@@todd3563 disrespectful, no of course not. But there is something sweet in it where George seems to say with the laugh/smile and his eyes, “look who’s writing another song “. Or was it to Paul and John was already at the drums? Anyways I have seen that scene in let it be many many times. I think I am one of the few that always adored that film so I always watched it at Beatle conventions each year.
@@Scott-rn5nz interesting piece but he has the timing wrong. Ringo walked out during the white album. George walked out during Let it be. Not long before the scene George returned to the studio.
Loved this moment. George knew what it felt like to not be heard in the band, and recognized that it doesnt have to be that way. And so he made sure Ringo was heard. Love this documentary what a blessing.
Yes, that is normal thinking from George, i dont understand when someone brings an idea for song and other side wants to change it completly, wtf, just do that idea yourself then and leave others like it is,, i mean, more songs is made this way.
Because John and Paul were often song writing together in the early days George and Ringo would spend a lot of time together when they shared a flat in London. Even when Ringo joined the band there's the famous story of the Cavern club crowd booing him and wanting Pete back and George told them to shut up and got headbutted. The even repaired their relationship after George slept with Ringo's wife enough to when Ringo went to see him while George had days to live but had to leave for a flight to Boston as his daughter was going in for major brain surgery that he asked if he wanted him to go with him despite being barely able to move himself. All the Beatles loved each other like brothers but I always thought George was the most compassionate
This of course shows George’s good heart and Ringo’s joy. It also shows me some of the thinking behind the craft of music writing. George’s comment “see how it resolves its self” after demonstrating is great.
Wish I could meet him and take him to lunch. Iam called Ringo star at my Christian church. Absolutely love this metronome human being who never disappointed! Beatles owe it to this man who kept the English beat. God bless you Ringo you helped me to be a living metronome too and all the bands I backed up thought I was an electric drum machine. I hope im playing drums when I die and go to heaven. Buddy rich said he loved teaching me in my youth and will gave a mansion right next to me. Buddy was my bud driver as he took my ass to work daily!!! I love music! Got to play for frankzspo in my college ferris statevin 1975 gymnasium. Then he came to our dorm and partied all night with us. Buddy rich played at Hollywood high school in 1985 and before his show he come out and seen me and started yelling chriscwhatvare you doing here? I said I come to take in your jazz show and have you give my don inside the pregnant wife. He put his hands on her and said a special blessing for my boy and wife and I. It was a very special moment for us. Rip buddy rich. See ya soon. God bless drummers all over who drive all the instruments to play correctly. Amen 🙏
@chriskourlos4407 You had him give your don inside the pregnant wife? What??? I don't even think I want to know what that means. Maybe it would be more clear if your comment had been something more than merely semi-literate. I guess your imaginary friend was more important to you than either literacy or playing good music. A mind is truly such a terrible thing to waste. PS No, you won't be seeing him soon. He's dead. D-E-A-D, DEAD. Sorry to be the bearer of disappointing news. But this should never have been news. There's no Santa Claus or Tooth Fairy, either.
I said hello to Ringo in a small supermarket in Belair in the early 80s. He couldn't have been nicer and we gad a chat. I was 18 and in the Marines. I was visiting a friend from high school whose grandmother lived in Beverly Hills
George was a good soul...gentle. Having been mocked by John and Paul when he was trying to submit songs, he took Ringo under his wing and helped him... kindness conquers all
@@therealfronzilla At the beginning of the Beatles, John and Paul immediately wrote masterpieces, George "only" beautiful songs. However they let be the first song on the Revolver album be George's "Taxman" The problems started when George no longer wrote just good songs, but masterpieces like while my guitar, here comes the sun and something.
This is George’s certain magick. He’s the glue; he didn’t laugh at Ringo. He thoughtfully shuffled over piano-side to “The Human Metronome” and proceeded to musically resolve Ringo’s Octopus Garden, and you can see how that simply validates Starr’s decision to share it. Lovely, just that. These moments are what YT shorts are made for.
George Harrison continued to work with Ringo after the break up on Ringo's solo album. The guys all still had pretty good relationship after all going solo.
George was a supportive friend, didnt make fun of Ringo and his song. I love Octopuses' garden, it is light and bubbly, like a lullaby. Also, George's guitar riff at the start is so good.
Yes, it's such a nice song, perfect for calming down after a stressful day or cheering up when being in a bad mood. Also a very nice song for children. I can't wait to play it to my daughter when she will be old enough to really comprehend music.
Although I was young, I feel so fortunate to have been alive to see and witness the greatest band ever created. I just wish I had been old enough to have gone to one of the concerts. My mother tried so hard to convince my father to go see them. She could recognize true talent.
