Mateus Schäffer: 11 Beatles´ Guitar Solos
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11 Guitar Solos from:
All My Loving; Can´t Buy Me Love; You´re Gonna Lose That Girl; Drive My Car; Nowhere Man; Taxman; And Your Bird Can Sing; While My Guitar Gently Weeps; Let It Be; Something and The End.
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0:15 All My Loving
0:37 Can't Buy Me Love
1:02 You're Gonna Lose That Girl
1:28 Drive My Car
1:56 Nowhere Man
2:23 Taxman
2:50 And Your Bird Can Sing
3:25 While My Guitar Gently Weeps
4:15 Let It Be
5:14 Something
6:02 The End
You captured the simple beauty in all of those guitar solos. Superb job!
I wouldn’t say any of them were “simple”! :-)
Beatles are genius, your Epiphone have great tone and you sounds great. Thank you - great post
3:50 oh .... that solo always gets me. so good.
Just great, I love this. Thanks for sharin'
Excelent riffs, specially TAXMAN
I've been listening to the Beatles since '81 and playing guitar since '83 and I take my hat off to you. Beautiful playing man, especially Taxman, that's a tricky little solo. And yeah, ignore the trolls. No proper musician trolls another..
Very nice playing :) Well done. Good tones too.
Fantástico! Parabéns Mateus, manja muito. Ah acabei de me inscrever
Obrigado, amigo 🤟
BRAVISSIMO!!!!!
Well done, sir!
Why George Harrison gave Clapton one of the best solos in the history of rock music is beyond me! I would have not given it to my own mother. He must have been a saint. Cheers, Dave.
John and Paul, working on their own material weren't interested in George's songs. George left the studio but came back with Eric Clapton and that set everybody else straight.
La rompes mal, con esa Les Paul!!...
Learn the One After 909 solo at "One After 909 solo lesson philtangerine". Its the hardest solo on any Beatles recording (not saying its the best...just the most difficult). Possibly the coolest though, depending on your tastes.
awesomee
Muito bom.
Wow!!!
Paul play the drive my car'
Great playing, no question.
BUT, a few wrong infos on who played what, as said previously.
Drive My Car : McCartney
And Your Bird Can Sing : George Harrison and Paul McCartney
Let It Be : George Harrison
The End : alright, each guy playing 3 solos
John only played on a few songs... You Can't Do That, I Want You (She's So Heavy), The End, and Long Tall Sally (live for sure, but maybe the 1st solo on the record, hard to say).
+ChurchillCigar John played lead on Get Back and Honey Pie too. Maybe more. Oh Long Tall Sally as well.
+Steve Horan And the solos of Hey Bulldog and You Can't Do That are by John too.
EXCELENTE!!!! :D
The solo in Let It Be was made by George
This guy deserves a Gibson.
Sounds much as a "guitar hero"
You need to eat more BEATLES !!
sounds like ME. i listen to rhe Beatles everyday since 1990. i learned to be myself.
Ok then be yourself and show your own solos man.
Check my own solos... Even Robbie MacIntosh or Rusty Anderson (from Paul´s Band) sounds exactly like themselves ...
you need to pick up a damn guitar, the tone is decent
rat
you forgot too many notes,and the sound has too much overdrive,you should take the original songs,something must be played whit strat and tremolo for example
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Mateus Schäffer LEGAL; "MR. GENIAL" ,HUMILDADE ,NAO VAI VER VIDEOS MEUS ,SÓ SE VÇ PAGAR!KKKK!
MARKJK SAMBORA LET IT BE MUST HAVE MORE PUNCH AND MORE COMPRESSOR!
MARKJK SAMBORA AS TRIADES ,TETRADES DE AL MY LOVING DEVEM SER FEITAS EM REGIAO MAIS AGUDA,INCLUSIVE O FINAL DO SOLO!
The Beatles... Were they real or a wonderful imagination....!
hes damn good
GJ! just nipicking but you kinda screwed up with George's lead on "Something". Also Lennon didn't play the lead on Let It Be. George did. Even during the demos. ;)
he is brilliant but you gotta think of them write them and well just be the beatles but he is super
My dad was a professional jazz trumpet player in the '50's and '60's, and he hated rock 'n' roll--until he brought the Abbey Road album home and asked us all to gather in the living room and listen to it. I was only 11 years old at the time, but it's still one of my clearest memories. When "Something" came on, my dad raved about George's solo as one of the sexiest solos he'd ever heard. He also loved "I Want You (She's So Heavy)" because of its bluesy sound. From that point on, he changed his mind about rock music and started buying more Beatles albums, among albums from other groups. That experience also got me hooked, and I'm still blown away by the Beatles.
