I’ve literally have seen 100’s of Get Back lessons and covers and none come to the level of accuracy as you have covered. Thank you Mike for always achieving the level of detail that no one else seems to attain. As I’ve just purchased a keyboard I wish you did some of the keyboard songs as well, like Let it Be, Long snd Winding Road and Hey Jude.
I played this song for over ten years on drums and bass, and I still feel I never nailed it. They really had their own touch, but for me, Mike Pachelli has the deepest, closest and most enjoyable Beatles analysis on the Internet.
For me, the rooftop gig was the greatest moment in music history. The Beatles were on fire at that time, every song is a banger. Particularly John, but all of them really and Billy. As always a great video. I can only tell you so many times how much I appreciate these Beatles videos. Thanks!
A lot of beatle fan don't know John can play great riffs on guitar and always thought George is the brain child of all lead guitar parts. These guys are a combination of excellent talents put together like planets who aligned in the universe. They were match made in heaven. Kudos to you Mike for showing us how the Beatles made this great rock anthem in the movie Let It Be!
This is the first time I have seen this song played exactly as the Beatles played it. I am particularly pleased that you have solved the mystery of the John Lennon jangly chords. Congratulations Mike.
I am always amazed by the detail for every Beatles song you do. I have been a Beatles fan since I was 12, now I'm 71 this is the best I've ever heard. Keep in going Mike. Love from Bristol England. As a footnote the Beatles played at my local theater. I didn't have the money to get in see them. Which was about 50p back then. Or half a Pound note. But I listened to them outside the stage door and they sounded great.
I met a guy who told me he was 5 years old and saw the Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl.. his 16yr old babysitter was offered 2 tickets, made a last minute decision to go see them and took him along with her..
@Robin Moore I'm also a 71-year-old Beatles fan. Mike did a fantastic job going over how to play this. All he was missing was Billy Preston himself, of whom I was a huge fan too.
I been listening to the Beatles since age 6 .But I loved putting on I Am the Walrus And Revolution And Lastly Hello Goodbye and by then I had my Midget football uniform on and off I went to kick butt .Now days they got these tranggenders to consider.What a different world .
John was such a special guitar player. An inventor who excelled mainly at playing HIS own original material - HIS way. I saw an interview where he admitted to being incapable of jamming with a group of all-stars like Clapton, George, Jeff Lynne, Jeff Beck on a cover song. He said it like it meant he was a lesser guitarist, but in my opinion, John's self-styled/self written inventiveness is a tremendous way to be.
Just like Lynn & Harrison, John is not a guitar player; but they are all great songwriters with a guitar. I prefer a songwriter any day now. There are only a few guitar players who can actually pen a song, Clapton & Beck are not included, but they are guitar gods. No doubt.
Mike, I really want to thank you for all you are doing for us. my whole life I've enjoyed the Beatles music and did my best to understand what they were doing but there was always so much going on that I would go crazy just trying to figure the Beatles songs, You Sir have made me and I'm sure a lot of others happy. I'm 63 years old and I finally get to learn what was going on. Sadly my hands don't work like they use to. So, Thank You.
I’m the same age as Mike and I thought I was the best Beatles fan back in the day but Mike is the best Beatles fan I know. I love the lesson videos he does and he is just so authentic to every detail and explains it so nicely. Mike Pachelli is my favorite musical TH-cam guy.
Living in N.Y, in early 69, the number 1 FM radio channel advertised that the new release of a Beatles record would be played soon, then after a few weeks of the hype they played it , so everyone with a tape recorder waited , sat with their fingers on the record button, unfortunately the radio channel was only allowed to play the 45 if the record was stopped for a second or so in the middle stating a promotion copy do not copy, to this day my mind hears that pause...lol
In the aftermath of the release of the Get Back it is absolutely phenomenal how accurate Mike is about Everything on this tune! Very enjoyable and love all the great details explained!
Mike, thank you for these videos; I probably haven't watch even a quarter of them yet. I've been playing the Beatles on guitar since I was 12. I like how you channel the Fab Four by playing their instruments' models and even quoting them in their own accents. You're a TH-cam legend!
Wow. What a great comprehensive arrangement. Every detail of this song is covered. I'm most certainly going to learn this one. Thanks for posting this video.