Vientos por mi George. Siempre ayudando y más a mi Ringo. Y súper más por la súper introducción de Requinto del Jardín del Pulpo. Por eso te Amo George y se que ya estás en el Cielo yo a diario rezo por ti y pido por ti por qué se fuiste católico como yo. Que Dios te tenga en su Santa Gloria. Haré Krsnna
It seemed like he was really getting into writing songs that resolve themselves after hanging out with bob Dylan. He also said eric Clapton guitar solos resolved themselves.
Ringo played the same thing twice without resolving it, and then said, "That's all I've got." And they all burst out laughing together. Ringo kinda exposes himself as being almost clueless technically, quite a vulnerable moment indeed, but fixing this little riff was bread and butter basics for someone with George's prowess. The best bit was that final shot of Ringo flicking his hair back with his dignity restored, another example of the concept of 'Resolution', but in a cinematic context. What a delightful insight into their art and friendship.
@@sockpuppetbitmeYeah, it's a beautiful moment between them all but, in particular George and Ringo. While Ringo's playing George is staring intently as if nothing existed outside of what Ringo was playing. Then he goes to him and characteristically shows him saying "So it resolved itself ya see" . Of course after the burst of laughter which was from the abrupt stop I think; "That's all I've got" , rather than laughing at him . After the resolution that George knocks out with ease , for me it's that _smile_ as he says "So it resolves itself...." that says "That's all it needed , I think you've written a good song, something we can use" that gives Ringo the cinematic resolution (well put and well observed) where he stands up straight and whips his hair back in confidence. They were brothers after all and considering something like 90% of communication between people in general is non verbal one can only imagine at this point in their career and their friendship, their brotherhood that they were almost on a telepathic level. All those nights at the Cavern Club where refining their performances and their ability to communicate on stage, and now these years later they could read each other so well it's really a sweet almost voyeuristic look at the dynamics between the lads. Don't ya just love seeing them working on a song we all know when it was still in it's infancy? A cinematic trip back in time "Long Time Ago When (they) Were Fab" 🤣✌️❤️🎸🎶🙏
@@DailyNihilism Oh yeah? Dylan and Clapton would have an influence on you huh? Two of my heroes really. Dylan is a better guitar player than people give him credit for and his sense of melody is awesome. His lyrics are what he's known for and I guess that's cool, I mean they're some of the best lyrics ever written. My octogenarian Mom used to say in this awestruck voice "How? How does he come up with this stuff!?" I'm a guitar player so I've loved Dylan's playing for ages because it's this cross harp picking technique he used after a few years of mainly strumming and he mastered it. It's very difficult for me at least. Would you believe Claptons stuff, his leads are easier or more in my wheelhouse than Dylan playing cross harp!? It's so far out of my comfort zone. In any case thanks for the trivia. I'm thinking about it and yeah, Claptons leads resolve themselves. I'd have loved to have been a fly on the wall when those 3 guys got together...man!✌️❤️🎸🎶🙏
I read before that they had to work to convince Ringo to consider joining their band. From my understanding, John & Paul would go to shows to see Ringo play live. They wished they could have Ringo in their band. He was the most experienced Beatle. At least as far as a player.
George took the joke and laughed with Ringo and the others for a bit but then helped out Ringo with his song writing. George was truly an amazing person.
He's not 'helping', he's doing his role as a Team Player, something the other two would never consider an option to play with. It was unfortunate that they were involved with the Lennon-McCartney turf.
@@AP-eu4og He is being a team player and a helper! He was helping his bandmate and his friend. Both are correct. After all, there's nothing wrong with getting a little help from your friends! True?
I love Ringo man. I think he is underrated in the drumming community. It’s not always about how hardcore your chops are, sometimes it’s about what’s in your heart.
I dont think anyone could have served the beatles like ringo starr did As a drummer i have to say - he’s really the best at groove and pouring his soul into the spine of the song. most drummers tend to bury that under chops
I'm a guitarist, but my dad was a drummer so I know a bit about good drummers and stuff (idk how to play tho). He told me it rubbed him the wrong way that Ringo said he was the best drummer alive (which I haven't been able to find, but he always says he remembers ringo saying it). While I don't think he's nearly the best (obviously), I think he gets a little too much hate. He may not be the most technically proficient, he may not play the most complex grooves, he may not beat carl palmer or neil peart in a drum solo battle... but you can't say the guy isn't creative.
@@jdenino6022 Clapton wrote at least one song about her, as well. 'Wonderful tonight,' was written when he was annoyed that she was taking so long to get ready.
Harrison/Starr: the most under-appreciated songwriting duo in the Beatles!✌🏻🤘🏻 I love how Ringo knows enough about the piano to write a song, and then George comes over and helps him with the music theory. Such a beautiful moment!
George said, "'Octopus's Garden' is Ringo's song. It's only the second song Ringo wrote, and it's lovely...because it's so peaceful. I suppose Ringo is writing cosmic songs these days without even realising it."
