The Beatles - "Savoy Truffle" Stereo Remaster скачать видео бесплатно

Funky Badgers Never Die!

A coffee dessert, yes, you know it's good news!

G. Brooks

coooooooooooool cherry cream!!!

ferguspuskas

all this for a box of Good News

mart acher

Not a big "commercial" hit but their genius shines though all the same. These lads were but in their 20s and putting out masterpieces of music at an unbelievable rate. Still the best.

Jim Tadeo

Excuse me while i go sideways

Cecilia Lux

Stasera si va a ballare! Sí, in camera, con lo stereo acceso, io e Fab4, super serata! Prendendo spunto da miss Mitty che ha mangiato troppo a pranzo, io che ho esagerato a cena smaltiró qualche caloria ballando sulle note di Help! Buona serata 

goldeneaglevideo

Genius Beatle creation! Great timeless and powerful in the true sense of the word and the word is love.∞ Love

massimo caruso

Buon martedì, Beatledipendenti! Settimana di Pasqua, grande Week-end a cui ho aggiunto un paio di giorni di ferie: da giovedì fino al prossimo martedì me ne starò in panciolle, ascoltando musica e leggiucchiando qualcosina... magari sui Beatles!

thebandcoca

There are no bass saxophones on this. Baritone and tenor are used. 

Tom Hodges

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Tom Hodges

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Holly Potthoff

Just had to hear the original after seeing video of Dhani Harrison doing this at George Fest at the Fonda Theater Sunday nite. Dhani's voice is so close to his dad's it's uncanny. 

Alejandra Garrido

if I could,I would bring him back to life, during 1964-66

FRIDAY NIGHT SESSIONS

*FNS: Beatlemania*The Beatles - "Savoy Truffle" Stereo RemasterHarrison wrote the song as a tribute to his friend Eric Clapton's chocolate addiction, and indeed he derived the title and many of the lyrics from a box of Mackintosh's Good News chocolates. Supposedly all of the confectionery names used in the song are authentic, except cherry cream and coconut fudge.The chorus ("But you'll have to have them all pulled out after the savoy truffle") is a reference to the deterioration of one's teeth after eating too many sweets. The line "We all know Ob-la-di-bla-da" refers to the song "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da", which appears earlier on the album, but with the "sinister" overtone (as Walter Everett put it) that "life may not go on" as the latter song insists."Savoy Truffle" is one of several Beatles songs that make specific reference to other songs recorded by the group (others include "All You Need Is Love", which refers to "She Loves You"; "I Am the Walrus", which refers to "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds"; and "Glass Onion", which refers to several other songs).This show will focus on The Beatles hits, along with obscure tracks, live performances, and of course, those hidden gems that we all love. I'll take requests for your favourite Beatles tunes all night long! I'm not playing songs chronologically in any way, FYI.#FNS #fridaynightsessions #thebeatles #beatles50thanniversary #beatles50 Hosted by +Sean Cowen with Music Historian +Branden Haize 

Ian Kitchen

no george songs are throwaways

Manuel Nunez San Roman

Just the bass in this song makes it worth millions.

Patrick D

My Gawd, the Bass Saxophones here are Tremendous !!!

Paul Reeves

What is sweet now turns so sour... Go to truthcontest(.)com and read "The Present"

ThatsFreakyMe

If you are seeking a new and different explanation of the truth that makes sense, search for 'Truth Contest' in Google and click on the 1st result, then click on 'The Present' and read what it says. This is truth you can check. Go to pg. 59 for a very interesting interpretation of their music. The Beatles themselves were like other men, but the music they channeled through them contained magic and messages from beyond the mind. The Beatles were not just musicians; they were prophets.

GEORGE FEST

GEORGE FEST - Dhani Harrison - SAVOY TRUFFLE @ Fonda 09-28-14

Dhani Harrison

Dhani Harrison - Savoy Truffle at George Fest

THE FAB FAUX AND DHANI HARRISON

THE FAB FAUX AND DHANI HARRISON - SAVOY TRUFFLE