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I love this music)

Why did they keyboard sound like the song itself but in low quality ..

The best Jojos one yet👍👍👍

Damn the vocals.... So smooth

Dude this is so cool.. What software are you using? Is it free?

I have a feeling it was Paul who played the solo.

John & George, the greatest and most influential guitar duo ever in my book

One of the engineers said, this was the last time they really got along together in the studio.😢

Great work‼️👍

The old Beatles harmonies brought back to 1964. That's why I love this so.

Since " Revolver " it was often that McCartney would do his bass track last in recording. He would do scratch tracks, then finals last.

Can you provide a link to download the flac file, like your mix of Martha? I'd appreciate it very much, I love your mixes

My goodness, Billy's precision is unbeatable, although it is an easy part it's perfectly executed.

9:32 what is the low harmony saying?? sounds like "hairy fuzz"

I like this naked version, but I think it would be better with additional Harrison guitar in place of the space left by the absence of the horns.

ryos voice is so angelic

Where’s the clothed version?

George.. wow.

All four very talented on their own but together amazing. I was very young when the Beatles came onto the scene. I had older brothers and sisters when they were at school I would play their 45s. I think it was Saw her standing there and I want to hold your hand. To begin with and even at that age I knew I found something and loved and their music ever since. 60 years or so. Would usually scratch a record or mess up something then get delt with when my siblings got home. What a great time those years were.

8:37 knock on the floor is crazy

i love how in the ''bam bam knock on the door'' part, rivers is sorta just mumbling

One of the songs from 'The White Album' I had always skipped over... until I came upon this "naked" version. Talk about a miraculous redemption. George Martin should have put his foot down once Sir Paul got to this point and shouted "No more overdubs... this is perfect!"

Ringo was amazing in the 60's!

Georgie broke out the wah for this one. Nice

They should have done this on the rooftop show. Obviously John could have played rhythm guitar and Billy P. Keyboards. Next up, the "naked" version of "Glass Onion."

Masterpiece, George ❤🇮🇹🤘

Excellent work! These details are so useful and interesting✌️🙌

ピアノはポールじゃない？8:50～　ジョージはこんなに器用に弾けないと思う

スケジュール的にはリンゴは間違いなくこの場にいなかった、だからこのドラムはポールが叩いていることになる。当のポールは自分はシャッフルを叩けないといっていた・・だけどこのドラムはやはりポールであると思う。

This is NOT Ringo. I don't care about logistical circumstances, you can tell just by the sound of the kick drum compared to EVERY other Beatles track in historicity. If it's not Paul on the kit then it's one of the roadies or some other drummer hanging around the studio popped in for a take.

kudos to Ritsuo Mitsui who arranged and fully turned this AKG's song into Kessoku's, especially with that guitar solo part, giving Bocchi her time to shine

Thanks, George. Seriously. Effing magical. The world is a better place with this song in it.

YOPPI THE ROCK!

Gorgeous!

Wow. Billy Preston is magnificent. What a pity his part is buried in the mix.

Voices alone are also A MASTERPIECE …

Proof that perfect recordings don’t make great recordings.

This is cool but it really shows how much those horns make the song.

Without the voices...they are the music makers.

Yoko...bitch. John, you're fired

似ても似つかないね全く

47:00 is a cursed image

A strong argument there to not have had the strings on the final release

What was Harrison thinking when he implanted those meaningless horns onto this track? They took 'The Beatles' out of it (maybe that's why?) I used to prefer the mono mix over the stereo mix of the conventional 'Savoy Truffle', but this re-mix is now my choice!

What an excellent bass!

I've never heard that Hi-Hat pattern on any other song.

They could do this live ! No brass ! .... John on Keys .... Sounds great .

I have never heard a piano in this recording.😗

John wasn't the only great rhythm guitarist in The Beatles.

I never liked this song, but I really dig this version! I wish The Beatles had released this instead. (Nonetheless, George could have improved the song immensely if he'd spent more time on the lyrics, rather than just spilling out the names of things to eat.)