That's why he(Billy Preston)toured live with the stones for the early 70's first with Mick Taylor then Ron Wood. He was fun and talented. Cool pics of him on Goats Head Soup album art.
@@edmondlau511 John and George both wanted Billy to join the Beatles, but from what I understand, Paul said no because the band was about to break up anyway and had enough distractions as it was without adding a new member.
@peteespinos2186: Just listened to "Nothing From Nothing" tonight for the first time in years. Hard to believe that it is 50 years old..And it still rocks as fresh as ever!
@@dpeasehead- Lol, I read that song title in Eddie Murphy's voice from his Raw tour where he describes his father singing old Motown songs when he got drunk. 😂
For those who are not familiar, an “E with a C” is actually an E Major chord with a raised 5th note (B#, or C as George calls it) and it’s called an Augmented chord. It’s the exact chord that you hear at the beginning of “Oh Darling!” a year later. The second chord, where George plays an F Major and raised the F to F# is an F# diminished. George would go on to use both of these chords extensively throughout the rest of his career.
@@chrisbennett1243 don't worry about that! My performance degree means nothing when put up against my soul. Just keep playing that thing for as long as you can play that thing!! ✌️🤘
George knew exactly what he was doing when he brought Mr. Preston on board. Billy infused new life into the sessions with his charm, kindness and musical brilliance.
I love these old studio clips. It’s the closest we’ll ever be to being there. I love the candor and spontaneity. Rest in peace George and Billy. Thank you for the music you left us.
its on my bucket list to be in a studio or wherever with a band when theyre doing their thing. not playing or singing cos im musically useless, just being there.
@@bobjones8321 I'm really good at listening to it. Just not playing it. I am planning to get a guitar I've seen so shall see how I get on learning that. But as for creating music. No idea lol.
@@markorollo. I’ve played guitar on and off over the years, and I’m terrible at it. I have two guitars in my living room that have gone unused for quite a while. What guitar are you planning on getting?
@@bobjones8321 it's a bit of a struggle to find a guitar I can handle as I'm a short arsed wheelchair user so I find full size too big (like the dreadnought acoustic my Dad bought me once, bigger than me! Slight exaggeration but not much Lol) but I've found that Hofner shorty deluxe electric guitar which seems just right for me, it's only for learning on and playing for myself so I don't need anything high tech. And I'm looking at that boss katana mini amp to go with it.
What made The Beatles great is that they were very open to the influences from others and let their creativity flow in all directions. Billy was a master at piano and organ. Truly creative people are drawn to and are humble when it comes to other masters because they understand there is always more to learn and improve on.
@@chipgaasche4933 there are some pretty decent people out there who cheated their partners. As long as you aren’t going to marry him, you’ll be alright. We aren’t in the church.
@@mhoppy6639 let it be was was worked and completed before Abbey Road. Abbey road was released before Let it be. I don’t know if Billy was in abbey road. Interesting????
Billy Preston even the Beatles recognized your talent!! lm 68 and it's painful sometimes when such great musical geniuses leave us!! I hope to see all of you on the other side!! thanks for what you left behind!! ✌️👍😎🌹
William Everett Preston, born in Houston Texas in 1946. Preston is one of only two non-Beatle musicians to be given a credit on a Beatles recording at the band's request; the group's 1969 single "Get Back" was credited as: "The Beatles with Billy Preston". He continued to record and perform with George Harrison after the Beatles' breakup, along with other artists such as Eric Clapton and the Rolling Stones on many of the group's albums and tours during the 1970s. On May 12, 2021, The Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame announced that Preston would be lnducted and receive The Musical Excellence Award.
Many considered Preston the "5th Beatle". One of the great keyboard session men of rock. Climbed the chart's with a few of his own singles. His mother was on the Amos and Andy show. He also had a part in "St.Louis Blues" ( little kid ). Preston rendition of George's "My Sweet Lord" the concert for George simply mesmerizing. "Took it to Church".
@PaulJacobs1970 there were 2 others. Anil Bhagwat (tabla on Love You To) and Alan Civil (French horn on For No One). Both received album credit on the back cover of Revolver.