Good story. Thanks for sharing.
thanks for sharing a wonderful part of your family life with us, Im sure that it happens to many many musicians of these years, your father was a great teacher. blessings, and greetings from Lima Perú.
Awesome!
@ Secret Treasure....I read a comment on youtube a few months ago from a lady that had a story similar to yours. It was about Ringo. In her comment or post, she said her dad was a professional jazz musician in the 50's and 60's. He hated rock music and couldn't understand what all the fuss was about with the Beatles etc. When they appeared on the Ed Sullivan show he wanted to see what this new band was all about. After a few songs he turned to his daughter and said of Ringo...."that drummer is the bread and butter of that band". Even professional musicians of a different genre can detect talent.
WOW
Excellent job. The amazing thing about Beatles (mostly Harrison) solos is that they are short but so memorable. They are meticulous in efficiency.
+sammy beasty (sammybeasty) I also have it on good authority that Johnny Marr never did either.....
The Beatles was 4 Genius! ;)
Never did what?
Harrison´s music was fundamental in the developing of the fab four.
@@mateusschaffer They sure was. I break down their music and are staggered at the composition of their songs. We will never see the like of them again!
Let it Be was actually Gorge Harrison I think..
Yes, that was George Harrison's solo on "Let It BE." Just look at the video.
Vitina Morabito there's two solos one on top of the other, if you listen to the solo you can hear the other solo in the background.
+Iram Velazquez John Lennon played bass (Fender VI)
It was Harrison playing the lead on Let It Be. Just watch the many videos of the movie footage. I saw the movie when it first came out. Case closed.
+cancel As Iram Velazquez points out, there are two different solos. The one that George played in the film and then there's an overdubbed one that was either on the LP version or the 45, I don't remember. Maybe John plays the overdubbed one...?
George!, George!, George!
I must have watched this video 50 times or more over the years. And, I have to say... This guy is awesome! The people looking for flaws and mistakes in his playing must be amazing guitarists themselves. Because, for someone such as myself that just likes to play but, I'm not very good, this guy is extremely talented! Give him the credit he deserves. And, I'm pretty sure everyone doesn't have the exact same equipment as the original artists for every band they cover. Mateus... You are awesome!
Let it be is George Harrison's Solo.... John Lennon play the bass
Javier Carbajal John Lennon played bass, but Paul redid the bass part. www.beatlesbible.com/songs/let-it-be/2/
Johns Bass was Removed Paul RE-recorded the bass tracks
Everybody's a damned critic. You sound great. Ignore the trolls.
Or maybe he appreciates constructive criticism instead of shallow people like you just telling him he's "perfect" and never telling what he needs to hear to get better.
Exactly! He who complains should upload a video of themselves playing said riff
Thanks guys ;)
Wolf Blade this coming from a guy who’s biggest accomplishment is eating his own booger’s
@@wolfblade7224 very true sir
Why do people keep saying that George was the most underrated guitarist?. I think some mean to say that he is the most "understated". I feel George was the most economical player with some of the most tasteful guitar solos ever recorded. They are little songs within the songs. I think the best way to describe his style is that he played in "complete sentences". Other examples of this style would be Don Felder and Joe Walsh on Eagles' records. George just did it on many occasions with so few notes. Steve Cropper could do it with as little as three notes. On the other hand Django, Chuck Berry, and Clapton played in complete encyclopedias!
The amazing slide solo on Come Together is economy at its freaking most effective
In my opinion, George didn't care about this, he was just trying to do great solos
thats whats missing in todays music: instruments!
todays music does in fact have instruments. just because a synth isn't the same as a guitar or piano doesnt make it less of an instrument, although todays pop music is subjectively shit
ko kop a synth plays an instrument it’s not an actual instrument like a real guitar
You're a moron. There are thousands of great bands out there, young bands, making great music, on instruments. You act like they're a thing of the past or something. You're just ignorant.
Look up Red Vox and king gizzard and you can thank me later
@@the8bitbuilder956 King Gizzard, yeah!
