And all I gotta dooo is thank you Mike, thank you Mike.

@MPfrance

Жыл бұрын

Cedric - that was very kind (and clever) of you! Thanks

Here he is back at it again as the best Beatles guitar teacher on the face of this earth

Wow. Blew me away. The Beatles captured me 60 years ago and they've never let me go. This is one of my favourites of their early days. Life affirming isn't the word. What élan, what sheer joy. Thank you so much for these wonderful expositions. Not being a musician myself, they unlock the Beatles music and thus only increase my enjoyment.

@ciarraibuzz

Жыл бұрын

John Little, You took the words right out of my mouth. Sheer joy!

Another excellent video lesson. You sang well on the vocals; love that harmony. Thanks!

Altough I don,t comment on every video you do, you can rest assured I never miss one, knowing it will be a very enjoyable experience , and a very valuable lesson for most of us, Beatles,s fans . Thanks for keeping this fabulous Music, Cheers.

@MPfrance

10 ай бұрын

So nice of you to say!

Another gem from The Beatles brought to light again by Mr.Mike. Thank you for the lesson!

These are the songs that opened ears and great smiles from fans.

GREAT JOB, Mike! That wonderful Beatle vocal harmony!!!!! and those great left handed, played right handed Ringo licks! Made me want to be a drummer in 1964!!!!Nailed it !!! ( like you always do!)

Just “Kids in their twenties”… making fabtastic music that lasts and lasts!

Been binge watching your lesson videos all day!

Thank you Mike Thank you Mike. Love that John considered this a throwaway. Wouldn’t I love to have his throw away songs! And that drumming by Ringo at the end. Chills

Thanks Mike, that was great! There's another song from around this time, similar sounding and structure mid 1963 that the fabs wrote for Billy J. Kramer called 'Bad to Me'. Hopefully one day that gem will get the Mike Pachelli treatment!

I can't get over the amount of time, effort and energy it must take to produce these fantastic lessons of yours. They are truly great. Your background research is just remarkable and your performance of this one was just brilliant. Really enjoyable. Thanks once again, Mike.

I was 14 and on holiday when I first heard it and remember playing it all afternoon on a juke box in a Lake District café. (Holidays in the Lake District always seemed to involve hiding from the rain! ) I guess I had forgotten it over the years. Who knew how much went into the recording! Playing many takes and stitching together the best bits must have been excruciating using 'cut & splice' magnetic tape.

Love this song - thanks for all the hard work preparing and performing this for us.

@MPfrance

Жыл бұрын

Jack - You are welcome and I appreciate you understanding all the time, research, work and effort it takes to do one of these lesson videos.

I will never understand why John, Paul, and a large number of fans write this one off... it's one of the best of the early years, hands-down IMO.

@sourisvoleur4854

Жыл бұрын

At risk of my neck, I'll say I think the middle 8 is not up to their usual quality. The walkdown melody is rather simplistic.

Brilliantly Mike. Gotta love those early live in the studio tracks!

Loved watching your performance at the end. Great stuff as always, Mike.

@MPfrance

Жыл бұрын

Michael - Thanks and yeah - it's impossible to NOT act like a silly-Billy whilst singing this song. Especially while singing and playing the bass part. :-)

Once again you've nailed it Mike. Brilliant!

Mike your sound alike was outstanding . I love those fast Guitar accents while Ringo was doing his drum fills. That really stood out to me. You always find something in these songs that I heard and have tried to play for almost 50 years . Thanks again Mike

This is one of my top ten beatles songs. Sounds great!

Thank you Mike,, Would love to have saw Paul George and Ringo do this as a three piece just to see George shining in John's absence.. Fab Four forever ☆☆☆☆ ❤️

Mike you really are the GOAT!!!

Amazing as always, can't wait for the next lesson!

Wow! Mike, sounds exactly like the Fab four: great work.👏👏👏👏👏

Fun with the Fab Four Mike... kudos from Guadalajara México 30-abril-2023 ✌😎

Outstanding Mike you actually do justice to this song !!!