God I could watch this stuff all day. The behind the scenes, the banter, how they interact in the studio. George messing around on piano and asking Billy this and that. I love this stuff
I ask myself how I lived without these "behind the scenes" all these years. They are so much fun to watch. Sometimes they take me right back to those good old days when we'd be waiting for their next album to be released. Of course, I had to get it on THAT day! Good times. Great memories! 💕✌️
The Beatles lived hard and on the edge and took Life to the limit! That is why no one can touch them and this includes over 50 years and they are still the BEST!!
George your such a sharp dresser. And I finally heard the sing old brown shoe. I love to watch the FAB FOUR IN THE RECORDING STUDIO PUTTING THERE WORDS AND MUSIC TOGETHER TO MAKE A SONG. THEY ARE SO TALENTED.. LOVE MY FAB FOUR SO MUCH. SUCH A GREAT BAND.❤❤❤❤❤
That’s crap. George said he had to help Paul with 10 of his song before Paul helped him with one of his. It was unwritten between John and Paul they wouldn’t help George too much with his songs…and then George wrote SOMETHING!!!
@@KarenDavis-kx2kl I was surprised that Ringo wasn't there at this recording of old brown shoe. Paul McCartney played drums in this song. All these years I thought Ringo was the drummer.
@@PaulJacobs1970 Play a C chord on piano: C2, C3, C4, E4,G4, then drop the two roots. B2,B3, C4, E4, G4. That's a B/C chord. .John, Paul, and George use this technique is so many of their classic songs.
@@philliphartman2381c e g b , regardless of order is still cmaj7, I think you meant to type c/b? Rather then b/c? It’s still technically as a cmaj7 chord
So nice and great they never ever lost their touch towards Their musics even when their Grown old,, all their needs is An inspiration towards people Sorounds them like billy is A good companion
To me, at the time, the Beatles were magical and mysterious and astounding and glorious. But actually, they were just hard working talented blokes making great art and having fun. It was very like a job to them, but a damned good one. I like my fantasy better, but reality is quite fascinating as well.
-"E with a C" is E augmented (E+ or Eaug) E-G#-B# (B# is the same note as C, just named differently) -"E with an F" is Eadd9 or Esus2, depending on if there's a third, so either E-G#-B-F or E-B-F George was into cool chords.
The 5th Beatle honorific has to go to George Martin for all he contributed! But yes for the Get Back sessions Billy Preston was the 5th band member and he contributed greatly to those sessions, would not have been the same without him.
This is, school, for musician, because it is as the song is described, the passing notes become evident. As you hear the 3- note chord progression, the available grace, passing, and tension harmonics, are tested , like a legal theory. Guitar players, don’t intuit chord theory unless and until keybd players and horn players rearrange, or transpose key center. Capo fe guits. This is musical math that is proved while performing.🙏🏾
PRECISAMOS DE UM DOCUMENTARIO COM ESTES TAKES DE ESTUDIO ! ALIÁS ATÉ HJ NÃO FIZERAM UM FILME DIGNO CONTANDO ESTA HISTORIA FANTASTICA DOS BESOUROS DE LIVERPOOL !!❤❤
: You know, this is literally hearing George becoming the legendary songwriter he'd become during the 70s - it's quite lovely seeing The Beatles learn during their time
E Aug. or E+. Love seeing these guys chat music theory. It’s just like in bands I play with. Someone does something and says, hey this sounds cool, what is this? So fun
@@PaulJacobs1970 yeah it’s more of a 5th, but Augmented (raised a semitone). Popular in Jazz or some rock and blues. Used often as the 5 chord. So E+ (e g# c) leads to an A maj chord (a c# e). If you want an actual example, there is an Augmented chord used on piano as the intro to The Beatles’ Oh Darling
@@PaulJacobs1970 fun thing to know about augmented chords is like diminished chords every note is the same distance away only instead of a distance of minor 3rds apart they are major 3rds apart. This means an E augmented is also a G# aug and a C aug. This is quite useful for key changes.
Billy added so much to this band and really added something different to make them unique. Probably purely by accident but it enhanced their sound. This band had so many transformations which is why they had 21 number one hits. All gems
The minute Preston joined the sessions, the whole mood changed and they started having fun.
