??? This was random editing. If you’ll notice, one second Paul is “jammin” to the music…while the next second he’s actually playing piano IN the music.
It's true that many, many people can play instruments. But these four lads created amazing magic on them. It's always with a bit of a melancholic nostalgia that I watch them.
I've always loved this track. It's a simple 12 bar blues, but the Beatles just add a touch of their magic. Played live. George on acoustic and vocals, John playing slide guitar, Paul on piano and Ringo on drums, of course. Love it.
is rhat G Martin? Harrison asked the tuning question of Glyn Johns, who was engineering the session, so this might be Glyn's reply. Then again, Paul makes the same joke while tuning up for "Every Night" on his 1991 Unplugged album. I love this sequence. Who'd a thunk Lennon was handy with a lap steel? Always a surprise with these guys.
What a curious comment. Producer George Martin also had something to say about what passed for good music, especially early on. Harrison’s music suffered from rinky-dink melodies and awkward self conscience lyrics. John and Paul didn’t diminish George’s music…George did that all by himself!
If anything, Harrison blossomed as a guitarist and songwriter with the this extraordinary band. The notion that George Harrison was somehow held back or subdued by other band members of the Beatles - is such rubbish. If anything, they all elevated each others songs by contributing in various ways - lyrics, playing, composing. George was a rare but great songwriter in the band, some of the best Beatles songs were written by him. And a couple of the worst.
@@y4g3r44 - Producer George Martin always had the unpleasant task of gently rejecting Harrison’s dismal music. I think Martin had the credentials to know good music from bad. Both in melody and lyrics, Harrison’s music suffered. He was not blessed with the same level of talent given to his more talented bandmates. The “Quiet” or “Spiritual” Beatle was never either. He was in fact the loudest complainer and, about almost everything. Except for loyalty (and perhaps even pity) from the others, he EASILY could’ve been replaced at any time. While he did indeed write 4 or 5 good songs, he wrote only two songs that were compelling enough to be considered equal to Lennon & McCartney. Taken into consideration how many years it took him to finally write compelling music, plus that he had been lucky enough to have been sandwiched in between two of the greatest composers in history, I would suggest that you might’ve expected more. I think it’s safe to say that there never would’ve been the phenomenon of the Beatles WITHOUT John and Paul. However, had there never been a George Harrison, I think you and I would still be talking about the Beatles.
@@-Luka-Brazi I agree. John and especially Paul liked George very much, they were like brothers. Nonetheless they also considered his replacement on occasions, with a.o. such suggestions as Eric Clapton. I really liked George Harrison and like the other three band mates, they completed each other. And again - the notion George was subdued or overlooked is such rubbish. His often very sketchy songs were elevated by contributions by the others. And of course George Martin and the very skilled and experienced studio crew. I remember when All Things Must Pass came out, Paul McCartney was asked what he thought of it. He said he thought the album was very good, "now let's see George follow it up". Paul of course recognized a few songs written during the Beatles era on that album. And as we all know now - George was never able to follow it up, with any material even close to matching the songs from his first solo album (which was benefitting from the Beatles vibes).
And who cares who plays what?! It’s simply genius! That’s all. How lucky we are, our generation that this all came on us like a tropical rain! God bless these 4 guys! They are, as a group, as alive for me today as they were 50 years ago..
Hear you there for sure, best band ever. As a musician I will say it is cool to know who plays what on each song with The Beatles. It adds to the awe and wonder of each members' talent. They can all do so much musically which definitely adds to the different feel and vibe each song has. From "Love Me Do" to "I Am The Walrus".
Hands down my favorite Beatles song since 1978, Love the 12 bar blues, love the slide, love the simplicity of it. Beatles fan since 1964, got into this song when a teenager in 1978.
Will we ever live to see a time when there isn’t a new Beatles documentary ? Will we ever live to see a time when Apple ‘ bots’ stop infecting the Twittersphere and UA-cam feeds comment section trying to drum up speculation and interest by posing as everyday ‘ Joes ‘ asking banal questions ?
