The most important song in music history (otherwise Lennon and McCartney might never have played together) - and very well explained to boot. I am thrilled!
I wish I could like this twice. I just recently bought the signature Eddie Cochrane and with your help I will try and do that song justice. Thanks for everything.
Thanks so much for filming these tutorials Jez. I am really looking forward to giving them a go. I love how you’ve put them together as well - very professional :)
Thanks very much Kay! This stuff's great to play, and not too difficult if you build it all up in stages. I'm glad you think my video creations look professional. They're fun to make. 😃
Le solo en accords est un super exemple pour moi qui ne connais pas grand chose en solo. Voilà encore de quoi travailler et améliorer mon jeu. Merci !!!!!!!
Yep Twenty Flight Rock. Cool song and Very important song. McCartney played it to John. John said your in. Of course Paul mentioned about George. George played Ronchy then George is in. That was the beginning of The Beatles.
Only just discovered your channel Jez,you certainly play the rock and roll brill , I will certainly be tuning in regular to try and better myself but cant ever see me singing and playing it as good as you, great stuff Jez👍.
REALLY enjoyable, Jez. Thanks very much for putting the time into making these videos - they’re obviously appreciated by a lot of people. They’ve got me back on the six string - but I’m really looking forward to some tutorials on the uke!! PS greetings from a Covid-free IOM (for over 3 months now). Stay safe, and all good wishes.
Thanks very much Dave! Glad you're enjoying the videos. I don't have any uke tutorials planned at the moment, but we'll see. Glad to hear the IOM is Covid-free. It seems that most people in our area are acting like the lockdown is over, so I'm not surprised there have been spikes in West Yorkshire. We're happily keeping ourselves to ourselves though.
Thanks very much Boyd! I'm glad you like it. 😃 I play an A6 at the end of the song, but I think Eddie actually played a different chord ...maybe an A7.
Thanks very much! When I perform this one at gigs I often tell that story about Paul playing this song to John at the Woolton Church Fete in Liverpool. I don't live too far from Liverpool, and I also know one of the Quarrymen (Rod Davis). Paul also played 'Be-Bop-a-Lula' to John. What a lot of people don't realise is that Paul borrowed a right-handed guitar to play the songs, although he's left-handed. He played the guitar upside-down rather than in the right-handed way, and so he didn't actually play the songs very well on that occasion -- not like you see in Beatles biopics. John was more impressed that Paul knew all the lyrics to the songs than by his guitar playing. Although Paul was already a much better guitarist than John.
@@RocknRollSongbook A Kingdom for a visit in Liverpool, Jez;) I was in Hamburg St Pauli around 17th of August and visited the Beatles sites, did some footage too, lookahere ua-cam.com/video/5hsTt6PcaR0/v-deo.html
That's great! I've never been to Hamburg, but I'd love to visit some day. Whereabouts in the world do you live? Like you, I like to travel with an instrument (either guitar or ukulele). Here's me playing a rock 'n' roll song on my ukulele at Sun Studio in Memphis a few years ago -- standing on the spot where Elvis stood to record 'That's Alright'. It looks a bit silly, I know, but it was quite a thrill: ua-cam.com/video/HVeJyvMZp34/v-deo.html
It's funny I started a video, but put it down for a few weeks, hoping to get back into the swing of things this weekend - and it is also a song tutorial, and then I see you have been releasing tutorials as well - great minds think alike! 😁🎵
Yes, great minds think alike! 😃 I've been getting requests for tutorial videos for a few years on my rock 'n' roll channel, but always resisted until recently. It seemed too much like hard work! But I've always enjoyed teaching guitar and uke, and during this lockdown I've been teaching via Zoom instead of face-to-face. Been teaching folks around the world, including one of your countrymen -- a university professor in Seattle to whom I'm teaching punk ukulele ...it gets a little bizarre at times! "Okay, sing and strum along with me: "Anarchy for the UK! It's comin' some time, a maybe ..." Talking to a camera like that reminded me that making these videos may be a fun project. I look forward to seeing your tutorial video! All the best, Jez
Brilliant Jez! Thanks for another great lesson. I really like the way you improvise for the solo on this and other songs. I wonder if you could do a lesson on how to use different chord inversions to do this.
