Beatles Guitar Secrets
She Loves You Outro With Tabs
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The original track is about 15 cents flat so I pitch corrected it. This is a 1966 Gretsch Country Gentleman played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble. .010 -.046 nickel plated wire wound strings. The amp was close-mic recorded with a Tascam DR07 digital recorder and then mixed with the backing tracks created from the original recording. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp..
My videos are really intended for accomplished guitarists who want to polish up their Beatles repertoire and can benefit from "seeing" how a song is played - I am not a guitar teacher and do not provide tabs. I welcome specific questions. If the various chords that I am playing are not familiar to you then I would suggest that you visit some of the many free guitar chord sites. I had to learn these songs by listening to vinyl records and watching live performances on tv.
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Harrison used his Tennessean. I used a 1966 Gretsch Country Gentleman with .010 -.046 nickel plated wire wound strings which sounds very similar. Also, a 1991 Gibson J160-E w/ Masterbuilt Phosphor Bronze .012 - .052 strings.
The electric guitars are played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB with min bass, min mid and max treble and the amp is close mic recorded with a Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder. Acoustic guitars are recorded with the Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder about 12 inches away from the neck and midway between the 12th fret and the sound hole. Effects are added during mixing. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp..
My videos are really intended for accomplished guitarists who want to polish up their Beatles repertoire and can benefit from "seeing" how a song is played - I am not a guitar teacher and do not provide tabs. I welcome specific questions. If the various chords that I am playing are not familiar to you then I would suggest that you visit some of the many free guitar chord sites. I had to learn these songs by listening to vinyl records and watching live performances on tv.
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This is a 1966 Gretsch Country Gentleman played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble. .010 -.046 nickel plated wire wound strings. The main lead riffs are not single notes, rather they are played on top of chord figures, so that the picking style, which favors the lower strings, is what gives the sense of a melody. Lennon’s part is the top guitar which he played on his Ric 325. His strumming is similar to ‘I Saw Her Standing There’. The bottom guitar is Harrison’s part which he played on his Country Gentleman. The lead is very tiring despite being quite simple. Despite lots of info to the contrary, I am convinced that the song was recorded in the key of F. Listening to studio takes 22, 23 and 24 shows that they sang and played at the same time and recorded in the key of F. No tabs. youtu.be/R643xfzafeg?t=205
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This is a 1966 Gretsch Country Gentleman played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble. .010 -.046 nickel plated wire wound strings. Tremelo was added in the mix to the main guitar only (not the solo guitar). The main lead riffs are not single notes, rather they are played on top of chord figures, so that the picking style is what gives the sense of a melody. The intro riff is hard to see in the video – it is XOO232, XO4232, XO2232, XOO232, O22OOO. The rest is clear in the video.
My videos are really intended for accomplished guitarists who want to polish up their Beatles repertoire and can benefit from "seeing" how a song is played - I am not a guitar teacher and do not provide tabs. I welcome specific questions. If the various chords that I am playing are not familiar to you then I would suggest that you visit some of the many free guitar chord sites. I had to learn these songs by listening to vinyl records and watching live performances on tv.
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This is a 1966 Gretsch Country Gentleman played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble. .010 -.046 nickel plated wire wound strings. The amp was close-mic recorded with a Tascam DR07 digital recorder and then mixed with the backing tracks created from the original recording. Compression was added during mixing as well as plate reverb on Harrison's part. Harrison's part (lower guitar) was actually played on his Duo Jet which sounds very similar. Lennon's part (upper guitar) was played on his Ric 325. Effects are added during mixing. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp. No tabs.
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This is a 2012 Rodriguez CAB11 Classical Guitar with light tension silver plated wound and clear nylon strings. Also, a 1991 Gibson J160-E. Strings are Masterbuilt Phosphor Bronze .012 - .052. Both guitars were recorded with a Tascam DR07 digital recorder 1 foot from the guitar slightly ahead of the sound hole. The master recording is about 20 cents flat so I pitch corrected the backing tracks to avoid having to detune both guitars. No tabs. No profanity in comments please.
Effects are added during mixing. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp. No tabs.
