Craziest thing is even Paul didn't sing while playing that bassline--it's one of his overdubs and he was on piano for the main recording. So even more impressive.
Excellent performance. This is all we have folks. Paul McCartney is getting on in years now. Let's appreciate it. These guys do a great job recreating The Beatles.
I've seen the fab four around 15 times. They are the real deal..no lip syncing no backing tracks real voices real instruments..amazing show. The meet and greet after was awesome really great guys..took picture after picture until they saw one that was good...SEE THESE GUYS IF THEY PLAY NEAR YOU !!
I'm super critical yet I think he sounds incredibly similar and this live no less. Not just the tone of his voice which of course can never be exact (but damn close) but McCartney's singing mannerisms, the melodic way he uses his voice..it's seems all there. This guy truly loves Paul no doubt.
Nice to hear tribute bands who will play all the Beatles songs not just the popular ones. I've notice some fans don't know a lot of the other songs which I personally love more than the popular ones. I'm from Liverpool in the UK the original Beatles home town and a massive Beatles fan :)
Agree 100% I'm 63 and my Dad was a sales rep for Capital Records 1957-1969 so our family grew up with the Beatles . Back then, here in the US , the radio stations of course, played their hit singles . But when my Dad would bring home a new album, I'd listen to it before it hit the record stores and wonder which songs would become hits . I'd usually like the ones that didn't make their greatest hits list like You Won't See Me , I'm Only Sleeping , Dr. Robert etc..
Not half bad really. The guy playing Paul comes up just a little short on some of the highest notes is all I can discern. I wouldn't mind going to see these guys live. They deserve a paycheck, and an A for their effort.
Writer, lead vocal: Paul McCartney When I call you up, your line's engaged. 전화를 걸면 당신은 계속 통화중 I have had enough, so act your age. 이젠 지겨워, 그러니 나이에 걸맞게 행동해 We have lost the time 우리는 잃어버렸지 That was so hard to find, 대단히 얻기 어려웠던 시간을 And I will lose my mind 난 미쳐 버릴 거야 If you won't see me, 당신이 나를 만나려 하지 않는다면 I don't know why you should want to hide. 당신이 숨어버리고 싶어 하는 이유를 모르겠어 But I can't get through my hands are tied. 하지만 난 연락할 수가 없어, 내 손이 묶여 있거든 I won't want to stay, 나는 머물고 싶지 않아 I don't have much to say, 할 말도 거의 없어 But I can't turn away 그렇지만 나는 외면할 수 없어 And you won't see me, 당신은 나를 만나려 하지 않네 Time after time 몇 번이고 You refuse to even listen 당신은 내 말을 듣는 것 조차 싫어하지 I wouldn't mind (no I wouldn't, no I wouldn't) 나는 개의치 않을 거야 If I knew what I was missing. 내가 뭘 이해하지 못하는가를 안다면 Though the days are few, 얼마 안 되는 날들이었지만 They're filled with tears. 눈물로 가득찬 나날이야 And since I lost you it feels like years. 당신을 잃어버린 지가 몇 년이 된 것 같아 Yes, it seems so long 그래, 아주 오랜 세월이 지난 것 같아 Girl, since you've been gone, 당신이 떠난 후로 And I just can't go on 나는 살아갈 수 없을 거야 If you won't see me, 당신이 나를 만나려 하지 않는다면
S#!T I hate you! :-) In genuine awe. And running those melodic bass lines while doing it. Let's never forget the genius(es) who created it. This happens to be one of my favorite songs.
A good case of agreeing to agree, I guess. It is more clear cut in cases like Ticket To Ride (like Paul used the Casino and the Hofner, and George used the Ric 12 string, but live, George used either of his Gretsches instead). I see your points. Good Morning is a good example, and YWSM is, too (when Paul has played YWSM live on tour, always plays the lead guitar part). It is hard to know what is best to compromise in terms of authenticity in those cases.
I was not aware of the Esquire being used on You Won't See Me. It is generally understood that the Esquire was acquired for Revolver, but it is a possibility. George remembers using his Strat as his main guitar on Rubber Soul, and I agree that the thumping on YWSM is most likely the 4001 bass. The Country Gent was the backup guitar for that tour, and got smashed, so George brought a Strat instead as backup for his ES345. The Gent was close to retirement when it was destroyed. :-)
brilliant cover band. Just watched them do 'I'm looking through you'. A pity the terrific bass is not more in the mix. Will someone please film them and again and upload. I'd pay good money to see these guys, and would recommend them to all my friends and family. Alive and dead.
***** THE LENNON IN THE BOOTLEG BEATLES LOOKS AMAZINGLY LIKE A YOUNG LENNON BUT FAB FOUR MCCARTNEY AND HARRISON LOOK LIKE THE ORIGIONALS THE LENNON IN FAB FOUR SOUNDS MORE LIKE LENNON --THIS IS THE BEST TRIBUTE BAND OUT THERE
Hey their wearin wigs yes their wearin wigs their all wearin wigs hahahaha i love how paul explains how the audience would talk about them i love their "wigs"
EXCELENTES. Una gran ventaja que tiene todos los grupos ingleses y yanquis que clonan a The Beatles es su correctísima fonética. Y si a eso le sumamos acertada instrumentación, equipos, estudio, vestimenta, gestos y fisonomía el resultado es sumamente interesante. Y valedero, se trata de un respetuoso homenaje, que bien merecen The Beatles. Y me viene a la memoria, cuando las revistas decían que vendrían The Beatles a la Argentina, y el Teddy y yo soñábamos que tal visita se haría realidad.
Great cover. The Paul guy sounds great, and from what I can hear of the John guy he sounds good too. The George guy looks his mic stand is too low lol.
no, I meant the esquire was used on sgt. pepper, but paul soloed on it for good morning good morning. and yeah, come to think of it...even though there's some controversy on when paul did or didn't use it, we can be about 90% sure he used his rick on this track. so I see your points, they were just trying to be true to their tour rig.
I’d be interested in knowing the history of each member as far as knowing about their music history. Where did they learn? Do they all read music? If they travel so often, how much time can they spare to rehearse? I have seen them twice and look forward to a third time! 👏👍👌💗
Actually, George used a Strat on most of Rubber Soul, and a good portion of Help! The Country Gent was retired around the time of A Hard Day's Night except for touring (the to-go Harrison studio guitars during For Sale and Help! were the Tennessee Rose and the Rick 12, adding the Fender Strat during the Help! session --right in time for recording Yes It Is, unlike George's own recollections-- and only adding the Casino in 1966). Get your facts straight, please!
some of rubber soul was played on tour, but you're right, it was never played live. and there's nothing random about of, but they used a hell of a lot of gear in the studio, and it's okay in this case, but what if they play a deep cut like good morning good morning? paul played his rick 4001 AND his esquire on that track. all I'm saying is that they were touring when rubber soul was released so it would be less practically but slightly more historically accurate to just use his country gentleman
first off, congratulations for commenting on a comment that's almost a year old. second, I've never seen george go on tour with a strat as a beatle, from all of the surviving footage. if we went by your logic, we would have george or john playing their six string j bass and using a lot of other random gear on stage. these bands are here the recreate the LIVE experience, not the studio one. they all collectively used way too many instruments in the studio to recreate their tone perfectly live.
