"Eleanor Rigby died in the church and was buried Along with her name - nobody came Father McKenzie, wiping the dirt from his hands As he walks from the grave no-one was saved" ~this part always made me shade a tears..
They have a song for most human experiences/emotions and life events. So insightful considering very young they were, when many old people have no insight/wisdom.
Every time I watch the beginning of the video and I see Paul rub his eyes and yawn, I just feel bad for him....but then again, he could always be just tired naturally
Paul is a musical genius. So much has come from this mans mind that it has shaped modern culture...for the better. His songs are happy and positive in a dark world.
@@gopetogle Yet there's still a bluesiness right under the melancholy. The layers of this song on different levels (musically, melodically, the feel of it) never cease to amaze. (Same goes for the Beatles catalog as a whole...)
I love Paul Mcartney's best work like this and although it's less of his output over the years, it's such great music. I wonder exactly how the original arrangement was formed regarding the orchestration aspects because it's quite likely this wasn't entirely formed by Paul I would guess like in fact a lot of the Beatle's work
The Beatles' harmonic chorus at the start of the recording that was released in 1966 makes all the difference to me. It jumps out at you and has a galvanizing energy, repeated in the middle of the song as well. Plus, Lennon's and Harrison's voices are heard underneath McCartney's at the end. Paul is a genius, no doubt, but the group's dynamism can't be duplicated by just one person.
Also, the 1966 recording is very clear and powerful. Playing the track in the car, and Paul could be sitting right next to you. Compared to that, this is a bit weedy. If this production had been on Revolver, then we would never have known how good it could have been.
Oh that is GOOD! Actually though, with not having to deal with the public during this pandemic, its amazing how he’s shed YEARS off his super stressed look!😂
+Luō ēn dasnewtron I was looking for the video and it was blocked, it was quite a disappointment because their music is in a sense a revolution and a peak in musical history. In my opinion their hasn't been a band this good in a long time.
"My approach [to Eleanor Rigby] was greatly influenced by Bernard Herrmann and his film score for PSYCHO. He had a way of making violins sound fierce. That inspired me to have the strings play short notes forcefully, giving the song a nice punch. If you listen to the two, you'll hear the connection." Sir George Martin
+Mark Smith Yes--Herrmann liked to get the vibrato out of string sounds and George Martin caught on. The PSYCHO score was huge and it's criminal that there was never an ORIGINAL soundtrack recording because Herrmann's conducting on the soundtrack is ferocious! But George Martin got that sound into an unforgettable Beatles song. RIP Sir George.
Worth remembering that the idea for the strings in this case was Paul's and that he stipulated aspects of the recording as well - as confirmed by George Martin and John Lennon, as well as engineer Geoff Emerick. According to Martin, Paul sat with him at the piano and demonstrated the chord stabs that he wanted the double quartet to play, also insisting that they play "with no vibrato". Martin noted with amusement that the players disliked this instruction because "it would make them sound like schoolboys" and in fact did sneak in a little vibrato. Martin was sure that after the fact "Paul realised that what he got was right." Paul also insisted that the strings sound "really biting", so engineer Emerick moved the microphones unusually close to the instruments. Each time he did so the players woukd sneakily move theIr chairs back!
Ah, look at all the lonely people Ah, look at all the lonely people Eleanor Rigby Picks up the rice in the church where a wedding has been Lives in a dream Waits at the window Wearing a face that she keeps in a jar by the door Who is it for? All the lonely people Where do they all come from? All the lonely people Where do they all belong? Father McKenzie Writing the words of a sermon that no-one will hear No-one comes near Look at him working Darning his socks in the night when there's nobody there What does he care? All the lonely people Where do they all come from? All the lonely people Where do they all belong? Ah, look at all the lonely people Ah, look at all the lonely people Eleanor Rigby Died in the church and was buried along with her name Nobody came Father McKenzie Wiping the dirt from his hands as he walks from the grave No-one was saved All the lonely people (Ah, look at all the lonely people) Where do they all come from? All the lonely people (Ah, look at all the lonely people) Where do they all belong?