Great job. The Beatles never cease to amaze, simple/complex, musical, interesting, melodic, ballsy etc... all at the same time!
John lennon didn't played the Let it be solo guitar...John played actually a fender bass
His Bass was removed from the album Paul went in an re-recorded all the bass Tracks
For those of you who are discussing who played the "Let It Be" solos: it was always George. Three versions of the song have been released officially. The first one to be recorded, in January 1969, is the one in the album "Let It Be... Naked", the one you can see in the "Let It Be" film, and it was played with the Telecaster through a Leslie speaker. George overdubbed a new solo in April 1969, and he also used the Telecaster and the Leslie; this is the version that was used in the single. The last of the three solos was another overdub recorded in January 1970; this time he used the red Les Paul, and this was the solo that was used in the album (though you can hear very quiet parts of this solo in the single, too). And that's all there is to it. No John, no Paul, no Ringo in the guitar solo. Just George.
While my guitar gently weeps solo is one of my all-time faves. Tremendous.
A great Clapton solo. Agreed.
Did George show Eric how to play the solo or did Eric just make it up on his own?
I was surprised to see how you got Clapton's guitar tone.. the engineer actually slowed the tape speed down to achieve that guitar tone. Great job!
@@TheDerek47 pretty sure that's all
Eric.. it really sounds like his phrasing.
3:25
Enjoyed it very much! Wanted to add; The twin leads in "And Your Bird Can Sing" are by George Harrison and Paul McCartney. (Not only George).
The solo on taxman was also McCartney and not George
OMG, I never realized LET IT BE solo is one of the SWEETEST solos in rock history @4:30
I totally agree!
@@danielbarreto1973 One of my fave solos ever, I don't like listening to the other version with the keyboard solo
George’s let it be solo is always been one of my favorites there’s actually four different solo versions and they’re all different let it be naked let it be in the movie let it be on the record there’s another one I can’t think of it
@@joecummings9662 There's the Let It Be single version and Let It Be album version.
Outstanding job bro!
Fam? I love your vids. Learning here comes the sun now. Even better than stupid Marty Swartz
Harrison played both let it be solo's! not lennon
lennon actually/Originally Played the guitar solo....
Paul NOT The Real McCartney Actually the solo for "Let It Be" played in this video (the album version) was recorded in January 1970 during overdub sessions for "Let It Be" and recording sessions for "I Me Mine" with George Martin at Abbey Road, while John was in Denmark with Yoko.
nope. George did ALL the solos in Let It Be and no one else.
The funny thing is that, literally John Lennon plays the solo in the Let It Be video documentary. xD
Jeff Lloyd Paul played the really distorted one and George played the more mellow one
Paul played the solo on Drive My Car not George.
George played most of that solo. The only part Paul played was the very end of the solo, with a slide. Read it in an interview with George.
Paul played the whole solo. George played the bassline-doubling guitar throughout the solo as well.
All I see by you guys is arguing over who played the album version of the "Let It Be" solo. Does it really matter? I always knew that George Harrison played the original "single version. It's good, but man isn't the "album" version so much better? Who ever does play it, absolutely let's it rip! Now to my main point. Damn boy, what a hell of a great job you just did! Awesome, entertaining video. I didn't want it to stop! You can really jam on that axe man. Thank you very much!!!
Single is better
Misssing the amazing guitar solo of George Harrison in Old Brown Shoe.
That’s my jam...’.right there!
Please update..with that solo!
I think you did a great job.
Let It Be is George and Drive My Car is Paul.
Great video.
That's right
And Drive my car is slide guitar
zolque Yes, and the guys who've played for Mac on tour generally haven't used slides. So what?
He showed a fine way to play it without.
TH-cam is so full fo numb-minded fools.....
MP Pk
I've got something for you dude, look back in your ass : a big bottleneck, but you can have fun without.
***** The good one is George's.
An awesome job Mateus. You did George proud.
Super and excellent work...Thank you SO MUCH Mateus.
I just liked something that was made 11 years ago lol. Nothing gets past me.
Decent stuff!! I do like that its played in a modern style. This is surely what the solos would sound like if George could have played them now. He was an underrated guitarist, and this is some fine playing from Mateus :-)
YEAH, I like that too. We can see and hear that Mateus is a post-80s player in a heartbeat, but it matters not. There are many quite subtle nuances in this Beatles lead work that he totally nails PERFECTLY and a few others that are slightly altered. I can can hear the originals anytime. I like the little subtleties that mark out that bit of player interpretation for originality. It takes a bt of chutzpah to do that to the work of legends - full marks to Mateus as he's clearly got both the taste and the skills to pull it off!
