Yeah imo preston was an awesome addition to some of their work like I Want you (she's so heavy) and dont let me down, as aswell as the whole Let it be Album i believe
get back is one of the first songs I've learned and always played it way more complicated - funny to see Sir Paul hardly put anything into that smooth groove
I find nothing particularly engaging about this song. Don't like the vocals. Lennon's guitar solo is merely OK. But that TA DA DUM, TA DA DUM totally propels the song! Have been watching a few clips from the making of Get Back, and George was humming it. I wager that he added the touch, though it might have been John's idea. The song, after all, was assembled while George had temporarily left the band. A good example of how good the Beatles were as a UNIT.
Zappa had a song "Muffin Man" where he sings "He thought he was man, but he only was a muffin".... Zappa is quite literally a joke compared to The Beatles, or Captain Beefheart, for that matter.
Preston was a total genius. Apart from his solo and his licks, he was also underscoring rhythmically the verses, supporting the bass and guitars. Simple but most effective.
this is so cool to hear. So so cool to hear. George and John man, i finally get to hear your parts. i never could hear what George was doing. John i can hear and its great but to hear George is wonderful.
Yeppers, During The Making Of This Video (Last Year's February) It Took Me A While To Figure Out How Do I Isolate The Two Guitars, But In The End I Figured It Out And My Techniques Had Improved.
Nobody separated anything….this is a recording of the separate tracks via a Video Game or long time bootleg source. Funny how the UL never mentions the source
@@Oh_I_Will Hey! Welcome! Well About That, Are You Really Sure? What I Did Was I Isolated The Chatters From The Actual Song And I Isolated The 2 Guitar Tracks From The Song. The Other Multitracks Was From The .mogg Files Such As The Drums, Bass, Vocals, Guitars & Keyboard. But What You Don't Know Is I've Spent Time On Perfecting The Tracks (Chatter & The Guitar Tracks). On The Original .mogg The Guitars Are in One Tracks And Aren't Separated, The Thing I Did Was Tried To Perfectly Separate The 2 Guitar Tracks From The Song, No Multitracks Used Just The Song. Same With The Individual Chatters They Came From The Song And Was Done By Me, The Reason Why I've Included The Other Tracks As It Was For Completion.
Yep, Ringo's Drumming Is Great! If You've Watched The Let It Be Film The Get Back Reprise Changes In Timing All 4 Beatles Didn't Miss A Note And That's What's Great About Them They're Great! Thank You For Watching! Peace And Luv 😍✌️
@@meanderer06513 Ringo was no Pierre Moerlen either, nor Bill Bruford, but Ringo is a masterclass on how to play the drums just right, what the song needs, and still with creativity and consistant groove.
Saved the best for last. Ringo is making sure that train doesn't go off the tracks. Music Class: What is a "groove"? - Listen to Green Onions and Get Back. End of lesson.
I really love this, thanks for taking the time to isolated as much as possible. It’s really cool hearing the two guitars separated. I don’t know if you do requests but I’d love to see some deconstructions of songs by The Animals, early Pink Floyd (w/Syd Barrett), and Arctic monkeys. I know that’s a lot to ask though so sorry about that, but thanks for these deconstructions
In the "Get Back" documentary, Peter Jackson misidentifies this recording as the rooftop performance. Only the cheering and John's tag are from the roof.
I just found your page. You do amazing work on these. Well done!! Thank you. Do you take suggestions? If so, I request a 'Strawberry Fields Forever' breakdown, if only for George's sublime lead guitar part! Thanks for this.
@@revolution_rui30 I was interested in finding this isolated guitar part on SFF, which I now know was John, but now I found it! Thank you, though. th-cam.com/video/dQdzxsDt-v0/w-d-xo.html
I love George Harrison's little flourishes. Like the little thing at the end of the first bridge, after he's basically played the theme, he does this "dee-diddly dee-diddly" thing. Also, he's wearing my pants.