Words can't describe how good of a song this is, and how good of a band The Beatles are. It has been about 50 years since The Beatles started and no one can hold a candle to them still.
I went and visited Eleanor Rigby’s grave where John and Paul first played... it really was a lonely church with over grown plants... such a great song writer
hi! maybe you are right! but there are two Pauls for sure!!! they sing and move on a different way and one is from england and the other i dont know from where but he doesn't sing or move like the right one!!
There's something eerie about seeing these songs performed in an intimate studio setting without the other Beatles and so many years after it was first recorded. It's like returning to your old school as an adult, with all the classrooms empty and none of your friends to accompany you.
I can feel the emptiness of the 60s turned into 80s middle age, with Lennon 3 years in the rear view mirror but still very much in view and melancholy permeating, reigning over like a storm cloud.
I concede, McCartney wrote Eleanor Rigby, while Lennon wrote Imagine. Imagine is considered by some as Lennon's best. Rigby is an artistic success, with its fatalistic theme.
Saw McCartney perform at the Olympics - and was delighted that the Beetles after all these years were given such a prominent place, musically and visually world wide, on this occasion. You guys spoke to my generation in the 1960s and the next in the 1980s - I am glad the new generation can relate to you and all the fabulous music you have given us.Very pleased that John (though, no more with us) and Yoko were also celebrated.
Paul and john were born at just the right time..to come of age when pop music was all brand new and open for creativity and they arrived to find george Martin. Who's production gave many of there most memorable songs .that special quality from classical training...the stars aligned ..and there creations still move us..
I was about nine years old when I found this video. It started my true appreciation for the Beatles and for music from these times. Now I'm twice the age I was and damn they still sound so good to me. It'll never get old.
Aw yes the higjlights ot their musical and experimental carrer was definitly rovlvr and the genuius songs that were writden including the master songas of rgwirjgwe harosismbgkksldl.
What kind of feeling for George Martin to alive this star-time of POP-Music! The beat-music makes the marvellous jump into the classic! Played from this 24 years old man of the best popgroup of the world!
The great Beatles' song , "Eleanor Rigby" never gets old! Just as phenomenal a song to listen to today as when it was first recorded by the Beatles in the 1960's!
I've just finished reading Paul's account of how he came to write "Eleanor Rigby". The article is in the Oct. 25, 2021 edition of The New Yorker magazine. Fascinating account by him of the events and a reproduction of the hand written lyrics on note paper.
Hoppy Birdy Paul..... 69 and still making hearts skip a beat. Love the voice, never do I get tired of listening to it. I just wish that I could have seen at least one of your live performances. Living up north in Canada, it will never happen. keep on a rockin... xoxo
In an October 2021 article in The New Yorker, McCartney wrote that his inspiration for "Eleanor Rigby" was an old lady who lived alone and whom he got to know very well. He would go shopping for her and sit in her kitchen listening to stories and her crystal radio set. McCartney said, "just hearing her stories enriched my soul and influenced the songs I would later write." McCartney wrote the melody and first verse alone, after which he presented the song to the Beatles when they were gathered in the music room of John Lennon's home at Kenwood. Lennon, George Harrison, Ringo Starr and Lennon's childhood friend Pete Shotton all listened to McCartney play his song through and contributed ideas. Harrison came up with the "Ah, look at all the lonely people" hook. Starr contributed the line "writing the words of a sermon that no one will hear" and suggested making "Father McCartney" darn his socks, which McCartney liked. It was then that Shotton suggested that McCartney change the name of the priest, in case listeners mistook the fictional character for McCartney's own father. So Paul took his advise and looked through a phone book until he found 'McKenzie'. McCartney could not decide how to end the song, and Shotton suggested that the two lonely people come together too late as Father McKenzie conducts Eleanor Rigby's funeral. At the time, Lennon rejected the idea out of hand, but McCartney said nothing and used the idea, later acknowledging Shotton's help. McCartney also asked the advice of Neil Aspinall and Mal Evans. John Lennon expressed his resentment at the way McCartney had sought other bandmates' and friends' creative input, rather than collaborate with him directly. Lennon added, "That's the kind of insensitivity he would have, which upset me in later years. "Ah, look at all the lonely people" refrain over the song's final chorus. was requested by George Martin, who said he came up with the idea of the line working contrapuntally to the chorus melody.
