In the video you'll hear them soloing the individual tracks from the song, and then Dhani unmutes a guitar solo from George that wasn't included in the final track. As they marvel at it, you then also hear a Minimoog part that wasn't included as well.
Both of these parts are great in that they're performed well and add a lot to the song, but a producer's job is to sometimes pull in the reigns and say, "Enough" and not include a part because it takes a song in a different direct. George M obviously did that, and these parts were lost for decades before they were uncovered in this BBC documentary.
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1 comment:
Seen this clip before. But it's very cool and worth watching again.
On minor nit-picky point: it wasn't a Minimoog. According to "The Beatles Gear" by Andy Babiuk, they used a Moog IIIp, one of the bigger modular synthesizers, on that album. The Minimoog didn't come out until 1970.
Anyway, thanks for sharing this. Always enjoy your blog.
-Mark
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