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[jtj]

It’s so great to see young dudes diggin on the Beatles.
It’s hard to overstate their place in history.

[jjvermeer]

"Ringo had it easy, but it sounds great." You gave the perfect description of Ringo. He just played what the song needed. Nothing more, nothing less. All the best guys.

[JoeSmith-eyxp]

Ringo is at the same time the most famous drummer of all time and the most underrated.

[z-man]

My boy Ringo made it sound easy, but he was doin' stuff no other drummers were doin'. He was extremely innovative, yet never, ever got out of the pocket. Consummate professional.

[jims]

If you're doing the full album, the medley HAS to be reacted to as one piece. Enjoy the ride fellas!

[darrylbennett]

Guys, Abbey Road is a perfect record. Enjoy the ride!
Billy Preston was on keys I believe.

[billc.]

It’s all about Ringo Starr on the drums. 2 kicks on the foot pedal, some flams on the hi-hat then fill on the toms. And he covered his toms with cloth so they’re muted. Brilliant ! Most drummers would approach the drumming in this song very straightforward. So good

[kenlawless]

The Beatles entire recording career was about six years. In that time, they recorded all of their early pop songs, the transitional albums "Revolver" and "Rubber Soul", and their more modern albums. You don't even have to be a fan to understand what a phenomenal body of work this is in such a short period of time.

[johnhitchens]

Ringo is an amazing drummer. He has the feels

[g.e.]

It is TRULY enjoyable watching you guys dig dis stuff!

[koenjules]

As a heads-up, Abbey Road ends in a medley starting from You Never Give Me Your Money. You have to do it in one video to experience its complete greatness.

[georgetaxi]

I always get pissed when people piss on Ringo's drumming. Dude always serves song and constructs some of the coolest and most unique drums parts.

[willblood]

Y’all just started a great journey! Paul’s bass playing on this song and throughout the album is absolutely sublime 🔥

[franktrig]

That moment in history when four of just the right musicians "Come together" and create magic for a relatively short time though their catalog seems endless.

[Makai]

To this day, The Beatles are my all-time favorite band. The Beatles provided the template for the modern rock band. Every band since has been influenced in some way, shape or form, by The Beatles.

[markdrechsler]

Yep. Ringo is underrated as a drummer. He may not be the flashiest, or the most technical, but he’s got the feel, and he’s got restraint when it’s called for. This song really shows off his skills.

[gs]

Actually, it was Paul McCartney on electric piano on this one. I, too, thought it was Billy Preston, but Paul is an excellent pianist as well as bass player. Billy did play on Abbey Road, adding an organ to both Something and She's So Heavy. The reason they needed Billy on the Let It Be sessions (now redubbed the Get Back sessions by Peter Jackson) was because they not only did the Rooftop concert live, but the recording sessions were also live. And until Billy arrived to visit them (they knew each other from the Hamburg days when Billy played keys for Little Richard when he was like 14), George or John would have to play bass and neither one enjoyed it or were particularly good at it. My favorite part of the Get Back documentary is when Billy visits them at the recording studio, with no idea the Beatles were looking for a keyboard player. So, John just springs it on him right away and asks him if he would like to play on their album and be part of the film. Preston's reaction is like hell, yes and he sets down to join them on Don't Let Me Down and 10 seconds in, the smiling grin Paul gives Billy is priceless and his seal of approval. When they get done with the song, John looks at Preston and simply says "you're part of the group".

[jeraldkimball]

Paul is on Bass also comes in with singing with John.

[eximusic]

Evidence that Ringo was a genius drummer and Paul a genius bass player. And Paul was John's best background vocalist. Great synergy. Paul was on the keyboard. The entire album is amazing.

[tonyherrera]

The Beatles…they were The Game Changer. Hands down the Best rock band ever. End of story…