I think the beauty of his approach here is it will inspire 60s players to get a bit smoother at playing their old faves and it will also inspire those of a younger more metalhead persuasion to see the great skill and craftsmanship to be found within in this music - if they haven't already got there earlier. It has to be a win-win if we can carry the appreciation of the Beatles' musical genius forward to a new generation.
Very Clean & precise picking. Great sound and Great Job !@!!@
What about day tripper guitar solo? That’s good solo
etty sure And Your Bird Can Sing was George and Paul, wasn't it?
George doubled himself.
Amazing solo, man. but I think it's George who played the solo on Let It Be.
I'm jealous of your ability! You make it look so effortless. I on the other hand have the touch of an iron worker! Strangling the life out of my guitar with my left hand. One consolation...I can play "Norwegian Wood". Thank you for sharing Mateus.
This video proves two important truths: first, Mateus is an excellent musician; second, the guitar one plays makes all the difference (Mateus' guitar isn't the same as what the Beatles played). Well done!
excellent work - great quality
Beatles were really good musicians ...
when someone say "I don't love Beatles music", you can be sure it's not the advice of a good musician ! ... .
jean michel Dumont fully true 😀
jean michel Dumont what a line of horseshit. People can have different opinions, it's not your place to say whether they're right or wrong.
@@PaintHerWhite I know a very good drummer here where I live, that says he doesn't like the music of The Beatles.
He prefers blues before pop music.
I have a hard time understanding his reasoning or even believeing him.
You could put it more succinctly as 'cloth-eared numpties'
Nice job! Just a few corrections. Paul played the Drive My Car solo, George and Paul played And Your Bird Can Sing, and George played the Let it Be solo.
***** No, Paul played guitar on several Beatles songs. He was a guitar player first, and took over on bass when Stu Sutcliffe quit before they made it
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***** John played the solo in Let it be in the album version
Luis Daniel Preciado Nope. It's got George written all over it. Lennon played bass.
mr guffman You are correct! John played a Fender VI, to be exact (Baritone guitar as opposed to a proper bass). Just FYI :)
MP Pk Actually, it was Ringo Starr who played this solo: "While the others were out, having a smoke, Ringo grabbed Paul's Casino guitar, plugged into a Boss Flanger, and began wailing away...'bloody hell!', I said to myself, 'gor blimey, who knew??, said engineer G. Emerich" - George Martin, in "The Secret Beatles", p. 425
There were 3 different solos for let it be. george played them all.2 were on the tele and one on the les paul.
You need to go fuckin pro now.
+TheGravygun He is a fuckin pro :P
+Ch3zin And your a handful.
AND YOUR BIRD CAN SING SOLO:George Harrison and Paul McCartney?!!!
The Let It Be solo is by George Harrison, and his best solo
+Santiago CB Agreed .
+Santiago CB
Every solo by George was his best. His simple solos said more than others most complex. But if you think that Let It Be as his best then you MUST be forgetting Old Brown Shoe.
George Penwell Well Let it be is the best solo because was very happy and with a great melody, is simply great
quie,você,💏
+Santiago CB The original single release solo is completely different from the grittier and gutsier album release. I read that Paul may have done the solo on the album release. It was literally the last thing ever recorded on a Beatles release.
Respect, well done mate.
Cheers.
Tone is a bit too fat and "modern" for some 60's fundamentalists/ purists here but to me your playing is flawless and I love your gorgeous LP custom.
George was obsessed with trying to make his solos sound Indian , in turn he created the psychedelic guitar style
Good point. What is funny about all that is that it is Paul with his (back then) original and left filed approach to guitar, who really came up with the raga inspired solos.
Excellent playing.... subscribed.... huge.
Hard enough just trying to duplicate the solos, never mind the creative Beatles genius that went into each and every note, song, and melody. John, Paul, George, and Ringo. Never before, and never again. Great Job Mateus.
"Drive My Car" solo by Paul McCartney. Source: www.beatlesbible.com/songs/drive-my-car/
"And Your Bird Can Sing" synchronized solo(s) by George Harrison _and_ Paul McCartney.
