The Beatles - Let it be solos (Guitar lesson with TAB) 

Yeah, I wanted to do something more beginner friendly but to sound cool :)

@@nikolagugoski Many of Noel Gallagher’s early Oasis solos fall into this category

@@ethan2776 Yup, he ripped the imagine progression from John Lennon and stuck it in the Don't look back in anger intro, basically verbatim.

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Thank you for watching Edwin! Really glad these are helpful

Thanks Dean! Glad you liked it 🙂

@@nikolagugoski U'r welcome! Wonderfull song and solo. You helped me so much!! :-) Cheers from Munich

Glad you like them!

You have to be out of your mind. This could have been written as an exercise by a guitar teacher teaching a first year student.

@@JohnM-cd4ou Of course. Every guitar student with only one year of practicing knows how to play hammer on, slides, pull off and bendings. The solo is simple, but unique.

@@Bonzo-kz2mq how is it unique? It's just a smattering of random, super simple licks that doesn't even particularly go with the song

@@JohnM-cd4ou then why are you here

@@johnzone4748 because i had fond memories of this guitar solo and now can't believe how underwhelming and frankly stupid it is

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That's awesome! Really glad this helped 😁

Same

rip sorry to hear that

its a bit late but my condolonces to you and ur fam

Rip grandma. Sorry for your loss

Imagine

@@Aj.stayloyal-u4u imagine what

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Thanks for watching! Happy to help

Yes! There are no tabs for that anywhere...idk why

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Tem toda uma questão de teoria musical. Mas é a mesma coisa!!! C major e A menor é a mesma coisa!!

Thank you! Maybe this is something similar to what you are looking for ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JUyswTG_YI0.html

@@nikolagugoski thank u

You've done this? Did it unlock the universe?

Thanks for watching! Glad this helped. Yes, both scales have the same notes, but C major pentanoic would be more correct. I usually visualise things in the minor pentatonic and that's why i put A minor

@@nikolagugoski understood, thank you, great clarification and great work you do!

I'm pretty sure it's a stratocaster highway one, it was made in usa 15 years ago, it has the 2 string trees, which is only on lower end american instrument and has the big headstock and the 6 points trem, you can also see that the nutt from the truss road is chesnut, which is another proof that it was made in usa. It was the cheapest strat Made in america you could have buy at that time, but I dont think the pickups are the originals. Also it looks like he took really good care of it because you can see him play this guitar 10 years ago and it still looks great, considering the paint is nitro and there is no finish on the neck, it's quite astonishing.

@@MrBobbylolz yea i know

'B' means bend. 'P' is pull off

@@nikolagugoski oh ok, thanks!

Because A minor is the relative minor key to C Major, and vice' versa, C major is the relative major key to A minor. There's a little more to it than that, but that's the basis of the thesis. In this case, an A minor pentatonic scale pattern is used to solo over a simple C major chord progression. Again, that's the basic idea here. Every major key has it's relative minor & vice versa. D Major's relative minor key is B minor, E major's related minor key is C# minor. . . Etc. But actually, in a sense, no, you r not wrong. Because the A minor pentatonic scale notes are A,C,D,E & G. And those notes are part of the C major scale/tonality. The same notes can be used in the key of A minor as well. In certain less frequent instances, a parallel pentatonic scale can be used, pending the songs harmonic activity. It's a loaded topic that can continue on & on. Hope that helps...

Thanks Dale! Glad you liked it 🙂

Haven't started working on it, but I'll definitely give it a try

Hahahah :D That's a cool coincidence. Thank you so much for watching and for the support. Really means a lot!

Hahaha it’s a barre chord, so index finger completely over the first fret 😊

My initial plan was to tab all solo versions, but I though it would be to much haha :D I'll tab any other version if there is enough interest :)

why?

Those two notes don't really do anything in the progression and that's why no one explains them. It's just a simple way to switch from F chord to C chord where you add notes E and D in between. Also, I'm showing how to play the solos, so the progression is just an extra thing in the video

You can literally see the roman numerals on the top

must add that i love the scale shapes being shown with the green to highlight the notes that you are using on the solo's - brilliant and super helpful Sir

@@nikolagugoski ops! Sorry, yes......... my bad.....