Thanks very much Brian! 😃 I appreciate your positive comment about my rhythm solos. I think you're the first person to say anything about them actually! I have been wondering about making a tutorial like you've requested, but wasn't sure if folks would be that interested. I'll give it some thought. 😃
@@RocknRollSongbook love the way you play Jez.. yes please to a tutorial of your solos!! Really really want to learn some solos as a solo player and want to fill the songs a little bit don’t know how. Any help is massively appreciated! 😊
Thanx ,I'd been wondering about A or G. I like both a little more of a challenge in G. I do it as an instrumental, kind of an opening, then do the A w/vocal later in the set
Thanks very much Tony! I'll probably make a tutorial on that solo some day. In the meantime, you may find my tutorial on how to play 'Great Balls of Fire' useful -- where I explain a fairly similar rhythm solo.
thanks very much, i love this guy i can understand with he thanks (sorry of my english is very bad but is not my First lenguaje, i spreak spanish)greeting form chile,La, new suscriber
Thanks very much Malcolm! I'm glad you like my video. Thanks for subscribing. I wish I could speak Spanish as well as you speak English! Best wishes from England - Jez :D
@@RocknRollSongbook you have my full support, your videos are fun and easy to understand, you also explain well,muchas gracias por tus videos!!! (thanks very much for you videos!!!!) ya quiero ver tu próximo tutorial (I already want to see your next video)
That's correct. Paul also played 'Be-Bop-a-Lula' to John at the Woolton Church Fete. He says that he played neither of them very well, as he had to play them on a right-handed guitar.
The most important song in music history (otherwise Lennon and McCartney might never have played together) - and very well explained to boot. I am thrilled!
Thanks very much!
@Evil Rev It's one of my absolute favourite rock 'n' roll songs. I introduce it at gigs in the same way.
Rip Eddie and Lennon
Still they never played Eddie's music...They have done nearly everyone except him
@@radomirratkovic9014your right never thought about that before did everyone else strange that how could they not done this in their Hamburg days
This tutorial made my grandparents proud :) couldn't done it without you
Aww thanks very much! 👍
2021. Yes yes.
I did not know that Eddie had recorded two versions of this song. Great lesson, I wish I were still young to learn how to play the guitar so well
Thanks Oliver! 🙂 I'd don't believe that you're too old to learn to play like this.
your videos make me want to barricade myself in a room and practice till I can play even half as well. please don't stop making these!!
Hehehe ....yes do it! I have some more videos planned. Just need to find the time to make them.
Again the best rockabilly guitar lessons on line! Keep' em coming Champion!!!!!
Wow, really? Thank you very much Mike! I have more planned. 😃
Great guitar player, great singer, great teacher, what else to say ? The most effective tutorials ever seen on youtube.
Wow, thanks very much! You'll make my head swell.
I wish I could like this twice. I just recently bought the signature Eddie Cochrane and with your help I will try and do that song justice. Thanks for everything.
Thanks very much David!
You are the king of youtube rock and roll tutorials!! Awesome knowledge and explanations.
Thanks very much Karl!
I still love old song than now.. old song is power.
Omggg that voice and playing skills, at first I thought it was only guitar playing
Like how the echo comes in when you start singing LOL great tutorial !!
Hehehe. Thanks very much! 👍
Thank you for your guitar lessons. You show it on an easy way. You give me back the joy of playing guitar. Thanks a lot.
Thanks very much! That's great to hear!
I always wanted to play this song. I have watched tutorials, some better than others. This is spot on and fun! Thank you :)
Thanks very much!
Merci Jez !! Et longue vie au Rock .... !!
This song and lesson is sooo good...thanks a million!
Thanks very much Bob! Glad you like it.
0:50 What a great song! Lol Makes you feel good!
👍
What a great video simple and to the point, and clear graphics and instructions on how to play the song. Excellent.
