I was five. My Grandma and I walked and as we did we would sing this song! It was also her queue for me to hold her hand. I know, sappy, but I miss her.
Nope. Currently doing an ear and detailed tutorial study of "I Want to Hold Your Hand". Playing it as Lennon -rhythm, & Harrison -lead fills, did on the recording, a staccato half bar of a B power barre chord alternating to a staccato half bar of a B7 barre chord is played during the verses, the progression repeated twice each verse between each chorus and for the final verse. B7 first form is only played once -in the coda, again as prominently emphasised staccato (by Lennon). Justin's lesson above is a very easy open chord substituted & simplified single acoustic guitar (campfire) version. Much as The Beatles loved to use B7 e.g. "You're Going to Lose That Girl" & Bm e.g. "She Loves You", it's definitely not the money chord of this song. Lennon's Dm/F to G6 in the middle eight along with his rockin' powerful downstrokes of the C prior to the D rock 'n rolling the D with his banjo D voicing pinky at its end before returning to the verse are. FMM, pick any one of those three.
The Elvis tune that went live earlier was missing the intro (just an editing mistake on my part) so I've deleted it and will put it up in a couple of weeks. Meanwhile, here's some fab four! :)
@@TAmns7 when you've got your E and A shape barre chords under your fingers and thought that you're all set to be play whatever you want but then discover C-shape barre chords😐 They sound great but man fingers are not doing what they're supposed to do. It's all the pain like with F chord once again
@wyatt scott You mean I can't make it easy for myself? I think I am a great guitar player. I sometimes take the low e off my guitar as well. You should try it.
@wyatt scott The reason I take the 2 e strings off, is that I can't get on with them in guitar tuning. , so I just leave 4 strings on and tune it like a banjo. It was my Dad's old guitar, he bought it new in 1959. It's just stuck up in the shed most of its time. I'm not even sure what make it is, I think it has gibson on the headstock and some fancy writing with it. Never really got on with it.
Oh yeah G Tell you D Chord I think you under B7 when G say that D Chord (E Minor) I wanna hold your B7 I wanna D your G Minor (C) *_*I wanna D your G_** (D Minor) And when I G you I feel C Chord in A Minor (D Minor) It's such a G Chord that my C I can't D CD CD CD CD
One of my favorite teachers on TH-cam. Justin has really made a big difference in actually teaching me how to play my first 14 months. I still suck but I'm definitely getting better. So, Thank you.
DO all the beatles!! I know hundreds of songs is a lot of work. I guess that means you better get to it! Seriously I love the lesson. Not too dumbed down and still achievable.
Thank you for this great guitar tutorial on one of my favorite Beatles songs. I hope one day you make an advance tutorial on this song elaborating some more on the "Arpeggio style of playing" in the middle and especially on the "12 Bar Blues style" of playing the chords. Thanks again.
Brilliant Justin, as usual. Great trick to get the metallic effect as can be heard in the original is to bring your strumming hand nearer to the bridge than usual and strum away as normal. Enjoy, have fun, Justin is a Guitar Hero. Go to his site.
Amazing tutorial my friend, thanks 🙏🏻 that singing Chords are so cool hahaha!! Specially when you sing that G chord sounds awesome you got my like. 😉😀 blessings to you and Family ✌🏻🙏🏻✌🏻
Excellent as always Justin. I also think your singing is getting better, either that or your more confident these days. Anyway, really appreciate the time and effort you put into your lessons. Cheers.
Really a fun song to play. Thank you very much Justin. You brought back my believe in my abilities: I'm playing guitar for more than 20 years now but got stucked somewhere along the line and never got better than an advanced beginner. Starting all over new with your beginner & intermediate courses I was (and still am) able to find out what I was doing right and wrong. You can't imagine how much my playing improved and how much fun it is now to progress after all these years. I owe you a lot !!!
