♪♫ The Beatles - She Loves You (Tutorial)

[@funguy4utube]

Imagine the Beatles coming up with all these great songs like this when they were just teens and early twenties and all the craziness going on ... so amazing. There is nothing obvious in this chord structure .. they never stop fascinating me.

[@MrButterbean1978]

One of if not the best guitar tutor to learn from. Explained clearly, easy to follow and throws in a few embellishments to spice things up. Your lessons are great keep up yhr good work and thanks for your time.

[@pewe393]

We are so lucky to have so many talented teachers on youtube these days. Thank you very much for taking the time to post all the tutorials for these amazing songs! Hats off to you sir :)

[@stevegorse9859]

Come back to youtube… we miss you

[@funguy4utube]

Super lesson ... all these decades of playing and I never learned this one ... of all the most familiar tunes ... now I have ... many thanks !

[@ladyretro]

Thanks so much for your easy, simple lessons - you take the time to show us, and not show off like some people.

[@Crusha78]

Dude you make it look so easy! Great tutorial

[@Marcel1978dt]

Now it becomes much clearer to me. I had always ask myself which single notes you are playing...thanks Peter! Have a nice day! Cheers

[@uvrockgod]

Great stuff, mate. Cheers. Learning this so I can play the German version, Sie Liebt Dich, for my final German lesson in a couple of hours - really appreciate the clear, no-bullsh*t instruction. I'll definitely be checking out more of your tutorials.

[@tloadin1]

I always enjoy your Beatles lessons. Thank you kindly for sharing this tutorial.

[@metalzinbr]

Awesome! I wish I could play and sing as you do! Fantastic! Greetings from Brazil!

[@itchybonkeycuckoo]

Thee best guitar tutor on the net.................Plays them all like they sound...........superb. Thanks georgiarose16 for sharing all these great songs with us.........brilliant!!

[@billysea7769]

Incredible how these young lads LEARN these chords and in sequence simple but beautiful

[@1taylorgibson]

Thank you very much for that. I was just watching a tv show with the Beatles at Shea stadium and thanks to you now I'm playing she loves you

[@eliasquezada5171]

Gracias amigó por tu tiempo muy bueno lo tuyo un día nos juntamos a tocar saludos desde la Patagonia Argentina

[@kevinadamslaw]

Thank you for the very gracious way you did this. Kudos from Detroit.

[@george8734]

ВЕЛИКОЛЕПНО....СПАСИБО....ПРОСТО.....ПОЛУЧИЛОСЬ......ВАМ РАД

[@tonycook8177]

impossible to sing is right mate! I nearly blew my throat-out trying to hit Lennon's vocal . greatest rock and roll voice of ALL TIME.

[@chrisst8922]

When I try to sing like Lennon I do what I do when I try to play like him. Clunky. So all in the nose. VEry growly. Don't open yer mouth too much, don't try to sing any kind of range. Maybe chew some gum. Let someone else do the entertaining cos I've got girls to chase.

[@jeangalloni3147]

Great lesson. Thank you and 'bravo'

[@sergiogomez4169]

i really enjoy your videos, thanks a lot from Spain !

[@russkinloch5422]

Impressive tutorial. Nice work.

[@AmDsus2Fmaj7Am]

you are one brilliant guitarist. Thanks for the tutorial

[@george8734]

ДА ТАК УДОБНО И ПРОСТО.....СПАСИБО....КАК ПРОСТО И ОТМЕННО...ПРОСТО.......

[@conordwyer07]

man i love your guitar what is it? .. love all your oasis tutorials there all spot on!!

[@TrulyLordOfNothing]

George, I think you have the same chords for eight day a week too. Are you doing a down-down |up down up down or are you doing a down-down |down up down up ?

[@scawa1952]

Great tutorial for a great song. Thank you very much.

[@MrElectricwave]

Great lesson. Regards from Puerto Rico.