Thanks very much Ron! I'm glad you found this video useful. It's very nice to get such positive feedback 😊 - Jez
Merci beaucoup cher Monsieur pour m' avoir éclairé sur ces choruses que je cherche depuis longtemps. j' adore. Paulo.
Merci beaucoup Paulo! Je suis ravi que vous ayez trouvé cela utile. Meilleurs voeux d'Angleterre!
Another superb lesson. Thank you very much.
Thanks very much Jon!
Brilliant tutorial many thanks for sharing.
Thanks very much!
i love this❤ I'll be able 5o learn this because of ur tutorial , thanks man
Thanks very much!
Nice presentation! Thank you!
Thanks very much Mike!
Fantastic , you have really inspired me to learn rock'n'roll guitar with your easy to follow lessons.
Thanks very much Anthony! That's really good to hear.
I love .Good job mate. You are the best teacher.
Thanks very much Joanes!
Excellent tutorial 👍🏽
Thanks very much!
Thank you! You just brought some excitement in me to pick up and play!
Thanks Scott! That’s good to know.
Beautiful!!! Thanks sir!!
Thanks very much!
Nice lesson! Thank you Jez.
Thanks very much!
WOW, What a great lesson, You have a great voice Thank You. It's my favorite Eddie Cochran song.
Thanks very much Gary! It's my favourite Eddie Cochran song too.
Wonderful lessons tank you very much.
Thanks very much Daniel!
Great tutorial, great song, great cover. Thank you. You have a fantastic voice
Thanks very much Keith! Glad you liked it.
Thanks for posting this!
Thanks so much for filming these tutorials Jez. I am really looking forward to giving them a go. I love how you’ve put them together as well - very professional :)
Thanks very much Kay! This stuff's great to play, and not too difficult if you build it all up in stages. I'm glad you think my video creations look professional. They're fun to make. 😃
Great song of a great rock and roller taught by a great teacher. Why I didn´t meet you thirty years ago¿
Thanks very much Javier! 😄
Le solo en accords est un super exemple pour moi qui ne connais pas grand chose en solo. Voilà encore de quoi travailler et améliorer mon jeu. Merci !!!!!!!
Thank you. Good lesson, good groove and voice.
Thanks Jean-François!
I watch a lot of your videos, love the rock and roll thank you for the lessons their great 👍
Thanks very much Danny! That's great to know. I'm pleased you like these guitar lessons. I'm having fun making them. 😊
Thankyou for a great lesson
Jez thanks for teaching these, fantastic!!
Thanks Guy! I'm glad you found it useful.
Excellent thanks
Thanks very much!
great tutorial, really good voice - excellent. Thank you!
Thanks very much! Glad you like it! 😃
Thanks ! You are the best! I know that we love the original rock n roll music.. Eddieeeee cochraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaannn!
Thanks very much! Eddieeeeee! :D
Yep Twenty Flight Rock. Cool song and Very important song. McCartney played it to John. John said your in. Of course Paul mentioned about George. George played Ronchy then George is in. That was the beginning of The Beatles.
That's right!
At last some one I can understand thankyou great tutorial
Hi Sally. I'm glad you found it useful.
Only just discovered your channel Jez,you certainly play the rock and roll brill , I will certainly be tuning in regular to try and better myself but cant ever see me singing and playing it as good as you, great stuff Jez👍.
Thanks very much John! I'm glad you like these videos. Keep on rockin'!
Your stuff is good here and you got great tone and great precise cadence. Nice.
Thanks very much Jack!
A great tutorial!!
Thanks very much Vladimir!
Very good !!! I liked !!!
Thanks very much Luiz!
Absolutely top job
Thanks very much bluehazeboy!
Another great, tutorial… Thanks
Thanks very much!
Superb, I’m looking forward to learning this
Thanks Stephen. Have fun!
Great voice
Thanks very much!
Whaaaa impressed and love it!
Thanks very much Ron!
cool Rock'n'Roll guitar playing.
