Abbey Road 1969 (Polythene Pam) Double Tracked John's Vocals 0:00 - 0:45 (She Came In Through The Bathroom Window) Double Tracked Paul's Vocals 0:45 - 2:37 (Both) All Vocals 2:38 - 5:43 Backing Vocals 1 5:44 - 8:55 Backing Vocals 2 8:56 - 12:07 *Rui Here The Audio Is Muted/Blocked So You'll Need To View It Using The CZcams Link Sorry* czcams.com/video/pc2kqddYAHM/video.html Bass 12:08 - 15:16 Count In & Acoustic Guitar 15:17 - 18:31 Lead Guitar 18:32 - 21:41 Tambourine 21:42 - 22:33 Tambourine, Maracas And Cowbell 22:34 - 23:15 Drums 23:16 - 26:25 Personnel: John Lennon - Lead Vocals (Polythene Pam), Twelve-String Acoustic Guitar & Backing Vocals Paul McCartney - Harmony Vocals, Backing Vocals, Lead Vocals (She Came In Through The Bathroom Window) & Bass George Harrison - Backing Vocals & Lead Guitars Ringo Starr - Drums, Maracas & Cowbell Sorry Haven't Post In A Week I Have Assignments And Stuff Enjoy!
@@Peter64AD That is simply not possible since the original rhythm track already has the 12 String acoustic (played by John), the bass (played by Paul) AND the electric guitar in place. Ringo played the drums obviously, that leaves George for the electric guitar.
@@vaclavfokrej9643 John Lennon overdubed the guitar parts...a lot of you dummies think it was Harrison this is just another case of you idiots paying tribute to George when it's John song John's guitar playing.
@@revolution_rui30 Sadly some things in history aren't to be rewritten as such. If hypothetically they had stayed together, would that have saved John or George?
@@elirosen1391 Maybe, Because They Could Be Hanging Out, Doing Things Together And They Could Protect Each Other By Means Of George, Paul And Ringo Jumping On To Chapman And Beat Him Out, Or They Could Be In Different Places Where Chapman Couldn't Even Find Them (Specifically John), But When George Got Stabbed I Don't Think The Other 3 Lads Would Be Around, But Yeah I Think It Might've Save John And George.
@@revolution_rui30 honestly, I disagree. George died of cancer in 2001, and unless he had quit smoking, I dont think anything could have been done to change that. As for John, I can't imagine he was the healthiest either at the time of his death. He had a ton of emotional issues, and I feel like that would have significantly shortened his lifespan. Whatever the case, it is certain that we are all mortal beings on this planet, and the Beatles are no exception!
@@thomaspappalardo7589 that was my thinking too. Now I'm wondering, what amp did he use? See, I always thought he used the Twin Reverb. It has a bright sound. And indeed there is a ton of reverb on his part. The problem is, it doesn't break up as quickly as its lower-wattage counterparts. Plus on one of the earlier takes from the Abbey Road 50th Anniversary Deluxe Reissue, George's guitar has a dry sound. So now I'm leaning towards the white 1962 Bassman! What's your take on the mystery?
Hey Paul - its not allowed to lay down basstracks on one of historys most revered records while your trousers are unbuttoned....So many studiorules The Beatles broke at Abbey Road ..ey?
The only known guitar playing by a non-Beatle on a Beatles track was Eric Clapton on "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," and an unknown guitarist at the beginning of "The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill," which a loop from a Mellotron. The guitarist on the Mellotron loop is possibly an Australian named Eric Cook.
Abbey Road 1969
(Polythene Pam) Double Tracked John's Vocals 0:00 - 0:45
(She Came In Through The Bathroom Window) Double Tracked Paul's Vocals 0:45 - 2:37
(Both) All Vocals 2:38 - 5:43
Backing Vocals 1 5:44 - 8:55
Backing Vocals 2 8:56 - 12:07
*Rui Here The Audio Is Muted/Blocked So You'll Need To View It Using The CZcams Link Sorry*
czcams.com/video/pc2kqddYAHM/video.html
Bass 12:08 - 15:16
Count In & Acoustic Guitar 15:17 - 18:31
Lead Guitar 18:32 - 21:41
Tambourine 21:42 - 22:33
Tambourine, Maracas And Cowbell 22:34 - 23:15
Drums 23:16 - 26:25
Personnel:
John Lennon - Lead Vocals (Polythene Pam), Twelve-String Acoustic Guitar & Backing Vocals
Paul McCartney - Harmony Vocals, Backing Vocals, Lead Vocals (She Came In Through The Bathroom Window) & Bass
George Harrison - Backing Vocals & Lead Guitars
Ringo Starr - Drums, Maracas & Cowbell
Sorry Haven't Post In A Week I Have Assignments And Stuff
Enjoy!