Source: www.beatlesbible.com/songs/and-your-bird-can-sing/
damn... I need more practice....
GREAT JOB DUDE! :)
Hahaha!!!
What can I say, great job, but you forgot Paper Back Rider, I feel fine, Day Tripper, I Want You(She's So Heavy), Rain and Hold Me Tight.
Indeed! One does not "ride" a paperback, but rather one "writes" it. Hence the title "Paperback Writer".
I think it's proper to say that you ROCK
Thank You bro 🤟
It's ILLEGAL not to put MY BONNIE guitar solo in this video!
This Guitar Solo was made by Sheridan ;)
I really enjoyed this. Thank you for posting!
Excellent. Wow I never knew Lennon did the solo on the album version of Let It Be?
He didn't. it was George that did both solos.
The Taxman-Solo is one of the coolest bass + guitar combination soli I know. The bass line is incredibly awesome.
Ya did good, but come on who uses a Les Paul for Beatles solos haha
Eric Clapton..
many times George used a les paul
For example in Cry Baby Cry George plays a Les Paul.
Paul use a Les Paul in his live's
Ouch!
Jeeeeeeesusss !!!!!!!!! UN-FECKING-BELIEVABLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You have just inspired me to start playing guitar again.
best compliment ever for a musician
Make it an even dozen. Old Brown Shoe. Genius.
Great vid man!!! You play amazing!!!!
Thanks dude! 🤘🏻❤️
256 kanye west fans didn't like this masterpiece, appearently it was the first time they heard real music and it scared them..
exo playing, you nail every solo beautifully.
WHAT I ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW....is this. When Harrison did a lead or solo in the Beatles era was he allowed to make up the solo as he saw fit or did Lennon/McCartney/Martin say........"play it just like this"?
Each of these solos is in fact a new song inside another...
Hola! Increible como tocas pero un pequeño comentario el solo en "Let it be" es de George Harrison. O
omg i've been looking for this video and you know for how long?? for about 5 years now..first time i've watched it was in 2009, i downloaded it then my PC got formatted and now i found it again!! so happy xD
Superb I totally appreciate It
And your bird can sing was so ahead of its time it still amazes me. And John wrote it and thought it was rubish
Mateus , brilliant sir , thank you
His gig on Thursdays at the Holiday Inn at happy hour is great. Shots half price
What?
Fantastic. You need a part 2 to get the Lennon leads on "You Can't Do That," "Every Little Thing," "Get Back," and "I Want You (She's So Heavy)."
I play every single Guitar solo by The Beatles! Part 2? Why not?
@@mateusschaffer yes please, can you do a part 2?
Elegant and Iconic...always about the song not the musician
Great video and superb executions ('Specially Taxman and While My Guitar Gently Weeps).
I noticed tho you gave some wrong information about some of the original soloists, so I'll try to make things straight:
- The original solo on Drive My Car was played by Paul McCartney, not George Harrison
- The original twin guitar part on And Your Bird Can Sing was played simultaneously by George Harrison and Paul McCartney, it wasn't Harrison alone -No double-tracking-
- Both solos on Let It Be (The one featured in the single mix and the one released on the Let It Be album which you play here) were played by George Harrison, John Lennon only sang backing vocals on the released versions of the song
and your bird can sing was George and JOHN not paul.
Gary Duncan Nope. George and Paul.
www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=3877
www.beatlesbible.com/songs/and-your-bird-can-sing/
the recording logs from the emi abbey road studios plainly sets the session as john and George on electric guitars (each playing two separate parts = 4 guitar parts) paul on bass and tambourine ringo on drums and percussion and George martin on percussion. with john and paul singing four part harmony between them.
I thought on the final version of Let It Be John played bass as well? And the fact that he made a mistake made loads of people think he was an awful bassist (which he wasn't, he just needed practice)
Paul and John together played the solo on Drive My Car and Lennon played bass on Let It Be, at least the album version, but probably all three versions.
Oh yeah. GREAT JOB DUDE. You are astonishing.
Fab job mate!!!😎
Paul played the slide solo on Drive my Car and Paul and George played the solo on And your bird can sing and Your going to Lose that girl. John and George played the Nowhere Man solo together.Paul is highly underrated as a guitarist.
brilliant..but you forgot one of the best solos..till there was you :O
Damn, that was BadAss 👍