The Last Thing THE BEATLES Did Was Have a GUITAR BATTLE
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To me, John’s hollow body was the raunchiest, most rock-n-roll solo of the three, although George’s bends hit the goosebump button. Paul’s was the glue. With all three it was the tone that brought it to the next level (if you turn it up to the proper volume). Great breakdown!
The last thing they ever recorded as the 4 of them was “I Want You (She’s So Heavy)”. The last Beatles recording session with 3 of them (apart from the anthology stuff in the 90’s) was George’s tune “I Me Mine” in Jan 1970, without John.
Last Exit: Yes, John had already left the band by the time they recorded “I Me Mine.”
@@carlbaumeister3439 the band had broken up I think but they had a come in and record a song for Let it Be album to be released
@@jr13227 Correct
Yeah that’s correct
George's third lick (0:32 - 0:36) is my favorite. Those bends, man. Plus I think you overlooked his solo after the vocal line. It was like an extension of that lick.
For those wondering
Paul: Epiphone Casino
John: Epiphone Casino
George: Gibson Les Paul
Paul's casino wasn't sanded, right?
@@seid3366 Correct
I thought Paul played an Esquire during The End
@@Chilidogs2003 No 1969 he played his Casino. He calls it his baby, because it's that versatile for him
Definitely agreed, John's part was always my favourite. You cant go wrong with a fuzzy ass guitar man
That’s what my wife calls me, fuzzy ass guitar man
The second half of Abbey Road is completely untouchable, imo. Will usually be my response if someone asks me what my favorite Beatles album is, unless I just listened to a different Beatles album. Is also the album that is responsible for me preferring Paul's input. Probably in the top 3 of my all time favorite albums.
I'm with you. Side 2 of Abbey Road is by favorite thing the Beatles ever did. They knew they were already breaking up, so they put EVERYTHING they had left into that album. It's just perfect
Completely agree!
I prefer the white album but ok
What are your other top 3?
maxwell's sil. hammer ruins the perfectness of the album..it's one of the most hated songs of all time for me.
And let's not forget the solo/saucy back beat from the Starr man!
The best thing about this 'battle' is how each solo responds to, and compliments the others.
Kinda sad you didn’t talk about George’s final solo at the end of The End. One of the most beautiful melodic solos ever. Shows George’s legendary status as a lead guitarist.
@@badgasaurus4211 he doesn’t what do you mean??? If he is, please send a time stamp
@@badgasaurus4211 that’s not George’s final solo on the song The End. Please listen to The End. George has a solo after the piano
A legendary lead guitarist? Hardly. He knew everyone else in the scene with an electric guitar could play circles around his lead playing ability.
@@Gromper69 everyone else were extremely technically gifted and different like Clapton and Hendrix. But George had amazing melodic solos. One of the most underrated guitarists in that regard. Listen for his solo in Something and in The End
@@badgasaurus4211 it’s outside the guitar battle yeah but still a part of the end
I've always liked John's parts because he was always a rhythm player first and you cn hear it.
I really liked George's licks. Those bendings sounds amazing, making the guitar scream.
yeah i can see why people might prefer the styles of john or paul, but to me george was just the natural guitar player. He created some of the best melodies and his slide stuff is top of the mountain!
The Beatles documentary is awesome, it also has inspired many people to hear their music and I'm glad it has happened finally!
And in the end, the riff you take, is equal to the riff … you make.
john and paul both used epiphone casinos and you should get one and for the first part of john's solo he used the neck pickup
This has been one of the best presentations you have ever made! I love it and will listen over again.
That's the most beautiful guitar I've ever seen. the blue one. A three way tie of Beatle-esque diversified beauty adding up to the whole being greater than the sum of the parts.
Dude... you're friggin awesome.... love AR and this song. This was transcribed in 'Guitar Player' in July 2000, still got the copy. Paul's and George's note selection and phrasing are so good, and John's tone is so raw, incredible. Can't say enough about it really...
You know I truly love that song and that jam. But you my friend broke it down so nicely that it made me appreciate this even more.
was fascinating watching them come up with the songs and lyrics
The rooftop concert in the movie reaffirmed that they were a rock band. I was 13 when they hit America in 1963, and I have loved them ever since. Revolver and Magical Mystery Tour were always my favorites, but I love their earliest music as well.
