As much said, none of the Beatles were very amazing musicians, what made them a great band was the lyrics. Paul and John were amazing songwriters, and for the very few songs George wrote they were amazing. But then I have heard something about Paul being one of the best bassists.
@@mattgames1as someone who dabbles in bass guitar I’m always amazed by his melodic bass lines. They always are so incredibly satisfying to play and sound so incredible, to a point that no other bass guitarist has gotten to. And some of them are incredibly complex! He almost never keeps a “consistent” bass, always throwing a new trick and flourishes in
@@Mikimaki7267 I totally agree! Usually the bass is supposed to follow the melody, but Paul’s bass playing WAS the melody! Songs like she said she said, rain, have amazing bass when you look for it!
@@FrankHerrera-qr1mh As in compared to Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, Jimi Hendrix, Mick Taylor, etc. Even Keith Richards gets more credit than him and no way could Keith do the versatility, chord structure or fills like George could.
@ovalvox7888 George was not a shreader or speed demon, but his work is precious. Musicians who cover his stuff never underrate him, just as great drummers never underrated Ringo. Those who underrated talent blow wind from anus. Pay them no mind.
George played with such versatility and taste throughout his entire career. Whether hy-brid picking, picking, playing slide, acoustic or classical, his spirit came through his sound as uniquely his own.
I never said any of that? I never said George was the most talented Beatle, and even then I certainly don't think Paul was the most talented Beatle. None of them were more talented than the other. It was the way they collaborated and bounced off of eachother that made them successful
George Harrison was the very first guitarist I got into back when I first started playing at 10 years old (I’m 24 now) and he’s still one of my biggest influences, he just had such a unique style and never overplayed anything. All his riffs and solos always fit the song perfectly and I love it, great video man
George is the less narcisist player i ever heard. Never wanting to be in the front. Allways playing delicately and the exact note what is needed. No more, no less
It's been the first one that came into my mind. I personally think it's his best or one of his. Very beautiful and non-logical as much of his work (that's a compliment!!!)
I'm just pleased with the fact that George always intended to play melodic solos and his huge inspiration was Carl Perkins in that matter. Had he become a shredder or a bluesy guitarist, The Beatles wouldn't be as perfect as they are. Long live the greatest quartet ever!❤
@@LucaColaMusic It seems like he may have gotten the cold shoulder, have been taken for granted, and excluded -- despite being such an integral part of the band.
The fans loved George! I think John and Paul did realize his guitar skills very much. But yes it took awhile before they acknowledged his songwriting. Too bad John didn't live to play again with George... Hopefully they are now!!!
one thing i think that he did brilliantly is what i would call "rhythm guitar solos" much like on "everybody's trying to be my baby" and "hey bulldog" i really think he should have done more of those kinds of things leads based around chord shapes. but while guitarists like DAVE GILMOUR and LESLIE WEST are praised fer theri simplicity with GEORGE it seemed to often be considered a weakness. i think his leads are some of the greatest and most underrated in music history.
Man, you left out one of George's best early compositions that was so eloquently played! "Till There Was You" had a beautiful and melodic acoustic guitar that flowed through the song. It is hard to believe George played it when he was around 19 years old!!
Excellent work. The outfits are great too. I don’t think George is as underrated as some say. Anyone who actually plays an an instrument knows how great he is. Too few people actually play. That’s why it’s so nice to see such a young player who gets it.
Love George, but people were playing far more complex guitar solos before George was even born. Ever heard of Carl Kress or Django Reinhardt? What a weird comment..
Absolutely. George would of loved it. Felt like I was watching george myself. And seeing him progress as a musician! Where did you get that rooftop coat?!? I love it!
@@LucaColaMusic Well I'll have to have a look for one hahah! I aspire to be as good as you on guitar. Been playing rhythm for 2 months now, can whack out a good few beatles hits
Just like Ringo, George played what was melodically necessary to adorn the song with simple-sounding complicated parts. Perfection. Edit: love the coat. *chefs kiss*
Nice video and nice playing.Its really hard to pick up the Best Harrison solos throughout the Beatles career,but you forgot the iconic A hard days night 12st guitar solo.Was magic.
I recently got turned on to George's solo on crying waiting hoping live at the BBC... Check it out sometime. Massively overlooked as some of George's best playing
Great! Are we sure, though, that the lead guitar on Yer Blues is George and not John? Has a real John feel to it. As for Octopus' Garden, I would include the little solo that opens the song! Thanks again.
