Macca done a unplugged version of this in the 90's with Hamish from the ave white band when he was part of his band .. quite a good version and a few other songs also .. cheers from Glasgow Scotland
Such a gem of a song/tune....seemingly simple.....yet so gorgeous.......so often that's the recipe......just more McCartney genius. Thanks for sharing....probably take me a year to get down....but will try.....one of my all time favorites.
The chord in the unfamiliar voicing would be like if you took the C#7 with the C# on the E string, R,5,7,3,5,1 (regular maj bar chord w/the 5th dropped to the 7th) and played it on the A string with the 3 in the bass on the 4 middle strings 3,7,1,5. Chuck Wayne was my teachers teacher and he taught the nifty criss cross chords. Thats four note chords on each of the three sets of consectutive 4 strings on a six string guitar. You could go in a cross from the middle four either left up right up or left or right down! So that would be the exact same chord instead played from the a string
Off the wall question: Does anyone else remember that the album was displayed in record stores with the back cover as the front cover? To this day I think of this album as the one with McCartney and baby Heather in his coat, not the spilled cherries actual cover
Thanks as always for the ease/natural explanations with which you teach. Lots of fun stuff on McCartney! I quite enjoy ‘Oo You’ and ‘That Would Be Something’ as well.
Love it! Clever lyrics and gorgeous melody. I like using my finger for strumming. It takes a little getting used to, but it's rewarding once you get the hang of it.
Thanks for this lesson! Cool chords- I think Paul tried to have The Beatles record this (it’s on Anthology 3) but I think it didn’t pass the band test. Glad Paul recorded it on his own.
Great tutorial as always, thanks! I noticed the scar on the left forearm and let me guess: burn from the oven? If so, I’ve been there! Thanks again, big fan!
Thanks for putting in the the time to put this great song together for all of us. Could you tell me what model of Martin you're playing please. It sounds amazing. The mother of pearl inlays are gorgeous too. Thanks
Yes, The Beatles demo'd a load of songs at George's home in Esher when they got back from India, and Junk was one of them, so it was probably written out there.
Superb!!!!! What gauge strings do you use?? i am to this day trying to find out what gauge strings McCartney used on his acoustic guitar and no joy yet.
I always enjoy fingerstyle acoustic... and McCartney knows how to write them...and you know how to teach it...Thanks
Nice. This should keep me busy for months…..
I love this tune. It's such a gem, that I feel gets lost because of the volume of work Paul has. Thanks for sharing your insights on it.
Thanks again James. I really love this song.
Barry - from (among others) Acton? Still playing? OMG
Under rated album; good guitar songs, plain and simple
Beautiful deep cut
Brilliant another one i like is im carrying from London town. Beautiful and George loved it too.
Gorgeous indeed! What a gift for melody he has.
Great. Thank you Mr. James
Macca done a unplugged version of this in the 90's with Hamish from the ave white band when he was part of his band .. quite a good version and a few other songs also .. cheers from Glasgow Scotland
That version of And I Love Her was also stellar.
@@jamesjames9275 t'was
Such a gem of a song/tune....seemingly simple.....yet so gorgeous.......so often that's the recipe......just more McCartney genius. Thanks for sharing....probably take me a year to get down....but will try.....one of my all time favorites.
AWESOME
Man I, along with countless others miss you and your work. I trust all is well!
James I love this tune and thank you so much for the lesson. Great job….
Awesome lesson! One of my all time favorite McCartney tunes and so easy! Thank you for posting.
The chord in the unfamiliar voicing would be like if you took the C#7 with the C# on the E string, R,5,7,3,5,1 (regular maj bar chord w/the 5th dropped to the 7th) and played it on the A string with the 3 in the bass on the 4 middle strings 3,7,1,5. Chuck Wayne was my teachers teacher and he taught the nifty criss cross chords. Thats four note chords on each of the three sets of consectutive 4 strings on a six string guitar. You could go in a cross from the middle four either left up right up or left or right down! So that would be the exact same chord instead played from the a string
One of the best solo McCartney tracks! Great vid, will use it soon
Wonderful. Beatle harmonies on this would have been wild too.
Thanks, Jimmy James!
Great little tune. , first time I've heard it ! .. I miss your little missives. .
Thanks for posting this. Thanks for the cool message in the last post too! Please keep it going. ✌❤🎶
Off the wall question: Does anyone else remember that the album was displayed in record stores with the back cover as the front cover? To this day I think of this album as the one with McCartney and baby Heather in his coat, not the spilled cherries actual cover
It's baby Mary tucked inside his fur-lined leather jacket, not Heather
@@sylvainpaquette6485 right you are
I always assumed the cherries was back cover
Thanks as always for the ease/natural explanations with which you teach. Lots of fun stuff on McCartney! I quite enjoy ‘Oo You’ and ‘That Would Be Something’ as well.
Oh man, Thank you for posting this!
Excelente lección!! Muchas gracias!!
Sounds so simple, less is more , thanks for this.
Love it! Clever lyrics and gorgeous melody. I like using my finger for strumming. It takes a little getting used to, but it's rewarding once you get the hang of it.
Nice job on the lesson, all good stuff no junk...
Good show!!
Nice work figuring that out. Great song.
Good choice sir.
thank you so much!!
The Damned did that, too... 'Singalonga Scabies'...
Thx!
Thanks for this lesson! Cool chords- I think Paul tried to have The Beatles record this (it’s on Anthology 3) but I think it didn’t pass the band test. Glad Paul recorded it on his own.
Great tutorial as always, thanks! I noticed the scar on the left forearm and let me guess: burn from the oven? If so, I’ve been there! Thanks again, big fan!
oh my god. ur t-shirt. read that book when I was kid hahaha
Thanks for putting in the the time to put this great song together for all of us. Could you tell me what model of Martin you're playing please. It sounds amazing. The mother of pearl inlays are gorgeous too. Thanks
That's a D41.
I think that 2nd chord is a C#7 [E# B C# G#]
... hope you're both well. .
Donovan showed Paul and John the thumb and first finger shaped way and each o f them wrote a song in that fashion after.. I know you know which songs.
I think with different lyrics this could have ended up on the white album. Does anybody know if this was written in India? Awesome little tune.
Yes, The Beatles demo'd a load of songs at George's home in Esher when they got back from India, and Junk was one of them, so it was probably written out there.
Superb!!!!! What gauge strings do you use?? i am to this day trying to find out what gauge strings McCartney used on his acoustic guitar and no joy yet.
Those are probably 13’s.
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Weird a6 chord voicing