My videos are really intended for accomplished guitarists who want to polish up their Beatles repertoire and can benefit from "seeing" how a song is played - I am not a guitar teacher and do not provide tabs. I welcome specific questions. If the various chords that I am playing are not familiar to you then I would suggest that you visit some of the many free guitar chord sites. I had to learn these songs by listening to vinyl records and watching live performances on tv.
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This is a cover of an Arthur Alexander song. The lead sounds deceptively simple but employs a couple of Harrison's signature techniques. For the main riff he plays with both the pick and the middle/ring fingers simultaneously. Also, he uses a false note on the D string but strums the G and B strings normally creating the illusion of three notes being strum but only two sounding out. This is accomplished by muting the strings with the heel of the strumming hand while strumming the D string and then quickly lifting the heel as the pick strikes the G and B stings. He used this technique in the solo to I Saw Her Standing There, Long Tall Sally and Kansas City for examples. I eliminated the second verse, the first bridge and third verse. This is a 1966 Gretsch Country Gentleman played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble. .010 -.046 nickel plated wire wound strings. The amp was close-mic recorded with a DR07 digital recorder and then mixed with the backing tracks created from the original recording. Compression and plate echo were added during mixing. Harrison used a Gretsch Duo Jet which sounds very similar. No tabs
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This was a cover of a Buck Owens tune. I eliminated the first bridge and second verse. This is a 1966 Gretsch Country Gentleman played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble. .010 -.046 nickel plated wire wound strings. The low E string is tuned down to D. A single slap-back echo was added in mixing -- 45 msec, 52%. No tabs.
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This is a 1966 Gretsch Country Gentleman played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble. .010 -.046 nickel plated wire wound strings. The amp was close-mic recorded with a Tascam DR07 digital recorder and then mixed with the backing tracks created from the original recording. Compression was added during mixing. Also, a 1977 Rickenbacker 360/12 played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble. Rickenbacker strings. Lennon played the rhythm part - with his Ric 325 - that I played with the Country Gentleman including the opening riff. Harrison played the Rick 360/12 rhythm part -- you can here the high A note played on the D string ringing in the original recording. There is a general disagreement as to who played the solo. John had played it when the Beatles performed it live in Hamburg and the Cavern Club, but the solo on the recording contains bits that I think were out of his skill range, so it is more likely to me that Harrison played it on the record. I used the tremolo bar during the solo -- it is difficult to see because of the way the camera shot was framed. I played the solo from the stereo mix, which is different from the mono mix solo, because it's the one with which most folks are familiar. I double-tracked the first half of the solo like in the stereo mix. No tabs.
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This is a 2006 Highway 1 Stratocaster played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble with Fender .010-.046 Super Bullets. The amp was close-mic recorded with a Tascam DR07 digital recorder. A 1991 Gibson J160-E w/ Masterbuilt Phosphor Bronze .012 - .052 was recorded with a Tascam DR07 digital recorder about 12 inches away and near the 12th fret. The recordings were then mixed with the backing tracks created from the original recording. Compression and Plate reverb were added during mixing. I don’t have a volume pedal so the swell effect was created with a programmable fader in mixing. The guitars are difficult to hear in the master recording so I used the earlier studio takes as a reference because the guitars are quite clear.
Chords:
Lennon J-160E
Verse: E 022100, Amaj7 XX7654. F#m add 4 XX7677, B XX9877, E 022100, Amaj7 XX7654, D X00232, B7 X21202
Refrain: G#m 466444, A OO222O, D XOO232, C#m 446654, E O221OO
Bridge: E7 020100, Bm 224432, E 022100, A 002220, F#m 244222, Bm 224432, E 022100, C#m 446654, E 022100, F# 244322, B7 X21202
Outro: G# 466544, A OO222O, E O221OO
Harrison Stratocaster
Verse: E 022100, Amaj7 XX7654. F#m x44222, B6 22444, E 022100, Amaj7 XX7654, D X00232, B7 X21202
Refrain: G#m 466444, A OO222O, D XOO232, C#m 446654, E O221OO
Bridge: E7 O7675O, E9 O76777, Bm XX4432, E 022100, A 002220, F#m X66444, Bm XX4432, E 022100, C#m 446654, E 476454, F# 244322, B6 224444
Outro: G# 466544, A 577655, E 77999X
The electric guitars are played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB with min bass, min mid and max treble and the amp is close mic recorded with a Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder. Acoustic guitars are recorded with the Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder about 12 inches away from the neck and midway between the 12th fret and the sound hole. Effect effects are added during mixing. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp.
