Paul's bass, high harmony vocals and blend with George, are all just glorious all the way through under the most ridiculous circumstances a musician could face while playing live.
@@kantainbrunet5351 In my opinion John's voice is better than Paul's. John's voice is commanding, powerful. Paul's can be nasal, is weaker, is not as spiritual and has a less appealing timbre. Paul's voice is the voice of a lovely balladeer.
@@tjcint They both had great, great voices. I have to say, Lennon's vocals on A Day in the Life is unearthly, sends shivers down the spine, but McCartney? Sgt Pepper? Fixing a Hole? Let it Be? They were both--in the 60's especially--amazing beyond belief. Like gods. And Paul could belt it out with the best of them. Oh Darling, for example.
All three of them blend so beautifully. What a miracle that three totally different guys with different voices as solos could sound almost identical when they sang together. ❤
In my little garage band, they make me do the McCartney parts. Have to bring this one down one key or I can't sing it. His vocal chords are made of Kevlar.
@@jigglchoo8858 I prefer George’s solo career the most out of the 4, but his Beatles Contributions besides here comes the Sun and something, we’re way behind Paul and Johnny
Been watching a hard days night on you tube. You have to change the speed but it's funny. Kinda like watching Benny hill. Also the comedy of John Lennon is funny. There is some funny shit. Everyone gets down because of John but he was a funny guy if you just watch and I think he would want that. He is excellent on the Dick Cavet show. George was on a day before and hes even funnier
THAT RICK 360 WAS REPORTEDLY MADE JUST FOR GEORGE...ON A PERSONAL OBSERVATION HE WAS POSSIBLY THE MOST UNDERAPPRECIATED MEMBER OF THE GREATEST ROCK BAND TO EVER.PICK UP A GUITAR
@@Noah1997callahan ha ha! Ironically my family are from Liverpool so my Dad did used to claim that we were related, but there are A LOT of Harrison’s on Merseyside!!
Most of what you hear is George. Like it or not. Not taking anything away from the rest . George is making the noise. Just watched Paul , hes still playing that old bass guitar. Its awesome
Would have been nice if we had more harmonizing songs with Harrison as lead vocal. It's a great combination and a whole new sound rarely used in Beatle days.
@@knowmusicman157 George was happy with that, though, because he didn't write that many at first. He only got backlogged towards the end. And John acknowledged that on Abbey Road, George's songs were the best.
Astonishing achievement given the equipment and the screaming. Very George: not ruling out all possibilities but a sardonic dismissal 'carve your number on my wall' (not 'write it on this piece of paper') and I'm deeply in love with someone but you might hear from me if everything crashed and burned and I was desperate. Spiritualism and grumpiness -- unusual!
He started to blossom as a songwriter just as they were winding down live performances-and he wasn’t keen on doing his songs live later on during the Get Back sessions, and George vetoed any additional shows.
Yeah that's pretty amazing they could have done don't bother me live cuz I have heard that song live from various tribute bands.... Can you imagine if the Beatles that ever tried to do think for yourself, live amazing three part vocals on that Harrison chestnut
Four lads from post WWII Liverpool. Without Brian's business knowledge, Martin's impeccable ear on the pulse of what's exciting, would they have been as popular?
Great audio of a fantastic group. Pretty sure this photo of the Beatles on stage surrounded by fans is not actually from their last concert at Candlestick Park. In that venue, they were on a stage out in the middle of the baseball field with no stands or fans anywhere around them.
This concert was the very last concert that the original Paul McCartney played live in 1966 ,Candlestick park .San Fran. ca.Paul died in 1966 .. The screaming was so loud that you could hardly even hear them sing nor play !! I saw and heard the original recording of this concert and can tell you that this" copy " has ALL been remastered and the original Paul's voice has been altered, and dubbed, by Paul's double , William , "Billy " Shears ,Shepherd , Campbell !! The singing voice of the original Paul is different and was NOT this dominant as They ALL harmonised together , NOT trying to "out sing" one another in volume !! There's been ALOT of CGI photo shop of the original Paul , his music, voice remastered ,altered voice overlays by Billy , his imposter !!! ... research while you still can to find proof before the original Paul McCartney is completely erased !! , may he rest in peace ..he was only 24 when he died ..
Horrible show. Yeah, it was the Beatles - I was there. Eleven minutes of beautiful songs drowned out by screaming. Still...great stuff. (This picture has nothing to do with that show).
George admitted years later that he lifted the riff from The Byrds cover of the Pete Seeger composition, "The Bells of Rhymney". ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MOHYq2KNlHY.html
In all these photographs there's always a group of men in suits and ties standing by The Beatles like that. Kinda like they're part of the band, like they've done something. Always looks like they took the wrong turn from the golf course or the office. Question is who are those guys?
@@liveinthepresent219 ya I think your right. It looks like the layout at the Cow Palace with the large entrees for the livestock to get into the main arena for the rodeo's ha! that concert was insane. A girl in one of the first rows fainted and McCartney between songs pleaded with the audience to not trample her. Being a gentleman he asked for the ushers to please hand up the girl to him so that medics ( or whoever) to attend to her. Well as luck would have it..... girls standing or sitting close to the stage started fainting en masse. And McCartney being the gentleman that he is, again asked if people in the audience would kindly pass the comatose Beatle fan's up to him so that they could get medical assistance. Well Moe, I'm afraid that those Beatle fan's were fakers (duh) because immediately upon getting in the arms of Pauly they remarkably regained consciousness and started hugging and kissing Pauly. It was funny for a moment but I thought to myself that that could have turned out to have been a disaster if the wrong person used that fakery to get at one members of the band. Luckily that never happened
@@TwiggyArmstrong - which is coming full circle since it was the Beatles, specifically George that inspired Roger McGuinn to pick up an electric Rickenbacker 12 string giving the Byrds their sound.
Because Paul was killed in a car accident, and the band never sang harmony together again, because they brought in fake Paul, who could not play left-handed
así es, luego del Revolver nunca volvieron a hacer armonías vocales porque Billy no manejaba el rango vocal de paul, es cosa de prestar atención al documental get back
