How To Play The Beatles' 'One After 909' - Guitar Tutorial - Jez Quayle

[@freewoodencrosses]

One of my favorite songs.. C'mon baby don't be cold as ice!!

[@909Twodogs]

Love the Beatles and love that song. Many people don't know that Lennon wrote that song at the age of 17 yrs

[@wormsnake1]

A wonderful and precise tutorial. This song reminds me of a 1950’s sun record period for some reason. To think Lennon write it as a mere teenager!! The Beatles were the greatest band of all time and in my opinion there will never be another like them again. Thank you so much.❤️🙏🎸.x

[@lonmayer130]

Great voice too!

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much Lon!

[@mrstrongest]

Totally, totally excellent! You're a great teacher, and I appreciate this tute more than I can say!! Thank you!!! 🙏🙏🙏😊

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Aww, thanks very much! I’m glad you found this useful - Jez👍

[@adrianorodriguesbenites6282]

Hi, Jez! Beatles!!!!!!!!!! Forever!!!!!! Good!!!!!!

[@phiggins54]

Excellent tuition!

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much!

[@VANTYCSolutions]

Awesome thank you for this amazing lesson 👏👏👏

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much! Glad you found it useful.

[@daytripper7984]

Hi Jez, many thanks for this tutorial, very appreciated by an old Beatles Fan! You make easy the impossible thanks again

[@pehmomies]

Thank you so much! You're amazing person!

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much!

[@johnwillard6198]

Very effective teacher, thanks from Butte MT

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much!

[@donbranter8488]

Love this song. Never pictured learning it on acoustic. Thanks Jez. Greetings from Canada.

[@MysticMover]

Superb, thanks Jez

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much!

[@renepascalvanpoorten5669]

Thanks a lot for your guitarlesson. I'm very happy with it. Many thanks!

[@stuartrivans2712]

A very succinct tutorial. Thank you Jez!

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks Stuart!

[@michaeldematteis3409]

The Beatles always have such cool progressions.just a standard 1-4-5 using dominants,but where does the c#dom 7 come from ?so cool

[@myyootube2]

1 4 5 Is the most common progression. 2 5 1 is the 2nd most common... I'll call it a chord combination because it doesn't always point to the actual tonic chord but often it does as you see here. Jazz language sees 2 5 1 combinations occurring all over the place. Diatonically the 2 would be minor and the 1 would be major 7 but just like the 1 and 4 are dominant 7's in this progression (instead of what would be diatonically 1maj7 and 4maj7) because it works and is bluesy, so you can sub dominants into the 2 (C#7) 5 (F#7) 1 (B7) in this song.

[@jonalexanderfilms]

Thanks much, very good run through 😊

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks Jon!

[@ARichardP]

Always wanted to learn that one. Great lesson. Thanks!

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much Richard!

[@DrscammerRacingrush2]

Love it

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much!

[@Gabriel-pf3xt]

exceptional lesson

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much Gabriel.

[@ukestudio3002]

You sound really good on this. Will check your other vids. Cheers !

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much!

[@colinsykes6883]

Excellent Jez, thanks very much for the lesson

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much Colin!

[@stringmantony]

Excellent lesson and performance!

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much!

[@lp59pete]

Thank you.

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

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[@DaveCatD]

Thank you for that lesson. I just subscribed to your channel.

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much Dave!

[@timomarra3315]

Really nice tutorial! Thanks!

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much Tim!

[@doctorlawrence4676]

Very good

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much!

[@gregoryfeo6837]

Thank you sir!

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

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[@SteveLeyland]

Excellent lesson. Thanks!

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much!

[@jeemalsoknownasjimhawkins1294]

Jez: This is really excellent and a great tutorial. I just discovered your channel and am subscribing! Great job and just a really excellent tutorial. Cheers!

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much Jeem/Jim! I'm pleased you found this useful. 😊 Thanks for subscribing.

[@LukeMcHale]

Jez - great lesson on One After 909! (and that's a great Beatles tune)!

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much Luke!

[@leevespa4564]

Very good tutorial mate....well done

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much Lee!

[@michaelmorrissey2248]

Nicely done.

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much Michael!

[@Pete_R199er5]

Great lesson

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much!

[@leegardner3617]

Great tutorial, thanks!

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much Lee!

[@joeshea1010]

very nice many thanks

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much Joe!

[@bfaraguna26]

Great tune and thanks

[@aa3nk]

LOVE it!

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much!

[@francescorolando7763]

Great! Thank you!

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks Francesco!

[@taaslie9906]

Nice lesson

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much!

[@davegreen3861]

G'morning Jez, and a Happy New Year. Thanks for this - really excellent (as always!). I thought that I had a pretty good knowledge of the Beatles music, but I have to confess that it's a new one to me. It's going to be beyond my guitar abilities, but I will be trying a slimmed down version on the uke. Best wishes to you and yours.

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much Dave! Happy New Year to you too. Yes, these aren't the most straight-forward of chords. If you take the key down to A the chords become much easier (B7 = A7, E7 = D7, F#7 = E7, and C#7 = B7). All the best, Jez

[@davegreen3861]

@@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook thanks Jez, that looks a lot more civilised! 😂

[@kevcio7790]

You rock

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks!

[@gregoryfeo6837]

Try playing it on a 59' Club40 Hofner like John's? Skiffle

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[@nelsonhelmutt5076]

Very Cool I thought i had it right, but ah now i have it better.

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks Nelson! I'm glad you found my video useful.

[@gchannel430]

What a great lesson! Thank you so much for sharing this video. Greetings from Tokyo Japan. I'm a new subscriber to your channel.

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much! And thanks for subscribing. Hello from Yorkshire, England.

[@leerowland9621]

Very nice. Good voice too. Cheers

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Thanks very much Lee!

[@chanyauleong3279]

what Taylor model is this?Thank.

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

I’m playing a Taylor GS Mini-e (koa).

[@lamper2]

Interesting that the RAY'S SILHOUETTES (Later Hermans Hermits did the big hit!) had the theme of a guy rushing to a wrong judgment thinking his girl was cheating but "I'm on the wrong block" I wonder if they were inspired by this old song: kzbin.info/www/bejne/apjWmnmiodOCmtU

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Yes, they could well have been. Thanks for the link. I know the Herman's Hermits version but I don't think I've ever heard this original before. Love it.

[@johnlawler5953]

@@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook Yeah?? I don't know but, it's all knock on from the round a bout, where do you think Foreigner came up with "your as cold as ice"------????

[@joseluiscampanovazquez4598]

Que bueno eres no hay quien te pise los pies con estos temazos de los BEATLES un saludo amigo y profesor desde Sevilla España, .Posdata Que Dios te guarde muchos años a ti y a los que tu mas quieres.

[@JezsAcousticGuitarSongbook]

Muchas gracias Joseluis!