The Beatles - Old Brown Shoe

way better then the ballad of john and yoko, george and ringo rock

@chupatelo11 really? where did you hear that? (ps i'm not doubting you, i'm just interested)

GREAT .

quality tune way up there with any Macca Lennon song ,tappin' m' foot right now !!

@piratecaspica surprising fact about this song. George actually started the chord sequences to this song on piano

i think of all the songs this one is their most futuristic song. it still sounds amazing. especialy the "so glad you came, now we'll all be the same"

It was the 'b' side to 'Ballad of John and Yoko' (1969)...amongst the best of the Beatle's obscure tracks..i.e. 'Hey Bulldog, 'You Know My Name', 'Rain', 'Leave My Kitten Alone',...I could go on but it's my bedtime.

"The live instruments were drums (Ringo), lead guitar and vocals (George), jangle piano (Paul) and rhythm guitar (John). ..........George also re-taped his lead vocal, huddled into as mall corner of the studio to lend a tight but natural echo.The song's highly distinctive and impressive bass sound was actually a fine combination of matching lead and bass guitar notes played by George and Paul."

Source:
The Complete Beatles Recording Sessions
Mark Lewisohn (1989)

I thought the sa,me for about 20 years until 1991 when I got the interview (George Harrison) text & video, where he clarifies the situation. To make the story short: George Plays bass on this song. I've been doing this for years (explaining to the Beatles fan what really happened).

@chupatelo11
Thanks for the for the updated info.