@@zahirmansour520 That completely false! McCartney trusted George Harrison, who recorded the guitar solo on 'Let it Be'. Harrison played the guitar solo on the album version, and the single version of the song.
It's great that there is no extra chatting, just simple and focused. I haven't found teachers who explain the chord changes in the solo, so thanks for that. Otherwise, we don't learn anything, we just memorize.
Outstanding! Such a beautiful Song/ Solo! Your playing and teaching are among the best on the entire internet! George Garrison was AMAZING! His use of Chord Tones in this Classic, is really an excellent way to understand through the ears!
I have to say its soooo refreshing when the solo is explained in this manner. Understanding the lead lines in relation to the chords is a critical component to improving improvisational skills. Great lesson…thanks!
Finally, somebody Who knows how to teach. There are a million guitar tutorials on UA-cam and I would say 90% of the instructors are god-awful. You are a breath of fresh air. Yes I have a request… Teach us to play “while my guitar gently weeps“.
Hey IWAN BRON, thanks so much for the positive feedback, I'm so glad you're enjoying my work here. Many more are on the way, both here and at Patreon.com/swiftlessons. Be well and enjoy your progress! -Rob
Your video's are as epic as your guitar playing and lessons, you helped me not only learn this song but the amazing solo as well!!! Thanks again and keep up the great work, videos and music!
Thanks for this. I always wanted to learn this as a teenager. I google it and 40 years later I have it done in an hour. You just brought out the big kid in me lol. Thanks!
fantastic lesson, thank you very much. I've learned to play it now, but just want to now learn the lead he continues to play under the vocals. I can't find any videos teaching lead past the end of the solo. Thanks!
That solo was Lennon's version, this was the album version, Harrison played the thinner telecaster solo normally shown in other tutorials on the single version, the reason? Producer Phil Spector preferred Lennon's "live" sounding version. Several of the Beatles guitar breaks are thought to be Harrison's when in fact they are played by Lennon and in some instances McCartney, Lennon and Harrison's solos are easily differentiated, especially in the later years, as Lennon's solos tended to have a little more attack on the opening notes. One track which remains dubious is that of Hey Bulldog where both musicians solos were tested but no-one seems to know for sure who played the one which found its way onto vinyl. Get back I think the solo was played by Lennon and on the abbey road album "the End" had all 3 outfield musicians each taking a solo. Hope this Helps.
Man, There is no chance that John Lennon has played the solo of Let It Be. He was a bass player with Fender 6 on this song. Harrison did the solo, with different guitars, and different versions.
I agree. If Daddy Bear has some substantiation, I'll gladly take a look, but I think this solo was a bit beyond John's skill level. True, Lennon did become a decent soloist towards the end of The Beatles' run (such as nice solos on "Honey Pie" and "Get Back," but the "Let it Be" solo was more complex, and demonstrated a fuller fretboard knowledge. @@igordisco
This solo in the Let It be LP is actually played by John. George's solo is in the Single version and more melodious and peaceful. And I like both versions.
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Amazing, beautiful example of a rock n roll guitar solo. George Harrison is one of the greats.
Rock n roll? Hardly!
Paul wrote and recorded the solo on the album,he didnt trust anyone else
@@zahirmansour520 cap
But underrated poor george
@@zahirmansour520 That completely false! McCartney trusted George Harrison, who recorded the guitar solo on 'Let it Be'. Harrison played the guitar solo on the album version, and the single version of the song.
It's great that there is no extra chatting, just simple and focused. I haven't found teachers who explain the chord changes in the solo, so thanks for that. Otherwise, we don't learn anything, we just memorize.
I finally learned it! I played with it in sync with the demo, and it was the most beautiful thing I have ever done. Brilliant.
thats a good feeling , right?
Paul Nowicki nah not really. It’s a GREAT feeling
Almost there :)
I'm planning to buy a guitar. I want to play this solo badly. This is one of my fav. Songs
@@august9387 have you bought one yet?
Line 1= 1:02 , line 2 = 3:31, line 3 = 7:51
Thanks!
@@dimitardokov3713 T
thanks mate!
Just learned my first full solo ever!!! Playing along with track feels INCREDIBLE!!! Thank you so much!
Outstanding! Such a beautiful Song/ Solo! Your playing and teaching are among the best on the entire internet!
George Garrison was AMAZING!