Mike Pachelli.. A complete Beatle in one man. Now to look for the other videos. A legend to keep these songs live and help others to do so. You deserve so much. Thank you kind Sir.
Every time Mike does a Beatles song video that song is transformed into even a greater work of art as we see the the sum of the parts surpasses the whole. Genius.
W👀w.... i imagine the effort that goes into deciphering how the beatles played it 👏👍. N even more amazing, the kind of effort that goes into making the music by the beatles.
That little A lick at the end of the solo (and repeated later) is one of my favorite Beatles nugget. It's so quick and cool, just a little nugget that makes be smile.
This is the ULTIMATE Get Back analysis... Nobody nails Beatles songs as you do, Mike... Many many many thanks again! Love and Peace! grrreetings from Canary Islands!
Fantastic. One of my all time favorite Beatle songs. It's an example of how that little dancehall band could rock. They do a Beatles Fab Four on SiriusXM radio. You call in your favorite 4 Beatles songs and introduce them if you get chosen. Get Back would certainly be one of my choices. Thanks for doing this one! Magic!
I love this lesson. Get Back is my favorite Beatles album and song, largely because of John's playing and guitar solo. Thank you very much for this lesson.
After to listening to several other Get Back tutorials I came across this one. It’s the best and most accurate by far. Thanks for taking the time to put this together and making Sure it was note for note!
Great breakdown Mike…Your always right on target. Can’t wait to see you again in concert with Phil! Youngstown loves you both. Be safe and God Bless!!!
This is so accurate. Beatles music will never die, and long after Paul and Ringo are gone, your lessons with serve humankind with an encyclopedia of musical detail, for everyone to use and admire.
I loved those sniffs so much I learned them many years ago, in an amature kind of way. Less bending, more sliding. Now I’m going to work on the right way, Thank you very much.
Wow, Mike! Spot on brilliant.Excellent teaching, breakdown, and performance with all the nuances and vocal delivery. You have clearly loved and studied this to get this so perfectly. Bravo, sir!
As many other bar bands my band was playing it two weeks after it was released. We learned songs from the 45. You are taking me down memory lane. Thanks.
Always love the little story that comes along, and it's amazing how accurate you are with each playing in details! It's as if you read thier minds. Thank you so much Mike!
As usual, very instructive and quite neat lesson Mike. Anecdotes,music,and well played, exactly as they did it. Your are the one for these Beatles songs definitely. Great job my friend. 👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏
It is quite amazing how John Lennon who didn't look that intereted came out with that clever and fairly intricate solo. The little chord pattern after each riff shows how good John was rythmically, a bit like the triplet chords he plays on All my loving which are quite hard to do.
Watched this again because it's so good! I'm just amazed and impressed at the work you put into these videos! So much time and effort. Thank you so much for all you do, Mike!
Great lessons from your breakdown of Get Back, Mike. I remember when I first saw the rooftop concert on video and was stunned at Lennon's great lead guitar work, as we realized that he was much better than we ever thought. I feel that everyone should watch your analyzation here before seeing the new upcoming documentary later this year. You have given us a greater appreciation for the complexity of this live rooftop number. [Peter Jackson or other streaming venues could employ your recap as an addendum to the new Get Back as part of the 6-hour documentary, as a music appreciation addition.] Also your imitations of the three, and your final vocals of Paul McCartney singing is superb. Thanks again for this timely backstory, Mike.
This was the second song I learned to play on guitar (the first being "Proud Mary"). Of course, we didn't have Mike Pachelli to teach us, so we got it totally wrong, but we had fun doing it. Thanks, Mike. Not only a great guitar lesson, but excellent Beatles history, as always.
i love this channel so much. i can tell it’s a labor of love. thank you so much for your videos. life long beatles fan trying to learn as many songs on guitar as possible
Great video fantastic detail and info. I like how you put it all together at the end. Gives a visual of how it might of looked when the Beatles played it.
Enjoyed watching all your videos and it is pleasing to note that you know not only Beatles’ music but also their history which is fascinating! Keep it up bro thanks so much!
