This is a really perfect example to point to when some idiot calls George Harrison a bad guitar player... which happens way more often than it should! I think George is one of the most underrated guitar players of all time! In my opinion he pretty much invented the anthemic "rock" guitar solo and should be recognized for having done so. His solos are so melodic and so beautiful, and when he started playing solos with a wah and a slide, he took his genius and created yet another completely unique approach to playing guitar solos. If you think his solos are simple, a) just try learning his solos yourself and I think you'll find they're deceivingly complex, and b) just try taking a stratocaster and a slide while using a wah-wah pedal, and I think you'll find it will take you a really long time to get that approach down, if you ever can at all! Long live the Master, long live George Harrison! 🕊️❤️🕊️❤️🕊️
This may be a masterclass of the solo, just never overlook the masterclass in writing and chord progresion. We know how Sinatra adored the song, but Elton John was quoted to say ..."something is one of the best love songs ever written. Better then yesterday, much better. It's like the song that I've been chasing for like 35 years". As for the solo... George performed the solo in one take with an orchestra accompaniment
In videos of George and Clapton on tour, it certainly appears he is playing those notes but in a different place on the fret board. Looks like he’s playing higher and on different strings. It’s definitely a solo he worked out in context with the chords he’s playing over. George always did his best to make the song better with his contribution. He understood what “serving the music” was really about and excelled at it.
That lick haunted me for years. I wouldn't even try to learn it because it was "magic" and the reason I started playing in the first place. I have never played a Beatles tune in public, and never will; they were done perfect in the first place to my ears. You have such a clean style, bravo ! 👏
This song has one of the most beautiful solos I've ever heard: every note placed perfectly on the chord and at the exact moment. Very beautiful. Thank you so much for the video, Ayla = )
Ayla, beautifully played. I have had to play this solo hundreds of times and unfortunately, I sort of changed it up a bit over the years, though I used to play it identically to what GH played, like you are showing here. It's one of the most beautiful songs every written by GH or anybody else for that matter, and certainly a beautiful solo. People sometimes don't realize the genius of the Beatles, because they WROTE these songs, the music, and these solos and sounds are what made these songs so incredible and instantly identifiable with the Beatles. Great Job
That is amazing how the technical and mathematical side of music can be figured out, understood, and played. I wish I could do what you do on the guitar. You are awesome, highly intelligent, and a very beautiful person. You've got me mystified while being demystified.
This solo a perfect blend of melodic lines and playing over chord changes. And yes it really is one of the tastiest solos ever played. Larry Carlton does the same thing on his solos.
George played a lot of good stuff across the years, and wrote some fine songs, but this little solo is truly a gem. There's a little blues, a little jazz, and a rock and roll sensibility, but mostly there's a melody inherent in his choices that carries your ear through the changes. Which, I know, is a lot of what you said.
Ayla, accolades here are so true. Your lovely, knowledgeable presentation of one of the greatest songs ever written is wonderful **something** all musicians appreciate! Thank you.
Teenager in the early sixties, how lucky was i, ,grew up in England listening to the Beatles ,saw them in 1965 what a great player George was, what a legacy he left behind.........Fab,
This is great! Thanks for the lesson! I hope you do even more analysis like this one, cause the best thing is to really understand what's behind the melody and not just playing it.
I recently learned his solo on Dig a Pony and it has a similar melodic, target the cord tones, feel. It’s deceptively simple sounding but contains several interesting note choices that make it distinctly George. At one point he does a 1 1/2 step bend up high (d) and resolves way down to the b7 of the G7 chord (f). Wow! It’s a dissonant note but sounds killer. And like Something he resolves out of the dissonance by sliding into the major third of the chord as it changes. Great stuff. Nice lesson!
Ayla, I'm 53 years old and have been playing bad rhythm guitar for years. Since watching your channel, I've upped my game considerably. Great content and so simply walked through. Myself and my 13 year old Daughter thank you!
A simply lovely lesson! Sometimes you listen to songs without paying attention to how pretty they really are. Thank You for reminding me with your lovely playing!
The amount of free information we have access to is awesome. I used to best myself up for only learning from tabs and not being classically trained but had to realize if I'm not getting better I'm being lazy. Started playing again for the love and started watching videos like these and I'm getting better so quick. Can't wait to shred like my favea
SO WONDERFUL to see younger (than me!) generations still appreciate, learn, understand and PLAY the music that I love and grew up with!! So much so that her playing and narrative brought a tear to my eye. Subscribed!👍
@Jason Peterson the drummer in my band used to mock Ringo for his "basic" style, then he tried playing some of his beats for a cover we were trying.... he couldn't do it justice. He stopped mocking him after that!