Credit to George Harrison for bringing Billy in and for bringing his recording equipment into the studio as well! Harrison is Gold! ❤
That's why he(Billy Preston)toured live with the stones for the early 70's first with Mick Taylor then Ron Wood. He was fun and talented. Cool pics of him on Goats Head Soup album art.
They said they were kind of getting on each others nerves, but when company came in they'd behave.
If I recall correctly, John wanted Billy to join the band.
@@edmondlau511 John and George both wanted Billy to join the Beatles, but from what I understand, Paul said no because the band was about to break up anyway and had enough distractions as it was without adding a new member.
George was such a sharp dresser. No man ever wore purple better. 😊
Yes he did...remember the purple jacket he wore at Dylan's 30th Anniversary concert? George was the best dressed in the band. ♥️🕉️
I forgot about that. Doesn't matter he looks great in Purple. 😊
Best dressed beatle for sure
...I can think one guy that could
Reminds me of The Joker from Batman😂
Billy's like a patient music teacher.
'Did any of you learn to read music'.
'No'.
your piano is out of tune.. no it cant be out of tune John Lennon... its electric says Billy. Thanks Maestro! I have learned a new thing today :)
Beautiful ❤️ how he learned from others, humble , love all the way
God I love the way George talks
You can achieve the same effect with 1,000 cigarettes! 😀👍
It's called Scouse :)
@@OsirisT
No you can't, I've been smoking since I was 14, and I'm 41.😄😆
@@pataleno
Yes, I know
@@OsirisTYou can't get his accent though. Unless you're from his town.
How freaking cool was Billy Preston?? Such historic footage. They loved Billy so much.
@peteespinos2186: Just listened to "Nothing From Nothing" tonight for the first time in years. Hard to believe that it is 50 years old..And it still rocks as fresh as ever!
@sandpiper9288Preston has played and produced with the best. Between him and George Martin, they are sometimes referred to as the 5th Beatles.
@@dpeasehead- Lol, I read that song title in Eddie Murphy's voice from his Raw tour where he describes his father singing old Motown songs when he got drunk. 😂
I saw BILLY TOUR WITH THE STONES AS PART OF THE GROUP - HE BLEW JAGGER OFF THE STAGE WHEN THEY LET BILLY PLAY HIS SOLO WORK
@@RobertBush-cb1gz His friendship with Keith was next level. Keith is the only one Billy told that gay.
For those who are not familiar, an “E with a C” is actually an E Major chord with a raised 5th note (B#, or C as George calls it) and it’s called an Augmented chord. It’s the exact chord that you hear at the beginning of “Oh Darling!” a year later. The second chord, where George plays an F Major and raised the F to F# is an F# diminished. George would go on to use both of these chords extensively throughout the rest of his career.
You lost me after the E major maybe that’s why I work on the railways and my guitar playing sucks.
@@chrisbennett1243 don't worry about that! My performance degree means nothing when put up against my soul. Just keep playing that thing for as long as you can play that thing!! ✌️🤘
@@chrisbennett1243You don't need to know the name of every chord to be able to play guitar.
@chrisbennett1243 😂 Hey, at least you own it Chris.
Yes that’s a good comment- E with a C, is E5# and the other is F#dim.
George knew exactly what he was doing when he brought Mr. Preston on board. Billy infused new life into the sessions with his charm, kindness and musical brilliance.
These old Beatles clips give me much consolation.
It’s weird but I know what you mean.
Well said......I feel where Peace lived in troubled times.
Nostalgia ❤
Billy there to save the day. He pumped new life into them with his talent.
Well, the guys were a bit tired of each other, so any musical company was welcomed.
Bro cmon don’t be dirty
Billy was like a breath of fresh artistic air
Billy saved them from Billy.
George showed so much respect to Billy during the sessions it was heartwarming
Well of course Billy had a much larger chord vocabulary than George.
@@Versul1 Well, it's a lot easier to play them on a keyboard than a guitar!
@@RadicalCaveman George was at the keys.
I love these old studio clips. It’s the closest we’ll ever be to being there. I love the candor and spontaneity. Rest in peace George and Billy. Thank you for the music you left us.
What always amazed me was how incredible their harmonies and voices were, and they all smoked like chimneys. 😊
It's so magical to watch musicians create music. There's so much more to playing, than just playing.
its on my bucket list to be in a studio or wherever with a band when theyre doing their thing. not playing or singing cos im musically useless, just being there.
