Till There Was You | Lead and Rhythm Cover | Isolated Guitars with Chords

[@louispacetime1576]

George Harrison. What an absolute LEGEND

[@BlueHen123]

What was he, 22 when he played this?

[@ajako19]

BlueHen123 20-21

[@Caifo]

20. Amazing.

[@drutgat2]

@@BlueHen123 No, he was 20!

[@talrasha1985]

@n123 no, George was 17 when he played this for the first time. The Beatles played Till there was you for the first time in Hamburg.

[@cathanmccann1769]

George shure loved his jazz chords

[@tylerarmstrong7042]

Amen

[@jessicacosiguitar]

The lead part is so beautiful

[@jinlanghe6388]

tell me about it

[@nate-m.]

@@jinlanghe6388 ok

[@bluepeng8895]

Everything about the song is so beatiful

[@roobin9816]

3:23 is just amazing

[@merontfeelta2557]

A variety of rhythmic patterns, shifting accents, and much, much more in this composition will not leave me a chance not to fall in love with this work.

[@joaquinaltamirano199]

The most amazing part is that it's a cover of a movie song by Sophie Tucker. Did you hear the original?

[@blueskygal255]

@@joaquinaltamirano199 This is from the Music Man which was a Broadway Play (1957) and then made into a movie. That's why the music is so great. Comes from the Golden Era of Broadway musicals. Now the Beatles did a GREAT cover of it for all the reasons Meront Feelta mentioned.The Sophie Tucker thing was a joke. It was written by a man Meredith Tucker. The cool thing was that the Beatles were open to all kinds of music, not just rock. I was about 9 years old when this was released by the Beatles.

[@joaquinaltamirano199]

​@@blueskygal255 Got amazed with your explanation. The fact of taking such a lovely melody and transform it, adding speed, jazz chords ... and a Solo too! It only could happen with the Beatles. I envy you for being alive when the Beatles were them, haha! I'm only 18, but fortunately I could born with them and fall in love instantly. Cheers from Argentina, thank you!

[@mattmichael6792]

This allows one to more fully realize and appreciate what a phenomenal guitar team John & George were. Like so much about the Beatles, definitive masterpieces elegantly and precisely constructed from relatively simple yet exquisitely beautiful and natural elements.

[@bobchristopher6928]

I can’t believe that you don’t have more subscribers! The guitar work is flawless and having the chords superimposed on the screen lets me memorize the chords while I get to listen to my favorite music! Thanks from Texas!

[@justinramalingum]

Sounds beautiful

[@TheGatoBecker]

Excelente canal y aportaciones. Simplemente genial su trabajo, nos facilita mucho la ejecución de nuestras canciones favoritas.

[@absolving]

This whole song is gorgeous. I love these 50s jazzy chord progressions. Very fun to learn Edit: PS. that Country Gent sounds beautiful

[@juancarlostorres1483]

George and John guitars really good, they will never die

[@jethroromeo1226]

Paul+John+George+Ringgo = Masterpiece ❤️

[@filipevalentinpessoa132]

Dude, never realize how riche is the song, of course, coming from the Beatles, the musical richness is what is most, and most, Georg's sophisticated solo and good for training and playing.

[@newerafrican]

The Beatles could take any song, any style and make it their own. 55 years later we’re still amazed.

[@Vincentlpp08]

This is the most clear J-160E sound I've ever heard. No muting, no bleed, no sounds of the pick hitting the strings. Bliss

[@ferpas9015]

¡ Es un precioso Bolero muy al estilo Méxicano de los 50's ! / It's so VERY NICE LATIN BOLERO !

[@georgianalabella7852]

Most Beautiful Chords. Melting. I’ve Ever Heard The Genious Of George. I Have Tears 😭 Inn My Eyes. Pete sr

[@wolftraut1737]

What great Ideas from George playing his Solo - so great and beautiful.

