Something

The Beatles

Song: "Something (take 37)"

From: "Unsurpassed Masters Vol. 5"

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Beatles
• Bootleg
• Something

[msradx]

Paul did nothing but improve and improve and improve the Beatles until there was nothing left to improve.

The bass on this song is amazing and in all videos I've seen of George's songs, Paul seems to be the one playing on them and encouraging it. Paul played a great lead guitar on "Taxman" did he not?

I listen to Paul McCartney tunes in and out of the Beatles and they take my breath away. "Backseat of my Car" is a brilliant solo one.

Any 'Paul hate' is ridiculous. It's just ambition.

[KatyLennonXo]

People are allowed to have their own opionon on Paul McCartney. I personally went through a hate-Paul stage, but i'm over it. He was a valued member of the best band everrrrr..

[Outlander2015]

@msradx

Yes.

I am a huge fan of Wings....just shows that if the Beatles had remained intact those Wings tracks (while good) would have had that Beatles studio touch...along with all solo material from all

[tboar]

Are all the 'Paul wasn't that important' people aware of the basslines on I Want You (She's so Heavy) and Come Together?

oh and For No One

oh and Got to get you into my life

oh and.....

[ThatOneMusicGuy789]

lol: Take....... 37...."

[radioheadkids2]

@Edhallick lol

[radioheadkids2]

wow!!!

[czherrios6]

@msradx i'm going to have to disagree with all overall. Playing a great solo and making it are two different things, George made the solo. Paul just played it. Paul's songs are the most boring and catchy I think, although of course he is a great musician. Paul and John together is amazing.  I can't disagree with the bass comments, he's a great bassist. Paul was very money entertained, he bossed George around very much for royalties and such. John and George are the most important Beatles to me

[MacLenHarStar]

the organ sucks

[MATWrehearsals]

It's interesting here to also hear the Beatles jamming the riff from "Remember" which would eventually surface on John's "Plastic Ono Band" album.

[MATWrehearsals]

Paul's contribution to this song has always been underestimated, I think. There's a telling audio bootleg somewhere in which you can hear George asking Paul to help him develop the lyric. Although George had already written the tune, he only had the first line of lyric (which in turn had come from James Taylor) and he said he had been stuck for months, unsuccessfully trying to take it further.

[NaturalTVtm]

Amen!