Truly you are a very knowledgeable guitar player. The vocabulary associated with all the changes are of a person who has a great understanding of the neck board. I really enjoyed your explanation and realized I have catching up to do!! Fantastic eye opener!!!!!
You are great Ayla. You played de solo greatly. Something is a heavenly inspiration George Harrison had. Unforgetteble for ever. Thank you so much Ayla. God bless you.
Very impressive! I’ve been playing guitar since I was 14 and my 17 year old daughter is taking guitar lessons right now. I’m a proud poppa & hope she becomes a great guitarist like you!
Nobody but you could start with : "hello internet " and still make me feel you speak to me 😁 .. great content nicely presented, perfect rythm of teaching for me. Take care!
Excellent work! It’s amazing to see your skills in breaking this down and describing each note and it’s purpose in the context of the song. It’s also so nice to see your deep appreciation for the knowledge and skills of the original creators, George Harrison and The Beatles. It’s nice to see their legacy son the generations.
Not a musician by any stretch of imagination but, I love the the tone of a Les Paul and the one thet you are playing in this tutorial is beautiful and moving
The musicians of this era do not think too much on scales, they just play. As said by SRV that he could be playing a Baug11 chord and he didn’t know, he just played what sound good to his ears… that’s it.
I think that's how all the best players do it no matter what generation. I think the best musicians have a weird, abstract understanding of music and some great musicians in their own right try to understand it through names and memorization. I think most of the greatest musicians in every era go by feel and I think people who delve into the theory are important to go into deep dives on the abstract the musicians feel. It's an interesting dichotomy that has always been there. Every music teacher teaches through scales but all of the greatest musicians taught guitar to themselves and then felt it out along the way.
Kurt Cobain always said music theory stifles creativity and he had a point. It’s better to go by what sounds good as opposed to what you’re supposed to do
i don't think that ayla made the claim anywhere that george harrison used theory to come up with the solo. she merely explained why it worked so well. i'm pretty sure that the wright brothers weren't aerospace engineers either but they did understand aerodynamics or the kitty hawk would have ended up as a pile of lumber at the end of the runway.
I learned this solo years ago by ear. Like you, I found it gorgeous and melodic. I never dissected it in the way you have. I appreciate the lesson and will refer to it again when I am writing songs with a similar mood. There are a lot of people who are unaware of how sophisticated some of the Beatles music was. In fact, they were versed in jazz chords very early on. And punctuated their songs and melodies with them often. I doubt George Harrison went through this kind of analysis in constructing the solo. But he sure knew his instincts and the structure he was playing to. Thank you for this video.
Think she nailed the theory and it’s execution behind this wonderful song. Of course George’s musical ability and talent added to its beauty. Saw the video of him playing this live in Japan with Clapton. He may have been playing a Fender Telecaster and Clapton played a Stratocaster. Sounded great live. Looking forward to the Beatles Get Back series beginning on Nov 25,2021.
Thank you for this and other guitar lessons. You are truly a nice guitar teacher with that fantastic smile. Thank you for teaching us this George Harrison solo.
You are right on. I think the proof is in the pudding... When he played this, live in Japan in 91, he added a beautiful intro. Extreamly well crafted. In case you didn't know, George did this one take solo while a bunch of orchestra musicians were playing along
Ayla sono un italiano iscritto al tuo canale da poco sei bravissima fai dei tutorial stupendi....poi i Beatles è il top congratulations sei pure bellissima.✌👍😊😊😊
Thank you for this breakdown of this solo and explain how ut follows the chord progression. I begin to understand how chord progression and pentatonic scale are related. I learnd something from this analysis of this beautiful solo by Harrison.
I am not the greatest person for info on the Beatles but this is one of the songs you know it when you hear it -- Such a great tune and a great breakdown of it!
Thanks for another totally brilliant lesson, so good to understand the music theory behind such an iconic and tasteful solo. Your tone, dynamics and phrasing are absolutely sublime and would be even better without reverb
Beautifully presented, Ayla. I've always enjoyed playing this solo (from my favourite Beatles' song) but now I understand why it is composed the way it is. Thank you.
