How To Play NORWEGIAN WOOD The Beatles (Plus Free Charts!)

[@KevinHallSurfing]

Saw the Beatles. in '64. Amazed their songs are still being appropriated 60 years later. Yes I was 13 y/o ... with my dad ... Sydney. Will give this a good go. 👌❤

[@townheadbluesboy]

Thanks Rob - Really enjoy your channel - you make stuff that seems difficult approachable. Much appreciated - thanks😀

[@Islandboy2.0]

I'm glad you added those John Lennon touches, because that's how I've been playing sine 1967 when I first started playing guitar. Back then I learned it by sitting with my guitar and playing the song over...and over...and over..
Glad I was doing right.

[@HarryCollins99]

Thanks Rob! Great song, great lesson!

[@grahamsullivan5322]

🥪Thanks

[@chrisvaughan159]

Thanks

[@jeromekovacik1198]

Another great lesson! Thanks Sir Robert!

[@richardlevasseur6771]

Thanks for showing Lennon embellishments. That’s the way I want to play it!

[@jeffreywilson6172]

Thanks Rob, enjoying your lessons. Printouts great.

[@Ken-wd4wk]

Thanks!

[@andypickard9603]

Fantastic!thanks so much rob

[@TimWittwer]

Just subscribed after another informative and skilled tutorial:
Romeo and Juliet
Norwegian Wood
Thank you from the
Rocky Mountains of Colorado.

[@jeffreywilson6172]

Thanks!

[@rogerthorley2044]

One word … magic 👍

[@patricedege3346]

Phenomenal! Never thought I'd be able to play Norwegion Wood. 😘

[@stevejpm1]

You are a star, i have learnt so much from you're tuition.

[@NDFlyFisher]

Thank you Rob! This is a great lesson and one of my favorite Beatles songs.

[@moshealex]

Hello, Bob. I think you mist in you video collection greatest song of The Beatles: "This boy". Can you show us how you playing this piece of art.

[@Lqqq]

Top man Rob....thanks for posting this Beatles classic!...

[@markryan_music]

If you capo the guitar such that the low E string remains open (upside down capo) you’ll get a nice droning E tone when playing the D chord shape. 👍👍. Nice tutorial! 😊

[@jakeblakeman447]

You beat me to it Mark; mentioning this top tip for this song which makes it sound awesome 🙂

[@FamilieWijma]

Bedankt

[@nickwood9908]

Just one word /.................. Outstanding and player friendly.. TY so much

[@alexbowman7582]

You can play it by fingering a C chord shape without the D string E at the second fret quickly sliding up two frets then up another two frets and back down whilst picking out the melody. Gives it that sitar like sound.

[@timosullivan292]

Always great tuition Rob many thanks 👍

[@jeff3358]

Great tune, thanks Rob

[@musicbee1234]

So good 😊🙏

[@stephenwhelan51]

P.s. love your work👍👍👍👍👍

[@martinw8553]

Love listening to your lessons ! Great teacher.
Will you be teaching one of my favourite songs by McCartney in the near future - Here There and Everywhere ?
Hope so 🙏

[@WiMac63]

Sounds great, this song. On my twelve string.

[@MelvynHolmes]

Crackin Rob!!! 👍👏👏🎸🎸🎸

[@seanhallahan14]

THANK YOU!!

[@gotthardish]

Brill Rob.... I always thought if the Beatles had stuck at it, they could have made something of themselves! 🤣🤣🤣

[@alexbowman7582]

I'm gonna upload a video in a few hours of me playing NW in standard tuning in G using a C shape (without the D string sounding) sliding up to D then E. Gives it a sitar sound.

[@McNoodle28]

Great stuff rob thanks to you! Were you still planning to do the never going back again solo at some point?
Cheers

[@chuckufarley5884]

Thanks Rob, very good Norwegian Wood.

[@alfienoakes290]

Hi Rob, awesome lesson as always, many thanks. Got a request for a lesson if you can possibly spare the time. Battleship chains by the Georgia Satellites, can't find a decent lesson for it anywhere, here's hoping many thanks again. keep on rocking ✌& ♥

[@JohnBlair-p2z]

please, please. please do a lesson on "thank you for talking" by Hall and Oates on their "Whole Oates album. A bloody lovely mellow finger picking tune. I know its a bit obscure, and not as commercial as their 80's stuff, but if you give it a listen, I think you'd like it. Anyway, here's hoping . Cheer's mate.

[@parneypots]

👍👍

[@stephenwhelan51]

Hi Rob , your guitar sounds very ‘light’ what gauge of strings do you use . Cheers , Sean Tasmania

[@andrestavri4278]

Love your video but can’t see any blue button to get your finger charts. Any ideas?

[@fennahrob6934]

Press the ‘more’ 👍🏻

[@andrestavri4278]

@@fennahrob6934 I did but nothing happened. Will try again and let you know.

[@angelohipolito9104]

Sir,can you pls.do some rock and roll like johnny be good thanks .

[@fennahrob6934]

I’ve done it. Have a look at my earlier vids. 👍🏻

[@johngrocott9525]

Hi Rob love your videos but on Norwegian Wood can't get where you put your fingers it's to fast, I am only just learning at 76.
Any chance you could do another video but a bit slower so I can see your fingers
Thanks
John

[@RaymondJervis-kb2fi]

Just slow the video down on you tube

[@LMacNeill]

Is this a re-upload? I swear I’ve seen this before. Maybe I’m just imagining it.

[@LMacNeill]

Oh -- I have seen it before. This is a re-do of a previous video. th-cam.com/video/SxmImpmLo2o/w-d-xo.htmlsi=f22ygHyQcgVHYRTy Cool!

[@fennahrob6934]

I did it a few years ago but the sound and vid quality was poor. I’m re-recording a few more from that era. 👍🏻

[@petersheely7246]

👌😎

[@TheTimeProphet]

I can get through the first half page ok, but the second half is defeating me at the moment.

[@fennahrob6934]

Just strum the second half.

[@vincent1951fly]

+++++

[@albertattwood8746]

thanks Rob. from down under🦘 Albert👍

[@crossdust6740]

Great video was a pleasure to watch, looking forwards to your upcoming lessons.

[@njsel8893]

Thanks!

[@gordonmckay8118]

Thanks

[@bettyandfrankbruno9088]

Thanks!

[@jjj6655]

Thanks so much!

[@johnjstubbs11]

Thanks!

[@brianruddell7187]

Thanks

[@albertattwood8746]

Thanks!

[@rxre-p4h]

Thanks!

[@mobiledevsteve]

Thanks!

[@colins2005]

Thanks!