How to Play "Dear Prudence" By The Beatles - Acoustic Guitar Lesson
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2024
- A Complete Beatles "Dear Prudence" Guitar Tutorial - Enjoy this lesson with PDF study guide at / swiftlessons
Hello friends,
Welcome back to Swiftlessons for another by request song tutorial. For today's lesson we're heading back to 1968 for a comprehensive breakdown of The Beatles classic "Dear Prudence." Together we'll explore chord partials across the fretboard as we master John Lennon's unique travis picking style and expressive strumming patterns. Let's get started! -Rob
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0:00 - Intro
0:45 - Demonstration
4:50 - Intro
8:05 - Picking Pattern
11:14 - Verse
12:35 - Bridge
15:00 - Final Verse
18:20 - Outro
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Hey friends, thanks so much for jamming with me today. If you need extra guidance, be sure to check out my bonus resources at Patreon.com/swiftlessons. Have fun! -Rob
Written in India after Mia Farrow's sister Prudence, who was a Transcendental Meditation teacher who rarely wasn't meditating. In a Rolling Stone interview, in 2015 she commented the song "embodies the the spirit of the 60's". I bet it must of annoyed her as well, but she wouldn't say anything negative.❤
Thanks for providing a good history lesson for everyone. I considered mentioning some background information, but a lot of viewers tend to click off when you go into such details. I believe it was Donovan who introduced the picking pattern to him at that time, but I'd have to check if that's accurate.
The way you seamlessly blend education and entertainment in your videos is impressive. Learning has never been so enjoyable.
John Lennon never fails to inspire! Thanks for bringing this simple masterpiece to life so I can play
You are a brilliant teacher.!! Thank you!!!❤
WOW! Powerful! Great tutorial! Thank you!
Mother Nature's Son next please 🥺
That’s an excellent suggestion. Thanks!
Seconded
I have followed you for years. Your Blueberry Hill is now one of my standards. I’ve been a Patrion (spelling?) supporter and will do so again. Your voice has developed BEAUTIFULLY since I first found you. WOW - great lesson as usual AND great performance. I am excited to see you nearing 1MM fans - well-deserved!
Really really nice cover for this song masterpiece ❤
Nice video love the art on the wall
great tune, great lesson
Love the approach and commentary. Great style and attitude. Love the song. Been playing at it for years. This was a great refresher.
beautiful sung, your voice fits this song well. thank you for the lessons.
Played absolutely beautiful. Nice work. Best wishes.
Awesome voice, man!
I've been waiting a long time for this one! :)
Amazing! As usual! This has to be one of my all-time favorites from John and the Beatles.
sick. imma have to learn that and trach it. great upload
Great lesson. Ty.
My pleasure Louis, have a great day of practice! -Rob
that was beautiful
excellent
So glad you enjoyed this lesson, many more are on the way, both here and via Patreon.com/swiftlessons. Let me know if you have any requests. Be well. -Rob
Thank you for a great lesson. Always loved this song ..my favorite on the White Album...can you give a lesson on The Wind Cries Mary, by Hendrix? Thanks again!!
Brilliant tutorial. Im more familiar with the Garcia version, but thats another ball game.
This is lovely! Did you mic your guitar separately or it's connected with a chord?
This guy is the Bob Ross of guitar
I literally have a picture of Bob on my music stand to remind me to relax and enjoy the teaching process. Thanks so much for the positive feedback!
thnaks a lot
My pleasure, have a great day of practice! -Rob
Request:Bryan Adams - have you really loved a woman
Man, I'm not sure if anyone has ever requested that song, but I absolutely love it. I'll definitely consider it for a future tutorial. Thanks! -Rob
Another fantastic lesson, I'm about to start on it. Just wondered though if we are in D major, shouldn't the key signature be C sharp and F sharp.
Yes, you’re right, I must have forgotten to edit the key in guitar pro, apologies.
Can you do the Jerry version
Can you do Misery (by the beatles) next, if you haven't done it already?
I mean i wouldn't mind misery by maroon 5 either🤣
Great lesson although not for beginners i feel.
If you're still getting down your basic chords and strumming patterns, there are a bunch of songs I would recommend before this one. But that's not to say you can have some fun, experiment with some of these techniques and pickup a few new chords. This tune is a great choice for those approaching the intermediate level, but I'll tell you, after years of teaching I realized you can't put limits on students... when someone really commits, they often are able to learn things that one would think are beyond their experience level.
The second verse chord should be 0 3 0 2 3 2 not 0 3 0 0 3 2.
True. It's the D Major chord (done with bar with index finger and ring finger) plus the C on the A string, which should be pressed with the middle finger. And it's a big technical difference, at least for me.
@@karlheinzfreire7162 it’s easiest just using the pinky: ua-cam.com/video/eB51JchewDg/v-deo.htmlsi=8z7_OI_WxH04zhzF
@@karlheinzfreire7162 Actually, it's not necessary to bar the D chord: Play it normally, with your first 3 fingers, and use your little finger to fret the C on the A string. When you go on to fret the B, then Bb, again on the A string, the G string is open.