And I Love Her | Lesson and Recording Process | Supplemental Video

After finishing And I Love Her, Andrew and Neil go over their parts and what they discovered while recording.

[@Stevesk0011]

If Neil isn't on drugs, then he has just the most delightful personality.

[@yuvalh4519]

Steve Kountz he’s so much fun! ;D

[@drutgat2]

All You Need Is Ably House. Love these videos, guys. Nice to have a mutual obsession about The Fabs, and about the exact ways they played. George's parts are so gorgeous - actually, the bass and rhythm are great, too.

[@bobstar76]

this is right up there for most underrated greatness ( if such a thing with the Beatles is applicable) of their songs.

[@leftygeezer]

The bass pattern at 12:10 thru 12:17 reminds me of the "I Love You" section in Silly Love Songs. Great video guys. Tony B

[@charley1188]

or ask me why lol

[@ThatBobGuy850]

It's fascinating to me that you young guys are so into Beatles' music...and I mean *INTO* the music! Every dang video of yours that I watch is like a friggin' college course in how the Beatles created their music. But the more I watch (and listen), the more I tend to think that some of what we might think of as very contrived and planned was simply borne from the spontaneous genius of creation that the guys were famous for in the truncated time they had in the studio. They certainly didn't have a ton of time to work out these complicated arrangements - a lot of it must've come naturally (with guidance from George Martin, the real fifth Beatle, of course). Great job on this video, boys!

[@MrMedzFB]

Neil's voice is beautiful omg

[@robertdevincentis941]

Always love the extra content like this ! Thanks guys😀

[@tobyhiddens7233]

Great research and presentation. Beautiful.!

[@user-ys9to2ie7k]

People fail to remember Paul was a guitar player and said, "we needed a bass player and John would never play the bass!"

[@jeffkahl]

Murph “John would never play bass...” until they got the Bass VI and Paul played piano

[@ashuzguitar]

Also, Paul taught John guitar chords, prior to which he only knew ukulele and banjo chords thanks to his mum Julia. ✌❤

[@jsmith5840]

Jeff Kahl and on Helter skelter

[@user-ys9to2ie7k]

@@jsmith5840 my point was that Paul was a guitar player and extremely good guitar player. The emphasis wasn't on John and I'm sure he did pick up the bass once in a while I even have but it's not my string instrument of choice.

[@jsmith5840]

@@user-ys9to2ie7k I know and very much agree

[@Notalloldpeople]

I don’t know which end of a guitar to hold but these videos give so much and I hear so much more. Thanks

[@neilcandeloramusic]

Hell nice!

[@MooEinsteinOfficialMusic]

I love the ably house.

[@westfield90]

I totally love these extra videos

[@mattmichael6792]

The only song I’ve ever been able to play bass and sing at the same time. ‘‘Twas an epic effort for me

[@joshwmusic6838]

Awesome video as always lads love it 👍

[@fabiancrocitti]

Question for Neil: where did you get the strap that is on the cavern bass to your right? I’ve been looking for that for ages but I’m not sure what to look up to find it.

[@neilcandeloramusic]

It’s made by trophy straps 👍

[@fabiancrocitti]

Neil Candelora thanks for the help! I went to the website and it is there!

[@goldtopgrandeur6935]

Thanks for the video guys - brilliant!

[@gustavoricci3642]

I learn a lot from the channel. Thanks!

[@ChantixSupreme]

As you can see over the course of videos Neils camera quality gets better and better

[@abejacgot]

Now that's how you break down a song. Show, tell, give some insight into the chords and technique. Great lesson (supplement), Thanks

[@alexdiachok6597]

Can you us the switch set up you use to get Paul’s sound on the Hofner?

[@gorgen23]

I’ve got a feeling please!!!