That was fantastic Mike! Yet another one of my favorite Beatles songs! The vocal harmonies in that song were really incredible! Thanks for your amazing analysis of all of these classic Beatles tunes! 👍👍👏👏

And yet another lesson nicely put together. Love this song. Great job Mike !!

Wow, that Gibson sounds so rich; just beautiful.

Bravo Mike and thank you!

Fun song. Innocent early rock and roll. Thanks Mike! 💥🎼🎶🎸

Fabulous Mike!

Thanks Mike.

That was fab!.. more early Beatles pse Mike, thanks for posting this and all your other Beatle songs, you do a fantastic job of recreating the "mersey sound" thanks, - James 🎸

always a treat

Always loved this track.

Great lesson as always, Mike, I'd love to see a video on some White Album tracks like Dear Prudence, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Helter Skelter or the single version of Revolution as well as some Abbey Road tunes like I Want You (She's So Heavy), Octopus's Garden or the Abbey Road Medley (either individual songs or the full medley itself would be cool). Awesome job again and love from Canada

Mike, you are without a doubt the best channel for tutorials on the beatles, could you make a video on how to play sexy sadie from the white album in the future?

Excellent mike

Great song and I love how Ringo lets loose at the end.

You even played the bass left-handed - that's crazy!! You amaze me!

@Jonny-if7lz

Жыл бұрын

While he is amazing he didn’t play it left handed he just mirrored the footage of him playing

thanks Mike all parts so good . great job

Very Fab Indeed 🏆🎸

That was FAB (as usual), Mike!

Wonderful as ever

I really, really love these early ones like this and "I'll Get You" that capture their love of Buddy Holly.

Mike you are awesome. Keep up the good work! And I will keep contributing!

Love this song, a fine rendition. The song has lasted, for me, beautifully. Basic, soulful, excitement....as you say twangers in their 20s. The writing is so out front, for the period. It’s great to see it played and respected....thanks!

Thank you for this. I don't remember hearing this song before, although I have a collection of the Beatles' recordings on vinyl, so I'm sure I have. A minor song with a great deconstruction by Mike. What else could anyone else ask for?

I love these in depth tutorials!

Music history, story telling, technique, music theory, music video, charts and tabs, cool guitars and a hell-of-a nice man! Did I leave anything out?

Love the back story.

Amazing harmonies there Mike, actually gave me the chills!😅

That was cool.

You do make these Beatle songs fun. Keep "em coming.

Awesome lesson!

Thanks Mike

Having just listened to the original you’ve done a cracking job where I can actually here the instruments.

I wish I knew how to play the guitar, because your channel is AWESOME!!

@MPfrance

9 ай бұрын

You can do it!

Those bridge chords remind me so much of Any Time At All. That would be a great lesson to see!

Excellent

I had that song once on a Parlophone EP record with Please Please me, Do you want to know a Secret and a Taste of Honey.

Great stuff Mike. I love those early songs. Oh and nice Gretsch , I have the same one. As far as I'm concerned it's the most beautiful guitar that I have even owned. Keep these tutorials coming !!! Merci beaucoup !!!

Thank you, great!

Awesome lesson and rendition of a great song!

He is so right about this these little open string playing happen all the time with the Beatle music It gets to be something that you just do naturally. They did it naturally. The open guitar strings are a G6.

Well done!

Love this song, mucho thanks.

Another masterpiece presentation! James

good song

Thanks, Mike! I always loved this song.

Another excellent excellent video!!! Thank you Mike!! 👍👍

Lol, I finally figured out how you "played" the bass guitar left-handed. There was a clue in one of your earlier videos where I could read the logo on your Cube monitor.

Nice.

Brilliant vocals Mike! 🎉

Really nice.