@@CJD666 You make a fair point. Don't be a dick about it, cos it invalidates it. I'm basing that off how they treated George's song ideas and you can hear that admitted by Paul and John, and George talked about it a lot.
@@qjinx1 I'm sure he does NOW. But now they're down to just the two of them. Back then, Paul and John with George Martin were very much the focus for songwriting. George has said as much- so I think in this moment he's seeing that with Ringo and supports him.
Hermoso episodio en la vida de The beatles . Ringo muestra su creación y George atento , respetuoso , cooperando con afecto , sin duda el resultado final fue una hermosa creación : Octopus garden .
@@stanknugget wow you certainly are a very stanknugget ain't you😂😁🤘and wow your very harsh with your words!I bet your mum would be ashamed of you if she wasn't so busy with me in my bedroom🤑🤑🤗😲😷🤧🤢😤
We used to sing that in elementary school. Im 57. Interesting how that simple beginning became so elaborate. Sir Harrison looks like hes thinking, "Man this needs alot of work". I have this DVD.
This was one of the most heart warming moments in the whole thing. I loved watching the four of them come together creatively, I wish there was more footage like this where we get to see them working with eachother, helping eachother. So good.
Ohh I love this song so much 💖 tbh the album is one of my favourites of all times, Sir. Harrison was such a kind hearted person 😭 how cute watching him helping Ringo with this beautiful song.
I am so amazed watching this documentary. Watching the birth of a song which I heard a thousand times since I was a child. Never in my wildest dreams did I think something important as this was filmed. 😮
He had the most normal childhood out of them. Ringo was second but only because he was sick all the time and lived with only his grandmother, but George had a big family with siblings and two parents and pretty stable for a low income English port town in the 50s.
@mattjc1021 yeah, the only thing that he had was his mother dying but that was the only thing that really happened that could be considered traumatic and of course as he got older it eased. I think honestly finding John and binding with him over both their mothers deaths probably really helped him get through those feeling early. As for the ego, it's VERY hard to not get one when you're constantly told how fantastic you are and how much influence you've had. He was also a showman, always wanting to be center stage, making everything the best it could be. That coupled with some perfectionism which he also shared with John. He's definitely more down to earth now which is nice to see. He's still the showman but he's definitely learned to be more humble over the years.
There’s a whole documentary filming the production and life on set of their last studio album. It’s called “Get Back”, my favourite documentary ever filmed. If you like the Beatles or just the 60’s in general it’s a perfect watch.
Its weird isn't it? About 20 years ago, maybe 30 years ago (just before the internet took off) I become a hardcore Beatles fan and read everyone I could find about them and watched all the documentaries and interviews I could find. Back then Beatles fans were literally starved of stuff to watch and anything you could find was terrible quality from old VHS tapes. Now they're finding all kinds of footage and making it high quality to watch
George was never given the credit he deserved as a talented songwriter and musician. He was my favorite of the Beatles and will be forever.RIP George and thank you for being an inspiration to my taking up guitar 🎸 😊
I love this clip, Ringo and George had a special friendship. It can’t feel good being laughed at by your friends when you bring something your passionate about up
Love that song!! Go Ringo! They all looked unsure when any of them were singing a brand new unfinished song to the group!! I wouldn't read too much into their smiles! It made it into the album didn't it?
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George is a gentleman. He didnt laugh at Ringo, he helped him
It’s one of my favorite scenes in Let It Be/Get Back but we’re not seeing the whole scene. George indeed does laugh when John comes in. It’s sweet.
Wonder if this is staged.
@@majipoorcat I think it was a nervous laugh. He was never disrespectful even though the song was goofy.
@@todd3563 disrespectful, no of course not. But there is something sweet in it where George seems to say with the laugh/smile and his eyes, “look who’s writing another song “. Or was it to Paul and John was already at the drums? Anyways I have seen that scene in let it be many many times. I think I am one of the few that always adored that film so I always watched it at Beatle conventions each year.
@@Scott-rn5nz interesting piece but he has the timing wrong. Ringo walked out during the white album. George walked out during Let it be. Not long before the scene George returned to the studio.
I like how you can see George recognize that it’s a good song with potential and he immediately helps out.
Because he knows the feeling of not getting good songs recognized by his peers…
George is my favorite member
@@nahte-that's not entirely true at all. He contributed to everything.
@@nahte-, very insightful comment! 😮
George was a handsome dude.
Loved this moment. George knew what it felt like to not be heard in the band, and recognized that it doesnt have to be that way. And so he made sure Ringo was heard. Love this documentary what a blessing.
What is the title of that documentary?
@@aramamben2458 "Get Back"
@@aramamben2458 It´s from the the Disney+ documentary called "Get Back"
Phuqmi Ringo is a vital part of the Beatles
Also here to ask what documentary
George and Ringo had a great bond, free of competition.
the only two beatles that mattered. john and paul were just garbage humans through and through.