[@zapdunga12]

George had 2 Gretsch Country Gentleman guitars. His first was a 1962 and had dial mutes. You can see and hear him playing it in 1963 at The Royal Variety Command Performance for the Queen. Then he got a 1963 Gretsch Country Gentleman guitar which had pop up mutes and that's the guitar you see him playing on the Beatles first Ed Sullivan appearance Feb 9, 1964..

[@SJMKS.0]

Excellent chords and visual tutorial at the end, thanks for putting in such effort!

[@patrickbush9526]

Their cord Arrangements were brilliant. The thing that set the Beatles each of their styles accentuated and complimented each other as a whole. Thanks great video thoroughly enjoyed it

[@artguti1551]

Damn George was GOOD!!

[@sirwinston2368]

He was 20 years old.

[@luisburgos6940]

You guys are awesome! Excellent musicians!! Bring me back to my younger years!! Thank you for sharing!! 👍 👍 🎸 🎸

[@14sumnerheights]

Ably House is one of a few top calibre KZbin channels for demonstrating and recreating Beatles music. They cover it all including bass and drums. Their passion is contagious. I’d be lost without the two of them. Thank you from Toronto

[@jesusHernandez-in7lu]

Excellent Sr. Congrats!!

[@homonavitus6113]

Thank you for the presentation of George's guitar parts. He is one of the great guitarists and you showed it.

[@johnsarab4500]

When they performed this they blew everone away.

[@Mina-ok5qm]

Just beautiful!!!!

[@danielcastro7493]

Excelente...!!! Excelente...!!!

[@sallykohorst8803]

A great song thanks for this great stuff.

[@Phoenix-rh3xr]

I love the rhythm guitar

[@JaneDoe-m7s]

Well played, and your tones are perfection 😮😮, thanks for posting and thank you KZbin ❤😂🎉

[@johnlemon874]

0:14 I don't know why but I love that Harrison chord

[@Artty-fl8ul]

So beautiful!

[@mdionisio1954]

Solo una Gretsch da este fabuloso cálido y suave sonido que arrulla. Excelente ! Felicidades tienes una excelente guitarra

[@ubaldotorres1075]

🎸Maravillosa ejecución!..🎼 Felicitaciones por hacernos recordar y hacernos revivir momentos inolvidables de nuestros hermosos tiempos y deleitarnos ... Beatles siempre romanticismo poesía Alegría nos han acompañado por generaciones. 🎼

[@ronaldcabinte8174]

The best cover ever!!

[@markcorliss3059]

People always find it odd when I tell them this my favorite Beatles tune. I saw them play this on Ed Sullivan at ahe 9 and it changed my life. I was taken back to discover this was not written by them. Great song Great job

[@b-7877]

lennon and george work in guitar amazing

[@rafaelacosta2018]

Fabulous song😮

[@prathameshbhambure]

My most favorite cover this 😍 Thank you for this!

[@fineartist7710]

Excellent presentation of how to play this song with showing, and not saying a word!...

[@Scottish-Greg]

Oh it's that easy is it lol, wow, that was class. Going to take me a while but worth it. Thank you. 🤝

[@rongulland5530]

Outstanding...

[@TadeodeWiesent7]

¡Por Dios, cuánta belleza!... 👍👍👍👌👌👌👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🌹🌹🌹🌻🌻🌻🌷🌷🌷💐💐💐

[@jesusrivas3241]

Thanks for plays this Song.. from Venezuela.

[@tobyhiddens7233]

Very well done.

[@Bourgeault]

Very well played...AND displayed, therefore very useful for learning purposes. Thanks!!!!!

[@georgianalabella7852]

Played So Beautiful. PeteSr

[@javieravendanocisneros5733]

Harrison era un gran guitarrista, aquí lo demuestra con tantas dispersiones y semitonos...mi humilde opinión

[@wendellpeters5083]

Awesome! Thank you.

[@tovarisch2788]

Good job. Very thorough and accurate. I am always wondering what the EXACT chord is at 3:33.

[@markv.5962]

excellent job

[@Pilotfly2023]

Beautiful!... Tks...

[@muskygarfield]

Amazing!!!