Thanks Once Again Mike For A Comprehensive Tutorial! This One Seems Straight Forward, But There Are Nuances I Would Probably Miss If Not For Your Lesson. Haven't Got A Gibson 160e, So My Rickenbacker 350v63 Will Have To Do! Nicely Done & Cheers For Now.✌🤓🤙

Looking good, Mike. Hope you're feeling better, too.

@MPfrance

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, but huh? When was I not "feeling" well?

@33flights59

Жыл бұрын

@@MPfrance Lol, my mistake. On one of your videos it looked like you'd had a skin biopsy and then you were covering your neck...I put two and two together and got five. My apologies 😳

Thank you, Mike! (no pun intended lol)

Awesome lesson! I would love to see a lesson on the track ‘boys’

No better Beatle tutorials far as i know Hey look at 2:57 it's Paul's name first in credits of the single! What about that LP?

Great video as usual. I'm surprised how many early recordings Lennon played the Gibson acoustic on, it seems the Rickenbacker was for live shows and the Gibson was for recordings.

Nice on that harmonica

@MPfrance

Жыл бұрын

Fred - Thanks. I learnt to play from my dad.

Great lesson mike! Considering covering A day in the life off of Sgt. Pepper, a masterpiece!

One other thing I always think about: this session, which was bootlegged in pretty complete form, took place on the day of Patsy Cline's plane crash in Tennessee. Something ends as something else is beginning.

Great job, as usual Mike! Say Monsieur, do you actually play the Hofner Bass Lefty, or simply reverse the camera to the opposite of normal? Just curious, as it wouldn't surprise me if you went to that extent of playing Bass Lefty to get it "beyond perfect". Reversing the camera to Lefty would be good enough anyway! I can't tell you how much I appreciate all the work you put into each and every song/video that you break down and recreate! You're amazing, dude! Keep 'em coming! Merci beaucoup.

@MPfrance

Жыл бұрын

The bass video is horizontally flipped in editing. I feel it sacrilegious to see a McCartney bass part played right handed.

@timmcgurl

Жыл бұрын

@Mike Pachelli I kinda figured that, Mike! And, I concur wholeheartedly with you about the visual impact of a right-handed Macca playing Bass! However, don't you mean "vertically" flipped, otherwise you'd be playing the Bass face-down or face-up🤔, like the Ocean and Sky, if it was horizontally flipped? 🏖🏝 ▶️◀️ vs 🔽🔼 😁

@MPfrance

Жыл бұрын

No - I meant exactly what I said. In editing, I horizontally flip the bass video. That's the proper terminology.

Hey mike, I loved your content and your beatles lessons. Do you think you could do a lesson on "Hello Little Girl"?

Excellent work, thanks Mike! I notice you chose the mix with more harmonica (maybe the 45 rpm original, I don't have the single, sorry), instead for years I have been listening to the song of the "Rarities" LP, where the final harmonica contribution is missing. One curiosity: does the original song's tempo slightly increase at the end, or am I wrong?

@MPfrance

Жыл бұрын

rotanal - The ending bit was edited on to the original track - they did 7 takes to get the end bit correct so yeah - the tempos vary. And - having dissected around 80 Beatles songs (so far) - with all the talk of Ringo being "rock-solid" I can tell you this - there's not ANY one Beatles' track where the tempo does not fluctuate. This isn't necessarily a bad thing - 'cuz different sections feel better at slightly variant tempos.

ROll oven bethoven tutorial pleace! and long tall sally

I noticed that the song is credited to McCartney/Lennon.

You playing that bass lefty?

@MPfrance

Жыл бұрын

The bass video is horizontally flipped in editing. I feel it sacrilegious to see a McCartney bass part played right handed.

Well, that's probably one good way to GET a new Harmonica, make it a Bio-hazzard! Ha! Gb

I hope Malcolm boiled that harmonica before replaying it.

If you ask me, these guys were influenced by Buddy Holly.

Mike how about you never give me your money from abbey road

Love you Dude. Love, Love you Dude you know I love you, I always be true so please love me dude, oh, oh , Love me dude.

Nice Mike!