The Beatles- "You Can't Do That" Lead and Rhythm Guitar Cover! On Rickenbacker 325c64 and 360/12c63
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- A Lead and Rhythm Guitar cover to the classic Beatles song, You Can't Do That! Both played on Rickenbackers! I hope you enjoy!
Beautiful chord changes. You really have them mastered. The Beatles used such interesting chords.
It makes me happy to see young people respecting the music that started it all. Well done. :)
Chuck Berry started it all
@@CartersRemasters Chuck Berry never played with The Beatles any more than Elvis did. John and Paul came from musical backgrounds. It was in them from the beginning. Commenting on Chuck Berry should be done on Chuck Berry songs!
@@obbor4 dude, why are you a negative Asshole, the Beatles were hugely inspired by Chuck Berry
@@CartersRemasters Seems like you are the "negative asshole." The Beatles were inspired by rock, swing, country and Western, blues, big band, show tunes, and many other sounds. The point is (aside from the one under your hat!) is that this is a Beatles song video. If I'm watching a film of Tom Brady throwing touchdown passes, I'm not telling people that Sammy Baugh started it all. Reflect upon yourself and carry on differently in the future. There endeth the lesson.
@@obbor4 and chuck lifted it note for note from some guy in the 1930s
I LOVE this guy's tone. You CAN'T top those Rickenbackers with the "toaster" pickups.
Pure question here: I’ve never heard them side by side...what is the difference?
@@savoy99 mainly the toaster pickups are lower output (than the hi-gains), and therefore have less bass response, and are generally not as loud, but what you gain is a cleaner, more "sparkly" tone that sound better when played clean/without distortion.
another impressive one... new subscriber from Colombia Here !!
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1:27 to 1:50. John Lennon's Lead Guitar!!
The Dragons & Phoenixes thank you man
what about it ??
@@nonrepublicrat He rarely played this way.
Not common to see John playing lead
@@shaqeelzainalabdeen231 Because his official role in the band was rhythm guitarist, though he was a competent lead guitarist too.
I love the sound of the Rickenbacker 325! Honestly my dream guitar!
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The Beatles are just Geniuses
Geniuii?
Thanks for doing the Beatles!!! They’ve been by far my favorite for over 50 years! Great job too!
How old are you FOO. GEEEEZ !
i wish i could play a rickenbacker 325c64
Thomas The Tank Engine get a replica
nah the replicas are shit nothing compares to a real rickenbacker
Kerbal Zone but you can fix it up like mine so it at least looks like I have on and I have played a real rick and I have my fake rick the fake sound a bit like it but does not fell like it
I'm a real Rick
Option 1.Buy a ROCK BAND rickenbacker. Option 2.Buy a rickenbacker 325v59. Option 3.Get a replica. Option 4.Buy and use an epiphone casino 1965 no bigsby.
How about a request for "I Call Your Name"?? Like the guitars on that one.
Beautiful song and the video breaks down both parts well. I also appreciate the use of both of the Rickenbacker guitars in the demo too.
I love this song. You did a great job! one day, you should do a video demonstrating the techniques and styles of George and John's guitar playing.
Nice job! I have a request for" Every Little Thing" from The Beatles For Sale Album. Love the sound of George's Ric on that one.
doug edwards actually John played lead guitar and george was on rhythm on that song
Here's a fact not many people know - it's actually not even George's 12 string being played on that. John had a 12 string 325 custom made for him around the same time George received his and used it for 'Every Little Thing' and as a backup on tours!
@@Favretier George never participate in the song because he was late, so John played both. también soy latino
That just made my Sunday!! You’re killing it brother!! Thanks for putting a smile on everyone in the house with that video!
one of my all time fave Beatles songs with two of my all time Beatles Guitars. awesome!
Such a great song. Great work on the axe
There are definitely things Rickenbackers can't do---BUT--there are things that ONLY Rickenbackers can do--(e.g.classic early Beatles!!)
Wow, the times I come back to watch this! I think visually iconic with the two Rics, & the sound just blows me away every time! I just adore these guitars! ThankYou for sharing this gem with us. It inspires me to play my Ric 350v63.
Nice work. One thing I'd love to see from you is the rhythm part to All My Loving. Challenging, but sounds great when you do it right.
Good job! I always liked Lennon's songs with the Beatles. His songs had more of an edge than Mccartney's.