His use of Chord Tones in this Classic, is really an excellent way to understand through the ears!
I have to say its soooo refreshing when the solo is explained in this manner. Understanding the lead lines in relation to the chords is a critical component to improving improvisational skills. Great lesson…thanks!
Finally, somebody Who knows how to teach. There are a million guitar tutorials on UA-cam and I would say 90% of the instructors are god-awful. You are a breath of fresh air. Yes I have a request… Teach us to play “while my guitar gently weeps“.
That sent shivers down my spine! One of George’s best solos
Bodies aching all the time
Goodbye everybody I’ve got to goooo
Got to leave you all behind and face the truth
Mama oooh ooo ooo ooo
@@mcbackfat1304 (anyway the wind blows)
Yung Seelachs Besides Brian’s guitar solos that’s my favorite part of whole song
@@mcbackfat1304 Dear lady can you hear the wind blow, and did you know, your Stairway lies on the whispering wind!
As melhores lições de guitarra! Explica de forma simples e objetiva.
I love this amazing solo mate thanks beatles your the best that will ever live
thanks Doctor...well done..clear enough.
Hey IWAN BRON, thanks so much for the positive feedback, I'm so glad you're enjoying my work here. Many more are on the way, both here and at Patreon.com/swiftlessons. Be well and enjoy your progress! -Rob
FINALLY A GUITAR LESSON I CAN LEARN! THANK YOU!
Your video's are as epic as your guitar playing and lessons, you helped me not only learn this song but the amazing solo as well!!! Thanks again and keep up the great work, videos and music!
i was just assigned this solo by my guitar instructor….I love how you break it down into just 3 or 4 notes at a time-super helpful
Thanks for this. I always wanted to learn this as a teenager. I google it and 40 years later I have it done in an hour. You just brought out the big kid in me lol. Thanks!
This lead is a masterclass in hiting your tonic notes to end chord changes. Nice job👍
Thanks for the solo tutorial of let it be riff. It's so easy to follow and I learned to play it now after 40 years.
I got it in less then an hour! Thank you very much.
ありがとうございます。Again I must say you are the best. You taught me solo on "Something" and now this.
So cool!
Hurray!!! Finally I've learnt it completely!! THANKS A MILLION TIMES ROB !!😀
your a good instructor, very grateful, much needed in the world today. thank you
I've watched many lessons for this song but you are the only help me play this song.
Thank you so much!
I tried to get this bend for so long, and it wasnt until yout lesson that i managed to pull it off! Thank you much Mr. swift (liked the nickname)
I just love to watch you playing, the guitar seems like it was singing every time you make the vibrato sounds.
Best teacher on youtube! More solo videos please you made this one great to learn
Thanks sir for the solo on let it be i focus and concentrate i can played it already for almost 3 hours thanks a lot i enjoyed it
Very nicely explained at proper pace with accurate transcription. Thank you so much for saving me lots of time and by-ear transcription frustration !
Best solo Harrison ever performed.
Something is the best for me
Thanks for breaking this down, it's been a great help! Love your teaching style!
Dude, fantastic lesson!! I’ve wanted to learn this for a long time
My mom loves this song so im going to play this for her soon
This is a good tutorial,the best around.Play and teach are different skills.
Recap: Line 1 = 3:16, Line 2 = 7:34, Line 3 = 10:19
Thank you, this was my first full solo ever lerned and the tutorial made it stupid easy, love it❤️
Been looking around for a good lesson for this solo. This is definitely it! Really helped me with this solo. Good on ya mate!
Thanks for this lesson, well set out and easy to follow.
Thanks
I grow up with the Beatles .love playing there songs, you explain it great !
Great n clear teaching
This is a great lesson! Ive shown it to 3 of my other friends and they love it too! Thank you so much! Great lesson!
Thanks Swift.Great lesson,great tone.Please keep them coming.God Bless
Thanks Rob, my chops are now honed!
Great video. Very careful demonstration and very helpful.
Wonderful! I learned nearly all I know from you! I still have to work on the bends... It's subtle! Thanks for every step I was able to make. 🎵🎵🎵
Classic guitar solo . Thanks Dude.
absolutly great lesson
Thanks, a priceless gift.
I quickly figured out you were from Philly. The accent is subtle, but I know it when I here it! Thanks for the lesson.
Thanks for putting this together, muchly appreciated.