Definitely one of my favourite Beatles songs, it not only has great guitar from George and John but that keys solo from Billy Prestons just kicks it as well and not to mention that rooftop concert is just iconic (I've also walked by the Apple rooftop when I was in London, which was just awesome). Great lesson as usual, would love to see a video on songs like If I Fell, Hey Bulldog or even some Anthology 1-2 stuff like Free As A Bird, Real Love or If You've Got Trouble
The footage of Paul in the new 'Get Back' fim conjuring up this song out of the ether is truly extraordinary - As are your wonderful lessons Mike. Thank you and regards from Greece!
Mike, I absolutely love your channel your love for Beatles reminds me of my dad and how I learned English by singing fab four - my 4 yr old twins already sing "Yellow Submarine" at bath time
Thank you Mike. That’s the first solo I’ve played. Thanks to you and your technical yet slowed down way of showing us how. I can play a whole song now. I feel a sense of accomplishment. And I need that right now. Thank you teacher.
Dear Mike, I appreciate the fact that you teach the songs the way they were originally played by the Beatles and not in a simplified version - It may still be a bit difficult for me as a beginner but it shows how great their songwriting and arrangement is and I can learn so much from it. And in this case, thanks to George‘s part, even I as a beginner can play along😀 ✌️
You are one amazing dude. Keep up the great work brother. Kudos to you and your dead on accuracy of every track you pursue. Also enjoy your web of info per song at hand as well. You inform me of Beatle facts I don't even know and I thought I was pretty well informed up to this point about the fab lads as it were. Appreciate your insight all the more. Keep on tracking...
Never could work out those mystery jangles. Brilliant lesson. Thanks
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iI JUST LOVE IT! Especially the completed song at the end!! Great post Mike! Saying hi from"Boss" Angeles...that's Los Ángeles...for us old time "Boss Radio" listeners from the legendary 93KHJ-Los Ángeles. Legendary 60's morning jock Robert W. Morgan would call Los Angeles.."Boss Angeles." Did you know the legendary afternoon KHJ jock, The Real Don Steele, would world premier the latest Beatle 45's? Even before in England etc...starting from 1965 onwards!
To say that I am impressed by your tutorial on one of the greatest songs ever recorded would be a woeful understatement. So, I'll just say, Thank You...and subscribe!
Read your email just as I was going to sleep, but, for Get Back, it was well worth it to delay it for 25 minutes and enjoy your historical content of the song plus your brilliant playing and explanations of the different parts of the song. I'm still sure that John Lennon is/was underrated as a guitarist and you do such a superb job at matching his playing. Thanks for a great video.
Simply a REMARKABLE lesson... don't believe me, just read all the other comments. I can't believe I found Mike's post - I can't believe a musician of his caliber has taken the time to offer this level of detailed analysis and musicianship out there on the web. There are many good Beatles tabs out there - close, but Mike's Beatles work stands apart. I learned so much about the various riffs and how it all fits together just watching the lesson, but I'm going over to Mike's site to buy the tabs because I feel it would be patently unfair not to support him. Thanks again Mike! PS: How about "I've got a Feeling" next?
Kennth - I'm humbled by your VERY kind words - thanks so much! "I've got a Feeling" is definitely on my to-do list. Just gotta find the week I won't need to talk after I shred my vocal cords attempting to sing Paul's middle eight!!
Let’s not forget that George was having all sorts of marital problems at the time he was so frustrated that he left the band. (Great content, as always.)
You passed the audition Mike.
I’ve literally have seen 100’s of Get Back lessons and covers and none come to the level of accuracy as you have covered. Thank you Mike for always achieving the level of detail that no one else seems to attain. As I’ve just purchased a keyboard I wish you did some of the keyboard songs as well, like Let it Be, Long snd Winding Road and Hey Jude.
Wow, thank you!
@@MPfrance Did you actually learn to play lefty on the bass or did you mirror the footage? ;)
I played this song for over ten years on drums and bass, and I still feel I never nailed it. They really had their own touch, but for me, Mike Pachelli has the deepest, closest and most enjoyable Beatles analysis on the Internet.
Their songs are really hard to cover-there is just a certain groove that is almost unattainable by anyone but them.
