some clever geezer with a Gretsch plays all the proper HARRY SON licks. It blew me away but Jim here with his ADADAS guitar is doing a good job. Thanks Jim.
like another excellent instructor says on his utube vids "i don't need to know the names I just need to know how to play them;" and you do Pete in spades!
it's a G+ on my method and I don't play it like you do but all good. G+...as in all B songs there's a always ONE chord that's going to give you a headache...an arm ache...a migraine.
if you augment the fifth by a semitone...that's what it is...Augmented...if you augment the third you create a Sus(4)....flatten the 3rd and fifth and you create an Diminished...
Man you got me thinking about what that chord should be called, would have more than one name but the extra note is a sharp 5th or a minor sixth so it could be one of those maj/minor chords if I am correct, there are just 4 notes in the chord and thankfully not five which is enough for any non jazz specialist to pull out their hair, There is the root, the major third, the fifth in there already so I suppose it would have to be called a minor sixth. and it is not a dominant seventh cos no seventh is present. I would suggest thatbat this stage of the Beatles career the chord was actually suggested by George Martin who did have a good grasp of advanced theory, or maybe John just hit on it in a moment of inspiration. I prefer to call it THE George Martin special chord :)
Like the strumming acoustic sound of this Gibson model J200 something like that. Recently heard a lot of demo on Fender acoustasonic teletecater and I really wanted to tell these guys what the Fender miss is this kind of strumming sound heard from John Lennon J160E long long ago in 1962.
plsease how it goes in right hand ? i mean up, donw .... i am total begginer and i cannot catch that, but really I loved to learn that song left hand is clear to me but that rytm ach :/ just sb write here DUDUDU or how it goes pls
Excellent!. You are one or the best online music tutors around. Thanks.
Ive learned almost all my beatle songs off your tutorials 90% great teacher thanks very much!! PETER
It's a g augmented mate
At 6:40, the strange chord is E augmented because the 5th of the E chord is raised from B to C
I always remember when you did peggy sue. Great!
some clever geezer with a Gretsch plays all the proper HARRY SON licks. It blew me away but Jim here with his ADADAS guitar is doing a good job. Thanks Jim.
like another excellent instructor says on his utube vids "i don't need to know the names I just need to know how to play them;" and you do Pete in spades!
"And keep ya' satisfied" part is my fav....
Great lesson
Thanxs pal from Argentina!!!!!
helloooo I'm baack...It could be a..."This is a G aug5th...". you owe me now
Amazing job MY friend !!
it's a G+ on my method and I don't play it like you do but all good. G+...as in all B songs there's a always ONE chord that's going to give you a headache...an arm ache...a migraine.
Always great lesson !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for your great larsson. Fab 4 ever!
Eight years late but very nice. Thanks.
if you augment the fifth by a semitone...that's what it is...Augmented...if you augment the third you create a Sus(4)....flatten the 3rd and fifth and you create an Diminished...
In the bridge its a G to a G Aug ( G with little finger is G Aug "cheat")
Sorry don't wish to be brutal Pete!! Since you're a mate and all that!!
Danny
Man you got me thinking about what that chord should be called, would have more than one name but the extra note is a sharp 5th or a minor sixth so it could be one of those maj/minor chords if I am correct, there are just 4 notes in the chord and thankfully not five which is enough for any non jazz specialist to pull out their hair, There is the root, the major third, the fifth in there already so I suppose it would have to be called a minor sixth. and it is not a dominant seventh cos no seventh is present. I would suggest thatbat this stage of the Beatles career the chord was actually suggested by George Martin who did have a good grasp of advanced theory, or maybe John just hit on it in a moment of inspiration. I prefer to call it THE George Martin special chord :)
The big 850! Well done Peter! Great tutorial as usual! In a bit. Marc
Ive been listening to this song so much for the last few days, mad coincidence u released a tutorial for this just now! Great tutorial as per usual :D
Good Lessen George. Like your work.
gracias maestro eres genial
The D7 sounds better using the C7 shape at the 3rd fret. I think that's how John played it.
Your contributions are invaluable. Kudos my friend.
Augmented augmented augmented!!!!!
Danny
Great lesson n good harmony prac off ur one voice..thanks so much😊
Very nice! The Strumming pattern is simple fast down-up-down-up? Or another?
great song, no matter what chords you use, as long as it sounds good to you. then , there the right chords. right pete?
Like the strumming acoustic sound of this Gibson model J200 something like that. Recently heard a lot of demo on Fender acoustasonic teletecater and I really wanted to tell these guys what the Fender miss is this kind of strumming sound heard from John Lennon J160E long long ago in 1962.
graacias por su tiempo me aprendi la canciom?mi grupo favorito ?
Good job man!
Is your cover of this song more recent..........because you are using different chords.Trying to learn this song. Cheers.
Thanks for the song! Where did you get the blue Beatles shirt? Very Cool!
I always thougth The Beatles were nearly impossible to play properly : with you i ve changed my mind thanks a lot for your skill and your time
the ad , i was referring to
Good guitar tuning guy.
What is the guitar you use
please make a turorials for the tabs of that and please , please me .. Please ...
I'm pretty sure that noel Gallagher has that guitar. Great tutorial!
i love this song. i learned a lot of beatles song with your tutorial. thank you so much.
plsease how it goes in right hand ? i mean up, donw .... i am total begginer and i cannot catch that, but really I loved to learn that song left hand is clear to me but that rytm ach :/ just sb write here DUDUDU or how it goes pls
Way into your stuff. Thank you! Fab!
The bridge is G+ and the outro is C+.
Great Sir !Thank You so much :)
Nice....great playing and singing....thanks
Eh, "G something" works for me :-)
Always I see your lessons. Thank you
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love your vidéos my friend, good job
why is the take offline mode disabled
Thanks mate - that was good and clear !
complimenti sei molto bravo a spiegare grazie!!!
Very nice Lesson,mate!!!5*
Very nice, thaanks a lot :D
Thank you, what a great song to learn
exellent tutorial more beatles please
nice guitar i really appreciate
I'm wearing the same shirt
and the solo?
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muy bueno,,gracias
FAVORIT!!:))
Another great tutorial!
augmented G
Love it!
¡Excelente!