My videos are really intended for accomplished guitarists who want to polish up their Beatles repertoire and can benefit from "seeing" how a song is played - I am not a guitar teacher and do not provide tabs. I welcome specific questions. If the various chords that I am playing are not familiar to you then I would suggest that you visit some of the many free guitar chord sites. I had to learn these songs by listening to vinyl records and watching live performances on tv.
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I had to eliminate the pause just before the outro to get passed the copyright system.
This is a 1977 Rickenbacker 360 12 played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble. Rickenbacker strings. The electric guitars are played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB with min bass, min mid and max treble and the amp is close mic recorded with a Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder. Acoustic guitars are recorded with the Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder about 12 inches away from the neck and midway between the 12th fret and the sound hole. Effects are added during mixing. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp. No tabs.
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Notice the soft lead during the singing of the verses. A production team member yelled at George to knock it off but he persisted, even playing it during live performances. George played the riff coming out of the middle eight slightly different. This was probably intentional since he also did this during live performances.
This is a 1966 Gretsch Country Gentleman played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble. .010 -.046 nickel plated wire wound strings. The amp was close-mic recorded with a Tascam DR07 digital recorder. The recording was then mixed with the backing tracks created from the original recording. Compression and Plate reverb were added during mixing. No tabs.
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This is a 1991 Gibson J-160E played through a Vox AD15VT set on AC-30 TB with full treble, min mid and bass - no effects. Strings are Masterbuilt Phosphor Bronze .012 - .052.
Chords used: E OO221OO, F#m7 X42222, G#M7 x64444, G#7 464544, C#m7 446654, Am xO221O, F# 244322, B x24442, E
aug5 X3211X, A XO222O, G#m X66444.
Intro: E, F#m7, G#m7
Verse: E, F#m7, G#m7, F#m7, E, F#m7, G#m7, F#m7, E, G#7, C#m7, Am, F#, B
Bridge: Eaug5, A, B, E, Eaug5, A, B, E
Outro: E, F#m7, E, F#m7, G#m
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This is a 1977 Rickenbacker 360 12 played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble. Rickenbacker strings. Also, a 1991 Gibson J160-E recorded with a Tascam DR07 digital recorded 2 feet from the guitar slightly ahead of the sound hole. Strings are Masterbuilt Phosphor Bronze .012 - .052. No tabs.
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This is a 1966 Gretsch Country Gentleman played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. .010 - .046 nickel plated round wound strings. The verse chords are B flat, E flat aug9th, B flat, F aug 9th, E flat aug9th, B flat. The bridge is B flat 7th, E flat aug9th, B flat, E flat aug9th, F aug 9th.
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This is a 1966 Gretsch Country Gentleman played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble. .010 -.046 nickel plated wire wound strings. The amp was close-mic recorded with a DR07 digital recorder and then mixed with the backing tracks created from the original recording. Compression was added during mixing. Harrison used a Gretsch Tennessean which sounds very similar. Also, a 1991 Gibson J160-E recorded with a Tascam DR07 digital recorder 1 foot from the guitar slightly ahead of the sound hole. Strings are Masterbuilt Phosphor Bronze .012 - .052 No tabs. No profanity in comments please.
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I don't have a Ric 325 so I used my Country Gentleman for John's rhythm part. This is a 1966 Gretsch Country Gentleman played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble. .010 -.046 nickel plated wire wound strings. Also, a 1977 Rickenbacker 360/12 played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble. Rickenbacker strings. The amp was close-mic recorded with a DR07 digital recorder and then mixed with the backing tracks created from the original recording. No tabs. No profanity in comments please.
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While mixing I applied heavy compression to the opening chord. On the original Beatles studio track the solo was recorded with the master tape at ½ speed and an octave lower along with George Martin on piano. For this video I played the solo at normal speed and at the same pitch as the recording. I eq'd the original to leave just the piano for backing. The opening chord, solo and outro were separate edit pieces like the original track. Based on the sound of the Ric 360-12 many think George was strumming the higher strings but in reality he was mostly strumming the lower strings whose octave strings are just as high. This gives more emphasis to the combination of highs and lows and produces the sound you hear on the studio track.