Good teaching, Ayla. Clearly explained, very accessible. As always. I always thought Harrison was incredibly underrated as a songwriter and guitar solo-smith. My favorite example of his genius is Old Brown Shoe. And don't get me started on his slide playing. Keep up the good work!
I so appreciated your treatment and theory explanation of this song. I was 13 the evening The Beatles appeared on Ed Sullivan in 1964. Keeping attention on their music is a noble task by carrying it into the future. Bravo.
Harrison certainly knew his scales and which ones to play over a chord progression. He may not have known about the theory surrounding it, but he knew which scales go with each key.
Were you there on his d? Of course he did you moron. He knew the chords; he choose the notes to accent the chords and it sounded good. They didn't rando pick chords either.
All professional master musicians don’t care about knowing what they are doing, and just follow their ear. They could be aware of the harmony changes (in this case sure it was), or they would just hear and immediately respond. But if you care to ask, they can tell you in terms of music theory what they did. People got it wrong thinking that not studying formally music as Harrison or many millions of musicians, then You ignore harmony or what’s going on.
Great playing! Great sound! Great technique! Great analysis! Really enjoyed your presentation. Something became a standard, being covered by Frank Sinatra and Shirley Bassey. George were taught by a session guitarist in Liverpool pre The Beatles, and also in Hamburg pre fame.
Nice breakdown of my favorite sing of all time. The lyrics, the bass, the guitars, all come together (no pun intended) to create an incredibly beautiful song. 😊❤
Awwwww Ayla, what you didn't know, is, when I first started following you and commenting on your amazing skill back when you first posted your iconic, "Since I've Been Loving You" video. Is that, I was busted up, crushed and physically ripped apart by a terrible collision 💥 of two head on Semi trucks at 65 MPH.. Your exstream talent in all aspects of the music and production of your videos helped carry me through.. I was so amazed and impressed by the skill of this 15 year old Canadian girl Especially the way you did "Proud Mary" But now that I'm fully recovered after many surgeries and much downtime and "Ayla listening" as I've followed your career I'm now able to say as a "well again" human being How proud I am of the beautiful Lady you have become And thank you for being a big part in my recovery 🙏 ❤ And what a great job of explaining the mechanics of masterfully crafted music
Ayla, love your giving this solo a spotlight. George Harrison was such an economical yet beautiful, melodic player. Feel and notes were everything in his playing, even in the early Beatle days. “something” is his masterpiece as far as soloing and you play it really well. On a side note, interesting to see you in the Gibson camp!
Paul Kossoff was a very empathic and sensitive player. It would be interesting to see you break down his solo from the original single of Alright Now by Free.
It is striking just how many truly iconic guitar solos tend to follow the chord tones in creative, aesthetic ways-follow the chords you can't go wrong.
This video is so good! Hope to watch more video with the title Understanding Iconic Solos. Make a series, please! Very nice explanation!!! Thank you so much!!!
Been playing guitar for about 25 yrs and I admit I'm not the smartest person in the room and steered away from music theory. Preferring tablature and playing by ear I've been lately getting frustrated with my.kack of progress but these videos simplify things, not too technical and easy to follow
Ayla!! THANK YOU! for doing this video!.. I have just stumbled across your channel and absolutely love the way you teach this song! (my all-time fav!) Can't wait to go through and watch all your videos now hehe :) 👌👍
Just found you on here! I've been playing 50 plus years and you're one of the best I've seen! GOOD JOB little lady....In case you've not, you might want to do a little on how to set up your amp and what the knobs on the guitar do. If you can convey that as easy as you do the other, that would help lots of folk out here! Like I said...AWESOME JOB!!! BTW I was studing Hendrix when probably your mom was a little girl lol. Just passed my "76 WHITE STRAT on to my son!
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This is one of the guitar solos that truly does make me (gently) weep. A beautiful work of art from George.
same my guitar, brah
This is a really perfect example to point to when some idiot calls George Harrison a bad guitar player... which happens way more often than it should! I think George is one of the most underrated guitar players of all time! In my opinion he pretty much invented the anthemic "rock" guitar solo and should be recognized for having done so. His solos are so melodic and so beautiful, and when he started playing solos with a wah and a slide, he took his genius and created yet another completely unique approach to playing guitar solos.
