I love how Paul's solo has a clean sound, John has really crazy, distorted one and George is kind of a mix of both clean and distorted.

I just like how each solo reflects their individual personalities in a way. Paul's are fine and sophisticated, George's are well thought out and complex, and John's are raunchy and loud. At least at the time.

solos Paul = clean tone George = dirty John = angry

This is all great, but what is missing is the the most beautiful 4 bars of George's entire career, the awesome, heart-breakingly gorgeous ending riff, right after "the love you make".

One of the great solo's. It was improvised on the spot in the studio and after a brief rehearsal they layed it down live in one take: "The idea for guitar solos was very spontaneous and everybody said, ‘Yes! Definitely’ - well, except for George, who was a little apprehensive at first. But he saw how excited John and Paul were so he went along with it. Truthfully, I think they rather liked the idea of playing together, not really trying to outdo one another per se, but engaging in some real musical bonding. Yoko was about to go into the studio with John - this was commonplace by now - and he actually told her, ‘No, not now. Let me just do this. It’ll just take a minute.’ That surprised me a bit. Maybe he felt like he was returning to his roots with the boys - who knows? The order was Paul first, then George, then John, and they went back and forth. They ran down their ideas a few times and before you knew it, they were ready to go. Their amps were lined up together and we recorded their parts on one track. You could really see the joy in their faces as they played; it was like they were teenagers again. More than anything, they reminded me of gunslingers, with their guitars strapped on, looks of steely-eyed resolve, determined to outdo one another. Yet there was no animosity, no tension at all - you could tell they were simply having fun. One take was all we needed. The musical telepathy between them was mind-boggling." - Geoff Emerick

Just to think that John, George, and Paul all stood around and played this amazing solo live and together taking turns and going off what the previous did is pretty cool

yes, bring them all back paperback writer was a fav

God I wish they had cameras at abbey road when they recorded this. Would have been magical

First Paul, then George and finally John. You made a kickass tribute to these 3 men right there. I tip my hat to you, sir.

BEST GUITAR SOLO EVER

First, the one drum solo from Ringo (with a lot of pedal pressing) Then, 3 rotations of double bars played in this order: Paul, George, John. Notice their styles: Paul (Top Left): string-bending, stingy (like in "Taxman") George (Top Right): technically advanced, melodic slides John (Bottom): heavily distorted, jarring (like in "Revolution")

The most iconic guitar solo in rock history. Haven't grown tired of it after hearing it for 52 years. And you, Sir did a fantastic job.

I’ve listened to this song countless times and I just realized all of the three guitarists played these solos. I always thought they were all George in different takes edited together. Wow, I am dumb. This makes the song so much better however, especially since I’ve also learned it was done in one take.

There seems to be some debate on who played which solo. But this seems to give some credence to : Paul, George, John, Paul, George, John, Paul, George, John.

dude you nailed johns tone wow

Love John's FILTHY first solo, that would be the 3rd one, first on the 3rd guitar, the SG. That's @0:16 and this guy nails exactly the way Lennon played it.

Some twit still owes me a buck (from 27 years ago, lol) because he was certain that it was Clapton and or Hendrix sitting in. He wouldn't hear of it, the moptops rocking out like that. And he was a very good guitarist, himself. The perfect end to the Beatles. They went out at the top of their game, and I'm glad they didn't stay together long enough to jump the shark and become a parody of themselves. They have been, are, and will forever be, my favourite band.

I can see why Apple gets upset over your videos-you are so good at playing the instruments exactly like the Beatles(or Led Zeppelin for that matter) that they cannot believe you are not using the actual recordings. You are an amazing guitarist ,sir.

Still the greatest solo in rock history

@cmsquared63 summed up so well, you can't just say great playing on jun's stuff it/s not only some of the best playing he has great production values as well his attention to detail in every note is what keeps him at the top of my very select list of must watch youtubers

Talk about an "Aha!" moment! I've been playing guitar for more than 30 years and have come across guitar solos (or parts) that I subconsciously labeled as "untouchable" or "undoable." For me, the solos in "All Along the Watchtower" may as well be a Charlie Parker riff. This is a prime example of what I'm talking about. Never in a million years would I even attempt to figure this out. And yet, here we are. Turns out I have the same notes on my guitar that the Beatles did! Thanks so much!!

35 seconds of pure guitar playing genious solos

Back years ago when this became common knowledge that they had taken turns in tandem, I just knew it was Paul- George-- John, in that order, because it fit their style. I'm sure other Beatles fans could also tell. But up until that info came out I had assumed George did them all, so I needed a hint, LOL

This is awesome, thanks for sharing! I knew that Paul, George and John alternated their guitar solos, but now I know exactly what part each one was playing...sweet!!