This is a 1977 Rickenbacker 360 12 played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble. Rickenbacker strings. The amp was close-mic recorded with a DR07 digital recorder and then mixed with the backing tracks created from the original recording. No tabs. No profanity in comments please.
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This is a 1966 Gretsch Country Gentleman thru a Vox AD15VT set on AC30TB - no effects - set on min bass, mid mid and max treble; the neck pickup with the tone switch in the upper position. The solo has min bass, min mid and max treble; both pickups with the tone switch in the neutral (off) position. .010 -.046 nickel plated wire wound strings. No tabs. Effects are added during mixing. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp. No tabs.
My videos are really intended for accomplished guitarists who want to polish up their Beatles repertoire and can benefit from "seeing" how a song is played - I am not a guitar teacher and do not provide tabs. I welcome specific questions. If the various chords that I am playing are not familiar to you then I would suggest that you visit some of the many free guitar chord sites. I had to learn these songs by listening to vinyl records and watching live performances on tv.
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This is a 1966 Gretsch Country Gentleman played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble. .010 -.046 nickel plated wire wound strings. The amp was close-mic recorded with a Tascam DR07 digital recorder and then mixed with the backing tracks created from the original recording. Effects are added during mixing. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp. No tabs.
My videos are really intended for accomplished guitarists who want to polish up their Beatles repertoire and can benefit from "seeing" how a song is played - I am not a guitar teacher and do not provide tabs. I welcome specific questions. If the various chords that I am playing are not familiar to you then I would suggest that you visit some of the many free guitar chord sites. I had to learn these songs by listening to vinyl records and watching live performances on tv.
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The guitar is a 1991 reissue of the early 60's Gibson J-160E played through a Vox AD15VT set on AC30TB min bass, max treble -- no effects. Strings are Masterbuilt Phosphor Bronze .012 - .052. - no effects. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp. No tabs.
My videos are really intended for accomplished guitarists who want to polish up their Beatles repertoire and can benefit from "seeing" how a song is played - I am not a guitar teacher and do not provide tabs. I welcome specific questions. If the various chords that I am playing are not familiar to you then I would suggest that you visit some of the many free guitar chord sites. I had to learn these songs by listening to vinyl records and watching live performances on tv.
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This is a 1966 Gretsch Country Gentleman played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble. .010 -.046 nickel plated wire wound strings. The amp was close-mic recorded with a Tascam DR07 digital recorder and then mixed with the backing tracks created from the original recording. Compression was added during mixing. Harrison used a Gretsch Tennessean which sounds very similar. Also, a 1991 Gibson J160-E recorded with a Tascam DR07 digital recorder 1 foot from the guitar slightly ahead of the sound hole. Strings are Masterbuilt Phosphor Bronze .012 - .052. No tabs. Lennon used a Framus 12 string. I simulated a 12 string in the mix. Also, a 1977 Rickenbacker 360/12 played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects.
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George played Am to Em in every measure of the first verse but then in every other measure during the rest of the verses. This is a 1966 Gretsch Country Gentleman played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble. .010 -.046 nickel plated wire wound strings. The amp was close-mic recorded with a Tascam DR07 digital recorder and then mixed with the backing tracks created from the original recording. Compression was added during mixing. Harrison used a Gretsch Tennessean which sounds very similar. Also, a 1991 Gibson J160-E recorded with a Tascam DR07 digital recorded 1 foot from the guitar slightly ahead of the sound hole. Strings are Masterbuilt Phosphor Bronze .012 - .052 No tabs. No profanity in comments please.
