The BEATLES Appreciation Topic

[Vince Evert]

Deconstructing Don't Pass Me By (Isolated Tracks)​

00:00 Drums, Cowbell, Congas, Sleigbell, Maracas, Violin and Vocal Bleed
03:38 Bass and Violin
07:17 Piano, Organ/Electric Piano, Overdubs and Violin
09:05 Chains?
09:07 Piano, Organ/Electric Piano, Overdubs and Violin
11:09 Vocals, Cowbell, Sleighbell, Maracas, Violin and Drum Overdubs

 

[Vince Evert]

Deconstructing Long, Long, Long (Isolated Tracks)

00:00 Drums, Bass and Organ
03:06 Acoustic Guitar, Organ, Harmonium and Sound Effects
06:13 Organ, Harmonium, Drums overdub, Timpani, Piano and Backing Vocals
09:20 Vocals
12:26 Piano and Vocals

 

[Vince Evert]

Deconstructing Birthday (Isolated Tracks)​

00:00 Drum
02:47 Bass
05:32 High Guitar
08:14 Low Guitar
10:52 Vocals and Handclaps
13:15 Tambourine, Extra Tambourine, Drum overdubs, Piano, Maracas

 

[Vince Evert]

Deconstructing Good Morning Good Morning​

00:00 Drum, Tambourine and Tom
02:44 Bass
05:21 Rhythm Guitar
08:03 Lead and Backing Vocal
10:44 Lead Guitar and Harmony Vocal
11:24 Sound Effects, Saxos, Trombone, French Horns and Knee Percussion
14:09 Thanks!!!

 

[Vince Evert]

Deconstructing I Am The Walrus​

00:00 Drums & Tambourine​

04:11 Bass (please, use headphones)​

08:07 Orchestra/Strings/Brass/Woodwinds​

12:14 Electric Piano/Electric Guitar "Rocky"/Radio/Sound Effects​

16:29 Vocals & Backing Vocals​

 

[Vince Evert]

The Beatles at St Pancras, 28 July 1968...​

During their "Mad Day Out" photo session at various London locations , the Beatles stopped at St Pancras Old Church and Gardens. This secluded park yielded no less than nine photo opportunities. These are linked here by video of the present day, as if walking from site to site.

 

[Vince Evert]

Deconstructing - The Word (Isolated Tracks)​

0:00 Bass 2:48 Drums 5:33 Maracas 8:21 Drums + Maracas 11:08 Piano + Rhythm Guitars 13:57 Harmonium
14:49 Enhanced Vocal Chatter* 15:01 Vocals*
This was taken from the TBRB MOGG vocal track, just before the last "Say the word, love", you can barely hear them quietly rehearsing : simply put up the volume of my vocal isolation and voilà

 

[Vince Evert]

Deconstructing - Ticket To Ride (Isolated Tracks)​

0:00 Bass
3:03 Drums*
6:01 Percussion*
9:01 Rhythm Guitars
12:07 Strat Overdub
14:52 Guitars*
17:55 Full Ending Snippet
18:04 Vocals*


Any * marked isolation is from The Beatles : Rock Band and has been enhanced in some capacity with Demucs4 HT.

 

[Vince Evert]

The Beatles in the recording studio. October 18th, 1964. I Feel Fine (take1).​

Norwegian Wood (take 1) by the Beatles​

The second song attempted by the Beatles for their "new" LP "Rubber Soul" was recorded on October 12th, 1965. The Beatle's first attempt was a complete version and just fine as it was. Originally titled "This Bird Has Flown" it was changed to "Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) when the song was re-made on October 21st, 1965.

The Beatle's first attempt was a complete version and just fine as it was. Originally titled "This Bird Has Flown" it was changed to "Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) when the song was re-made on October 21st, 1965. This was the first time the sitar was used on a Beatle's recording, and the first time a sitar was ever used on a pop/rock record as well. A ground-braking piece of history. This changed the music scene quite a lot after it was released. Many rock bands then started to use the sitar on their records (some were good, some not so good), but innovative at the time.

The Beatles in the recording studio (Oct. 13th 1965) Drive My Car​

A "day in the life" of the Beatles. This time it's October 13th 1965. On this day the Beatles recorded Drive My Car at Abbey Road. The photos accompanying this video were taken at Abbey Road on October 13th 1965 while they were recording Drive My Car. This is a historical document of that date in history and is a valuable tool for students of music, students of fashion, and historians as well. In this video you will get to see what the Beatles looked like, what clothes they were wearing what instruments they played during the recording of this song, and a little insight into the recording process they used.

The Beatles in the recording studio Sept. 25th & 26th 1968 "Happiness Is A Warm Gun"​

This video is from photos taken on Sept. 25th and Sept. 26th. On these days the Beatles did overdubs for Happiness Is A Warm Gun, and re-mixes for that song. Very informative from a historical perspective, and for ,music students, and fashion students alike. See what the Beatles looked like on this particular date and a little insight into the recording studio.

Everybody’s Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey (Isolated Tracks)​

White Album 1968


00:00 Drums, Firebell and Maracas
02:33 Bass
04:50 Guitars and Handclaps
07:23 Vocals

You Never Give Me Your Money - Long Ending​

Recorded 6 May 1969. This is the longer ending of You Never Give Me Your Money which continues on after the fade we know of. It's copied from a cassette to a cassette then to digital.


Paul McCartney: Lead Vocal and Piano.
George Harrison: Electric Guitar.
John Lennon: Electric Guitar.
Ringo Starr: Drum.

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[Vince Evert]

Deconstructing Drive My Car (Isolated Tracks)​

Rubber Soul 1965

00:00 Drums, Bass, Rhythm Guitar and Tambourine
02:33 Double-Tracked Vocals
04:55 Paul's Guitar, Piano and Cowbell

 

[Vince Evert]

Here Comes The Sun Isolated Tracks...​

0:00 Drums
2:43 bass
5:25 Organo & Orchestra
8:20 Vocals

 

[Vince Evert]

I Want You (She's So Heavy) - Isolated Organ + Percussion + Wind Machine...​

I Want You (Shes So Heavy) (Isolated Bass)​

 

[Vince Evert]

The Beatles - Reunion Friar Park, June 23rd 1994​

 

[Kieran]

 

[Vince Evert]

next will be the video comparing the original 1977 John Lennon home cassette of "Now and Then" with the finished 2023 The Beatles studio master, but don't be surprised if the latter gets taken down on youtube.

 

[Vince Evert]

this time, Lennon's vocal in a more clearer isolation sound.

 

[Vince Evert]

It;s going to be interesting to see and hear what Peter Jackson's patented AI software can do for similar rough sounding tapes like the August 1962 Cavern Club gig.

 

[Vince Evert]

Here's the positive side of AI - to clean up old recordings, enhance the original sound, and restore old film.. is really quite extraordinary.

 

[Vince Evert]

60 years ago to the day !!!

Ultra rare complete interview of The Beatles for Associated-Rediffuson filmed for the TV program "This Week".

Recorded on the morning of November 5, 1963 in a hired car while driving around London. Only 9min of this complete 10min interview was aired on thursday November 7, 1963.

 

[Vince Evert]

[New 8mm] The Beatles - Live at Washington Coliseum, Washington D.C.

this is a new home movie of the Beatles' first US show at the Washington Coliseum in Washington D.C. on February 11th, 1964. This appeared somewhat recently on the Producers Library website, so diehard fan, AdamBound has synced the Beatles' portion of the film. Enjoy!