@iwishiwastheredude: The exact piano that The Beatles used on their sessions at Abbey Road Studios… #thebeatles #music #History #piano #cover

___danburke :

Any WHY hasn’t this been preserved?!

vodkasaur :

The intro to “you never give me your money” gave me chills

Zach Meyer :

It sounds JUST LIKE IT!!!

you're cranky take a nap :

no way thats the same pia........ thats the same piano

Don Swazy :

He says, “everybody probably does this” then plays one of the greatest piano runs of all time.

ElliottJFisher :

Everyone in the comments are insufferable. It’s an instrument. It’s meant to be played. To lock it up behind glass would be a shame. The fact that fans can come in and interact with a piece of music history is such a gift. See how much joy it brought these guys to play on it? The Beatles weren’t gods and it’s weird to be so protective over something they haven’t even touched in over 50 years. And I think Paul would feel the exact same way. He always says how he just wants to be treated as any other human.

diva :

THE TONE IS THE SAME

Holly :

Funny how instruments like guitars and pianos have “voices“

Isaac :

YOU NEVER GIVE ME YOUR MONEYYY

user8731135313596 :

People let me introduce this man. His name is Gordon Mote! He is blind and has played with multiple artists and and recorded with them as well. He is from Gadsden Alabama. Look him up on Wikipedia!

armandogarza188 :

wow it sounds exactly the same..amazing.

୨୧ Nenna Jane ୨୧ :

Who the fuck put their cups on there??😭

FishPint :

It’s stupid to say, but it’s crazy how it sounds exactly the same

MorphoMetasis :

Hi, John Lennon here. Imagine all the people... that have played that piano.

Laura Sergent Roberts :

Holy freaking GOD it still sounds EXACTLY like the recordings ❤️

grlygrl :

Cold open into Lady Madonna is wild 👌

Owen :

Michael Wade :

Love Billy Joel

PRMusic :

Estamos de acuerdo que si es verdad ?🥰

꧁ Art by Ashley Jayne ꧂🇺🇸🆘 :

Almost cried when he started playing “you never give me your money” 🥹💖

SD55777 :

Amazing how we recognize the tonality of this specific instrument instantly. It helps having a talent performing the snippets to absolute perfection. Wonderful all around. What do we need to do to preserve this historical instrument?

shango pardre :

The "Mrs Mills" Piano: A vintage 1905 Steinway Vertegrand was nicknamed after British pianist Gladys Mills ("Mrs Mills"), who frequently recorded bouncy, upbeat tunes on it.Signature Sound: Modified in the late 1950s by lacquering its felt hammers and keeping it intentionally slightly out of tune, it gained a bright, honky-tonk acoustic texture.

Naughtystimpy :

The piano looks so shit and yet sounds so awesome and is their exact sound 😂

alex.walton.4 :

Crawling outta my skin that there are multiple drinks on this piano

Adrian Brakeley :

"I'm sure everybody does this" proceeds to play Lady Madonna flawlessly. no sir, not everybody can do that