quote:I'm pretty sure Neil gets custom Matons.
This is it yes? .. Same model as seen here being played by Tommy Emanuel

quote:I'm pretty sure Neil gets custom Matons.
quote:'Not the Girl'' is the one for me.
quote:Originally posted by Martine:
"Now We're Getting Somewhere" has ALWAYS reminded me of a combination of George's "Everybody's Tryin to be my Baby" and Ringo's "Honey Don't"
I just go straight to those songs in my head whenever I hear NWGS, so Carl Perkin-ish/George Harrisongs-ish.
Perhaps not lyrically or even musically, but the same swing
quote:Originally posted by Fluffee Duckee
the words at the beginning of "Love you till the day I die" and the entire "There goes God" reminds me of .... some bible bashers I ran into once
quote:Originally posted by BART:
Pineapple Head V (god there I go again when 'and' would do) Norwegian Wood.
Apologies if this was suggested earlier but I haven't got time to wade through 4 pages - supposed to be doing online banking but got sidetracked. TMI.
quote:Originally posted by stuartjb:
I always think It's only Natural would fit nicely on Rubber Soul.
Only in the sound of the piano, and maybe how Neil's voice is processed. Not the song itself.quote:Originally posted by thepearls42:
Never realy liked the comparison as I think CH songs are better, but must admit there is a teeny tiny bit of 'Imagine' in 'Pour le Monde'Anyone else hear that?
quote:Originally posted by Beajai:quote:Originally posted by BART:
Pineapple Head V (god there I go again when 'and' would do) Norwegian Wood.
Apologies if this was suggested earlier but I haven't got time to wade through 4 pages - supposed to be doing online banking but got sidetracked. TMI.
I did suggest this back on page 2, but it's really nice to have somebody agree with me at last!![]()
quote:Originally posted by adidasman:
A big part of what makes "Not the Girl..." sound Beatlesque has nothing to do with the song - it's the double-tracked vocal. The Beatles were very fond of that technique, especially John, so I think many of us equate that vocal sound with the Fab Four. That's not to say that the song doesn't have Beatles elements - virtually all pop music does - but that's why this particular track sounds more overt than others.
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