I Want To Hold Your Hand | George's Part w Tabs | Isolated Rick 420/425
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2021
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This is a Dan Electro clone of a Rickenbacker 420/425
This sounds so wrong and almost out of time but then sounds so perfect at the same time I love it
That’s what syncopation is!
Classic Geroge!
I grabbed my Rick and played along doing John's rhythm part. It's spot on. Perfect.
Obsessed with playing the EXACT guitar parts for nearly 50 years. Thanks to YT, isolated videos, and especially Ably House I'm still learning. This channel seems especially niche. I don't imagine there are too many out there like me. I'm SO grateful.
I still hope the day I get my first electric guitar
@@lewisbons2503 Don't worry. If you get one, you'll get one more... and another one...
and 3 more...
@@joosepkaha1687 I have 2 acoustics, 2 basses, 2 mandolins, 1 keyboard and a melodica but not an electric
@@lewisbons2503 😮
@@joosepkaha1687 i'm Left handed so it's kinda hard to find those
Cool, very similar to the Rickenbacker that George bought when he went to visit his sister in Illinois (though I recall he had the shop refinish it in black).
This song got me into guitar again lol
That fireglo Electro is gorgeous
Very nice and to the point! Thank you!
SO damn cool! Just perfect!
Cool sound. Good technique of playing the part.
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Sounds amazing ! ,same tone as the record .I hope more early Beatles's songs for the future .Cheers!
Cool! I also love the guitar!
Love it geat sounds like George ,one of my favorite beatle songs .the bridge is the best part and George made this song sound great
love it
Rickenbacker nice!!!
Bel lavoro !!
GREAT
Sounds just like the record. Interesting George never played those F#-E bends on the B-string in live performances, even though such a prominent hook in the song
Yeah, I've always found that interesting.
Yeah. When playing live, he usually mimicked the 5-4-5-6-7-- riff on the A string instead (overdubbed on the recording).
Maybe the Country Gentleman with the strings at the time was harder to bend?
@@richardk1ify Probably just wanted to include it because it was more iconic and recognizable, and of course easier to play.
Those bends can also throw your guitar out of tune if you're not careful too. Probably another reason to not play that part live!
I know it is a Rickie copy and only has one pickup but that looks and sounds so cool!
George’s also had one pickup when they recorded this song
That’s not a Rick copy. Rickenbacker sold guitars under the “electro” brand in the 60s as well. 🙂 it’s a genuine ricky
hell yeah
hell yeah
Hey there! Why does it say "electro" on the headstock? Is it a rickenbacker copy? Cheers!
Electro was Rickenbacker's lower-level brand...sort of like Gibson and Epiphone (though I wouldn't describe Epiphone back when they were made in Kalamazoo as a budget line). They were made in the same factory.
it would be amazing if they did the long one one day
Very good. Did John compliment George's lead work on this track do you know? Thank you. Colonel.
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Can you'll please make one video of Wait from Rubber Sole. Many thanks❤
Please include Rin for Your Life.
Wait - Run for Your Life run into each other on the U.S. version to finish off side 2.
Does anyone know where I could find a guitar like this one?
sounds like the original recording
So great! I want to Youre going to lose that girl
You gotta do three cool cats from there Decca audition
can you do paperback writer
Is this George’s part?
Yes
Have to do.. "I Call your Name" Please
Was this the exact guitar used on this song? I mean, a Rickenbacker version.
Wow, an Electro! Rare as hens teeth. Great playing and the tone seems spot on. Bravo.
Its a guess based on the tone and timing of the recording. George had it for about a month after returning from Illinois with it. He used it live through December of 63
Please Can You Do "Don' t Let Me Down" Lead guitar with Tabs? I need this Please!
Nice guitar! I've heard it's rickenbacker's budget version. Do they still produce it? How can I get one and how much does it cost?
Brendan came across one at a local shop, I think you gotta get lucky or check Reverb/Ebay/etc
1:14 ?
What other Beatles songs use the 425?
Possibly This Boy, it was recorded the same day
@@ablyhouseisolated This Boy sounds like it has the J160E
Your 420 or is it on loan?
It's Brendan's! He bought it when he moved to LA so it was my first time using it
@@ablyhouseisolated cool!
Hey guys, whats next?
I don’t hear that chord on the original song at 1:15. 🤔
It's there. I used AI to separate the guitars. Left just George. It's there, but not as pronounced.
How the hell do they come up with this?
Playing 14 hours a day in Hamburg for drunk sailors and hookers. LOL!!
i think maybe this guitar was used on i wanna be your man also
What makes you say that?
@@Thomasfan244 dunno just the tone
Kinda similar tone, indeed.
1:10 just timestamping this, for me
Era mejor el otro
The sound of that guitar is pretty lifeless sounding. It could be adjusted with less tin (treble) and a little more feel.
Most early beatles song had thin guitar tones...
@@riogrande163 Not really. The guitars sounded full and had wonderful tone in the mix compared to some of the guitar sounds now that hardly ever display the guitar sound. It is covered up by to many effects.
@@louisaccardi2268 Listen to all my loving or happy just to dance with you, John's guitar is very bright, with not much bottom end.
And recording tech in the early 60's couldnt capture bass frequencies all that well either, hence why the bass was so murky until paperback writer.
Later beatles songs had the guitars mixed much fuller.
As for George's part on this song, he used a rick, which is naturally brighter sounding than the gretsch guutar you might be used to seeing being played.
Also what does guitar effects have to do with anything? We're talking about EQ and mixing.
@@riogrande163 I remember when I first heard the Beatles songs like I want to hold your hand, and she loves you, I was floored at how full their sound was. It was that which got me into playing guitar when I was 15 years old. I would agree with you about some of the low end not being as great compared to what we have now. Yes you're right about that.
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