It’s all off emotion, the chord progression choices, the lyrics then match said emotion. Only the best songs come from this, storytelling with emotional unison.
milestoneman Yeah, me too. To this day I don't understand how little attention this song gets. I think it's one of his best. PM was always the "happy" Beatle but there's a real melancholy side of him. Songs like this, Dear Friend, Little Willow, are some of my favorites of his. cheers
I want to say thanks to you for putting your lessons online. I have been playing guitar since 1970 or so and consider myself a decent finger picker. All learned the hard way, you know what I mean. Since finding your site, I have gone back to play all those tunes I found tough to figure out, including JUNK! Which is fairly easy to play. I remember working in a restaurant on Cannery Row around 1982 and heard this guitar player out by the bar playing BlackBird, which my mind just couldn't grasp at the time.... It was just after the 70s so I was still recovering... LOL. But I asked that guitar player to show me how he played it. Then I realized I needed to know my fret board and understand the octave changes. That took another 10 years as there was no internet and lessons were 15 an hour. Ultimately, now at 61 years old and can still pay attention, I learn these tunes from you in a day or so of practice. You are definitely the best instructor of technical playing I have seen. Congrats,. Peter
Hi Peter, also try youtube for a guy named PRIVETTRICKER or JAMES JAMES.......sort by "lessons" for learning, or many others of his just show him playing along with songs........ great to follow either way!
I am constantly amazed how seemingly simply yet surprisingly complex McCartney's music is, getting the rhythm just right is the key to this melodic piece to resonate so wonderfully-one little miss and the whole "house of cards" comes down-thank you for you wonderful lesson and your musicianship-nobody on RUclips matches your understanding and touch with this beautiful piece:)
I remember when I first heard this from McCartney first solo album and I was mesmerized by the melody and second that he was such a good guitarist. A friend of mine knew how to play it.And I always wanted him to show me how to play it but he moved away.But it always was in the back of my in to learn it. Thanks for your wonderful tutorial.It brought back memories.
I was about eight years old when McCartney's fist solo album came out and the two songs which had a huge impact were "Maybe I'm Amazed" and "Junk". The next album was Ram and that was the album that really made me want to learn to play guitar and sing. I formed my first band at 15 which was the start of a thirty year dream. I was 19 when I joined my first professional band and those two albums were the cause to that effect! My favorite album of all time is Ram. Back to the 'McCartney" album - most songs take time to really grow on you, but "Junk" took my heart immediately! In my opinion Junk is McCartney's most under rated and under appreciated song. The chord structure is 100% McCartney and the entire world knows Lennon/McCartney are the greatest rock/pop collaboration in rock/pop history without any shadow doubt. Of all four Beatles, McCartney's solo material and his prolific output are simply unmatched. There's quite a lot of great rock bands who have also pumped out multiple albums but for me personally, you'll usually have one or maybe two songs on each album that you come to love. With the Beatles and McCartney's solo material, every album without exception, were the exact reverse to where you might not dig one or two songs, or, you might not like a song or two compared to the rest of each albums. Of all McCartney's lyrics, ( I was lead vocalist/writer/rhythm guitar) and again, in my personal opinion, Junk, which is a masterpiece of simplicity; meaning it's one of those rare awesome songs where it's an acoustic guitar up front and vocals, it's not busy. So, the music and lyrics are in perfect symbiotic harmony. But the lyrics, the philosophical message which speaks to how wealth and material things don't bring happiness and fulfillment, where material things eventually break down and end up in a dump. It's about taking our focus off these things and instead focus on life, love , family, friends and happiness which does bring fulfillment and joy. For reasons unknown to me, this song has been overlooked and grossly underappreciated. McCartney masterfully weaved music and lyrics together which on their own merits are both as emotionally powerful as anything McCartney or the Beatles have written. Thanks for the instruction, I've always meant to get around to learning this and just never got around to it. Jack ~'()'~ Canada AKA Commie-Da ruled under the jack boot of Comrade, Crime Minister Justa Turdhole
Been watching you for a while and I’ve just realized that you must be Canadian 🙃 🇨🇦. Can hear it now that I’ve been out of the country for a while. Thanks for all of this great work!