Good joke
Playing with some friend yesterday. We working on this song. It’s funny that the chords are blues chords just played a little quicker. Nice looking guitars. Nice to see you rocking and enjoying it. Thanks.
my fav song ever!
Thanks for this! Really good vids. When I listen to the first 12 string figure it sounds like Harisson is playing the G and Bb together before continuing to the B natural. It only happens on the very first one.
Wow Matthew, so good! Well done!
That song was a life-changing moment for me, and I had been with the Beatles since the beginning. Your video shows what geniuses Lennon and Harrison were - how they combined their parts to make That Sound. Amazing! John was a very underrated guitarist, but he sure kicked ass! Especially on that song. Thanks for doing it :-)
BEATLES FOREVER!!!
I feel that "I feel fine" was the pinnacle of George's and John's brilliant interactive guitar playing, but that's just my opinion. This one is certainly another exceptional example.
@@Halli50 - Damn, I just went back and watched this video again. And I'm super-impressed with John's playing - he was quite the string-bender here! Among all of John's many talents and traits, his guitar-playing ability is sometimes overlooked, perhaps overshadowed by his larger-than-life personality. Nevertheless, we can imagine how much fun he and George had playing this one together, as you say - at their pinnacle, back when they were still a really tight band. Those seasons in Germany really paid off!
I’ve noticed in your guitar cover videos that you like to use a thumbpick, but for me, I have a hard time playing rhythm guitar with a thumbpick, so I prefer to play rhythm guitar with a flatpick. Sometimes I use a thumbpick whenever I’m playing lead guitar or bass.
Oh! So you didn't play them simultaneously. Makes sense.
Love to hear you play the Beatles songs. I'm an old hippie and just love those old songs. My favorite guitar is the Rickenbacker. What a sound!!
Nine job man, only critique really is just play the main riff not only in the G position, slide it up to C position on the 8th fret. That’s how it was played by George. It sounds much closer. Cheers
Even a Vox Python strap! Nice dude. Great playing!!
Thanks for showing both guitar parts. I love George's lead guitar abd John's rhythm guitar
Very nice! That’s a 360/12V64 though, not a 360/12C63, right?
OUTSTANDING!
John and George would love this.
By George (and John), they've got it!
Great job playing. Do wish you would show the chords being played. Thanks for the video.
Great. playing. I think the the "Because I told you before" chord is a D7#9.
56 years and generation after generation still dig Beatle music.
FFF (or commentor)... great vid, great song but a tough one to sort out with one guitar.
Love what George does all the way through but it's just too thin... and I really like the rhythm by John as it fills it in and matches his singing so well.
So, it's gotta be a mix... any suggestions would be welcome.
Almost thought this wasn't you by the channel icon. Keep up the great work Matt!
All those people who say that Beatles music is simple and based on 3 chords , should watch this guitar parts..
Os intrumentos do Beatles sao lindos demais.
"Excellent job of replicating this great song...one of John's rare guitar solos."
Whoa awesome! Clean playing, what interesting chord progressions.
One of my favorite lead breaks and for years I never knew that John played it.
I still think the John's lead break on You Can't Do That was blazingly hot! @phillydisco
Excellent. Thanks for posting.
0:53 wrong chord son.
Yes, I agree.
..shame on you.
Lol that's all you noticed was a mistake? Good ol' focus on nothing but the negative! 🤨🤣
Very Nice man cool playing,wouldnt it be great if the Boys with still with us.
Pure Gold. Best song ever. Fantastic cover. John would be proud.
Hey man I love what you do and your passion for The Beatles. However you might have 50-60 grand worth of guitars . Is your Dad a Neuro surgeon or what ??? I love your collection. just wondering is it a new guitar for straight A report cards ??
Was thinking the same thing. It's pretty insane- perhaps a case of too much, too soon? However to be fair, it was my dream as a schoolboy/teenager/young adult back in the day to have all that Beatles gear. Though I'm satisfied with my fair share, it took many decades and work to achieve it. The same goes for my wardrobe. ;-) I definitely was no Richie Rich, that's for sure.
Uhuuuuuuuuu great performance!
Bravo! Very, very well done. I really enjoyed this. You really captured the John & George style and sound.
"I'm not a great technician on guitar, but I can make it ****ing howl and moan."
Don’t you ever censor Lennon
@@CartersRemasters Amen to that
hey mate,great job!!!!