Nicely done! I especially loved your renditions of Beethoven and Everybody’s Trying to Be My Baby (x2!) You should try the solo from Old Brown Shoe next, that’s another really fun one
They are all awesome. But there is couple that I wish they ( The Beatles / George ) have made it a tiny bit longer...Such as 'All My Loving' and ' And I Love Her '... But in the end, 'short and sweet ' is what make one's heart long for more...That's the power of George's solo..RIP George, you're so missed..
Now a days you have TH-cam helping you learn how to play parts on the Guitar the correct way. Back when I was in a band, I had to play the part over and over until I thought I got it right. Double tracking Guitar leads really make it sound so good! I do it every once in awhile.🎸🎸❤❤💙💙💋💋
A badass compilation but you forgot THESE solos to me: Can't Buy Me Love I'm Down Baby's In Black I Don't Wanna Spoil The Party Kansas City The Night Before Let It Be Dig A Pony Still a great vid 😃😊.Plz do one about your favourite Paul and John solos someday too.🙃😉AND please cover Can't Buy Me Love😊😊
TAMBIÉN; HEY BULLDOG ; DON´T BOTHER ME ; IF I NEEDED SOMEONE ; I'M ONLY SLEEPING ; OLD BROWN SHOE ; AFTER 909 ; I ME MINE ; YOU´RE GONNA LOSE THAT GIRL : ANY TIME AT ALL : IT WON'T BE LONG ; TILL THERE'S WAS YOU ; A HARD DAY'S NIGHT ; DO YOU WANT TO KNOW A SECRET ; DAY TRIPPER ; RAIN - ENTRE OTRAS.
At young age he already able to do unique blend of many guitar solos that's amazing coz majority of those boys in early days & even today are just copying tune of other guitarist. His guitar solo became trademark of many beatles songs
Actually, the "solo" and the whole lead guitar by Harrison on the track "Octopus Garden" was recorded on that "Psychedelic Stratocaster", being the only track recorded on the instrument after the " prog/psychedelic era" of The Beatles
@@LucaColaMusic I heard from a person who read some articles about the production of the album that George Martin said that on one of these. But, in the other hand, the sound could be from a Telecaster, the treble is characteristically from a Tele Coil.. Well, the exactly truth is what we will never know
You left off Let It Be (album version), the second take George did, about 3 weeks after he laid down the single version's solo. Paul scored the solos for several of George's performances, from Taxman, to The End.
Very well done! This is great reference for guitar playing Beatles' fan like myself. The only small critique I would say is practice adding a bit of vibrato to your held notes.
Missing: I Call Your Name, The Night Before, I Don’t Want To Spoil The Party, And Your Bird Can Sing, Bad Boy, Till There Was You, I Should Have Known Better, One After 909, Can’t Buy Me Love
and the thing is a lot of these solos and arrangements were written and performed that very day when the songs were presented by John and Paul to George and Ringo. According to Paul they usually took 20 minutes to get the arrangemants and then record the songs immediately. WOW
@@brucethomas6886 John did the first solo on yer blues, not the second. A believer in George playing the Hey Bulldog solo until I see convincing proof haha!!
Thank you -this was so excellent and authentic, They playing, the appropriate guitars, even the clothing - way cool! So were the "Nowhere Man" Stratocasters Daphne Blue (as I believe yours is) or Sonic Blue? I've read both and can't conclusively determine from the pictures that I've seen.
Let It Be lp solo was a great one...And Your Bird Can Sing..always loved all the fills and the ride out soloing on Revolution #1 off The White Album...so hard to chose 13. Nice job all around too.
I have! But as of right now, I'm not very good with a slide, but I am going to (hopefully) give "How Do You Sleep" a bash! Turning 15 start of next year :)
It’s George. It has everything that makes it NOT a John solo. It’s precise, it’s intricate, it’s well crafted and perfectly double tracked. Even Geoff Emerick commended him on it, and all he does otherwise in that book is knock him.
I was watching this thinking, “If ‘Something’ is not in there, then this list invalid.” Good job.
In my humble opinion one of his best solos was on a nylon strung acoustic on “Till there was you”.
I agree, he played that very nicely.
You have got taste
@@KeshavK2 why, thank you 🎶🎶🎶🇬🇧
Agree 100%.
Octopus Garden has one of the most coolest sounding intros of all time in my opinion
Yes , "And your Bird can sing "is also in this style . I love it !