@@markorollo.”Musically Useless”. Great expression! Love it! That’s me!
@@bobjones8321 I'm really good at listening to it. Just not playing it. I am planning to get a guitar I've seen so shall see how I get on learning that. But as for creating music. No idea lol.
@@markorollo. I’ve played guitar on and off over the years, and I’m terrible at it. I have two guitars in my living room that have gone unused for quite a while.
What guitar are you planning on getting?
@@bobjones8321 it's a bit of a struggle to find a guitar I can handle as I'm a short arsed wheelchair user so I find full size too big (like the dreadnought acoustic my Dad bought me once, bigger than me! Slight exaggeration but not much Lol) but I've found that Hofner shorty deluxe electric guitar which seems just right for me, it's only for learning on and playing for myself so I don't need anything high tech. And I'm looking at that boss katana mini amp to go with it.
I saw Billy Preston open for a George Harrison concert back in the early 70’s.
I saw them both 1974 Oakland Colosseum complex. I sat right up front. I still have my ticket stub.
How lucky were you! ❤
I saw the stones in Barcelona Spain in 77/78. Billy was with them.
I remember I cried the day Billy died --- he was an official 5th member of the Beatles!
George..
" I've 'ad an E with an F "
Which is pretty good.😅
From "I want to tell you"
Wonder how many people get that.
@@michaelmunday7331
I wonder! 🤣🤣🤣
@@dominicmoisant8393 Sounds like it, but it's Old Brown Shoe
Every wk end in the 90's😂😂
Billy Preston teaching the masters ! Priceless !
What made The Beatles great is that they were very open to the influences from others and let their creativity flow in all directions. Billy was a master at piano and organ. Truly creative people are drawn to and are humble when it comes to other masters because they understand there is always more to learn and improve on.
There will never be any Band like the Beatles again!!!
George was such a sweetheart of a guy.
We miss him all the time🕯
Yeah..just ask the two wives he cheated on. Lol
@@chipgaasche4933 there are some pretty decent people out there who cheated their partners.
As long as you aren’t going to marry him, you’ll be alright. We aren’t in the church.
@@chipgaasche4933 Let whoever is without sin cast the first stone. George was a rocker, not the pastor of a church.
@@maximilianl4453
Chip gaasche is a George Harrison hater. He hates him for no reason!
Well, he did mess around on Olivia. Maybe not as sweet as he led you to believe.
That is some brotherly love between George and Billy Preston. The giggling and mutual respect for chords and sounds trying to get
George would go on to be a guest musician for Billy on the album It's My Pleasure. He was credited as Hari Georgeson
Billy Preston really complemented the line up so well. Shame he didn’t get to spend more time with the whole group.
@williamchiafos3889 he was credited as DAngelo Mysterioso on Disraeli Gears for Cream.
I think George realized Billy was a neutral soul for collaboration.
@@mhoppy6639 let it be was was worked and completed before Abbey Road. Abbey road was released before Let it be. I don’t know if Billy was in abbey road. Interesting????
Old Brown Shoe: fantastic, overlooked gem from George! (Great bassline, too.)
Yes not only that is that Ringo has that drum beat perfect. PLAY LOUD
Love to see them at work.
Overlooked, by who? Every fan knows it.
@@seltaeb9691 Casual fans. General music listeners. Obviously not die-hard fans like you and me.
That's a bad tune. Its off beat. It's a George song. Great style. Very original
George is creating a masterpiece here
An underrated gem
And Billy Shepherd standing there waiting to ruin it with his bossiness.
@@NaaHva🤡
Old Brown Shoe. One of my favorites.
Billy Preston even the Beatles recognized your talent!! lm 68 and it's painful sometimes when such great musical geniuses leave us!! I hope to see all of you on the other side!! thanks for what you left behind!! ✌️👍😎🌹
I've never seen George Harrison play piano before. 🎹 🇬🇧🎵
general love for music these guys had
William Everett Preston,
born in Houston Texas in 1946.
Preston is one of only two non-Beatle musicians to be given a credit on a Beatles recording at the band's request; the group's 1969 single "Get Back" was credited as:
"The Beatles with Billy Preston".
