The first phrase, "got a good reason", is sung by Paul, then on the next one John takes the melody and Paul drops down to the harmony. Paul doing the hard work again!
There’s got to be some technical or editing reason that John didn’t sing all the way through that. When singing it, there’s no value whatsoever in splitting the first two lines of melody between two people. McCartney had a great range and while he could make those jumps up and down, many people singing in bands cannot.
@@debbieburke3162no I think it’s that they knew each others strengths. John’s strength was at the top of his singing voice so he hits those higher notes right at the end of his register. Also he gets the higher falsetto notes because his voice is stronger than Paul’s. They do a similar thing in “from me to you” and “when I saw her standing there”
Your videos are wonderful as usual, but I'm just as fascinated to see how many high parts that John sang. He and Paul interwove their vocals more than most of us fans ever knew!
It's interesting how "to find out and I found out" goes from E-sharp to D-sharp. Even though it's a major second, which is a very common interval, it actually sounds weird because we're in the key of E. Also, many people would call the note in C-sharp F, but it's actually E-sharp. Yes, it does matter.
This is a google translation. I'm sorry. Your work is exceptional. We are a group of 4 old from Argentina who feel deep pleasure to make music of The Beatles and always have recourse to you. Thank you thank you thank you.
Great to see a breakdown of Beatle harmonies, they are tough to find. I am in a band and we play a number of beatle songs, hearing the individual singing of John, Paul and George has helped us very much, thank you!
Thank you for all your hard work Galeazzo, we all appreciate your uploads, you fill us with knowledge and happinness (which by the way is a warm gun). :)
Hi ! I'm 15 years old and I'm a huge beatles fan ! I come from Quebec ( Canada ) and I love your video so much ! You are so talented and your video are incredible I can't stop watching them !!!!!!!!
Most Beatles fans do not know that Paul sings under John on the following lines: "For taking the easy way out (now)", "She took me half the way there (now)" and "She only played one-night stands (now)" If anyone doubts me, search The Beatles at Candlestick Park (their last concert). John's mic is very very low on Day Tripper and Paul's is very loud and you can hear Paul singing "Got a good reason, then he sings the low "For taking the easy way out" MIND BLOWN!😊
Hi, just wanted to say thanks for a superb break down of all the vocal parts. I recorded a band version of this track remotely recently during lock down and this helped tremendously. Fantastic work!
youre vocals are so helpful,i only found them the other day & we do Day Tripper in our set, so thank you. its great someone proffesional like yourself has put the time into this! Bohemina Rhapsody was amazing.
Great job, I just do not understand why some people will always try not like something that is plain and simple good, but that's another topic. Great Job buddy, I admire your dedication to your work.
I love your videos but i disagree with the harmonies in some of this. In the chorus (or verse two as you call it) on the "day tripper one way ticket yeah" bit, george and paul's are the other way round. George is doing the top on in falsetto and Paul the middle one starting on the g sharp. You can tell this by listening to live versions and its clear which one paul is doing
Totally agree about your presentation and great chops. As a singer my self and dealing with chorus and arrangements, your strong harmonies are a source of inspiration. Look forward to hearing more of your work! well done and THANKS
Please keep these lessons coming! Wonderful presentation and great chops. Two songs I would like to hear you perform & teach would be "Love Me Do" & "Devil In Her Heart". All the best. Eric
Correction? I've been listening to this video, the Beatles record, the isolated vocal tracks and singing it and performing it and have never been quite satisfied. Now I think I've got it and welcome others to weigh in and let me know if they think I'm right or wrong. And maybe Galeazzo has already got these notes and I just don't have the ability to distinguish what I'm hearing? Anyway, here goes... Just taking the 2nd line of the song where John and Paul are singng together "taking the easy way out" - it sounds like Paul is starting high and ending low on the E while John is starting a bit lower than Paul and finishing higher than Paul on the G#. I hear John's line "tak-ing the ea-sy way out" going (one note per syllable) F#, E, D, B, A, G#, G#, G#. It's just the kind of thing the Beatles did - crossing melody and harmony lines- plus it has John singing the 7th of E (D) and as any student of Beatles knows, the 7th was John's favorite note to sing. What do y'all think?