As much said, none of the Beatles were very amazing musicians, what made them a great band was the lyrics. Paul and John were amazing songwriters, and for the very few songs George wrote they were amazing. But then I have heard something about Paul being one of the best bassists.
@@mattgames1as someone who dabbles in bass guitar I’m always amazed by his melodic bass lines. They always are so incredibly satisfying to play and sound so incredible, to a point that no other bass guitarist has gotten to. And some of them are incredibly complex! He almost never keeps a “consistent” bass, always throwing a new trick and flourishes in
@@Mikimaki7267 I totally agree! Usually the bass is supposed to follow the melody, but Paul’s bass playing WAS the melody! Songs like she said she said, rain, have amazing bass when you look for it!
George was the heart of the Beatles due to his beautiful solos.
Definitely not my man, 😂 Paul and John were definitely way more integral
He was lucky to be McCartney's boyhood chum. He was an average guitarist and singer who wrote a few great songs.
@@chipgaasche4933LMAO I can just tell you’ve only heard here comes the sun
and Ringo was the drummer
@@Greggers1516we needed all 4 of them tho
All 4 members were crucial to that sound
Very well done. George was such and underrated lead guitarist.
Underrated by whom? He is always in the top 25 of most lists.
@@FrankHerrera-qr1mh As in compared to Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, Jimi Hendrix, Mick Taylor, etc. Even Keith Richards gets more credit than him and no way could Keith do the versatility, chord structure or fills like George could.
@ovalvox7888 George was not a shreader or speed demon, but his work is precious. Musicians who cover his stuff never underrate him, just as great drummers never underrated Ringo. Those who underrated talent blow wind from anus. Pay them no mind.
@@FrankHerrera-qr1mh I don’t. The Beatles are still number one in my book.
He was lucky to be McCartney's boyhood chum. He was an average guitarist and singer who wrote a few great songs.
George played with such versatility and taste throughout his entire career. Whether hy-brid picking, picking, playing slide, acoustic or classical, his spirit came through his sound as uniquely his own.
He was lucky to be McCartney's boyhood chum. He was an average guitarist and singer who wrote a few great songs.
@@chipgaasche4933You are wrong, he was better then Macca and Lennon. Even Paul said this.
@@2JorgeBeatnot true. Paul is the most talented Beatle, he could play many instruments. Search it up if you don’t believe me.
I never said any of that? I never said George was the most talented Beatle, and even then I certainly don't think Paul was the most talented Beatle. None of them were more talented than the other. It was the way they collaborated and bounced off of eachother that made them successful
@@LucaColaMusicThat's the truth
George Harrison was the very first guitarist I got into back when I first started playing at 10 years old (I’m 24 now) and he’s still one of my biggest influences, he just had such a unique style and never overplayed anything. All his riffs and solos always fit the song perfectly and I love it, great video man
Thank you man! I absolutely agree! :)
Spot on! Wasn’t one for lengthy meandering waffle but were like beautiful musical motifs that fit the song .
Very nice choices. I've always loved the various solos out there of the song "Let It Be." Thanks.
Yes, those are definitely some of his best work.
George is the less narcisist player i ever heard. Never wanting to be in the front. Allways playing delicately and the exact note what is needed. No more, no less
Great job! Personally, I feel like you missed some of his other amazing solos ('Til There Was You comes to mind, among others). Keep it up!
There was far to many to fit into one video!! Plus I didn't really remember them all. And I didn't have much time. But I'm very glad you enjoyed :)
It's been the first one that came into my mind. I personally think it's his best or one of his. Very beautiful and non-logical as much of his work (that's a compliment!!!)
And of course , a jazz, riff in ,,ill follow the sun,.
I'm just pleased with the fact that George always intended to play melodic solos and his huge inspiration was Carl Perkins in that matter. Had he become a shredder or a bluesy guitarist, The Beatles wouldn't be as perfect as they are.
Long live the greatest quartet ever!❤
All of em perkins fans..rockabilly
They didn't seem to give George the appreciation, respect and admiration he deserved.
Agreed! Although he was a valued member of the band, he never really had much of a say in the grand schemes of the group
@@LucaColaMusic It seems like he may have gotten the cold shoulder, have been taken for granted, and excluded -- despite being such an integral part of the band.
The fans loved George! I think John and Paul did realize his guitar skills very much. But yes it took awhile before they acknowledged his songwriting. Too bad John didn't live to play again with George... Hopefully they are now!!!