@@stechriswillgil3686 yup, bang on. Paul has a few sites on UA-cam & he does manipulate & really exploits them to buy stuff the latest being the 6cd/vinyl Let It Be super dooper reissue. The album was only 35min 10 sec long! Cost about £105. I'll stick with the 2cd reissue. You get shot down in flames by the millennial sycophants if you criticise anything. Still Paul & Co need the money don't they. Since the Anthology it's never stopped has it. I've got my helmet on.
@@stechriswillgil3686 Well, it's 6 hours of raw footage from them recording what would become their second to last album. I bet you 10000 dollars you will see it, no matter how unphased you want to appear mate. It's a great documentary.
Sets a high bar...and, fascinatingly, George, though uncertain that he could play slide at all, became known for his signature ability with the instrument.
So, so true. Makes me wonder if that was the origin of George's magical slide powers, as he was initially hesitant. Of course, George had a very different playing style (Indian intervals, etc.), but he had to start somewhere...
She was after Paul & it shows. She was after a Beatle & planned it since the Sgt Pepper Press launch party. Paul was after a wife & babies, she by his side gazingly by his feet. Which she did. Plan worked & then love grew. Initially she was after Mick Jagger but that didn't work out.
Yes Linda was a stunner with a fabulous career as a rock photographer before meeting Paul. Tony Bramwell in his book says he saw the moment they fell in love with each other. It was that palpable.
Such a lovely song. That moment when you see the lads just jamming, eyes closed, comfortable in each other's company, making yet another great song. Can't wait for Get Back.
I'm going through this period of really enjoying George's songs like Savoy Truffle and now this one. He could have easily just started his own band after the break up. Of course years later he was in the Travelling willberrys,
JFC - what a perfect musical piece! And anytime I hear it - it’s like new. The biggest thing of this new documentary is the impression this all is happening today. As if these guys are living their lives and acting right now somewhere in London…
George was the one who really looked great in a moustache. He was my fave. I grew my moustache is 1967 when he grew his and I've never shaved it off. Damn, we miss you.
His hair went into dire straits come All Things Must Pass tho & with a straggly beard. Here was his best hair as was for all three with the great White Album poster.
For such a boyish guy he actually suited his moustache, while a boyish type like me will NEVER allow a moustache but stay stubbled, even bearded for weeks.
Fantastic. "All things must pass" is the one that got away I think. Especially considering this was their last album. What a poignant song it would have been.
I'm so conditioned to hearing those loud beeps when listening to recordings of the Let It Be sessions, I almost involuntarily expected to hear one at any second!
Wasn't this the B-side of the US Long & Winding Road single? I think so. Anyway I remember it that way and I loved this song. In this late sixties period it was always a treat when the B-side was actually something quite special. This is special and it would take me more years afterwards to realize George was in different but equal ways as great as Paul and John as a songwriter. His performance chops speak for themself.
Nice singing George..a different type of music...that is pleasant to the ear ...instrumentaly blended differently ..nice melody simple and yet something ingenuity in it....
*Lyrics:* Because you're sweet and lovely, girl, I love you Because you're sweet and lovely, girl, it's true I love you more than ever, girl, I do I want you in the morning, girl, I love you I want you at the moment I feel blue I'm living every moment, girl, for you I've loved you from the moment, I saw you You looked at me that's all you had to do I feel it now, I hope you feel it too Because you're sweet and lovely, girl, I love you Because you're sweet and lovely, girl, it's true I love you more than ever, girl, I do I really love you
I love this song & its unique sound. I love the Beatles, and I really love George Harrison. I stayed the night in his house once, but he wasn't there and he had donated it to the Hare Krishnas. Drats!
I love this song and melody, amazing big lyrics #GeorgeHarrison, perfect band!!!! #Brasil #World #PaulMcCarteney #Ringostarr #JohnLennon #GetBackBeatleas #loveit #Uk #Perferct #USA #Amazing
Nice video production - for reference this is using 01.25.1969 - DDSI25.42 For You Blue (Take 4)(he he he during intro). Take 1 is on Anthology 3, Take 6 was used in the original Let It Be movie with the SOLO from Take 9 edited in the middle (at the end of Take 6, John says he farted - edited out of movie). Take 7 was used on the Get Back album compilations with the quiet please intro - and eventually George overdubbed new vocals for that version for the Phil Spector LIB album. The 50th anniversary box has another outtake listed I have not heard yet to determine which Take is used (there were up to 12 takes and some broke down).