Thanks for these! Congratulations for this video nice bass line it is amazing how o think that this song was magical created using the bass …. Your work isolating ever guitar sound is fantastic ..It would be nice an awesome if you could do one with the medley the abbey road ( golden slumber, carry that weight the end the final guitar jam i have been always curious about Who does each one … hugs and thanks again for this
Just saw your comments about who does what in the golden slumbers guitar jam. I do know that George,Paul and John each do a solo, thus the three. And Ringo who is known for not wanting to do drum solo s also does one. I do not know which is which. Hope this helps.
I like listening to bass lines(I’m no way an expert), Paul’s bass seemed to my ears to slightly speed up and slow down a little. Can anyone let me know if this was happening or was it me miss hearing. Thx.
@@renebea9 George Quit The Band At January 10th, 1969 At The Middle Of A Two Of Us Rehearsal At Twickenham So John Took Over The Lead Guitar Part During The Sessions At Apple (January 23rd, 1969) George Was Guiding (Suggesting Some Stuff) John On The Solo During The Playbacks But John Decided On His Own. George Left At January 10th He Returned At January 21st.
Billy Preston was an awesome keyboardist. He added such a rich soulful element to Get Back
Yeah imo preston was an awesome addition to some of their work like I Want you (she's so heavy) and dont let me down, as aswell as the whole Let it be Album i believe
Really enjoy this separation of Sounds! TY
It's fantastic what he added to this song. It makes it impossible to sit down. It's my favorite
@Troy Croom The privilege of being part of a historical moment is worth any wage.
I Agree
That bass…it’s like he’s hardly trying and yet it’s totally a master class in bass playing.
get back is one of the first songs I've learned and always played it way more complicated - funny to see Sir Paul hardly put anything into that smooth groove
I mean it’s not bad but what is it a masterclass in?
Billy Preston's perfect solo. So tasteful and instinctively knows when to lay back. I met him once, nice guy.
John's lead guitar is funky and cool. He had genuine skills on the instrument.
George and Billy are examples of when and what not to play. The add just what is needed and stay out of the way when necessary. 😃
I find nothing particularly engaging about this song. Don't like the vocals. Lennon's guitar solo is merely OK. But that TA DA DUM, TA DA DUM totally propels the song! Have been watching a few clips from the making of Get Back, and George was humming it. I wager that he added the touch, though it might have been John's idea. The song, after all, was assembled while George had temporarily left the band. A good example of how good the Beatles were as a UNIT.
@@Kermit_T_Frog "Te Deum"?
"Sweet Loreta Martin thoughts she was a cleaner, but she was a frying pan."
~ John Lennon, 1970
*1969
Sweet Loretta Fart…
Zappa had a song "Muffin Man" where he sings "He thought he was man, but he only was a muffin".... Zappa is quite literally a joke compared to The Beatles, or Captain Beefheart, for that matter.
It was actually "Sweet Loretta Fart" and it was in 1969.
A good lesson for any guitarist who obsesses over technique, tone and perfection...myself included.
Paul's vocals is something absolutely unheard of. To this day I haven't heard anything quite like this vocal performance
Preston was a total genius. Apart from his solo and his licks, he was also underscoring rhythmically the verses, supporting the bass and guitars. Simple but most effective.
A total genius? He must be unique - musical genius's like Bach and Beethoven couldn't claim that.
this is so cool to hear. So so cool to hear. George and John man, i finally get to hear your parts. i never could hear what George was doing. John i can hear and its great but to hear George is wonderful.
Yeppers, During The Making Of This Video (Last Year's February) It Took Me A While To Figure Out How Do I Isolate The Two Guitars, But In The End I Figured It Out And My Techniques Had Improved.
@@revolution_rui30 You really did an amazing job on this one, Rui!
@@revolution_rui30 wow that is great. well thank you for this!
So wonderful to hear the many instrumental parts....a masterpiece, and Preston's part was outrageous...it fits like a glove!
John and George did an incredible job they only played what needed
John did a great job on guitar here!! He's as soulful on guitar as Ringo is on drums.
@@petemainacc Ballad composer? Are you sure you are not confused?
@@pawelpap9 most people will think of Imagine, Woman, and other such songs when they think of John Lennon.
I Truly Love His Playing Here. It Just Has That Powerful And Bouncy Attack To It.
