Paul McCartney's Harmony Vocals on Come Together 

yes, other 2 are Hey Bulldog and I Don't Want to Spoil The Party

@@PeterNash99it’s John singing both harmony parts on Spoil The Party during the verses, then Paul sings the high part on the bridges

@@iPro3million you're wrong

@@PeterNash99 go and listen closely to the isolated vocals, it’s John

@@iPro3million that's because paul tried to emulate John's voice 🤡

The belief that these weren't Paul's comes mainly from Goeff Emerick and a Paul quote. Paul said in 1970 that, "Even on Abbey Road we don’t do harmonies like we used to. I think it's sad. On Come Together I would have liked to have sung harmony with John, and I think he would have liked me to. But I was too embarrassed to ask him. And I don’t work to the best of my abilities in that situation." Which combined with that Emerick said convinced people that Paul didn't provide backing vocals. Although the real proof is in the recording where Paul clearly did, but that wasn't 100% obvious in the original stereo mix.

Emerick can be unreliable in his narratives. As the saying goes there are three sides to a story, your story, the other person's story, and the truth. Although what he says should still be in consideration it shouldn't be taken at face value as 100% the truth. Case in point these backing vocals which are 100% authentic being isolated from the 7.1 mix of Come Together.

There's hardly any word of authentic dialogue in that fairy-tale book, it's filled with false and made-up stories! Like Blackbird had been recorded outside on the roof!! Insane!

You know it sounds like Paul so his book must be wrong lol

Geoff Emerick is indeed a witness to the events first hand but his book is not a 100% correct retelling of what went down in sessions. It's a memoir that blends what actually happened, what he incorrectly remembered as happening, his own opinions, and what he wants people to think happened. Everything in that book should not be taken as absolute fact as everyone's memory of what happened decades ago are not going to be 100% correct. By all accounts since then according to multiple sources including the 2019 Abbey Road booklet it states that Paul did indeed provide backing vocals.

@AI Covers by Dhalius Sure John might have been able to pull out his best Paul impression but that is just not the case here.

@AI Covers by Dhalius Paul said, "Even on Abbey Road we don’t do harmonies like we used to. I think it's sad. On Come Together I would have liked to have sung harmony with John, and I think he would have liked me to. But I was too embarrassed to ask him. And I don’t work to the best of my abilities in that situation." This was often interpreted as him saying he didn't do harmonies at all, but the other more reasonable interpretation is that they just didn't do the harmonies together, and honestly that statement itself is stretching it a little as all throughout the Abbey Road sessions they did plenty of harmonies together. Weather that be all three of them on songs like Because or only Paul and George on songs like Something or Here Comes the Sun. They may say this and that but the reality is Paul did indeed provide backing vocals on Come Together. They could imitate each others voices to a certain extent but not this far. It is obvious when John does his own backing vocals as his voice has a tone to it that Paul doesn't have. TLDR: that statement Paul made is misinterpreted

@HAL-90002that’s obviously Paul