I Want You She's So Heavy - The Beatles - (Cover version as TAUK) 

GOOD COMMENT...PAUL'S EXTRAORDINARY BASS ATTACK MAKES THIS SONG PERFECT....

@@DISMISSED375I don’t see Paul McCartney anywhere.

he did do the iconic bass line you have to listen to the whole song

Count me in!

coincido contigo, una masa el teclas !! ejecuta zarpado el manson !!!

Correct, around 15 to 17 years old. The guitarists where just learning how to improvise, so this was kind of like a workshop, and they where also learning how to record as a band with in-ear monitoring for the first time. I know there is always room for improvement, and I actually agree with most of the comments below. But I am also aware that these are not professional musicians, and I'm very proud of their hard work. I know their limits, and their strengths. Thanks once again for your comments!

@@musicacedin wow thats so impressive! I've been playing guitar for years and still struggle to improvise, so to see these people just learning to do so and already doing an amazing job really blows my mind!

It a shame that you think keyboard plyer destroyed it - I think he did a really good job.

Agree with the bass guitar, or lack of it, but kinda like the slowed down version

This Beatles song, for me, is a masterpiece. I can hear it on and on. With oder without voice.

Weird

That's quite an assumption on your part. Your comment reveals that you have reduced this musician to her (dare I say) gender and how you fancy her. You mentioned nothing of her musical technique, style, or performance. In fact, many here have praised the entire band, which includes her. I don't think anyone here is trying to disenfranchise her in any way--that is all your perception. I believe most of the people here are actual Beatles aficionados and musicians that have demonstrated objectivity and integrity by not gratuitously praising her only because she is female and have respected her by not sexualizing her. Since you pressured us to praise her, I offer this: she should be recognized for having the courage and tenacity to attain this level of guitar playing when most girls her age don't have such an interest. She should also be praised for not hypersexualizing herself like most female artists these days. I think praising anyone because of their sex, gender, race, color, etc. only reveals their own bigotry and their meager attempt to cover it up. For their ages, this performance overall was a good interpretation. I found some of the guitar work a bit sterile to praise, but I can only imagine immense improvement in their technique with a lot more feel if they continue practicing. In all fairness, maybe the guitars would have sounded better if the engineer turned up their gain a little and if they used different effects, e.g., more overdrive. They seemed to be holding back a little. Maybe it's lack of experience, and maybe it just goes to show how difficult it is to capture the feel of the original vocals on an instrument. Instrumental versions like this tend to sound academic. However, kudos to the keyboardist! He should be touring with a band--like NOW! And kudos to the band director who brought this performance together.

How about stopping by and pick me up and drop me off at the laundry matt.

The guitars lacked any soul when it came to solo, when I play this I use a heavy fuzz to mirror the bass line and pull off some unison bends..there was none of that here and its a shame because that organ needed a counter to it!!

not even close to the original

calling a teenage bassist who probably isnt too familar with the song "an embarrassment" is hardly necessary, is it? that just makes you sound like a bit of a dick

That’s mean , I’d like to see you do it better

Yep, Mutt, we are the same age and I relate. Glad the band is adding this one to their mix. Rock on brother!

As a 22 year old, Your generation definitely had the best music ever! As a guitarist, I find myself just jamming out by playing different songs from that era! When I first learned to play my first 60's Rock song, I believe it was Taxman by the Beatles, I was elated!

Thanks Camilo! Super proud of these students! Definitely, there is hope for the future of music. Take care!

You know the beatles split in 70 and not 79 right