Because it was Paul's band.
Great playing and a lovely collection of guitars. Excellent stuff. Well done.
You could say it's a YES from you! Hahaha ;)
And his dress collection
George was a hell of a lot better guitarist than John and Paul. Admit it
I love John’s rhythm playing. But yes, George is better he made these amazing creative plays ❤ 🎸 🌟
@@Jacob-hj2fdagreed
Paul isn’t a guitarist he is a bassist
@Jamesified740 he's both!
He mostly use bass tho@@LucaColaMusic
ジョージのうまさってちっちゃい時､分からなかったけど､自分が70歳になって振り返ってみると複雑な事してんだなあーとかんしんさせられました｡アップありがとうございました。😊
one thing i think that he did brilliantly is what i would call "rhythm guitar solos" much like on "everybody's trying to be my baby" and "hey bulldog" i really think he should have done more of those kinds of things leads based around chord shapes.
but while guitarists like DAVE GILMOUR and LESLIE WEST are praised fer theri simplicity with GEORGE it seemed to often be considered a weakness. i think his leads are some of the greatest and most underrated in music history.
This was awesome! I loved that you changed the outfits too!
Thanks Aubrey!
Had a lot of fun picking them out :)
Man, you left out one of George's best early compositions that was so eloquently played! "Till There Was You" had a beautiful and melodic acoustic guitar that flowed through the song. It is hard to believe George played it when he was around 19 years old!!
Glaring omissions are “Old Brown Shoe”, “Bad Boy”, “Slow Down”, and “Let it Be” (album version),
Excellent work. The outfits are great too. I don’t think George is as underrated as some say. Anyone who actually plays an an instrument knows how great he is. Too few people actually play. That’s why it’s so nice to see such a young player who gets it.
George was the Godfather of the guitar solo.
No, he was not ....there were literally thousands before him.
Love George, but people were playing far more complex guitar solos before George was even born. Ever heard of Carl Kress or Django Reinhardt? What a weird comment..
Absolutely not lol
And yet Paul McCartney played the best solo on a Beatles record and it was on a George Harrison song.
@@DemetriusSorvo which solo
Absolutely. George would of loved it. Felt like I was watching george myself. And seeing him progress as a musician! Where did you get that rooftop coat?!? I love it!
Glad you enjoyed! George's parts are the best. I got the coat in a charity shop, I'm pretty sure it's a ladies coat from pretty little thing lol
@@LucaColaMusic Well I'll have to have a look for one hahah! I aspire to be as good as you on guitar. Been playing rhythm for 2 months now, can whack out a good few beatles hits
Fabulous! No apostrophe needed in ‘solos’ fyi; it’s just a plural.
Something is a George's masterpiece
Nice job! Very talented and with a cool rooftop coat!!
Thanks Pam! Glad you enjoyed. Love using the correct clothes for each song :)
THIS IS AMAZING!!! YOU NAILED IT LUCA
Thanks mate!
Glad you're liking the videos :)
Good job! You really captured that early Beatles stumbling, staccato style that George had.
Well done!
Just like Ringo, George played what was melodically necessary to adorn the song with simple-sounding complicated parts. Perfection.
Edit: love the coat. *chefs kiss*
That was a wonderful video with great playing Luca. Thank you for posting.
XLNT way to give thanks to a very talented man,RIP
Nice video and you great, i believe in Nowhere man only George plays his solo...
I've heard from various sources it's John and George both going through the same amp! :)
Absolutely appreciate all the hard work that went into creating this video Bravo some one who pays attention to the same stuff as me
Nice video and nice playing.Its really hard to pick up the Best Harrison solos throughout the Beatles career,but you forgot the iconic A hard days night 12st guitar solo.Was magic.
I knew that had to be George on "Hey Bulldog.
Best solo,,i dont want to spoil the party,,😊
Part two... :)
Kudos on having all the props! (guitars and outfits) keep on practicing, you’re doing great!
I recently got turned on to George's solo on crying waiting hoping live at the BBC... Check it out sometime. Massively overlooked as some of George's best playing
Heard that many times! Absolutley fantastic solo! Check out my youtube short I made performing the solo!
Great! Are we sure, though, that the lead guitar on Yer Blues is George and not John? Has a real John feel to it. As for Octopus' Garden, I would include the little solo that opens the song! Thanks again.
