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In the credits at the end, Ian Anderson is listed as Producer. Is this Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull? Regardless, this is a great video. Johnny for the Rock Hall Of Fame!

You capture Johnny's spirit, great job...

Does it have an x-ray viewing option?

If I had a band, we'd play great shit like this. And early Beatles. Rock & roll...

This is wonderful! Ringo always added to the music and never hurt it, and you capture his playing and spirit like a pro.This is a great Beatle song, even with McCartney's annoying bass line...

@awlawla I've had worse.

We rescued Oscar from a miserable life12 1/2 years ago (he's 14 now) and he rescued us from a Basset-less life. Bless the Bassets, everywhere!

America has jumped the shark.

Great song with Brian Wilson, love the Beach Boy harmonies....

This song needs more cowbell.

@TheBlackWhirlies Ray is great! A staple of the Mothers that is always overlooked, he had a great sense of timing and fun and was very soulful. I saw more FZ shows with him during this stretch of time than with anyone else. There was only one Frank Zappa and I miss his commentary on life. We need...

I have been listening to this great song since its release in 1970 and this as soulful a rendition as I've ever heard. Beautiful, and thanks...

Stan Laurel at the 1:28 mark? And where did the video come from, ntscplaybackonpaltv ? If you made it I want to shake your hand, then run away as fast as I can...

Great power trio of Lennon, Ringo and Klaus Voormann. This song is a slap at everything John was "supposed" to be producing and recording, and I think they had fun making it. I've loved John's music since '64, and I'd love to hear THIS on the radio just once instead of 'Imagine'.

Spinozza's lead is so good... thanks again, Johnny

@phreaker92 1973

Magic.

Whenever I hear this I feel like that Gretsch is playing just for me.

Fuck you Bono. Dig a hole and bury your ego, you douchebag.

George's inspired playing brings me such joy. My fave Beatle song...Lennon was pure genius here

@kangalic Absolutely! Unfortunately John wasn't feeling like he wanted to be part of things at this point in time. This would have been a great Beatle song...

'Can't You Hear Me Knocking' came out flying - I just found the tuning and the riff and started to swing it and Charlie picked up on it just like that, and we're thinking, hey, this is some groove. So it was smiles all around. For a guitar player it's no big deal to play, the chopping, staccato b...