For me, the rooftop gig was the greatest moment in music history. The Beatles were on fire at that time, every song is a banger. Particularly John, but all of them really and Billy.
As always a great video. I can only tell you so many times how much I appreciate these Beatles videos.
Thanks!
A lot of beatle fan don't know John can play great riffs on guitar and always thought George is the brain child of all lead guitar parts. These guys are a combination of excellent talents put together like planets who aligned in the universe. They were match made in heaven. Kudos to you Mike for showing us how the Beatles made this great rock anthem in the movie Let It Be!
It was like having Mozart, Beethoven and Bach in the same band.
Love the backstory, best Beatles lessons on TH-cam!
Wow, thanks!
Agree. The imitation Scouse accents are a real hoot, Mike!
This is the first time I have seen this song played exactly as the Beatles played it. I am particularly pleased that you have solved the mystery of the John Lennon jangly chords. Congratulations Mike.
I am always amazed by the detail for every Beatles song you do. I have been a Beatles fan since I was 12, now I'm 71 this is the best I've ever heard. Keep in going Mike. Love from Bristol England. As a footnote the Beatles played at my local theater. I didn't have the money to get in see them. Which was about 50p back then. Or half a Pound note. But I listened to them outside the stage door and they sounded great.
I met a guy who told me he was 5 years old and saw the Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl.. his 16yr old babysitter was offered 2 tickets, made a last minute decision to go see them and took him along with her..
@Robin Moore I'm also a 71-year-old Beatles fan. Mike did a fantastic job going over how to play this. All he was missing was Billy Preston himself, of whom I was a huge fan too.
10 bob in those days. Y
I been listening to the Beatles since age 6 .But I loved putting on I Am the Walrus And Revolution And Lastly Hello Goodbye and by then I had my Midget football uniform on and off I went to kick butt .Now days they got these tranggenders to consider.What a different world .
John was such a special guitar player. An inventor who excelled mainly at playing HIS own original material - HIS way. I saw an interview where he admitted to being incapable of jamming with a group of all-stars like Clapton, George, Jeff Lynne, Jeff Beck on a cover song. He said it like it meant he was a lesser guitarist, but in my opinion, John's self-styled/self written inventiveness is a tremendous way to be.
Absolutely!
Just like Lynn & Harrison, John is not a guitar player; but they are all great songwriters with a guitar. I prefer a songwriter any day now. There are only a few guitar players who can actually pen a song, Clapton & Beck are not included, but they are guitar gods. No doubt.
Mike, I really want to thank you for all you are doing for us. my whole life I've enjoyed the Beatles music and did my best to understand what they were doing but there was always so much going on that I would go crazy just trying to figure the Beatles songs, You Sir have made me and I'm sure a lot of others happy. I'm 63 years old and I finally get to learn what was going on. Sadly my hands don't work like they use to. So, Thank You.
Mike! What can I say...You are the best teacher of Beatles songs! Thank you so much.
Tim - You're most welcome. Glad I can be of some help!
I’m the same age as Mike and I thought I was the best Beatles fan back in the day but Mike is the best Beatles fan I know. I love the lesson videos he does and he is just so authentic to every detail and explains it so nicely. Mike Pachelli is my favorite musical TH-cam guy.
Bill - damn - we're old! LOL
I absolutely agree. he goes waaayyy beyond some chords to get you thru a song, which he also does, of course.
LOVE IT MIKE!!! I have to admit, I've never given John enough credit for his clever and relatively understated guitar work. This one is great.
Thanks for all these lessons Mike, they are very very helpful for this drummer-turned-guitarist
Living in N.Y, in early 69, the number 1 FM radio channel advertised that the new release of a Beatles record would be played soon, then after a few weeks of the hype they played it , so everyone with a tape recorder waited , sat with their fingers on the record button, unfortunately the radio channel was only allowed to play the 45 if the record was stopped for a second or so in the middle stating a promotion copy do not copy, to this day my mind hears that pause...lol
Thought it was in 1968. It was plaid in a radio station in Vancouver Canada (I recorded it)
WNEW?
In the aftermath of the release of the Get Back it is absolutely phenomenal how accurate Mike is about Everything on this tune! Very enjoyable and love all the great details explained!