George slept with Ringo's wife...
@@beatstreat-gy4qd what a ridiculous statement. Absolutely rubbish.
Paul kept the band together for the last 3 years, even Ringo said it
@@beatstreat-gy4qd Paul and John are the greatest parnership ever. Your statement is stupid.
They stayed together after John's death when they became the last two Beatles alive. Now there is only one.
You can literally see George trying to immediately figure out how to help. George was enjoying each moment
He's working out that badass opening guitar lick in his head. 😊
He loved this song and was surprised when he heard it. He had no idea Ringo had written such a good song.
It even took Paul and John by surprise!
Cool to see George encourage and help.
I saw him In concert two nights ago lol
You can literally see George’s face thinking of ways to build on the song, instead of “changing” or “fixing” it. What a kind soul
Yes, that is normal thinking from George, i dont understand when someone brings an idea for song and other side wants to change it completly, wtf, just do that idea yourself then and leave others like it is,, i mean, more songs is made this way.
Kind soul ❤
except thats exactly what he did
Because John and Paul were often song writing together in the early days George and Ringo would spend a lot of time together when they shared a flat in London.
Even when Ringo joined the band there's the famous story of the Cavern club crowd booing him and wanting Pete back and George told them to shut up and got headbutted.
The even repaired their relationship after George slept with Ringo's wife enough to when Ringo went to see him while George had days to live but had to leave for a flight to Boston as his daughter was going in for major brain surgery that he asked if he wanted him to go with him despite being barely able to move himself.
All the Beatles loved each other like brothers but I always thought George was the most compassionate
@@ivansindicic5960 Typical Pisces.
This of course shows George’s good heart and Ringo’s joy. It also shows me some of the thinking behind the craft of music writing. George’s comment “see how it resolves its self” after demonstrating is great.
Seventh to tonic has always been labeled as a “resolution” chord progression FYI
I absolutely love this clip. Makes me love George even more.
George was the hidden genius in the Beatles.
And ringo as well to be fair
There werent any "hidden" geniuses. They were all brilliant songwriters.
@@reredrumuoy George was a hidden genius til late ‘68. Ringo was never a brilliant songwriter. “Octopus” is a cool song, thanks in part to George.
If anyone was a “hidden” genius it was George Martin
Paul, Paul, Paul. He proved it with Wings.
ringos voice is actually very nice
I thought so too and I've heard his songs and his music through my whole life 60 years and I just now got it again what a sweet voice
Wish I could meet him and take him to lunch. Iam called Ringo star at my Christian church.
Absolutely love this metronome human being who never disappointed! Beatles owe it to this man who kept the English beat.
God bless you Ringo you helped me to be a living metronome too and all the bands I backed up thought I was an electric drum machine. I hope im playing drums when I die and go to heaven. Buddy rich said he loved teaching me in my youth and will gave a mansion right next to me. Buddy was my bud driver as he took my ass to work daily!!!
I love music! Got to play for frankzspo in my college ferris statevin 1975 gymnasium. Then he came to our dorm and partied all night with us.
Buddy rich played at Hollywood high school in 1985 and before his show he come out and seen me and started yelling chriscwhatvare you doing here?
I said I come to take in your jazz show and have you give my don inside the pregnant wife. He put his hands on her and said a special blessing for my boy and wife and I. It was a very special moment for us. Rip buddy rich. See ya soon. God bless drummers all over who drive all the instruments to play correctly. Amen 🙏
Seen him in concert with the All Star Review, he’s a great entertainer!
@chriskourlos4407 You had him give your don inside the pregnant wife? What??? I don't even think I want to know what that means. Maybe it would be more clear if your comment had been something more than merely semi-literate. I guess your imaginary friend was more important to you than either literacy or playing good music. A mind is truly such a terrible thing to waste.
PS No, you won't be seeing him soon. He's dead. D-E-A-D, DEAD. Sorry to be the bearer of disappointing news. But this should never have been news. There's no Santa Claus or Tooth Fairy, either.
@@chriskourlos4407 Absolutely Buddy Rich was Known as The Worlds Greatest Drummers 😲 😢
Ringo is so whimsical! His music is so upbeat and uplifting! Thank you Sir Richard!
I said hello to Ringo in a small supermarket in Belair in the early 80s. He couldn't have been nicer and we gad a chat. I was 18 and in the Marines. I was visiting a friend from high school whose grandmother lived in Beverly Hills
George could not possibly know how cool he was because he was him
I’m gay
@@NarcissisticApe💃
I'm currently taking a very relieving dump while making this comment.
@@lordpickle8424 ✨Twinsies💕
He literally had Eric Clapton in his back pocket
George was a good soul...gentle. Having been mocked by John and Paul when he was trying to submit songs, he took Ringo under his wing and helped him... kindness conquers all
Ringo was the first Beatle with a hit record and George a hit triple (!) album.
