Mike, thanks a lot for your brilliant lessons. I am a 69 year old guitar player from Holland, who grew up with the Beatles, but I am still discovering the essence of their music thanks to you.
It's debatable from me to you reached no one on the BBC's official billboard charts in may 63 it's a question that often pops up in quizzes and please please me often is the bug bearer but George Martin did say them historical words and we were blessed with an array of glorious moments and music by them
Always believed that the Beatles were amazing, but it turns out that just amazing doesn't get halfway to describing them because they were absolute geniuses and you make it all come alive, Mike. Thank you.
Thanks for that Mike. Loved it. I get goosebumps ever time I hear that song as I remember how I felt . . . ooh about 60 odd years ago . . . when I first heard it!
I've known these songs for more than 50 years. I played basic barre chords for ages. But every time I watched footage of them in concert, I wondered what they were playing. I finally know! Thank you for this gift! Cynthia
The thing for a solo guitarist at home practicing is, which part are you gonna play/learn, you almost have to choose which one to learn unless you're an octopus. If you get good enough you can kind of play a compromise of both.
That is incredible story I never get tired of hearing story's like that about what really goes on behind the scenes of greatest musical act in history of world called beatles
Love your break downs of all these classic Beatles songs Mike. Thanks so much for taking the time to do it and thanks for your cheerful, pleasant manner.
Mike I cannot thank you enough for your all your fantastic lessons on Beatles. It´s hardly seen such a combination of a great musician and lovely , enthusiastic, outgoing personality... all your lesson are a big thing and your help to amateur guitar players is enormous. By far the best tutorials on the timeless Beatless songs on the Internet. Thank you soooo much for all you have done and posted!!!
Mike Pachelli; a one man Beatles tribute band. In an interview, Paul recalled how they pleaded with George Martin to not release "How Do You Do It" saying, "We can't be seen wearing that song."
The more I listen to Please, Please Me the more I think it’s their greatest song. I’m pretty sure I first heard this about a month after JFK’s assassination. For that generation, the Beatles pulled a lot of young people out of the shock and gloom of that horrible event.
Excellent! Excellent as always! YOU will go down in history as the man who parsed the Beatles’ guitar playing into a form that both novices and the musically trained can grasp and savor. Thank you !!
Wow, love your deep dive into the history of the songs. Really cool. I remember hearing the Beatles around ‘62 or 63’ for the first time. Still love to hear these songs. Thanks!
This is possibly my favourite (or second favourite after I Saw her ..) Beatles song done by my def Fave Beatles Boss , Mike P. Can't believe I missed it in my feeds. Brilliant! Ty, Mike!
Mike, just found you. You make everything very understandable. You're quite an impressive artist yourself. "Please, Please Me" is one of my very favorite early Beatles songs. You fill in the blanks with chord illustrations others don't. I now have a much better understanding of the John-George bi-play. The splitscreen and the final version of yours is outstanding. Thank you very much for keeping John and George alive!
When they first brought PPM to Martin, he listened and then suggested they increase the tempo to which they responded “What’s tempo?” Innocence and genius colliding. Great job, Mike!
You should be made Professor of The Beatles music Mike . Another insightful and enjoyable lesson . One of the only good things about this terrible time being locked up is your lessons.
Always the best mike, thank you so much, it’s awesome to learn from someone who not only knows beatle song by heart, but by someone who shares such admiration for the lads. Thank you.
Thank you. I am self-taught, and I've been faking my way through songs like this without getting them exactly right, and without understanding how and why they work.
Thank you so much Professor Pachelli for all your wonderful lessons.........please take good care.....all the best! ...............Love The Beatles........always..........
11/30/22 Fantastic job recreating all the authentic detail and all the correct "Beatles Chord-Shapes", that they used in all their early songs. Even what seems at first to be a simple Beatles song, is embellished with all sorts of hidden, complex detail, that may be buried in the recordings, but can be seen and heard I n live performances. No other band ever played better when live, than The Beatles, and you always replicate that perfectly. Thank you for your great work.
"Please Please Me" was the first Beatles song I heard. I loved it right away. It had a lot of energy and was really different than anything playing on the radio in those days. I listened to it on my car radio one night coming home from a date. I was 18 and living in Menlo Park, Ca. Kept the car radio playing as I parked my car in the driveway. It was 1963. A DJ on KYA radio (San Francisco) brought a record over from England. Said the Beatles were a big hit in Great Britain. Then he said too bad we'll probably never get to hear much of the Beatles here in the U.S. even though they were a great band. LOL!
