by The Beatles
Something was written by George Harrison, written by George Harrison in 1968–1969 and released in 1969 on the Beatles’ album Abbey Road. It is a romantic ballad, notable as the first Beatles A‑side single written by Harrison, and features an arrangement with strings that was orchestrated by producer George Martin. Issued as a double A‑side single with “Come Together”, the song became a major hit, has been extensively covered—second only to “Yesterday” among Beatles songs—and was famously praised by Frank Sinatra as one of the greatest love songs ever written.
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Explore 3 Bass arrangements of Something, ranging from Beginner to Intermediate to advanced. Orchestral arrangements include a high-quality recording of the Orchestra or the Band to play along with. An optional visual Bass under the score shows the right notes and fingerings in real time, to help you learn the piece.
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