He continued to record and perform with George Harrison after the Beatles' breakup, along with other artists such as
Eric Clapton and the Rolling Stones on many of the group's albums and tours during the 1970s.
On May 12, 2021,
The Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame announced that Preston would be lnducted and receive
The Musical Excellence Award.
Who is the other one ?
Many considered Preston the "5th Beatle". One of the great keyboard session men of rock. Climbed the chart's with a few of his own singles. His mother was on the Amos and Andy show. He also had a part in "St.Louis Blues" ( little kid ). Preston rendition of George's "My Sweet Lord" the concert for George simply mesmerizing. "Took it to Church".
@PaulJacobs1970 there were 2 others. Anil Bhagwat (tabla on Love You To) and Alan Civil (French horn on For No One). Both received album credit on the back cover of Revolver.
@@PaulJacobs1970 George Martin
black lives matter
Two beautiful souls…
God I could watch this stuff all day. The behind the scenes, the banter, how they interact in the studio. George messing around on piano and asking Billy this and that. I love this stuff
I ask myself how I lived without these "behind the scenes" all these years. They are so much fun to watch. Sometimes they take me right back to those good old days when we'd be waiting for their next album to be released. Of course, I had to get it on THAT day! Good times. Great memories! 💕✌️
Me too❤
This has been available to watch since 1970. It’s a rehash of the film Let it Be.
@@misterdavid2291Not the new film clips.
@@misterdavid2291also the original Let It Be film was far from available for much of that time
They were all so musically talented it just floors me.
Billy helping George translate the musical flow in his brain.
Gotta have it to shape it.
Billy Preston could lift your spirits. Yes George. Wearing my favorite color 🟣. 😊
Billy in the heart of history
That is the best documentary/movie/whatever I have ever seen. Just amazing.
The fifth Beatles Billy Preston
❤❤❤❤❤❤
If you're handing out that sobriquet, George Martin is first in line.
Let's not go overboard. George Martin was the 5th Beatle.
In this documentary, Paul said he wanted Billy as the 5th Beatle. They all seemed on board with that
The Beatles lived hard and on the edge and took Life to the limit! That is why no one can touch them and this includes over 50 years and they are still the BEST!!
Thank you, it proves a group with limited musical theory, still gave us beautiful songs we still sing 63 years on.
Watching these guys interacting and enjoying is a blessing. Just perfect.😢
Great session together! Love to watch them help one another! It's all masters coming together!
As soon as he arrived the change was amazing.
Such a sweet, sweet and dear soul.
Beautiful how we see it too ❤
😭 Why George was soooooo beautiful ❤❤
He was seriously attractive ❤
His voice 😍
George was a beautiful soul ... it's no wonder why Billy along with Eric Clapton both came to play with the Beatles ... because of him.
Billy Preston - the 5th Beatle. Bless his memory.
Wasn't even close to be the 5th Beatle and all of them would tell you that. Just a session musician
These videos are just magnificent! Thank you, soooo muc for sharing them.
I love Old Brown Shoe! George is very impressive on that piano! George always makes me smile!😄🎹❤️
On the original recording, Paul Plays the Piano. I read that George plays Guitar & Bass.
George so down to earth always looks for new cards to learn. ❤❤
George was chill and didn’t want drama. They could have went on and on with his attitude.
Ahh,those were the days when Rock Stars dressed like 'Rock Stars '!Even in the recording studio! Today's musicians don't measure up IN ANY WAY!😢❤
George wearing neon indigo never fails to cheer me up
THE FACT HE DIDN'T KNOW EVEN AUGMENTED AND DIMINISHED CHORDS MAKES HIM EVEN BIGGER GENIUS TO ME!
Billy works so well the Beatles this is fun to watch never seen this before it’s like a reality show a head of its time
These wee videos of the beatles are amazing ❤
Wee? I must have missed the urination.
@@lefkytheshin small,short videos but why do I need to explain that.
Great man , fantastic suit!
THIS IS TRULY ICONIC, THANKS
Love watching the creative process to these incredible songs.
George playing keys, wow!
