"I Must Be In Love" by The Rutles ~ An "Uncle Tony's Quick Tutorial" Guitar Lesson by Tony Cultreri

[@UncleTonyGuitar]

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[@beatrixwickson8477]

You, sir, are bigger than Rod!

[@fseznomoor8947]

Happy days - glad this track is getting exposure

[@UncleTonyGuitar]

So happy you liked it!

[@roughcutguitars]

Not so much a fab tutorial as a public service - thanks, cheers!

[@TheBeatles-pz7dd]

Can we get more tutorials please like living in hope, hold my hand, with a girl like you, number one. That would be cool since there arnt really Rutles tutorials out there

[@clivebush3322]

My favourite Titles song

[@andybenstead7240]

Neil Innes was a genius

[@davefriedman4641]

I love the Rutles. The movie is absolutely hilarious and the album is a great listen once you have run out of Beatles music to listen to

[@davevaebutuoy]

There are actually two Rutles movies: 1) All You Need Is Cash, and 2) Can't Buy Me Lunch.

[@loopwoop]

Hero, thank you so much! Cheers

[@seanhammond4034]

Barry Womb did a Couple of Gigs with Keith Read at The Rising Sun

[@outtathyme5679]

Love this song!

[@bertfromseasamestreet]

:)

[@scottandrewbrass1931]

Keep Calm and Barry Wom.

[@roypiltdown5083]

Uncle Tony, i'm not much of a musician but i really want to learn this song, and i dont understand: if your low E is tuned down to D, how can you play along with the 'normally' tuned instruments? do you mute the low E for the bits where you're not playing the lead?

[@UncleTonyGuitar]

Let me answer this in as uncomplicated way as I can: 1. It depends what note you play, not what note the instrument is tuned to. For example, many woodwinds are tuned to Bb and they play along with other instruments all the time. Same with harmonica, and many other instruments. 2. In this case, the guitar line was played in the studio as an overdub just as I showed you, and yes, the low D is muted when not being played open or fingered. Hope that helps!

[@roypiltdown5083]

@@UncleTonyGuitar thanks, Uncle Tony - i have a list of songs i want to be able to play, and i keep looking for youtube instruction that doesnt go over my head - you're the first i've found that teaches at my level - thanks again.