You guys are my homies. I was born in Los Angeles in 1958. Started playing at 12. By the time I was 14 I was playing zepplin (Over the Hills and Far Away) and ELP (From the Beginnig),etc. I love Floyd and was an avid Beatle fan all my life. When the chldren came, I put the guitar down, but just got a new Breedlove Oregon. Nice! So I'm back! Never too late, right?
Finally getting around to this... Been on the list for years BUT HOW ABOUT THAT WAY TO FINGER AN A (around the 10:50 mark) . Wish I had thought of that one years ago!
Always loved Junk, beautiful seemingly simple melody which I stumbled through in my own fashion. Now, thanks to you I can play it right! Macca is a genius and you are a great teacher. I’d tale my hat off to both of you, if I ever wore one! More Beatles please!
just watched your Julia lesson and happened upon this one. you are so dedicated to giving/sharing your gift to those of us who can't put two chords together without a helping hand. kudos and thank you for doing this for us I enjoy how you openly point out what's even difficult for you, rather than make it look effortless. it let's us know that by learning from you...it's OK... and thank you...for giving 'the boys' their due...respecting their talents and abilities. after all...we're not here because of you...or me... we're here because 4 young guys came out of nowhere to change humanity. The Beatles were 'The Big Bang' in countless ways.
Many thanks for taking the time to work this song out and to share for us all, really appreciate it. I've always loved this song and wanted to play it, your lesson is so clear and concise, and you slow it down great so that I'm going to be able to. Many lessons on here skip bits or go through them too quickly but yours are bang on and also love the way you have included the extra little phrases and licks, which are great for being able to play correctly, many many thanks .
You are legendary sir! Learned Her Majesty from you and am learning this now, too. Really appreciate the way you teach the song. Especially in the little bits of you talking about how much you admire the song and the writer, and teach alternate ways of playing it, I like how the bits of genuine passion come through. Definitely developing a player from these. Thank you!
This was a thoroughly enjoyable session. Your approach to teaching is amongst the very best I've come along. You really "get" what makes these tunes special, and make them easy to learn. Great taste in your selections too. Terrific stuff on your channel! Thanks for sharing your valuable knowledge!
I've just stumbled upon this lesson after trying--and being dissatisfied with--the chords on ultimate guitar chords. Isn't this great? I think I'll be able to pull this one off after working through this video.
I have always loved this song more so the instrumental version.A true classic McCartney song.After seeing this lesson I'm going to have to learn it.I like your way of teaching songs..keep up the good work !!!.
Dude....your the greatest teacher ever....so glad I stumbled upon your channel ....love everything your teaching....even some songs I thought I knew , I didn't know it the right way....awesome... thanks man...so glad you take the time to explain everything so thoroughly....
I think we all appreciate the time and effort you put into making your videos so enjoyable and rewarding. You kind of set the bar on many of these from a teaching standpoint. Cheerz again!
That's one of the songs that inspired me to learn guitar since I was a little kid , unfortunately life took me for ways that I wasn't supposed to take , lol , I play it anyway now , but not as great as you , practice practice is what I need , thank you !.
I'm learning this song! The thing that blocks me a little is the hand that gets tired of always making the barre. But I'll do it somehow, thanks for this video!
I have the same problem. The index finger just doesn't get enough leverage force for the steel strings. I found positioning my thumb close to the bridge helps. Also rejecting the false myth that you can't get good tone from low action and light (.01) strings.
Sorry. I meant to say moving the thumb up towards the "NUT 0 fret". That aligns the index finger in front of the palm of your hand rather than away from it, where it's unsupported.
It also helps to keep your barre finger very close to the fret so that you can feel the fret under it. It's really much harder if your finger is even a little bit away from the fret wire.
