You Never Give Me Your Money (The Beatles)

"You Never Give Me Your Money" by the Beatles
Music by Paul McCartney and John Lennon
My arrangement. I have no tab or score written down. Sorry, please don't ask.
Taylor NS54-CE, hybrid classical

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• Beatles
• Paul
• McCartney
• acoustic
• guitar
• fingerpicking
• troubleclef
• Instrumental
• fingerstyle

[AndanteLargo]

Hi Tony,

I was planning to make an arrangement of this, listened to Beatles and saw you on the suggestions and... now I am dropping the idea!

Absolutely great and a pleasure to see your version!

Thanks for saving me the time. :-)

Stay safe.

Per-Olov

[troubleclef]

@AndanteLargo

Ah, that's no way to talk. Do your version. If I picked it up again, i'd probably do it completely differently. thanks, anyhow, man.

[chest002]

Requesting "She Said".

[troubleclef]

@chest002

yeah, i like that song a lot. might work as a steel string solo. needs that bite.

[tyang9099]

what does "hybrid classical" mean? is your guitar an acoustic-electric?

[troubleclef]

@tyang9099

that and several other neat features (narrow neck, fret markers, cutaway, jumbo lower bout)

[betwes]

Amazing. Congrats. Thanks for the "Money' and for the intro of Sun King.

[HKwong0502]

Is that "Flying" at the end?

[Debirols]

excuse me your covers are amazing i play guitar but you incredible

[criticoacidosalta]

Asombroso como tocas la guiatarra !!!! Excelente !!! hermosa cancion. The Beatles son lo mejor por siempre.... saludos desde argentina.

[givepeaceachanse]

Jolly Good! The fade was really cool! Congratulations, i liked it very much!

[bassmanjoe]

@LavrencicUrban Some people are just plain jealous!

[bassmanjoe]

19 people are jealous! Nice work!

[TheGuitarSteven]

What I really like about your arrangements is that you include so much more than just the chords, bass and melody - you always include the little instrumental parts, harmonies, intros, endings, and sounds that make the originals so unforgettable. Great job!

[Sanne152]

brought tears to my eyes

so wonderfull <3

[monkeyRL]

You rock, I just got a second hand acoustic, got it stringed, and tuned...the best it can be, anyway. Problem is, I've no idea what I'm doing =) I'm starting late, I'm almost thirty but, it's something I'd like to at least be competent at and I grew up listening to the Beatles from my parents. Where do I start...short of saying screw it!