1. The vocal is very in tune, which can't always be said for vocals from this era.
2. You'll hear the nice Abbey Road Studios reverb all around the vocal, which is very mellow sounding due to the EQ they used.
3. The vocal double on the B section isn't too close. This could have been because it was either another take, or they just didn't care much about getting it close.
4. Listen for Harrison singing the guitar solo almost note for note. Doesn't this contradict a passage in engineer Geoff Emerick's book that states that Harrison played both the guitar solo and the vocal at the same time on the last track available? You can hear the guitar solo was already recorded from the headphone leakage.
5. The harmonies, as with all Beatle harmonies, is gorgeous even though it's only two part. Sometimes it's with Harrison himself, sometimes with Paul McCartney.
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11 comments:
I think that's Paul singing the solo. bi
I believe it's Paul who sings the solo, not George.
i think its Paul singing the solo... dont think george got to that higher range quite like Paul did.
Pretty sure that's Paul singing over the solo . . may explain the discrepancy?
I think that's paul singing the guitar solo?
Love it, thanks for posting! One comment... that sounded like Paul vocalizing the guitar solo, not George, no? That would be a nice little tidbit since it would show how excited Paul was about the song--he certainly lauded it back in the day as maybe the best song on the album, if memory serves.
Might be Paul singing/mimicking the guitar solo after it had already cut by George. Sounds more like Paul, and would've been his way of expressing approval and encouragement to George.
That's McCartney scatting the guitar solo.
Isn't that Paul singing along with the solo?
Pretty sure that's Ringo singing over the solo.
The Beatles, absolute magic every single time and George's best song while with them.
Yes, Geoff Emerick is still correct (if anyone would know for certain, who else would it be?) it's definitely Paul vocalizing George's guitar solo because one can clearly hear Paul's vibrato on some ending notes. George never sang with vibrato.
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