Bro Ringo had absolutely terrible songs
@@el34glo59 that has nothing to do work it. He looked out for Ringo and helped... kindness
@@therealfronzilla At the beginning of the Beatles, John and Paul immediately wrote masterpieces, George "only" beautiful songs. However they let be the first song on the Revolver album be George's "Taxman" The problems started when George no longer wrote just good songs, but masterpieces like while my guitar, here comes the sun and something.
He wasn’t mocked by John and Paul
Just about brings tears to your eyes
My eyes are damp with heart warmed appreciation!❤❤❤❤❤
Especially when you think Paul had been dead for three years at that point.
Beautiful moment of humility and friendship
This is George’s certain magick. He’s the glue; he didn’t laugh at Ringo. He thoughtfully shuffled over piano-side to “The Human Metronome” and proceeded to musically resolve Ringo’s Octopus Garden, and you can see how that simply validates Starr’s decision to share it. Lovely, just that.
These moments are what YT shorts are made for.
None of them laughed at Ringo. Some of their biggest hits were songs Ringo sang.
Yes but unfortunately conspiracy have theories have taken over.
Nah. Wrong. If anyone was the glue it was Ringo.
Yes! Thank you for your clarity!
Yes, fhat's what youtube shorts should be made for!!!!
George realized that it was a nice song and especially loved the line: "We would be warm, below the storm".
Idk i thought it ruined the album tbf
Not at all, it's an iconic song whether or not u like it. 100% one of the Beatles songs of all time.
@@LYNXzTwisttrash taste from a little brown goblin disguised in human clothes
@@LYNXzTwistIt's so catchy and upbeat though!
@shadowblack1441 i though "i want you" was the best song on the album, but then again its all about taste isnt it
My kids are currently loving this song! So am I and have been for about 30 years.
George was listening so intently and seemed so pleased with what Ringo was writing, and wanted to help him. Really sweet ❤
George thinking RINGO is playing in key of Z. I can fix this, it only takes a couple real chords.
George Harrison continued to work with Ringo after the break up on Ringo's solo album. The guys all still had pretty good relationship after all going solo.
Aww. So sweet.
George was a supportive friend, didnt make fun of Ringo and his song. I love Octopuses' garden, it is light and bubbly, like a lullaby. Also, George's guitar riff at the start is so good.
Octopuses Garden is one of my favorite Beatle songs.
me too@@Mantorok
Yes, it's such a nice song, perfect for calming down after a stressful day or cheering up when being in a bad mood.
Also a very nice song for children. I can't wait to play it to my daughter when she will be old enough to really comprehend music.
Great song
@@kili1985is there any age when kids don't comprehend music..?
Although I was young, I feel so fortunate to have been alive to see and witness the greatest band ever created. I just wish I had been old enough to have gone to one of the concerts. My mother tried so hard to convince my father to go see them. She could recognize true talent.
There would be almost bands if it wasn't for The Beatles. They were EVERY BANDS influence.
Their music will live on forever.
George Harrison my favorite beatle..what a sweet moment with him and Ringo....love it
My baby ❤
George is doing exactly what Paul was doing with him, telling him how to play the song, they eventually did it Ringo's way anyway lol
George was seriously a class act. Such a gentleman and nobody's fool. I wish we'd have had more time with the man and his music. RIP Mr. Harrison.
He left enough. We can still learn from that.👍
Watching them create art is just amazing to me...
It is magical that this moment was captured
Two geniuses at work. Miss you George. God bless your family.
@user-ey9nr3vm1lwho cares about John? This is about Ringo and George
@user-ey9nr3vm1lgod isn’t real bozo
@user-ey9nr3vm1lyou see him there yourself, did you?
George really was kind of the heart and soul, wasn't he?
For sure
Absolutely
You do know he slept with Ringo’s wife and ruined his friend’s marriage?
so kind he f*ck Ringo's wife 😂😂
@@Richie3264so kind isn't it??
What a talents to create a song on such a simple melody
Vientos por mi George. Siempre ayudando y más a mi Ringo. Y súper más por la súper introducción de Requinto del Jardín del Pulpo. Por eso te Amo George y se que ya estás en el Cielo yo a diario rezo por ti y pido por ti por qué se fuiste católico como yo. Que Dios te tenga en su Santa Gloria. Haré Krsnna
So it resolves itself. George's wheels were turning. Just like a brother he steps in with "So it resolves itself" I love these moments!
It seemed like he was really getting into writing songs that resolve themselves after hanging out with bob Dylan. He also said eric Clapton guitar solos resolved themselves.
Ringo played the same thing twice without resolving it, and then said, "That's all I've got." And they all burst out laughing together. Ringo kinda exposes himself as being almost clueless technically, quite a vulnerable moment indeed, but fixing this little riff was bread and butter basics for someone with George's prowess. The best bit was that final shot of Ringo flicking his hair back with his dignity restored, another example of the concept of 'Resolution', but in a cinematic context. What a delightful insight into their art and friendship.
