Deconstructing You Know My Name Look Up The Number (Isolated Tracks)

B-Side Single/Anthology 2 1970 + 1995
Drums and Percussion 0:00-5:42
Bass 5:44-7:56
Pianos, Guitars, Sax and Vocals 7:58-13:40
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John Lennon-1905 Steinway Vertegrand Piano, Handclaps, Maracas, Hohner Bass Harmonica, 1962 Gibson J-160E, Sound Effects, Lead and Backing Vocals, Spoken Words
Paul McCartney-1964 Rickenbacker 4001 S, Tambourine, Handclaps, Hamburg Steinway Baby Grand Piano, 1962 Epiphone ES230TD Casino (?), Sound Effects, Co-Lead and Backing Vocals
George Harrison-1965 Epiphone ES230TD Casino, Vibraphone, Handclaps
Ringo Starr-1964 Ludwig Super Classic Black Oyster Pearl, Timbales, Ludwig Bongos, Handclaps
Brian Jones-Alto Saxophone
Mal Evans-Shovelling Gravel, Sound Effects
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[@HJsCorn909]

B-Side Single/Anthology 2 1970 + 1995
Drums and Percussion 0:00-5:42
Bass 5:44-7:56
Pianos, Guitars, Sax and Vocals 7:58-13:40
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[@TheBrianJonesResource]

Brian played a soprano sax on this.
"I did a Beatles session the other night actually. On soprano saxophone, of all things. I've taken up playing reeds again. I used to play reed instruments. I bought a soprano saxophone the other day and ever since I have been doing sessions on it. There are soprano saxophones on the Stones' records, future Beatles records. You know, it's a funny thing -- you get hold of something and put it on everyone's records. It's great. There's a very nice recording scene going on right now in London." - Brian Jones, 17th June 1967.

[@tdom2957]

Nice to hear them having fun! Nice sax work by Brian Jones 😉

[@t_albino]

Holy heck, Ringo's drumming is on point! Absolutely adore this song.

[@clydenolet736]

My favorite Beatles track 😊

[@hannahl8]

Wow this is great, thank you!

[@saidgd8744]

Thx dude, nice work

[@MooEinstein]

THANKS

[@beppokubisxy3985]

thank you man

[@onnaquunevie9530]

Imagine the look on George Martin's face when the Beatles were playing this.

[@Redhotshawntexas]

John’s second J-160E was a 1964 model, not 1962

[@HJsCorn909]

In photos taken from the session, the J-160 had its pickup moved to the bridge from a different sound. George’s J-160 (the 62) was the one that had its pickup moved

[@BigSky1]

Is it John or Paul impersonating Fats Waller at the end?

[@HJsCorn909]

John

[@BigSky1]

@@HJsCorn909 I thought so.

[@SJGBII55]

John I heard

[@bobsoldrecords1503]

Sounds more like Paul drumming than Ringo

[@HJsCorn909]

I don’t think so. Paul’s playing is looser and more simplistic

[@JudePittingerMusic]

@@HJsCorn909i thought it was just john and paul on this whole track?