I realize that Don’t let me down was written with Yoko in mind or whatever, but I can’t help but consider the call and response that runs between John and Paul’s songs, always feeding off of each other, and wonder if it also has something to do with Paul too.
And that’s why they were the Beatles.
I was very disappointed with the omission because LIB cost a lot of money back then. Dont let me down is about the love John and Cynthia (his first wife during early bealtes)shared. Great singing, great harmonies, great bass, great piano, great guitar, great drumming, emotions, one of my favourite parts of any Beatles song (“I’m in love for the first time…”) – what more can you ask for?! As Lennon later replied the critics, the tapes Spector got to to work which was actually shit (at least his own contributions?) It’s E, E, E, C# … E , E, E, B. The C-section melody has similarities with the middle part melody in Lennon´s No Reply. "Don't Let Me Down" is a song by the English rock band the Beatles, recorded in 1969 during the Let It Be sessions. I guess that was the reason. I found copy of the “Get Back” (aka “Let it Be”) book from the box set in the movie theater where I’d gone to see the film. George’s guitar riff in this song was so far ahead of his time… He was incredible. That is why he is in prison. The band Garbage performed a tongue-in-cheek version of this song to mark the opening of the newly-elected Scottish Parliament in 1999 in Edinburgh (Garbage's singer, Shirley Manson, is from the city). Is that John singing a John song? The Beatles Bible uses cookies to bring you a better browsing experience. Not without proof that he’s singing on the single. Spector also butcherd “Across the Universe” and “The Long and Winding Road” with his overproduction. This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. thread, Recording, mixing, editing: I Am The Walrus, Flying.
Just wondering. /* TFP - lyricinterpretations */ If you listen to the ’69 rehearsals, you can clearly see how Paul really loved this song, and had George doing backup vocals, which almost made it sound like one of Paul’s. ? ooooh boy, these are both good. “it’s a love that had no past.” and a voice in the background can be faintly heard saying, “any past”. my favorite element of this song is George’s guitar lines during the verse (ie right after the line “I guess nobody every really loved me”) – the cascading notes George plays have a Japanese tonality to them which is very cool since of course it’s about Yoko. Phil Spector totally ruined the Let It Be album, and one of his massive blunders was not including this song. song: "Don't Let Me Down", "Don't Let Me Down" was recorded at the same Apple Studios sessions that produced the a-side of this single, "Get Back," but was also rehearsed on January 2-3, 6-10, 22-23, and 28-29, and also performed during the "rooftop concert" on the roof of Apple Studios on January 30.
I will of course bow to your decision. One of the things I love about the album is that John appears to be experimenting with a slightly distorted rhythm guitar; possibly a Dave Davies trick with his speaker slashing or just a louder volume. If he’s there, he’s almost inaudible, but I believe he can be heard very faintly at certain points. Great John Lennon heart felt plea to Yoko.I love The Beatles singing this on the rooftop in the “Let It Be” film.Lennon’s vocal is amazing and despite all the differences between he and Paul McCartney you can still see all the magic working between them. But not for murdering the “Let it Be” LP.
I realize that Don’t let me down was written with Yoko in mind or whatever, but I can’t help but consider the call and response that runs between John and Paul’s songs, always feeding off of each other, and wonder if it also has something to do with Paul too.
And that’s why they were the Beatles.
I was very disappointed with the omission because LIB cost a lot of money back then. Dont let me down is about the love John and Cynthia (his first wife during early bealtes)shared. Great singing, great harmonies, great bass, great piano, great guitar, great drumming, emotions, one of my favourite parts of any Beatles song (“I’m in love for the first time…”) – what more can you ask for?! As Lennon later replied the critics, the tapes Spector got to to work which was actually shit (at least his own contributions?) It’s E, E, E, C# … E , E, E, B. The C-section melody has similarities with the middle part melody in Lennon´s No Reply. "Don't Let Me Down" is a song by the English rock band the Beatles, recorded in 1969 during the Let It Be sessions. I guess that was the reason. I found copy of the “Get Back” (aka “Let it Be”) book from the box set in the movie theater where I’d gone to see the film. George’s guitar riff in this song was so far ahead of his time… He was incredible. That is why he is in prison. The band Garbage performed a tongue-in-cheek version of this song to mark the opening of the newly-elected Scottish Parliament in 1999 in Edinburgh (Garbage's singer, Shirley Manson, is from the city). Is that John singing a John song? The Beatles Bible uses cookies to bring you a better browsing experience. Not without proof that he’s singing on the single. Spector also butcherd “Across the Universe” and “The Long and Winding Road” with his overproduction. This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. thread, Recording, mixing, editing: I Am The Walrus, Flying.