OK looks like what he plays in the record version (12 bar blues version) is just the E minor 7th and A minor 7th shap es at the G,D,E,B positions with a blues hammer on with each cord. So EM7 shape bar on the 3rd fret, Am7 shape bar on the 5th fret, Am7 shaped bard on the 7th fret and Em7 shaped bar on the 7th fret.
Hey Justin. I stumbled on your tutorial videos a few days ago! Well presented and easy to follow; helping me immensely. Thanks a lot and keep them coming.
Hi Justin, can you teach me how to play the electric guitar version of "I Want To Hold Your Hand" basic & in how many weeks I will learn the chords to full of that song ???
Love your videos! I've been playing a few months but I'm having issues with counting from the last G in the chorus, C D G Em C D G ( right here) back to the verse. I can play the down down up up down up pattern for the verse. So essential it's G back to the beginning G. It doesn't sound right to me to count 4 beats on the last chorus G then to the other strumming pattern. Any advice would be great! And keep making great videos!
Through the way you teach and your personality I have improved my guitar playing and barre chords. I have a question, at 10:02 you seem to play a G7 Barre chord but what are you doing with your little finger?
He's alternating between normal G7 and one with the 5th raised to a 6th - chord name would be "G7add6". Playing like that is the classic way of getting a "blues shuffle" going.
Hi Chris, no doubt, I have studied the whole course by Justin, but now I want to play tunes very close to the original, and find Cifra Club more detailed and easier to follow, they actually give tabs and strumming patterns along. Thank you for you note.
I was five. My Grandma and I walked and as we did we would sing this song! It was also her queue for me to hold her hand. I know, sappy, but I miss her.
Wayne Woodward more heartwarming than sappy.
Something I definitely want to steal in the future and do with my family :)
🥺
Not sappy! Beautiful 💕.
aww that's so cute , i'm sorry for loss.
That B(7) Chord is the MONEY CHORD of the song, always has been, always will be. Forever.
Nope. Currently doing an ear and detailed tutorial study of "I Want to Hold Your Hand". Playing it as Lennon -rhythm, & Harrison -lead fills, did on the recording, a staccato half bar of a B power barre chord alternating to a staccato half bar of a B7 barre chord is played during the verses, the progression repeated twice each verse between each chorus and for the final verse. B7 first form is only played once -in the coda, again as prominently emphasised staccato (by Lennon). Justin's lesson above is a very easy open chord substituted & simplified single acoustic guitar (campfire) version. Much as The Beatles loved to use B7 e.g. "You're Going to Lose That Girl" & Bm e.g. "She Loves You", it's definitely not the money chord of this song. Lennon's Dm/F to G6 in the middle eight along with his rockin' powerful downstrokes of the C prior to the D rock 'n rolling the D with his banjo D voicing pinky at its end before returning to the verse are. FMM, pick any one of those three.
The Elvis tune that went live earlier was missing the intro (just an editing mistake on my part) so I've deleted it and will put it up in a couple of weeks. Meanwhile, here's some fab four! :)
singing the name of the chord so you know exactly when it comes in is such a good didactic tool
wish people would grow up
Good lesson, I'm just pleased there's no 'F' in it !
F > B7
@@TAmns7 when you've got your E and A shape barre chords under your fingers and thought that you're all set to be play whatever you want but then discover C-shape barre chords😐 They sound great but man fingers are not doing what they're supposed to do. It's all the pain like with F chord once again
@wyatt scott No, it's far too difficult. I just took the top e string off. I don't know why more players don't do this.
@wyatt scott You mean I can't make it easy for myself? I think I am a great guitar player. I sometimes take the low e off my guitar as well. You should try it.
@wyatt scott The reason I take the 2 e strings off, is that I can't get on with them in guitar tuning. , so I just leave 4 strings on and tune it like a banjo. It was my Dad's old guitar, he bought it new in 1959. It's just stuck up in the shed most of its time. I'm not even sure what make it is, I think it has gibson on the headstock and some fancy writing with it. Never really got on with it.
And when I G you I feel happy inside.
