Can you do the "Earl's Court" live version of this

I just wanted to say thx

Hard as fuck, but I will get it!

We about to compete on a reality show called oooone with this one

We going to the plane with this one 🔥

quite confused by 1:05. wdym of "this"?

Thanks for posting. I have been playing for three years and learned a variation of this but have struggled with the intro. I think I can fix that from your video. I also need to do something other than strumming the chords. I know theres a bit of a picking pattern. I appreciate you posting this.

Merci beaucoup, super

we all can see the indifference in her vs yoko tow worlds well apart

Not her fault john left her it was fame

4:40 "Julian lost his father, then lost him again" Just like John losing his mother Julia once when she left, then again when she was ran over...

I can’t believe someone asked for the tab. It’s on the screen 😂😂. Anyway. Thank you. Everyone teaching confuses this with showing all the variations and endless babbling for a half hour. You did neither. One version, straight through, with tab that I can start and stop while learning and best of all no talking. Outstanding lesson! Thankyou.

Is this in standard tuning?

Wonderful to unpick these sounds 👍 Great stuff

Top ! 👍👏👏👏

Nice try! Did you make it in the end?

So im looking for matrix samples , and bang this pops up. Very nicely put together, sounds good...✌

Jimmy Page really is a genius

goated video, the chord voicings for this song on ultimate guitar were so painfully wrong and this sounds great! love this song, thank you!

Brilliant! Any chance to get the Tab?

Great job!! 🤟

0:36 At the time of this interview, Cynthia hadn’t yet decided to tell the whole story, so she opted to lie that the separation wasn’t acrimonious. Later in her life, she published her second book and there she explains everything. John sent a messenger to Italy, where Cynthia was spending holidays with her mom to tell her he was sueing her for divorce on the basis of adultery. The adultery never happened on her part, of course it had happened multiple times on John’s part, including with Yoko. But he was too coward to simply leave as the villain and too narcissistic to care enough for Cynthia and his son (!) to grant them a fair deal. He refused to have any conversation with Cynthia about the divorce, leaving the matter to the lawyers. Eventually, he backed out of the cheating allegations against her and settled on a 100,000 pounds deal plus a small monthly payment that wasn’t nearly enough to cover their expenses. Lennon’s worth at the time was close to 10 million pounds.

Nice thank you. Why the bridge sounds so off compared to the previous part to me. I really find it difficult to digest that sudden change.

Bang on u boy bless u, 🇮🇪👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

She's a liar. She got plenty from the divorce and blew the money on an Italian gigolo. Her embarrassing book hurt the Beatles brand

What a lovely, poised, beautiful woman. A loving mother to Julian. A class act. May she RIP. ❤❤

Thanks!

Love it, my head was bobbing through the whole video ^^ Also wanted to ask, what program did you use to create your sheet music? Looks amazing

I do not like this interviewer, John Stapleton who is constantly trying to bait Cynthia Lennon and asked disrespectful questions. Cynthia Lennon on the other hand is the portrait of strength and resilience. She is no fool and won’t be lead into a discussion by Stapleton. Deepest respect for this lovely woman.

Such a lovely, soft-spoken and articulate woman who raised a wonderful son with no input from John Lennon whatsoever who was too busy wrapped up in himself, drugs and eventually Yoko Ono (Oh-No). She was better off without him and so was Julian.

She was there when the Beatles were a little known local group - would have been interesting to hear more about that than the usual Beatlemania stuff.

John was attracted by the bizarre and the loony, that’s why he hooked up with Yoko Ono.

got tabs?

I was doing it on another position but this one seems better. Thanks. I'm afraid to bend the string that much so I switch to next fret half way through the bend 😄

Not sure when you updated this, but coming back to the tabs perfectly matching your playing is such a treat. Big help. Thank you so much!

I’ve had the lyrics to this song memorized since forever. Thank you for the chords. Don’t know who’s gonna want to hear me perform this, but at least I can entertain and delight myself.

fake accent

I loved it!

Absolutely love the way you play this tune. If it's an original interpretation, you're the goat

So cool

Pablo Picasso was a crappy father. Willem de Kooning was a crappy father. Many artists were. The women who choose them also join in that choice. Cynthia's best friend saw it plainly. John "wasn't her type". How did Cynthia think it would turn out? Love is blind. They've been saying it for centuries. They might be on to something.

Interviewer is a prat

This is fantastic content. Great editing, great shooting. The wall shadow shot…!

The soft hammer on at 1:18 does it

Cynthia had the sweetest, calmest voice. She would have been ideal for audio books! Such a beautiful and classy lady. Rest in gentle peace, Cynthia. Many bouquets. 💐💐💐

Cynthia was a wonderful and gracious woman with a fantastic son in Julian.

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2:25

Thank-you 😊

Sitting here playing it and chuckling while enjoying my first official guitar lick and sounds great. Thank you.