"Like a B7 but more painful" is the best description of B9 I've ever heard. 😊

Brilliant! Opens up the song like I never heard before. The play between Lennon and McCartney is incredible.

Thank you! This is the song I and my university classmates sang heartfully during those four years dating back to 1990s.

Thank you thank you thank you I so needed to be able to hear this from my own guitar and you guided me. You have given me such a treasure thank you. It is because of your generosity that voice of John Lennon shall forever live on, once again, thank you.

Thanks a lot !one of my favorites.very nice and easy breakdown even for beginners. Have a nice day in the life. Greetings from Greece.

Great explanation and video. Helped really a lot. Many, many thanks.

Thanks a ton for this great didactic three-screen series. Thumbs up!

Great video. Very helpful. 😊

Inspired to learn, with you, a beautiful teacher.

Excellent instruction. Thank you very much. From Sioux City,Ia.

A good lesson, thank you very much. Grettings from Chile

9 жыл бұрын

Espléndido y la canción es Ecepcionalmente Buena...

Very nicely presented thank you!!!!!!

Thanks . I appreciate it .You make it simple . Loved it !

Great lessons Julie. I love that you presume basic chord knowledge. Subscribing.👍🎸

best guitar instructor i've seen on this channel so far

Thank you for the lesson, well taught.

thank you so much, keep the awsome work

Madam................thank you. I've been trying to find a lesson for this, my favorite song, for over a year. No one had one. A few of people more than happy to prove they could play it themselves, but none that where interested in teaching it. I should have been able to learn it w/o a video, but now I don't need to. Thank You again.

Great lesson thanks. I was looking for a lesson showing the C/B and asus2 chords and you had it.

Transcribing the song suggests that John stummed this 1+2+3+4 with quieter strums on the down beats and emphasis placed on the upstrokes, while Paul played the piano on the down beats.

Nicely done. Thanks.

Really like the way I don't mess around. Thank you!

Great tutorial, thanks a lot!

KZread just fed me a video of Neil Young playing this so I came to you for some help. This is a great guide thanks!

P.S. I got the John Lennon "Peace" J160E Gibson to play these tunes on. Plus the "Inspired by 64' " Epiphone Texen. Thanks again.

Very good explained, Julie

I love your voice it's gorgeous

Cool lesson 👍

Very good and easily done

Saw Neil Young play Paul's part further down the neck (E and B9 play at seventh fret)with a dsus2 at the second fret instead of the D and E, D, C ,D as barre chords for the part when it transitions back to the verse after the dream bit. Sounds good on the electric.

Really big help. Thanks!

Nice! Thanx. I like the added "D" on the Second String in the G Chord.

@SJ-ik2xw

7 жыл бұрын

Leesa Michaels that's a very common way to play G major. Kinda depends on what voicing you're looking for

Nice lesson!

Great job, thanks!

Very well done.

Thanks nice lesson 🙂

This is a really great tutorial.

I watch ONE VIDEO! ONE VIDEO OF THE BEATLES AND EVERYTHING I SEE NOW HAS TO DO WITH THE BEATLES HELPP OML STRANGE VIBE

thank you very much for this!now i can play my fav song...

Owesome! Thanks!

Nice video, nice instruction. Now I must go to my favorite Hawaiian food joint and get plate lunch. Teri chicken sounds about right. Mahalo!

It's really cool that you're teaching a minimal way to play a very complicated song. Tell me, did you pick up all the changes and orchestral parts by ear???? Fantastic!

very well done but would like to see her play it all the way thru once

@anthonysuzanne9901

8 жыл бұрын

+Tom Cox Yes, if you are an advanced player all you need is that once you've gone through it.

I think this is played a lot of ways I’ve done am with adding high E 3rd awesome lesson

das macht sie sehr gut verry nice Danke

Thank you, very easy to follow. Would love to play at you level some day. Cheers!!!

Thanks fav teacher 💝🇺🇸🎸

Gracias bonita enseñas muy bien thank u

you're great, thanks

Great song!!!

lovely !!

I like it !!

I wish my instructor looked like her.

@johniverson7393

4 жыл бұрын

I wish my gf looked like her

@juana1483

4 жыл бұрын

@@johniverson7393 geeze bro..lmao funny. Good one!!! 😂😂😂

@PeterBove

3 жыл бұрын

😆 🤣

@LivFC

3 жыл бұрын

@@johniverson7393 Why do i see perverts wherever i go ???

@johniverson7393

3 жыл бұрын

@@LivFC Well, living in a place called "The Dude Ranch" may have something to do with it, idk...

Sweet video!

Very good

i wish you would do a whole cover to this song, you sound really good

god, I'm playing this on parks from now on!

Thanks!

Sick, you rule!!!!

