You really pick some iconic songs. Growing up with these songs i know every note. Thanks for laying it all out. Great teaching Howard so easy to follow.
This song has been running thru my head for months. Every time I play and make a certain strum it reminds me of it and I could not put my finger on it. Once I figured out it was Sun King from Abbey Road, life was back in sync again! Thanks for the great lesson. It was awesome! The tune is amazing to hear and play. Thanks again.
Howard, you are soo awesome! I sit and am amazed at Lennon.. his creativity. a true genius! can you imagine writing this music?? wow thank you so much!
Spot on bruh! Thanks for the tutorial you made it so simple for us who wanted to play and sound like the Beatles, it's such a pleasure learning from you... Much respect from the Philippines 👍👏👏😎
Great arrangement Mr. Hart. I'll never forget the evening of Feb 9, 1964, the music coming from our little B&W TV set was like nothing I'd heard before. The Beatles imho were the most influential band ever. Your lesson is a fantastic time machine for guitar players who want to Get Back to the good ole days ;-) Thanks Dude!
My wife and I covered this for a Zoom show last week(with our bass player) Lots of great ideas here! I got the gist but you take this up a notch with your covering the bass notes and your voicings. The trick for us was to cover 4 voices(at times) with two! Thank you!
throwing in the bass notes was the key to playing this song. i have a transcription book of this record and it's good if you want to learn the guitar parts on the record, but god forbid you want to do an arrangement for a single guitar.
Had to revisit this one, this is just brilliant the way you simplify this iconic song, I relearned this in a half hour, thank you and Happy Holidays Howard, love your stuff!!!!
Thanks for watching :-) It's an old Ibanez Stereo Chorus... that's really the key. It has that old analog sweep to it. It's been a while, but it was most likely DI to the board
Apologize my english man....I'm Argentinian.... I Think that 1 chord is wrong (modestly Máster). The "G" chord...maybe G7 and not Gm7.... Is it right my perception?..... this is only a little opinion .....thanks, your video is very very good! Thank you Howard!
@@247GuitarwithHowardHart Right on! At first I was trying to do this with leslie via my H9 but settled on chorus and that is closer it I think..Chorusing in 69 was done with a tape delay trick? Wiki thinks it was a leslie but it certainly seems to be "reverbed" up to get that chorus sound maybe with the leslie? George is quoted as saying "At the time, 'Albatross' (by Fleetwood Mac) was out, with all the reverb on guitar. So we said, 'Let's be Fleetwood Mac doing Albatross, just to get going.' It never really sounded like Fleetwood Mac... but that was the point of origin."
I’ve loved this song since the album first came out. (I’m showing my age). Thank you for this lesson.
You really pick some iconic songs. Growing up with these songs i know every note. Thanks for laying it all out. Great teaching Howard so easy to follow.
@ 66yrs old i learned how to play this song wow! been listening to this album since 1970. thanks bro from the philippines.
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This song has been running thru my head for months. Every time I play and make a certain strum it reminds me of it and I could not put my finger on it. Once I figured out it was Sun King from Abbey Road, life was back in sync again! Thanks for the great lesson. It was awesome! The tune is amazing to hear and play. Thanks again.
Thank you for watching :-)
Thanks, the best song, ever
Great song- thanks for showing it all clearly for us beginners ...
Thank you... and thanks for watching
Howard, you are soo awesome! I sit and am amazed at Lennon.. his creativity. a true genius! can you imagine writing this music?? wow thank you so much!
Yes, they're the C7 and F😉... this video is very useful for me!! Thanks a lot🌈☀️👍
you are a Major Dude!
Spot on bruh! Thanks for the tutorial you made it so simple for us who wanted to play and sound like the Beatles, it's such a pleasure learning from you... Much respect from the Philippines 👍👏👏😎
Thanks Howard. These videos have helped me transpose this beautiful song for my bass.
Great arrangement Mr. Hart. I'll never forget the evening of Feb 9, 1964, the music coming from our little B&W TV set was like nothing I'd heard before. The Beatles imho were the most influential band ever. Your lesson is a fantastic time machine for guitar players who want to Get Back to the good ole days ;-) Thanks Dude!
Thanks for watching :-) To say they "changed the world" is not and overstatement:-)
@@247GuitarwithHowardHart Indeed
My wife and I covered this for a Zoom show last week(with our bass player) Lots of great ideas here! I got the gist but you take this up a notch with your covering the bass notes and your voicings. The trick for us was to cover 4 voices(at times) with two! Thank you!
throwing in the bass notes was the key to playing this song. i have a transcription book of this record and it's good if you want to learn the guitar parts on the record, but god forbid you want to do an arrangement for a single guitar.
Dear sir, thank very much for sharing your talent about guitar and playing my most favorite songs in a very detail way
What an amazing lesson mate! thankyou very much
Had to revisit this one, this is just brilliant the way you simplify this iconic song, I relearned this in a half hour, thank you and Happy Holidays Howard, love your stuff!!!!
Glad you enjoyed it! Happy Holidays to you as well. All the best in 2020 :-)
So cool!! Thanks for doing this!
Es el mejor tema muy detallado y exacto de todo TH-cam. GRACIAS
It’s a beautiful song and very well explained. Relaxed and clear. Pretty much inspiration from Albatross. 😆
Thanks for this
Thank You very much!!
Great job mate! saludos de argentina
Great stuff thanks
also much appreciated
thankyou!!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching, Howard
Mundo paparazzi mi amore chicka ferdy parasol. GRACIAS, GRACIAS,GRACIAS.
What pedal/speaker did you use? I got some pedal that mimics the rotating speaker and it sounds alright but your setup sounds real good
Thanks for watching :-) It's an old Ibanez Stereo Chorus... that's really the key. It has that old analog sweep to it. It's been a while, but it was most likely DI to the board
Apologize my english man....I'm Argentinian.... I Think that 1 chord is wrong (modestly Máster). The "G" chord...maybe G7 and not Gm7.... Is it right my perception?..... this is only a little opinion .....thanks, your video is very very good! Thank you Howard!
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Hello what is this guitar with a such beautiful tone?
Hi - It's an Ibanez RG
It's the RG420RW
Thank you
@@247GuitarwithHowardHart Right on! At first I was trying to do this with leslie via my H9 but settled on chorus and that is closer it I think..Chorusing in 69 was done with a tape delay trick? Wiki thinks it was a leslie but it certainly seems to be "reverbed" up to get that chorus sound maybe with the leslie? George is quoted as saying "At the time, 'Albatross' (by Fleetwood Mac) was out, with all the reverb on guitar. So we said, 'Let's be Fleetwood Mac doing Albatross, just to get going.' It never really sounded like Fleetwood Mac... but that was the point of origin."
@@stratdoc good info, thanks!
Thank you very much!