[@A_Gongora_]

Try playing G6 instead of G on the last "Yeah" it just gives the fuzzy feeling to the last word

[@karinahhhhhhh]

i love your tutorials!! thanks so much :)

[@blackx2626]

Thanks you i'm french and I love your video 😄😄😄

[@rogerbodger3333]

thanks for the lesson, it was good to follow

[@doncarpenter8525]

Great job man very nice thank you

[@jacobs612]

You're the best, Georgia Rose!

[@george8734]

ОТМЕННО ПРОСТО КРАСИВО.....СПАСИБО....ПОЛУЧИЛОСЬ

[@henryclingerchunchir3186]

Thanhs Frend excelent from Ecuador I love your Shirt.

[@jhectormartin]

hey george. really terrific video lesson. love your riffs, and your singing is enjoyable. dont knock it. hey just wanted your opinion. on an old live beatles utube video of she loves ypu, remastered, i see john playing a full blown d chord complete with f# on the 4 th string and the 6th string. i think it actually sounds ok . what do you think.

[@TheTonesterr]

dude this guy is nice good friendly and awesome he needs to be more recognized!!! thumbs p for him!! :)

[@Captain_Ironblood]

Hey love the lesson, what guitar is that?

[@juancarlosramirezbarrero3757]

a veces mi internet es demasiado lento, me permite bajar sus videos para poder estudiarlos con calma. Agradezco su respuesta. sometimes my internet is too slow that i can`t study, may i download your videos. I appreciate your response

[@WinstonsBogey]

Brilliant Lesson..Spot on mate

[@joseribamardasilvaribamar4720]

Muito top parabéns.

[@taitlawrence]

how often do you change strings and what guage do you use?

[@claudeabraham2347]

When you play an open C chord, are you playing a G bass note, 6th string 3rd fret? Usually notated C/G. Thanks, great video.

[@andymyers1969]

Great lessons mate!

[@JynxXGaMiNG]

What size of pleck do you use?

[@Swanny530]

Another great lesson luv it :)

[@harrygeorgebray6386]

Btw it's a G6 at the end not just a normal G

[@jaydenwhitlen1489]

Nah it's just a G, but they sing the 6.

[@harrygeorgebray6386]

GangstaPotatos thanks for the info that just reveals more the inventiveness of them

[@henryclingerchunchir3186]

Very good friend, saludos from Ecuador

[@JOSHARMY]

Amazing tutorial

[@gauravrawalrocks]

That was too good, Awesome man

[@rindcorp1]

Nice! John plays a D not a D7 in the verse. You can see it in any live videos.

[@beatles141]

the best cover in here

[@Jurassic_jack]

Nice one Mr Rose

[@ricardoruibal3744]

Great teacher

[@Swanny530]

Another great lesson:)

[@Whitney1DLoveSweet]

Nice tutorials!

[@MrBeatlebacker]

I think you'll find John played a D major while George played a D7 - you'll find similar in quite a few Beatles numbers.

[@thomaslau9631]

Your Gibson, I guest is a J200 sounds the best so far. The rest I hear on U tube are not as warm sound as this one here. Actually I got confused by so many versions if this guitar when I visit a music store.

[@dawoodrangam3985]

Can you try recording in 60fps? It'll be easier to see the video

[@jhectormartin]

i forgot to add on my comment below that the d chord is played instead of the d7 by john if im seeing it right

[@toaksie100]

is the strum pattern DD UDUD?

[@martynj0nes]

great video thank you

[@ismaelblanco1980]

AWESOME! Thank you brother!

[@cellogeekdom]

thanks for this ! i love you yeah yeah yeah !

[@robwarren4425]

excellent

[@josemavictorio7972]

como siempre gracias

[@manorui100]

very, very nice tutorial :)

[@dfdprofessionalstandardstr5640]

Excellent!

[@marquee6]

Thank you !

[@fernandoms3259]

thanks I like teach detail. play very well. ^^ yeaah!!

[@mpm1111]

Is your last name really McCartney? 'Cause if it is, we might be related. My last name is McCartney, and saw The Beatles is Hamburgh, Germany in 1962 while I was over there in the Navy. And saw them again in '63 in Liverpool. :)

[@nmjda]

Your awesome!!

