How To Play SHE CAME IN THROUGH THE BATHROOM WINDOW

[@GuitarPilgrim]

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[@baseradius3907]

OH THANK YOU FOR THE FEYNMAN reference!!! :)

[@obsoletecd-rom]

You know, you’re videos are truly unique. Your presentation and enthusiasm, the absolute effortlessness in speaking to the camera. The way you convey information, it’s almost as good as your playing. Thanks for the enthusiasm and honesty in your work.

[@dennissmith8031]

Thank you, your videos are much appreciated.

[@GuitarSongsMasters]

This funky-rocky rhythm guitar part John plays here is just awesome.

[@maxstakjams]

Guitar Pilgram you’re an amazing musician

[@lorisf17]

This Beatles song is awesome: *insert every beatles song*

[@GuitarPilgrim]

amen to that brother!

[@eduardoescobar566]

Even revolution 9?

[@GuitarPilgrim]

@@eduardoescobar566 hmm perhaps not that one :)

[@Kurran1998]

What about "Wild Honey Pie" or even "Don't Pass Me By"

[@arnarne]

Kurran1998 There are a few of their many excellent and wonderful tunes I find a bit dreary but I like the ones you mentioned very much actually.

[@maaxmusterus6742]

Beatles are my favourite band of all time! Love Rock, Metal, Hendrix, Blues, Jazz,.... but theres just some magic in Beatles songs I havent figured out yet.

[@sunj9444]

The Beatles were not musicians...... they were magicians.

[@engi1394]

@@sunj9444 oh true in Magical Mystery Tour

[@sortehuse]

She came through the Bathroom Window also has a pretty amazing drum part.

[@waynej2608]

Yes! A little love for Mr. Starkey, please. It is so remarkable how wonderful the supreme talent of those four lads meshed. Amazing. Now, I've got to put on Abbey Road, for the 2,568th time. 😎

[@fikrimusthofa2197]

Make a video "Why George Harisson KICK ASS ?", please ✌😅

[@patbrennan6572]

I think he just did..

[@maxwelledison9954]

69 likes

[@GracieHumaitaIsrael]

not enough. the evolution of Harrison was remarkable ! a great rockabilly guitarist who incorporated a lot of Perkins style and even influences by Atkins. later on became a marvelous slide guitarist. Harrison deserves a whole video about him !!

[@hohaia01]

He just did.

[@junca220]

Please make a video talking about why George Harrison kicks ass, not just rocking, but why his playing is so unique

[@aristobulus8754]

I have a problem with this video Every Beatles song is awesome

[@aidank2108]

there are so many great Beatles songs everyone barely knows because the Beatles made so many great songs.

[@raysurx2010]

Beatles have always been my favorite band since I started listening to Music when I was about 10 years old. They are the greatest band of all time. Just incredible musicians and singers and songwriters! OMG there will never be another band as artistically talented as the Beatles! Thanks for all your videos!

[@cherrysurgeon6922]

DAAMMMNNN!!! if i had a voice like yours I'd become a singer😐

[@augustdaye2746]

I've heard Paul in a few interviews talking about the concept of "contrary motion" - one line of melody going up or down against a theme doing the reverse - with some enthusiasm. George was always more of a chord tone soloist rather than a scales player. Guitar Pilgrim right on the money again.

[@peterveld1385]

That's absolutely true August, in fact his very first song I Lost My Little Girl has contrary motion where the melody goes up and the chords on the guitar are G, G7 and C with the notes on the 1ste string G, F and E, thus going down....

[@itslikethesamebutdifferent8020]

You’re right, George was mostly a chord soloist. One of the best examples being All My Loving. Many people say George wasn’t a flashy virtuoso type of player, and he wasn’t, but his solos are a bit trickier to learn than say a Hendrix, Clapton, Page or Blackmore solo.

[@ralphcordon5688]

Chords don't go up or down. Lines do, whether lead or bass or other accompanying lines.