Just wondering. /* TFP - lyricinterpretations */ If you listen to the ’69 rehearsals, you can clearly see how Paul really loved this song, and had George doing backup vocals, which almost made it sound like one of Paul’s. ? ooooh boy, these are both good. “it’s a love that had no past.” and a voice in the background can be faintly heard saying, “any past”. my favorite element of this song is George’s guitar lines during the verse (ie right after the line “I guess nobody every really loved me”) – the cascading notes George plays have a Japanese tonality to them which is very cool since of course it’s about Yoko. Phil Spector totally ruined the Let It Be album, and one of his massive blunders was not including this song. song: "Don't Let Me Down", "Don't Let Me Down" was recorded at the same Apple Studios sessions that produced the a-side of this single, "Get Back," but was also rehearsed on January 2-3, 6-10, 22-23, and 28-29, and also performed during the "rooftop concert" on the roof of Apple Studios on January 30.
I will of course bow to your decision. One of the things I love about the album is that John appears to be experimenting with a slightly distorted rhythm guitar; possibly a Dave Davies trick with his speaker slashing or just a louder volume. If he’s there, he’s almost inaudible, but I believe he can be heard very faintly at certain points. Great John Lennon heart felt plea to Yoko.I love The Beatles singing this on the rooftop in the “Let It Be” film.Lennon’s vocal is amazing and despite all the differences between he and Paul McCartney you can still see all the magic working between them. But not for murdering the “Let it Be” LP.
I realize that Don’t let me down was written with Yoko in mind or whatever, but I can’t help but consider the call and response that runs between John and Paul’s songs, always feeding off of each other, and wonder if it also has something to do with Paul too.
And that’s why they were the Beatles.
I was very disappointed with the omission because LIB cost a lot of money back then. Dont let me down is about the love John and Cynthia (his first wife during early bealtes)shared. Great singing, great harmonies, great bass, great piano, great guitar, great drumming, emotions, one of my favourite parts of any Beatles song (“I’m in love for the first time…”) – what more can you ask for?! As Lennon later replied the critics, the tapes Spector got to to work which was actually shit (at least his own contributions?) It’s E, E, E, C# … E , E, E, B. The C-section melody has similarities with the middle part melody in Lennon´s No Reply. "Don't Let Me Down" is a song by the English rock band the Beatles, recorded in 1969 during the Let It Be sessions. I guess that was the reason. I found copy of the “Get Back” (aka “Let it Be”) book from the box set in the movie theater where I’d gone to see the film. George’s guitar riff in this song was so far ahead of his time… He was incredible. That is why he is in prison. The band Garbage performed a tongue-in-cheek version of this song to mark the opening of the newly-elected Scottish Parliament in 1999 in Edinburgh (Garbage's singer, Shirley Manson, is from the city). Is that John singing a John song? The Beatles Bible uses cookies to bring you a better browsing experience. Not without proof that he’s singing on the single. Spector also butcherd “Across the Universe” and “The Long and Winding Road” with his overproduction. This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. thread, Recording, mixing, editing: I Am The Walrus, Flying.
Just wondering. /* TFP - lyricinterpretations */ If you listen to the ’69 rehearsals, you can clearly see how Paul really loved this song, and had George doing backup vocals, which almost made it sound like one of Paul’s. ? ooooh boy, these are both good. “it’s a love that had no past.” and a voice in the background can be faintly heard saying, “any past”. my favorite element of this song is George’s guitar lines during the verse (ie right after the line “I guess nobody every really loved me”) – the cascading notes George plays have a Japanese tonality to them which is very cool since of course it’s about Yoko. Phil Spector totally ruined the Let It Be album, and one of his massive blunders was not including this song. song: "Don't Let Me Down", "Don't Let Me Down" was recorded at the same Apple Studios sessions that produced the a-side of this single, "Get Back," but was also rehearsed on January 2-3, 6-10, 22-23, and 28-29, and also performed during the "rooftop concert" on the roof of Apple Studios on January 30.
