OK, I'm 73 , like folks grandparents today - full strength jr. high school. beatlemania.... I was most happy when they followed the artsy Sgt pepper with back to guitar White album...." while my guitar' but Revolver is their best.
For those wondering, Musora seem to be the parent company of Drumeo, Guitareo, Pianote, Recordeo. I don’t know what has changed and if it has now been bought by Musora, but sadly it seems their RUclips channel has all but died. It’s a shame that Musora can’t tell us what has happened themselves, but I’m saddened that we seem to have lost a great channel with some amazing tutors. I will particularly miss Ayla, such an inspiration. Goodbye Guitareo, we will miss you. 😢
Very interesting way to categorize their eras, never thought of it that way 🤔 Though it could be 5; counting the pre-Ringo period, or even 6, seperating this in 2, counting from 1960 when the name officiallise... Nice work though!
MMT and White Album are generally shite for me. All the rest, wonderful. I have them all, some several copies. I can hardly play a note. It's torture learning even the basic open chords, but then I've only just started at 75. I have good dexterity, no arthritis, and good fine motor skills having been a fitter-welder most of my working life, but finding the finger/chord shapes is murder. Even though I'm left-handed, I decided at the beginning to learn to play right handed. Apparently many famous left handers play right handed. My eldest son plays guitar, has clumsy fat fingers, and very broad flat nails, yet manages quite well even though he's only been playing for about a year. I have well-shaped fingers and nails and I keep the nails short. I'm trying to build up callouses on my finger ends because fretting strings is really painful. My wife and I play the Beatles all the time in our car. All the time and never tire of them, often picking up nuances unheard before. Curiously I hardly ever play Beatles on our domestic hifi. Dunno why, it's usually Elton John, Kinks, Dire Straits et al. This young lady is very accomplished, and I had no idea when I started how difficult and frustrating it would be, so well-done her for soldiering on....
I, and many others of my generation, was in a depressed funk after the assassination of JFK in November of 1963. And then The Beatles played the Ed Sullivan show in February 1964 and it was as if the sun came out. They were exactly what was needed at the time. I was an instant fan and continued to be so to this day. My favourite album is Revolver and my favourite song is Tomorrow Never Knows.
Yep. I've thought this for decades... that something was desperately needed after early 60's depression - my dad had bomb shelter plans on the dining room table, the hours and hours of televised Kennedy murder and funeral....
I saw them in Hamburg in 1962 while I was in the Navy. Pete Best was still the drummer then. Some months later in '63, I saw them at The Cavern Club in Liverpool, and by then, Ringo Starr had replaced Pete Best on drums. And, yes...my last name really is McCartney. Found out, that Paul and I are second cousins. :)
Saw them in Vancouver 1964. My favourite band still. They lead the way and created a musical renaissance of the 60's. They brought intellect to rock music and eventually made great solo careers. Ayla you did a great job on this. ❤
@@MusoraMedia do you know of any of Robert Johnson’s songs? Just listened to “Hot Tamale” at work today and a couple other songs. It was a collection of all of his songs so I don’t know the song names. I’m guessing at Hot Tamale though
The best drum part was Ringo on Rain. But Ringo had so many great and unique parts from Something, or Come Together, or Ticket to Ride, to the unique beats on Revolver.
What a wonderful analysis. I say this is someone who has listened to The Beatles since they were first on Ed Sullivan. I especially appreciate you singling out If I Needed Someone. This is fantastic track from George which is often disregarded and underrated. I love all their music but if I had to choose, I would say that the final period is my favorite, with Abbey Road being my favorite album.
This ladies the real deal Some teachers are guitar players pretending to be teachers Some are teachers pretending to be guitar players But this chick is friggen legit She can do both and thats rare Only a hand full of specially talented ppl are good at both She was born for this bruh
Greetings Ayla and many thanks for the beautiful video!... Wow! very happy to know that you are a Beatles fan as I do... In fact, I have all the records (vinyl), CDs (re masters), many special CDs with alternative takes of thier songs, etc. In fact I learned to play guitar only for the pleasure to sing Beatles songs. I bought an Epiphone Casino guitar and a VOX amplifier. My love for their music is so strong that I went twice to England, to stay in Liverpool and London, to visit the famous Beatles places (Strawberry Fields, The Cavern, Abbey Road zebra crossing, The London Palladium, I had the fortune to enter to the Studio 2 from Abbey Road, etc). One thing: the song "Dear Prudence" was written by John and is dedicated to Prudence Farrow, the sister of the actress Mia Farrow. In the trip to India, Prudence "disappeared" that is why John ask her "won't you come out to play"... My very best wishes. I am from Chile (South America).