@@revolution_rui30 yes!
amazing how you even separated the chatter at the beginning!
Aaaaaa- Thank You! 😎☺️
Nobody separated anything….this is a recording of the separate tracks via a Video Game or long time bootleg source. Funny how the UL never mentions the source
@@Oh_I_Will Hey! Welcome! Well About That, Are You Really Sure? What I Did Was I Isolated The Chatters From The Actual Song And I Isolated The 2 Guitar Tracks From The Song. The Other Multitracks Was From The .mogg Files Such As The Drums, Bass, Vocals, Guitars & Keyboard. But What You Don't Know Is I've Spent Time On Perfecting The Tracks (Chatter & The Guitar Tracks). On The Original .mogg The Guitars Are in One Tracks And Aren't Separated, The Thing I Did Was Tried To Perfectly Separate The 2 Guitar Tracks From The Song, No Multitracks Used Just The Song. Same With The Individual Chatters They Came From The Song And Was Done By Me, The Reason Why I've Included The Other Tracks As It Was For Completion.
@@Oh_I_Will doesn’t matter what the source is as long as it sounds good lol
@@Oh_I_Will and this matters why exactly????
You are a legend. Thank you so much for this. The separation in the guitars and everything else is amazing.
Thanks again🤘🏼💯👌🏼
Thank You!!! I Was Actually Waiting For Your Comment Because This Is You Request!!! Thanks For Watching Mate! I Really Appreciated It! =>
This is by far my favorite bass playing from Paul
Great drums. Much harder to do than it sounds.
Yep, Ringo's Drumming Is Great! If You've Watched The Let It Be Film The Get Back Reprise Changes In Timing All 4 Beatles Didn't Miss A Note And That's What's Great About Them They're Great! Thank You For Watching! Peace And Luv 😍✌️
He (Ringo) was certainly no Barry Wom...but close enough, I guess.
@@meanderer06513 Ringo was no Pierre Moerlen either, nor Bill Bruford, but Ringo is a masterclass on how to play the drums just right, what the song needs, and still with creativity and consistant groove.
@@aakkoin you have no idea who Barry Wom is, and why I mentioned him, do you...?
@@meanderer06513 Never heard
7:09 One of my all time Lennon lines
Sensational.
Incredible to hear all differents parts of this excellent song.
👏👏👏
You do it perfect, like that you have original tapes, chanel by chanel. Wow!
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Very nice, thank you!👏🔥👍
Aww Thanks! 🙏
Thank You For Watching! Peace And Luv 😍✌️
love Paul and Beatles its help me ty from Brasil
Very well done, audio quality is amazing!
Música da minha adolescência.
Very cool.
Thank You!!! Thank You For Watching Mike!!!
Very good
Thank You Diego! Thanks For Watching And Thanks For The Support! 😍✌️
Saved the best for last. Ringo is making sure that train doesn't go off the tracks. Music Class: What is a "groove"? - Listen to Green Onions and Get Back. End of lesson.
Really great. Thank you for this!
Love these isolated tracks. Mvto!
In the released one, We can hardly hear the left hand part of the keyboard. ..👍
Useful for individual practice.
Amazing Video Now I understand the say about that The Beatles were nor that the sum of their units… this guys together are tremendous
This song is brilliant. I listen to it nice and loud when I have a hard time getting my butt out of bed LOL
Great!
Thank You! Thanks For Watching!!!!
Thank you for uploading it. sounds great.
Estou um pouco triste pelas linhas de baixo do Paul nos últimos vídeos..mas nada que tire seu brilho na histórica e lendária banda
John's guitar It's only Rock'n roll ！！
I really love this, thanks for taking the time to isolated as much as possible. It’s really cool hearing the two guitars separated. I don’t know if you do requests but I’d love to see some deconstructions of songs by The Animals, early Pink Floyd (w/Syd Barrett), and Arctic monkeys. I know that’s a lot to ask though so sorry about that, but thanks for these deconstructions
Easy day at the office for Paul's bass on this one.
