"Revolution" by The Beatles Preview Lesson

Revolution, was recorded by the Beatles as a single in 1968, is known for its aggressively distinct sound. In this iVideosongs title, Beatles LOVE producer Giles Martin describes the techniques used by the Beatles in the studio to achieve the song's unique distorted tone. Additionally, iVideosongs instructor Danny Grady shows how to play both the rhythm and lead guitar parts of this driving Beatles anthem. Intermediate-level players will enjoy learning the power chord-based rhythm parts and double stop leads in this medium-tempo song played on electric guitar. This is a sample of a 72 minute video available for download at iVideosongs.com.

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[PAGAFER]

Genial!!! Ya se tocar Revolution!!

Gracias por el vídeo!!! Me ha servido de mucho!

[iVideosongs]

And gracias to you. Glad you like it!

[gdsza]

With all due respect to Giles, (wonderful work on The Beatles Love BTW) Revolution is not "Chuck Berry on overdrive". The opening riff is identical to 1956's Pee Wee Crayton's Do Unto Others. Identical. 13 years before Revolution.

[Duzzea]

lol



[userboy6]

@The0Black0Irish the Beatles did not play B5 power chords and certaintly not on this song! just watching the video will tell you that!

[The0Black0Irish]

@userboy6 that's a bold claim. How is he going down the wrong road?

[GTTeancum]

There's plenty of free how to play videos out there. Not sure why it's a surprise that this constantly gets voted down.

[userboy6]

i've been playing giutar for forty plus years. Revolution is not that hard to play. most Beatle songs are easy. they were not into making things hard for themselves, more into making great music. i am still surprised after all these years how many people do this stuff wrong and i can't understand why. just these two seconds told me this guy is going down the wrong road.

[paulXroksX]

yeah that helps -.-

[RickM872]

@PyroSpiral5397 It's a Paul Reed Smith. They put those inlays on most of their guitars in the $1000 plus range.

[PyroSpiral5397]

what guitar is that i need those frets

[daddyseek67]

well acctually it is more like buddy holly meets chuck berry listen to mail man bring me no more blues