I will of course bow to your decision. One of the things I love about the album is that John appears to be experimenting with a slightly distorted rhythm guitar; possibly a Dave Davies trick with his speaker slashing or just a louder volume. If he’s there, he’s almost inaudible, but I believe he can be heard very faintly at certain points. Great John Lennon heart felt plea to Yoko.I love The Beatles singing this on the rooftop in the “Let It Be” film.Lennon’s vocal is amazing and despite all the differences between he and Paul McCartney you can still see all the magic working between them. But not for murdering the “Let it Be” LP.
It had nothing to do with his murdering of the “Let it Be” LP. also, thank you rick for always hlpeing me find new music, both directly and indirectly.
I have never listened to Let it be Naked to give my opinion. lovely song with a true and basic meaning i think the words don’t let me down where to Yoko to tell him that he himself had really stepped out of line in this song and that his vulnerability was really showing and so yoko must not let him down i think it was a cry for help…. You mean the part where Lennon sings. The don't let me down part I imagine is about him putting all his stock in this first love and doesn't want her to let it end or in other words let him down.
One of the most beautiful songs I’ve ever heard. As far as I know the box set was a UK-only release, issued by Apple and distributed by EMI.
On 11 April 1969, Apple Records released "Get Back" as a single in the UK, paired with "Don't Let Me Down" on the B-side. Ringo’s drumming in this song is awesome.
I realize that Don’t let me down was written with Yoko in mind or whatever, but I can’t help but consider the call and response that runs between John and Paul’s songs, always feeding off of each other, and wonder if it also has something to do with Paul too.
And that’s why they were the Beatles.
I was very disappointed with the omission because LIB cost a lot of money back then. Dont let me down is about the love John and Cynthia (his first wife during early bealtes)shared. Great singing, great harmonies, great bass, great piano, great guitar, great drumming, emotions, one of my favourite parts of any Beatles song (“I’m in love for the first time…”) – what more can you ask for?! As Lennon later replied the critics, the tapes Spector got to to work which was actually shit (at least his own contributions?) It’s E, E, E, C# … E , E, E, B. The C-section melody has similarities with the middle part melody in Lennon´s No Reply. "Don't Let Me Down" is a song by the English rock band the Beatles, recorded in 1969 during the Let It Be sessions. I guess that was the reason. I found copy of the “Get Back” (aka “Let it Be”) book from the box set in the movie theater where I’d gone to see the film. George’s guitar riff in this song was so far ahead of his time… He was incredible. That is why he is in prison. The band Garbage performed a tongue-in-cheek version of this song to mark the opening of the newly-elected Scottish Parliament in 1999 in Edinburgh (Garbage's singer, Shirley Manson, is from the city). Is that John singing a John song? The Beatles Bible uses cookies to bring you a better browsing experience. Not without proof that he’s singing on the single. Spector also butcherd “Across the Universe” and “The Long and Winding Road” with his overproduction. This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. thread, Recording, mixing, editing: I Am The Walrus, Flying.
Just wondering. /* TFP - lyricinterpretations */ If you listen to the ’69 rehearsals, you can clearly see how Paul really loved this song, and had George doing backup vocals, which almost made it sound like one of Paul’s. ? ooooh boy, these are both good. “it’s a love that had no past.” and a voice in the background can be faintly heard saying, “any past”. my favorite element of this song is George’s guitar lines during the verse (ie right after the line “I guess nobody every really loved me”) – the cascading notes George plays have a Japanese tonality to them which is very cool since of course it’s about Yoko. Phil Spector totally ruined the Let It Be album, and one of his massive blunders was not including this song. song: "Don't Let Me Down", "Don't Let Me Down" was recorded at the same Apple Studios sessions that produced the a-side of this single, "Get Back," but was also rehearsed on January 2-3, 6-10, 22-23, and 28-29, and also performed during the "rooftop concert" on the roof of Apple Studios on January 30.
I will of course bow to your decision. One of the things I love about the album is that John appears to be experimenting with a slightly distorted rhythm guitar; possibly a Dave Davies trick with his speaker slashing or just a louder volume. If he’s there, he’s almost inaudible, but I believe he can be heard very faintly at certain points. Great John Lennon heart felt plea to Yoko.I love The Beatles singing this on the rooftop in the “Let It Be” film.Lennon’s vocal is amazing and despite all the differences between he and Paul McCartney you can still see all the magic working between them. But not for murdering the “Let it Be” LP.
