You realize that The Beatles did it as a cover on Meet the Beatles album from 1964, right? The song was written by Meredith Willson in 1957 for The Music Man.
i really love to see all the guitarist still using George's solo for this song.. that solo is already beautiful, just need to embrace it and make it your own style..
Beautiful playing all round & nice nod/quote to the excellent Beatles version. A particular vote for Sven Jungbeck’s rhythm playing. I LOVE Gypsy Swing style but the one irritation I do have often is that the rhythm playing is way to loud relative to the soloist’s volume. It’s perfect here.
Actually I think this was a song from The Music Man, covered by the Beatles. But that is George’s great solo done expertly. And Paul’s vocals on it were great, as usual. One of the early Beatles best recordings for sure.
The first five chords of this number were an early guitar lesson for me. Then my teacher had to stop teaching because of leukemia. I did work out the chorus but then changed the song to the key of B and it became easy. But I am still dreaming of performing it like these guitarists.
I can't even imagine the hours Sven puts in the practice room to be able to keep up with Joscho. I love everything Joscho does but I am more impressed by Sven's site now. Guess it's true, playing with people better than you makes you better! I hope they stay together for a long time. We'll all benefit.
Joscho you are relly turned to "unknown" to one of my favourite guitar players. And i'm electric guitar shred oriented... Your style... Technique.... Emotion.... All is really amazing! I wish you all the best for your career. Cheers From Italy!
What a nice surprise to hear this performance with your trio today. I got your new Beatles tribute album recently and listen to it often - your music cheers me up and inspires me, thank you!
Man könnte denken George spielt damit, wenn man das Lied ohne Video hört. Till There Was You und And i love her. Beide ganz oben in der Liste der Beatles Songs bei mir.
Awesome! Still loving the songs from this era (Written in 1950 for the musical "The Music Man" and made popular by the Beatles). A fantastic rendition - thank you Joscho! from a fan in New Zealand.
@@DevonDandy Yes, of course it was exactly! Most of the tunes I listen to are 1930's to 1940's! Especially the jazz standards! Of course now a lot of younger people haven't even heard of the Beatles! (I was never really a fan myself). Take care!
I ich wusste von dieser Band nichts, kenne nur den Beatles Song till there wis you, die drei Jungs sind für mich genial. Ich mag diesen Gypsi Swiing, klasse
pure joy. sigh...emotion, full control, master of tempo, clarity & timing. so much expression and space between the lines. just adorable and simply beautiful.
King of the North! Could you find a fiddler and do legacy recordings of Django and Grappelli? You would pass the torch and the make millions in the process.
Excellent. Reminds me of the guitar work by the group " El Trio Los Panchos " (of the 1960's). If you love guitar playing look to some of the artists that have been forgotten.
There were bells on a hill But I never heard them ringing No, I never heard them at all Till there was you There were birds in the sky But I never saw them winging No, I never saw them at all Till there was you Then there was music and wonderful roses They tell me in sweet fragrant meadows Of dawn and dew There was love all around But I never heard it singing No, I never heard it at all Till there was you Then there was music and wonderful roses They tell me in sweet fragrant meadows Of dawn and dew There was love all around But I never heard it singing No, I never heard it at all Till there was you Till there was you0
This will be one of the songs I will listen to when reminiscing the good and bad times I’m having in my youth. So soothing to my ears I can listen to it all day thank you Joscho.
There is no German who does actually good music. Ah wait, there is one ! Much love from Germany, I hope I’ll play as good as you do, someday... dreamin
Dear Josho Stephan, could you make your own interpretation of the cover version A song about the captain (film Children of Captain Grant). I think you will succeed. It is desirable in D-major! “A Song about the Captain” (“There lived a brave captain ...”) - the Soviet song of 1936, written by the poet Vasily Lebedev-Kumach and composer Isaac Dunaevsky. It sounds in the movie for the film Children of Captain Grant performed by Nikolai Cherkasov.
💓🎼💐💐💐💐💐💓🕊️ спасибо огромное за музыку!!!! 🕺🎸 Привет из Улан-Удэ 🎸 Байкал рядом с нами 🌈 приезжайте в гости к нам!!!!💓 Хорошего настроения желаю, храни вас Господь!!!!!
Love this masterpiece of music ,mixture between jazz ,Latin and gypsy.. Thanks for sharing and showing your talents By the way, i love to know the brand of that gypsy jazz styled guitar, neck is slightly slimmer and longer but looks smart and exotic. Thanks
A nod to George Harrison solo in the Beatles version in '63. Joscho as a guitarist is hugely competent technically but he lacks an independent style, in my opinion. I prefer the Beatles version -short sharp and to the point