Oh yeah G
Tell you D Chord
I think you under B7
when G say that D Chord
(E Minor)
I wanna hold your B7
I wanna D your G Minor
(C)
*_*I wanna D your G_**
(D Minor)
And when I G you
I feel C Chord in A Minor
(D Minor)
It's such a G Chord that my C I can't D
CD CD
CD CD
The singing is very good. Makes a big difference .
I don't know what my G minor is but im not letting his D anywhere near it
I like how Justin explains the different ways you can play songs to make them more interesting...
That American accent on the song from a British! Fabulous! 😊
Wow, one of my favorites! I heard them do that one in person, 1960's... Yeah, you can be jealous LOL!
One of my favorite teachers on TH-cam. Justin has really made a big difference in actually teaching me how to play my first 14 months. I still suck but I'm definitely getting better. So, Thank you.
very very easy. thank you so much
also your voice is beautiful. As soft and soothing as Paul's but with your own unique sound. Love it
DO all the beatles!! I know hundreds of songs is a lot of work. I guess that means you better get to it!
Seriously I love the lesson. Not too dumbed down and still achievable.
Love the enthusiasm Justin. You can tell it's genuine. Awesome stuff!
You make me smile.....Your joy is contagious...Thanks for sharing, yet another great lesson!
I have played this on my acoustic, but it sounds SO much better on my semi-hollow or my telecaster. Great lesson, Justin!! Cheers, mate!! :)
Thank you for this great guitar tutorial on one of my favorite Beatles songs. I hope one day you make an advance tutorial on this song elaborating some more on the "Arpeggio style of playing" in the middle and especially on the "12 Bar Blues style" of playing the chords. Thanks again.
G I really learnt a lot about guitar
great lesson and how can this song not lift you up!
Robert Vickrey Because gravity.
You are the best guitar teacher all over the web
let's
rockkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Everybody is talking abt this “i want yo D your C crap” but none of you appreciate his work for this
Thanks Justin. It's good to hear musicians spread the joy. Now I know the intro, and I plan to use this next Saturday nite. Thumbs up, lad.
"...making the song nice for the Listener...." Indeeed, Justin. Thanks again!
soooooo cool ! Best teacher EVER ! If you could thing about doing a litlle bit more of beatles lessons it would be AWESOME !
Brilliant Justin, as usual. Great trick to get the metallic effect as can be heard in the original is to bring your strumming hand nearer to the bridge than usual and strum away as normal. Enjoy, have fun, Justin is a Guitar Hero. Go to his site.
Thank you Justin!
Thank you so much! You really held our hands through this lesson!
🎼🎶🎙🎸
Justin you are the best
Amazing tutorial my friend, thanks 🙏🏻 that singing Chords are so cool hahaha!! Specially when you sing that G chord sounds awesome you got my like. 😉😀 blessings to you and Family ✌🏻🙏🏻✌🏻
Best. Teacher. Ever.
Man that's one hell of a callous/blister on the inside of his left hand down under his thumb!!
Excellent as always Justin. I also think your singing is getting better, either that or your more confident these days. Anyway, really appreciate the time and effort you put into your lessons. Cheers.
I love this song and want to sing with playing too
Mr.Justin is a great guitarist 😘
I love it . When I g chord your c minor thumbs up Jason !
Really a fun song to play. Thank you very much Justin. You brought back my believe in my abilities: I'm playing guitar for more than 20 years now but got stucked somewhere along the line and never got better than an advanced beginner. Starting all over new with your beginner & intermediate courses I was (and still am) able to find out what I was doing right and wrong. You can't imagine how much my playing improved and how much fun it is now to progress after all these years. I owe you a lot !!!
Greatest guitar teacher on youtube. And a nice guy
Wow~ I like beatles songs. So I like this video too. Thank you!
Love you Mr.Justin😘
I've got the Beginner's Songbook Volume 1 and this is one of my favourite beginner song videos. Thanks Justin!
Lol best tutorial ever! Justin you are my favorite teacher.