It's funny how John played lap steel on this when George would later become one of the finest slide players in rock history They seem much happier out of Twickenham
Just bought a Fox Red Labrador pup. His Kennel Club Registration name is For you blue. We have named him Lennon. I wanted George but a friend has a lab called George already
Great song and interesting video. I am lookforard to hearing more songs on the anniversary box of Let it Be and i realize this particular video is NOT on the DVD.
I love how everyone is kinda jammin' to George's bluesy song😊
Because it's a badass tune
??? This was random editing. If you’ll notice, one second Paul is “jammin” to the music…while the next second he’s actually playing piano IN the music.
It's true that many, many people can play instruments. But these four lads created amazing magic on them. It's always with a bit of a melancholic nostalgia that I watch them.
💯
Great comment. Exactly sums it up.
Because you're sweet and lovely George, we love you.
O, do we ❤❤❤
I've always loved this track. It's a simple 12 bar blues, but the Beatles just add a touch of their magic. Played live. George on acoustic and vocals, John playing slide guitar, Paul on piano and Ringo on drums, of course. Love it.
And the bass?
The feeling reminds me a lot of The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea.
Nice to see them in the studio, interacting. Warms me heart.
@@bautistayanez7557 The bass was overdubbed. In a 1987 interview George said it was Paul
I always thought a toy piano was somewhat involved.
I like Like when George Martin asks, "It's good enough for Skiffle?"
And George Harrison nods yes, then smiles with ease.
is rhat G Martin? Harrison asked the tuning question of Glyn Johns, who was engineering the session, so this might be Glyn's reply. Then again, Paul makes the same joke while tuning up for "Every Night" on his 1991 Unplugged album. I love this sequence. Who'd a thunk Lennon was handy with a lap steel? Always a surprise with these guys.
The simplicity greatness of the blues !
Just Amazing. Best band ever for ever.
Yes indeed
Yup. That's the best epitaph pal, nice & simple & true. Best Band Ever For Ever😎😎😎😎🥰.
World's greatest skiffle group. ☝️
The Grateful Dead though… Jerry was the man
No comparison
Great vocals by George here.
John Lennon - slide guitar masterpiece
It's awful. Listen to Elmore James.
@@cobaltcanarycherry Elmore James got nothin on this, baby!
@@cobaltcanarycherry a ese ni lo conece su mama.
I agree
George's smile has to be the best smile ever...miss my favorite Beatle so much ❤️
And that lush hair!!
@@TheDivayenta true...
So sweet and beautiful, so soulful, so tender
He had great hair ❤@@TheDivayenta
George is charming!! 😍 and john!! 💞 beautiful men!!
The Beatles are the definition of Music 🎼
I'm an arguer - who ... can't argue with that.
Simply wonderful- George’s smile (1:56) is killer. Some really nice footage, the b&w format so charming. 🏆
When he would break out into that super big smile, it was just so endearing :)
That smile is everything
Ahh George just beautiful.... What a talent sadly overshadowed by Lennon and macca regarding song writing.... RIP George we love you ❤❤❤❤❤
What a curious comment. Producer George Martin also had something to say about what passed for good music, especially early on. Harrison’s music suffered from rinky-dink melodies and awkward self conscience lyrics. John and Paul didn’t diminish George’s music…George did that all by himself!
If anything, Harrison blossomed as a guitarist and songwriter with the this extraordinary band.
The notion that George Harrison was somehow held back or subdued by other band members of the Beatles - is such rubbish. If anything, they all elevated each others songs by contributing in various ways - lyrics, playing, composing.
George was a rare but great songwriter in the band, some of the best Beatles songs were written by him.
And a couple of the worst.