Great lesson Rob. I know every guitar student has his own pace of instruction and your's is perfect for me. Thanks very much!
Great lesson.Thx.
Thanks a lot. You make my dream comes true. I know this solo now !
Ur a legend buddy thanks just the way u teach is amazing ❤❤
Thanks for the lesson. Cheers from Indonesia.
Thanks for this tutorial :) I tried this :) :) :)
Man you are awesome! Such an amazing solo explained so easyly. Appreciate you!
You're fab. Keanu Harrison. Like George never left the matrix. Thanks for the tutorial.
I love you bro!!!!
That's so cool to check out this solo!
Explaining it you've made it extremely easy ;)
Can't wait for next ones!
fantastic lesson, thank you very much. I've learned to play it now, but just want to now learn the lead he continues to play under the vocals. I can't find any videos teaching lead past the end of the solo. Thanks!
You are a superb teacher :) Thanks!
Jimmi Hendrix, brilliant observation sir..great tutorial
My favorite version!! Great sound!
a good lesson. thanks
Love your lessons rob
Your explanation is very easy to understand. Thank you very much.
Fantastic lesson !!!
Thank you so much for sharing this --- been dying to get a looper pedal to really practice it. Keep the great material coming pls. Love your channel.
Great lesson, so I will finally make it
Hey cernaruka, happy to be of help. Thanks for reaching out, please share when you have a chance. -Rob
Que cantidad de solos sensacionales nos obsequió George.
Wow! Just discovered your channel ❤
Thank you, great masterclass
Thanks a lot.. ur tutorial is the best 😆
im learning sir great
Great lesson.
Awesome tutorial!
estou absorvido na aula deste grande mestre de guitarra maravilhoso parabens
Hola tremendo eres lo máximo gracias por entregar tanto talento...Saludos desde Chile.
That solo was Lennon's version, this was the album version, Harrison played the thinner telecaster solo normally shown in other tutorials on the single version, the reason? Producer Phil Spector preferred Lennon's "live" sounding version.
Several of the Beatles guitar breaks are thought to be Harrison's when in fact they are played by Lennon and in some instances McCartney, Lennon and Harrison's solos are easily differentiated, especially in the later years, as Lennon's solos tended to have a little more attack on the opening notes. One track which remains dubious is that of Hey Bulldog where both musicians solos were tested but no-one seems to know for sure who played the one which found its way onto vinyl. Get back I think the solo was played by Lennon and on the abbey road album "the End" had all 3 outfield musicians each taking a solo. Hope this Helps.
Man,
There is no chance that John Lennon has played the solo of Let It Be.
He was a bass player with Fender 6 on this song. Harrison did the solo, with different guitars, and different versions.
I agree. If Daddy Bear has some substantiation, I'll gladly take a look, but I think this solo was a bit beyond John's skill level. True, Lennon did become a decent soloist towards the end of The Beatles' run (such as nice solos on "Honey Pie" and "Get Back," but the "Let it Be" solo was more complex, and demonstrated a fuller fretboard knowledge. @@igordisco
I thought George played and wrote all 3 solos: album, single and 'Let it be... naked' version
Great as always ...guitar tone is awesome
+janlukicman A Gibson and Ibanez tube screamer through a fender amp, how can you go wrong?
Best breakdown I've ever seen; you're a great teacher... and now I'm a subscriber!
thank you,finally i learned it
Great lesson, thanks
やっぱり心に響く
So friendly tutorial☺
More power swiftlessons.
thanks a lot ma. I finally learned it
Thanks heaps that was very helpful 👍
thanks
Muchas gracias, te felicito.
Thank you so much! This was so helpful:))
GREAT ! Thank's a lot.
Awesome.... thanks for that great video.
Thank you!
sangat mudah dan membantu❤😮
Brilliant!! Thank you. So well explained. Which electric guitar to buy...
Les Paul 👌.. or an SG if your budget's not THAT big... Or a Telecaster if your wallet's almost gone 👍.. just don't buy a strat. It's underwhelming.
Thank you for this!!
line number 2 really kickin my ass rn
VERY GOODDD!!! THANK YOU!
Great lessons here!
This solo in the Let It be LP is actually played by John.
George's solo is in the Single version and more melodious and peaceful. And I like both versions.
Merci beaucoup
Thanks thank so much sir