The more you dissect from McCartney's solo tracks his vocal harmonies and innovative instrument arrangements, the more one is left in awe for his musical genius: 1. The commentary on how he used the moog on this track (yes! absolutely! also influential on Van Halen, if you think of the synthesizer use on the opening line for 'Jump' ...to name just one example!) 2. The simultaneous double-tracking of "who-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-woo-ooh" in BOTH minor and major keys...Unreal. Who else would have thought of doing something like that, at the time. Quite simply: No-one else. but McCartney! Could have pulled these off...It's unreal how massively talented this guy is.
Love that you're focusing on Macca's solo career with these recent videos! Never noticed the dissonance in the backing vocals but as you said can't unhear it now...
Brilliant work Galeazzo .. the drone on the Moog was probably a part for Linda who is under-rated in her contribution to Wings. Her vocals provide great colour to the Wings BVs.
Jet is such an amazing song. One of Paul's best hard rocking song. Phew, the vocals are complicated and I never knew about the major and minor layering trick. I'll never ever take this song for granted again
Thank you for another excellent video. What a great channel this is - I'm no singer, but over the years you've taught me so much about Beatles songs. This one has really shown me what incredible melodies there are in all layers of this song; top 5 McCartney solo track.
Gran video Gale. Torno ai tempi di quando tu io e Roby, nel bus a Varese, intonavamo "Nowhere man" a 3 voci.... che ricordi !!! Grazie per questi video !!
Please make a video revealing how you sound like Paul and his vocal technique! You sound just like him and it would be amazing if you could do a video on how to sound like him.
Galeazzi, you’ve outdone yourself. This sounds incredible, and makes me sing out loud, these wonderful harmony backup parts. Thank you for making my day !
Do you think the random 'minor and major' lines in the oooo-ooo part was a clever creation...or a wonderful accident? IMO, THIS is the magic of the old method of recording, when the band was all in one room, as were the vocalists singing together...these little 'creations' - I believe - could have been accidents of pitch that ended up sounding amazing...and they simply left it in to the final mix...
Awesome! I am not looking forward to singing that E5!!! In the Wings version, who actually sang each of the vocal parts (Paul, Linda, Denny)? Is it possible that the minor/major thing is actually just someone not hitting that C# but really just falling a bit shy, landing on C? Either way, is it possible that it wasn't noticed or, if they did notice, they left it in because it sounded so interesting? Then again ;) the lyrics actually talk about "The Major"??!!
Love your channel. Thanks for all your work and your talents. Just want to point out that you forgot to isolate one of the parts in the verse. (“Sgt Major”)..the D to C# notes
Thank you for your appreciation. I confirm all the vocals are covered in the video. You're referring to the mid vocals in the 2nd verse which are identical to the ones in the last verse which I covered. Only the higher vocals change between the "Sgt Major" and "Thousand laces", this is why you find the "Sgt Major" higher vocals pointed out in the video.
I’m not finding it. Lol. …the part that goes (“Sky……. - D, C#, D, B) I hear you singing it with the group harmonies, i just don’t see that part isolated anywhere in the video…. Could be me Again, thank you for all your videos, you’re an incredible musician and nobody pays attention to the nuances like you🙏🙏
@@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony Great! of you to have included her in the tutorial: Some critics of McCartney's early solo efforts questioned her role in Wings but, as your girlfriend shows: Linda did her vocal parts well, and deserved her place within the band!