Hey Mike! Never realized George followed the vocal line on his Gretsch!!! Now that I listen to it again, there it is!! Thanks for the lesson, great coverage on an amazing song!! Can't wait for more!!
Absolutely outstanding Mike and thank you for taking the time and effort to upload this very accurate account of the Beatles song ... The back story is also just as important as the song itself , a nice touch to compliment the video ... Merry Christmas to you ...
Mike, I have seen several of your videos and enjoyed them all. Your attention to detail is amazing Mike. Thank you for so graciously sharing your work.
Fantastic yet again Mike, thank you. Your enthusiasm and passion is a joy. It's lovely to see how they played. Have a lovely Christmas and a happy new year!!
Fred - take it REAL slow for awhile. Practice it half speed with a metronome and build up to speed gradually. And don’t stress about how long it may take. I’m still working on things I’ve tried to play 40 years ago!!
Another amazing lesson and accurate performance of a Beatles song. The music is so perfect, I don’t even mind your singing! lol. And you get extra credit for the George Lucas effect in the lower left box. 2 of you singing in harmony, in sync and can’t even tell that you layered it. As a professional video editor, I’m impressed.
Fabulous!!! So much information an techniques. I´ve been playing The Beatles for more than 30 years but never got so much tricks and basic stuff like those in Mike´s videos.God bless people like him. By the way, he looks like John Lennon early 1967.
@@MPfrance I've played this one in my solo acoustic twice now. Folks love it. It's a short song but easy to extend. Funny that folks want to sing along and then realize they don't really know the words. I know this song from my Vee Jay stereo vinyl album and later stereo versions. Only now have I gone back and listened to the mono mix where John says the words correctly. I think that stereo mix has created the problem. The back stories are great.
Another GREAT one Mike! I love the historical background and "Fun Facts"! And typing of "Fun", you can really tell you had fun with this one! Cheers, MB
Please keep these lessons coming. The most accurate and detailed on UA-cam
Archie Tomlinson - Thanks and Will do - many more to come!
Mike, thanks a lot for your brilliant lessons. I am a 69 year old guitar player from Holland, who grew up with the Beatles, but I am still discovering the essence of their music thanks to you.
"Gentleman, you've got your first Number One hit."
It's debatable from me to you reached no one on the BBC's official billboard charts in may 63 it's a question that often pops up in quizzes and please please me often is the bug bearer but George Martin did say them historical words and we were blessed with an array of glorious moments and music by them
Your knowledge of Beatle history is accurate! Great job!
I think accurate might not be the best compliment, although in this day and age it probably is
I think so too, I never hear him tell some facts wrong. = Accurate. And the playing is VERY convincing.
Mike is a Beatles scholar extraordinaire.
Always believed that the Beatles were amazing, but it turns out that just amazing doesn't get halfway to describing them because they were absolute geniuses and you make it all come alive, Mike. Thank you.
You make my 69 year old heart feel young again❤️
I do not know how to play any instrument, I just love Mike's love of the music.
i may have said this before but will again - these are the best Beatles guitar videos ever. You are a great teacher!
Wow, thanks!
Thanks for that Mike. Loved it. I get goosebumps ever time I hear that song as I remember how I felt . . . ooh about 60 odd years ago . . . when I first heard it!
I've known these songs for more than 50 years. I played basic barre chords for ages. But every time I watched footage of them in concert, I wondered what they were playing. I finally know! Thank you for this gift!
Cynthia
Cynthex - you are most welcome - glad I can be of some assistance!
The thing for a solo guitarist at home practicing is, which part are you gonna play/learn, you almost have to choose which one to learn unless you're an octopus. If you get good enough you can kind of play a compromise of both.
"I think you've got your first Number 1" great job Mike. Thoroughly enjoyed.
These Beatles lessons are priceless, Mike.
That is incredible story I never get tired of hearing story's like that about what really goes on behind the scenes of greatest musical act in history of world called beatles
Almost like John and George themselves making guitar lessons of their songs. Thank you Mike for the great, detailed lessons.
one of my top 5 favorite Beatles songs. John's harmonica makes it so much better
Love your break downs of all these classic Beatles songs Mike. Thanks so much for taking the time to do it and thanks for your cheerful, pleasant manner.
Glad you like them!
Bless you, Mike, for dissecting these recordings and helping to understand why exactly they sound so great. Thank you.
