The Beatles – She Loves You
Learn how to play The Beatles – She Loves You note-for-note on guitar.
Difficulty Level: Intermediate
Barre Chords: Yes
Thumb-Over Chords: No
Playing Style: Strummed plus one lick
Tuning: Standard
The lesson is arranged for solo acoustic guitar and voice, so it leans heavily on Lennon’s rhythm guitar part, but it also includes a couple of key Harrison licks that define the sound of the original track.
The complete file contains a lesson video, a performance play thru video, full tabs, chords and lyrics. You’ll receive a link to download the lesson which will download as a zip file of 172 Mb containing all the lesson content
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Jake Gerber says
Jerry
Thanks for the reply. It’s a simple,yet deceptive sing. If you listen to the German version in stereo,it’s more pronounced ,than the UK pressing.
George did all single lead in notes over,or under the chords ,depending on how ons wants to hear it . Admittedly,until I heard the separation in stereo,I played it pretty straight . After listening to the separation of tracks,it changed my entire perspective . I guess it’s a matter of George singing the E note ,over a major chord. Possible,I guess. I’ll have to listen again.
Best
Jake
Ps. If you listen to stereo take,recorded at Pathe in France ( German version ) you’ll hear what I’m writing about. Very stiff playing,but effective ,as was everything they ever recorded .
Jake Gerber says
Jerry
I really dislike having to call someone out. It’s not my intention. The intro,any key you play it in,gives you much room,to duplicate what they did. George did a lot of single notes on intro etc. but here is one issue that is very wrong. It is not a G major chord ( if played in original key,it’s a G6. That goes with the three part vocal harmony,on the sixth chord. In this case your playing in B,not G,hence it would be a B6 chord. Then the riff. It is not a bend,it’s a slide up a half tone.
This is why I hate lead sheets. They are always wrong,chordally.
Your certainly good enough to pull it off the correct way,maybe just try it. The sixth is on both intro and outro ( last chord ,vocally and instrumentally ) G# is the sixth in your rendition,of course.
Just a thought …
Cheers
Jake
Jerry says
Hi Jake. That 6th is in the vocal harmony but I disagree that it’s in the guitar part. I did include it as the final chord of the song because I think it’s an effective ending.
This is intended to be an arrangement for voice and acoustic guitar. If I ever do the electric version, you can be sure it’ll be an attempt to replicate the original.