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The opening line where John sings" I'd rather see you dead little girl then to be with another man".. he's taking directly from a song that Elvis recorded in 1955.( Baby let's play house)..
highcheese John said himself he didn’t like this song in interviews toward the end of his life. He did write the lyrics, and later found them misogynistic and “abysmal,” the song was also banned by Ottawa radio station CFRA in the early ‘90s for the misogyny angle. It’s straight up about threatening to kill an unfaithful girlfriend, I don’t see the confusion about why it might be controversial.
@@averyetvspecial1487 The lyric "I'd rather see you dead little girl" was lifted from an Elvis Presley song "Baby Let's Play House". At the time, nobody noticed this, or was schooled on Elvis' Sun Records catalog of songs.
@@averyetvspecial1487 - No. John did NOT say that about Run for Your Life. He said the lyrics of "It's Only Love" were “abysmal." Different song. About "Run for Your Life"---whose opening line comes from an Elvis song, which in turn comes from an old blues song--he said it was "just a sort of throwaway song of mine that I never thought much of." And there's no confusion about why it might be deemed controversial by some; there is disagreement that it's objectionable--being that it's art, and that it is venting (which we all do under duress, no?) characterizing the worst of his paranoid machismo fantasies that he is actually in control when he was actually weak, frightened, and desperate not to be abandoned---rather than its being some kind of treatise by a madman.
Paul Sullivan randys departure was more from freys end, for forcing him to sing an encore and to be on the spotlight (in the end he attacked frey not henley) which ended up being the reason he left.
I disagree. The John wasn't the heart and the brain alone. If it was, we haven't all the brillant singles of the others members. Look for the Lennon's carreer and you will see what i'm saying.
@@DrMark1981 and about the George Martin's lessons how you did says, many good songs were before the Beatles meet Martin. I"ll follow the sun is a little example. Macca isn't only strings. And about the lyrics, Lennon was more acid and sarcastic. He have incredible lyrics. But Macca still have many good lyrics too. Best regards my friend.
@@DrMark1981 Lennon's fly on the wall descriptions could also be called fluff.Brains ? He was only a reactionary,he always needed impetus(something to react to) not really so powerful when you analyze it.
that.girl Yeah he was also convinced that everyone thought he was fat. He hated his singing voice and he was extremely paranoid even before he was famous, that people were following him or listening in on his phone calls. He said that he never phoned other people, they always had to phone him. He got extremely depressed and he said that he hated seeing pictures of himself because he was convinced he was fat and ugly.
@@goodlord370 Yeah it's horrible to think he went through that. I think it's due to his troubled childhood of abandonment. I still to this day think he was the most attractive Beatle. What a talented guy. Wish he could of seen that for himself!
Sam I am .......I think John’s insecurity had deeper roots. A mother who couldn’t (or wouldn’t) rear him, a father he barely knew or saw, I can understand John’s insecurities. It’s for this reason I think Yoko was good for John, she was/is a strong personality and besides being John’s friend, lover and ultimately, wife and mother of Sean, (I felt) she was something of a “mother figure” to John too. She ticked all the boxes so to speak. I loved John and he’s an artist I truly miss.
I’m a professional harmony singer and arranger and grew up in the 1960’s listening to the Beatles. I know these backwards and forwards, but wow wow wow, i could listen to these harmonies for days on end. THANK YOU FOR SHARING THESE!!! 🥰 Their harmonies were so creative and their voices in harmony still give me goosebumps, 55 years later, especially isolated andvwith just the right amount of reverb-exquisite! 👌
...those 'na, na, now'(s) at the end is some of the best singing of all time...and there are vocals underneath them too...never heard that... fantastic!
A Very ETV Special .......really? Why must people focus on the negativity? Whatever his faults, it changes *nothing* John and the band achieved in a remarkably short time and is nothing more than “cutting down Tall Poppies”. They’re known and loved for the beautiful music they created and regardless, there’s no correlation between a man’s character and his music.
Well, I'd rather see you dead, little girl Than to be with another man You better keep your head, little girl Or I won't know where I am You better run for your life if you can, little girl Hide your head in the sand, little girl Catch you with another man, that's the end'a little girl Well, you know that I'm a wicked guy And I was born with a jealous mind And I can't spend my whole life tryin' Just to make you toe the line You better run for your life if you can, little girl Hide your head in the sand, little girl Catch you with another man, that's the end'a little girl Let this be a sermon, I mean everything I've said Baby, I'm determined and I'd rather see you dead You better run for your life if you can, little girl Hide your head in the sand, little girl Catch you with another man, that's the end'a little girl Well, I'd rather see you dead, little girl Than to be with another man You better keep your head, little girl Or I won't know where I am You better run for your life if you can, little girl Hide your head in the sand, little girl Catch you with another man, that's the end'a little girl
Everyone's entitled to their opinion, but you really think it's one of the best that John primarily wrote. Its not his worst song by any means. But I can think of dozens of songs that are better than this.