Very nice! Really enjoyed this vid. While all 8 years were absolutely incredible, 66-67 was by far their best. Not only was PL/SFF their best single, it was the best single by anyone *ever*. Ditto for Revolver on the album side. As great as Pepper was, I think it's slightly overrated, while MMT is slightly underrated. I consider Rubber Soul as a 66 album, even though it actually came out in Dec 65. And damn is it amazing!
I forgot to add that I would still put "Beatles For Sale" at the end of the earlier period. John's "No Reply", "I'm A Loser" and "I Don't Want To Spoil The Party" shows some lyrical growth by John but the rest of the Lp is still early Beatles to me. Let's settle on maybe transitional record. I forgot this one, I said early period for me may be "I'm A Loser" but it just hit me and not an Lp track but a single. "I Feel Fine" quite possibly the catchiest and greatest guitar riff ever. Such a happy song and sums up early period Beatles for me. Great Lennon's vocals and Paul and George harmonies all spot on. Yeah, this is my early Beatles one for me. ❤
I was ten in 1963. when The Beatles came along there was nothing like them or sound like theirs, got rush of euphoria when hearing their sound for the "first" time. George Harrison blew "everyone" away with All Things Must Pass album. also imagine hearing Who, Jimi Hendrix, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin for "first" What a wonderful time in music ; ) Just now listening to Joe Cocker ; )
By the way, wonderful analysis. The thing that gives me the most hope for the future is when young people find and embrace the music of this era. Thank you.
Is guitar riff on hold? Feels like uploads have slowed down immensely.. As an avid watcher of the channel I'm just excited for content. Miss you guys! Hope all is well
I was 13 when they appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show for the first time. It was my very first exposure to them, audibly and visually. Ed introduced them, I heard “1,2,3,4,5 Close you’re eyes and I’ll kiss you….”, the camera panned to Paul, and that was it! I was hooked. Changed my musical and life paths forever, in the best ways possible. So, for me, it was All My Loving, my favourite Beatle song ever and still my 2nd favourite song of all time
Singer guitarist Donovan was also on this trip to India, and showed John and Paul his finger picking technics in song writing. John's influence of Donovan's technique became Dear Prudence, and also Julia as 2 examples. Paul's interpretation became Mother Nature's Son, and also Black Bird as 2 examples. Ayla, I am blown away by your Beatles knowledge. I was born in 1962, and was influenced by 4 older brothers playing Beatles albums 24/7 from birth through their break up 1970, and then, the solo albums of the 70's!
That was great, Ayla! I, too, grew up with the Beatles. My first recollection of hearing any song was the opening bass line of Come Together. I was probably 2 or 3. My mom played Beatles albums a lot in the early 70"s. I had purposely not listened to them for the past 10-15 years or so. A few weeks ago I listened to nearly every album more critically than in the past, and I was sobbing probably too many times. About 20% related to the memories, but 80%, the music. The complex melodies and interaction between the instruments, their voices/harmonies. As an amateur musician, I’m so envious and appreciative that we have recorded music to enjoy. They really were something special.
They had an influence from India, but they did not head to Indian until later when they went to the ashram and wrote most of the White Album. Donovan was with them. That’s where they learned the fingerpicking that influenced dear prudence and Julia and Blackbird. Dear Prudence was written by John for Mia Farrows sister.
I wont have this ringo slander. The dear prudence main drum part was done by Paul, but this 'amazing' drum part you are talking about involves the big fill near the end. This was never confirmed as Paul, Ringo by the end of the album had come back to recording, so it's very likely that he did that fill. You Can't Unhear This covered this on a video, the clip is cut into the song, making it much more likely to be ringo.
It’s interesting either way… but what impresses me most about the Beatles is their relationship with each other and the fact they didn’t let substance abuse ruin them. Sure they dabbled, but they really weren’t about the rock and roll lifestyle. They realized money is just material and they really searched for spirituality which they valued very highly
Great stuff from Ayla with very insightful analysis. Although the comment pertaining to Paul’s drumming on Back in the USSR being one of the best drum parts ever recorded by the Beatles? A comment like that would justify Ritchie leaving the band. He was a genius in terms of invention and unconventional yet musical drumming -maybe the best of all time. All My Loving, Ticket to Ride, Tomorrow Never Knows, Day in the Life, Strawberry Fields? I could go on and on. Ringo’s was also a human metronome. Paul’s drumming on USSR was very competent especially for a “bass player”. Other than that niggle I loved the video. Thank you.