I love your videos and always think you do a great job. but... I'm not hearing Paul going low on the second phrases in the verses. Firstly, it doesn't make sense theoretically for him to drop down. That's not to say they wouldn't do it, but it's illogical. More importantly though, it also sounds like John's voice underneath. John has always had a bit more fry to his lows and I hear that fry on the record. A good example is "Love Me Do" It's Paul that drops down and sings the "Love Me Do" part and it sounds like Paul. Compare this sung line to John's, where he sings in this range virtually the entire verse, and you can hear the difference. John has more fry in his voice. Thoughts?
This song is very trippy. When I first heard the song, I thought Paul also did the low part when they sing "She was a day tripper" overdubbed with himself, but they switch so much. It's definitely him doing the low part when they sing "for taking the easy way out". Download the "minus one" bootlegs where they don't have it double tracked, and you can hear it more clearly.
Actually Love me Do is a song that the two voices can be heard clearly, hence it can be reproduced easily... But it's interesting to see the tutorial to make sure that mistakes are not being made. :)
You do tremendous work and you're obviously excellent at what you do. I listened to the isolated vocals. I hear John doing the lower harmony on the "...taking the easy way out.." parts. Am I wrong?
The so long variation confuses me. Does that mean that when Paul sings "Day tripper, Sunday driver, yeah", he sings lower than he does on the other verses?
I'd just like to say im loving this channel, you're vocals are truly amazing. It would be great to hear you do the chorus to 'Rain' or 'Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds' infact theres too many classics to choose from. Would also be awesome if you did a video for 'Good Vibrations' Beach Boys. Keep Up The Good Work
KITTY! :D I like the presentation of these videos: straightforward and to-the-point, but very clear. And of course, I appreciate the precision and accuracy of your demonstrations. When I saw this channel, one of the first songs that came to mind was "Because." Is that one on the list?
Hi Galleazzo, do you have any tips on re-arranging multipart vox (like Day Tripper) into 2-part? The reason being that many people (like me) sing in a band with only one other person who's capable of singing. Basically, I could use some help choosing which background part to use for each section.
Hey, isn't that "Hold Me Tight" I hear you singing at the end of this video? I cannot seem to find that one in your videos ... did you ever post that lesson?
ciao galeazzo, e innanzitutto complimenti per il lavorone che hai svolto e che continui a svolgere per svelarci 'i segreti dei maestri' ;) avevo letto fra i commenti di un altro tuo video che avevi fatto anche because, che è forse il pezzo in cui un ascoltatore medio fa più attenzione alle voci, sebbene forse sia più facile di quanto sembri. cercando nel tuo canale però non sono riuscito a trovarlo, hai dovuto rimuoverlo?
Ottimo lavoro Galeazzo! Mi stai dando un grandissimo aiuto con la voce e non posso far altro che ringraziarti! Ti vorrei chiedere un grandissimo favore: ho alcune difficoltà con Helter Skelter (che non è proprio un pezzo semplice). Potresti fare un video in cui spieghi bene la parte di Paul??? Grazie mille, continua così!!!
Nice one Galeazzo; what about?: Happiness Is A Warm Gun Hello, Little Girl Real Love Free As A Bird I´ll Get You ?? I know you have to be busy - have a nice day and thanks for your videos.
Hello! First of all thank you so much for all this work you doing! It's realy fantastic But why did you delete "help" and "eight days a week" videos?(( I so loved them to watch
Avrei bisogno del cantato di Paul. Credo che riuscire a cantare Helter Skelter sia anche un grande aiuto per poter fare quella classica voce alla "Little Richard" che usa spesso McCartney.
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The first phrase, "got a good reason", is sung by Paul, then on the next one John takes the melody and Paul drops down to the harmony. Paul doing the hard work again!
yes, exactly. Paul was great.
The melody would be the hard part for me.. I can get any harmony in my head but hitting notes above an f or f# is so hard...