This song, in all its forms, is the best work Paul has created. There needs to be some sort of international maritime law that he has to sing it everywhere he goes.
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google translate: that quality writing, everything in life happens but the delivery and quality that is this artist to indulge his audience is unsurpassed so hopefully always follow you for such beautiful melodies .......... yesterday today and forever thank you truer words could not be said... gracias, palabras más verdaderas no se puede decir
Paul always looks so tired, my poor boy.
Still sounds amazing, though.
its his eye shape
yeah he has the eye shape of a south park character. nevertheless, he may be the best musician to walk the planet
I think it’s just how his eyes are shaped
No he looked like didn't get sleep last night
At this point in time his voice started to go deeper and grow older
Pierrono wow, i just noticed. Hes ageing fast!
Chloe Lennon McCartney_galaxy
Yeah... I don’t want those innocent eyes of his to go
@@lunahetfield Moron
voices get thinner and higher with age, stupid
frank facts don’t point out the obvious, idiot
That echo and that whole empty room really does something for the song in my opinion
That natural reverberation is great
DrCerebro I agree
Amen
It's almost as if that was the intended metaphor
And the fact that he was changed into a tuxedo❤️
I hope Paul took a long good nap after this
Edit: how tf did I star a conspiracy war ? It's been a year people -_-;)
El Taquito Girl he better
Your adjectival order is incorrect. It should be 'good long nap'
PenGasm Quite so.
@@pengu1nmusic sapo
@Midnight Toker you don't even know the person?!
i love paul's eyes aw
Jadyn Flint yes, his eyes are freaking adorable
His face is so cute
We got some girls in the room 😂
@@limejelo Bro, tf are you doing here??
Yes beautiful eyes
Woah, this Paul dude can definitely sing. He should consider being in a band or something.
Yeah... and the name of this band should be... garsshoopers... or something like that
@@michachodkowski8499 no, that's too similar to Buddy Holly and the Crickets. Gotta be something else...
I know one drummer that really good. Maybe they can make a band together. His name is Richard Starkey
Even if you were living under the biggest boulder you should still know that he was part of the best band ever
@@gera9910 is this an r/woooosh moment
If Paul died when they said he did, then the "imposter" would actually be a better songwriter than paul.
That along with looking exactly the same and everyone who would be involved keeping quiet about it
FACTS!
True lmao
The Imposter got so in the role of being Paul that he actually became a master songwriter
@Zach Pfeiffer Hey I'll Follow The Sun's actually a pretty good one from their early days in my opinion!
"Eleanor Rigby died in the church and was buried Along with her name -
nobody came
Father McKenzie, wiping the dirt from his hands As he walks from the grave no-one was saved"
~this part always made me shade a tears..
rahde mecaling I literally heard that exact part as I read the comment
They have a song for most human experiences/emotions and life events. So insightful considering very young they were, when many old people have no insight/wisdom.
BrickBear lol same
@@brickco2223 Me too...
@@brickco2223 lol me too
Every time I watch the beginning of the video and I see Paul rub his eyes and yawn, I just feel bad for him....but then again, he could always be just tired naturally
Well it is from a movie...
And super rich
he was busting his a** of course he feels tired 😆
@@aedan2063 Wait what movie?
Izach Daniel Cañete give my regards to broad street
Paul is a musical genius. So much has come from this mans mind that it has shaped modern culture...for the better. His songs are happy and positive in a dark world.
Agree with all that except maybe this song isn’t so happy and positive.! But a living legend for sure!!