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A great song that the Beatles never performed in concert. The Rickenbacker 360/12 and Gibson J-160E are both played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB min bass, min mid and max treble w/ no effects. It is difficult to get the original sound without playing both guitars together. They really combine similar ringing tones to form one big guitar sound. The odd Em6 that Lennon hits for one strum during the bridge is probably an error but has become forever part of the song. The chords for the intro are Em7 and A7 (A for Harrison). The chords for the verse/refrain are D, Bm7, Em7 and A7. The bridge is D7, G7, A7, Bm, Em7, A7, D. The outro is Bm, Bflat, Bflat7, Em7 (Gadd9 Harrison) A7 (A6 Harrison) D. Some believe that there is no Bm during the verse. If you listen to the bass for the verse, McCartney plays D, B E and A while Lennon and Harrison played their guitars, which is evidence that they played Bm during the verses (and chorus). After the basic track was recorded, George Martin overdubbed a piano and played D, E and A during both the chorus and verse, which may confuse some listeners. Lennon and Harrison's guitars are very low in the mix, and Bm and D only differ by a B note , and playing a B bass note with a D on rhythm guitar creates a Bm7 chord, which explains why some may be confused. Out of curiosity, I checked how the Beatles tribute bands play it, and most of them use Bm in the verse and chorus. I stand by my chord choices and voicings, and am happy with the result, which to my ear is quite close to the studio recording.
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A cover of a Leiber and Stoller song (Kansas City). Little Richard wrote Hey, Hey,Hey. Harrison used his Tennessean but I think the Country Gentleman does a convincing job. Despite the fingering that George displays in the Shindig Video (a pre-recorded lip sync performance) he only plays the B and G strings for the verse riff. This is clear if you isolate the lead guitar in the original stereo version. . This is a 1966 Gretsch Country Gentleman played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble. .010 -.046 nickel plated wire wound strings. The amp was close-mic recorded with a Tascam DR07 digital recorder and then mixed with the backing tracks created from the original recording. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp. No tabs.
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Note that there are three overdubbed lead guitar edit pieces. One just after the intro, one between the first and second verse and the outro itself. This is a 1977 Rickenbacker 360/12 with Rickenbacker strings played through a Vox AD15VT set on AC30TB, no effects . Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble.
The electric guitars are played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB with min bass, min mid and max treble and the amp is close mic recorded with a Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder. Acoustic guitars are recorded with the Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder about 12 inches away from the neck and midway between the 12th fret and the sound hole. Effects are added during mixing. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp. No tabs.
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Note that there are three overdubbed lead guitar edit pieces. One just after the intro, one between the first and second verse and the outro itself. This is a 1977 Rickenbacker 360/12 with Rickenbacker strings played through a Vox AD15VT set on AC30TB, no effects . Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp. No tabs.
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The original track is about 10 cents flat so I pitch corrected it. I used a 1991 Gibson J-160E w/ Masterbuilt Phosphor Bronze .012 - .052 strings. Lennon used the Framus 12 string Hootenanny guitar. I created a simulated 12 string sound using the J-160E creating two tracks with one transposed up one octave.
The electric guitars are played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB with min bass, min mid and max treble and the amp is close mic recorded with a Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder. Acoustic guitars are recorded with the Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder about 12 inches away from the neck and midway between the 12th fret and the sound hole. Effects are added during mixing. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp. No tabs.
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This is a 1966 Gretsch Country Gentleman played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble. .010 -.046 nickel plated wire wound strings. Lennon’s part is the upper guitar which he played on his Ric 325. Harrison is the lower guitar and he used his Country Gentleman. George Martin played the piano. The studio tracks were about 15 cents flat so I pitch corrected them for this mix. I used a couple of live performance videos, the original studio tracks and the Decca audition version as my research sources. No tabs.
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The electric guitars are played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB with min bass, min mid and max treble and the amp is close mic recorded with a Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder. Acoustic guitars are recorded with the Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder about 12 inches away from the neck and midway between the 12th fret and the sound hole. Effects are added during mixing. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp. No tabs.
My videos are really intended for accomplished guitarists who want to polish up their Beatles repertoire and can benefit from "seeing" how a song is played - I am not a guitar teacher and do not provide tabs. I welcome specific questions. If the various chords that I am playing are not familiar to you then I would suggest that you visit some of the many free guitar chord sites. I had to learn these songs by listening to vinyl records and watching live performances on tv.
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The electric guitars are played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB with min bass, min mid and max treble and the amp is close mic recorded with a Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder. Acoustic guitars are recorded with the Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder about 12 inches away from the neck and midway between the 12th fret and the sound hole. Effects are added during mixing. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp. No tabs.