I'm sure it was confirmed by some that George played the 2nd solo! I assume lol! :)
John plays the first solo, George plays the second one. There’s also a ghost solo if you listen very carefully
Same as with Long Tall Sally: John plays first solo, George second
@@Arjan3975 also the panning switches for John’s solo, which gives the impression that George plays both solos
Very impressive!!
Thank you Michael! :)
Nicely done! I especially loved your renditions of Beethoven and Everybody’s Trying to Be My Baby (x2!) You should try the solo from Old Brown Shoe next, that’s another really fun one
Definitely! Making a part 2 some day! :)
George Wrote Old Brown Shoe !
@@my-t-mikedaly607 yes!
They are all awesome. But there is couple that I wish they ( The Beatles / George ) have made it a tiny bit longer...Such as 'All My Loving' and ' And I Love Her '... But in the end, 'short and sweet ' is what make one's heart long for more...That's the power of George's solo..RIP George, you're so missed..
omg i loved this.
Thanks Nate!
Had a great time making it :)
Awesome 😊
Thank you! :)
Incredible job!!!!
Thank you!
Excellent work! How did you manage to make that Gretsch Electromatic sound like both a Country Gent and Tenny?
Glad you enjoyed!
Not really sure how! The Vox ac30 settings where:
Treble: Full
Bass: 2
Tone cut: 0
The strings used where flatwound d'addarios, .11s
Love that george coat 😉
Thanks man! Only cost a fiver
His style was very unique, especially in the early days.
George was the very best slow beautiful solo composer
excellent demonstration
Now a days you have TH-cam helping you learn how to play parts on the Guitar the correct way. Back when I was in a band,
I had to play the part over and over until I thought I got it right. Double tracking Guitar leads really make it sound so good!
I do it every once in awhile.🎸🎸❤❤💙💙💋💋
Gracias !!!
A badass compilation but you forgot THESE solos to me:
Can't Buy Me Love
I'm Down
Baby's In Black
I Don't Wanna Spoil The Party
Kansas City
The Night Before
Let It Be
Dig A Pony
Still a great vid 😃😊.Plz do one about your favourite Paul and John solos someday too.🙃😉AND please cover Can't Buy Me Love😊😊
I completely forgot about those!! Absolutley kicking myself now lol. I'll make one for John and Paul at some point soon :)
@@LucaColaMusic ABSOLUTELY AWESOME MATE!!! 😃👍❤️🤗FUCKING MINDBLOWING!! 😳😳THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!! 😢😢😢I'M SO OVERJOYED!!! 😭😭🥺🥺
@@LucaColaMusic There’s always room for George Solos Part 2!
TAMBIÉN; HEY BULLDOG ; DON´T BOTHER ME ; IF I NEEDED SOMEONE ; I'M ONLY SLEEPING ; OLD BROWN SHOE ; AFTER 909 ; I ME MINE ; YOU´RE GONNA LOSE THAT GIRL : ANY TIME AT ALL : IT WON'T BE LONG ; TILL THERE'S WAS YOU ; A HARD DAY'S NIGHT ; DO YOU WANT TO KNOW A SECRET ; DAY TRIPPER ; RAIN - ENTRE OTRAS.
Great stuff. Well done.
Excellent work my friend
@@ToddLorencUkuleleMusic Thank you!
I love how accurate you got all the parts and the guitars and costumes good job
At young age he already able to do unique blend of many guitar solos that's amazing coz majority of those boys in early days & even today are just copying tune of other guitarist. His guitar solo became trademark of many beatles songs
I would have included the solo on Can't Buy Me Love.
Definitely making a part 2!
Actually, the "solo" and the whole lead guitar by Harrison on the track "Octopus Garden" was recorded on that "Psychedelic Stratocaster", being the only track recorded on the instrument after the " prog/psychedelic era" of The Beatles
@johnnygasparini6807 Actually that isn't true! George used his Fender Rosewood Telecaster on Octopuses Garden, as can be seen in the session photos.
@@LucaColaMusic I heard from a person who read some articles about the production of the album that George Martin said that on one of these. But, in the other hand, the sound could be from a Telecaster, the treble is characteristically from a Tele Coil.. Well, the exactly truth is what we will never know
@@johnnygasparini6807 There's session photos that show George on the Telecaster! That's answer enough for me
Your an excellent guitar player, I would like to see more George Harrison stuff, perhaps you can make another video
You left off Let It Be (album version), the second take George did, about 3 weeks after he laid down the single version's solo. Paul scored the solos for several of George's performances, from Taxman, to The End.