George your such a sharp dresser. And I finally heard the sing old brown shoe. I love to watch the FAB FOUR IN THE RECORDING STUDIO PUTTING THERE WORDS AND MUSIC TOGETHER TO MAKE A SONG. THEY ARE SO TALENTED.. LOVE MY FAB FOUR SO MUCH. SUCH A GREAT BAND.❤❤❤❤❤
YOU MEAN ‘THEIR’ words and music…not ‘THERE’ which is for ‘over there’ etc…the grammar police…
@@ChromaticHarpWe need them now more than ever.
“I’ve had an E with an F which was pretty good!” 😅 Priceless!
E add 9.
Just sayin'
I like seeing Paul so supportive of George's writing.
That’s crap. George said he had to help Paul with 10 of his song before Paul helped him with one of his. It was unwritten between John and Paul they wouldn’t help George too much with his songs…and then George wrote SOMETHING!!!
@@rusty676
No, truth.
I so love a of Georges videos.. please, keep them comin!!!!
George. Ever the curious Beatle...for which reason I adore him ❤️
The Quit Beatle who wasn't quiet at all.
Old Brown Shoe. Love that song.
Won't be the same now that you came here I'm telling you ... George on piano . Nice.
@@KarenDavis-kx2kl George was playing his iconic guitar playing that killer solo in old brown shoe.
@BK those fellas are sooo versatile. Even ringo could play the field. ;) .
@@KarenDavis-kx2kl I was surprised that Ringo wasn't there at this recording of old brown shoe. Paul McCartney played drums in this song. All these years I thought Ringo was the drummer.
@@BK-js1hh these guys were soooo versatile.
Paul dancing to George's song. ❤
Billy Preston actually speaks!
Wow!
As if he need it to...❤
Haha.
"Something" and "While my Guitar Gently Weeps" both use the technique George is demonstrating here where he drops or raises the root note.
I wish I understood what you’re saying but you named two of my all time favourite tunes
@@PaulJacobs1970 Play a C chord on piano: C2, C3, C4, E4,G4, then drop the two roots. B2,B3, C4, E4, G4. That's a B/C chord. .John, Paul, and George use this technique is so many of their classic songs.
@@philliphartman2381 That's a Cmaj7 you're describing.
@@EltonBeatles Nope. A Cmaj7 would be C2,C3,B4,C4,E4,G4.
@@philliphartman2381c e g b , regardless of order is still cmaj7, I think you meant to type c/b? Rather then b/c? It’s still technically as a cmaj7 chord
Great track from George and the band!
Turned out to be such a cool song too. Paul’s bass line is killer.
The late George Harrison definitely had a soul connection with Billy Preston.Humour with learning chords seemed to work wonders !❤
George was a bit out of his depth.
You haven't a clue of what is going on but nice try.
@@Versul1On keys, maybe. Billy couldn't write a song as good as George.
@@v-town1980 you do understand that Billy has written many hit songs including songs for other artists right?
E with a C ìs a sharp 5 = augmented
I love how George speaks. And look how gorgeous George Martin looks. He could be with British Intelligence Services like Ian Fleming. Oooo weee.
😂😂
😂😂
Billy. LEGENDARY!!
Beatles. LEGENDARY.
@@lefkytheshin Indeed!!
As soon as George Plays Ringo loves it.
Yeah. He's right on it.
So nice and great they never ever lost their touch towards
Their musics even when their
Grown old,, all their needs is
An inspiration towards people
Sorounds them like billy is
A good companion
ジョージの話し方がとても好き！
Ringoは赤がよく似合ってて可愛い❤
I love this clip. ❤❤ Happy moments from GET BACK. ❤❤
George playing keys. They all could play piano in some way or another. Amazing guys
Majority of Songs & Music
are Created by means of
Piano NOT Guitar🎸
Majority of Songs & Music
are Created by means of
Piano NOT Guitar🎸
Majority of Songs & Music
are Created by means of
Piano NOT Guitar🎸
Majority of Songs & Music
are Created by means of
Piano NOT Guitar🎸
Majority of Songs & Music
are Created by means of
Piano NOT Guitar🎸
Billy Preston was the right man to ask. A pure treasure …
To me, at the time, the Beatles were magical and mysterious and astounding and glorious. But actually, they were just hard working talented blokes making great art and having fun. It was very like a job to them, but a damned good one. I like my fantasy better, but reality is quite fascinating as well.
Hear! Hear! Great comment.