My videos are really intended for accomplished guitarists who want to polish up their Beatles repertoire and can benefit from "seeing" how a song is played - I am not a guitar teacher and do not provide tabs. I welcome specific questions. If the various chords that I am playing are not familiar to you then I would suggest that you visit some of the many free guitar chord sites. I had to learn these songs by listening to vinyl records and watching live performances on tv.
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The electric guitars are played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB with min bass, min mid and max treble and the amp is close mic recorded with a Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder. Acoustic guitars are recorded with the Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder about 12 inches away from the neck and midway between the 12th fret and the sound hole. Effects are added during mixing. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp. No tabs.
My videos are really intended for accomplished guitarists who want to polish up their Beatles repertoire and can benefit from "seeing" how a song is played - I am not a guitar teacher and do not provide tabs. I welcome specific questions. If the various chords that I am playing are not familiar to you then I would suggest that you visit some of the many free guitar chord sites. I had to learn these songs by listening to vinyl records and watching live performances on tv.
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I eliminated a verse and a bridge. The original track is about 10 cents flat so I pitch corrected it. Harrison used his Sonic Blue Strat – I used a 2006 Highway 1 Stratocaster played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble with Fender .010-.046 Super Bullets. McCartney played his Epiphone Casino to overdub the middle eight solo and outro. I used a 1966 Gretsch Country Gentleman played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble. .010 -.046 nickel plated wire wound strings. The amp was close-mic recorded with a Tascam DR07 digital recorder and then mixed with the backing tracks created from the original recording. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles record
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Harrison's lead for this popular Beatles cover tune. I've included only two verses, bridge and the outro so that you can see the entire lead part. The electric guitars are played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB with min bass, min mid and max treble and the amp is close mic recorded with a Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder. Acoustic guitars are recorded with the Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder about 12 inches away from the neck and midway between the 12th fret and the sound hole. Effects are added during mixing. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp. No tabs.
The chords are:
Verse: Am7 [575555], D7 [X5453X], G [X555433], C[XX555X]
Refrain: C [X 10 10 9 8 8], Cm [8 10 10 888], A7 [575655], D7 [x5453X]
Final Chord: Gsus2 [X X O O 10 10]
The "up riff" is based on the following chords, G, Am, Bm and C, but only play the 4th (D) string and 3rd (G) string. I find it easiest to play this by fingering the chords, but you may find it easier to only finger the D and G strings.
My videos are really intended for accomplished guitarists who want to polish up their Beatles repertoire and can benefit from "seeing" how a song is played - I am not a guitar teacher and do not provide tabs. I welcome specific questions. If the various chords that I am playing are not familiar to you then I would suggest that you visit some of the many free guitar chord sites. I had to learn these songs by listening to vinyl records and watching live performances on tv.
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The electric guitars are played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB with min bass, min mid and max treble and the amp is close mic recorded with a Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder. Acoustic guitars are recorded with the Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder about 12 inches away from the neck and midway between the 12th fret and the sound hole. Effects are added during mixing. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp. No tabs.
My videos are really intended for accomplished guitarists who want to polish up their Beatles repertoire and can benefit from "seeing" how a song is played - I am not a guitar teacher and do not provide tabs. I welcome specific questions. If the various chords that I am playing are not familiar to you then I would suggest that you visit some of the many free guitar chord sites. I had to learn these songs by listening to vinyl records and watching live performances on tv.
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The electric guitars are played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB with min bass, min mid and max treble and the amp is close mic recorded with a Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder. Acoustic guitars are recorded with the Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder about 12 inches away from the neck and midway between the 12th fret and the sound hole. Effects are added during mixing. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp. No tabs.
My videos are really intended for accomplished guitarists who want to polish up their Beatles repertoire and can benefit from "seeing" how a song is played - I am not a guitar teacher and do not provide tabs. I welcome specific questions. If the various chords that I am playing are not familiar to you then I would suggest that you visit some of the many free guitar chord sites. I had to learn these songs by listening to vinyl records and watching live performances on tv.
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The electric guitars are played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB with min bass, min mid and max treble and the amp is close mic recorded with a Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder. Acoustic guitars are recorded with the Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder about 12 inches away from the neck and midway between the 12th fret and the sound hole. Effects are added during mixing. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp. No tabs.
