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Hello friends,
and welcome back to Swiftlessons for another by request song tutorial. In today's session I'll be breaking down The Beatles 1964 classic "And I Love Her." I'll show you how to perform the rhythm and lead sections to the verses, and George's iconic guitar solo. Let's get started!
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Time Stamps:
Introduction: 0:00
Demonstration: 0:45
How to Play Intro: 3:10
How to Play Verse: 8:10
How to Play Verse Lead: 10:06
How to Play Bridge: 14:50
Guitar Solo Rhythm: 17:40
Guitar Solo: 19:48
Verse Key Change: 23:12
Outro: 24:35
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Time Stamps:
Introduction: 0:00
Demonstration: 0:45
How to Play Intro: 3:10
How to Play Verse: 8:10
How to Play Verse Lead: 10:06
How to Play Bridge: 14:50
Guitar Solo Rhythm: 17:40
Guitar Solo: 19:48
Verse Key Change: 23:12
Outro: 24:35
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@Guitar Lord G936 God yes
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Mr. Rob, always giving the best lessons on the best songs
You’re joking? I picked up my guitar and figured this out ON 1st ATTEMPT.
This really is excellent!
A person like Rob
Could never die 🎶🎶
I just found my YouTube guitar teacher, subscribed.
Lol- a little over the top, but I understand the sentiment!!
Thank you Alastair, I truly hope that these lessons are enjoyed for years to come, so I’ll keep putting all my energy into them. Be well and enjoy your practice -Rob
I decided to play this on my electric and wow it actually sounds so good!
o.0 … christ, IMAGINE IF NIRVANA PLAYED «JESUS DON’T WANT ME FOR A SUNBEAM» DISTORTED!?
OH WAIT THEY DID! MANY TIMES!
What did you think it was going to sound bad ? I just .. wow … thank God I don’t have kids.
I love how you begin the lesson with the whole song performance first. Well played too. thank you!
6:36 combining George’s lead part with John’s rhythm part.
10:10 George’s lead part
*SOLO LICKS*
20:03 Lick 1
20:45 Lick 2
21:09 Lick 3 = Lick 1
21:19 Lick 4
21:56 Lick 5
22:11 Lick 6
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I’ve yet to find an instructor on YouTube that has figured out a good viewing angle for viewers to accurately see the exact position of the fingers on the fretboard.
And you won’t.
Thank you very much~~^^
You teach very easily and exactly!
This video is so amazing, your teaching is so clearly and your singing is so good! Thank you so much for your awesome videos !
Playing this song with my two other cousins. I’ll be playing John’s part with the chords and my acoustic, while my older cousin plays George’s part with the riffs on his classical and my other older cousin plays the same chords on her ukulele.
Raian musical fam is a dream for me
Hearing Kurt Cobains cover of this is amazing since I’m not usually a fan of Beatles cover songs since they don’t sound that great but Kurt’s is amazing it’s so raw and so much pain in his voice which makes it sound very haunting.
This is one of my favorite Beatles songs, so beautiful and I’ll usually listen to it repeatedly. You’re right about Cobain’s cover. It’s mesmerizing, and I’ll listen to that one repeatedly, as well. It’s a different tone, but stays true the melody.
@Drew Taylor and the bell end award goes to ………DT
Drew Taylor that’s the point. he made his own version
Kurt cobain? From suicide squad?
@Drew Taylor Yh doesn’t really matter though nerd, it’s still a great song.
Love how you say «nöte» :p . Great lesson!
Fantastic lesson. The genius of The Beatles proven once again. As if any were needed. Thanks very much. The best lessons on YT by a trillion miles.
Can I have the chord pattern. I love it
Very, very nice. I always thought the last riff of the solo took them back to the original key. I learned from you tonight that the last verse and outro stay in the half step up key change! Either way, I love that minor to major finish.
wow amazing playing and cover
I don’t even play guitar, love the Beatles and this gorgeous song. I love seeing guitar parts broken down and who’s playing what.
Immediately subcribed when you start to sing, brililant voice
hahahaha
Rob, your tutorials makes guitar lessons really easy, practical, and motivating. I love your teaching instructions.
The final chord of D major makes it feel like the preceding Gm to F was Gm to Dm and that the Dm becomes D major — somehow to me at least.