[@kumuhdnazmi5327]

mr.georgiarose16, i love your video.. it make us easy to learn and play...i have 1 request, can u show me how to play sorrel by wishbone ash...

[@Buenosaires1963]

Excelent!!!!!!!!

[@buckethead2818]

thankyou so much !!! :)

[@pressXforSeex]

bery goood!!!!1 thanx

[@arctikbear]

THANK YOU

[@epipick]

I think the D7 sounds better played at the 3rd fret using the C7 shape.

[@petemakkay]

priceless, Pete

[@ricchardo]

I can't argue with that :-).

[@G.H642]

I think your voice is not even bad. No worries mate ;)

[@jlgrostieta]

cool

[@sonnethk]

Give that guitar back to Noel!! :D

[@NuclearFetus666]

You look rad in beanies hahahha thanks my man!

[@shamrockshoredublin179]

mike auricchio .......he's the white craaaaaaaaaaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiggggggg daaaaaavid from the outback bouncing around like a chezwozzer drinking vb

[@ps3nerd5]

thank you!! haha

[@Jay4P]

Sie liebt dich, yeah yeah yeah!

[@ceciliafernandez9949]

i like your t-shirt

[@nelson41411]

Buena

[@rohanfirminger9182]

Love that people are still interested in the Beatles songs, and it's great people are sharing their knowledge. While I get this is for beginners and aims to provide the basic chords, a significant part of the "magic" of the Beatles is in the TIMING. Especially the strum patterns, emphasis, and subtleties are soooooo important. Sorry, I'm a purist when it comes to truly capturing the actual rhythm guitar and lead guitar parts correctly. This "lesson" unfortunately misses the mark totally in terms of the timing, feel, strum patterns, lead guitar notes shown - these are just wrong. My main concern is this fails to impart the correct information how to play the actual parts, and I hope this does not set budding players back. I suppose people with actual talent will probably develop to the point they can go to the original music and work it out note for note for themselves and recognize the intricacies. My suggestion to the "teacher" would be to go back to the source, trim the sounds (remix?), and isolate the individual pieces (which is easy to do with the early two channel "proto" stereo of the time where many of the instruments are panned to one side and vocals on the other), and then master the exact parts as closely as possible, note for note, chord for chord, and get the fingering and positioning right. The key is to get the syncopated strum patterns right too, and capture the "feel" of the music. That is what I wanted to see when I first started to play seriously many years ago. (Maybe I could get around to making one of these "how to" videos matching the best isolated focus on each instrument from the original sound and showing my best interpretation of what they were doing playing along with each individual part. Time to dust off the electric guitar in our new house :))

[@clinnyboy]

You said it yourself that this is likely aimed at" beginners" to intermediate players and then you go on to rip the lesson to shreds. Come on man we don't all want to be perfectionists. These are great lessons enjoyed by players of all levels. Your 5th paragraph above about remixing and isolating blah. blah, blah. You think guys want to do all that work and post a video for free? If I don't like a lesson I can always search you tube for another. BUT I always enjoy and profit from these vids posted here.

[@macu4562]

Acordes?

[@derekness99]

No offense, but I like the d major on the first verse rather than the d7

[@quinterofrancisco213]

Don't feel it's authentic; great lesson though, I'm still learning it; thank you.

[@santiago15x3]

BERY GOOD ADERET SUBTITULES

[@geoffreynoonan4334]

Strumming Pattern is D-DU-U-DU

[@projectkaleidoscope]

youtube university f*ckin rocks!!!!! thanks, MAN!!!!!! =D

[@vd274]

i love u yeah yeah yeah :D

[@epipick]

BTW it ends on a G6 - just saying.

[@erniewotsit1538]

He's a comedian - That lovely C minor - ha ha ha!

[@jumpfortyfour9965]

you are just super tutor great videos thank you very much the Beatles ware the best .

[@sammyclickpress]

Too fast for beginner like me!

[@MrFaza212]

guitar of adidas? Dafuq?