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yeahhh

Valeu! Uai, pode ser. Nesse caso aí é limitação de alcance vocal meu mesmo kkkk

@meujeitodetocarbeatles ah não, quis dizer, você canta a segunda sílaba "ded" mais grave ou na mesma nota que a primeira "nee". Eu tenho a impressão, talvez equivocada, de que ele canta mais alta ainda, aumentando a tensão até o "something". Fica difícil explicar por escrito rs

you're welcome! thank you for supporting my channel!

valeu queridão!!

yeahhh valeu!

Thank you

@@afonsoliguori7621 valeu querido

@@alessandromog5208 essa é das mais belas

30 anos do live at bbc

@@Greg_slaperfeito.

Trinta anos dessa compilação.

@@dercoss do it better then, be my guest

valeu queridão! obrigado pela força!

@@satanas_mipadre616 Thank you

@@alessandromog5208 ✌🏻✌🏻

@@luisacastro6033 yeah!!

@@arthurvikinggamer8389 perfeito. John tocou ela pro Brian ainda na Espanha .

@@celiopereiramarcuci455 yeah!

@@Joao_Pedro3103 exatamente😉

@@paulodillenburg2575 yeahhh 👏🏻👏🏻

@@sylviojr melodia muito linda e nada convencional

thank you!!

valeu amado!

@@rcardoao Thank you!

@@laurenrowell9251 Thank you! I’m from Brazil, a small city in the country side of it. Yes, I’m play the guitar. In fact, there are tons of videos here on this channel where I teach the guitar parts of some Beatles tunes. Check them out! Cheers

​@@howiplaythebeatles Hello again sir! I've never been to Brazil - in fact, South America remains as the last continent on Earth that I've never visited yet (barring Antartica, but that's not in the cards for me!). Anyway, you have an extraordinary voice - very beautiful. I've never heard anyone in my life that can replicate Paul McCartney as well as you have, and...I grew up with the Beatles, along with the rapid explosion of all types of rock&roll and other types of music that grew out from their influence in the '60s, '70s, and beyond. I *have* checked out your channel, and it's fantastic! I started playing guitar at the age of 11, had formal lessons for 3 years, learned to read music, and I was pretty good at playing the guitar. I didn't sing (wish I could) but I enjoyed teaching myself the popular rock music at the time: Led Zeppelin, the Rolling Stones, the Who, fusions of rock and folk, and much more. When my father got transferred to the American state of Connecticut (from my home state of New Jersey), I stopped the guitar lessons - however, my parents then bought a used piano, and...long story short, I realised that the piano is a stringed instrument as well, so I taught myself how to play piano. Sad to say, as my teenage years progressed, I left that part of my life behind! However, I'm very thankful for your tutorials on TH-cam. You're an incredibly generous person! Have you ever considered sending some of your work to some record agencies in Los Angeles and/or New York City? I'm a licensed American mathematics teacher with 2 Master's degrees, and if you were an American, I could get you *so* *many* scholarships, all free. Does Brazil have some sort of "educational treaty" with the United States? Please try to find out. I have helped so many people in America, as well as in Europe (I live in Switzerland now) obtain free funding for grants to travel to America, not only in order to attend university, but also for travelling expenses to further their careers. Please find out about any programs Brazil might have in conjunction with the US, especially now. (I would do it myself, but I'm having major surgery in 11 days - knee replacement due to a dance injury - so what with the surgery, and the subsequent physiotherapy in another hospital for over 3 weeks, I'll be out of commission for a good month!) Back again to the music. Buddy Holly wrote the song, "Words of Love", and I'm not sure if you knew this, but if you google this song (to obtain his original recording of his song), you'll hear that he himself did multi-track recordings of his own voice, and overlaid them to produce the final product! The Beatles themselves copied this technique from Buddy Holly! They kept doing this all the way up to their ground-breaking album, "Sgt Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band", which at the time caused a worldwide sensation, and I'm not exaggerating. (Don't forget, as early as 1965 I think, the Beatles played for the Queen of England and other Heads of State.) I know I'm going off on tangents here, but I'm doing this for a reason. You have a true passion and love for music, and you have a quality about you that's sincere and can touch the soul of others. Please consider sharing your gifts with the world. Look up any resources your country can offer you, especially in regards to partnerships with America. You will start out small, as everyone does, but I sincerely believe your innate talent will take you far in life. Good luck to you, sir! (What is your name?!) Lauren *Edit*: The albums, "Rubber Soul" and Revolver", by the Beatles (released 6 months apart in late 1965 and 6 months later in 1966, respectively), were also groundbreaking albums from the Beatles. Not sure if you have ever heard the tune, "Tomorrow Never Knows" (it's on the Revolver album), but that particular song made the musical world realise that the Beatles truly were a force to be reckoned with. It's a hauntingly awful, yet oddly beautiful song. Have a nice evening!

@@laurenrowell9251 what a great text to read on a sunday afternoon! Thanks for so much love involved. My name is Rogerio and you can find me on Instagram: @meujeitodetocarbeatles I do love music, and hope to touch as many people’s hearts as I can Cheers from Brazil✌🏻

@@howiplaythebeatles Keep in touch if you can! Cheers from Switzerland!

@@laurenrowell9251 thank u dear! follow me on Instagram: @meujeitodetocarbeatles

@@alessandromog5208 valeu querido!

@@dfavideos80 ah sim! Mas eu não tento imitar o jeito de cantar deles não, eu só tento mostrar as variações de harmonias vocais😉 mas.. bem observado!

@@dfavideos80 alto demais hahah

@@jandirmedino149 valeu demais!✌🏻

@@eduardokatsuo6323 valeeeeu✌🏻

thank you , mate!!

thank you so much!

obrigado, querido!

você que é, meu rei!