OK looks like what he plays in the record version (12 bar blues version) is just the E minor 7th and A minor 7th shap es at the G,D,E,B positions with a blues hammer on with each cord. So EM7 shape bar on the 3rd fret, Am7 shape bar on the 5th fret, Am7 shaped bard on the 7th fret and Em7 shaped bar on the 7th fret.
Hey Justin. I stumbled on your tutorial videos a few days ago! Well presented and easy to follow; helping me immensely. Thanks a lot and keep them coming.
what a fool, just got towards the end and low and behold there it is lol. thanks x
Woow it's my first time here in you channel. New subscriber
Best guitar teacher on TH-cam!
Great lesson, very clear and easy to follow! Nailed this one tonight - thanks!
Brilliant lesson
You sang it so so so well....even Better than the Beatles themselves
Thanks Justin, this was a lot of fun to learn.
how are you not passed a million subs? love it!
Great singing!
Thanks again, Justin.
Hey, would be really useful if you put up chord diagrams as you played them for those of us that are still really bad at remembering chords...
+Ed Stedman much much better for you to remember the chords - which is why I don't! :)
Can you show us how you hold the B7 chord?
I think I got it- 2nd fret on the A string, 1st fret on the D string, 2nd fret on the G string and leave the B string open?
You're really great at playing, and really helpful thanks.
Justin Sandercoe = Legend
The first B chord on the word Understand should be a Bm. The B7 comes on the word Hand.
That first B chord on "understand" should be a Bm followed by B7 on "hand". It resolves better,
justin is boss
Yeah do johnny b Goode please, lots of lessons and I've got the most of it down by ear but u would be the icing on the cake.
Thank you so much for this video!
You should teach more Beatles songs :)
Good singing.
Excellent. Easy , hilarious, playful fun.
Hi Justin, can you teach me how to play the electric guitar version of "I Want To Hold Your Hand" basic & in how many weeks I will learn the chords to full of that song ???
Thanks
this is an amazing song
Nothing better than norm MacDonald teaching me the beatles
Very nice lesson, Justin! Thanks so much!
Beautiful vocals
thanks justin. informative and fun as usual
Love your videos! I've been playing a few months but I'm having issues with counting from the last G in the chorus, C D G Em C D G ( right here) back to the verse. I can play the down down up up down up pattern for the verse. So essential it's G back to the beginning G. It doesn't sound right to me to count 4 beats on the last chorus G then to the other strumming pattern. Any advice would be great! And keep making great videos!
excellent, Justin!
youre right thanks.........
I like hitting the base string first!
Great chord changes - a masterpiece !
Great lesson mate
I feel my c chord in a minor? Dude, 18 and up bro. 😆
Through the way you teach and your personality I have improved my guitar playing and barre chords. I have a question, at 10:02 you seem to play a G7 Barre chord but what are you doing with your little finger?
He's alternating between normal G7 and one with the 5th raised to a 6th - chord name would be "G7add6". Playing like that is the classic way of getting a "blues shuffle" going.
very nice Justin you made easy ..can you do the into to tambourine man and. break it Down on the d. chord .with 5ge hammer on .
Good thumbs-up
Learning this in 2023
Beautiful!!! just beautiful
hello justin I would like you to put the tutorial of the harmony connection song notes and chords thanks
Hi Chris, no doubt, I have studied the whole course by Justin, but now I want to play tunes very close to the original, and find Cifra Club more detailed and easier to follow, they actually give tabs and strumming patterns along. Thank you for you note.
Nice tune, thx
Goooooo justin
great!thank you really really much THANK YOU! :)
You've helped me a lot cheers bud
thanks so much!!!!!
very nice, thanks much!!
thanks!
You are incredible 😍
Love this mate..... Bijou
Wooowww you should make an acoustic version álbum !!!
perfect, thanks.
Can I recommend superimposing the chord changes as they occur, please! Thx anyway though. Me like.
I like hitting the bass string first.
nice!!!!!