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There’s got to be some technical or editing reason that John didn’t sing all the way through that. When singing it, there’s no value whatsoever in splitting the first two lines of melody between two people.
McCartney had a great range and while he could make those jumps up and down, many people singing in bands cannot.
@@debbieburke3162no I think it’s that they knew each others strengths. John’s strength was at the top of his singing voice so he hits those higher notes right at the end of his register. Also he gets the higher falsetto notes because his voice is stronger than Paul’s. They do a similar thing in “from me to you” and “when I saw her standing there”
Your videos are wonderful as usual, but I'm just as fascinated to see how many high parts that John sang. He and Paul interwove their vocals more than most of us fans ever knew!
So is the kitten at 3:07 demonstrating George Martin's contribution?
Galeazzo, you're a life saver!! God bless you and your Kitty cat!!
It's interesting how "to find out and I found out" goes from E-sharp to D-sharp. Even though it's a major second, which is a very common interval, it actually sounds weird because we're in the key of E. Also, many people would call the note in C-sharp F, but it's actually E-sharp. Yes, it does matter.
This is a google translation. I'm sorry. Your work is exceptional. We are a group of 4 old from Argentina who feel deep pleasure to make music of The Beatles and always have recourse to you. Thank you thank you thank you.
Great to see a breakdown of Beatle harmonies, they are tough to find. I am in a band and we play a number of beatle songs, hearing the individual singing of John, Paul and George has helped us very much, thank you!
Thank you for all your hard work Galeazzo, we all appreciate your uploads, you fill us with knowledge and happinness (which by the way is a warm gun). :)
Hi ! I'm 15 years old and I'm a huge beatles fan ! I come from Quebec ( Canada ) and I love your video so much ! You are so talented and your video are incredible I can't stop watching them !!!!!!!!
Most Beatles fans do not know that Paul sings under John on the following lines:
"For taking the easy way out (now)", "She took me half the way there (now)" and "She only played one-night stands (now)" If anyone doubts me, search The Beatles at Candlestick Park (their last concert). John's mic is very very low on Day Tripper and Paul's is very loud and you can hear Paul singing "Got a good reason, then he sings the low "For taking the easy way out" MIND BLOWN!😊
Awesome comment!
By the way, your videos are a huge help to our tribute band. Thank you so much for posting these!
Watching you helps explain why my singing sucks. Thanks for the help.
hahaha....same here
Hi, just wanted to say thanks for a superb break down of all the vocal parts. I recorded a band version of this track remotely recently during lock down and this helped tremendously. Fantastic work!
youre vocals are so helpful,i only found them the other day & we do Day Tripper in our set, so thank you. its great someone proffesional like yourself has put the time into this! Bohemina Rhapsody was amazing.
0:42 john
1:15 paul
1:47 george
2:23 george
2:37 john
2:53 paul
Great job, I just do not understand why some people will always try not like something that is plain and simple good, but that's another topic. Great Job buddy, I admire your dedication to your work.
AWESOME! You're fabulous and your cat is darling.
Sorry guys I again mistyped some descriptions had to re-post this one! Now Paul's role is correct. Thanks for pointing it out.
As usual, an excellent presentation .... But with a unique difference - a KITTEN that made me smile and LOVE this video !
This is wonderful. The lower harmonies on this song have always been a mystery to me. Thanks!
I love your videos but i disagree with the harmonies in some of this. In the chorus (or verse two as you call it) on the "day tripper one way ticket yeah" bit, george and paul's are the other way round. George is doing the top on in falsetto and Paul the middle one starting on the g sharp. You can tell this by listening to live versions and its clear which one paul is doing
You're right! Wow that kind of blew my mind! haha George had some range
You sing awesome but when you sing you do funny faces lol
Totally agree about your presentation and great chops. As a singer my self and dealing with chorus and arrangements, your strong harmonies are a source of inspiration. Look forward to hearing more of your work! well done and THANKS
Sure!
Perfect to learn! Great job! Bravo!
Haha. I loved the little scene with your kitten! So cute! Excellent video as usual. I love what you're doing :) Thank you so much!