@@gopetogle Yet there's still a bluesiness right under the melancholy. The layers of this song on different levels (musically, melodically, the feel of it) never cease to amaze. (Same goes for the Beatles catalog as a whole...)
I love Paul Mcartney's best work like this and although it's less of his output over the years, it's such great music. I wonder exactly how the original arrangement was formed regarding the orchestration aspects because it's quite likely this wasn't entirely formed by Paul I would guess like in fact a lot of the Beatle's work
The Beatles' harmonic chorus at the start of the recording that was released in 1966 makes all the difference to me. It jumps out at you and has a galvanizing energy, repeated in the middle of the song as well. Plus, Lennon's and Harrison's voices are heard underneath McCartney's at the end. Paul is a genius, no doubt, but the group's dynamism can't be duplicated by just one person.
+T.R. Ryan yep..........gotta have John Lennon's harmonies in there for this song to be complete.
Also, the 1966 recording is very clear and powerful. Playing the track in the car, and Paul could be sitting right next to you. Compared to that, this is a bit weedy. If this production had been on Revolver, then we would never have known how good it could have been.
yes, you are right
T.R. Ryan I agree 100%
Agreed! :)
Poor Paul, holding a performance in an empty concert hall due to coronavirus restrictions
Lol
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Oh that is GOOD! Actually though, with not having to deal with the public during this pandemic, its amazing how he’s shed YEARS off his super stressed look!😂
@@57Jimmy yeah haha
😂😂😂
Happy Birthday, Sir Paul!
What's up with all the beatles videos being blocked in the US?
I KNOW IT SUCKS
+Luō ēn dasnewtron it's such bullshit!
+Luō ēn dasnewtron YES
+Luō ēn dasnewtron not blocked in canada ahaha sorry
+Luō ēn dasnewtron I was looking for the video and it was blocked, it was quite a disappointment because their music is in a sense a revolution and a peak in musical history. In my opinion their hasn't been a band this good in a long time.
"My approach [to Eleanor Rigby] was greatly influenced by Bernard Herrmann and his film score for PSYCHO. He had a way of making violins sound fierce. That inspired me to have the strings play short notes forcefully, giving the song a nice punch. If you listen to the two, you'll hear the connection." Sir George Martin
+Mark Smith Yes--Herrmann liked to get the vibrato out of string sounds and George Martin caught on. The PSYCHO score was huge and it's criminal that there was never an ORIGINAL soundtrack recording because Herrmann's conducting on the soundtrack is ferocious! But George Martin got that sound into an unforgettable Beatles song. RIP Sir George.
Harmonics and staccato are lovely...
Absolutely!
Worth remembering that the idea for the strings in this case was Paul's and that he stipulated aspects of the recording as well - as confirmed by George Martin and John Lennon, as well as engineer Geoff Emerick. According to Martin, Paul sat with him at the piano and demonstrated the chord stabs that he wanted the double quartet to play, also insisting that they play "with no vibrato". Martin noted with amusement that the players disliked this instruction because "it would make them sound like schoolboys" and in fact did sneak in a little vibrato. Martin was sure that after the fact "Paul realised that what he got was right." Paul also insisted that the strings sound "really biting", so engineer Emerick moved the microphones unusually close to the instruments. Each time he did so the players woukd sneakily move theIr chairs back!
Genius songwriting. Great, great performance.
Lyrics by John Lennon.
@@debessar95 The writing team of Lennon/McCartney.
@@lindahuff8976 By John alone. As well as lyrics for She's Leaving Home, Penny Lane, Michelle's chorus and more.
Poetry. Just beautiful and pure poetry.
Lyrics by John Lennon.
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Ah, look at all the lonely people
Ah, look at all the lonely people
Eleanor Rigby
Picks up the rice in the church where a wedding has been
Lives in a dream
Waits at the window
Wearing a face that she keeps in a jar by the door
Who is it for?
All the lonely people
Where do they all come from?
All the lonely people
Where do they all belong?
Father McKenzie
Writing the words of a sermon that no-one will hear
No-one comes near
Look at him working
Darning his socks in the night when there's nobody there
What does he care?
