To think that all of the Beatle's music was original back in the '60s is mind-boggling. What was it that moved them from 50's pop music into timeless masterpieces?
Actually, this is no simple song. Perhaps the chord arrangementt, but this song is all about the feel. The nuances, as well as the attention paid to replicating both the song and and its tonality, is a formidable accomplishment in itself.
One of Lennon's finest, finest, finest moments. Done so very nicely by The Analogues, with special attention paid not only to the vocals, but to the instrumentation, from the choice of notes and chord voicings, to the effects. The Les Paul sounds insanely beautiful when the verse lyrics begin. The Leslie is perhaps the most unearthly and gorgeous-sounding effect ever used on a guitar. Where would songs like this, "Do You Feel Like We Do," "No Matter What," and every single thing recorded by Mike Allsup of Three Dog Night, be without the Leslie? It's moving air, and though many have come close, (my DLS Roto-Sim) I doubt there will ever be a pedal that can truly replicate that sound, complete with the motion of music in the air, the dirt of analog, and that beautiful resonance.
It's a testament to their professionalism that they wouldn't settle for anything than utter perfection in redoing the Beatles catalog. I don't even think the Beatles would have been able to recreate their albums any better!
There was a mistake in the one hundred forty third part of the second beat of the 14th measure - the level of volume there was not like in the original Beatles record.
Very well done! One tiny stickling point that I've now been carrying with me for about 20 years now. In the line "Here comes the Sun KIng". I hear SO many cover bands play a Gm7 over "sun". Trouble is, NO Bb not is ever played or sung anywhere on this chord. I really don't hear a B not played either, but if you play just a G7 it sounds alright but when I hear that Bb note played anywhere, I hear fingernails on the blackboard! All the first Beatles' music books had it at G7, but ever since that big fat hard-cover Hal Leonard Beatles book has come out, all I hear now is a Gm7 played there, and that's because that Hal Leonard book has it as a Gm7. And. It's. Wrong
Ok but you haven't specified which line - there are three times this line is sung. The first two times I do hear a minor, but the third and last time, yes, it's a G7. I guess it's the last line you meant that people get wrong, by persisting with the Gm7!
Great job on this, However, it does sounds a bit weird when I can't listen to Mean Mr Mustard afterwards.
No doubt
You can search up Mr Mustard while you watch this and then queue it for when this video is video it will player right after
Everybody's laughing
Everybody's happy
鈴虫も
The crickets too and DB Cooper
To think that all of the Beatle's music was original back in the '60s is mind-boggling. What was it that moved them from 50's pop music into timeless masterpieces?
These 'simple' songs are the hardest. Again a very good performance!
Actually, this is no simple song. Perhaps the chord arrangementt, but this song is all about the feel. The nuances, as well as the attention paid to replicating both the song and and its tonality, is a formidable accomplishment in itself.
Ugh, i am ready to sing "mean mr mustard" but the video is cut hahaha
One of Lennon's finest, finest, finest moments. Done so very nicely by The Analogues, with special attention paid not only to the vocals, but to the instrumentation, from the choice of notes and chord voicings, to the effects. The Les Paul sounds insanely beautiful when the verse lyrics begin. The Leslie is perhaps the most unearthly and gorgeous-sounding effect ever used on a guitar. Where would songs like this, "Do You Feel Like We Do," "No Matter What," and every single thing recorded by Mike Allsup of Three Dog Night, be without the Leslie? It's moving air, and though many have come close, (my DLS Roto-Sim) I doubt there will ever be a pedal that can truly replicate that sound, complete with the motion of music in the air, the dirt of analog, and that beautiful resonance.
They’re in a league all of their own..incredible attention to detail..
Fabulous, so perfect.
Fantastic great performance
John Lennon was a Genius and he didn't even like his own voice. He was Blessed!!!!!
As are George an Paul.
@@Bruce-1956 also Ringo's drumming is incredibly underrated
@@Bruce-1956 Yes, as ALL of them were and are. Right place, right time, the epitome of. Wow!
Beautiful
MASTERPIECE!
Fantastical and magical. One of the best Beatles tunes written by John.
It's a testament to their professionalism that they wouldn't settle for anything than utter perfection in redoing the Beatles catalog. I don't even think the Beatles would have been able to recreate their albums any better!
Better to let it be
The sound is absolutely perfect, as are the vocals. A phenomenal performance from the best Beatles band by a million miles!
Like modern symphonies playing Mozart, "The Analogues" master classical rock.
Uncanny, like i'm in a time machine and have travelled back to better times !!!
Great music, amazing vocals and fantastic band !
Very good!!!
SUPER.....👍👍👍
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🎤🥁🎹🎸
I am crying! So beautiful! The Analogues + The Beatles!
Beautiful, I'm excited. Thank you 😊
Best cover ever seen.
Brilliant, Gentlemen!
That room has heard this before.
Love this song. John just sung foreign words that popped in his head.
sorry, but this song is not simple!
Not their best work, but still.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Amazing song from john. He really was inpirated the composed sun king, or was junker
в последнем аккорде верхняя нота до диез
素晴らしいです！ありがとうございます☺️
Ingenious Lennon on his heroin high
In fact this song is heavily inspired by "Albatross" by Fleetwood Mac.
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sun king and the harmonies in it brings me back tons of memories 😭😭😭😭great job y'all
I actually think it was the rosewood tele on this song
tocan perfecto
Espectacular
Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you........
omg..what a amazing peformance
Teeth tap: t-t-t-ta-T: Mean mister mustard…
Son increíbles grac x deleitarnos esa música tan padre grac
Nederlandse Vertaling: albert braam lyrics
They’re the best. Even better than Paul’s touring band.
umm
Sounds great!
Where Is Come Together?
Good job, hello from Brazil
even the panning is perfect
素晴らしい‼️日本でも見たい‼️是非とも見たい‼️
👌👌
Decent !!! 💪🏿
Perfect !!
Phenomenal!❤️
There was a mistake in the one hundred forty third part of the second beat of the 14th measure - the level of volume there was not like in the original Beatles record.
💀yall find anything. Lmaoo
yawn
@@FuerzaImperialOficial he was praising their performance
Very well done! One tiny stickling point that I've now been carrying with me for about 20 years now. In the line "Here comes the Sun KIng". I hear SO many cover bands play a Gm7 over "sun". Trouble is, NO Bb not is ever played or sung anywhere on this chord. I really don't hear a B not played either, but if you play just a G7 it sounds alright but when I hear that Bb note played anywhere, I hear fingernails on the blackboard!
All the first Beatles' music books had it at G7, but ever since that big fat hard-cover Hal Leonard Beatles book has come out, all I hear now is a Gm7 played there, and that's because that Hal Leonard book has it as a Gm7.
And. It's. Wrong
Surely there's a minor in there though?!
@@davecostello560 I just explained WHY that's NOT a Gm chord!!!
Ok but you haven't specified which line - there are three times this line is sung. The first two times I do hear a minor, but the third and last time, yes, it's a G7. I guess it's the last line you meant that people get wrong, by persisting with the Gm7!
SO VERY COOOOOOOOL OLDMENS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BRAVO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!