[@whyyeseyec]

Yes, Nowhere Man is another perfect example of George doing a chord solo. It'a all E, B and A

[@jsghetler]

Hello Goodbye also uses this approach!

[@lelov1392]

Having not just 1, but 3 of the greatest songwriters in the history, in one band, is just insane!

[@benjamindsouza2782]

Spot on!...

[@johnnymoondogs1816]

Facts it's just unfair man😭

[@nblackmore]

I love this guy. Not only can he play well, and sing well, but he also understands the music.

[@Dubravko_Sabolic]

Man, at 1:39 you sound exactly like McCartney when you sing the Doo doo doo.

[@hugodelacroix3076]

Dude 😂

[@RauMichael]

Wow it’s true!

[@GuitarSongsMasters]

I love those videos of how you break down a song. There's so much to learn from just one song when you thoroughly explain what went in the minds of the players.

[@dylanpardon9723]

I've always loved John's rhythm playing, a real under-estimated part of the Beatles sound, also Thom big thumbs up for your music selection, the 2nd side medley of Abbey Road is just an amazing piece of music

[@gswelter]

Great video! Happy to see Richard Feynman on it. Thanks!

[@EricLino]

That's the genius of George Harrison. He always thought with chords, even when he was soloing. With all due respect, Mr. Guitar Pilgrim, but I disagree with you when you say he wasn't a virtuoso like Clapton or Hendrix. I think he was a virtuoso on his own and had a knowledge about harmony far superior than Hendrix or Clapton. Take his early years, back on Ed Sullivan's show: All My Loving, 'Till There Was You... all those chords in between the solo. I don't know, I'd really like to hear you talk more about it because I think you're very knowledgeable. Maybe a video about using chords on solos? Who knows! heheh Cheers, man!

[@craniofacialsurgeon]

Eric - spot on. Chordal solos... take a look at the Pilgrim's video on Scotty Moore. This, together with Carl Perkins and Chet Atkins, is where George Harrison began

[@ronnienaidoo3249]

Eric : I agree with you 100%. George was an absolute Genius/Virtuoso !!! Clapton & Hendrix knew nothing about harmony. The Beatles three-part harmonies is so unique in their songs.

[@sewary5431]

Every single beatles song is amazing!

[@HassanRadwan133]

What I enjoy about your channel is that you explain *why* I love a song.

[@miguelvran301]

Sin lugar a dudas la mejor banda de todos los tiempos , por siempre The Beatles !

[@saepiumv3813]

Interesting video and enjoy the extra information and the appearance of Babbette 😊👍like that D chord!

[@FrancaisavecPierre]

😮😮😮 what is especialy awesome is your video and your way of teaching and playing guitare! Well done my friend and thank you so much! 👍👏

[@williampierini8207]

Hello, good afternoon everyone! I am Brazilian from the city of Rio de Janeiro and I follow this channel, I love the Blues and I thank you for everything I have learned here on Guitar Pilgrin. Congratulations on the channel. A big hug to all the North American brothers. God bless us. (Sorry, I'm using the translator)

[@Les537]

The part about knowing only the name brought feynman to mind and there he was.

[@oneafter9095]

Listening to Beatles song being played is one enjoyment...but listening to you break it down is just as enjoyable...nicely done.

[@mediumdensity6850]

As soon as you mentioned contrary motion and Paul probably picking it up intuitively I thought of that Feynman clip! Great video- I love your combination of enthusiasm and expertise :)

[@jim9637]

So you're not only a GREAT guitarist, you have an excellent voice too!

[@arnarne]

I love this tune since I first heard it in the early 70's!

[@tonypurcell1049]

You're right!...I've been a massive Beatles fan since 1962 and i didn't realise how awesome George was on guitar! ...and spot on, he played what was needed as a team player, no egos. John, Paul and George played as one ( this could have been the secret of their success, you're a genius!)

[@ralphcordon5688]

That's what a band is all about: Ensemble work, instead of egotistical show off. Ringo's drum work weaves beautifully into it.

[@bradh5613]

This was fantastic. Hard to explain just what it is that makes the Beatles so damn amazing. But you’re tapping into it here!