@Boognish_Bless

5 жыл бұрын

Ps. Thank you

Hello July, thank for this great video. I couldn't find the second part video, the "orchestra part" of "A day in the life". Can you help me please?. Thanks indeed, best regards from Santa Cruz, Bolivia.

Thanks A Lot!

love it

@kevindukes2862

7 жыл бұрын

Joyce Hu fuck you

Thank you very much, you're very talented, friendly and cute. You explain very well, easily. Now I'm going to practice. Until next time. Muchas gracias, eres muy talentosa, amable y linda. Explicas muy bien y de manera sencilla. Ahora mismo voy a practicar. Hasta la próxima.

Great instruction Julie, just a bit on the fast side for a slow poke like me, but I'll get it. Again, thank you.

I like it.

That was great, could you play the whole thing through at the end.

This song was multi tracked. So you can actually play it with less chords. In the intro .

Julie, you'r easy on the eye and you play like a genius :P

You some what remind me of Meg white, great vid

JST LEARNED SOME CHORDS I DIDNT KNOW B4...BUT THEEND I USE E MINOR THEN HAMMER 2ND STRING JUST LIKE YOU DID DOING THE E m CHORD....:-) AND IT ENDS WITH E MAJOR.

@MichaelTurner856

3 жыл бұрын

Good Job

Nice video! Fact: this is also the first song Nile Rogers (a.k.a. 'The Hitmaker') learned how to play as a kid!

Nice job. The 'C' on 'I saw the photograph' is obviously intentional and I can finally understand why that line stood out. Lennon is underlining it. The octave E,D,C,D,G sounds much more powerful if on the 5th & 3rd string octave starting at the 7th fret. Very good 3 videos that covers a lot of ground. Nice fingernails too!

I would love to be able to play this

Thanks. But I would love hear you play the full song.

Thanks for Colombia

Thanks

Nice Martin

I can’t find the 2nd part of this video, the part that covers the orchestral transition parts. Will you please provide a link?

muy linda la profesora

Nice lesson! Small nit pick, though. A9 implies a dominant chord. Which isn't what you're playing. I would just call it an Asus2 chord like you said as well.

❤️

Ah, a Martin! Great choice.

I could watch her play 24/7

wowo thank you

great tutorial!! Thank you oh so much :) But I agree with the guy before me.... Lennon doesnt forget

When you look online for chords, there are often many different versions, and MANY mistakes ! I'd like to have your opinions on some of them... Ok, first, about the begining, you say it's G-Bm-Em... and I think it's right ! But since the bassline is something like G-F#-E , a lot of people just play G-D/F#-Em , playing the F# with the thumb. So, does it makes some sense to you ? We've got the note F# both in chords Bm and D, so...!!? And when it comes to the ''turn you on'' part, I've always been alternating between Em and C , and this one really sounds good ! Anyways, thank you for this great video, it helped me a lot and I subscribed ! So if you have a minute, I'd really ike to know what you think ! :)

wow, must be rich - nice Martin!!

I love u....

what martin guitar is that? I like the sound of it, and i think it looks nice that there is no edging around the sides, it just looks like natural wood crafted together. If anyone can help me out that would be great.

@bluegrassbarry

8 жыл бұрын

the edging around the sides is called "binding". it is there to protect the thing against dings so it does not get wrecked, but more importantly to stop the wood from checking or cracking. if there is no binding, moisture can enter and exit the wood making it swell and contract and crack. martin is famous now for cheaping out and not putting binding on the backs. but I think even they always put it on the top. on this ugly martin guitar, it's just maple color binding which matches the spruce top. in fact, I think this is a ply-wood top with a spruce vaneer on the top ply. you want binding. it helps the guitar stay together.

@KonflictYT

8 жыл бұрын

+bluegrassbarry ok, thanks

in the middle section its Dsus2 not Dmajor plus when you play the B9 you should be fretting the D# ( 1st fret 4th string )with your 1st finger

@patrickclark3337

6 жыл бұрын

dave dore Exactly what I noticed, she's playing a B6sus2 not a B9.

It's a pleasure to listen you. I love to play this song and many other from the Beatles. You look like very pretty I'm in charm. Je vous aime !

Man she is absolutely gorgeous! Great lesson too. Thank you.

Excellent lesson. I'm totally covering that. I thought Martin's were only for finger-picking, but you make that thing sing with a pick. You have actually debunked a common opinion.

did the piano chord go to C as well?

@dannymaldonado5149

5 жыл бұрын

Kevin Mallon Yea it does

Which model of Martin? Ty❣

:O She's wearing a different jumper! It's still rank though, good tutorial though x

Great lesson. She's Pretty!😁👍

eres muy hermosa y me encanta tu voz!! casate conmigo!!

kool

Not to be nit-picking but the B9 chord you are doing is actually a B6sus2. The B9 is with your index finger on first fret on the D string and yours is on the first fret of the G string.