All the lonely people
Where do they all come from?
All the lonely people
Where do they all belong?
Ah, look at all the lonely people
Ah, look at all the lonely people
Eleanor Rigby
Died in the church and was buried along with her name
Nobody came
Father McKenzie
Wiping the dirt from his hands as he walks from the grave
No-one was saved
All the lonely people (Ah, look at all the lonely people)
Where do they all come from?
All the lonely people (Ah, look at all the lonely people)
Where do they all belong?
You’re in the wrong vid
Is it not I look at all the lonely people?
❤
Paul is the most beautiful man on earth. Period.
Words can't describe how good of a song this is, and how good of a band The Beatles are. It has been about 50 years since The Beatles started and no one can hold a candle to them still.
I was 4 when you wrote ths
'no one can hold a candle to them'?
Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin:Lol
now it's been 63 years and they're still great
fun fact: "Father McKenzie" was originally "Father McCartney" but then Paul didn't want to be singing about his dad
Not quite, McCartney was right in terms of how the syllables would match up but he didn't want people to think he was singing about his father.
My brain automatically translated to john singing 'when i wake up early in the morning" after the song ended😄
Lift my head, I'm still yawning!
that voice of his is ageless
that was 40 years ago...
@@tennised2283 this wasn’t taken place in the 70s?
I went and visited Eleanor Rigby’s grave where John and Paul first played... it really was a lonely church with over grown plants... such a great song writer
Why did youtube just recommend me this version of the song
On Beatles binge-watching recently, probably
You have good taste in Music
Because you'd watch this video, now stop writing these kinds of nonsense comment.
@@Crucizer you guys are fucking idiots he wish they wouldve sooner
Oh man, the way the says window at the beginning is sick.
troikagirl In modern American slang, "sick" means "extremely good."
Wouldn't call it modern. Maybe early 2000's white hip hop, and it was another replacement for awesome.
+dereko333 jajajaja it is terrible!!..also when he try to say "near" omg what an impostor
hi! maybe you are right! but there are two Pauls for sure!!! they sing and move on a different way and one is from england and the other i dont know from where but he doesn't sing or move like the right one!!
+Maryta7 cut the bullshit off
He’s a legend and this song will never get lost in archives it’s still in play today.
I think this is my favorite Beatles song. It's just so beautiful. There so many good Beatles songs but this one? It's just great.
There's something eerie about seeing these songs performed in an intimate studio setting without the other Beatles and so many years after it was first recorded. It's like returning to your old school as an adult, with all the classrooms empty and none of your friends to accompany you.
I can feel the emptiness of the 60s turned into 80s middle age, with Lennon 3 years in the rear view mirror but still very much in view and melancholy permeating, reigning over like a storm cloud.
I was born when this was a hit. Kind of proud of that. Thanks Mum.
paul is ALIVE! just look at his mouth when he sings, look at his eyes, he's the real mccartney
Alex Xavier no he did'nt, paul is still the same
And when he begins singing, its exactly the same as the original
Mar94ILoveTheSea yes.... look at his *cute* and *adorable* eyes.........
Stupid people who says he was not paul,. Yes he is still alive,, no faul at all.......
@@cockshield yes
This is one of the Most Beautiful Songs Ever.
I always felt this was one of their best, right up there with Imagine,
Imagine isn't a Beatles song
I concede, McCartney wrote Eleanor Rigby, while Lennon wrote Imagine. Imagine is considered by some as Lennon's best. Rigby is an artistic success, with its fatalistic theme.
+John Lake imagine is a great song, but definitely not his greatest.
Well maybe you liked Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds, or For the Benefit of Mr. Kite. Just out of curiosity, what would you call their greatest song?
Technically Paul wrote Eleanor Rigby for The Beatles, Lennon wrote Imagine for his solo album. Still, both are fantastic songs.
