Ticket To Ride Guitar Lesson (Beatles)

[@jonmaclennan]

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[@KRW628]

I saw them do it live in August '65. One of my favorite Beatles songs, Thank you!

[@SY-lm5ke]

Iconic song and an excellent lesson. Thank you for your time and service to the guitar community at large, it’s appreciated.

[@robertfkaz7013]

I always wanted to learn this. Great teaching. Thanks very much Jon!

[@litzoween]

Excellent! Beautiful Rick, by the way!

[@MrDoneboy]

George was a brilliant guitarist, and songwriter. He felt that he wasn't being utilized enough, by John and Paul.

[@LarkOfTheWoods]

This was the first record I ever bought as a kid. A 45 single that cost 50 cents, and I still have it.

[@JeffreyWalker-fs8no]

That's awesome!!!

[@maltasynthesis721]

A party favorite back in ‘65

[@michaelnotigan7796]

The Beatles were amazing in how their music progressed from She Loves You to this great classic. Just a two year gap give or take a few months from one to the other. Jon, I love the breakdown of this great classic that you've done here. All the best!

[@larrywishon8084]

I.M.O. The thing that set the Beatles apart was that they're songs were not Blues based. The majority of British bands started w/ Blues (but they all wanted the success of the Beatles). They were however very good at R & B. Their songs were NOT 3 chord Blues ala Chuck Berry or Bo Diddly but were advanced from most "Rock" music. More on the level of the Brill Bldg. professional songwriters (Goffin,/King. Bakarak/David, Mann & Weil, Lieber/Stoller).

[@zuperdee]

⁠@@larrywishon8084Actually, that’s not quite true-the Beatles were VERY much influenced by Chuck Berry and the blues, and they did several covers of his songs, both in studio AND in concert , including “Rock and Roll Music.” But even apart from the covers, The Beatles also wrote their own songs with Chuck Berry-like riffs and blues-type influences. It shows especially in songs like “One After 909,” which IS a 12-bar blues, and even some of their mid-period songs like “I Want Hold Your Hand” from 1964, which uses Chuck Berry-like shuffle patterns throughout the verses. Obviously, bands like The Rolling Stones were far more Blues purists than the Beatles, but the Beatles also showed quite a LOT of blues influences.

[@larrywishon8084]

I shouldn't have used Chuck Berry as an example. What I meant to say was The Beatles songs were much more advanced than 1-4-5 (chord progression) songs like Hound Dog, La Bamba, or Louie, Louie. I.M.O. the Beatles didn't have the Black Gospel/Blues feeling like Muddy Waters, Howling Wolf or Eric Clapton. However, they COULD play & sing the Hell outta R& B. How is that? Go figure. I guess they just liked R & B more than Blues. Of course they played several styles & were influenced by other singer/writers. Mixed together in various ways their music came out as their own, fresh & new.

[@patrickdarby-sheehan5368]

How easy is that...thank you. Love your tutorials.

[@rui2565]

What a beautiful sound!

[@olafbigandglad]

I have a mariachi version of Sweet Home Alabama, and it's pretty fabulous.

[@robertcontino3443]

Thanks mate

[@zuperdee]

Wow… Sweet Home Alabama doesn’t sound too bad on a Rickenbacker 12-string either! 😂

[@nlandau2555]

a great Beatles tune but you failed to do the all important Gmaj7.

[@bobsguitarstudio715]

You tube will definitely de-monetize this one.

[@wolfbane3579]

You do know Lennon used a Strat on the recording of Ticket to Ride

[@TRICK-OR-TREAT236]

BOCKER ? ...................... 😂 🤣 😂

[@EinarEle]

This guy thinks The Beatles are folk rock? Pretty disqualifies him from any comment

[@michaeldefrancisco5747]

Are you teaching for people who bought their 1st guitar last week? Please do not count or talk endlessly about strumming patterns😮 the next 1234 I will unsubscribe. I have been playing guitar for 50 years, show a difficult piece!

[@SY-lm5ke]

Go away, this gentleman kindly helps beginning and intermediate players, if it’s not for you, don’t watch! Hey there is an idea! Nobody needs your negativity! Thank you.

[@MalisaDonnelly]

Get a life if not some manners, excuse us if we're not rock god's who can flawlessly play all three guitar parts of Free Bird simultaneously

[@ST-xg3gy]

As they say, "lighten up, Francis". There are other instructors out there if you can't handle it.

[@michaeldefrancisco5747]

@@SY-lm5ke Thanks for your brutal reply! please check out Shutup & Play - Guitar Tutorials, this site has a Demo and then a lesson. All Free

[@ryanhoogendijk28]

If you've been playing for 50 years then I would assume you wouldn't need a lesson 😊

[@jipangoo]

Err.... listen to anything played by the Byrds Its all sll Rickenbacker