[@cubingbros9782]

Thanks for doing this I love you guys

[@JaneDoe-m7s]

Loved George Harrison ❤

[@ashuzguitar]

These guys are gonna invade the internets like those fab four Brits invaded US. They are gonna be huge one of these days! Keep up the good work Ably House ✌️❤️

[@Daniel-H-Rivera]

Buen cover bien explicado

[@willm3027]

One day I’ll learn this... back to E chord!

[@yanmar411]

いつも参考にさせてもらっています。有り難うございますm(_ _)m

[@elsenorpremium7289]

you was playing very well, it was your moment for a good solo but the solo was very simple

[@damonmoon436]

This solo is one of the most sophisticated possible and is perfect for music in its simplicity, what are you talking about? Come on, this is music, not show off

[@jonlemmoryaba5782]

How to achieve that tone in my Strat, that guitar solo of Maestro George is just perfectly delicate.

[@petermusto3704]

The chord in the Solo break is F#7#9. I spent a lot of time hunting down what that chord was.

[@Yarcman6245]

Impossible geniuses

[@empromo1]

"By Our Favorite American Group Sophie Tucker."

[@shaneskavdahl3638]

Great job ably house! quick question, on the BBC version at 1:21 I noticed George does the bar chord, was that a mistake and you copied it? I can't hear it in the studio version that well.

[@AblyHouse]

shane s - Its a strange chord, usually played with the vibrola bar. F#7#9 - 242355. Its kinda like the Jimi Hendrix chord being major and minor. Id say its intentional because its what he does on all version, including Star Club and Decca

[@joshwmusic6838]

Awesome as always. Do you have any suggestions on how to get a thinner tone with my amp and guitar? I use an Epiphone Casino mainly.

[@maxwelledison9954]

Probs turn treble and bass down a bit.

[@joshwmusic6838]

@@maxwelledison9954 Thanks mate I'll give it a go

[@bobchristopher6928]

Damn!!!

[@ronanfitzgerald7524]

please do ticket to ride

[@Daniel-H-Rivera]

✌️

[@marksimpson2321]

This is such a weird yet riveting lead guitar performance all the way through from George. Is it me or is the solo v original?

[@philam1973]

Ive played a number of versions from the Beatles collection book to KZbin lesson. The 3rd and 4th chords in the intro in both do not seem to emulate the song sounds when played on a single guitar. Example Gm to G9 only varies by a single note and they don’t reflect the song. I think the bass is what carries the sound.

[@carloscoronel9354]

could you do a tutorial for bass of i want to hold your hand

[@guillermobermudez9909]

☑️👌🤙👏🙌🍀

[@elorosa5812]

Could you play mr postman😀

[@ashuzguitar]

Hey, (drum beats 2x) Wait a minute Mr Postman. Heyeyeyeye wait a min Mr. postman. Mr Postman can you look and see ...😍 ✌️❤️

[@davidgaming_______________3943]

Can you do beatles In My Life

[@sloppyjoehillups]

Fantastic. EXCEPT it appears to me they played this in Emaj position with a capo on 1st fret for the album. When I just watched them play it live they play it a half-step lower in Emaj position without capos, presumably because they didn't want to both putting on a capo and retuning between songs. Thoughts?

[@ghramsey1681]

For Ed Sullivan Show Feb 8th appearance they de-tuned their guitars. All of the songs were 1/2 step flat. All My Loving in Eb, Till There Was You in E, I Want To Hold Your Hand in F#. Not sure the rest of their song lineup that first performance. I think they played de-tuned on the Miami show for certain. Either the rehersal or the on-air performance. One of the videos of them singing This Boy they are clearly de-tuned. The Royal Variety Show is the bar to go by and maybe BBC too. Both are tuned to F as the record is.

