Deconstructing The Beatles - You Never Give Me Your Money (Isolated Tracks)

Made with MVSEP, UVRonline. Mix used : MOGG, Atmos Mix* Patreon :   / rockbandstems   PayPal : https://www.paypal.com/donate/?busine... 0:00 Intro 0:09 Bass 3:20 Drums 6:31 George's lead guitar 10:21 John's rhythm guitar 13:10 George's guitar overdub 13:40 John's guitar overdub 16:08 Piano 20:08 "Out of college" piano at original speed 20:51 Tambourine 21:37 Tubular bells 21:53 Lead vocals 23:59 Backing vocals 25:49 Unused "Out of college" backing vocals 26:16 Vocals 29:47 Transition sound effects 30:55 Outro You Never Give Me Your Money opens what would become the Beatles' celebrated Abbey Road medley. Written by Paul McCartney, the song reflects the band's growing business frustrations, particularly their dealings with Allen Klein and the financial turmoil surrounding Apple. The song is divided into three distinct sections, which Paul identified by their opening lyrics: "You Never Give Me Your Money," "Out of College," and "One Sweet Dream." The first addresses the band's business disputes, the second nostalgically recalls the Beatles' early days, and the third shifts to a more optimistic outlook inspired by Paul's relationship with Linda. The idea for the medley began to take shape in April 1969, while Get Back was still the band's primary focus. In interviews, John even suggested that the long-form medley was originally intended to be part of the Get Back project. By then, he had already written "Polythene Pam" and "Mean Mr. Mustard," while Paul had developed the three sections of "You Never Give Me Your Money." Although recording on these songs began during this period, most of the medley had yet to be written or recorded, as the band was still working toward the proposed June deadline for Get Back. Recording of You Never Give Me Your Money began on May 6th, 1969, with Paul on piano and lead vocal, Ringo on drums, John on rhythm guitar, and George on lead guitar. After 36 takes, take 30 was selected as the foundation for the finished recording. During this session, Paul's piano was routed through a Leslie speaker, though this effect was ultimately omitted from the final mix. Throughout several sessions in July, the band gradually built up the arrangement. John and George double-tracked their guitar parts, Paul overdubbed a new bass line and re-recorded his lead vocal, Ringo added tambourine while the other three recorded the song's rich backing vocals, and Paul completed the second section with tubular bells. The song's ending, however, remained relatively undeveloped, concluding as a loose 12-bar blues jam. An early idea for the transition into Sun King involved holding an organ chord to bridge the two songs, but this was abandoned. Instead, on August 5th, Paul assembled a collage of tape loops, consisting primarily of birdsong, insects, and other nature sounds accompanied by wind chimes, creating the seamless transition heard on the finished album. Personnel John Lennon : Rhythm guitar, backing vocals Paul McCartney : Piano, bass, tubular bells, sound effects, vocals George Harrison : Lead guitar, backing vocals Ringo Starr : Drums, tambourine Thanks to my Patrons for supporting me : Con George, Jason W, Lautaro Hourcade, Sam Rose, BattleXGamer, Tilt Araiza, Jake Stratford, Cody McGrew, Eli Rosen, Julian, Jeff Chandler, Chris Dee, César Prieb, breakfastinfur, Cade, Thomas Howard, John Sturges, AV AI, Walter, Sam Cooke Fan Club, Tim Kim Ware, Mitch, Cyril Montreau, Zack O'Brien, Joakim Arnt Holmen, Andy Carne, Luis Carlos González Morales, Kam Chuen So, Arch Sigma Studios, Luis, Jesús Alberto Cortés Escobar, Evan Shenfield, Jens Langhans, Juan Esteban Garzón, Juandi Pava, Jeff Cardella, moondog, Ryan Yates, Ben Baker, beljeezee, Martin Zavala, Raymond Schillinger, Rezo Chikashua, Ethan Franklin, Eli Hess, PippenFTS, Justin Glibbery, Insert Generic Name, Nestor Martinez Bautista, J Da, Jayden, Kael Layton, shartmaster_420, Dan, JK, Junichi Semitsu, William Pérez, Jayden, Hei Tou Iu, Claire Winter, Noel Jnr, George Cellan, Mauricio Cardozo, Jonathon Campbell, Paul LaDue, Luke Becker, Casey Crisler, Jeff Davidson, Ian Fowles, Max Filesize, Yatter Glass, Pablo García, Patric Wicht, Declan Paxton, Riccardo Raimondi, Mychael Scott, TylerFG, elias, Jeremy, Gerardo Barajas, Grant Gerlach, Jonathan Stone, Jeremy, nosna, williams alves just, David Susnock, Keane 0 Warren, rainraincansee, Steve Pardo and Sean Breidenthal! Consider joining to gain access to exclusive deconstructions, to get your requests in and to get .FLAC downloads for every deconstruction! #beatles #thebeatles #johnlennon #paulmccartney #georgeharrison #ringostarr