Sounds a bit like Get Up And Go by The Rutles.
yeeeesss !! 🤣🤣
The Beatles often copied the Rutles
I think you have that completely backward.
Whoooosh..............................
Get Backwards from the Bearutles...😉
Mike, your accents are just as good as your lessons!!! George was GREAT!!!
Yes, incredible 👏
Mike is fab !
Mike, thank you for these videos; I probably haven't watch even a quarter of them yet. I've been playing the Beatles on guitar since I was 12. I like how you channel the Fab Four by playing their instruments' models and even quoting them in their own accents. You're a TH-cam legend!
Wow. What a great comprehensive arrangement. Every detail of this song is covered. I'm most certainly going to learn this one. Thanks for posting this video.
Just superb Mike !! Thanks for putting so much time, energy, knowledge and passion into this and other vids you've done.
I have no idea how you work it out with such perfection as that is far beyond me. So happy you can and then share it with us mortals. Thanks a lot.
Another superbly delivered lesson Mike. The Detail and time you put in is second to none. Just brilliant. Thank you once again.
Man, Im greatful for the history lesson in the introduction.
My first song in first lesson 1977. I was mystified and mesmerized. Phenom lesson as always Mike!
This is so awesome. Love the simple yet effective chugging of George’s tele.
Mike Pachelli.. A complete Beatle in one man. Now to look for the other videos. A legend to keep these songs live and help others to do so. You deserve so much. Thank you kind Sir.
Every time Mike does a Beatles song video that song is transformed into even a greater work of art as we see the the sum of the parts surpasses the whole. Genius.
W👀w.... i imagine the effort that goes into deciphering how the beatles played it 👏👍. N even more amazing, the kind of effort that goes into making the music by the beatles.
That little A lick at the end of the solo (and repeated later) is one of my favorite Beatles nugget. It's so quick and cool, just a little nugget that makes be smile.
This is the ULTIMATE Get Back analysis... Nobody nails Beatles songs as you do, Mike... Many many many thanks again! Love and Peace! grrreetings from Canary Islands!
Fantastic. One of my all time favorite Beatle songs. It's an example of how that little dancehall band could rock. They do a Beatles Fab Four on SiriusXM radio. You call in your favorite 4 Beatles songs and introduce them if you get chosen. Get Back would certainly be one of my choices. Thanks for doing this one! Magic!
I love this lesson. Get Back is my favorite Beatles album and song, largely because of John's playing and guitar solo. Thank you very much for this lesson.
Always such a pleasure to watch your videos, Mike. Top quality with cheerful humanity!
Mike, you are THE authority on all things Beatles for me. Always spot on & enlightening. Thanks so much for sharing your expertise.
After to listening to several other Get Back tutorials I came across this one. It’s the best and most accurate by far. Thanks for taking the time to put this together and making Sure it was note for note!
Great breakdown Mike…Your always right on target. Can’t wait to see you again in concert with Phil! Youngstown loves you both. Be safe and God Bless!!!
Mike, You’re a wonderful talent. You’re greatly inspiring me! Really appreciate your insight. Thank you so much.!!!!!!
Love the back stories
and this one doesn’t disappoint!
Amazing how great a song can be with basically 3 chords.
Great job as always Mike🎸
three chords and four make it five at the time amazing musicians and singers LOL
Always amazing how you nail the real sound! Great lesson, Cheers Mike!
This is so accurate. Beatles music will never die, and long after Paul and Ringo are gone, your lessons with serve humankind with an encyclopedia of musical detail, for everyone to use and admire.
I loved those sniffs so much I learned them many years ago,
in an amature kind of way. Less bending, more sliding.
Now I’m going to work on the right way, Thank you very much.
Wow, Mike! Spot on brilliant.Excellent teaching, breakdown, and performance with all the nuances and vocal delivery. You have clearly loved and studied this to get this so perfectly. Bravo, sir!
Really like your intros, with the bit of history about the song, thank you!
This was one of our sure-fire dance tunes for my cover band.
You are THE go to guy for Beatles lessons on TH-cam, Mike! Another great video as always. Thanks!
As many other bar bands my band was playing it two weeks after it was released. We learned songs from the 45. You are taking me down memory lane. Thanks.