NoahEVM He saw it as a “throwaway song” with bad lyrics. He used the first line from an old Elvis Presley song called “Let’s play House” and he just never liked the overall sound or lyrics in it
To anyone who reads this comment if you ever get depressed please think of this: of all the galaxies in the universe of all the billions of years that our sun has been around of all the millions and millions of years that our earth has been here take a moment to realize how lucky we all are that we were around the same time as those four young men and what they created
From where can I obtain these tracks? I would love to listen to them at home, in better quality than from youtube. Is there a site where I can purchase these isolated backing tracks? Thank you.
only way you can get it is through the rockband game, you scan the files until you find this song, then they have the stems there, then you copy the stem and burn it into a disc
Unless George has suddenly developed a much higher pitch in his harmony voice, that must be Paul hitting the really high stuff.......or, there's some double-tracking going on.
@@manladan5929 Good point. I never really listened to the lyrics of Yer Blues until you commented on it. Still "Run for Your Life" is about a man threatening to kill a woman while Yer Blues is a lonely man contemplating suicide.
Michael Stillwell there both dark but theres a demo of an unreleased song called now and then . It’s the last song Paul and John and wrote . It’s almost like an apology to Paul by John
This was taken from the audio files in the video game “The Beatles Rock Band”. For the game, computer technology was used to isolate vocals and instruments, and so these videos are those files, and they are downloadable through online forums
I used to use my old record player. I have an original stereo copy of Rubber Soul from 1965 and you can do this on every song on the album with a simple turn of the speaker L/R knob. Simple.
Lucy Gloom George sings the “high” part not Paul. George sung for falsetto. Paul does sing high but he’s not using falsetto. George uses his falsetto in this song, the word, and paperback writer with John.
Enough of this John’s the best, or Paul’s the best rubbish - The Beatles was a sum of its parts - all 5 of them (George Martin always deserves massive credit for his contribution). The solo years output sums up why they always worked best together.
John's voice it's so unique, my hero!
Johnの艶やかなvocal! Paulならずとも…🎵😂ヤラレた…That's the end‼️🎵🎸⚡🎶🐈👍
And this coming from a guy who didn't like the sound of his own voice.
guys if anyone could subscribe to my channel just to help me get to 50 subs that would be lovely, it's a bunch of movie reviews in Portuguese cause I'm from Brazil, so probably most of you won't understand a damn thing but it would help me anyway, and woooow so many likes on my comment thank you, everyone,, and John is a real legend, Peace and Love!
@blue heeler "that raw edge". Perfect Definition !!!!!
The opening line where John sings" I'd rather see you dead little girl then to be with another man".. he's taking directly from a song that Elvis recorded in 1955.( Baby let's play house)..
I know John didn’t like this song, but it’s still one of my favorites from Rubber Soul. His voice is so raw and unique
John.
Roseanne doesn’t like it, so I love it.
highcheese John said himself he didn’t like this song in interviews toward the end of his life. He did write the lyrics, and later found them misogynistic and “abysmal,” the song was also banned by Ottawa radio station CFRA in the early ‘90s for the misogyny angle. It’s straight up about threatening to kill an unfaithful girlfriend, I don’t see the confusion about why it might be controversial.
@@averyetvspecial1487 The lyric "I'd rather see you dead little girl" was lifted from an Elvis Presley song "Baby Let's Play House". At the time, nobody noticed this, or was schooled on Elvis' Sun Records catalog of songs.
@@averyetvspecial1487 - No. John did NOT say that about Run for Your Life. He said the lyrics of "It's Only Love" were “abysmal." Different song. About "Run for Your Life"---whose opening line comes from an Elvis song, which in turn comes from an old blues song--he said it was "just a sort of throwaway song of mine that I never thought much of." And there's no confusion about why it might be deemed controversial by some; there is disagreement that it's objectionable--being that it's art, and that it is venting (which we all do under duress, no?) characterizing the worst of his paranoid machismo fantasies that he is actually in control when he was actually weak, frightened, and desperate not to be abandoned---rather than its being some kind of treatise by a madman.