[@MrBKuv]

Hard to believe men that young could create songs on that level of sophistication.

[@andreasplatzgummer6014]

What a great analysis of this hardly known masterpiece showing how unique and what a gift of the universe it was to bring these 4 genius musicians for a decade together. The Beatles with George Martin left for us such a treasure of music for centuries !!! And you are super too as guitarist AND singer with your talent to hear and teach us about such hidden features. Thanks so much 👏🤩

[@GManWrites]

Hardly known? 🤔

[@andreasplatzgummer6014]

@@GManWrites not for us who know every Beatles album 😁 but for the majority of younger audience who don't know a song that is hidden in a medley 🎸🎼

[@2msvalkyrie529]

@ Andreas Yes Andreas . But how did it happen ? It CANNOT just be random chance. ?! I go with the theory that : The Music already existed ...on a higher plane and the Beatles ( unbeknownst to them ) were simply the medium through which the Music came to the World. There is no other explanation .....

[@tmatheson54]

You are a pleasure to listen to and watch and catch some great teaching moments. These songs have become timeless and tireless classics. Your energy and facial expressions are entertaining. Cheers!

[@davidg8888]

Another great video. McCartney mentioned liking contrary motion when he spoke about Blackbird so was definitely aware of it as a technique.

[@craniofacialsurgeon]

@4:19, "sh1te"! Pilgrim, you've become an Irishman... Another great analysis and fabulous for lockdown days. Thanks for not forgetting the Beatles. I can't agree that Harrison was not a virtuoso, however. He was fabulous in the early Beatles, post Buddy Holly, Carl Perkins days, and he wrote some era defining, or even timeless, songs. He was also humble enough to ask Clapton to play on '... gently weeps' ..

[@kalfnuts]

I thought the exact same thing

[@ozlion152]

I love George however he was not a guitar virtuoso. And there's nothing wrong with it. He was a musical genius who didn't have to be a virtuoso to prove that.

[@waynemacomson6448]

Well hell, there ya go....lol God loves ya!

[@jsantos1104]

This was a fantastic breakdown! Totally agree how magical Harrison’s playing was. Thank you for putting this out into the universe. Made my day as I was just admiring this song last night with headphones on.

[@stephenboyes5189]

THE CLIP WITH BRUCE LEE WAS GREAT

[@waynej2608]

That was a nice touch.

[@samrystrom3532]

Extremely refreshing to get videos that make music theory and songwriting tips more digestible. Thank you, keep up the great work!

[@52daytripper]

your knowledge and enthusiasm coupled with such admiration for the Beatles, all make you videos great

[@zeroiy8815]

Cats and Guitars are the best combi ever🎸🎸🔥🔥

[@Thomas-xs2kq]

No. Couch, dogs and guitar

[@philippeguillemard3155]

Very good choice top from Beatles's song! Thank you Pilgrim to greet and emphasize George who was so important and brilliant in many of theirs songs.

[@armandgallanosa]

It was the music, musicianship, harmonies and melodies blended together to make timeless music.. each and every note placed exactly where the feel of each song was accentuated and not lost by grandstanding

[@chucky1time337]

You deserve way more likes and views this piece of music shows just how amazingly gifted the Beatles really were and you sir explained it perfectly cheers hats off to ya mate

[@AbbeyRoadkill1]

The guitar work on Abbey Road, especially Side 2, is just phenomenal. Great vid. Thx

[@patbrennan6572]

A great video from the greatest of all time. Their music just keeps '' GETTING BETTER ALL THE TIME''..

[@vanceem69]

Thanks!!!! I've been beating around on guitar since I was 13...I'm almost 51 now! You have an amazing perspective! I enjoy all your videos!!! Thank you!

[@nevalssokop4453]

I'm thrilled that you sing more in your awesome videos! You are amazing musician! It is a pleasure to hear you sing and play! You have a voice of an angel and fingers of destiny! :P Keep on rockin'!

