de 5.1 track from ? Thanks in advance!
Help!
Why is there a 123 Count-In at the beginning of the vocal track. Because that's certaintly not in the original, it's like something that would be found in a Beatles Rock Band stem.
It's from the movie 5.1 mix, I left it in for fun.
Yep from the movie - appreciated the work you've done with this so you get to have a little fun with this - loved it!
Which Beatle played those indigenous-sounding bongos?
Ringo did :)
Hmmm. That rhythm guitar is….interesting. ✌️&❤
Yeah, it's awful...and a hit...
Very interesting to listen to the separate parts. Hearing the piano was interesting. I've always loved this song!
That image of lennon playing a strat is interesting. Rare colour.
@@telefisswearin1973George also had a Strat the same color, which he eventually turned into Rocky
@@telefisswearin1973 Daphne blue
Who is playing piano here?
paul
В определенные моменты есть ощущение, что перкуссия не к месту
The rhythm gitar seems a little bit out off tune
Oh it's definitely out of tune lol.
Works in the mix somehow
@@telefisswearin1973 That's the magic of music :)