@@sockpuppetbitmeYeah, it's a beautiful moment between them all but, in particular George and Ringo. While Ringo's playing George is staring intently as if nothing existed outside of what Ringo was playing. Then he goes to him and characteristically shows him saying "So it resolved itself ya see" . Of course after the burst of laughter which was from the abrupt stop I think; "That's all I've got" , rather than laughing at him .
After the resolution that George knocks out with ease , for me it's that _smile_ as he says "So it resolves itself...." that says "That's all it needed , I think you've written a good song, something we can use" that gives Ringo the cinematic resolution (well put and well observed) where he stands up straight and whips his hair back in confidence.
They were brothers after all and considering something like 90% of communication between people in general is non verbal one can only imagine at this point in their career and their friendship, their brotherhood that they were almost on a telepathic level.
All those nights at the Cavern Club where refining their performances and their ability to communicate on stage, and now these years later they could read each other so well it's really a sweet almost voyeuristic look at the dynamics between the lads.
Don't ya just love seeing them working on a song we all know when it was still in it's infancy? A cinematic trip back in time "Long Time Ago When (they) Were Fab" 🤣✌️❤️🎸🎶🙏
@@DailyNihilism Oh yeah? Dylan and Clapton would have an influence on you huh? Two of my heroes really. Dylan is a better guitar player than people give him credit for and his sense of melody is awesome. His lyrics are what he's known for and I guess that's cool, I mean they're some of the best lyrics ever written. My octogenarian Mom used to say in this awestruck voice "How? How does he come up with this stuff!?"
I'm a guitar player so I've loved Dylan's playing for ages because it's this cross harp picking technique he used after a few years of mainly strumming and he mastered it. It's very difficult for me at least.
Would you believe Claptons stuff, his leads are easier or more in my wheelhouse than Dylan playing cross harp!? It's so far out of my comfort zone.
In any case thanks for the trivia. I'm thinking about it and yeah, Claptons leads resolve themselves.
I'd have loved to have been a fly on the wall when those 3 guys got together...man!✌️❤️🎸🎶🙏
Lol…imagine how intimidating it would be to play your song for those guys. But you could tell they all loved and respected Ringo.
Kind of marine biology recognition by Ringo. Clean Air & Clean Water
I read before that they had to work to convince Ringo to consider joining their band. From my understanding, John & Paul would go to shows to see Ringo play live. They wished they could have Ringo in their band. He was the most experienced Beatle. At least as far as a player.
I liked someone’s comment Ringo the “Human Metronome “
They didn’t though. He peaced out for a few weeks because of it.
But the producers looked irritated 😬😬😳
This made me feel so happy. I love this song
This one of John's favorite songs and I can see why. It brought everyone together.
George took the joke and laughed with Ringo and the others for a bit but then helped out Ringo with his song writing. George was truly an amazing person.
George lending a hand.Such talent!
He was a true octopus.
Yes, it's impressive
Harrison is just a genius and a real gentleman. Beautiful!
George was a caring man, a gentle soul, man too bad he's gone....😢
oh George may have been the quiet one. but he always took things serious and such a nice man 🙁 may he rest
George... do you want to be my friend...?. I have a Bunch of uncompleted songs...
This is the most beautiful scene from the documentary. George had such a good heart and him and ringo had such a good friendship.
Unironically one of the best Beatles songs. I saw him play it live. A real legend. From sick boy to a hero
My guy George always ready to share his wisdom, 😊
George is such a gem
Loved seeing George helping out Ringo!❤
Yéah you're so right.
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He's not 'helping', he's doing his role as a Team Player, something the other two would never consider an option to play with.
It was unfortunate that they were involved with the Lennon-McCartney turf.
@@AP-eu4og so true
@@AP-eu4og He is being a team player and a helper! He was helping his bandmate and his friend. Both are correct. After all, there's nothing wrong with getting a little help from your friends! True?
@@kimberleyplatt3914 you're absolutely right, at the end of the day the key word for both points of view is SUPPORT. Thank you for replying😀
George's contribution to the LP version of this song gives me goosebumps. To me, his best work.
great guitar solo too!
I love George even more now ❤RIP
I love Ringo man. I think he is underrated in the drumming community. It’s not always about how hardcore your chops are, sometimes it’s about what’s in your heart.
I dont think anyone could have served the beatles like ringo starr did
As a drummer i have to say - he’s really the best at groove and pouring his soul into the spine of the song. most drummers tend to bury that under chops
I'm a guitarist, but my dad was a drummer so I know a bit about good drummers and stuff (idk how to play tho). He told me it rubbed him the wrong way that Ringo said he was the best drummer alive (which I haven't been able to find, but he always says he remembers ringo saying it). While I don't think he's nearly the best (obviously), I think he gets a little too much hate. He may not be the most technically proficient, he may not play the most complex grooves, he may not beat carl palmer or neil peart in a drum solo battle... but you can't say the guy isn't creative.
actual drummers see Ringo as a god.