My videos are really intended for accomplished guitarists who want to polish up their Beatles repertoire and can benefit from "seeing" how a song is played - I am not a guitar teacher and do not provide tabs. I welcome specific questions. If the various chords that I am playing are not familiar to you then I would suggest that you visit some of the many free guitar chord sites. I had to learn these songs by listening to vinyl records and watching live performances on tv.
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This is a 1966 Gretsch Country Gentleman played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble. .010 -.046 nickel plated wire wound strings. Also, a 1991 Gibson J160-E played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble. Strings are Masterbuilt Phosphor Bronze .012 - .052. The solo is double tracked. No tabs.
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The electric guitars are played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB with min bass, min mid and max treble and the amp is close mic recorded with a Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder. Acoustic guitars are recorded with the Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder about 12 inches away from the neck and midway between the 12th fret and the sound hole. Effects are added during mixing. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp. No tabs.
My videos are really intended for accomplished guitarists who want to polish up their Beatles repertoire and can benefit from "seeing" how a song is played - I am not a guitar teacher and do not provide tabs. I welcome specific questions. If the various chords that I am playing are not familiar to you then I would suggest that you visit some of the many free guitar chord sites. I had to learn these songs by listening to vinyl records and watching live performances on tv.
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The electric guitars are played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB with min bass, min mid and max treble and the amp is close mic recorded with a Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder. Acoustic guitars are recorded with the Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder about 12 inches away from the neck and midway between the 12th fret and the sound hole. Effects are added during mixing. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp. No tabs.
My videos are really intended for accomplished guitarists who want to polish up their Beatles repertoire and can benefit from "seeing" how a song is played - I am not a guitar teacher and do not provide tabs. I welcome specific questions. If the various chords that I am playing are not familiar to you then I would suggest that you visit some of the many free guitar chord sites. I had to learn these songs by listening to vinyl records and watching live performances on tv.
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The electric guitars are played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB with min bass, min mid and max treble and the amp is close mic recorded with a Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder. Acoustic guitars are recorded with the Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder about 12 inches away from the neck and midway between the 12th fret and the sound hole. Effects are added during mixing. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp. No tabs.
My videos are really intended for accomplished guitarists who want to polish up their Beatles repertoire and can benefit from "seeing" how a song is played - I am not a guitar teacher and do not provide tabs. I welcome specific questions. If the various chords that I am playing are not familiar to you then I would suggest that you visit some of the many free guitar chord sites. I had to learn these songs by listening to vinyl records and watching live performances on tv.
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The electric guitars are played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB with min bass, min mid and max treble and the amp is close mic recorded with a Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder. Acoustic guitars are recorded with the Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder about 12 inches away from the neck and midway between the 12th fret and the sound hole. Effects are added during mixing. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp. No tabs.
My videos are really intended for accomplished guitarists who want to polish up their Beatles repertoire and can benefit from "seeing" how a song is played - I am not a guitar teacher and do not provide tabs. I welcome specific questions. If the various chords that I am playing are not familiar to you then I would suggest that you visit some of the many free guitar chord sites. I had to learn these songs by listening to vinyl records and watching live performances on tv.
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After listening to isolated tracks of this song, I believe that there is a guide guitar that was recorded on an early take. This has been identified by some over the years as a nylon-stringed guitar, but it is too soft to be accurately identified. I have not seen any recording sheets for this song. Lennon's triplet rhythm guitar part was probably done as an overdub so that he could perform punch-ins for the inevitable goof. I have read that in order to add McCartney's second vocal they bounced to a second 2-track machine. None of us was there so we can only guess.
If Harrison was playing his guitar cannot be heard on the original recording until the solo, so I played what he played in live performances during that part of this video.
I eliminated the third verse. No tabs.
This is a 1966 Gretsch Country Gentleman played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble. .010 -.046 nickel-plated wire wound strings. No tabs.
My videos are really intended for accomplished guitarists who want to polish up their Beatles repertoire and can benefit from "seeing" how a song is played - I am not a guitar teacher and do not provide tabs. I welcome specific questions. If the various chords that I am playing are not familiar to you then I would suggest that you visit some of the many free guitar chord sites. I had to learn these songs by listening to vinyl records and watching live performances on tv.