I never get tired of this video... you're the Guitar Man!!!!
Always love the little story that comes along, and it's amazing how accurate you are with each playing in details! It's as if you read thier minds. Thank you so much Mike!
Thank you so much!
Brilliant brilliant lesson Mike. Thought I knew this but you’ve put me right on a couple of the licks. Outstanding as always. Cheers Simon
Fabulous video once again Mike - I love your stuff!
FANTASTIC! Digging deep and coming up with gold....thanks !
As usual, very instructive and quite neat lesson Mike. Anecdotes,music,and well played, exactly as they did it. Your are the one for these Beatles songs definitely. Great job my friend. 👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏
It is quite amazing how John Lennon who didn't look that intereted came out with that clever and fairly intricate solo. The little chord pattern after each riff shows how good John was rythmically, a bit like the triplet chords he plays on All my loving which are quite hard to do.
Watched this again because it's so good! I'm just amazed and impressed at the work you put into these videos! So much time and effort. Thank you so much for all you do, Mike!
Geoff - Thanks for saying that. And yeah - each video takes me the better part of two weeks to do. Nice when somebody recognizes that fact.
Absolutely awesome Mike Pachelli, one day I aspire to play effortlessly like you!
I so look forward to these productions Mike. Long may they continue
Brilliant guitar by Lennon and Preston's composition of the piano solo is a perfect addition.
Your videos are worth every second of it. Thank you for sharing your knowlwedge.
This is one of the best break-downs of music I’ve ever heard. Thanks Mike. You really helped me learn the song and improve my guitar playing.
Glad to help!!
Great lessons from your breakdown of Get Back, Mike. I remember when I first saw the rooftop concert on video and was stunned at Lennon's great lead guitar work, as we realized that he was much better than we ever thought.
I feel that everyone should watch your analyzation here before seeing the new upcoming documentary later this year. You have given us a greater appreciation for the complexity of this live rooftop number.
[Peter Jackson or other streaming venues could employ your recap as an addendum to the new Get Back as part of the 6-hour documentary, as a music appreciation addition.]
Also your imitations of the three, and your final vocals of Paul McCartney singing is superb.
Thanks again for this timely backstory, Mike.
I really feel the need to very intensly express my gratitude for your ever lasting and very inspiring lessons of the Beatles guitar parts.
My pleasure!
This was the second song I learned to play on guitar (the first being "Proud Mary"). Of course, we didn't have Mike Pachelli to teach us, so we got it totally wrong, but we had fun doing it. Thanks, Mike. Not only a great guitar lesson, but excellent Beatles history, as always.
Rock on!
@@MPfrance So where are the tabs you link? Can’t find the link? Great video!
Douglas - www.mikepachelli.com/charts-tabs
Amazing work. This is the definitive lesson for Get back.
Just how talented are you??!! I bow to greatness. Thank you!
Excellent as always. Thank you Mike!
We love your videos, Mike! We've learned so much from you.
WHAT a GREAT video. So instructive and so well laid out. So well done.
i love this channel so much. i can tell it’s a labor of love. thank you so much for your videos. life long beatles fan trying to learn as many songs on guitar as possible
Great stuff Mike. Appreciate the work you put into these videos. You've got great ears!
This is the best cover and lesson of this song I've seen really great job✌️
Great video fantastic detail and info. I like how you put it all together at the end. Gives a visual of how it might of looked when the Beatles played it.
Enjoyed watching all your videos and it is pleasing to note that you know not only Beatles’ music but also their history which is fascinating! Keep it up bro thanks so much!
Definitely one of my favourite Beatles songs, it not only has great guitar from George and John but that keys solo from Billy Prestons just kicks it as well and not to mention that rooftop concert is just iconic (I've also walked by the Apple rooftop when I was in London, which was just awesome). Great lesson as usual, would love to see a video on songs like If I Fell, Hey Bulldog or even some Anthology 1-2 stuff like Free As A Bird, Real Love or If You've Got Trouble
The footage of Paul in the new 'Get Back' fim conjuring up this song out of the ether is truly extraordinary - As are your wonderful lessons Mike. Thank you and regards from Greece!
With help from John and George and then Billy Preston.