Black music! You never talked about how black Americans created rock and roll. I know thats not what the video is about but you could have mentioned it.
It's interesting that you place Rubber Soul and Revolver in different periods since George Harrison himself once said that their songs could have been in the same album because they were written in parallel. But yeah, if experimentation is a key criterion, then Revolver feels more like the real beginning of that period.
Your quest for Beatles knowledge and analyzing their music sounds as bad as me. In other words like myself, your screwed up. Just kidding. I saw them on the Ed Sullivan Show and was fortunate enough to see them in live in Pittsburgh in 1964, it was crazy. To experience Beatlemania firsthand is hard to describe. Between 1964 and 66 the world was crazy about this band. As George stated "The whole world went crazy and used us as an excuse to do it when in reality we were the four most sane people in that chaos". My favorite early period song may be/John's "I'm A Loser", so, so Dylan influence on this one. Middle period I can't believe you said George's " If I Needed Someone". Such an underrated song with a very jangly Roger McGuinn Byrd's influenced Rickenbacker Fireglo 360 twelve string played by George. One hell of a song and George was so underrated as both a guitarist and songwriter. The other great one of his from "Rubber Soul" is "Think For Yourself". Paul's fuzz bass is so damn cool. I've loved this song since 65. My favorite middle period song is probably "Nowhere Man", love, love , love this one, a perfect performance. You've put me in a difficult place here as I've never stopped to think one favorite song. I mean, just from Rubber Soul" "Girl" "In My Life along with "Nowhere Man" and the two George ones. "Rubber Soul", or as John called it "The Pot Album" ICONIC ! on every level ! Where would you place the single "Paperback Writer"/"Rain"? It's right between "Rubber Soul" and "Revolver". "Rain" is easily the most underappreciated Beatles song by far. Such an important recording in pop music history. So many first time recording techniques on this one and the first LSD inspired Beatles song and probably the first ever in pop music history. I love this song, one of my Beatles favorites. I don't know if you buy the anniversary remixes but they did release "Revolver" last September and it sounds incredible. Included on the bonus disc is the remix if the single "Paperback Writer"/"Rain" and it sounds incredible". "Rain" is like WOW ! You and I think alike. LSD period, definitely "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds" is the one but "Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite" "A Day In The Life", "Strawberry Fields Forever" and "I Am The Walrus" are up there in my books but "Lucy" is the one "Strawberry Fields" and "Penny Lane" is still regarded as the greatest single in history. The final period and this is a little scary but "Dear Prudence" all day long. I couldn't believe you said that one. The perfect song but I do put Georges "Here Comes The Sun" right up too. What a freaking song, Perfect on every level and the #1 Beatles song on Spotify with over 700 million plays as of 2021. This was fun, you're like really, really cool. Happy Beatles Journey to you. Peace ! ❤❤
With all due respect... this video should be titled "how the Beatles influenced my personal musical journey"... this is no essential guide to the Beatles in general
John was the driver for the White Album, he set the tone for that album. The focus on individual rather than group songs, the aggression of the playing, the heaviness - see the Emerick book - and he has the most space on that album by far. John has said Paul didn't like that album. And it was John who arrives with no fewer than 15 songs at the Esher demo sessions. John also had more of Abbey Road than Paul.
Hard Days Night was the first album with no covers. It wasn't just the chord progressions, but how they harmonized as singers that stood the Beatles apart from their comtempories.
I love all of the Beatles albums. George wrote two of the best Beatles tunes, Something and Here Comes the Sun. Sadly, he got short shrift from Lennon and McCartney. George is also one of my top 10 guitarists of all time.
They were a band longer that 7 years. When Paul and George joined John’s band the Quarrymen they were a band. They added Ringo and the rest is history. The “fifth Beatle” was George Martin. Well done overview.
@@ricardo_miguel13 Not true, “on July 14, 1958-the day The Beatles actually did make "their first record." A cover of “That will be the Day” and "In Spite of all the Danger." Most every source credits this song to "Paul McCartney-George Harrison," which makes it the only "McCartney-Harrison" song ever recorded.
The Beatles and here I can feel fortunate to have been born and old enough to have heard their songs as they were released and having a 4 year older Sister she would introduce me to many other emerging bands of in the 60,s and 70,s and almost killed when I accidentally recorded over Cream Live she had recorded from the Radio on mum & dads Record Player that had a built in Radio and reel to reel tape recorder (those were the days) anyway in my defence she should have labeled it or just removed it, how was I too know what she had recorded but luck was on my side as I could run faster than her lol.
