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This song is makes for the perfect opening track to Rubber Soul. Paul plays the slide guitar and bass and George plays the rhythm guitar. George had been listening to Respect by Otis Redding at the time, which provided the influence for the rhythm track. Instruments Used: Epiphone Casino Squier Cabronita Tele Hofner Bass Abbey Road Plugins in Logic #beatlescover #beatles #rubbersoul

While placed towards the end of the UK release of the album Help!, I've Just Seen a Face opens up the US version of Rubber Soul. What do you prefer? I've always preferred the original UK tracklisting, but I have an original 1965 US pressing of Rubber Soul in mono that's fun to occasionally play it and hear the tracks in a different order. It makes Rubber Soul sound more like a folk rock album. ...

When Paul is asked out of all the songs he's written, what is his favorite, he often responds with Here, There and Everywhere. It's a perfect song that shows Paul's songwriting genius. The harmonies are also some of the best in the history of pop music. During recording, Paul was trying to emulate Marianne Faithfull's singing and the tape was recorded slightly slower to give it more of that eff...

Paul credits George with coming up with the iconic guitar intro and it shows how all four of The Beatles were essential to the making of these songs. Paul wrote the song for his then girlfriend Jane Asher. This is also one of my favorite sequences in the movie A Hard Day's Night. The classical guitar I'm playing is from the town Tisaleo in Ecuador. The town is known for its beautiful handmade g...

Anna is a song by Arthur Alexander that The Beatles covered frequently in their early years and ended up on their first album, Please Please Me. It's one of my favorite covers by The Beatles. The signature riff that George plays on guitar was played on piano on the original Arthur Alexander version. I got a reel to reel tape recorder and recorded the final track to tape. However, the tape was r...

'Because' has some of the most beautiful harmonies of the entire Beatles discography. John, Paul, and George recorded their vocals three times for a total of 9 voices to give it a more fuller sound. In addition, John played guitar through a Leslie speaker, Paul on bass, George on Moog synthesizer, and George Martin on electric harpsichord. Ringo doesn't play on the song. John said that his insp...

The Beatles performed their final live performance 55 years ago on January 30, 1969 on the rooftop of Apple headquarters at 3 Savile Row. They did 3 takes of Get Back on the rooftop. The single version was recorded a few days before in the Apple basement studio. Billy Preston plays a Rhodes piano and is featured on most of the material recorded during the Get Back sessions of 1969 as well as la...

We Can Work It Out is a true collaboration piece between John and Paul: two different songs made into one. Paul provided the "we can work it out" verses while John wrote the "life is very short" middle eight. Paul played bass and lead vocals, John played guitar and harmonium as well as backing vocals, Ringo on drums, and George only played the tambourine. It was released as a double A-side with...

You Won't See Me is my favorite song on Rubber Soul and I love the acoustic version that Paul McCartney performed throughout his One On One Tour in 2016 so I wanted to do something similar to that performance. Thanks for watching and subscribe for more! What songs would you like me to do next? #rubbersoul #thebeatles

John Lennon recorded a demo for this song in 1963, but The Beatles ultimately did not record it and gave it away to Billy J. Kramer with the Dakotas. It's a very nice song and I love the melody. John and Paul gave away many fantastic songs. Thanks for watching and subscribe for more!

Thanks for watching and subscribe for more! The recording of I'm Only Sleeping and their music from 1966 onward is when The Beatles really started to experiment in the studio. The rhythm track was recorded onto the J37 tape recorder at a faster recording speed so when played back, it's slower and lower pitched. John's lead vocals were played with the rhythm track slowed down even more so when p...

I thought I would do a cover by Slowdive. Great opening track from their 1992 album Souvlaki. I wanted to do this one a little different, taking off the heavy shoegaze effects on the original song and taking a more laid back approach. Hope you like it! Thanks for watching and subscribe for more! #slowdive

Thanks for watching! Beatles For Sale is such a great album and this song definitely showcases the evolution of John's songwriting abilities and Bob Dylan's folk influence on The Beatles. Paul's harmonies are a challenge on this one. He sings an A4 multiple times throughout the song which is for me is challenge to sing the note without straining. I've never had any training in singing so I want...

In my opinion, this song perfectly encapsulates the energy and excitement of Beatlemania as it began to sweep the world in 1964. This scene at the end of the movie A Hard Day's Night is the highlight of the movie. Thank you for watching and subscribe for more music. I have a large number of unfinished original songs that I've finally gotten around to finishing and I hope to put some of those up...

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