Very good tone and lesson. Respectfully, at "Believe me when I tell you..." looks and sounds (unless I am missing something) as if you are playing a D. I think The Beatles play a Bm. The relative minor of the chord you are playing. Cheers
No offence, but you're not cool if you don't know the difference between speech quotation marks ("...") and text quotation marks ('...'). Only kidding man. I absolutely love your work. Tim
@privettricker thats very nice, what strings do you strike? Visually it looks like 2-3-4, soundwise its more shrill, like 1-2-3, did you come up with this yerself? sounds on the spot.
@privettricker this sound so nice, would you be so nice and write out the chords in the form of XX7655, XXX997, XXX675 ? I've been watching this for a while but am unable to figure out the chord figures with certainty.
@jonasjar All the chords are the same chord shape (B/E on one fret, G one fret up from that, and D one fret up from the G), the same shape as an F down in the first position. You're just moving that shape around the fretboard. The only chord shape that's different is the one that first appears at :14, which is E at one fret, B one fret up from that, D/G one fret up from the B. On the strum, you're hitting the four highest strings.
@privettricker ok, that's what it looks like, so its an F shape in all occurrences except when its a B-minor kind of shape? Well, that sounds pretty simple, but its sure is a nice accompany pattern. Think I will try it as a lesson for my 12 year old, its a good illustration of one of many ways to instrument a pop song.
Such a simple song, yet such an awesome one, too! Just goes to show that beautiful music doesn't need to consist of playing a guitar at insane speeds!
Great playing, and that's a lovely Les you have there!
@masonha1 Geez, I'm stunned at that. Paul would have written it on piano, and at that point, John wasn't very involved in recording tunes that weren't his! Thanks for the info.
@privettricker I am going to sound like a nerd but the guiter he uses would be the one they use in The Beatles Rock Band, since Paul and Richard confirm everything they put in the game.
@XWViewer Technically speaking, George doesn't play anything any more. But he stopped playing Gretsches around early 1966, unless you count the Wilbury period. This song was most certainly not played on a Gretsch.
master good good
thebeatslove 1 week ago
i like your tone better than george!
ryler99 2 weeks ago
Is it just a normal amp?
lizzylennonade 2 months ago
Wow! great job
TonyHickschick 3 months ago
tabs please?
MegaTommar 4 months ago
Awesome!!!
abenhamet 5 months ago
Very Good tone and Nice Guitar ¡¡
anhellph 5 months ago
aaaaa. this is sooo good.
oiergasdn 6 months ago
Very good tone and lesson. Respectfully, at "Believe me when I tell you..." looks and sounds (unless I am missing something) as if you are playing a D. I think The Beatles play a Bm. The relative minor of the chord you are playing. Cheers
flounderize 8 months ago
should be upstrokes
scott29298 8 months ago
No offence, but you're not cool if you don't know the difference between speech quotation marks ("...") and text quotation marks ('...'). Only kidding man. I absolutely love your work. Tim
howlintim 9 months ago
i want Les paul so bad! great playing!
deathletters16 11 months ago
hm that looks negotiable
jonasjar 1 year ago
@jonasjar Ouch.
privettricker 1 year ago
@privettricker thats very nice, what strings do you strike? Visually it looks like 2-3-4, soundwise its more shrill, like 1-2-3, did you come up with this yerself? sounds on the spot.
jonasjar 1 year ago
@privettricker this sound so nice, would you be so nice and write out the chords in the form of XX7655, XXX997, XXX675 ? I've been watching this for a while but am unable to figure out the chord figures with certainty.
jonasjar 1 year ago
@jonasjar All the chords are the same chord shape (B/E on one fret, G one fret up from that, and D one fret up from the G), the same shape as an F down in the first position. You're just moving that shape around the fretboard. The only chord shape that's different is the one that first appears at :14, which is E at one fret, B one fret up from that, D/G one fret up from the B. On the strum, you're hitting the four highest strings.
privettricker 1 year ago
@privettricker ok, that's what it looks like, so its an F shape in all occurrences except when its a B-minor kind of shape? Well, that sounds pretty simple, but its sure is a nice accompany pattern. Think I will try it as a lesson for my 12 year old, its a good illustration of one of many ways to instrument a pop song.