Mike I cannot thank you enough for your all your fantastic lessons on Beatles. It´s hardly seen such a combination of a great musician and lovely , enthusiastic, outgoing personality... all your lesson are a big thing and your help to amateur guitar players is enormous. By far the best tutorials on the timeless Beatless songs on the Internet. Thank you soooo much for all you have done and posted!!!
Wow. Doesn’t look simple to me. And to think George was barely 20 when he came up with all his bits and riffs. Amazing. Thanks!
Mike, your love of the Beatles shows through! GREAT lesson!
Dude, please keep making videos like this. Thank you for passing along your knowledge, very insightful.
You got it!
Mike, you're awesome, truly! This video was too much work for a few thousand views... We really appreciate it!
Mike Pachelli; a one man Beatles tribute band.
In an interview, Paul recalled how they pleaded with George Martin to not release "How Do You Do It" saying, "We can't be seen wearing that song."
My favorite Beetles ch'une! Thanks for the back story.
The more I listen to Please, Please Me the more I think it’s their greatest song. I’m pretty sure I first heard this about a month after JFK’s assassination. For that generation, the Beatles pulled a lot of young people out of the shock and gloom of that horrible event.
Amazing as ever. Keep them coming Mike! Merry Christmas.
Happy holidays!
Excellent! Excellent as always! YOU will go down in history as the man who parsed the Beatles’ guitar playing into a form that both novices and the musically trained can grasp and savor. Thank you !!
Your Beatles covers are amazing Mike!
Wow, love your deep dive into the history of the songs. Really cool. I remember hearing the Beatles around ‘62 or 63’ for the first time. Still love to hear these songs. Thanks!
I’m having so much fun sitting in the studio with you! More goosebumps!
This is possibly my favourite (or second favourite after I Saw her ..) Beatles song done by my def Fave Beatles Boss , Mike P. Can't believe I missed it in my feeds. Brilliant! Ty, Mike!
Pure bliss and adrenaline. So short and perfect. THOSE GUYS!!
Informative, accurate, technical superb, brilliant performance, great playing. This guy does the best tutorials on UA-cam bar none.
Wow, thanks!
I think this song is really great ... rhythm, melody, vocal harmonies and a great Ringo.
Bravo Mike. !!
wow the history in the intro was captivating. Thanks for this.
My pleasure!
Mike you are simply the best teacher of Beatles as there is. Thanks so much.
Every time I watch this lesson, I pick up something new... thanks Mike this is super great.
Mike, just found you. You make everything very understandable. You're quite an impressive artist yourself. "Please, Please Me" is one of my very favorite early Beatles songs. You fill in the blanks with chord illustrations others don't. I now have a much better understanding of the John-George bi-play. The splitscreen and the final version of yours is outstanding. Thank you very much for keeping John and George alive!
MAN! You make it look so easy! If John Lennon were alive today, he'd love you, Sir!
When they first brought PPM to Martin, he listened and then suggested they increase the tempo to which they responded “What’s tempo?” Innocence and genius colliding. Great job, Mike!
I never saw beatles video in such deep understanding, and analysis on both John and George's guitar play. Great job.
Mike, your enthusiasm is infectious!
I enjoy your teaching on Beatles songs. it is simply awesome and watching you makes me happy. From Fareast wonder land which is called Japan
Yes well done as always, Have a Great Christmas.
ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT Mike. Please keep making these, they are so Accurate and Great to watch. THANKS..!!
You should be made Professor of The Beatles music Mike . Another insightful and enjoyable lesson . One of the only good things about this terrible time being locked up is your lessons.
Love the back story, as well as the instructive lesson!
Thank you again Mike, love all your facts too. Incredible content
Mike...I can now play this because of you! Ty
You carry the torch of the spirit of the Beatles!
Always the best mike, thank you so much, it’s awesome to learn from someone who not only knows beatle song by heart, but by someone who shares such admiration for the lads. Thank you.
Thank you. I am self-taught, and I've been faking my way through songs like this without getting them exactly right, and without understanding how and why they work.
Thank you so much Professor Pachelli for all your wonderful lessons.........please take good care.....all the best!
...............Love The Beatles........always..........
All your guitars amps and pedals all so perfect!!!
Absolutely awesome Mike.
11/30/22 Fantastic job recreating all the authentic detail and all the correct "Beatles Chord-Shapes", that they used in all their early songs. Even what seems at first to be a simple Beatles song, is embellished with all sorts of hidden, complex detail, that may be buried in the recordings, but can be seen and heard I n live performances. No other band ever played better when live, than The Beatles, and you always replicate that perfectly. Thank you for your great work.