Thanks very much Allergy Boys! 😃
REALLY enjoyable, Jez. Thanks very much for putting the time into making these videos - they’re obviously appreciated by a lot of people. They’ve got me back on the six string - but I’m really looking forward to some tutorials on the uke!! PS greetings from a Covid-free IOM (for over 3 months now). Stay safe, and all good wishes.
Thanks very much Dave! Glad you're enjoying the videos. I don't have any uke tutorials planned at the moment, but we'll see. Glad to hear the IOM is Covid-free. It seems that most people in our area are acting like the lockdown is over, so I'm not surprised there have been spikes in West Yorkshire. We're happily keeping ourselves to ourselves though.
That´s the ONE, Jez!!! Brilliant.. cool ending
Thanks very much Boyd! I'm glad you like it. 😃 I play an A6 at the end of the song, but I think Eddie actually played a different chord ...maybe an A7.
@@RocknRollSongbook You played it just perfect, Jez! THX
Song opened Macca the door to Beatles, lol, John was IMpressed..
Thanks very much! When I perform this one at gigs I often tell that story about Paul playing this song to John at the Woolton Church Fete in Liverpool. I don't live too far from Liverpool, and I also know one of the Quarrymen (Rod Davis). Paul also played 'Be-Bop-a-Lula' to John.
What a lot of people don't realise is that Paul borrowed a right-handed guitar to play the songs, although he's left-handed. He played the guitar upside-down rather than in the right-handed way, and so he didn't actually play the songs very well on that occasion -- not like you see in Beatles biopics. John was more impressed that Paul knew all the lyrics to the songs than by his guitar playing. Although Paul was already a much better guitarist than John.
@@RocknRollSongbook A Kingdom for a visit in Liverpool, Jez;)
I was in Hamburg St Pauli around 17th of August and visited the Beatles sites, did some footage too, lookahere
ua-cam.com/video/5hsTt6PcaR0/v-deo.html
That's great! I've never been to Hamburg, but I'd love to visit some day. Whereabouts in the world do you live?
Like you, I like to travel with an instrument (either guitar or ukulele). Here's me playing a rock 'n' roll song on my ukulele at Sun Studio in Memphis a few years ago -- standing on the spot where Elvis stood to record 'That's Alright'. It looks a bit silly, I know, but it was quite a thrill:
ua-cam.com/video/HVeJyvMZp34/v-deo.html
amazing
Thanks very much!
Love it. Now to hit my Strat.
Thanks very much! Yeah, get that Strat out.
Excellent tutorial Jez, cheers for that!
Thanks very much Richard!
Great video!
Thanks very much Joe!
Always loved this song and always played it in A, it just sounds better to me.
I agree!
Wonderful! Thanks!
Thanks Steve!
Jez - I dig your tutorials man, cool video on Twenty Flight Rock!
It's funny I started a video, but put it down for a few weeks, hoping to get back into the swing of things this weekend - and it is also a song tutorial, and then I see you have been releasing tutorials as well - great minds think alike! 😁🎵
Thanks very much Luke! I'm having a lot fun making these ...and Shotcut is proving to be invaluable! 😃
Yes, great minds think alike! 😃 I've been getting requests for tutorial videos for a few years on my rock 'n' roll channel, but always resisted until recently. It seemed too much like hard work! But I've always enjoyed teaching guitar and uke, and during this lockdown I've been teaching via Zoom instead of face-to-face. Been teaching folks around the world, including one of your countrymen -- a university professor in Seattle to whom I'm teaching punk ukulele ...it gets a little bizarre at times!
"Okay, sing and strum along with me: "Anarchy for the UK! It's comin' some time, a maybe ..."
Talking to a camera like that reminded me that making these videos may be a fun project. I look forward to seeing your tutorial video! All the best, Jez
Jez that's really cool that you also give guitar and uke lessons! Well...punk uke...that is a surprise!
Awesome!
Thanks very much Chaime!
Nice job!!
Thanks very much!
Brilliant Jez! Thanks for another great lesson. I really like the way you improvise for the solo on this and other songs. I wonder if you could do a lesson on how to use different chord inversions to do this.