I picture Johns lick as a lead in theme for Arnold in Last Action Hero as he lights his cigar and drops a cool tag line lol.
This is one of your best vids yet my man!! 😁🤘🏻😎 Incredible breakdown of this awesome song/jam🤩
It's really interesting what you said in the section about John, in regards to the theory and stuff. I think you're very right, theory can facilitate a better understanding of WHY what you play sounds good and give you some pointers of where to go next, but the real climb with learning guitar is creating that bridge between your mind and your fingers. Being able to turn your thoughts/voice into playing. That's what I focus on most of the time these days, improving my phrasing so that I can always say exactly what I want to with the guitar, more so than practicing technical drills. Very interesting that you kinda said something similar. Thanks for the awesome video Tyler, this is one of my favorite Beatles songs and I loved your take on it. Hope you have a Happy New Year
George's solo after the jam was pure silk! That's the one you should accent. I think I Me Mines completion was from what I heard their last music at that time. George, Ringo and Paul
This intro had me laughing so hard I watched it 3 times! Funniest thing Ive seen on UA-cam in years! Keep up the good work!
Well done, my man. I thoroughly enjoyed this, and agreed with your takes as well! 🤘
This is really such a great cover of their guitar battle its my favorite beatles song and yes this the last song the 4 of them recorded together but in 1970 the recorded George's I Me Mine. I Love your content keep going at it!
You really nailed it, Mate! Great video.
John defiantly takes first place in this. He was such an underrated guitar player everyone admires his rhythm guitar playing but his lead guitar playing is amazing and is always overlooked. His style was so unique, bluesy, lovingly aggressive, powerful and just full of feel... John all the way.
lol i died at the end
great video tyler! thanks for always giving us some great videos !
Love the whole song, for me, George's bend is the coolest lick, but I love that each player has his own distinctive sound and style. Great breakdown!
Fun fact, Paul actually recorded a lot of the guitar solos in Beatles music
Don't forgot about the drums, too.
not a lot compared to georges number, but yes, he did a few. Also John played some 😁
@@TheFULLMETALCHEF And Yoko on everybody's nerves.
The Night Before (w/ George)
Ticket To Ride
I've Just Seen A Face
Drive My Car
Taxman
I'm Only Sleeping (w/ George)
And Your Bird Can Sing (w/ George)
Got To Get You Into My Life
Tomorrow Never Knows
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite (yes, that mandolin sounding part during the 1st instrumental section is actually an electric guitar)
Good Morning, Good Morning
Strawberry Fields Forever
Back In The USSR
Helter Skelter
Maxwell's Silver Hammer (w/ George)
Polythene Pam/She Came In Through The Bathroom Window (solo cuts through both songs)
The End (w/ John and George)
You’ve got to remember, Paul was a guitarist before he was a bassist.
Nice content, Tyler!
Listen to Rick Beato's analysis of the Beatles.He points out that they were a cover band that listened to absolutely everything and learned to play it all for their eight-hour stints on stage. This enabled them to come up with so much more than any other contemporary band.
They were amazing at music and had their hair and accents to boot, the perfect rock and roll storm.
They were writing tunes that people can whistle going down the road, including their lead guitar parts.
was always amazed at how they grew into such amazing song writers..
Their music still sounds fresh to this day and forward.
Do you realize you are writing to Comments made over a year go?
Dude, that was totally an awesome video intro!! Rock on Maestro!!
It´s a real shame this isn´t included in the documentary. Facts: "Paul was the motivating force" (Ringo said) and "Lindsay-Hogg is the director of this epic film" (Paul said). Great as always, Tyler.
I really enjoyed watching your video!!
Keep up the excellent work!
I'm looking forward to another awesome video!
Take care and stay in touch! 🎄🙏🎄
Learned about this from beato years ago, that sent me on a beatles deep dive... Glad I did. Great tune and video.
Greatness! Thanks for this!
I probably won't see a better video this month. Simply incredible.