I think, on a closer listen, that the second chord of the song is: D string @ 3rd fret; G string @ 4th fret; B string @ 2nd fret; and E string at 4th fret. Your lessons are the best I've found on the internet as far a playing the correct chords, inversions and picking patterns. 😁
I know it’s the exact same chords and frets, that’s how u play guitar, but it’s always magic when you play and learn a new song and ur playing the same progression as Paul or the talented guy on screen and u finally get the shape, sound, placement correct.
great lesson I've played it so long ago never really played exactly like that but I think I had problems separating the two guitars great job i really appreciate the songs you teach thanx
Albertosaurus One of my favorite albums of all time! Good suggestion too.
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Shutup & Play - guitar tutorials Yeah it’s a really short song. Hopefully not as difficult as Junk. My fingers just don’t wanna cooperate with this one. 😕
thanks I have been playing for years but could still not get my head around this kind of stuff. I mean I am a power chord and standard chord player but this is great and u have taught me well.
I love Paul McCartney and he is the reason I play the guitar. I went to his and George Harrison's school too. A great tune to play is "Bip Bop Link" from his Wild Life Album. Give it a try. It's a cool picking song.
Man! What a wonderful lesson! Paul could not teach this song better! You deserve a little Pal help, for sure ( cause a little Paul help you don´t need)!!
This is brilliant Andy, don't know why it's called"junk"its anything but, the genius of Paul McCartney, and your genius for showing us how to play this song, I'm supporting your channel BTW, many thanks.
Thanks Howard. If you listen to the words, it's about a junk store and how sentimental and broken hearted that can be and all of the memories those items contain from their previous owners. It really captures the sadness. Well, at least that's my take on it! I've always thought it was one of his best songs. Cheers, Andy.
@@ShutupAndPlayGuitarTutorials It also seems to be an early comment on over-consumption of "stuff". "Buy, buy" says the sign in the shop window, "Why, why?" says the junk in the yard. I sing this song every time I start to fall back into my old "shopping for entertainment" ways.
Brilliant lesson and brilliant little song. Thanks very much for posting this lesson. I'm determined to practice this until the family can hopefully recognising what I am playing for a change.
Your lessons are among the best for sure, thanks for sharing them. I always liked the la-di-da sound of this one but didn't know the title, I'll definitely be working it out now though thanks to your lesson.
im so confused, it sounds like your D string is tuned down a half step? because mine sounds slightly higher? and I know mine is in tune. im talking about 5:50
For me this song represents james paul mccartney after beatles break-up...a little bit sad but we never wonder this will brings paul as a great songwriter after fab four.👍👍
Thank you so much for this lesson. When you said there's more to playing this tune then it appears, you were correct. You nailing the strumming pattern is amazing. The Taylor sounds great! I have a 410ce, it's loud, but you're getting a beautiful tone out of your 210. Like Paul, you're a very clean player. I'll see if I can kick a buck or two to you in appreciation for the lessons.
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The chords that Paul finds and implements into a song will boggle my mind forever
It’s all off emotion, the chord progression choices, the lyrics then match said emotion. Only the best songs come from this, storytelling with emotional unison.
One of my favourite McCartney compositions. So hauntingly beautiful. Timeless.
milestoneman Yeah, me too. To this day I don't understand how little attention this song gets. I think it's one of his best. PM was always the "happy" Beatle but there's a real melancholy side of him. Songs like this, Dear Friend, Little Willow, are some of my favorites of his. cheers
You Never Give Me Yr money and Golden Slumbers also…two soul-crashingly melancholy numbers.
Paul wrote a real gem here. This is one bit of Junk you don't want to get rid of....
fjf sjdnx you’re actually upset that someone enjoyed a song
fjf sjdnx not really sure why you’re insulting me. The way way I read that made it sound like you were making fun of him for being old
fjf sjdnx yeah I know what dad jokes are but I just genuinely thought you were insulting the guy
@fjf sjdnx - How about you fuck off instead...