Thanks very much Brian! 😃 I appreciate your positive comment about my rhythm solos. I think you're the first person to say anything about them actually! I have been wondering about making a tutorial like you've requested, but wasn't sure if folks would be that interested. I'll give it some thought. 😃
@@RocknRollSongbook Fantastic! Thanks Jez.
@@RocknRollSongbook love the way you play Jez.. yes please to a tutorial of your solos!! Really really want to learn some solos as a solo player and want to fill the songs a little bit don’t know how. Any help is massively appreciated! 😊
Thanx ,I'd been wondering about A or G. I like both a little more of a challenge in G. I do it as an instrumental, kind of an opening, then do the A w/vocal later in the set
I'd be interested to hear how it sounds as an instrumental. 👍
Love it
Thanks very much!
Phrasing is great on the solo.He was ahead most artists...
Very cool ..!
Thanks very much!
Merci beaucoup !!!
My fav. Eddie song
Another awesome one bud 🎸🎸🎸🎸👍👍👍👍
Thanks very much mate! 😃
Thank you
REALLY GREAT EXPLANATION, am slowly getting the hang of it. love the chord solo. wheres the lesson on that ?
Thanks very much Tony! I'll probably make a tutorial on that solo some day. In the meantime, you may find my tutorial on how to play 'Great Balls of Fire' useful -- where I explain a fairly similar rhythm solo.
That was great.I always did the rhythm to summer time blues till i checked out u tube.
Thanks John!
THANK YOU
👍
Love it!!
Thanks very much Ben!
You are a top man
Thanks very much Sai!
Your voice really fits that song🤨🤨. Great job
Thanks very much! That’s nice of you to say.
I hope you'll teach me again on some other day..
I'll be here.
Hay lắm anh ơi. I love it
Cảm ơn rất nhiều!
Can you do a class on your version of the solo
You sing pretty good too!
Thanks Mary!
Fantastic, thank you 🙏
So how do you do that solo?
Thanks very much! It's just a lot of messing around.
please teach us the solo , please. like how you do it
How about a Ubangi Stomp lesson? Please!!!!!!!
Great song! Thanks for the request Mike. I'll stick it on the list. 😃
Rock 'n' Roll Songbook Thanks 🙏 I’ve been watching your videos since you started and have found them a great way to learn rockabilly to play solo.
That's great to know! How about recording some videos of your own? I'd love to see them.
Thanks for lesson. Rockabilly rules
You're welcome. Keep on rockin'!
thanks very much, i love this guy i can understand with he thanks (sorry of my english is very bad but is not my First lenguaje, i spreak spanish)greeting form chile,La, new suscriber
Thanks very much Malcolm! I'm glad you like my video. Thanks for subscribing. I wish I could speak Spanish as well as you speak English! Best wishes from England - Jez :D
@@RocknRollSongbook you have my full support, your videos are fun and easy to understand, you also explain well,muchas gracias por tus videos!!! (thanks very much for you videos!!!!)
ya quiero ver tu próximo tutorial (I already want to see your next video)
Very good..... are you using a bit of reverb/echo or something?
Thanks very much! I put a bit of echo on the audio in places, yes.
One of the first song Paul McCartney learnt to play. :)
Just bought your book today. Your instruction is superb! What model Gibson is that ?
Thanks very much Tony! I’m playing a Gibson J45 standard.
Nice , what are the chords u use on solo pls
Круто. Доступно. Красавчеггг!!!
Thanks very much Алекс! 🙂
This is the song Paul played for John, after which John said he could be a Beatle.
That's correct. Paul also played 'Be-Bop-a-Lula' to John at the Woolton Church Fete. He says that he played neither of them very well, as he had to play them on a right-handed guitar.
Dear Jez,
could you tab your 'solo interlude'?
Best regards
Frank
Is this harder to play without o pick? As I prefer not to use one
Yes. I always use a pick to play this kind of stuff. I'd struggle to make it sound right without one.
Did it justice ⚖️
Thanks very much Brian!
Dieser Song brachte dass beste Songschreiberteam zusammen
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