"Please Please Me" was the first Beatles song I heard. I loved it right away. It had a lot of energy and was really different than anything playing on the radio in those days. I listened to it on my car radio one night coming home from a date. I was 18 and living in Menlo Park, Ca. Kept the car radio playing as I parked my car in the driveway. It was 1963. A DJ on KYA radio (San Francisco) brought a record over from England. Said the Beatles were a big hit in Great Britain. Then he said too bad we'll probably never get to hear much of the Beatles here in the U.S. even though they were a great band. LOL!
My prayers are answered!! I've wanted to hear your take on the song for awhile and I'm more than happy to see it!! Sounds amazing as usual.
Hey Mike! Never realized George followed the vocal line on his Gretsch!!! Now that I listen to it again, there it is!! Thanks for the lesson, great coverage on an amazing song!! Can't wait for more!!
Thanks again Mike! Great lesson..as per ur usual lessons...Ty..jus GREAT!
We love you, Mike Pachelli
I was so interested in the story I forgot I came for a guitar lesson. Thanks!
Thanks, Mike. Another great one!
Absolutely outstanding Mike and thank you for taking the time and effort to upload this very accurate account of the Beatles song ... The back story is also just as important as the song itself , a nice touch to compliment the video ... Merry Christmas to you ...
Wow!! Oh boy, what a fabulous lesson! Thanks Mike. I can see you being in the charts with this one.
I loved hearing/watching this, Mike. It's the next best thing for those of us who wanted to be Beatles ourselves.
Mike, I have seen several of your videos and enjoyed them all. Your attention to detail is amazing Mike. Thank you for so graciously sharing your work.
Thanks Mike fantastic as usual
your the best man thanks for all the beatles tunes .
Thank you sir!
Always a treat.
Wow great job on the performance, and thanks for a super tutorial as well ! The background info what a bonus
Thanks Mike, your videos are cool and fun to play along w you.. I also enjoy all the fun facts you throw in..
Fantastic yet again Mike, thank you. Your enthusiasm and passion is a joy. It's lovely to see how they played. Have a lovely Christmas and a happy new year!!
Love the back stories
Fantastic ...the better of the Beatles. Thank you Mike👍🙏
Absolutely loving this series of Beatle numbers. Thank you so much. Merry Christmas to you and your loved ones Mike.
Loved that. The liverpool accent was amazing
wow you nailed it Mike.
Great instructions on both the guitar types. Very good! 👍
Awesome Mike !!
always good to get all the detail & perspective from Mike - accent on authenticity ! underated!
I appreciate that!
Excellent tutorial Mr. Pachelli.👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
love the history sprinkled in. Thanks, Mike!
Thanks again for the smiles
THANKS mike! The best Beatles lessons.
Loved it. Thanks MP.
Incredibly thorough and detailed, as usual. That sixteenth note bit gives me fits. Still working on that!
Fred - take it REAL slow for awhile. Practice it half speed with a metronome and build up to speed gradually. And don’t stress about how long it may take. I’m still working on things I’ve tried to play 40 years ago!!
Another amazing lesson and accurate performance of a Beatles song. The music is so perfect, I don’t even mind your singing! lol. And you get extra credit for the George Lucas effect in the lower left box. 2 of you singing in harmony, in sync and can’t even tell that you layered it. As a professional video editor, I’m impressed.
Wonderful lesson. Thank you so very much!
Excellent as usual with a history lesson thrown in which I find fascinating 👌
As always, enjoyable your enthusiasm is captivating.
My most favorite Beatle song🎶
You explain the Beatles magic very well .
Fun stuff as always Mike
I love these breakdowns. Great job. Anyone who says they don’t like the Beatles just doesn’t know how to appreciate them man!!! Sacrilege! Lol
Best Beatles guitar lessons on UA-cam!
Fabulous!!! So much information an techniques. I´ve been playing The Beatles for more than 30 years but never got so much tricks and basic stuff like those in Mike´s videos.God bless people like him. By the way, he looks like John Lennon early 1967.
You’re awesome, Mike.
Thanks Mike. This is great.
Tim - Glad you liked it!
@@MPfrance I've played this one in my solo acoustic twice now. Folks love it. It's a short song but easy to extend. Funny that folks want to sing along and then realize they don't really know the words. I know this song from my Vee Jay stereo vinyl album and later stereo versions. Only now have I gone back and listened to the mono mix where John says the words correctly. I think that stereo mix has created the problem. The back stories are great.
Another GREAT one Mike! I love the historical background and "Fun Facts"! And typing of "Fun", you can really tell you had fun with this one! Cheers, MB