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How inspiring! Good job, everyone. The kids ARE heroes. Fantastic!

I still can't believe how complicated this bass line is, and how funky it is! You are awesome. That sliding part in the chorus ("You can talk to me") is so unexpected

but foreshadows the incredible Rickenbacher playing on the White Album. Now I can't listen to this song without hearing the bas...

Am I wrong or is John playing the bass in "Something?"

If I could come back in another life as another person, I think I would choose Sir George Martin; he was there at the inception of all these classics, literally listening to music being revolutionized. This is proof. That first glimpse of the song on McCartney's demo reminds me of John's earlie...

Wow. Don't stop. This is fabulous.

R.I.P. Gary...I imagine you are playing with John and George elsewhere. I live next to an outdoor venue where 1964 has played many times and our whole neighbourhood comes out to greet them. Thank you, Gary, and all of 1964. You are truly amazing and an inspiration.

The Beatles are the musical equivalent to Shakespeare; their music endures and will continue to endure from generation to generation as they rediscovered. They are eternal voice of youthful exuberance.

Pure magic.

Man, this is just sooo good. You can easily hear how this version affected the writers of "Across the Universe." When Otis hits those high notes, the effect is indescribable.

Even though it's not Christmas, this song speaks to me about the spirit of Christmas that we all need each day of the year. Thanks for posting.

I think John's problem is that he had an answer, but it was too powerful and terrifying for the world to accept. What was it? Peace. I love the fact that he wrote this and recorded here the very same day. This, like "Imagine," carries his main message...come on, people, have common sense - we...

I love this. I can also hear those whippoorwills echoing this far and wide, wherever true love, a beat up harmonica, and an ear for the blues exist.

I think this poem shows how intricately woven Shakespeare's heart was, for the words feed on each other. How beautiful! I really enjoyed your amazing voice - one of the best I've heard, so filled with understanding and music.

I agree that the fellow doing John sounds better than Lennon did singing this live! Fantastic sound.

This is truly amazing! Great sound, Mr. Soundman! They add all the bells and whistles, and when the piano solo goes a little off, I love the way he extends his arms out, brushing it off. I loved this!

Love seeing these dreamscapes and getting a glimpse of what it would have been like to see the Beatles recording and performing these amazing songs!

One of my favourites...everything is so crisp. I noticed George does sit down in most of the videos - I believe it's because he sat down to do his solos when recording. Hey, it worked!

Thanks for posting this. The sound is perfect. What a beautiful rendering of an Bealtes absolute classic (listen to that incredible solo by George and Ringo's interesting drum rolls and fills, Paul's soul-searching bass, and John's VOICE!).

Very Beatlesque bass...nice harmonies...reminds me of Crowded House too...great chorus.

There are poets and there are musicians, then there are those rare individuals, like Neil, who are both.

Great drumming. Go, Mickey!

You place a fish in water and it is in its element - give Wooten a bass and WOW!

I agree about 2:13!!!

I just read Victor's absolutely amazing book, "The Music Lesson," and now to see these clips! Thank you, Victor. You are an incredible inspiraton and leading the pack as to the appreciation of what music really is.

Talk about a unique style! Fabulous.

The dynamics are so ingrained in this piece. I love it.

That last piece is truly haunting - I felt like I was on a magic carpet. Greatly enjoyed.

I am not sure why I cried when I saw this video. The Beatles created a universe of different sounds, and it seems fitting that NASA shares this with the universe itself.

I really enjoyed hearing this! Thanks for posting.

TASA is definitely a musical "experience." The tabla, bass, and percussion are an organic unit. The bansuri flute is ethereal and the sarangi seems to lift the piece into an other world entirely. Great video.

Fantastic!

I just stumbled upon this tonight! I love it. Sarah, you have one of the most beautiful voices I've ever heard. I was so proud of you...

I really love the confident/strident rhythm guitar you have in this, and the bass is fantastic with its pulsing rhythm.

Great job!

Fab -ulous! You guys fill in such a huge gap for me. I love these songs. Lennon and McCartney were geniuses, and you have taken their throwaways and turned them back into the gold they were meant to be.

This was an inspired write and I could feel the emotion break through, especially when you talk about the other person helping you believe in who you really want to be. I like the guitar work, especially when you reach the F chord and then go to an minor chord instead of the expected G. Your vo...

I kept imagining myself in a medieval manor house while Amy sang...hauntingly beautiful.

I adore this video! Where is this? Farmer would be exceedingly pleased.

This is incredible. What a joyous sound!