@@y4g3r44 - Producer George Martin always had the unpleasant task of gently rejecting Harrison’s dismal music. I think Martin had the credentials to know good music from bad.
Both in melody and lyrics, Harrison’s music suffered. He was not blessed with the same level of talent given to his more talented bandmates.
The “Quiet” or “Spiritual” Beatle was never either. He was in fact the loudest complainer and, about almost everything. Except for loyalty (and perhaps even pity) from the others, he EASILY could’ve been replaced at any time.
While he did indeed write 4 or 5 good songs, he wrote only two songs that were compelling enough to be considered equal to Lennon & McCartney. Taken into consideration how many years it took him to finally write compelling music, plus that he had been lucky enough to have been sandwiched in between two of the greatest composers in history, I would suggest that you might’ve expected more.
I think it’s safe to say that there never would’ve been the phenomenon of the Beatles WITHOUT John and Paul. However, had there never been a George Harrison, I think you and I would still be talking about the Beatles.
@@-Luka-Brazi I agree. John and especially Paul liked George very much, they were like brothers.
Nonetheless they also considered his replacement on occasions, with a.o. such suggestions as Eric Clapton.
I really liked George Harrison and like the other three band mates, they completed each other.
And again - the notion George was subdued or overlooked is such rubbish.
His often very sketchy songs were elevated by contributions by the others. And of course George Martin and the very skilled and experienced studio crew.
I remember when All Things Must Pass came out, Paul McCartney was asked what he thought of it.
He said he thought the album was very good, "now let's see George follow it up".
Paul of course recognized a few songs written during the Beatles era on that album.
And as we all know now - George was never able to follow it up, with any material even close to matching the songs from his first solo album (which was benefitting from the Beatles vibes).
The collection of create genius and musical talent that happened for those years is truly 'lightning in a bottle.'
Such a beautiful and sweet song by George!
And who cares who plays what?! It’s simply genius! That’s all. How lucky we are, our generation that this all came on us like a tropical rain! God bless these 4 guys! They are, as a group, as alive for me today as they were 50 years ago..
Well said!
Second that my man, most definitely they are. And will be forever more. 4 young lads who shook the world.
Hear you there for sure, best band ever. As a musician I will say it is cool to know who plays what on each song with The Beatles. It adds to the awe and wonder of each members' talent. They can all do so much musically which definitely adds to the different feel and vibe each song has. From "Love Me Do" to "I Am The Walrus".
I care. I forget they did the songs in layers. I always assumed GM was on piano while Paul played base. I love this watching the studio video.
Magic , pure magic….
Hands down my favorite Beatles song since 1978, Love the 12 bar blues, love the slide, love the simplicity of it. Beatles fan since 1964, got into this song when a teenager in 1978.
Beat Ya! August 1963 & then for you "Who?"
Love George's little smile at the end, being acknowledged for his spot-on tune.
Excellent slide from John when we're at it
Hopefully we're going to be able to see this performance in full hi-resolution glory in the new documentary.
Will we ever live to see a time when there isn’t a new Beatles documentary ? Will we ever live to see a time when Apple ‘ bots’ stop infecting the Twittersphere and UA-cam feeds comment section trying to drum up speculation and interest by posing as everyday ‘ Joes ‘ asking banal questions ?
Fine as is. Why you all need everything in 100KK is beyond me. Life wasn't like that.
@@stechriswillgil3686 yup, bang on. Paul has a few sites on UA-cam & he does manipulate & really exploits them to buy stuff the latest being the 6cd/vinyl Let It Be super dooper reissue. The album was only 35min 10 sec long! Cost about £105. I'll stick with the 2cd reissue. You get shot down in flames by the millennial sycophants if you criticise anything. Still Paul & Co need the money don't they. Since the Anthology it's never stopped has it. I've got my helmet on.
@@stechriswillgil3686
Well, it's 6 hours of raw footage from them recording what would become their second to last album.
I bet you 10000 dollars you will see it, no matter how unphased you want to appear mate. It's a great documentary.
