Seems to me that the only Bacharach idea here is not one Bacharach wd use in this song, but one he did use in Bond Street, because it worked for that song and for the movie for which it was written (Casino Royale).
So it seems like a Beatles song with a Bacharach sample from Bond Street.
Bacharach is the best arranger the world has ever seen. One has to be pretty much out of touch with reality to openly pretend to write arrangements as good as the ones he'd write.
Obviously this is "Ticket To Ride" and not "Day Tripper." I also don't think this was specifically intended to sound like the Burt Bacharach orchestra. If it had been, you'd be hearing a couple of muted trumpets instead of saxophones. This is merely a kitchy 60s arrangement of a Beatles tune.
@soonpeng Yes, he is superb melodist. This video will give no idea of this as it's just him arranging. But as a melodist he is most likely among the best from the last 50 years.
I only thought i heard ticket to ride..so i was expecting a mash up, but it ended up being pretty cool. Like a time warp...the 60's...and japanese like me...well, 1/2 of me!
Gads, this feels just like walking into a J.C. Penny's from 40 years ago.
Right down to the burnt-orange, avocado and dark brown block painting on the walls and the smell of polyester.
Shanawolfo1 1 week ago
Seems to me that the only Bacharach idea here is not one Bacharach wd use in this song, but one he did use in Bond Street, because it worked for that song and for the movie for which it was written (Casino Royale).
So it seems like a Beatles song with a Bacharach sample from Bond Street.
Bacharach is the best arranger the world has ever seen. One has to be pretty much out of touch with reality to openly pretend to write arrangements as good as the ones he'd write.
lvmfah 2 years ago
Lovely stuff! Very Austin Powers
oliverbayley1 3 years ago
really groovy
swampzoid 3 years ago
踊り手が揃ったら
みんなで踊ろう椰子の葉陰
AndrewHoyt128 3 years ago
Awesome :)
micr0cosm 4 years ago
But this is "Ticket To Ride"
micr0cosm 4 years ago 2
Obviously this is "Ticket To Ride" and not "Day Tripper." I also don't think this was specifically intended to sound like the Burt Bacharach orchestra. If it had been, you'd be hearing a couple of muted trumpets instead of saxophones. This is merely a kitchy 60s arrangement of a Beatles tune.
IDLERACER 4 years ago
agree...
gazuaman 3 years ago
Tsutsumi kyohei japan Best composer
soonpeng 4 years ago
@soonpeng Yes, he is superb melodist. This video will give no idea of this as it's just him arranging. But as a melodist he is most likely among the best from the last 50 years.
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Dedelef 4 years ago
Hello- can anybody tell me where to get this album?? I'm a big Burt Bacharach Fan - and this track was really great!
Nice greetings from Austria
scaasifun 4 years ago
Great Stuff! Top arrangement!
Major7thChordsLover 5 years ago
Oops...that was an open ended question...here it is again..like the nutley brass quartet playing ramones songs...i have a vinyl
madebutante 5 years ago
I only thought i heard ticket to ride..so i was expecting a mash up, but it ended up being pretty cool. Like a time warp...the 60's...and japanese like me...well, 1/2 of me!
madebutante 5 years ago
mainly Ticket To Ride, but like some great covers, we also hear "traces" of other songs like Hard Day's Night, Something, and other Beatles hits.
randyfx 5 years ago
It is indeed Ticket To Ride...
ElGoodo 5 years ago
I thought this was 'Ticket to Ride', not 'Day Tripper'? But cool anyway!
VivaLaGlam719 5 years ago
This is great!
bluesnaggletooth 5 years ago