The mere ACT OF GOD/JESUS of putting together these Talented Lads, and Endowing them with such great abilities/songwriting/timing/vocals, advancing the recording industry as a whole, aided by George Martin that GOD engineered him Giving them the Chance. Well it is just phenomenal. I lived thru it Beatlemania it was just Well words can not describe it. By the way Abbey Road is actually their Group finally. But Let it be came out after it. Due to production and such. Things moved pretty fast with them.
@@BarbarraBay USA was really Really Depressed in late 63 from the kennedy asassination. Another one of those Great timing issues, engineered the right timing Feb. 9th on Sullivan show, and Wham up the Charts they went, they had like chart positions 1-4 or 5 and held unto them. It was a Phenomenal time to live thru.
I was born in England a year after Paul McCartney and probably felt the same way about the music of the late 40's and early 50's. It was mostly depressing music in black and white and everyone was desperate for something more exciting. Fortunately it happened and I could sense the gradual transition from the American influences towards the first record "Love Me Do". I knew immediately that this was what we were waiting for.. Many bands were heading in the same direction but, the difference was that the Beatles were already there and years ahead. My late wife saw them in East Ham, East London at the very beginning and she said that they were like nothing else she'd heard. She had the same sense when she first heard a demo tape played by a D.J. Charlie Gillet on his radio show.. Nobody had heard of the band at the time and she said "you must listen to this band, they're special, just like the Beatles.. It was Dire Straits and "Sultans of Swing". I live in hope that there's another Beatles or Mark Knopfler somewhere but, they're special talents, so it could be a long wait.
GIRL GENIUS....Beatles started out playing in a German strip club and later eventually became the masters of invisible counterpoint with a hint of jazz mostly do to Paul's warping of the 3rd , 7th , and also the masters of sensationalism .......I started out with a Beatles bass back in the 70's .HAD A LOT OF FUN!!!
grandparents everywhere - I'm 73 , full strength jr high school beatlemania. My fave bit was when they passed the artsy ' Sgt. pepper ' and played guitar on the 'White Album. fave , of course - 'While my guitar.' thou Revolver was their best album. incl. ' rain ' try fingerpicking 'And Your bird'. what a dunce. my fave early tune, for no known reason , ' this boy.'
She must have had cool parents 😎. Nice young lady. I am 52 I have been playing for 3.5 years. I'm doing well. Ayla is the best online teacher. I've had so many light bulb moments while watching her lessons.
Great job! you know what? I'm trying to manage a band made by 5 girls three singers and two acoustic female guitar players, but I can't find a second female guitarist... Is more than a year that I'm lookin for but no answers. Even if I provide almost everything from the rehearsal room to the studio for recoding, the videocameras for a promo, a journalist and a photographer for the bio, an English teacher and an agency.... I'm afraid I have to quit. Maybe Beatles are not so important now 😞
There's a fake account representing itself as you and replying to your viewers' comments, probably to try to get money. I have tried to put the name of this account in this comment, but RUclips keeps deleting my message. You can find it by looking through the comments below, for example mine. You should report it to RUclips.
I just listened again to the video The Great Lost McCartney Session of 1965 I think the title is "Woman" written under another name, but is obviously Paul McCartney sounding. These are tools to take with you for your own writing, they are not meant to help you sound like that.
Nice capsule of the Beatles' music. Interestingly, during the "folkie" middle 8 for "If I Needed Someone" John actually does a folkie or country-ish plucking style instead of the straightforward strumming. Also, they never played any songs from Revolver live for their final tour in the summer of 1966. The most recent songs in that tour setlist would be If I Needed Someone, Nowhere Man (both from Rubber Soul, Dec 1965) and Paperback Writer (May 1966)
Ayla ÿou are actually very good 👍 at playing songs 🎵 that were written by the best bañd from 1960's ! I loved the Beatles, I was 10 years old when I first seen them perform on the Ed Sullivan show in 1964
Absolutely love the Beatles whole catalog among my favorites are I'm looking Through You, Happiness is a Warm Gun, While my Guitar Gently Weeps, And Your Bird Can Sing and No Reply
I've loved music as long as I remember. The Beatles is one of the first groups i remember that I´ve heard. At that time (1966) beatlemania raged in Europe! (I´m swesish) All the kids my age loved The Beatles and the hottest song was "She loves you". The song was played on the radio and everywhere all the time. For me it wasn't just a fad, I really loved it! I can't explain why. It made me happy, I kindá felt it swing! When my parents asked me what I wanted for my birthday, I said "She loves you" (The single.) But the disc was sold out in the record store, so they recommend another disc. So I got the single: "Strawberry fields forever"/"Penny lane". It was my first big musical experience; I didn't know music could sound like that! It was pure magic! I´d sit on the floor with the family record player and play it over and over day after day, transported to another world - that of music! Bit by bit I then began to discover more and more of the group. Today I am sixty-three years old and have got their entire production on both vinyl and CD! I´m still discovering them ! "Strawberry fields forever"/"Penny lane" are still among my absolute favourit Beatles-tunes, and those songs in particular have probably meant more than most other songs in establishing the musical interests that have shaped my life to a great extent, which friends I had, how we spent our time , etc. Later I had some other similar experiences: "Electric ladyland", and a cassette tape with Pink floyd, Yes, and ELP belong there. The Hendrix -experience (so to speak...) was when I was ten, (1970) and the casette tape were when I was 13. I´m still a Beatles fan And stil I can´t explain why I´m fond of music... (I could serve some intellectualised ratiobalised nonsense that in one way would be more or less true, but I can´t explain what it´s realy alla about - not even to myself!)