Oh well we didn't get to see it in the documentary, but still a good piece of footage
John's slide-guitar is exelent
Sets a high bar...and, fascinatingly, George, though uncertain that he could play slide at all, became known for his signature ability with the instrument.
I gotta say, good ole johnny lennon tears it up on that slide guitar.
So, so true. Makes me wonder if that was the origin of George's magical slide powers, as he was initially hesitant.
Of course, George had a very different playing style (Indian intervals, etc.), but he had to start somewhere...
John's solo was really good. A little more adventuress than the official release.
Linda is gorgeous. She was in love with Paul and it shows.
She was after Paul & it shows. She was after a Beatle & planned it since the Sgt Pepper Press launch party. Paul was after a wife & babies, she by his side gazingly by his feet. Which she did. Plan worked & then love grew. Initially she was after Mick Jagger but that didn't work out.
Yes Linda was a stunner with a fabulous career as a rock photographer before meeting Paul. Tony Bramwell in his book says he saw the moment they fell in love with each other. It was that palpable.
I’m so glad to see her in these clips. Cannot wait for the documentary
Great track. Shows what great musicians they are...
Brilliant! Timeless classic. It can’t go better than this. Period!
It's like your in the room when they did this, every time I've heard it. ❤
Such a lovely song. That moment when you see the lads just jamming, eyes closed, comfortable in each other's company, making yet another great song. Can't wait for Get Back.
Genius. Great version of a great song.
"Good enough for skiffle" comment made George smile.
A perfect blend, from a perfect band. Enough said.
George always wanting approval 'does this guitar sound in tune'
George's singing is very creative in this song
Sweet and beautiful George. I love him... 💕♥💜❤💖💛
Gorgeous!!!!!! The song and George!!!!
I just don't see how there can be a thumbs-down. George singing and John on the slide. Perfect pop song.
It’s a 12 bar blues song.
...and Paul on Keys and beating on tempo, Ringo
I mean there's literally 1000 times more likes than dislikes
It's a Blue Song!!!
I'm going through this period of really enjoying George's songs like Savoy Truffle and now this one. He could have easily just started his own band after the break up. Of course years later he was in the Travelling willberrys,
The greatest band in the bloody world 👍🏻🇬🇧🎸
JFC - what a perfect musical piece! And anytime I hear it - it’s like new. The biggest thing of this new documentary is the impression this all is happening today. As if these guys are living their lives and acting right now somewhere in London…
Cuantos recuerdos con este tema de George Harrison todos genios The Beatles
Always loved this song. I love George’s work we rarely hear.
MARAVILLOSO.. BEATLES NINGUNO COMO ELLOS! JAMÁS!
George was the one who really looked great in a moustache. He was my fave. I grew my moustache is 1967 when he grew his and I've never shaved it off. Damn, we miss you.
His hair went into dire straits come All Things Must Pass tho & with a straggly beard. Here was his best hair as was for all three with the great White Album poster.
For such a boyish guy he actually suited his moustache, while a boyish type like me will NEVER allow a moustache but stay stubbled, even bearded for weeks.
@@seltaeb3302 His late 70's Kevin Keegan permed hair-do was the best complete with scouse tash too.
all hands on deck, in concert for one of George's... lovely
I loved this song the first time I heard it many years ago.
Fantastic. "All things must pass" is the one that got away I think. Especially considering this was their last album. What a poignant song it would have been.
I'm so conditioned to hearing those loud beeps when listening to recordings of the Let It Be sessions, I almost involuntarily expected to hear one at any second!
....and Paul on the screwdriver....that guy can play anything!!!!
Best screwdriver playing I've ever heard.
😄Had to leave the hammer & anvil to Mal though. . .
The lovely George 💕
I love George and his music. Sadly it was so hard for him to get a song on an album.🙁
Amazing George!
Because you are so sweet George, I love you and I always will 🙏❤️
Wasn't this the B-side of the US Long & Winding Road single? I think so. Anyway I remember it that way and I loved this song. In this late sixties period it was always a treat when the B-side was actually something quite special. This is special and it would take me more years afterwards to realize George was in different but equal ways as great as Paul and John as a songwriter. His performance chops speak for themself.