Obviously...one of the most iconic endings...to any piece of music!

Wow!!! This is my favorite Beatle Song and the best part. I listen to the Beatles and daydream how the tracks were laid down. You just made my dreams come true. Excellent.

Excellent! Well done you. From reading Geoff Emerick's memoir (their sound engineer) he relates how John, Paul and George stood in a circle and played their solos in one take. Thanks again.

Nice ending fade! (Too say nothing of the really nice job playing those riffs so well.)

Absolutely excellent. I could watch this a million times. I'm sure Paul, George, and John would be proud. Oh yeh...thanks for the bass and drums that were added.

That was fun. Thanks for my first smile of the day.

Best "The End" Cover,ever...very professional! THANK YOU A MILLION TIMES for this upload!

I am viewer 300,000. excellent!

Wow, nailed the parts, and nailed the 3 distinct guitar tones! You rock.

Simply Outstanding!!

I can listen to this all day!!!!

Each had such a distinctive and equally brilliant and complementary style as this wonderful video demonstrates!

Absolutely incredible! Gave me cold chills!

That video makes clearer that George was the best choice for the official Lead Guitar on Beatles. There's a abyss of thecnic and feeling aparting him from Lennon and McCartney.

Very nice! Thanks for keeping this great music alive (as if it ever risked being forgotten)!

Fantastic! And what a way to wrap it up.

Nicely done, but what "The End" proves is that the greatest Pop Band in history could have out-rocked any rock band of their (or in history) if they had chosen to!

Very good cover!!! Beautiful music BEATLES!!!!

I'm glad you're bringing back some of your famous Beatles tracks. I'm looking to more of them!

That was awesome!!!

wow! what a incredible talent. you are able to capture the distinct style of each player so that i can even picture john's face playing that distorted lead, and george's smooth slide style. great, just great.

Excellent. The best demo I've seen of these solos (and I've been playing "George" for nigh on a hundred years now ha, which is saying something.)

It would have been amazing to see them perform this live... If only...

oNE OF THE BEST SOLOS EVER

John sabía que era el menos virtuoso de los tres así que usó esa locura mágica para hacer un solo. George siempre mostró su talento y Paul. Bueno. Paul no se aburre de decirle al mundo lo maravilloso y egocéntrico que es

This is the best John #1 solo I've seen on KZfaq so far.

Excellent!

Nailed it. All of them. Well done!

Dam it's good. In the 60s I resented old people telling me how much better things were in 'their' day. But seriously, is there anything to match this?

This is a bloody terrific video/performance! Thank you soooooooo much. I'm kinda awed.

Brilliant video & playing bravo 👏🏼

Johns is my favorite part, his guitar playing was so raw and heavy

wow. That was hiting it. Even the tunings are dead on. Thank you sir. Great playing.

I always loved this part of the song. I imagine it as a discussion between the guitars which comes to an end with the wonderful line "And in the end the love you take is equal to the love you make". This song is just as the Beatles, amazing.

And in the End this chap is pretty damn good!

0:38 is awesome, it's what George Harrison has put a fundamental for future guitar solo

Spot on ❤🎸

Man that is so incredibly good.

That was awesome

Fantastic! Lovin every upload!

Awesome !!

Wow. Beautifully done.

Cool, awesome! Dang, you're just great!

Love how the solos represent their personalities. John angry

All three of john's solos kick butt!

Their solos fit them so well

Fantastic guitar playing by the way!

awesome

I loved that! Thank you!

Wow I love this song.

AWESOME

YOU ARE AWESOME! Thank you!

Nice !!!!!!!!!

excellent - and great video

Awesome !

Awesome job, well done.

this is the coolest guitar cover ever!

good job, just learned this myself

Magnífico trabajo...saludos desde Argentina

wow amazing

You did it great.

Great stuff.

incredible

Thank you. Fascinating.

i bow to you, good sir.

well done! great video .

100% John Lennon's part was the one on the bottom, no question.

Excellent.

Really well done, thank you!

Jun-san, you NEVER disappoint me/us! You keep getting better and BETTER. Your production is just so Professional. Please keep them coming. Domo arigato! We miss you at VB! Regards//KP

Love the tele tone

I cried watching this -_-

Great jam.

M-A-G-I-C-O !!!!!!!

This is Amazing, Nice Tri-fectum!

Sweet bro