[@mikelanci4071]

This video is awesome. I’ve been a Beatles fan since I was 13 (I’m 21 now), they are why I love music the way I do and why I play guitar

[@tylerthompson1842]

That’s a great way to do it live playing those lead parts and singing. Good job man.

[@frankbarnwell____]

I went thru the 80s secretly loving the Beatles. But they were an old band. Now still awing the world by their better tastes than any record company can swallow. The sick thing is each of these now brilliant songs was a shot in the dark by them... These 20ish boys!

[@johnboucher9892]

Love your presentation.....your demo of different interpatations demos the briliance .....great job

[@milosvanicek593]

Love George Harrison. True genius.

[@uchihaitachi27]

Ah! finally the lovely cat has a spotlight,but feel sad for the other one tho hahaha and for you sensei,that is a hell of singing skills,you are a great singer believe me also thanks for all the sharing,your videos are gold for many you know! ps: is it to much if i ask a video about the "Travis picking" ? thank you again

[@sindristefansson9285]

damn i would love to hear u cover this song, sounded so good with u singing also!

[@nimagarthe]

Dude I love you so much. You got this feeling no other guitarist have and I don’t know why but you makes me happy.

[@colinmclaren6547]

Amazing that the Beatles where basically self taught. Love your videos, you're views are always spot on. Keep them coming.

[@Jesuscomessoonable]

I love u man... U inspire me to play more Beatles songs in my guitar... Specially when u play acoustic songs... U have a very good technique to get those amazing tones.

[@stevescontriano860]

Thom !!!!. You’re amazing. My God. You make it look so easy. LOL. I really enjoy watching your videos

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

Love Beatles music. Thanks and take care.

[@davidweum]

Relatively together for a short time. Great music lyrics and evolution from kids to the Fab Four. Just amazing phenomena.

[@Daytripper51]

Man.....Your stuff is always the best!

[@maurikmalasllani2848]

What a pleasure to have a channel like yours... always excellent explanation and great guitar skills. Compliments to you mate 👏👏👏👏

[@alesiakaramazov8860]

Another Great Lesson of guitar and melody, Thank you so much !

[@rogerchanning]

Excellent. You obviously love The Beatles. I was in a Beatles tribute band for years and not manypeople get things right.......You did. Just the best band ever. I have now subscribed to you channel. Thanks for a great vlog

[@kethferguson9638]

I would love to see you do a full cover of this song, great singing voice and guitar playing!!!

[@lorenzor2555]

Man, you do have a great voice too, perfectly in tune, it resemble a little that of Paul. Also for me the Beatles are the best of the best, since I was a child in the ‘60s, I was in love with their music, their voices. It’s always fun playing their tunes on guitar!

[@buzonperiodista]

Fantastic short analysis of one of my Beatle favourites! Those Harrison licks are sooooooo tasty! Great job @Guitar Pilgrim!!!!!!

[@phd4474]

That Feynman clip! being a fan of Music can end up being really intellectual!

[@ronnienaidoo3249]

Thanks for your brilliant views & assessment of a beautiful classic song which could have been another Number 1 Hit should it have been released as a single like with so many Beatle classics that weren't released as singles.

[@fantinijacques]

Now I know why I love this song Thank you!👍

[@Juergen.Scheiblhofer]

I only can give one thumb up.... I need more thumbs up for this. You're an amazing musician. Thanks for sharing this, love your channel!

[@Fantumh]

Harrison is so underrated because he's not flashy. What he does on a song like Dear Prudence is absolute genius, so perfect, and yet people don't think of it as great because it doesn't stand out in the mix. But on it's own, it's incredibly haunting, especially as he plays against John's rhythm part. For me at least. Dig a Pony is another one, where's it's even harder to appreciate because it wasn't recorded in a studio.

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

This is a song inspired by the Moody Blues who had a groupie girl try to enter their hotel room by the bathroom window. They were a bunch of lads in England playing music, there wasn't yet Beatlemania, so they kicked around and helped each other out. Love your approach to these videos.