The use of any copyrighted material is used under the guidelines of "Fair Use" in Title 17 § 107 of the United States Code. Such material remains the copyright of the original holder and is used here for the purposes of education, comparison, and criticism only.
My videos are really intended for accomplished guitarists who want to polish up their Beatles repertoire and can benefit from "seeing" how a song is played - I am not a guitar teacher and do not provide tabs. I welcome specific questions. If the various chords that I am playing are not familiar to you then I would suggest that you visit some of the many free guitar chord sites. I had to learn these songs by listening to vinyl records and watching live performances on tv.
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The electric guitars are played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB with min bass, min mid and max treble and the amp is close mic recorded with a Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder. Acoustic guitars are recorded with the Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder about 12 inches away from the neck and midway between the 12th fret and the sound hole. Effects are added during mixing. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp. No tabs.
My videos are really intended for accomplished guitarists who want to polish up their Beatles repertoire and can benefit from "seeing" how a song is played - I am not a guitar teacher and do not provide tabs. I welcome specific questions. If the various chords that I am playing are not familiar to you then I would suggest that you visit some of the many free guitar chord sites. I had to learn these songs by listening to vinyl records and watching live performances on tv.
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The electric guitars are played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB with min bass, min mid and max treble and the amp is close mic recorded with a Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder. Acoustic guitars are recorded with the Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder about 12 inches away from the neck and midway between the 12th fret and the sound hole. Effects are added during mixing. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp. No tabs.
My videos are really intended for accomplished guitarists who want to polish up their Beatles repertoire and can benefit from "seeing" how a song is played - I am not a guitar teacher and do not provide tabs. I welcome specific questions. If the various chords that I am playing are not familiar to you then I would suggest that you visit some of the many free guitar chord sites. I had to learn these songs by listening to vinyl records and watching live performances on tv.
The use of any copyrighted material is used under the guidelines of "Fair Use" in Title 17 § 107 of the United States Code. Such material remains the copyright of the original holder and is used here for the purposes of education, comparison, and criticism only.
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The electric guitars are played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB with min bass, min mid and max treble and the amp is close mic recorded with a Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder. Acoustic guitars are recorded with the Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder about 12 inches away from the neck and midway between the 12th fret and the sound hole. Effects are added during mixing. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp. No tabs.
My videos are really intended for accomplished guitarists who want to polish up their Beatles repertoire and can benefit from "seeing" how a song is played - I am not a guitar teacher and do not provide tabs. I welcome specific questions. If the various chords that I am playing are not familiar to you then I would suggest that you visit some of the many free guitar chord sites. I had to learn these songs by listening to vinyl records and watching live performances on tv.
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The electric guitars are played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB with min bass, min mid and max treble and the amp is close mic recorded with a Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder. Acoustic guitars are recorded with the Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder about 12 inches away from the neck and midway between the 12th fret and the sound hole. Effects are added during mixing. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp. No tabs.
My videos are really intended for accomplished guitarists who want to polish up their Beatles repertoire and can benefit from "seeing" how a song is played - I am not a guitar teacher and do not provide tabs. I welcome specific questions. If the various chords that I am playing are not familiar to you then I would suggest that you visit some of the many free guitar chord sites. I had to learn these songs by listening to vinyl records and watching live performances on tv.
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The electric guitars are played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB with min bass, min mid and max treble and the amp is close mic recorded with a Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder. Acoustic guitars are recorded with the Tascam DR01 hand-held digital recorder about 12 inches away from the neck and midway between the 12th fret and the sound hole. Effects are added during mixing. My performance, with compression, is mixed with the backing tracks and the whole mix is limited. This is the way the Beatles recorded these early tunes. It is difficult to duplicate the sound with just the guitar and amp. No tabs.
My videos are really intended for accomplished guitarists who want to polish up their Beatles repertoire and can benefit from "seeing" how a song is played - I am not a guitar teacher and do not provide tabs. I welcome specific questions. If the various chords that I am playing are not familiar to you then I would suggest that you visit some of the many free guitar chord sites. I had to learn these songs by listening to vinyl records and watching live performances on tv.
The use of any copyrighted material is used under the guidelines of "Fair Use" in Title 17 § 107 of the United States Code. Such material remains the copyright of the original holder and is used here for the purposes of education, comparison, and criticism only.