Saw McCartney perform at the Olympics - and was delighted that the Beetles after all these years were given such a prominent place, musically and visually world wide, on this occasion. You guys spoke to my generation in the 1960s and the next in the 1980s - I am glad the new generation can relate to you and all the fabulous music you have given us.Very pleased that John (though, no more with us) and Yoko were also celebrated.
BEATLES
Never will songs be wrote again with so much sincere musical integery.
I love you Sir Paul.
Paul and john were born at just the right time..to come of age when pop music was all brand new and open for creativity and they arrived to find george Martin. Who's production gave many of there most memorable songs .that special quality from classical training...the stars aligned ..and there creations still move us..
Honestly, I can't say how amazing it is to see at least one of the Beatles sing a song again.
This is my favorite song I can't stop replaying it:-) :-)
This almost made me cry. Really, its beautiful in a sad way...
I was about nine years old when I found this video. It started my true appreciation for the Beatles and for music from these times. Now I'm twice the age I was and damn they still sound so good to me. It'll never get old.
Dang this makes me realize how old Paul is lmao. We think of the 80s as old and that was twenty years past his prime
My boy needs a pillow and his blanket man
When he starts singing, how can people still say that he's dead
exactly
You can hear it in the aaaah already
Because people are stupid. But in fact at that time (in the '60s), conspiracy theories were everywhere about everything...
Same people who think we never landed on the moon, JFK wasn't killed by one man blah blah blah... LOL
@@jodeeb.6496 to be fair, the JFK situation is weird as shit. But yeah, i agree
gracias por traducirlo al japones , jamas hubiera sabido que dice la cancion :v
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Salvador Gonzalez Son traido este video por el nuevo jabon lacuca tetaya.
Ja ja xD
Jajaja
Por eso no nos quieren. Por mamones. Jajaja
Handsome, rich and talented. He has it all.
I adore this song.One of the best Beatles songs .
thats gonna be a negative
Aw yes the higjlights ot their musical and experimental carrer was definitly rovlvr and the genuius songs that were writden including the master songas of rgwirjgwe harosismbgkksldl.
One of the best songs ever written :)
Wow Eleanor Rigby did amazing performing “paul mccartney” for us
Nobody can sing this song like McCartney himself
paul is so cute holy heck
Paul's eyes are so gorgeous
What kind of feeling for George Martin to alive this star-time of POP-Music! The beat-music makes the marvellous jump into the classic! Played from this 24 years old man of the best popgroup of the world!
Paul is such a beautiful human Q.Q
The great Beatles' song , "Eleanor Rigby" never gets old! Just as phenomenal a song to listen to today as when it was first recorded by the Beatles in the 1960's!
u are beatyful and that Eleanor Rigby my loved song.
This is such a gem. The music that I have loved as a youth.
Paul is my favorite male singer
I've just finished reading Paul's account of how he came to write "Eleanor Rigby". The article is in the Oct. 25, 2021 edition of The New Yorker magazine. Fascinating account by him of the events and a reproduction of the hand written lyrics on note paper.
Can you perhaps share the link? I've always been very curious as to how The Beatles came up with this particular song
Lyrics by John Lennon.
the beatles are timeless
Hoppy Birdy Paul..... 69 and still making hearts skip a beat. Love the voice, never do I get tired of listening to it. I just wish that I could have seen at least one of your live performances. Living up north in Canada, it will never happen. keep on a rockin... xoxo
Master of the music, master of the voice.
Gotta admit, if this is your first time seeing this, it hits different.
Is it weird that I think him rubbing his eye at the beginning, is one of the cutest things I've ever seen?
I remember it coming through our Bakelite kitchen radio and being enthralled but not knowing exactly what it was. Music can do that to a young mind.
Paul has such a tender voice. If we never saw him, we would still be able to appreciate him.
I love Paul
man this guy was o talented! maybe he should join a band, he would blow up!
Paul McCartney got my brother to sleep when my bro was 3. Always adored that guy for his voice. so sweet and nice
I love this song!!!!!
Música sensacional!!!
