Beatles - All My Loving Lead Guitar Secrets video free download
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Chorus 0:23
Middle Eight 0:35
Harrison's guitar cannot be heard on the original recording until the solo, so I played what he played in live performances during that part of this video.
I eliminated the third verse. No tabs.
This is a 1966 Gretsch Country Gentleman played through a Vox AD15VT set to AC30TB w/ no effects. Min Bass, Min Mid, Max Treble. .010 -.046 nickel plated wire wound strings. No tabs.
My videos are really intended for accomplished guitarists who want to polish up their Beatles repertoire and can benefit from "seeing" how a song is played. If the various chords that I am playing are not familiar to you then I would suggest that you visit some of the many free guitar chord sites. I had to learn these songs by listening to vinyl records and watching live performances on tv.
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Comments
9 years ago
Ultimte Kicks
Good!9 years ago
Jack Jackson
Sorry but I can't seem to directly reply to your reply so I will do it here, and I am pleasantly surprised you bothered to reply at all.The recorded quality of your video is great. I reckon it's just the position of the camera. I watch the videos on a reasonable quality 27" monitor.I minimise my use of anything Google so Chrome is out of the question thanks.I download any videos I want and then slow them down in VLC Player or Riffstation. I have even edited videos in FCPX to meet my needs.My point was that I thought feedback is important to these channels, and seeing you don't put chord symbols on your videos it might have been handy for you to know that there may be an issue with seeing the chords easily. I see below someone else can't see a chord.I make no criticism here, just an observation. I would love to be able to do what you do. Anyway I'm a bloody drummer really so what would I know!!!!!9 years ago
Dor Svenset
Love what you do, trouble is your left hand is the one I need to see most and it is difficult.9 years ago
Pedro Tavares
Great tone,....and I love that Gretsch !9 years ago
Roberto Penamora
I love watching your videos as I'm also a Beatles fan. Your videos are really educational. I'm learning a lot. I'm also expecting that you will play the triplets that John does. Great.9 years ago
Davino Sihotang
Amazing!9 years ago
sunking2001
George's and John's parts...wow...these guys were "smart and very good" at such an young age. I believe George was 19 or so...John was 20 or 21. Together with Paul's incredible bass...a true classic!9 years ago
Jake Johnson
Awesome. This how I have been wanting to play chords and solos for years. Thank you sir!.9 years ago
MyDreamside
nice tone man, i understand that john's part is hard to do.9 years ago
Philippe Pavlu
Great Cover!! Can you ask me where did you buy your guitar ??And how mach it was ?9 years ago
gtrdoc911
Cool. I never realized George played a Dmaj7 after the A chord. John plays an F#m at that point but I realize the top 3 strings of an F#m = Dmaj7. Smart!9 years ago
Robert Ravic
Sweet tone9 years ago
TheGravygun
That is fantastic.I love it.9 years ago
mike vitiello
What is that second chord in the chorus after the C#m? I cannot see what you're doing and nobody seems to know what to call it. Can you spell it? Thank you. 9 years ago
C. A. Gravenhorst
I happen to have proof that this is the ACTUAL George Harrison playing at home by request. RIP George.9 years ago
Sid Ander
You have a nice guitar.9 years ago
Chris Zaccaria
How long did it take you to actually perfect the cover of the song?9 years ago
Zeusdattilo
As a Beatle Fan I'm really very grateful for your wonderful work. Thanks.9 years ago
boramfan87
Just came back from a Beatles performance of this same song and you have George's actual guitar. Of course, that nothing new....just a tid-bit of interesting info to add for newbie's like me. But that exact guitar, and the others in your collection must be hard to come by today. It's my favorite. It looks like it would play very easy and painless. (lol)9 years ago
boramfan87
One word....fabulous!!! What's so cool is the fact that while you've learned Harrison's playing style so closely....to perfection...it takes me right back to those electrifying Sullivan performances when I would watch Harrison's playing as closely as possible. You have the same hand positioning as George used, and you work the lead strings exactly as he did. I guess it stands to reason why that's so...but still, it's still exciting to watch even now.Related Videos