GREAT ❤
Very well done! This is great reference for guitar playing Beatles' fan like myself. The only small critique I would say is practice adding a bit of vibrato to your held notes.
Amazing. You've got all the clothes and guitars too. I'm very jelly!
Genio musical!
Great sound!!! from Japan.
ありがとうございました！ :)
@@LucaColaMusic Thanks for your Japanese reply!!!!
@@こんす-h8s No problem :)
I think his solo on 'Old Brown shoe' is very good.
Nicely done - you have a lot of guitars
Missing: I Call Your Name, The Night Before, I Don’t Want To Spoil The Party, And Your Bird Can Sing, Bad Boy, Till There Was You, I Should Have Known Better, One After 909, Can’t Buy Me Love
Great!
and the thing is a lot of these solos and arrangements were written and performed that very day when the songs were presented by John and Paul to George and Ringo. According to Paul they usually took 20 minutes to get the arrangemants and then record the songs immediately. WOW
dig a pony has a great solo
Agreed! Gonna make a part two one day :)
Love it bro
i love this
No one’s sure who played the Hey Bulldog solo but this is cool
I'm pretty sure it's George, don't think it's John at all haha, glad you enjoyed :)
I think Paul did the solo on Bulldog - as he did on Taxman @@LucaColaMusic John on Yer Blues.
@@brucethomas6886 John did the first solo on yer blues, not the second. A believer in George playing the Hey Bulldog solo until I see convincing proof haha!!
George didn't used her rosewood Telecaster at "Something"?
Amazing job!
Looking the picture
For a sec I thought It was John5 😅
Thank you -this was so excellent and authentic, They playing, the appropriate guitars, even the clothing - way cool! So were the "Nowhere Man" Stratocasters Daphne Blue (as I believe yours is) or Sonic Blue? I've read both and can't conclusively determine from the pictures that I've seen.
Que buen guitarrista te felicito ,soy fanatico de los Beatles. ,tengo la coleccion en vinilos ,son de epoca ,la mejor,Nestor de mte.grande
Where's Til There Was You?
John played the lead on Hey Bulldog, using George's guitar.
I doubt that, I don't see it being probable
@@LucaColaMusicthank you fir being logical lmao, john didn't do that. John has taken a lot of credit for George's musical abilities
Im definitely gonna get a hollow body guitar one day
1:15 Long Tall Sally are the real best and OP among the top solo's
Agreed! One of George's best early solos! :)
Let It Be lp solo was a great one...And Your Bird Can Sing..always loved all the fills and the ride out soloing on Revolution #1 off The White Album...so hard to chose 13. Nice job all around too.
So cool that bulldog got a mention!
Happy Birthday George! Love you.
Good stuff. Ever try any of his slide solos? Btw how old are you?
I have! But as of right now, I'm not very good with a slide, but I am going to (hopefully) give "How Do You Sleep" a bash!
Turning 15 start of next year :)
come together?, devil in her heart?, while my guitar gently weeps?
While my Guitar gentley weeps is famously NOT George's solo haha! There is no guitar solo on devil in her heart unfortunately!
Check it out...he left out the bridge solo to "Till there was you" 😆😝
Why is it that you play with like no vibrato but you still sound freaking awesome
jesus christ man
I subbed, keep posting
Nice job...there is some question regarding the Bulldog solo..whether it was John or George. Sounds more like John to me. Thank you for your video!
It’s George. It has everything that makes it NOT a John solo. It’s precise, it’s intricate, it’s well crafted and perfectly double tracked. Even Geoff Emerick commended him on it, and all he does otherwise in that book is knock him.
Magic fingers of george.. ❤
’Till there was you’ is missing.
I'll make a second part one day! :)
George was a very good guitarist, and people tend to not give him credit for it
However with a slide? Hes one of the greateat of all time.
Yer Blues. Wow ❤️🤘🇮🇹
george did them with effortless flow, the true sign of a master
alt video caption: ‘Gorilla Plays 13 Beatles Solos’
We all play like this at some point, it's part of mastering an instrument, Silly boy
No sólo la originalidad creativa, el buen gusto es extraordinario.
Nice job
Great covers man, can you do till there was you?
Of course I can! I'll have to do it in a little while, when I get my new country gentleman! So stick around haha ;)
All of that won ' t never equal bossa nova .
What?