@fjf sjdnx Chill my guy
I want to say thanks to you for putting your lessons online. I have been playing guitar since 1970 or so and consider myself a decent finger picker. All learned the hard way, you know what I mean. Since finding your site, I have gone back to play all those tunes I found tough to figure out, including JUNK! Which is fairly easy to play. I remember working in a restaurant on Cannery Row around 1982 and heard this guitar player out by the bar playing BlackBird, which my mind just couldn't grasp at the time.... It was just after the 70s so I was still recovering... LOL. But I asked that guitar player to show me how he played it. Then I realized I needed to know my fret board and understand the octave changes. That took another 10 years as there was no internet and lessons were 15 an hour. Ultimately, now at 61 years old and can still pay attention, I learn these tunes from you in a day or so of practice. You are definitely the best instructor of technical playing I have seen. Congrats,. Peter
Jesus I must suck if I'm having trouble with these lessons
Jesus I must suck if I'm having trouble with these lessons
Great job
Thelizardking1 you don’t suck, you just need more practice
Hi Peter, also try youtube for a guy named PRIVETTRICKER or JAMES JAMES.......sort by "lessons" for learning, or many others of his just show him playing along with songs........ great to follow either way!
The magic of music is the complexity of simplicity. This song is the best example of that. Only a genius like Paul can create this marvel. ❤
McCartney is a genius to compose this and you are a great guitarist to play it-fantastic!!
I am constantly amazed how seemingly simply yet surprisingly complex McCartney's music is, getting the rhythm just right is the key to this melodic piece to resonate so wonderfully-one little miss and the whole "house of cards" comes down-thank you for you wonderful lesson and your musicianship-nobody on RUclips matches your understanding and touch with this beautiful piece:)
Maybe you're amazed?
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Paul McCartney is a music genius. Just love him.
This song by itself destroyed pretty much my hole thumb. Beautiful as always, in the end all the pain is worth for this.
I remember when I first heard this from McCartney first solo album and I was mesmerized by the melody and second that he was such a good guitarist. A friend of mine knew how to play it.And I always wanted him to show me how to play it but he moved away.But it always was in the back of my in to learn it. Thanks for your wonderful tutorial.It brought back memories.
It took me over a month to learn this by ear back in the 1990's.
RUclips rocks!
I was about eight years old when McCartney's fist solo album came out and the two songs which had a huge impact were "Maybe I'm Amazed" and "Junk". The next album was Ram and that was the album that really made me want to learn to play guitar and sing. I formed my first band at 15 which was the start of a thirty year dream. I was 19 when I joined my first professional band and those two albums were the cause to that effect!
My favorite album of all time is Ram. Back to the 'McCartney" album - most songs take time to really grow on you, but "Junk" took my heart immediately!
In my opinion Junk is McCartney's most under rated and under appreciated song. The chord structure is 100% McCartney and the entire world knows Lennon/McCartney are the greatest rock/pop collaboration in rock/pop history without any shadow doubt.
Of all four Beatles, McCartney's solo material and his prolific output are simply unmatched. There's quite a lot of great rock bands who have also pumped out multiple albums but for me personally, you'll usually have one or maybe two songs on each album that you come to love.
With the Beatles and McCartney's solo material, every album without exception, were the exact reverse to where you might not dig one or two songs, or, you might not like a song or two compared to the rest of each albums.
Of all McCartney's lyrics, ( I was lead vocalist/writer/rhythm guitar) and again, in my personal opinion, Junk, which is a masterpiece of simplicity; meaning it's one of those rare awesome songs where it's an acoustic guitar up front and vocals, it's not busy. So, the music and lyrics are in perfect symbiotic harmony. But the lyrics, the philosophical message which speaks to how wealth and material things don't bring happiness and fulfillment, where material things eventually break down and end up in a dump.
It's about taking our focus off these things and instead focus on life, love , family, friends and happiness which does bring fulfillment and joy.
For reasons unknown to me, this song has been overlooked and grossly underappreciated. McCartney masterfully weaved music and lyrics together which on their own merits are both as emotionally powerful as anything McCartney or the Beatles have written.
Thanks for the instruction, I've always meant to get around to learning this and just never got around to it.
Jack ~'()'~ Canada AKA Commie-Da ruled under the jack boot of Comrade, Crime Minister Justa Turdhole
Been watching you for a while and I’ve just realized that you must be Canadian 🙃 🇨🇦. Can hear it now that I’ve been out of the country for a while. Thanks for all of this great work!
Man, its just beautiful isnt it. Paul was something else. Its June 2019 and im hearing this song for the very first time.