[@catherinewilson3880]

It wasn't. It was inspired by some of the Apple scruffs breaking into Paul's house on Cavendish Avenue, via the bathroom window.

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

@@catherinewilson3880 YT rumor fight. LOL.

[@GlennHallLivingWater]

Great lesson, man! Well done.

[@Teachering]

Always entertaining. You are a fine teacher, Guitar Pilgrim.

[@alastairmackay4861]

What a great vid, so much passion and energy and none of the “I’m super hip and cool” bullshit you get on a lot of guitar channels. Loved it ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@hkguitar1984]

Thank You, great content and your spot-on in your description/assessment.

[@LeonTrotsky6782]

Love this guy👌 He has an amazing attitude & is a great teacher.

[@flm251]

Good good good.Your works are great,Both as a videomaker and as an actor and explainer and of course as a musician.Thanks very much

[@RC32Smiths01]

Hey man, there's a reason why The Beatles may just be the greatest band of all time!

[@jasonkeith9317]

May just be?!?

[@RC32Smiths01]

@@jasonkeith9317 "The Greatest Band" title is still subjective at the end of the day, but many will definitely look up to the Beatles on the Front

[@jasonkeith9317]

@@RC32Smiths01 absolutely.

[@kastorpantalondescocido9272]

Queen it’s by far superior to Beatles

[@RC32Smiths01]

@@kastorpantalondescocido9272 I think it's Subjective, but in terms of Influence, I believe the Beatles had a far more reach, but that's just me.

[@sanjaysharma-yy7tv]

Fantastic, I liked this song but after listening to your analysis I have included it as my personal favourite.

[@drewgibb2227]

Really enjoy your videos thanks

[@jollyroger190]

Love your channel Thom, I always learn so much from your videos. Stay safe and healthy and have a great weekend!

[@GuitarPilgrim]

You too brother

[@ferpirata76]

Fab 4 ever! Thanks for the video

[@arnarne]

Beatles were incredible and Babbette is a beautiful cat! Thanks f. great video!

[@antoniosantorini9355]

I heard McCartney say when he was a teenager he liked the sound of ascending and descending chord or note progression at the same time.. he was very aware of what he was doing

[@alecktwain2775]

You're an awesome artist! Keep goin man!!

[@warren52nz]

*_Subscribed!_* I was learning guitar when the Beatles came on the scene and they've always been my heroes. And I've playing professionally ever since. In my show I have a "Stump Warren on Beatles" segment where the audience tries to name a Beatles song that I don't know or can't pull out of the hat. I have a pretty good strike rate. I get stumped on "Revolution Number 9".

[@jasmith1867]

I borrowed my friends AbbeyRoad 8track back when it first came out. I almost wore it out before I had to give it back. It is my pick for the perfect all round best album ever. Your videos never disappoint.

[@altadena57]

Finally!! Someone, who's a great guitarist, who plays the open position A chord the Right Way!! At least, that's the way I play it too, and find it so much more comfortable and versatile that the "3 fingers in a row" configuration. (just my 2 sense). Thanks for another super inspiring video, Thom.

[@26Jorgeb]

Superb guitar playing as always!

[@muchanadziko6378]

It's fairly easy to check whether Macca knew or not about Contrary motion. He did. The first song he wrote uses it (then it was instinctive), but later on he does it on purpose. He talks about it in the Hulu documentary with Rick Rubin

[@graemethorne4540]

Are that is one of my favourite songs.Thanks..

[@richarddonegan4666]

The Beatles, very fun, on acoustic. I enjoy looking up chord charts of all the Beatles Solo stuff also. Man so fun, only doing their stuff and Beatles now....Thanks Guitar Pilgrim.

[@marcusniemann9253]

Awesome lesson, both musically and historically!! Can you do I'm looking through you?

[@lorenzoblum868]

Thanks a lot Thom. Great vibes

[@Ben-hb4my]

This guy is awesome, brilliant teacher

[@Bogzter9]

And you my man earned another subscriber👍🏻

[@Gelsyviolet]

Sei bravissimo. Grazie