If you think his solos are simple, a) just try learning his solos yourself and I think you'll find they're deceivingly complex, and b) just try taking a stratocaster and a slide while using a wah-wah pedal, and I think you'll find it will take you a really long time to get that approach down, if you ever can at all!
Long live the Master, long live George Harrison!
🕊️❤️🕊️❤️🕊️
Havent picked up the guitar in years...now i will...thanks so much...40 years ago i ice skated to this song...memories
This may be a masterclass of the solo, just never overlook the masterclass in writing and chord progresion. We know how Sinatra adored the song, but Elton John was quoted to say ..."something is one of the best love songs ever written. Better then yesterday, much better. It's like the song that I've been chasing for like 35 years". As for the solo... George performed the solo in one take with an orchestra accompaniment
Wow! One take? George must have been very inspired. But Patty wasn’t really that excited when George told her about the song made for her.
In videos of George and Clapton on tour, it certainly appears he is playing those notes but in a different place on the
fret board. Looks like he’s playing higher and on different strings. It’s definitely a solo he worked out in context with the
chords he’s playing over. George always did his best to make the song better with his contribution. He understood
what “serving the music” was really about and excelled at it.
That lick haunted me for years. I wouldn't even try to learn it because it was "magic" and the reason I started playing in the first place. I have never played a Beatles tune in public, and never will; they were done perfect in the first place to my ears. You have such a clean style, bravo ! 👏
This song has one of the most beautiful solos I've ever heard: every note placed perfectly on the chord and at the exact moment. Very beautiful. Thank you so much for the video, Ayla
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Without a doubt, one of my favorite Beatles songs.
George nailed it on every level. So underrated.
Ayla, beautifully played. I have had to play this solo hundreds of times and unfortunately, I sort of changed it up a bit over the years, though I used to play it identically to what GH played, like you are showing here. It's one of the most beautiful songs every written by GH or anybody else for that matter, and certainly a beautiful solo. People sometimes don't realize the genius of the Beatles, because they WROTE these songs, the music, and these solos and sounds are what made these songs so incredible and instantly identifiable with the Beatles. Great Job
One of the greatest songs ever written,love to hear someone else exspress there love for it ❤
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No doubt this girl teaches guitar she's that good.
That is amazing how the technical and mathematical side of music can be figured out, understood, and played. I wish I could do what you do on the guitar. You are awesome, highly intelligent, and a very beautiful person. You've got me mystified while being demystified.
you need to practise every day, than you learn it. There is no other way.
It’s a beautiful tune for sure , I always like to think back and imagine when George found all these great notes and how he blended them so beautiful.
This solo a perfect blend of melodic lines and playing over chord changes. And yes it really is one of the tastiest solos ever played. Larry Carlton does the same thing on his solos.
George played a lot of good stuff across the years, and wrote some fine songs, but this little solo is truly a gem. There's a little blues, a little jazz, and a rock and roll sensibility, but mostly there's a melody inherent in his choices that carries your ear through the changes.
Which, I know, is a lot of what you said.
Your natural, "deep (complex) simplicity" to assimilate and"pass on" the master's music is awesome. God bless!!
Outstanding, sensitive, instruction with grace and charm!
Ayla, accolades here are so true. Your lovely, knowledgeable presentation of one of the greatest songs ever written is wonderful **something** all musicians appreciate! Thank you.
Teenager in the early sixties, how lucky was i, ,grew up in England listening to the Beatles ,saw them in 1965 what a great player George was, what a legacy he left behind.........Fab,
This is great! Thanks for the lesson! I hope you do even more analysis like this one, cause the best thing is to really understand what's behind the melody and not just playing it.
I recently learned his solo on Dig a Pony and it has a similar melodic, target the cord tones, feel. It’s deceptively simple sounding but contains several interesting note choices that make it distinctly George. At one point he does a 1 1/2 step bend up high (d) and resolves way down to the b7 of the G7 chord (f). Wow! It’s a dissonant note but sounds killer. And like Something he resolves out of the dissonance by sliding into the major third of the chord as it changes. Great stuff. Nice lesson!
George has always been underated... One of the greats for sure..⚡
The best break down of this beautiful solo I’ve ever heard.
Great video! I'm using this video to study English and to learn more about George Harrison's masterpiece! hahah cheers from Brazil!
Ayla, I'm 53 years old and have been playing bad rhythm guitar for years. Since watching your channel, I've upped my game considerably. Great content and so simply walked through. Myself and my 13 year old Daughter thank you!
