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John's voice is distinct, yet powerful in this masterpiece, and the harmonica hits you right on the sweet spot.
I am sorry guys that I posted this video a bit later than usual, it was for last week's weekly Beatles cover. I am so fed up with schoolwork, and concerning stuff going on in my life, and I just seem to can't be bothered to put much effort into my covers these days...
For filming my video, I had to shoot some scenes with difficult angles, but due to limited space in my studio, I had to place my camera in the furthest position in my studio possible while capturing all the required clips. However, the camera was still positioned a bit too close to the subject, which didn't achieve my desired outcome. Despite this, the results look pretty good considering the small size of my studio and the limitations it poses. This also contributes to why I've been delaying this cover for a few days... :(
So I should've posted 2 mid-Beatles covers before working on this one, but a trip out of town went on the way, and it is delayed till August. I've been working on it since late April, but can't be bothered to fix it all off due to difficulty trying to mix bass in Studio One.
Back to the main page guys, even tho this masterpiece is primarily written by John Lennon, this song also showcases Paul's bass skills, John's harmonica skills and George's guitar skills. Some interesting tidbits I found are George doesn't seem to play much in the song, just the two choruses in the song and the solo, and Ringo's drumming is really simple here, a perfect groove for beginner drummers to start with. Oh, and not to mention, the harmonica is borrowed from the original version.
Guitars and bass recorded by me, drums by Ryohei Kanayama and harmonica by John Lennon (only audio)
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