Please keep these lessons coming! Wonderful presentation and great chops. Two songs I would like to hear you perform & teach would be "Love Me Do" & "Devil In Her Heart". All the best.
Eric
Wow nice, I knew you had great guitar setup videos. Great vocal control and range!
GREAT AS ALLWAYS!!! AND THE CAT....AMAZING!!!
Yeah I plan to cover them!
Correction? I've been listening to this video, the Beatles record, the isolated vocal tracks and singing it and performing it and have never been quite satisfied. Now I think I've got it and welcome others to weigh in and let me know if they think I'm right or wrong. And maybe Galeazzo has already got these notes and I just don't have the ability to distinguish what I'm hearing? Anyway, here goes...
Just taking the 2nd line of the song where John and Paul are singng together "taking the easy way out" - it sounds like Paul is starting high and ending low on the E while John is starting a bit lower than Paul and finishing higher than Paul on the G#. I hear John's line "tak-ing the ea-sy way out" going (one note per syllable) F#, E, D, B, A, G#, G#, G#. It's just the kind of thing the Beatles did - crossing melody and harmony lines- plus it has John singing the 7th of E (D) and as any student of Beatles knows, the 7th was John's favorite note to sing.
What do y'all think?
Sure it's on the list!
I love your videos and always think you do a great job. but... I'm not hearing Paul going low on the second phrases in the verses. Firstly, it doesn't make sense theoretically for him to drop down. That's not to say they wouldn't do it, but it's illogical. More importantly though, it also sounds like John's voice underneath. John has always had a bit more fry to his lows and I hear that fry on the record. A good example is "Love Me Do" It's Paul that drops down and sings the "Love Me Do" part and it sounds like Paul. Compare this sung line to John's, where he sings in this range virtually the entire verse, and you can hear the difference. John has more fry in his voice.
Thoughts?
You "love" these videos?????? Hahahahaha
This song is very trippy. When I first heard the song, I thought Paul also did the low part when they sing "She was a day tripper" overdubbed with himself, but they switch so much. It's definitely him doing the low part when they sing "for taking the easy way out". Download the "minus one" bootlegs where they don't have it double tracked, and you can hear it more clearly.
Actually Love me Do is a song that the two voices can be heard clearly, hence it can be reproduced easily... But it's interesting to see the tutorial to make sure that mistakes are not being made. :)
Excellent tutorial-very helpful. Thank you!
Great job! God bless.
Oh, man, we've been doing it all wrong. Thanks! We have some homework to do.
Thank you!
Il cantato di Paul o le armonie?
Galeazzo eres un crak, gracias por tu profesionalidad. Gracioso el gatito, por cierto cuida tu hidratación. FOREVER BEATLES.
GRAZIE!
Mi faciliti davvero al vita, anche se in teoria sono capace di distinguere le voci!
Video utilissimi e ben riusciti!
This was a great help to me! Thank you so much!
very good, thanks
Fantastic tutorial! Very clear, thanks soooo much!
thank you very much
Thank you! This is very helpful.
Good break down of the vocals
Puoi fare Hold me tight, se l'hai gia' fatta non la riesco a trovare....grazie ;)
Love your videos Gale!!! Keep up the awesome job! :D
Paul's high harmony on the first and second verse...did he do those falsetto? I thought he used his head voice.
CAT ALERT @ 3:07 !!!
No nice and inspriring! Si eccellente ed informativo
You do tremendous work and you're obviously excellent at what you do. I listened to the isolated vocals. I hear John doing the lower harmony on the "...taking the easy way out.." parts. Am I wrong?
Perfetto! È proprio quello che mi serve!
The so long variation confuses me. Does that mean that when Paul sings "Day tripper, Sunday driver, yeah", he sings lower than he does on the other verses?
i think he is wrong in that part, is John who make the lower part, no Paul.
Thanks, Galeazzo you're great
Thank you for this lession! greatings from bavaria!
Wow! simply Wow!! really enjoying your great videos. You are very talented. Thanks for sharing!! Peace!
I'd just like to say im loving this channel, you're vocals are truly amazing.