John Lennon intended for "The End" to be the last Beatles tune. Also, John did start on guitar, but when he started he didn't know how to tune it. He would tune it like a banjo. Paul taught him how to properly tune it during the Quarrymen days
John didn’t even want the medley. The End was Paul’s song
@@ewest14 From what I've read, Abbey Road side B was more the result of Phil Spectre studio magic than actual song craft. But a lot of people seem to take issue with Philip Norman's book about John Lennon so I'm not entirely sure
@@billmozart7288 Please stop speaking bro, Phil Spector had nothing to do with Abbey Road, and no, The End was very much Paul's baby not John's.
@@gorgolyt at least I cited my source.
Great idea for a video and interesting. Thanks for breaking this down and sharing your perspective. Love those guitars.
The jam is great but the best is the ending with the piano, the chord changes, and the final guitar arppeggio.
Great show!
7:15 at that point Lennon was almost exclusively playing his (pre-Gibson American made) Epiphone Casino with finish sanded off so it’s definitely not a solid body guitar. Donovan suggested for him to sand the finish off to improve the tone because it was originally a brown sunburst
You used Ringo’s face hair and silhouette as George’s in the thumbnail and the video
It's nice to see all my favorite UA-cam guitarists all doing some Beatles stuff.
Anyway, John on himself, I can't play guitar like the guys in the London scene, but I can make it howl.
The Beatles may not have known theory by name, but they knew it through songs. In two years they played over 10 thousand hours, mostly covers.
This is Truly an underrated Guitar solo(s) and Drum solo if you have ever listened to the song. I personally think it's one of the best if not the best solo(s) ever and it's just truly Rock'n'Roll Bliss as you said
The last song they recorded as the Beatles was I Want You She's So Heavy. That has been documented John walked out of the studio after the final mix at approximately 4 a.m. in the morning and he was no longer a beetle. Is also a progression so great it needs no lead. Cheers! Good video as always. Aloha!
would love to see a tutorial on how you make your videos and how your camera settings are configured! Great video!
The outline for George that you used was actually ringo
Damn man I have watched so many of your videos.....you are awesoem ....you have inspired me to learn the guitar ...I have started with the acustic and now I am saving money for an electric which i can get next year if all goes well .....i just wanted to say thanks ...you are awesome man ....I cabt wait for more vids
We need to kill the misconception that music theory teaches you how to compose music. It teaches you how to talk about it with other people as you compose/arrange it and to understand it deeper afterwards.
Great video. Thank you for this. I always wondered who played which part.
I had never picked up on this but now I know it’s clearly 3x completely different sounding instruments duelling it out. Awesome!
Wasn't Paul's parts recorded on a esquire? Either way this is probably one of the best beatles songs, definitely top 5 for me
Never mind Wikipedia says epiphone casino, always thought it was the esquire lol
I think John and Paul may have been playing Casinos...
@@MusicisWin Earlier in the 60's, Paul bought a Casino with a Bigsby that is right-handed and he strung it left. John and George like it and bought theirs, but with the standard bridge. All were sunburst finish and John later sanded the paint off of his, and this is the same guitar he plays in the footage of Get Back. Paul still has his, and he even brought it out at a concert I was able to go to for lead on a song!
All 3 were great guitarists who had their own styles.
John and Paul had Casino and George was playing his Les Paul
This is my new favorite video of yours
Yeah, I got the "Get Back" reference, but I'm just going to Let It Be for now, but I'll need some Help because of what I heard Yesterday.
was supposed to play this song with a band before COVID, in which i was to play all of the guitar solos... good times, still love this song!
I take it you watched Get Back?
That was the first time I ever heard (or remembered hearing) a guitar change-off in my life. It totally amazed me. It was the main reason I would listen to the flip-side (second side of the LP record, by the way) of the Abbey Road album over and over.
I'm really glad you did a Video dedicated to the beatles, I really hoped you would do one.
The last thing they recorded was I want you (she's so heavy)
What about "I, me, mine"?
@@StratoHari2 Only 3 Beatles on I Me Mine.
I always tell people about the great battle of The End…I read about it in Revolution in the Head, it’s the best beatle book in my opinion
That LP is such a beauty
Best video you’ve made thus far.