Keep hearing great things about your channel. This confirms everything good I've heard. Subscribed.
Mike, I absolutely love your channel your love for Beatles reminds me of my dad and how I learned English by singing fab four - my 4 yr old twins already sing "Yellow Submarine" at bath time
Thank you Mike. That’s the first solo I’ve played. Thanks to you and your technical yet slowed down way of showing us how. I can play a whole song now. I feel a sense of accomplishment. And I need that right now. Thank you teacher.
You are welcome. Please subscribe to my TH-cam channel. My new posts will appear in your TH-cam feed. Thanks.
Your videos are great mate. No messin about or spending too long on something. Very accurate as well with all the rhythm sections.
Maravilha Mike! Thank you very much for this SUPER lesson.
The best Beatles lessons out there. Thank You.
AWESOME lesson. With some history and great teaching skills. Glad I stumbled on to you tonight as I just finished the Get Back documentary
another great break down from Mike. thank you Mike.
Great video Mike! I’m always blown away at how accurate these breakdowns are.
I appreciate that!
Dear Mike,
I appreciate the fact that you teach the songs the way they were originally played by the Beatles and not in a simplified version - It may still be a bit difficult for me as a beginner but it shows how great their songwriting and arrangement is and I can learn so much from it. And in this case, thanks to George‘s part, even I as a beginner can play along😀 ✌️
the best analysis I ever found on the Net (and I've seen dozens) many thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
You are one amazing dude. Keep up the great work brother. Kudos to you and your dead on accuracy of every track you pursue. Also enjoy your web of info per song at hand as well. You inform me of Beatle facts I don't even know and I thought I was pretty well informed up to this point about the fab lads as it were. Appreciate your insight all the more. Keep on tracking...
Amazing lesson. You are very talented! Thank you!
Fantastic history and informative lessons, Mike! Your passion for their music is tangible.
Many thanks! And please subscribe to my TH-cam channel. My new posts will appear in your TH-cam feed.
MP, you area great Beatle teacher!!!
my go to channel for beatles ...which is pretty much all I care about !! thanks Mike
Never could work out those mystery jangles. Brilliant lesson. Thanks
iI JUST LOVE IT! Especially the completed song at the end!! Great post Mike! Saying hi from"Boss" Angeles...that's Los Ángeles...for us old time "Boss Radio" listeners from the legendary 93KHJ-Los Ángeles. Legendary 60's morning jock Robert W. Morgan would call Los Angeles.."Boss Angeles." Did you know the legendary afternoon KHJ jock, The Real Don Steele, would world premier the latest Beatle 45's? Even before in England etc...starting from 1965 onwards!
To say that I am impressed by your tutorial on one of the greatest songs ever recorded would be a woeful understatement. So, I'll just say, Thank You...and subscribe!
Read your email just as I was going to sleep, but, for Get Back, it was well worth it to delay it for 25 minutes and enjoy your historical content of the song plus your brilliant playing and explanations of the different parts of the song. I'm still sure that John Lennon is/was underrated as a guitarist and you do such a superb job at matching his playing. Thanks for a great video.
Simply a REMARKABLE lesson... don't believe me, just read all the other comments. I can't believe I found Mike's post - I can't believe a musician of his caliber has taken the time to offer this level of detailed analysis and musicianship out there on the web. There are many good Beatles tabs out there - close, but Mike's Beatles work stands apart. I learned so much about the various riffs and how it all fits together just watching the lesson, but I'm going over to Mike's site to buy the tabs because I feel it would be patently unfair not to support him. Thanks again Mike! PS: How about "I've got a Feeling" next?
Kennth - I'm humbled by your VERY kind words - thanks so much! "I've got a Feeling" is definitely on my to-do list. Just gotta find the week I won't need to talk after I shred my vocal cords attempting to sing Paul's middle eight!!
Phenomenal lesson as always. Thanks Mike. I don't know how you pick out such subtle nuances.
Thanks Mike great videos and u nail all the songs completely!
Let’s not forget that George was having all sorts of marital problems at the time he was so frustrated that he left the band.
(Great content, as always.)
Maestro Mike, this cover was luxurious!. Excellent video!. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Many thanks!!