My grandparents love the beatles and im going to see them next week so that gives me plenty of time to learn this. thanks ayla!
You're going to see The Beatles next week?! 😏 Tell them I say Hi!
Megan I suspect you won't be seeing the whole band.
@@simon9447 No, unfortunately i won't, Guitareo/Ayla read my comment wrong but i'm still grateful they replied. haha 😂
@@meganlee4 was a joke
@@anonymous-nt4sy huh?
I'm playing this solo for 30 years now. And this is the best performance of this solo on TH-cam
A simply lovely lesson! Sometimes you listen to songs without paying attention to how pretty they really are. Thank You for reminding me with your lovely playing!
I love listening to you play. Your personality is so laid back. I’m jealous. Lol great video
The amount of free information we have access to is awesome. I used to best myself up for only learning from tabs and not being classically trained but had to realize if I'm not getting better I'm being lazy. Started playing again for the love and started watching videos like these and I'm getting better so quick. Can't wait to shred like my favea
SO WONDERFUL to see younger (than me!) generations still appreciate, learn, understand and PLAY the music that I love and grew up with!! So much so that her playing and narrative brought a tear to my eye. Subscribed!👍
George was a very underrated guitarist. He wasn't flashy, but everything he did sounded amazing and would fit the song perfectly.
@Jason Peterson the drummer in my band used to mock Ringo for his "basic" style, then he tried playing some of his beats for a cover we were trying.... he couldn't do it justice. He stopped mocking him after that!
He slide playing was pretty flashy at times
So beautiful 🥀
Guitar is crying 🍀
It's gently weeping you mean? 😆
The sound of that guitar is just... so beautiful
Truly you are a very knowledgeable guitar player. The vocabulary associated with all the changes are of a person who has a great understanding of the neck board. I really enjoyed your explanation and realized I have catching up to do!! Fantastic eye opener!!!!!
You are great Ayla. You played de solo greatly. Something is a heavenly inspiration George Harrison had. Unforgetteble for ever. Thank you so much Ayla.
God bless you.
Thank you on the break down. Just a beautiful song.
You've made me appreciate this solo a lot more, Ayla. Thanks 😊
Very impressive! I’ve been playing guitar since I was 14 and my 17 year old daughter is taking guitar lessons right now. I’m a proud poppa & hope she becomes a great guitarist like you!
Wonderful Ayla!.... great to get the "why" instead of just a run down of notes after notes.... you have a great teaching style .. .love it!!!!
Nobody but you could start with : "hello internet " and still make me feel you speak to me 😁 .. great content nicely presented, perfect rythm of teaching for me. Take care!
I think George Harrison would respect you for the way you play that solo, you are a truly talented guitarist.
Excellent work! It’s amazing to see your skills in breaking this down and describing each note and it’s purpose in the context of the song. It’s also so nice to see your deep appreciation for the knowledge and skills of the original creators, George Harrison and The Beatles. It’s nice to see their legacy son the generations.
Not a musician by any stretch of imagination but, I love the the tone of a Les Paul and the one thet you are playing in this tutorial is beautiful and moving
The musicians of this era do not think too much on scales, they just play. As said by SRV that he could be playing a Baug11 chord and he didn’t know, he just played what sound good to his ears… that’s it.
I think that's how all the best players do it no matter what generation. I think the best musicians have a weird, abstract understanding of music and some great musicians in their own right try to understand it through names and memorization. I think most of the greatest musicians in every era go by feel and I think people who delve into the theory are important to go into deep dives on the abstract the musicians feel. It's an interesting dichotomy that has always been there. Every music teacher teaches through scales but all of the greatest musicians taught guitar to themselves and then felt it out along the way.
Kurt Cobain always said music theory stifles creativity and he had a point. It’s better to go by what sounds good as opposed to what you’re supposed to do
@@aunch3 Kurt Cobain is an overrated guitarist...it is even cringing to call him a guitarist..smh
i don't think that ayla made the claim anywhere that george harrison used theory to come up with the solo. she merely explained why it worked so well. i'm pretty sure that the wright brothers weren't aerospace engineers either but they did understand aerodynamics or the kitty hawk would have ended up as a pile of lumber at the end of the runway.
i have no words, george is an absolute legend.
I learned this solo years ago by ear. Like you, I found it gorgeous and melodic.
I never dissected it in the way you have. I appreciate the lesson and will refer to it again when I am writing songs with a similar mood.