[@ashuzguitar]

Thanks a ton, inspired by your all instruments cover, I'm making one too. I have Focusrite Scarlett solo 3rd gen interface, but I have no clue how to record a BASS guitar using interface. I have Ableton Live Lite 10 and Pro tools first DAW amd a bunch of stuff that comes bundled with Focusrite. Could you let me know or point me to a good video on how to record bass to make it sound like Paul's? Thanks in advance. I'm hoping to release the video by this Friday, so a quick response would be highly appreciated. ✌️❤️

[@brianmac8260]

According to Beatles Gold book (1980's) the opening chord of Hard Day's Night is a misprinted open G 11 chord but I've always used G7 Sus, at the third fret. Oh, other than that, what can I say? FAB perhaps! Just found you a few hours ago..

[@DoniTheOni]

So many basses Neil how did you afford them

[@flyinpigmusic331]

I know! That's what I ask all the time. Some people have so many instruments. How the hell can they afford it? Instruments are expensive!

[@neilcandeloramusic]

I’ve bought all these instruments over many, many years. And I’m a full time musician, they are business expenses. A lot of the guitars we use on the channel are borrowed though,

[@AblyHouse]

Donny 8oi - It isnt actually that much if you consider buying one per year. They eventually add up to a large collection. A lot of people spend thousands per year on alcohol, cigarettes, movies or games, whatever it is. If you put that money to musical instruments instead, you can have a lot of really cool stuff, especially after 15-20 years

[@flyinpigmusic331]

@@AblyHouse right on. I'm glad you guys can do that. Keep up the good work, fellas.

[@goldtopgrandeur6935]

How does one afford things like that? Buy BEFORE you get married. When I think about what I acquired before and after...I'm actually not going to think about it...

[@zenman8269]

Great video, thanks!

[@noahbashnikhal3619]

Bro that intro was sick (cool) I wish I could sing

[@emilym8530]

Andrew!!!!

[@fabiancrocitti]

Question for Neil, what amp do you use for bass?

[@highnumber8712]

✨😎

[@Allan-et5ig]

Good video; I'll have to refer to the 'concert' in AHDN but am fairly certain as much as you love all the notes ringing together at end of GH's solo, they are in fact single picked notes. Does it really matter?:)

[@clear_note6746]

Pleaseeee do a instrumental and lesson to I am the walrus with the guitar pleaseeeeeeeee

[@ronanfitzgerald7524]

please do ticket to ride! also, is that a zenith behind neil?

[@FKMDC]

Yes. Zeniths are expensive and amazing beautiful guitars. I need one

[@ronanfitzgerald7524]

KMF 307 i literally just sold mine!

[@FKMDC]

@@ronanfitzgerald7524 wha? Wha?

[@ronanfitzgerald7524]

Boba Fett yeah lol i owened one

[@davidgaming_______________3943]

Can you hear chords ?

[@neilcandeloramusic]

Yes

[@jordanchastain5132]

You guys should do Sun King soon. I'm trying to replicate that bass tone for one of my band's recordings and I have the bass and strings I want to use but I just want to be sure and check base with you guys since you always nail it.

[@dlgeiling]

Use Hofner bass, telecaster and Casino on Sun King

[@jordanchastain5132]

@@dlgeiling well we're not recording Sun King but I want to recreate the bass tone. I can either use my Ric or Hofner because I can get the same tone from both and I was gonna use rotosound 88s since that's apparently what Paul used during that time

[@neilcandeloramusic]

I also vote that is hofner, and I’m not sure if there’s a fuzz in it or not. I’ve plugged in my hofner to a 69 bassman, cranked it way up and flipped up the middle pickup switch and it sounds pretty identical. You can hear it crapping out the amp at certain moments in sun king, as if he plays slightly too hard and overdrives it, then really lays in when they go into Mean Mr Mustard (they were both recorded in one go).

[@dlgeiling]

Neil Candelora, Paul used his Hofner in mean mr mustard, I want you, polythene Pam and she came into the bathroom window

[@dlgeiling]

Paul used Rickenbacker in Come Together, Octopus’s Garden, Because, You Never Give Me Your Money, The End, and The Ballad Of John And Yoko on Abbey Road songs

[@jorgeeliseoperezavila8233]

Next instrumental: If I fell

[@catface101]

When you say the bass is playing fifths do you mean it’s playing the fifth of whatever the guitar is playing, or playing a root + fifth (power chord essentially)?