Paul McCartney was probably the best harmonizer in rock history!
Paul Sullivan no probably. Undoubtedly
@@OzTwanger Must agree Oz...
Paul Sullivan randy meisner
@@bassesatta9235 Randy Meisner is one of my favorite bassist/singers.
He was always my favorite Eagle. Man, did Henley and Frey screw him.
Paul Sullivan randys departure was more from freys end, for forcing him to sing an encore and to be on the spotlight (in the end he attacked frey not henley) which ended up being the reason he left.
It's impossible to listen to just one Beatles song.. They are so addictive.
Yes they are addictive.
Nobody talks about the Paul's backing vocals higher notes. It's so amazing! Hugs from Brazil!
erro erro Paul was great in everything he did with the Beatles.
Yes! All the Beatles are fantastic. Each one with you habilities and talents too. 😀
I disagree. The John wasn't the heart and the brain alone. If it was, we haven't all the brillant singles of the others members. Look for the Lennon's carreer and you will see what i'm saying.
@@DrMark1981 and about the George Martin's lessons how you did says, many good songs were before the Beatles meet Martin. I"ll follow the sun is a little example. Macca isn't only strings. And about the lyrics, Lennon was more acid and sarcastic. He have incredible lyrics. But Macca still have many good lyrics too. Best regards my friend.
@@DrMark1981 Lennon's fly on the wall descriptions could also be called fluff.Brains ? He was only a reactionary,he always needed impetus(something to react to) not really so powerful when you analyze it.
Something perfect about Lennon's voice. I don't have the words other than it has made my life ever more beautiful.
He really was one of rock's best singers, wasn't he? The tone, the accent, the little twists in melody. He was so wrong in not liking his own voice.
And the chap didn’t like his own voice! 🙄 You’re a champ, John L. 😎
Wow, John's voice!! Never been aware that he was THAT good before, absolutely stunned!!
rubber soul was such an amazing album.
Prob best with Revolver, and without it we wouldn't have Pet Sounds.
@@musicloverUKyes as George said they were great to make
Rubber soul
It would be awesome to hear the vocal track on “Twist and Shout.”
yES
Just look it up then, it's on UA-cam
What an incredible singer. Lennon was amazing.
Must be the only one who can get away with a song about violence against women
What a beautiful voice!!! I love you John!
John was magnificent and is an artist I truly miss. Thanks for sharing.
masterful singer and songwriter.
My favourite guitarist and singer ever. Truly the biggest ispiration of my life ❤
Well love to hear John so clear. Love that song.
Used to imagine John running after me when I'd listened to this ☺strong vocal...love it❤
Ebony Eyes
Great memories!
Scary!
I know John renounced this song later on, but I'm kinda sick and twisted, so I love it. Also George's count-in.
Yes! The peace loving John Lennon later changed his mind about the song and it's message.
Can’t get enough of all that Beatles Stuff! 🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽🎵🎵🎵🥰
It's so OBVIOUS John wrote this song. Jealousy was big part of his life sadly. Shame how insecure he was for being such a beautiful man💘
that.girl Yeah he was also convinced that everyone thought he was fat. He hated his singing voice and he was extremely paranoid even before he was famous, that people were following him or listening in on his phone calls. He said that he never phoned other people, they always had to phone him. He got extremely depressed and he said that he hated seeing pictures of himself because he was convinced he was fat and ugly.
@@goodlord370 Yeah it's horrible to think he went through that. I think it's due to his troubled childhood of abandonment. I still to this day think he was the most attractive Beatle. What a talented guy. Wish he could of seen that for himself!
Sam I am .......I think John’s insecurity had deeper roots. A mother who couldn’t (or wouldn’t) rear him, a father he barely knew or saw, I can understand John’s insecurities. It’s for this reason I think Yoko was good for John, she was/is a strong personality and besides being John’s friend, lover and ultimately, wife and mother of Sean, (I felt) she was something of a “mother figure” to John too. She ticked all the boxes so to speak. I loved John and he’s an artist I truly miss.
@@goodlord370 Unfortunately he was right to be paranoid later on, the FBI actively spied on him.
Jealousy is ok, unless It becomes violent. Everyone who love someone is jealous.
I’m a professional harmony singer and arranger and grew up in the 1960’s listening to the Beatles. I know these backwards and forwards, but wow wow wow, i could listen to these harmonies for days on end.
THANK YOU FOR SHARING THESE!!!