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I just love listening to these isolated tracks. I always hear something new and admire their musicianship.
Harrison’s tone on whatever guitar he’s playing is great.
That's John playing the guitar parts.....
@@Peter64AD That is simply not possible since the original rhythm track already has the 12 String acoustic (played by John), the bass (played by Paul) AND the electric guitar in place. Ringo played the drums obviously, that leaves George for the electric guitar.
@@vaclavfokrej9643 John Lennon overdubed the guitar parts...a lot of you dummies think it was Harrison this is just another case of you idiots paying tribute to George when it's John song John's guitar playing.
It's the rosewood tele.
@@darthreasonable869 Yep, which makes it George playing, too, not John.
And no auto tune, those harmonies are so smooth!!
Something about Johns acoustic on Bathroom Window just leaves me in such awe…
Most solid drums by Ringo on these tracks.
Starting around 7:55 great rythmn track - Sounds like a bullwhip - I've always really liked that
McCartney's bass and vocals are....WOW
Those isolated toms sound fantastic!
Ringo sounding a little Moonish on Bathroom Window. I never realised before.
WOW RINGO !!!❤
Great song once again. Wow and the bedroom window too. Beatles wow! Wow i love the drums.
Abbey Road seriously has their best back up vocals ever.
God I love this song.
Ringo did a great job for the song.
Ringo. Just great. Banging shite outta them skins. 👊🏻
these isolations make me only appreciate Ringo more.
Great
Thank You DLD2!
John sure played the shit out of that 12-sting 😂
This sounds like probably the last time the four boys ever had fun together!
Yep It Sounds Like It, It Would Be Great If They Didn't Broke Up, Thanks For Watching!
@@revolution_rui30 Sadly some things in history aren't to be rewritten as such. If hypothetically they had stayed together, would that have saved John or George?
@@elirosen1391 Maybe, Because They Could Be Hanging Out, Doing Things Together And They Could Protect Each Other By Means Of George, Paul And Ringo Jumping On To Chapman And Beat Him Out, Or They Could Be In Different Places Where Chapman Couldn't Even Find Them (Specifically John), But When George Got Stabbed I Don't Think The Other 3 Lads Would Be Around, But Yeah I Think It Might've Save John And George.
@@revolution_rui30 honestly, I disagree. George died of cancer in 2001, and unless he had quit smoking, I dont think anything could have been done to change that. As for John, I can't imagine he was the healthiest either at the time of his death. He had a ton of emotional issues, and I feel like that would have significantly shortened his lifespan. Whatever the case, it is certain that we are all mortal beings on this planet, and the Beatles are no exception!
@@elirosen1391 Hmm, Come To Think Of It Yeaa, But George Got Stabbed OwO
OMG, RINGO for the win!
16:00 reminds me of Magic Bus by the Who
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Muito foda...genial!
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Why is it the drums seem to fade in and out in George's guitar track?
Hmmmm Probably The Mic Picks Up Ringo's Drums
@@revolution_rui30 I know that. But why they keep fading and coming back in unless, perhaps, they re-recorded some of George's licks?
@@elirosen1391 I think that’s exactly what happened.
@@thomaspappalardo7589 that was my thinking too. Now I'm wondering, what amp did he use? See, I always thought he used the Twin Reverb. It has a bright sound. And indeed there is a ton of reverb on his part. The problem is, it doesn't break up as quickly as its lower-wattage counterparts. Plus on one of the earlier takes from the Abbey Road 50th Anniversary Deluxe Reissue, George's guitar has a dry sound. So now I'm leaning towards the white 1962 Bassman! What's your take on the mystery?
@@elirosen1391 I’m unfortunately not an expert on amps. Maybe there was a Vox lying around?
And the piano and electric piano played By Paul in the two songs?
And where exactly is the piano part?
Epic
3:49 Oh look out! Here sh-
presumably Here she comes! Too bad it overlapped.
you left out the big buildup into She Came In Through.....
Hey Paul - its not allowed to lay down basstracks on one of historys most revered records while your trousers are unbuttoned....So many studiorules The Beatles broke at Abbey Road ..ey?
Lead guitar on Bathroom window, was it Glen Campbell?
The only known guitar playing by a non-Beatle on a Beatles track was Eric Clapton on "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," and an unknown guitarist at the beginning of "The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill," which a loop from a Mellotron. The guitarist on the Mellotron loop is possibly an Australian named Eric Cook.
No!
George was channeling a few of Chet Atkins' hot licks throughout the whole album.
It sounds like John is singing "She's killer diller when she's dressed to the hilt." I was hoping the lyric was "jacked to the hilt." Oh well.
Always thought it was “She skiddilydiddily when she jackelton kilt”
Why ?