[@neilcandeloramusic]

Yes, root + fifth - powerchord style

[@Jpw824]

13:04 I’ve noticed it!

[@shawnbopko858]

That g cord sounds like its screaming but a baby scream👍 good cover

[@niallchurch2679]

What strings are you using on the HOF?

[@neilcandeloramusic]

I’m using thomastiks!

[@jaziferret1138]

Should be La Bella flatwounds, they are made for the Höfners

[@neilcandeloramusic]

@@jaziferret1138 no, first of all Paul didn’t use labellas, he used pyramids. I don’t like labellas, they are far too much tension and dark - I break leballas like no ones business. Some basses they are fine, but not on hofners IMO. Any medium scale to short scale strings are “made for hofners”

[@taxsam1225]

Hello

[@fischermann2891]

Andrew look like a young Thurston Moore

[@taxsam1225]

good afternoon I would like to know what a chord is

[@AblyHouse]

Baby Dren - noun a group of (typically three or more) notes sounded together, as a basis of harmony

[@taxsam1225]

@@AblyHouse OK thanks

[@goldtopgrandeur6935]

I thought it was how the electricity got to my amp...so, you're saying that I need 3 chords to get the Beatle sound? Right-o! Soddy (my pet name for my soldering iron), start warming up 'cuz we gone get us some electrocutin' done tonight! What happens if I add a 4th chord? Will I see God? Do I plug them all in at once? Do you know CPR? Can I borrow a soldering iron (I don't own one)?

[@taxsam1225]

@@goldtopgrandeur6935 A .. I don't have a welder sorry

[@ashuzguitar]

First you learn major scale. Root - whole - whole - half - whole - whole - whole - half. Then you take Root, 3rd and 5th as proxies for all 7 notes of a scale, as they are most symmetrically distanced notes. When you sound Root, 3rd, 5th together, you get a chord. But in general open string shapes you play R 3 5 on most of the 6 strings, so these notes are repeated. Eg: C - whole - D - whole - E - half - F - whole - G - whole - A - whole - B - half - C. Therefore C (root), E(3rd), G(5th) when sounded together form what is known as a C major chord. But on guitar we play E C E G C E from top 6th to bottom 1st string, so the 3 notes are repeated. A to A# is half note, A to B is whole note viz 2 half notes. B and E don't have sharps. Similarly you should learn minor scale and minor chords. Then go advanced and learn 7 th chords, sus 2, sus 4 then go Jazzy n learn add 7 add 9 diminished etc.

[@andrewribaudo2021]

Thank you for the introduction Neil I think you need to lay off of the coffee

[@carloscoronel9354]

I want to take your hand, bass tutoring (ably house - bonus content) ? greetings from Mexico...

[@siegfredarenajo4196]

carlos coronel *hold

[@32ccr]

Amigo excelente canal. Pero deveria en este o en otro canal subir canciones de otra bandas. Te he visto tocar en un tributo a ccr, se acavo ese proyecto.

[@AblyHouse]

CCR's Lookin' Out My Back Door Y As Long As I Can See The Light es próximamente

[@thejabail]

Neil, are you playing with the Liverpool legends currently?

[@AblyHouse]

Jacob Bailey - Dave Tanner (aka Birdman) is the current LL main, Neil subs in for shows from time to time. I haven’t for a couple years, but I used to sub for Marty until he found someone closer to Branson.

[@neilcandeloramusic]

I’ll be playing with them in Mexico City in May 👍

[@Abbynorml1979]

Roll highs down/off? Bass.

[@Abbynorml1979]

Nvm, got it

[@brunopaulin4451]

hello.2

[@jaziferret1138]

*space*

[@crisguitar3168]

Me regalas una guitarra, :( No tengo ninguna :( , y he querido tocar una guitarra

[@axelsureda6054]

No, nadie te va a regalar una guitarra