Hurts the fret hand so much ! Thanks for the awesome tuto, this is the only right version on RUclips
You guys are my homies. I was born in Los Angeles in 1958. Started playing at 12. By the time I was 14 I was playing zepplin (Over the Hills and Far Away) and ELP (From the Beginnig),etc. I love Floyd and was an avid Beatle fan all my life. When the chldren came, I put the guitar down, but just got a new Breedlove Oregon. Nice! So I'm back! Never too late, right?
Very good stuff.....!
over the hills at 14? impressive!
Your instruction videos are the most accurate I've seen.
Terry plays guitar Thanks Terry!
As a previously trained musician (saxophone), but a new guitar player, i have to say that this channel is the best.
McCartney is the master of doing something relatively simple and making it sound harder than it is.
Amazing, I don't even speak english as my natural language, but you explained everything very clear. Beautiful song, by the way!
Finally getting around to this... Been on the list for years BUT HOW ABOUT THAT WAY TO FINGER AN A (around the 10:50 mark) . Wish I had thought of that one years ago!
Always loved Junk, beautiful seemingly simple melody which I stumbled through in my own fashion. Now, thanks to you I can play it right!
Macca is a genius and you are a great teacher. I’d tale my hat off to both of you, if I ever wore one!
More Beatles please!
just watched your Julia lesson and happened upon this one. you are so dedicated to giving/sharing your gift to those of us who can't put two chords together without a helping hand. kudos and thank you for doing this for us
I enjoy how you openly point out what's even difficult for you, rather than make it look effortless. it let's us know that by learning from you...it's OK...
and thank you...for giving 'the boys' their due...respecting their talents and abilities.
after all...we're not here because of you...or me...
we're here because 4 young guys came out of nowhere to change humanity.
The Beatles were 'The Big Bang' in countless ways.
of all those acoustic guitar lessons on tube, your's are the most articulate and genuine, you play with a lot of finesse too, great job !
king yu Pang Thanks so much King, that means a lot to me bro! cheers
This is a very thorough and detailed tutorial. Thank you for sharing it. Fantastic.
Dude. You nailed it. Keep up the good work... please.
***** Thanks Clark.
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Many thanks for taking the time to work this song out and to share for us all, really appreciate it. I've always loved this song and wanted to play it, your lesson is so clear and concise, and you slow it down great so that I'm going to be able to. Many lessons on here skip bits or go through them too quickly but yours are bang on and also love the way you have included the extra little phrases and licks, which are great for being able to play correctly, many many thanks .
Darren McNally You're welcome Darren.
You are legendary sir! Learned Her Majesty from you and am learning this now, too. Really appreciate the way you teach the song. Especially in the little bits of you talking about how much you admire the song and the writer, and teach alternate ways of playing it, I like how the bits of genuine passion come through. Definitely developing a player from these. Thank you!
Love this song and have since I was a kid. Glad I stumbled on this while looking for something else. Now I'm hooked on getting this down. Thanks!
dougsaroma Yeah, it's one of my favorite songs by PM too. cheers
Oh! And you are my favorite guitar teacher! Thanks for doing this for us man! You rock!
This was a thoroughly enjoyable session. Your approach to teaching is amongst the very best I've come along. You really "get" what makes these tunes special, and make them easy to learn. Great taste in your selections too.
Terrific stuff on your channel! Thanks for sharing your valuable knowledge!
Gitfiddlemann Thanks a lot! I'm glad you're enjoying the lessons. cheers
Thank you so much for this great lesson. Very clear, precise and expertly delivered. It does this wonderful and classic composition justice.
I've just stumbled upon this lesson after trying--and being dissatisfied with--the chords on ultimate guitar chords. Isn't this great? I think I'll be able to pull this one off after working through this video.
I have always loved this song more so the instrumental version.A true classic McCartney song.After seeing this lesson I'm going to have to learn it.I like your way of teaching songs..keep up the good work !!!.
Very nice. I used to play this song in the early 80's and forgot how to play it. Thanks you brought back great memories.