I love watching them making music at the studio, this one for "blue" I've never seen B4, that's one of my fav "George" songs! 👍🎶❤️
Love it! Makes me miss them as a group.
Nice singing George..a different type of music...that is pleasant to the ear ...instrumentaly blended differently ..nice melody simple and yet something ingenuity in it....
Just the best!
My Sweet George ❤️🎸
George forever
Eterno George Harrison 👏👏👏👏👍🙏🇬🇧🇬🇧🇧🇷.
Excelente canción de George, por Dios!!!Bello tema!!
John's playing on slide guitar is preaty well.
Gorgeous🎧💞🌺
*Lyrics:*
Because you're sweet and lovely, girl, I love you
Because you're sweet and lovely, girl, it's true
I love you more than ever, girl, I do
I want you in the morning, girl, I love you
I want you at the moment I feel blue
I'm living every moment, girl, for you
I've loved you from the moment, I saw you
You looked at me that's all you had to do
I feel it now, I hope you feel it too
Because you're sweet and lovely, girl, I love you
Because you're sweet and lovely, girl, it's true
I love you more than ever, girl, I do
I really love you
Ringo’s face says everything here.
LOVE that finger ringing over the plane tune of 🥁 & 🎹
I'm hoping it comes out on DVD. Only way I'll see the complete video.
Me encanta esta canción.
yet another great song about pretty Patti ,...
O doce George,o Beatle dos olhos tristes.
I love this song & its unique sound. I love the Beatles, and I really love George Harrison. I stayed the night in his house once, but he wasn't there and he had donated it to the Hare Krishnas. Drats!
Oh, George! He's such a lovely boy!!!.... And it's true!!..
So sweet, brilliant!💝🌺
“Go, Johnny, go. Elmore James’ got nothing on this baby!”
Not in this early version.
That sounded lovely. 2:04
Simple perfection.
George: Is this guitar in tune Glyn?
Glyn Johns: It’s good enough for skiffle
😂
ジョージかっこ良い！！
Love you George ❤
Sempre nota 10!
❤❤❤❤❤
I love this song and melody, amazing big lyrics #GeorgeHarrison, perfect band!!!! #Brasil #World #PaulMcCarteney #Ringostarr #JohnLennon #GetBackBeatleas #loveit #Uk #Perferct #USA #Amazing
That was a good take lads, good show!👍🏼
What a great video. Mahalo
Nice video production - for reference this is using 01.25.1969 - DDSI25.42 For You Blue (Take 4)(he he he during intro).
Take 1 is on Anthology 3, Take 6 was used in the original Let It Be movie with the SOLO from Take 9 edited in the middle (at the end of Take 6, John says he farted - edited out of movie). Take 7 was used on the Get Back album compilations with the quiet please intro - and eventually George overdubbed new vocals for that version for the Phil Spector LIB album. The 50th anniversary box has another outtake listed I have not heard yet to determine which Take is used (there were up to 12 takes and some broke down).
Very interesting, thanks for sharing!
There's a man proud of his work, and rightfully so.
Que buen video muy 👍bueno se aprecia la unión y el clima íntimo de ellos
It's funny how John played lap steel on this when George would later become one of the finest slide players in rock history
They seem much happier out of Twickenham
Great song 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
I've never seen Ringo look so happy.
Lol yes
🤣
Bello George!
Dr. Winston O.Boogie on slide guitar
Gran canción de George Harrison,muy buena.
Just bought a Fox Red Labrador pup. His Kennel Club Registration name is For you blue.
We have named him Lennon.
I wanted George but a friend has a lab called George already
Harrison
@@dogedoge1527 it was a suggestion but Mrs didn't want it
@@aqm8470 oh well thats too bad…
Ah wait george once changed his name to carl…
I remember when this came out !
GEORGE HARRISON 🔥🔥🔥
Great video
Beatles leggenda x sempre ❤😊
Everything they touched was magic.
Great song and interesting video. I am lookforard to hearing more songs on the anniversary box of Let it Be and i realize this particular video is NOT on the DVD.