Regarding the first Lennon solo, I think that it’s inspired by his love of Rockabilly.
Gotta to give this one to my boy George, appreciate the breakdown of each of their playing too!😆🙌🙌🙌
Very cool breakdown of the greatest guitar battle in rock and roll history.
John's final solo is my fav; He knows he's the last solo before the abrupt stop and it's just a perfect, crunchy-punky riff that sounds so simple.
There was some Paul McCartney video I saw once, and I don't know who the other musicians were, but, it also had a really cool guitar battle.
Paul with Robbie McIntosh and Hamish Stuart.
Don't forget Ringo kicking it off with his only drum solo.
I didn’t realize how much George used a les Paul on these last albums until I saw the documentry, I used to always try to figure out what equipment they were using.
The Beatles Gear by Andy Babiuk.
i also just watched the film...i found it very insightful of how they meshed,,even though, Paul espcially, new it would probably be the last..cool to see each of their individuality coming out..and good on Peter Jackson for refreshing our memory of the Beatles im not an avid fan but wow did they have some "magic" and of course had a little Beatles kick myself... i didn't know they stopped playing live for so many albums that was an interesting tidbit...but it did spark my remembering writing as a band and recording, it's been a coupla years for me as well...well guess im gonna have to remedy that...buying a new guitar tomorrow , im thinking a les paul like Georges actually , at Guitar Czar in UT. they all remembered you ..anyway fun video here..cheers mate
I don't think they were "thinking". They were just having fun.
They did a lot of thinking and learning early on which allowed them to have fun later on
Note that not only Paul, George, and John gets a solo, but Ringo, does an amazing, once in a lifetime, drum solo. So The End is basically all the members showing their music capabilities to the fullest, including Ringo.
We love you and your work keep up the good informative work👍🏼
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Appreciated that Dad Joke at the end Tyler
0:20 georges part is my favorite
John once said "I'm an artist, you could give me a tuba and I'll get you something out of it"
I gotta be honest, George’s solo at the very end of the song is the best on the song, it just has it.
I'm not sure where you got the info that the solos were completely improvised. That would be news to me. It has an improv feel sure, but the Beatles generally worked things out in some detail beforehand.
awesome video!
Finally some Beatles Content
I think Paul was a guitar player before bass. I had no idea it was all three of them dueling. I just assumed it was all George.
I agree John won. That open string riff is killer. It’s so thick and nasty.
BEYOND AWESOME!!! WAYYY BEYOND AWESOME!!!
You talk about music better then anyone ive seen, not in real life cuz ive never seen you im not even in same country i dont stalk im not outside..... Good video gitta go!!!!!
I saw what you did there! Perfect!
I love how Paul and George are doing Hendrix and Clapton style shred solos respectively
And then John comes in
They come from the same city as me... But, unfortunately, that is where the connection ends. Don't live there now, but every time I hear em it reminds me of my roots. Legends.
Yo ur the best man
No way can I pick a favorite. As you pointed out, each one had its own style and imagination. 😎🎸 Bravo Bravo Bravo (one for each Beatle) 😎🎸
And-May I add. Your not so bad yourself 😎🎸just kidding 😎🎸your freaking awesome 👏🏻
I don't have a favorite, between the three of them they came up with an epic guitar solo. I have to wonder if they didn't look at each and say "holy crap we're good" when this was finished.
John used his epiphone casino
Hi Tyler!!!! your sound is so good on this video… what amp/overdrive/or plugin did you use??
Can tell that you recorded Paul last -- nice work on this!
I just realized after listening to it a month or so ago that Ringo changes from a closed to open hi-hat and then (back again?) during the A7-D7 vamp right b4 the solos start.
Love the ending guitar lick from George. So tasteful and fits like a glove like all his parts....
Great takes on the solos.
Don’t forget Ringo’s drum solo 🥁
It's like the 3 way gunfight at the end of "The Good, The bad and the Ugly"
The End wasn't the last beatles song that they recorded together. The last beatles song that they recorder together was I Want You(She's so Heavy).
*1:13** Because: *Crys in harmonies*