How to play guitar like George Harrison - by mjsokes video free download

Desmond John

it would help if I...

david letterman

This is one of the few homemade videos about music on youtube that is actually worth watching. Thanks for doing this.

Alain Bradette

love this dude

scott harrison

brilliantly done, youre talented, thanks for showing me these!

Bruce Paz

George Harrison under rated guitarist, he always confident about his playing you can see this on concert footage, he was never clunky, even in the beginning they were smooth, and theres a lot of behind the rhythm melodies going on,very creative player.He was very humble person.Good job on your playing i like to play his licks as well.Rock on.

Allen Goyne

Man i think it's cool you care enough to get the bends and nuances right, almost like you really care about the music lol. Good job.

Ben Bryant

How did he play in the sgt peppers time

James Anderson

This was really interesting, thanks.

scott miron

You sell yourself short. I love George and you do him justice, Thanks for sharing!!!

Kevin Fetkowitz

You're damn good bro.

beatles1000

You are pretty smooth yourself my friend. I enjoyed listening to you very much. I always thought George was one of the most underrated lead guitar players. Then again with Lennon and McCartney there it was most likely intimidating. Best thing for him was going out on his own. Thanks for posting. 

Lea Karrasch

What is this guitar named ??

trennonkingful

are those p90s?

Dave Hotler

You do realize that the"clunky" playing was in vogue at the time?

Joe Taylor

Really good guitar players all revere George Harrison has being the best of the best, although he was self-deprecating (like Ringo) and would never personally admit that he was good. He was creative, innovative, perceptive, and extremely skilled. He never just showed off or showed what he could do, but he was totally amazing--and still vastly underrated. The man was a shy, personal, amazing gift to music. 

MetrazolElectricity

Its like I'm hearing George play...Good work, man

lloydh65

George was not the most technically proficient, "natural" player (e.g. Eric Clapton). He had a very good sense of melody, and he worked at it. Over time, he honed his skills at songwriting to a point where he crafted songs. If you listen to tracks from Anthology, many of John and Paul's rough drafts were rough. George's were framework versions, but largely intact in terms of structure. This is reflected in his guitar playing as well. His middle and later solos and fills were refined, if not technically complicated (And Your Bird Can Sing, Hey Bulldog, Something, then later Free As A Bird and Real Love).

Pablo Foche

Very nice ! Thanx

GTown Dave

George Harrison was arguably the greatest guitarist of his time who "played by ear". There were no computers, no videos and limited sheet music in the late 50s for a 14 year old kid with relatively small hands. He grew better every day as a guitarist and practiced non-stop; he was extremely dedicated and had world class competition. What an inspiration; that's why we love the gift of his music.

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