[@zapdunga12]

The Beatles recorded this song (written by Meredith Wilson for 'The Music Man') for Decca and the BBC but the original EMI recording came later on July 18 and 30 1963. On the original recording George Harrison is playing a Ramirez "Rondalla"classical acoustic guitar (given to him by Klaus Voormann)and does his now famous lead on it (George uses this same guitar on "And I Love Her") and John Lennon is playing a Gibson J160e acoustic. George would never ever play this song live on acoustic. He would play his beautiful riffs and solo on his 1962 Gretsch Country Gentleman guitar and John would play it on his 1958 Rickenbacker 325C58. George would do a different lead live. On the recording at the lead guitar break it is very difficult to hear who is doing what at one point because of the fact they are both using acoustics and because of the mixing. As usual with John, he never played the song like he did on the recording when he played it live, using a couple of different chord positions and chords. For example on the recording you can hear a C9, but live he would play a C7 instead plus he got lazy. Instead of playing C to C9 to C augmented he left out either the C or the C9..

[@moviemagg]

Anybody know what model guitars are shown here and if they are both still being made......

[@AblyHouse]

Gretsch Country Gentleman and Gibson J160e. They still make them but there are changes over the years

[@moviemagg]

@@AblyHouse Thank you very much.....

[@ghramsey1681]

The first time I heard Till There Was You was in the Royal Variety show performance I think from Beatles Anthology. I've been fascinated with it ever since. Sadly, the audio mix for that show is poor mono. (Were they even mic'd outside of just loudspeaker for the audience?) Can't pick out much individual guitars. I'm not even close to good enough to pick up what is played from watching. That people have ciphered out those small licks and bits is amazing to me!

[@aitken1965]

George was playing this stuff at age 19 ffs...

[@ghramsey1681]

AND younger...

[@alessandromimbela616]

I can use a fragment of this cover for a video?

[@buchuo]

if you put the tablature and chords with letter you win more subscribers sure.You play de guitar great. I subscribe now .

[@__tree]

4:26 🎸Rhythm

[@pennylane7411]

Where can i find tabs?

[@vahd.525]

Find the tabs on Google

[@batyrlanbopbekoff7717]

What the type of strings did you use on J-160E? I like that jangle tone!

[@johngranato2673]

Pretty close

[@lohnjennon6840]

Are there open strings ringing out between the chord changes?

[@ejv7272]

teach me plz

[@gregorydean2292]

The damn next videos blocked the last four chords played by your left hand It's the one that goes from the F to the blocked cord and then back to the

[@saptono]

I sang to it over and over and I feel like I'm an ex Beatle.😎😃🙏👍

[@AdamBa17]

Is it fair to say that you play the lead with a light touch?

[@TheWhatupfoe]

Where’s the chords for lead on electric.

[@AblyHouse]

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[@isaiah.fabela]

Call me crazy but it sounds better in key E Major

[@rogerrude313]

This was a lot more difficult than I originally expected considering the time period. Modern song arrangements are lazy in comparison.

[@zorak3897]

I don't really why but the dust in the acoustic guitar is annoying. Notwithstanding, great job!

[@ezcashflo]

i really like George, ....but if he was sooo good, then why did damn McCartney TAKE OVER 80% of the leads in every song from 1967 onwards ??? -- because Im sure George just didnt lay down and let Mccartney do it ...without a decent fight

[@siddarthrajesh9763]

McCartney was like the band leader at that point..this was one of the main reasons why George and McCartney's friendship weakened....also George played majority of the guitar in Abbey road,and we all know that the guitar in that album is beautiful which just shows that George was a fantastic but minimalistic guitarist

[@stellapolanco6860]

You are exaggerating, McCartney since '67 must have a total of 20% of the guitar leads. Lennon did as many leads as McCartney did at the time, for example: "When I´m Sixty Four", "Revolution", "Yer Blues (First Solo)", "Honey Pie", "Get Back", "Birthday", "You Never Give Me Your Money (Dirty guitar solo) )", "I Want You". The rest is all Harrison.

[@efemeridesuniversales9774]

SIGO PENSANDO....LOS MUY BUENOS...,.PERO HARRISONN...LEJOS..EL MEJOR..SIN DUDAS...

[@stupid_brainnotfound]

Lead and Rhythm 0:00 Lead 2:13 Rhythm 4:26