George was the best, sweetest man. This is why he's my favorite Beatle.
Same! ❤❤❤
You do realize george ended up sleeping with ringos wife…. Such a nice person….
@@infiniteeicDidn’t Clapton sleep with George’s wife…why yes he did 😂
@@jdenino6022 Clapton wrote at least one song about her, as well. 'Wonderful tonight,' was written when he was annoyed that she was taking so long to get ready.
@@Themaxwithnoname I didn’t know that…thx
Harrison/Starr: the most under-appreciated songwriting duo in the Beatles!✌🏻🤘🏻
I love how Ringo knows enough about the piano to write a song, and then George comes over and helps him with the music theory. Such a beautiful moment!
And then George slept with Ringo’s wife. Not cool how he gets a free pass on that
@@Richie3264😮
@@Richie3264i hate hoes
None of the Beatles knew theory, he just knew what sounded nice.
@@danduntz2539 Some of the most profound talents in music know nothing about theory. Born with natural talent and learned on stage.😁
The heart of the beatles, George.
AWWW THIS IS TOO CUTE !
George said, "'Octopus's Garden' is Ringo's song. It's only the second song Ringo wrote, and it's lovely...because it's so peaceful. I suppose Ringo is writing cosmic songs these days without even realising it."
The tune is so catchy to begin with and then for George to add to it ! Bravo Ringo & George!
Peace and love, peace, and love I am telling you with peace and love…
Lindo mi Ringo !!!! ❤❤❤... Mi George tan encantador !!!!! ❤❤❤🎸🎼❤❤❤
George collaborating with Ringo. Amazing, and so sweet to see that happen.
that's a very kind scene. they must had a really great friendship.
They were great friends --- but people only wanna talk about George bangin' Ringo's wife
I've always loved this song❤
I love seeing this Beatles footage. Cute lyrics.... wouldn't it be nice better than paradise in an octopuses garden in the shade. 💗🎵🤗
You know John and Paul wouldn't have given Ringo a second look- George sees it and empathises with him completely
Utter bullshit. They signed off on the song too.
You were with them a lot back then were you.
@@CJD666 You make a fair point. Don't be a dick about it, cos it invalidates it.
I'm basing that off how they treated George's song ideas and you can hear that admitted by Paul and John, and George talked about it a lot.
@@qjinx1 I'm sure he does NOW. But now they're down to just the two of them. Back then, Paul and John with George Martin were very much the focus for songwriting. George has said as much- so I think in this moment he's seeing that with Ringo and supports him.
I've always loved "Octopus's Garden". Very cool to see its creation process. 👍🏻
Imagine if no one took him seriously and they never made it 😢
I'm glad we're in the Octopus Garden timeline
It was a great song!
@@karenm458 and still is to this day! 😂
The album wouldn't be the same without Octopus's Garden
Aww...love this! SMILES😊
I loved this part of the documentary. George was so sweet helping Ringo with his song ❤
Well we now all that all 4 Beatles could play piano.
Love George the more and more i see of him. Very intelligent humble, talented musician.
It actually sounds like they kept Ringo's version. I've heard him sing it live at a few of the Ringo and his All Star Band concerts❤❤❤
Hermoso episodio en la vida de The beatles . Ringo muestra su creación y George atento , respetuoso , cooperando con afecto , sin duda el resultado final fue una hermosa creación : Octopus garden .
George always helped Ringo with his songs.
The Creation of a childhood classic
Thank you for finding and posting these clips. Fascinating to see the magic of the creative process.
George has always been my favourite. He was just brilliant.
My Dad always said George was the best beatle. Seeing more and more footage of him and he certainly was the kindest and more grounded (with ringo)
How is there a “Best Beatle?” Your dad was a fool.
@@stanknugget wow you certainly are a very stanknugget ain't you😂😁🤘and wow your very harsh with your words!I bet your mum would be ashamed of you if she wasn't so busy with me in my bedroom🤑🤑🤗😲😷🤧🤢😤
@@stanknuggetyou’re a fool everybody has a favourite beatle
He was a fool on the hill. Hahaha dad jokes
@@stanknuggetJohn Lennon is the worst Beatle. Actually they all suck. I bet people wish UA-cam still showed dislikes right now.
For more friends in the world like George...
We used to sing that in elementary school. Im 57. Interesting how that simple beginning became so elaborate. Sir Harrison looks like hes thinking, "Man this needs alot of work". I have this DVD.
There goes George, helping Ringo with his lyrics *and* his music! Yay George!!!
Imagine if George wasn't there. Ringo would have given up, and we would have lost this classic tune.