There are a lot of people who are unaware of how sophisticated some of the Beatles music was. In fact, they were versed in jazz chords very early on. And punctuated their songs and melodies with them often.
I doubt George Harrison went through this kind of analysis in constructing the solo. But he sure knew his instincts and the structure he was playing to.
Thank you for this video.
Greatest solo ever, for it adds to the story not just accompany it. No flash, no acrobatics. Honest and sincere, like saying I love you.
Think she nailed the theory and it’s execution behind this wonderful song. Of course George’s musical ability and talent added to its beauty. Saw the video of him playing this live in Japan with Clapton. He may have been playing a Fender Telecaster and Clapton played a Stratocaster. Sounded great live. Looking forward to the Beatles Get Back series beginning on Nov 25,2021.
Amazing, that solo is been the sound track of my life, I love it, great lesson girl, greetings from Mallorca, Spain😎
This song and specially this solo are the reasons why I picked a guitar on the first place. Great explanation!
My daughter and I are sitting down today to learn this. She loves you! Great video!
Thank you for this and other guitar lessons. You are truly a nice guitar teacher with that fantastic smile. Thank you for teaching us this George Harrison solo.
Ayla, I feel this is the best lesson from you. Yet, I feel the best is yet to come. Thank you.
Thank you. I feel blessed to be learning such magical information on guitar playing and song writing.
You are right on. I think the proof is in the pudding... When he played this, live in Japan in 91, he added a beautiful intro. Extreamly well crafted. In case you didn't know, George did this one take solo while a bunch of orchestra musicians were playing along
Ayla sono un italiano iscritto al tuo canale da poco sei bravissima fai dei tutorial stupendi....poi i Beatles è il top congratulations sei pure bellissima.✌👍😊😊😊
Grazie molte!
Thank you for this breakdown of this solo and explain how ut follows the chord progression. I begin to understand how chord progression and pentatonic scale are related. I learnd something from this analysis of this beautiful solo by Harrison.
I am not the greatest person for info on the Beatles but this is one of the songs you know it when you hear it -- Such a great tune and a great breakdown of it!
Wow, what a great lesson! There's a year's worth of theory in this! Such a great teacher for such a young person! Thanks, Ayla!
Thanks for another totally brilliant lesson, so good to understand the music theory behind such an iconic and tasteful solo. Your tone, dynamics and phrasing are absolutely sublime and would be even better without reverb
A wonderful tutorial. Superbly played and explained.
Thank you...!
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Young lady, you are a joy to watch. Keep up the great work. Jesse
I think George Harrison would be impressed with your break down of the solo..great job 👍👍🎸
Your appreciation of George brings tears to my eyes!
George must be looking down smiling at you for covering one of his greatest work in music...!!!
Beautifully presented, Ayla. I've always enjoyed playing this solo (from my favourite Beatles' song) but now I understand why it is composed the way it is. Thank you.
A timeless solo. Beautifully crafted. And superbly explained here. Thank you very much. 😀
Good teaching, Ayla. Clearly explained, very accessible. As always. I always thought Harrison was incredibly underrated as a songwriter and guitar solo-smith. My favorite example of his genius is Old Brown Shoe. And don't get me started on his slide playing. Keep up the good work!
Totally agreed!!
A great explanation! So many you tubers gloss over the important facts that Ayla has nailed here.
I love your own custom Les Paul "Les Ayla" ^^ awesome colour and especially tone!!!
Ahhh, lovely lesson.. and I think I recognize your Les Paul from your “Since Ive Been Loving You” vlog you made a million years ago… excellent work..
In 1968, I was in third grade, yes there were dinosaurs back then, our teacher would let us play beatles records during lunch, how cool was she.
I so appreciated your treatment and theory explanation of this song. I was 13 the evening The Beatles appeared on Ed Sullivan in 1964. Keeping attention on their music is a noble task by carrying it into the future. Bravo.
What a great time to be alive, in of all the universe, right here is a great time. Awesome video.
That is still my favorite of your guitar collection. Well suited for this solo lesson too.
What a lovely guitar, nice vibratos too!
I can pretty much guarantee that Harrison didn't know he was doing any of this, he was just doing what sounded right.
Harrison certainly knew his scales and which ones to play over a chord progression. He may not have known about the theory surrounding it, but he knew which scales go with each key.