I think this guy has a future as a musician
this has to be one of my favorite songs....awww he was so young there no wrinkles
This song brings me back to my solo in High School… it was a great live piece 😌 thanks Teacher Jenna.
Something beautiful about this song being performed in such a huge empty room
1:22 proof for the people that say paul is dead: he acts and looks exactly like he was in 1965
No need to offer any validity that Paul isn't Faul ect...It's only the looney tunes that say these things. Just have a laugh at their expense:))
That was so outstanding
my absolute favorite Lennon/McCartney composition. Stunning by any measure
I love the violin riff at 1:26. It's my favorite part of the song.
Paul McCartney ~ Eleanor Rigby meu idolo amo demais eternamente beatles
Magistral!!!. Esta Hermosa Versiòn la estuve buscando Años!!!!. Gracias Gran Maestro!!!.
I am in love with this song.
Where do they all come from...
Where do they all belong
Their moms' stomachs
Liverpool.
@@alexz4752 vagina*
Imperial land
Poor Paul I hope he gets some sleep.
What a great song and with a real message
In an October 2021 article in The New Yorker, McCartney wrote that his inspiration for "Eleanor Rigby" was an old lady who lived alone and whom he got to know very well. He would go shopping for her and sit in her kitchen listening to stories and her crystal radio set. McCartney said, "just hearing her stories enriched my soul and influenced the songs I would later write."
McCartney wrote the melody and first verse alone, after which he presented the song to the Beatles when they were gathered in the music room of John Lennon's home at Kenwood. Lennon, George Harrison, Ringo Starr and Lennon's childhood friend Pete Shotton all listened to McCartney play his song through and contributed ideas. Harrison came up with the "Ah, look at all the lonely people" hook. Starr contributed the line "writing the words of a sermon that no one will hear" and suggested making "Father McCartney" darn his socks, which McCartney liked. It was then that Shotton suggested that McCartney change the name of the priest, in case listeners mistook the fictional character for McCartney's own father. So Paul took his advise and looked through a phone book until he found 'McKenzie'.
McCartney could not decide how to end the song, and Shotton suggested that the two lonely people come together too late as Father McKenzie conducts Eleanor Rigby's funeral. At the time, Lennon rejected the idea out of hand, but McCartney said nothing and used the idea, later acknowledging Shotton's help.
McCartney also asked the advice of Neil Aspinall and Mal Evans.
John Lennon expressed his resentment at the way McCartney had sought other bandmates' and friends' creative input, rather than collaborate with him directly. Lennon added, "That's the kind of insensitivity he would have, which upset me in later years.
"Ah, look at all the lonely people" refrain over the song's final chorus. was requested by George Martin, who said he came up with the idea of the line working contrapuntally to the chorus melody.
This song, in all its forms, is the best work Paul has created. There needs to be some sort of international maritime law that he has to sing it everywhere he goes.
+ThisChannelHasNoContent It has always been my favorite:)
ThisChannelHasNoContent maritime is a wrestling team😂😂😂😂
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If you think this is good, check out Aretha Franklin's version, it'll rock your world, truly it will.
Paul McCartney = SO FUCKING CUTE
From the very beginning Paul's always sported his "little boy lost" look, yet he's such a rock and roller!
Such a genius, so young.
Beautiful
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Песня- шедевр. Одна из самых любимых.
My favorite Beatles song!
Gran musico como sus compañeros .con talento y buen gusto musical es un placer escucharlos..ya son inmortales..ya kisieran muchos musicos actuales alcanzar este nivel dios..😘👏👏😘👍
This song is so very full of imagery, sinister and beautiful all at the same time. How he do it, I don't know:)
Imortal song.
There's no fake paul!!~ He's still got the same lovely talent. :3
i love this song and paul mccartney
google translate: that quality writing, everything in life happens but the delivery and quality that is this artist to indulge his audience is unsurpassed so hopefully always follow you for such beautiful melodies .......... yesterday today and forever
thank you truer words could not be said... gracias, palabras más verdaderas no se puede decir