Karl Leon Thanks a lot Karl. cheers
Always loved this song. Thank you for this and the many other Beatles songs you have and will continue to teach
Dude....your the greatest teacher ever....so glad I stumbled upon your channel ....love everything your teaching....even some songs I thought I knew , I didn't know it the right way....awesome...
thanks man...so glad you take the time to explain everything so thoroughly....
Perfect lesson, many thanks.
I think we all appreciate the time and effort you put into making your videos so enjoyable and rewarding. You kind of set the bar on many of these from a teaching standpoint.
Cheerz again!
scott t Wow, thanks a lot Scott! I'm happy that you're enjoying the lessons bro. cheers
I love your tutorials, thanks to you I learned to play blackbird. It'd be nice if you can teach us the acoustic part of long tailed winter bird
Great lesson. You've nailed it.
Thanks very much. Cheers, Mark
Congratulations! It's a beautiful Interpretation and a great Tutorial.
Thank you! I was thrilled to learn this. Thanks for the excellent lesson!
That's one of the songs that inspired me to learn guitar since I was a little kid , unfortunately life took me for ways that I wasn't supposed to take , lol , I play it anyway now , but not as great as you , practice practice is what I need , thank you !.
THIS here is a great tutorial. Many thanks
Thanks for all the lessons you share. You teaching methods are very clear and concise. I love this McCartney Junk lesson.
Rudy van Bree Thanks a lot Rudy!
I'm learning this song! The thing that blocks me a little is the hand that gets tired of always making the barre. But I'll do it somehow, thanks for this video!
I have the same problem. The index finger just doesn't get enough leverage force for the steel strings. I found positioning my thumb close to the bridge helps. Also rejecting the false myth that you can't get good tone from low action and light (.01) strings.
Michael Duddy After a while you get used to it, it's a matter of practice! I learned it and now it’s easy for me to play it :)
Sorry. I meant to say moving the thumb up towards the "NUT 0 fret". That aligns the index finger in front of the palm of your hand rather than away from it, where it's unsupported.
It also helps to keep your barre finger very close to the fret so that you can feel the fret under it. It's really much harder if your finger is even a little bit away from the fret wire.
I think, on a closer listen, that the second chord of the song is: D string @ 3rd fret; G string @ 4th fret; B string @ 2nd fret; and E string at 4th fret. Your lessons are the best I've found on the internet as far a playing the correct chords, inversions and picking patterns. 😁
Thanks a lot. Thanks for teaching me, thanks for sharing, thanks for help keeping music alive.
One of the best videos ever. Thanks. I will try it when I get my guitar back home. I love this melody.
You are an awesome guitar player and teacher!
I know it’s the exact same chords and frets, that’s how u play guitar, but it’s always magic when you play and learn a new song and ur playing the same progression as Paul or the talented guy on screen and u finally get the shape, sound, placement correct.
great lesson I've played it so long ago never really played exactly like that but I think I had problems separating the two guitars great job i really appreciate the songs you teach thanx
brian x Thanks Brian!
Nice!! I love the Mccartney album. A quick lovely linda tutorial would be nice.
Albertosaurus One of my favorite albums of all time! Good suggestion too.
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Yeah it’s a really short song. Hopefully not as difficult as Junk. My fingers just don’t wanna cooperate with this one. 😕
i learned this for a presentation in class :) thank you so much :)
Wow, this was EXTREMELY helpful! Thank You!
RantingThespian You're welcome.
Beautiful !!!!! ALL your lessons have been GREAT!!! I really appreciate you sharing your talent with us! Thank you!!!
BookofIsaiah Thanks a lot for that bud. I've got a lot more videos on the way so stay tuned. cheers
thanks I have been playing for years but could still not get my head around this kind of stuff. I mean I am a power chord and standard chord player but this is great and u have taught me well.
***** Thanks for watching.
I love Paul McCartney and he is the reason I play the guitar. I went to his and George Harrison's school too. A great tune to play is "Bip Bop Link" from his Wild Life Album. Give it a try. It's a cool picking song.