🥰 Their harmonies were so creative and their voices in harmony still give me goosebumps, 55 years later, especially isolated andvwith just the right amount of reverb-exquisite! 👌
Never knew there was some light harmony at the end - no,no,no.....nice & like everything The Beatles did, beautiful !
this album came out a week before I turned 12. I bought it with my birthday money. my favorite album OF ALL TIME.
...those 'na, na, now'(s) at the end is some of the best singing of all time...and there are vocals underneath them too...never heard that... fantastic!
True.
Perfect voice!
love these!.... please keep up the good work!
Even with the music removed this is the best band ever!
Brilliant photo thats a great photo of John its from Milan Italy 1965
Best band in history for rock and roll and lovely voices ejspecially John, Paul harmonized awesomely with him.
good match.
Amazing thank you much such terrific voices and harmonies 👍
Anything by The Beatles is addicting. John Lennon was the heart
Idk John doesn't sound like you're giving peace a chance
Booze & pills VS heroin & Yoko
A Very ETV Special .......really? Why must people focus on the negativity? Whatever his faults, it changes *nothing* John and the band achieved in a remarkably short time and is nothing more than “cutting down Tall Poppies”. They’re known and loved for the beautiful music they created and regardless, there’s no correlation between a man’s character and his music.
HaliniSnow lol
Lennon period Dylan
Such pleasant lyrics
My best Beatles song!
Excellent. Kind of reminds me of Frankie Laine a little bit. Never thought that before? Loved it.
That voice was inscribed onto my fourteen year old heart :.)
r/i'm14andthisisdeep
Last Train to Clarksville and I'm A Believer, both great songs, both HEAVILY influenced by this!
Is that George counting off ?
I think so, the accent is too thick to be John's
It sure is...
That is so George
It's actually an audio clip of the Beatles Rock Band video game, and Ringo says it.
Jordan chua they didn’t do very good on the voice matchings then because it sounds 100% George and 0% Ringo
George with the high harmony was nice
the chorus is incredible and makes the song
Proof that even lower tier (my opinion) Beatles songs sound AMAZING
Good song - even though he regretted writing it.
思い出深い曲。😃ナイス😆👍✨
Thanks for posting Dr WO.
The thrill of a bad boy. John's vocals sell the danger. I remember hearing this song when I was in 7th grade (gulp)
Can you do "Got To Get You Into My Life"
How did you isolate the vocals?
Well, I'd rather see you dead, little girl
Than to be with another man
You better keep your head, little girl
Or I won't know where I am
You better run for your life if you can, little girl
Hide your head in the sand, little girl
Catch you with another man,
that's the end'a little girl
Well, you know that I'm a wicked guy
And I was born with a jealous mind
And I can't spend my whole life tryin'
Just to make you toe the line
You better run for your life if you can, little girl
Hide your head in the sand, little girl
Catch you with another man,
that's the end'a little girl
Let this be a sermon, I mean everything I've said
Baby, I'm determined and I'd rather see you dead
You better run for your life if you can, little girl
Hide your head in the sand, little girl
Catch you with another man,
that's the end'a little girl
Well, I'd rather see you dead, little girl
Than to be with another man
You better keep your head, little girl
Or I won't know where I am
You better run for your life if you can, little girl
Hide your head in the sand, little girl
Catch you with another man,
that's the end'a little girl
Great stuff...Thanks!!!
quite a brutal song ... not surprised it wasnt used so much :)
Paul is singing the high register harmony, and George the middle register.
dannydoc1969 no in this song its John Low, Paul mid and George high.
That’s George not Paul
do dr robert . that would be cool
Theyrek Rnations Yes. Always liked that tune.
Good song. Being as John sang it, he always said he did not like it.
Musically, one of the best songs The Beatles ever did -- those vocals are incredible... but the lyrics are rather evil.
Everyone's entitled to their opinion, but you really think it's one of the best that John primarily wrote. Its not his worst song by any means. But I can think of dozens of songs that are better than this.
When asked later which song he regretted writing, this was the one John thought of.
This and Good Morning Good Morning
what reason did he give as to why?
NoahEVM The fucked up lyrics
NoahEVM He saw it as a “throwaway song” with bad lyrics. He used the first line from an old Elvis Presley song called “Let’s play House” and he just never liked the overall sound or lyrics in it
@@TheGuitarHistorian Thanks for the explanation. I can definitely understand why he felt that way. For sure my least favorite from rubber soul
Моя любимая песня!))
More magic
Top secret, I guess....😊
Is this one of the few songs where George sings the highest harmony?