It would be great to hear you do the chorus to 'Rain' or 'Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds' infact theres too many classics to choose from.
Would also be awesome if you did a video for 'Good Vibrations' Beach Boys.
Keep Up The Good Work
KITTY! :D
I like the presentation of these videos: straightforward and to-the-point, but very clear. And of course, I appreciate the precision and accuracy of your demonstrations. When I saw this channel, one of the first songs that came to mind was "Because." Is that one on the list?
Thank you, It´s just great!
love this guy!
Great work man!
love the way your videos say your the expert in beatles lol
Hi Galleazzo, do you have any tips on re-arranging multipart vox (like Day Tripper) into 2-part? The reason being that many people (like me) sing in a band with only one other person who's capable of singing. Basically, I could use some help choosing which background part to use for each section.
All your stuff is so great! Its helping our band! Any plans to do 8 Days a Week?
Hey, isn't that "Hold Me Tight" I hear you singing at the end of this video? I cannot seem to find that one in your videos ... did you ever post that lesson?
ciao galeazzo, e innanzitutto complimenti per il lavorone che hai svolto e che continui a svolgere per svelarci 'i segreti dei maestri' ;)
avevo letto fra i commenti di un altro tuo video che avevi fatto anche because, che è forse il pezzo in cui un ascoltatore medio fa più attenzione alle voci, sebbene forse sia più facile di quanto sembri. cercando nel tuo canale però non sono riuscito a trovarlo, hai dovuto rimuoverlo?
Galeazzo would you please do Free As A Bird? It is an incredible yet overlooked beatles song in my opinion
soo good thanxx
Ottimo lavoro Galeazzo! Mi stai dando un grandissimo aiuto con la voce e non posso far altro che ringraziarti! Ti vorrei chiedere un grandissimo favore: ho alcune difficoltà con Helter Skelter (che non è proprio un pezzo semplice). Potresti fare un video in cui spieghi bene la parte di Paul??? Grazie mille, continua così!!!
Ciao Galeazzo, ma tu parli anche L'Italiano?!?
thanks!!! this is SUPER helpful :)
Nice one Galeazzo; what about?:
Happiness Is A Warm Gun
Hello, Little Girl
Real Love
Free As A Bird
I´ll Get You
?? I know you have to be busy - have a nice day and thanks for your videos.
YOU ARE THE MAN!!!!!
Hi Galeazzo i like so much your tutorials.
Can you make a tutorial of the song "wait"(Rubber Soul album)? please I would greatly appreciate it
niiiice one.
3'07" "Leave my kitten alone" ;-).
ps - brilliant!
Do you have your own material / songs that you could post.... ???
Would love to hear it ....
Chris M yeah he made his own white album, he's gonna be the next john lennon
Sto preparando un video su queste tecniche vocalli di Paul.
It's the i Mac camera.
0:43
2:40
3:45
4:22
3:07 so cute!
Nice video :)
EVERYONE WHO WOULD LIKE TO HEAR GALEAZZO DO THE WHOLE NUMBER ALL THE WAY THROUGH AT THE END OF THE TUTORIAL TEXT HIM AND TELL HIM SO.
Muito bom !!!!
Have you done If I Needed Someone yet? If not, will you?
Purrfect! How is the cat? :D
Great thank you!
you are very good!!!
Falta la voz de Lennon desde el principio, porque Paul va arriba con la voz.
Youre awesome! When are u coming with your band to Argentina?
Hello!
First of all thank you so much for all this work you doing! It's realy fantastic
But why did you delete "help" and "eight days a week" videos?((
I so loved them to watch
Great!!!!!!!!! You're awesome!!!!
Strong voice!
Avrei bisogno del cantato di Paul. Credo che riuscire a cantare Helter Skelter sia anche un grande aiuto per poter fare quella classica voce alla "Little Richard" che usa spesso McCartney.
Superb!
YOU CAT IS SO SO SO SO CUUUUUTE!!!!!!!!!
hey, nice vid as always
Will you do more guitar lessons ?
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2:24
4:10
your guitar sounds great! :-)