John Lennon - Do The Oz скачать видео бесплатно

felix bay

I like it, the true spirit of john

Marty Howe

Too bad he didn't repeat the title of the song more often.

Gary Fletcher

Unclejuniorsoprano ,your mind is fu##ed up beyond compare. Yoko made John! You couldn't be wading more deep in bull#### if you tried!!

DerekBayRoberts1

John & Yoko's version of the Hokey Pokey.

Graeme Bennett

I can't believe I'd never heard this before. That's by far my favorite Yoko vocal! Thanks for posting. I learned about it while reading Paul Du Noyer's book, John Lennon: The Stories Behind Every Song, 1970-1980.

Helen Kelly

Didn't like it at all.

Rand Kelly

It's Heavy Metal for Lennon. I love this one way more than the flip side. I also think Yoko sounds awesome with an echo machine,too bad nobody thought of that back in 1969. 1971,so would this be Alan White on drums or Elephant's Memory?

Stephen Perteet

Classic..

John Katsigiannis

“Do the Oz”, a rare recording of John Lennon and Yoko Ono, the b-side of a charity single written and recorded in 1971 under the name Elastic Oz Band. The single was intended to raise money and awareness for Oz Magazine, which was facing obscenity charges in England..

Henk Debusschere

#XpansiO® _ "Akamas Auriga in horto ambulat. Sunt nobis mitia poma! Cui bono?"

Hunterflatz

Raw Lennon..very cool...yea

Vincent Leeds

Yoko dont sing, I dont know what to call it but itsa not singin in any way shape or form is it?

MyDreamside

first time i hear it!

aBoxfulOfVids

is there a version without Yoko screaming in my ears?

Suko Laynon

yoko's best vocals ever.

Rylie Spring

I am a HUGE John and Yoko fan, and I have NEVER heard of this. This is amazing. John is brilliant--and Yoko sounds so awesome! Love John, Love Yoko! <3 Thanks for posting this!

Zongadude

This is not the version released in 1971, this is the remix published in 2000 as a bonus track on "Plastic Ono Band". It is a remix that is considerably different.

PaulR

psychadelic rock?

Radoslav Dyner

The high pitch is made by John, influenced by Yoko the same way he was influenced by Stu Sutcliffe at that time in his life. Every hardcore Beatle fan could or can come to a conclusion John needed an unconditional creative partner. Stu was shitty on bass just like Yoko was mediocre with vocals, but both seemed to take part in his life on the stage no matter what. For the high pitch he hits, listen to the 8 mins of the Dig It recording, and it's the same high pitch that ends that jam with; "That

twinoak170

First time hearing this. John has me smiling again.

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