Terry plays guitar Thanks Terry, Wildlife is one of my favorite albums. cheers
+George Ryan I love the Wildlife album too, that and McCartney are my favourite McCartney albums
Terry plays guitar a
Man! What a wonderful lesson! Paul could not teach this song better! You deserve a little Pal help, for sure ( cause a little Paul help you don´t need)!!
🎵 For more information on this lesson and the TAB: www.shutupandplay.ca/junk--acoustic.html
Really good! You got the talent to hear the fingerings!
This is brilliant Andy, don't know why it's called"junk"its anything but, the genius of Paul McCartney, and your genius for showing us how to play this song, I'm supporting your channel BTW, many thanks.
Thanks Howard. If you listen to the words, it's about a junk store and how sentimental and broken hearted that can be and all of the memories those items contain from their previous owners. It really captures the sadness. Well, at least that's my take on it! I've always thought it was one of his best songs. Cheers, Andy.
@@ShutupAndPlayGuitarTutorials It also seems to be an early comment on over-consumption of "stuff". "Buy, buy" says the sign in the shop window, "Why, why?" says the junk in the yard. I sing this song every time I start to fall back into my old "shopping for entertainment" ways.
Dude you are the man
Awesome thank you! Love this song.
Brilliant lesson and brilliant little song. Thanks very much for posting this lesson. I'm determined to practice this until the family can hopefully recognising what I am playing for a change.
darlojag45 Thank you! cheers
All time favorite of mine.
A very nice tune from P Mc C. très bonne pédagogie. Bravo!! Your teaching is very good
I personally think it is the best thing Paul ever did.
That play through was perfect, and great lesson too
ASMRWhisperLight. Thank you
Damn. You NAILED it. You got your self a sub
I searched for a lesson on this song, found him, subscribed!
My favourite from Paul... should have been on Abbey Road ❤️ great tutorial 🙏
That was a excellent lesson. Thank You so much 😊
I am a huge Macca fan .
amazing... love this choice... another one I'd request is "Larry the Logger Two Step" - doobie brothers
You played it perfectly!
Not too fast, not too slow. Nice teaching.
Excelente!, gracias, desde Buenos Aires, Argentina
Perfect rendition!
Muchas gracias por enseñar un tema tan lindo como este!..felicitaciones!
i cant even do the first chord lmao
ALOT of talking about how to play an A chord😅 Great tutorial, its 2020yr and I'm learning this!👍
Great lesson and a favorite of mine. Much appreciated and donation is winging it's way to you. Keep up the good work :)
Damian Penney Thanks a lot Damian!
Thanks so much for the tutorial. It´s really well done and very easy to get the song. Excellent! My best wishes, Ignacio.
Wonderful tutorial. Thank You!
best version I've heard!
What tone deaf person can ever give this a thumbs down. Simply perfect tune and playing.
Bravo. I love that song.
Your lessons are among the best for sure, thanks for sharing them. I always liked the la-di-da sound of this one but didn't know the title, I'll definitely be working it out now though thanks to your lesson.
Wolf2u2 Thanks!
GREAT tutorial!
Great lesson, thanks man
Amazing video! Thanks!
(^^♪ポールマッカトニーの曲をポールマッカトニーらしい奏法で弾いていますね～～～。
穏やかな気分になりました！
simply fantastic
Hey man, could you make a video on "Man we was lonely"? I love that song! cheers!
thanks for taking the time...
Beautiful
Excellent!
im so confused, it sounds like your D string is tuned down a half step? because mine sounds slightly higher? and I know mine is in tune. im talking about 5:50
never mind! I forgot i tuned my whole guitar down a half step the last song I was practicing haha.
For me this song represents james paul mccartney after beatles break-up...a little bit sad but we never wonder this will brings paul as a great songwriter after fab four.👍👍
very good lesson!
thank u for teach this song, when I owe a crédito card the first thing I'll do will be support your lessons
Thank you so much for this lesson. When you said there's more to playing this tune then it appears, you were correct. You nailing the strumming pattern is amazing. The Taylor sounds great! I have a 410ce, it's loud, but you're getting a beautiful tone out of your 210. Like Paul, you're a very clean player. I'll see if I can kick a buck or two to you in appreciation for the lessons.
Very nice, thank you very much!