Definitely. Not like Paperback Writer or Rain.
or hey bulldog
Yes… but that’s exactly what the song needed. Paul’s a genius.
@@Chipicui Right. No one else would've thought of that simple bassline.
In the "Get Back" documentary, Peter Jackson misidentifies this recording as the rooftop performance. Only the cheering and John's tag are from the roof.
John Lennon's guitar solo is awesome
could you do this with "Rain" if you haven't already? Great job I am loving this
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Your absolutely legit how the actual insane
I just found your page. You do amazing work on these. Well done!! Thank you. Do you take suggestions? If so, I request a 'Strawberry Fields Forever' breakdown, if only for George's sublime lead guitar part! Thanks for this.
Awwww Thanks!!! Hmmmm Will Try And See What I Can Do. :))
@@revolution_rui30
I was interested in finding this isolated guitar part on SFF, which I now know was John, but now I found it! Thank you, though.
th-cam.com/video/dQdzxsDt-v0/w-d-xo.html
Grazie
I hope we passed the audition
Ahora entiendo el dicho que dice que Los Beatles eran mas que las sumas de aus partes
I love George Harrison's little flourishes. Like the little thing at the end of the first bridge, after he's basically played the theme, he does this "dee-diddly dee-diddly" thing.
Also, he's wearing my pants.
That was John's
@@donkqdonkq1747 So I have since learned.
George looks totally stoned off his @ss, every single picture from every single session.
Maybe it’s YOU who’s stoned
Lay off drugs, your eyesight will improve.
I think hes just bored and pissed off a bit
@@Oh_I_Will I've never 'shroomed in my life.
Thanks for these! Congratulations for this video nice bass line it is amazing how o think that this song was magical created using the bass …. Your work isolating ever guitar sound is fantastic ..It would be nice an awesome if you could do one with the medley the abbey road ( golden slumber, carry that weight the end the final guitar jam i have been always curious about Who does each one … hugs and thanks again for this
Just saw your comments about who does what in the golden slumbers guitar jam. I do know that George,Paul and John each do a solo, thus the three. And Ringo who is known for not wanting to do drum solo s also does one. I do not know which is which. Hope this helps.
I like listening to bass lines(I’m no way an expert), Paul’s bass seemed to my ears to slightly speed up and slow down a little. Can anyone let me know if this was happening or was it me miss hearing. Thx.
Billy !!!
George's guitar sounds like the pickups were out-of-phase..were they?
Out of phase….Cm on man
John is on lead, not George
@@1Greystalk I know.. I'm talking about George's guitar sound..we can hear it in background
I can't remember where i read it , but yeah , there was some talk about thisof georges guitar .
How did you get the high quality mugshots from the Let It Be cover?
Through Searching, I Could Upload The Mugshots In Google Drive If You Want To
@@revolution_rui30 May I have them please? Thank you so much for this.
02:58 what are Paul´s last words before the solo???
"Get back Loretta"
@@GheberAlien "Loretta"??? Realy..? 🤔I don´t hear it (her), but i believe you... This is something, i´m thinking about more than 30 years 😄 Thanks 😉
Yea
"Get Back JoJo Go Home" meant "Get Back YoKo Go Home" You know that it did...
16:00 (Just my timestamp) 9:33 10:54
Everytime I hear one of these split Beatles tracks I'm reminded what shitty cymbals Ringo had back then...
why did george not performing the guitar solo this time?
George had temporarily quit the band when they started rehearse the song, so John took over the responsibility for the solo.
@@bobwoolerOriGinal you can see that in the rooftop concert, there's George there!
@@renebea9 What do you mean?
@@renebea9 George Quit The Band At January 10th, 1969 At The Middle Of A Two Of Us Rehearsal At Twickenham So John Took Over The Lead Guitar Part During The Sessions At Apple (January 23rd, 1969) George Was Guiding (Suggesting Some Stuff) John On The Solo During The Playbacks But John Decided On His Own. George Left At January 10th He Returned At January 21st.
@@revolution_rui30 how come you don’t post the source of these backing tracks???
Paul's bass intonation needs to be adjusted.
3:22
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Man, that bass is out of tune...