jonasjar 1 year ago
how much did that guitar cost and whered you buy it
diegosantiago1996 1 year ago
@diegosantiago1996 Can you really put a price on tone? :)
privettricker 1 year ago
@privettricker just wondering what type of guitar to buy. any recommendations?
diegosantiago1996 1 year ago
@diegosantiago1996 My only advice: Don't spend a dime more than you can afford. Don't buy a guitar that's priced above your skill level.
privettricker 1 year ago
@privettricker thanks.:)
diegosantiago1996 1 year ago
@privettricker you're nuts. The guitar is like a marriage: always buy a guitar that is better than you -- it makes you better. haha
Distanceman55 9 months ago
what effects are yu usong if you are using any and where did you find the tabs for this?!?!
aerofan456 1 year ago
@aerofan456 No effects, just straight to the amp. I don't read tabs, I just play by ear.
privettricker 1 year ago
Gibson or Epiphone?
AlienWorkshopSk8tr 1 year ago
@AlienWorkshopSk8tr Gibson!
privettricker 1 year ago
@privettricker thought so, epiphones dont usually have nice flametops
AlienWorkshopSk8tr 1 year ago
Rock n' Roll \m/
Awesome dude!! XD
TheAng3LxP 1 year ago
Such a simple song, yet such an awesome one, too! Just goes to show that beautiful music doesn't need to consist of playing a guitar at insane speeds!
Great playing, and that's a lovely Les you have there!
CFodderESG 1 year ago
@privettricker actually lennon did play paino
masonha1 1 year ago
@masonha1 Geez, I'm stunned at that. Paul would have written it on piano, and at that point, John wasn't very involved in recording tunes that weren't his! Thanks for the info.
privettricker 1 year ago
that was a great cover
Beatlesfan46 1 year ago
It sounds just like the song! Awesome dude!
Decoy8 1 year ago 7
No offense, but your not cool when you like slide to the low notes
XWViewer 1 year ago
@XWViewer No offense, but you're not cool when you like don't know the difference between "you're" and "your."
privettricker 1 year ago 17
@privettricker LOL
kendalljones99 1 year ago
@kendalljones99 ooopps, that "LOL" was for your comment about "you're" and "your"......
kendalljones99 1 year ago
@privettricker LOL. xD Niiiiiice.
AntheaFranco 1 year ago
@XWViewer he's playing it correctly.. dude, this is spot on!
deuce0609 1 year ago
do you think he used his les paul? (george that is)
BandOnTheRun87 1 year ago
I'm thinking it's that red LP (Lucy).
privettricker 1 year ago
@privettricker I am going to sound like a nerd but the guiter he uses would be the one they use in The Beatles Rock Band, since Paul and Richard confirm everything they put in the game.
TheShotyourhead 1 year ago
@BandOnTheRun87 Geoge Plays a gretsch
XWViewer 1 year ago
@XWViewer Technically speaking, George doesn't play anything any more. But he stopped playing Gretsches around early 1966, unless you count the Wilbury period. This song was most certainly not played on a Gretsch.
privettricker 1 year ago
@XWViewer he played a les paul around 68-69
RKRSizzle11 1 year ago
quien te cree!!?? chamullero pusistes el tema y no tocas una mierda de guitarra
manupupi95 1 year ago
Tabs!!!! Cool cover, i only find the song but with "normal" chords...
5 stars
ShiSun312 2 years ago
Think of these as just the higher parts of barre chords. That's really what these are, just the upper four strings of standard barre chords.
privettricker 2 years ago
where are there tabs??
Shlaff 2 years ago
Sorry, I don't read or write tabs. But I would imagine there are plenty of Beatles tab sites.
privettricker 2 years ago
okay thanks. its just a bit difficult for me to see where you are puting your hands on the neck.
Shlaff 2 years ago
If it helps, the song starts in A at the 5th fret.
privettricker 2 years ago
man this is just amazing
Twindmold 2 years ago
All credit goes to George!
privettricker 2 years ago