Yes
Ok seriously, the stuff that begs isolating, imho, are With a Little help from my friends/Sgt pepper Yellow Submarine and In my Life oh and Flying
Great song
To anyone who reads this comment if you ever get depressed please think of this: of all the galaxies in the universe of all the billions of years that our sun has been around of all the millions and millions of years that our earth has been here take a moment to realize how lucky we all are that we were around the same time as those four young men and what they created
Man You got to do Taxman!!!!!!!!!!! That would be Awesome!!!!!! :)
You can kind of hear John struggling to remember the words in places.
Lennon was the best beatle by a country mile
Be quiet
From where can I obtain these tracks?
I would love to listen to them at home, in better quality than from youtube.
Is there a site where I can purchase these isolated backing tracks?
Thank you.
only way you can get it is through the rockband game, you scan the files until you find this song, then they have the stems there, then you copy the stem and burn it into a disc
I remember in the 70's they thought of banning this song in Montreal..political correctiveness had begun.
Correctiveness?
@@ianpeden2906 ha-ha, just realized my mistake. 🤣🤣
Think I'll leave it up to see if anyone else notices the mistake. Cheers Ian!
@@jamesdean9195 Yes, I like it. Like a corrective institution trying to cure people of their wrong thinking.
So is George singing on this or is Paul doing both the main harmony and super high notes also?
How about this for an audio👌😉
Was this song first evidence of 'na na nas' in pop music(outro)? Preceded Hey Jude
Technically a great vocal......creepy lyric
The first line is ripped from "Baby Let's Play House" by Elvis.
totally ACE this
Next do Helter skelter
Unless George has suddenly developed a much higher pitch in his harmony voice, that must be Paul hitting the really high stuff.......or, there's some double-tracking going on.
I think it's George actually!
From France .... " Ma nana!"
West indies ... " Banana !"
John you are the best miss you more each day
Might be the Beatles darkest song. John always wrote about himself.
Michael Stillwell no way . There darkest song is yer blues
@@manladan5929 Good point. I never really listened to the lyrics of Yer Blues until you commented on it. Still "Run for Your Life" is about a man threatening to kill a woman while Yer Blues is a lonely man contemplating suicide.
Michael Stillwell there both dark but theres a demo of an unreleased song called now and then . It’s the last song Paul and John and wrote . It’s almost like an apology to Paul by John
@@manladan5929 Now and Then was a Lennon solo composition from the late 70s
@@manladan5929well these comments are now relevant
I think it's only hard for me to understand what he says in the song 😬
WHAT EQUIPMENT DO YOU USE TO DO THIS?
This was taken from the audio files in the video game “The Beatles Rock Band”. For the game, computer technology was used to isolate vocals and instruments, and so these videos are those files, and they are downloadable through online forums
I used to use my old record player. I have an original stereo copy of Rubber Soul from 1965 and you can do this on every song on the album with a simple turn of the speaker L/R knob. Simple.
fucking genius
"Round for your wife".
1... 2.. 3.. 4...
Who's doing the high voice on
"... that's the EN-DAH"?
I believe it’s Paul.
@@VictorianLucy They really sound great together. Like the girls in ABBA... No comparison though
Hans Peter Lillesøe Yes, they do sound amazing!
@@VictorianLucy At the time no one thought we'd still be talking about it so many years later. But we are :)
Lucy Gloom George sings the “high” part not Paul. George sung for falsetto. Paul does sing high but he’s not using falsetto. George uses his falsetto in this song, the word, and paperback writer with John.
Lennon said that he hated this song . . .
The Villages Beatlemania!
Does anyone actually hear what he’s saying?
Wow
In the next video can you give us the isolated vocals of hey jude? I need it please !!!
Ennd-dah!
Sounds like a major control freak with anger issues, could not do today.
A sore of a song on my favorite Beatles' album. A decent enough tune (it's a Beatles song after all) but it's just so vanilla...like feigned menace.
Enough of this John’s the best, or Paul’s the best rubbish - The Beatles was a sum of its parts - all 5 of them (George Martin always deserves massive credit for his contribution). The solo years output sums up why they always worked best together.
What gig is this picture from?
この写真のジョンは・・・、
巡業が辛い～って表情だねぇ。
ヘルプ！って感じ・・。
Voices were not isolated?
That's the end-a lil gehl...
John loved three point harmonies , but hated this song for some reason
Cuz of the content
Imagine John wanting to kill
John Lennon Canceled For
Lyrics Promoting Misogyny
& Violence Against Women
Tight as a ducks ars under water...