Were you there on his d? Of course he did you moron. He knew the chords; he choose the notes to accent the chords and it sounded good. They didn't rando pick chords either.
@@Mike-zf4xg 😂😂😂😂 exactly yo
Way too assume something of someone you never met ..lol
All professional master musicians don’t care about knowing what they are doing, and just follow their ear.
They could be aware of the harmony changes (in this case sure it was), or they would just hear and immediately respond.
But if you care to ask, they can tell you in terms of music theory what they did.
People got it wrong thinking that not studying formally music as Harrison or many millions of musicians, then You ignore harmony or what’s going on.
Love this song. Melodic solos, like this one, are my favorites.
Great playing! Great sound! Great technique! Great analysis! Really enjoyed your presentation. Something became a standard, being covered by Frank Sinatra and Shirley Bassey. George were taught by a session guitarist in Liverpool pre The Beatles, and also in Hamburg pre fame.
Wow! You've been as close to George's play that I'ver ever seen! You have such an ear and sense of beat! Great job! 👍😁👏🏻
did the guitar solo in this song in a band that I was in , so much fun to play this one, time to go over this again- very nice reminder- thanks !
Nice breakdown of my favorite sing of all time. The lyrics, the bass, the guitars, all come together (no pun intended) to create an incredibly beautiful song.
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I love that song! It also shows on your face how you loved it too!
A joy to watch. I'm trying to keep up with the lesson. Great playing and explanation. Thanks!
Awwwww Ayla, what you didn't know, is, when I first started following you and commenting on your amazing skill
back when you first posted your iconic, "Since I've Been Loving You" video.
Is that, I was busted up, crushed and physically ripped apart by a terrible collision 💥 of two head on Semi trucks at 65 MPH..
Your exstream talent in all aspects of the music and production of your videos helped carry me through..
I was so amazed and impressed by the skill of this 15 year old Canadian girl
Especially the way you did "Proud Mary"
But now that I'm fully recovered after many surgeries and much downtime and
"Ayla listening"
as I've followed your career
I'm now able to say as a
"well again" human being
How proud I am of the beautiful Lady you have become
And thank you for being a big part in my recovery 🙏 ❤
And what a great job of explaining the mechanics of masterfully crafted music
Ayla, love your giving this solo a spotlight. George Harrison was such an economical yet beautiful, melodic player. Feel and notes were everything in his playing, even in the early Beatle days. “something” is his masterpiece as far as soloing and you play it really well.
On a side note, interesting to see you in the Gibson camp!
I’m not into love songs, but this is THE exception. My favorite George song ever. Thanks.
You play so beautiful! And a wonderful inspiration to all that enjoy playing the guitar.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge 💎
I already know how to play this solo, but it’s so cool to see someone explain WHY I’m playing the notes that I am. Great video!!
Absolutely amazing guitar playing
Paul Kossoff was a very empathic and sensitive player. It would be interesting to see you break down his solo from the original single of Alright Now by Free.
It is striking just how many truly iconic guitar solos tend to follow the chord tones in creative, aesthetic ways-follow the chords you can't go wrong.
This video is so good! Hope to watch more video with the title Understanding Iconic Solos. Make a series, please! Very nice explanation!!! Thank you so much!!!
great explanation, Ayla. Loud and clear.
La mejor explicación de un solo. Eres una maestra innata. Gracias.
I LOVE this kid's personality! ☺️
Love you Ayla!!! youre a Great guitar player!!!
Been playing guitar for about 25 yrs and I admit I'm not the smartest person in the room and steered away from music theory. Preferring tablature and playing by ear I've been lately getting frustrated with my.kack of progress but these videos simplify things, not too technical and easy to follow
Ayla!! THANK YOU! for doing this video!.. I have just stumbled across your channel and absolutely love the way you teach this song! (my all-time fav!) Can't wait to go through and watch all your videos now hehe :) 👌👍
Just found you on here! I've been playing 50 plus years and you're one of the best I've seen! GOOD JOB little lady....In case you've not, you might want to do a little on how to set up your amp and what the knobs on the guitar do. If you can convey that as easy as you do the other, that would help lots of folk out here! Like I said...AWESOME JOB!!! BTW I was studing Hendrix when probably your mom was a little girl lol. Just passed my "76 WHITE STRAT on to my son!
Beatle freak and amateur guitar player here. And I must say that this video beats all the others I have seen here on the 'net. Nice job, young lady!