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You know what? I think I prefer the guitar version now

It feels as if everyone hears something different when listening to music. I have an issue where I spend too much time finding the "perfect" tab because so many sound off to me. Or they're so complex it makes me wonder how the original artists even came up with it Sometimes I consider transcribing the notes by ear and arranging it myself.

Nice breakdown of Kurt Cobain's minimalist genius!

That song was written like in 92 well the music, he put the lyrics down that day you at the studio. I think if the last album came out, Ivy League would have been finished, and big long now probably would have been finished, opinion, and Do Ri mi was a demo. Would have been something special.

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the wind howling, blue skies, white clouds & natural lighting make this so cozy.. cheers

it amazes me how you managed to over complicate something can feel with a few head nods.

Clean your fretboard man

Great review, never really thought of the extreme simplicity of the song, and how great it works. New sub. 😃

Last Kurt Cobains Song was not really this one, it was Do Re Mi

came from reddit, great video my friend! I love your content!

Heart-shaped box, yeah! <3

I don't know the words to this❤

so nice bro, glad to see you're still uploading!

As stolen by Jesus Jones... Right here right now.

“You will see me” in this channel. Great vids!

please dont let this be your last one

Love this! Any chance you could tab it up I’m struggling to see what your fingers are doing on that B section!

the subtlety and less-is-more approach on this tune really elevates everything as you say. and I personally love your playing of this tune because you show how bluesy the essence of it is!

loving these uploads! keep em coming!

He used the same I/II/IV/I chord sequence two years later on the title track of Sgt Pepper’s.

I just realised I named the chords incorrectly.. Chords: Am9 - Dm11 - G13 - CMaj7

The creative process -- channeling the magical energy of the universe -- is endlessly fascinating. If your analysis of "You Won't See Me" is on point, it shows how Paul fiddled around on his guitar and found portals into melodic and harmonic channels to bring his emotions (Jane Asher relationship tensions) to life. Interesting that his lead instrument for the recording was piano.

Nice job!

This is beautiful!

let the bass play the bass :)

make.more.videos :)

thank you! great video, great song!

beautiful! 😍

descending pattern is just plush by stp lol

Very handy tips!

Great video! In the 2016 tour "one on one" Paul played this song, and he goes just like you did on the guitar

Wait you didn't post link of Rubber Soul vid! lol

Awesome. I got here after watching David Bennett video about songs with the same chord progressions

that actually sounds amazing holy shit you should make a longer version

I love Rubber Soul. First time I heard it, I borrowed the Capitol version vinyl from my friends dad, and took it up to my brothers room (best stereo) and loved it. I loved how acoustic it sounded and the clean harmonies. I already knew Revolver inside out (I know backwards) but I was in 5th grade so I took what I could get. I’m now 30+ years older and still get the same chills I did as a kid.

great man, you could keep it going too

This sounds absolutely beautiful wow

this sounds great!!

Thank you!!!

l prefer your song to you won't see me tbh

I still perform this song at my shows. Nice video 🎶🎸🥁😎

Very nice! Subscribed. Also, I wouldn’t call it stealing since that chromatic run was very common in Blues and Jazz long before The Beatles. It’s what you do with it that makes it special and I love what you did with it.

The punchline to the B7 chord story is that once they tracked the guy down, he showed them the chord and they said, “Oh, *THAT* chord? We know that chord from Buddy Holly songs!” So they already knew it, they just didn’t know what it was called! Great video, by the way. That chromatic descending run from the fifth to the major third is very common in blues, so Paul didn’t really invent it, but what makes it special is the beautiful melody that he put over it.

Wow awesome dude, that’s wicked

really nice

Donovan feelings, don't know why

The harmonies in this song are endlessly delicious. This is why I will forever worship the unmatched craftsmanship of The Beatles.

I saw this and I enjoyed it very much. Keep doing this, you’re amazing. I’ve watched some other videos of yours. Believe in yourself and make more music so we can listen! Cheers.

very nice!