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  • i need the dvd, im from mexico

  • - A Hard Day's Night - I Should Have Known Better - Long Tall Sally - I'll Cry Instead (*I think...) - Any Time At All - Honey Don't - I Don't Want to Spoil the Party - She's a Woman - Rain - Revolution - While My Guitar Gently Weeps
  • put these on bittorrent already? I have been looking on Youtube and on filesharing sites and i can't find them for download.

  • Great idea, and with VLC player you can rotate 180 degrees for a guitarist perspective. You should have done that on your end.

  • Wow, these are really Great. Are you the one who did the "And Your Bird can sing" one with all three parts, That was Great too. Wish they woulda had these in like the early 70's. Best you could find then was a Piano book on the Beatles. We learned it all from Ear back then.

  • @TeamMastaPr2

    I'm not sure, but it sounds a little like 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps.'

  • @DeNiroFan85 Thanks, now I really think so too, it's George's acoustic guitar part.

  • Playing The Beatles "to a tee" can be one of the most trickiest things to do.

  • just one question: how come you can see tape on the rickenbacker like lennon had on his to keep track of all the guitars he had? im pretty sure you dont have the actual one (no offense) but is it a replica??? Thanks, David

  • how can i buy this!!??!

  • Do you guys still sell your video lessons ?

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  • and 0:48

  • what song is that in 0:37

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  • @kylecj96 "i dont want to spoil the party" and "any time at all"

  • @0000song0000 What's the last song?

  • please upload the full version of while my guitar gently weeps (anthology) Please I BEG YOU! ((*J*))

  • 1:29 ....money

  • @StarsAreForStaring Wrong, Shes a women.

  • I been wondering i have the videos and what strings do u use on ur j 160e rob taylor??

  • I hate you.

    All those guitars...and chops...and the suits?

    "You have an over-developed sense of vengeance." -Princess Bride

    So cooooooollll!!!

  • Vol.5 would be great.

    With more off Sgt.Pepper please.

    Would buy it as always.

  • i would say this is pretty close to the way the Beatles executed their guitar parts.

    Just remember there was nothing fancy about anything they did, just meat & potatoes rocknroll guitar playing for those times. they learned from 50s records and watching other players of the day. If you listen and learn some Chuck Berry and Carl Perkins you can understand the way the Beatles played.

  • @boneypart

    Nope. Beatle guitar parts were pretty advanced for a 60s pop band. The chord at the beginning of Hard Day's Night is a good example, pretty sure they didn't learn that from Chuck Berry. Plus George Martin's deep knowledge of theory helped a lot. They were melodic geniuses, but they didn't know it.

  • @RS1Comedy1Vids

    Yep, their guitar parts were then and now not difficult to execute for an experienced guitar player. you're playing them, aren't you? I play them as well. Yet I agree that the Beatles were talented, clever and gifted, and their music was genius. Didnt say that Chuck influenced every song they did. Just saying that Chuck and Carl are good chapters for Beatle studies. you're a good player. cheers

  • What kind of acoustic are you using for rhythm? Looks like a Martin with a sunburst design...

  • @NinetiesYouth its a gibson j-160e

  • @donuntboy25 thanks man

  • You've nailed them down!Best Beatles instructional vid I've seen yet.It's not so much the chords and shapes that come into play,but the tone and model(s) of guitars themselves.

  • Can someone please tell me why While My Guitar Gently Weeps didnt make the DVD. Still hoping for a V5, :)

  • Coolness!! Have ordered the first DVD!! This looks really cool!

  • @tatvidprod Is "I want to hold your hand" the only song George played the Rickenbacker 425 on? And is this all guesswork how they played the songs, or do you know somehow? :P And are you sure that George played the Gibson j160e on the middle eight on IWTHYH? Please answer... :)

  • u know the while my guitar gently weeps is not on volume 3 but its on this why????

  • what kind of casinos do you have?

  • can someone please answer me what are the songs on the videos:4,5,6,7,9,11

  • @Littlegun5 4. Any time at all, 5. Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby [I think], 6. I Don't Want to Spoil The Party, 7. She's A Woman, 9. Revolution, 10. While My Guitar Gently Weeps. I only heard 10 though. These are off the top of my head so I might be wrong on some, but I doubt it. :D

  • what songs are the videos:4,5,6,7,9,11?

  • I have the whole series and they are awesome. Have learnt more from this series than from any music book ever

  • COMO LOS PUEDO COMPRAR O DONDE???

  • Very cool! Thanks

  • I have watched Beatles performances extensively and even THEY did not always play the same chords or even in the same key and more often than not didn't even know the words while recording..To say there is a perfect take of any song is an admission of total ignorance of the Beatles recording process.They were green and inexperienced at the beginning.However they did learn very quickly.They owe a debt of gratitude to George Martin,without which they would never have risen to the stature they did.

  • I don't agree with that opening chord at all

  • George did...

  • George Harrison admitted the opening chord is an "F" chord with a "G" note added by the pinky finger on the first string, third fret. Thats exactly what this person did. I suggest you research the opening chord on the internet. Also the bass note, piano chord, and snare drum are involved on the opening chord.