I read somewhere that the most requested songs from the Beatles where the ones written from George. One being "something".
@@boxerfan2I never like "Something".
George Harrison, the more I learn about him, was a HUGE contributer to the Beatles!
Great clip. Look at George in the first second. He’s thinking, already, how to help Ringo out with it. Amazing chemistry. Best band ever.
Turns out to be one of the best songs and one of George’s best guitar performances in a song.
That's George alright...he was always my favorite Beatle.
Wait that’s actually George
This was one of the most heart warming moments in the whole thing. I loved watching the four of them come together creatively, I wish there was more footage like this where we get to see them working with eachother, helping eachother. So good.
Google "Attracts me like a cauliflower" to see John do the same for George.
Ohh I love this song so much 💖 tbh the album is one of my favourites of all times, Sir. Harrison was such a kind hearted person 😭 how cute watching him helping Ringo with this beautiful song.
I am so amazed watching this documentary. Watching the birth of a song which I heard a thousand times since I was a child. Never in my wildest dreams did I think something important as this was filmed. 😮
George's face expresion reflects his heart's sincere connection. The sprit and language of music speaking to the creative souls. Love it!!!❤❤❤
George was the most down to earth of any of them. So much so he used to let the public roam his gardens
He had the most normal childhood out of them. Ringo was second but only because he was sick all the time and lived with only his grandmother, but George had a big family with siblings and two parents and pretty stable for a low income English port town in the 50s.
@@chumon1992 Paul had relatively normal childhood also. He was down to earth in the early days but the ego kicked in towards the end of the 60s
@mattjc1021 yeah, the only thing that he had was his mother dying but that was the only thing that really happened that could be considered traumatic and of course as he got older it eased. I think honestly finding John and binding with him over both their mothers deaths probably really helped him get through those feeling early.
As for the ego, it's VERY hard to not get one when you're constantly told how fantastic you are and how much influence you've had. He was also a showman, always wanting to be center stage, making everything the best it could be. That coupled with some perfectionism which he also shared with John. He's definitely more down to earth now which is nice to see. He's still the showman but he's definitely learned to be more humble over the years.
George will always be my favorite beatle ... While my guitar gently weeps will always be my favorite song.
Its amazing how multi-instrumentalists the Beatles are. They can sing, write songs, and compose melodies.
Holy shit somebody was rolling a camera for this? That’s amazing!
There’s a whole documentary filming the production and life on set of their last studio album. It’s called “Get Back”, my favourite documentary ever filmed. If you like the Beatles or just the 60’s in general it’s a perfect watch.
Georgecand Ringo working on the cording was in the Lindsay-Hogg film Let It Be in 1971 that Peter Jackdon extended into Get Back recently.
Its weird isn't it? About 20 years ago, maybe 30 years ago (just before the internet took off) I become a hardcore Beatles fan and read everyone I could find about them and watched all the documentaries and interviews I could find. Back then Beatles fans were literally starved of stuff to watch and anything you could find was terrible quality from old VHS tapes. Now they're finding all kinds of footage and making it high quality to watch
So cool!
Love everything of this clip… Ringo’s idea, George internally receiving it and working on it right away, and how beautiful the collab ends up being❤
George was never given the credit he deserved as a talented songwriter and musician. He was my favorite of the Beatles and will be forever.RIP George and thank you for being an inspiration to my taking up guitar 🎸 😊
"I loved George and I know that he loved me!" Said Ringo Starr.
Shows how talented the Beatles were. Didn't know both Ringo and George can play the piano.
You can probably get to this level of playing the piano in a week of practice.
I love this. George recognized right away that it had something ❤⭐️
Half of the greatest ever musical team creating another good song.
I love this clip, Ringo and George had a special friendship. It can’t feel good being laughed at by your friends when you bring something your passionate about up
I love George's consummate musician's initial look over, like he was thinking hmmm, that's pretty interesting, what have you got there Ringo?
He didn't do what others did to him, which was reject his songs automatically.
Let's be honest. Being with musicians like George, Paul and John must not have been easy for Ringo but he never gave up and that's amazing.
What are you going on about?
The three of them courted Ringo to join the band
He is regarded as one of the best drummers in the world
He was a great musician. He made the perfect beat for the Beatles songs. Several great musicians agree that he was a great drummer
Es usted grande George. Dios lo bendijo y lo sigue bendiciendo. Usted sigue aquí. El Alma se le sale del cuerpo.Ringo que momento el de usted.
Because Ringo was the best of them.
WTF.
How old are you
Great track. Always loved this song since way back. You could see Georges mind was busy being blown
Love that song!! Go Ringo! They all looked unsure when any of them were singing a brand new unfinished song to the group!! I wouldn't read too much into their smiles! It made it into the album didn't it?
George and Ringo unsung heros of the beatles they honestly brought so much to the table