George takes such joy in absurdity 😂
RIP George RIP Billy
😢
Both Georges. 😊
RIP John.
-"E with a C" is E augmented (E+ or Eaug) E-G#-B# (B# is the same note as C, just named differently)
-"E with an F" is Eadd9 or Esus2, depending on if there's a third, so either E-G#-B-F or E-B-F
George was into cool chords.
Cigarettes are what killed him. His death inspired me to quit smoking cigarettes and I did 8 years ago.
Wise decision.
My exact thought, he was never without one.
He was stabbed on the chest multiple times. It could have been that.
@@leeabend8079 I don’t think getting stabbed can cause lung cancer. 40 years of smoking a pack or two a day is seemingly the culprit.
@@carlbaumeister3439Understood. He did suffer lung damage and wasn't reported on.
Love watching the creative process......
❤❤ George and Billy ❣️✌️💜😇🙏
The other Beatles used to ask George about chords in the beginning, it's humbling to see him asking Billy the same thing.
"I've had an "E" with an "F" and that's pretty good." G.H.
I see what you did there and I appreciate you!
Let it A, Let it B...
Amazing to see the moment George learned what augmented and diminished chords are! He would go on to write many great songs with those chords!
Billy....the unknown 5th Beatle that Really never got the recognition he really deserved.....billy was a protege on that Hammond B3 organ👍.
I don't think 'protege' means what you think it means. Virtuoso, perhaps?
Billy did play organ on Let It Be.
The 5th Beatle honorific has to go to George Martin for all he contributed! But yes for the Get Back sessions Billy Preston was the 5th band member and he contributed greatly to those sessions, would not have been the same without him.
Preston the 5th Beatle? Nah! He wasn’t present that long that he deserves that Title. Maybe George Martin.
@@allendracabal0819 I think he meant “prodigy.“
Asking Billy Preston was like opening an encyclopedia. He was the musical Google search of the day
This is, school, for musician, because it is as the song is described, the passing notes become evident. As you hear the 3- note chord progression, the available grace, passing, and tension harmonics, are tested , like a legal theory.
Guitar players, don’t intuit chord theory unless and until keybd players and horn players rearrange, or transpose key center. Capo fe guits. This is musical math that is proved while performing.🙏🏾
Look at Paul talking to Martin; probably suggesting “here I think I can do a fast bass part George, what do you think?”
George play the six string bass in Old Brown Shoe, not Paul... 🇲🇽✌😎
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Always interesting to see George playing the piano. I didn’t know he played at all when I was younger.
All four could .
Most of musicians can play piano
Yeah most guitar guys can play some basic piano.
Ringo played a bit too which surprised me. I’ve been saying for years those 4 guys knew more about music than we realized.
@@yellowharley1yep. McCartney went from never playing to being a genius overnight. Not even the same guy after 66 😂
: You know, this is literally hearing George becoming the legendary songwriter he'd become during the 70s - it's quite lovely seeing The Beatles learn during their time
E Aug. or E+. Love seeing these guys chat music theory. It’s just like in bands I play with. Someone does something and says, hey this sounds cool, what is this? So fun
These kind of voicings are common place in black gospel but new to someone like George
I didn’t think E would go with C. I’ve only learnt 3rds 5ths and 7ths not 6ths
@@PaulJacobs1970 yeah it’s more of a 5th, but Augmented (raised a semitone). Popular in Jazz or some rock and blues. Used often as the 5 chord. So E+ (e g# c) leads to an A maj chord (a c# e). If you want an actual example, there is an Augmented chord used on piano as the intro to The Beatles’ Oh Darling
@@PlayNowWorkLater thank you for the explanation. And I love the time Oh Darling!
@@PaulJacobs1970 fun thing to know about augmented chords is like diminished chords every note is the same distance away only instead of a distance of minor 3rds apart they are major 3rds apart. This means an E augmented is also a G# aug and a C aug. This is quite useful for key changes.
Billy added so much to this band and really added something different to make them unique. Probably purely by accident but it enhanced their sound. This band had so many transformations which is why they had 21 number one hits. All gems
George toca el bajo, el mejor bajo de todo el catálogo beatle
Will it go round in circles, Billy?!! 🖤💙🖤💙🖤
Wonderful Billy Preston!.