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  • 1:49 love that song

  • REVOLUTION

  • Is there any way to download these videos for free? They're awesome!

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  • Nice !!!! Play a whole song please.

  • You have got Lennon's acoustic sound nailed ! Very few can get that stumming sound he got. Great job !

  • you rock!

  • On Hard Day's Nite, it's the little finger (not ring) on the high G note/3rd fret...stays there when playing C chord...Same kind of thing when playing Norwegian Wood.

  • fantastic

  • Where can I buy these videos. They are great!!!! I love you use the guitars they have making these songs.

  • the songs in order are a hard days night, ishould have known better, long tall sally, ill cry instead, anytime at all, honey dont, i dont want to spoil the party, shes a woman, rain, revolution, while my guitar gently weeps

    i like how you also wear the clothes they would have worn while performing the songs.

  • Great production, TAT!!

  • How can i buy those dvds?

  • Thanks guys. I really enjoy creating these and it is certainly a labor of love. V.4 is currently in the works but it will be some time before it's complete. Them Beatles can keep a guy busy!!

  • Hey i'd like to thank Rob for making these videos because if it weren't for them, it would have taken an even longer time for me to learn guitar than I would have liked it to be. When I started all I had were note and finger placements. When I attended the fest for Beatles fans back in '04 and I saw this video I was extremely happy with what I was able to accomplish when i practiced these techniques.

    And if it were possible, on volume 4 could you give any hints to what may be on it?

  • second!!!!!!!!

  • Hey thanks Rob, I think it's great that you're doing these videos and when V.3 comes out i'll be one of the first ones to get my hands on one of 'em. Keep on rockin' man!!

    Sincerely, Joe

  • I would recommend anyone beyond beginner stage on guitar who is interested in really learning to play Beatles songs to try one of To A Tee's DVDs. I am not affiliated with To A Tee in any way, but I was blown away with the information provided and the instruction method. Be prepared to pay close attention, but if you do, you will be rewarded.

    And to the host Rob Taylor, if you read this, many thanks for "And Your Bird Can Sing". Finally, I know how to play it correctly!

  • Hey tatvidprod:

    Really enjoyed the very little I saw of your work here. I have played in many Beatles Festivals and your work is great...and I have a fairly critical ear!  Your approach to showing folks is visibly enlightening. I've done many shows myself around the world, and I can say that your spot-on playing out-does most of them out there. Well done!

    Hal

  • You're right about this chord changes in "Revolution" as well. Many don't understand the whole "record it slow, play it back fast" concept. The Beatles and George Martin were masters of this wonderful technique.

  • Nice job, Rob. Those are absolutely dead-on renditions, and the fact that you have matched guitars "To a Tee" is a big bonus.

    P.S. There will always be plenty of bastards out there that want to criticize your playing...I say to hell with 'em! Thanks, Rob!

  • On Revolution, it's a 5th fret to the 6th fret on the top guitar. And it's a Bb starting chord after the intro.

  • The final mix is in a strange key. The key is in between A# and B. This is because they recorded the song in A and sped it up for the final mix. Watch them mime the song on the David Frost show. They're in the key of A. Why? Because that's the key it was recorded in. Revolution # 1 from the White album is also in the key of A.

  • @tatvidprod Just play it with a capo on the first fret, sounds pretty accurate

  • @ScullyboyDX I did consider that, but I do my best to record the songs how I feel the Beatles did. I don't believe they used a capo at the first fret. Though, to play the song live, it's probably the way to go.

  • @tatvidprod Is that While My Guitar Gently Wheeps at the end? Its not on the 3rd or 4th volume, possibly a 5th to a tee?

  • Hi Rob! I live in Brazil.

    You're really great!!!

    How can I buy those DVDs?

  • I have all three of Rob's DVDs. They are FANTASTIC. Rob has REALLY researched the chords and leads in these step-by-step DVDs.

    Vol. 3 has some really great features!

    If you are a Beatles fan or just want to learn how to play Beatles songs, get ALL 3 DVDs NOW!

  • To: GetBack19, You may think you are a Beatles fan but bashing great musicianship like this clearly shows 1.) your lack of musical ability and 2.) lack of true appreciation for The Beatles. You have to at least have SOME ability on your side of the formula to play these classics- try to use your ears, not just eyes! I can imagine how poor your playing would be anyway with your poor attitude so just GetBack and let the real musicians play.

  • GetBack19, I'm sorry you feel that way. I will say that many, many people have found this DVD to be extremely helpful. The end of Twist & Shout is shown as clear as day for all to see. As a Beatles fan who knows what these songs need to sound like, I find your 'critique' to be quite over-the-top, untenable and sells the DVD way short of what it actually delivers.

  • We must have watched different DVDs. I bought all three DVDs and have learned a lot. Or maybe you just aren't able to follow another musician playing by watching the fretboard?

  • Sign me up! Great stuff. When's the CD going to be ready?

  • Have been waiting a couple years for this!

  • ROCKIN ROB! ..gotta have one ...cheers

  • looks cool, Rob!

  • Can't wait for this!!

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