The Beatles | Hello, Goodbye | Instrumental Cover (Guitars, Bass, Piano, Organ, Percussion)

Haven't done a cover from MMT in a while, so here's Hello, Goodbye! I ordered a knitted vest just like the one Paul wore in 1967 and I think it looks great for my videos. I hope you enjoy! Make sure to subscribe and let me know in the comments what songs you'd like to see next!

On October 2nd 1967, the Beatles entered EMI studios to begin work on Paul's new composition, 'Hello, Goodbye.' The backing track featured Paul on piano, John on organ, Ringo on drums, and George playing some soft tambourine. Take 14 of this rhythm track lineup was deemed best for a reduction mix in order to record further overdubs.

Two weeks later, overdubs consisted of two guitars tracks from George, lead and backing vocals, and some percussion tracks including Paul's congas, and Ringo on maracas. John also contributed a second piano part in the closing section of the song. Another reduction mix was now needed for more tracks. This included violas, played by two session musicians, and Paul's bassline.

Notes:
- I've played a slightly simplified version of Paul's piano track. I'm not the best at piano, but I think it still works.
- Isolated drums and violas were found here:
   • Hello Goodbye (Drums & Violas) - The ...  
(everything else was played by me)
- Fun fact, the same main melody of the 'Maori Finale' returns in the Let It Be album, as John whistles it during the end of 'Two of Us'.

Instrument List:
Axiom 4001 Rickenbacker bass copy
Epiphone Casino Standard Sunburst
Xpand2 VST Grand Piano Preset
DB-33 Organ VST
Tambourine
Egg shakers
Maracas