I caught in this site as a new member and I love it what a beautiful guitars and a great stuff for my favorite jhon's song Beatles record I enjoyed the music and chords many thanks congratulations
That Lennon was a lazy dog! His hand hung in that third fret position for that entire lead, exceppt for that one jump upwards. Beautiful!
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How can you afford the Ricks? Prob $5000.00 worth of guitars not counting the Gretsch Tennessee Rose on the wall
Great job !!!
@ForeverFabFour What's the chord you're playing on the "everybody's green..." part, immediately after the B7. Or rather I should say, what position are you playing there? I know it should be an Em, but can't figure out how you're playing it. Also, great video. thanks for making it.
Class!!!!!
But how much did John Lennon's Rickenbacker 325 belt cost you?
Hey guys that's some great guitar playing. Really enjoyed that
Hah! Even the Python guitar strap. Nice touch. I do have a question though… what's the difference between a 325c64 and a 325v64? Also a 360/12c63 and a 360/12v63?
Well played! I actually have a cover of this song too as well as tons of videos extracting John Lennon's parts
Such a great tune. The two Ricks together make such an incomparable sound. Especially in the beginning with George’s solo and right when John comes slamming in
Classic jingle-jangle.....sweet!
With respect..why are you.playing George's brake on John's guitar?... Other than that you nailed it...good job!!!!!
Enjoying the channel, thanks. What equipment (amp, Bluetooth stuff, I have the guitars) do I need to play along with Beatles songs like you are doing? Thanks.
Great mate the only thing is the d chord over ...I told you before isn't a D7 it's a much more aggressive sounding D7#9.....tab is A string 5 fret D string 4 fret G string 5 Fret and G string 6 Fret.....give it a try
VERY Well done, Back in the day I bought a Beatles music book and tried to play some of those extreme chords....didn't last long.
John & George would love to play those beauties
John Lennon was a great rhythm guitarist. He wasn't a very flashy guitar player, but he had an instinctive feel for the beat. His parts were usually in the background but they kept the rock &roll momentum of the song moving forward. This is a great example of a rate Lennon solo in a song that's not as popular as most Beatles' songs but a solid one nonetheless.
A VERY NICE GOOD LOOKING GUITAR, A GREAT SONG
The Beatles did "ALL THAT!"
Rhythm cutting is so ahead like lead guitar. Don't make haste and play to make a round circle.
The ''...Because I told you before..." chord John plays is a D7#9 , not a D7. Otherwise pretty nice.
Sorry correction last on is b string 6 fret...not G string.. little tip use your pinky finger on the this string and the others will fall into place....this chord is usually named the Hendrix chord but good old beatles where using it way back in 64
Love those Ric’s. Love my 360/6
The second chord in the chorus (John's guitar) is interesting. Are you sure if it's right?
Good work! Love it
Amazing!
All the best from Buenos Aires, Argentina!
If you get a chance could you do a cover of the song Some Other Guy? They played that one during their Cavern Club days.
Nice Version! Keep it up!
Beautiful ass guitars
John's guitar, that Rickenbacker, is straight up so sexy good LORD!
Excellent!
Really great!
@ForeverFabFour I'm trying to do the G7 chord i think your playing through most of the song? Is your pinky on the F note of the B string? I can't get my pinky to reach it without muting some of the other strings?
Ben Fincham There are other ways of forming a G7 chord on the 3rd fret. I bar at the 3rd and then first finger on the G string. Works for A7 on 5th fret, B7 on the 7th etc.
That awesome you should my change out I do the same thing it’s called Davis and graham games but the Beatles rigby
nice work!
Here is the right guitar part for John: th-cam.com/video/kUsC4z3VH7c/w-d-xo.html
I tried the Rickenbacker bass and I didn't like it that much, I like the sound, I just don't like the feel
Man. I’d so prefer to see this stuff over any Eddie Van Halen stuff. For certain!
Nice job buddy
Terrific. Is there a tutorial somewhere? I'm trying to learn this but struggling with solo.
Wow you did a good job there 👌! Many Beatles-songs seem to be so simple but they are in fact not, they are very clever worked out and put together, and not as easy to play as it appears when watching old live-videos of them. They had years of practice in every pub and bar between Hamburg and Liverpool before they became famous
Very difficult to play this song. Very greatfull!!!!
OUTSTANDING!
We're gonna need more twelve-string. ;-)
XLINT!
He absolutely killed it! Great stuff.
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Great! That black amd white Rick is gorgeous.