I think my favorite era was the India one with my favorite being Srgt. Peppers but i think rubber soul shoul be in the same era with revolver, bc both are amazing albuns after they started experimenting and maturing their lyrics and sounds but before they stop performing live.
for me, the 4th era was definitely a decline. Apart from George's contributions & a few other songs. most of the lyrics are inane. Jimi changed music & the Beatles did not have the electronic arsenal to keep up with the change. It took Paul until Band On The Run to catch up with the times.
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What's your favourite era of The Beatles music? If you had to pick a song that sums up the band's sound, which would you choose?
I Feel Fine!
Era 4 despite the sadness of ending as a band 😢
OK, I'm 73 , like folks grandparents today - full strength jr. high school. beatlemania.... I was most happy when they followed the artsy Sgt pepper with back to guitar White album...." while my guitar' but Revolver is their best.
Give me your Rickenbacker 4003
Please Please Me.
For those wondering, Musora seem to be the parent company of Drumeo, Guitareo, Pianote, Recordeo. I don’t know what has changed and if it has now been bought by Musora, but sadly it seems their RUclips channel has all but died. It’s a shame that Musora can’t tell us what has happened themselves, but I’m saddened that we seem to have lost a great channel with some amazing tutors. I will particularly miss Ayla, such an inspiration. Goodbye Guitareo, we will miss you. 😢
Yeah, it's kinda sad, wonder what happened
They changed the name to guitareo again
Very interesting way to categorize their eras, never thought of it that way 🤔
Though it could be 5; counting the pre-Ringo period, or even 6, seperating this in 2, counting from 1960 when the name officiallise...
Nice work though!
MMT and White Album are generally shite for me. All the rest, wonderful. I have them all, some several copies.
I can hardly play a note. It's torture learning even the basic open chords, but then I've only just started at 75. I have good dexterity, no arthritis, and good fine motor skills having been a fitter-welder most of my working life, but finding the finger/chord shapes is murder. Even though I'm left-handed, I decided at the beginning to learn to play right handed. Apparently many famous left handers play right handed. My eldest son plays guitar, has clumsy fat fingers, and very broad flat nails, yet manages quite well even though he's only been playing for about a year. I have well-shaped fingers and nails and I keep the nails short. I'm trying to build up callouses on my finger ends because fretting strings is really painful.
My wife and I play the Beatles all the time in our car. All the time and never tire of them, often picking up nuances unheard before. Curiously I hardly ever play Beatles on our domestic hifi. Dunno why, it's usually Elton John, Kinks, Dire Straits et al.
This young lady is very accomplished, and I had no idea when I started how difficult and frustrating it would be, so well-done her for soldiering on....
I, and many others of my generation, was in a depressed funk after the assassination of JFK in November of 1963. And then The Beatles played the Ed Sullivan show in February 1964 and it was as if the sun came out. They were exactly what was needed at the time. I was an instant fan and continued to be so to this day. My favourite album is Revolver and my favourite song is Tomorrow Never Knows.
Yep. I've thought this for decades... that something was desperately needed after early 60's depression - my dad had bomb shelter plans on the dining room table, the hours and hours of televised Kennedy murder and funeral....
Similar. I was 13 that year. Bought a Harmony archtop same year.
I saw them in Hamburg in 1962 while I was in the Navy. Pete Best was still the drummer then. Some months later in '63, I saw them at The Cavern Club in Liverpool, and by then, Ringo Starr had replaced Pete Best on drums. And, yes...my last name really is McCartney. Found out, that Paul and I are second cousins. :)
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That's such a cool story ! How was their live performance ?
Really?
@@drexlerjohn3822 Great!
What happened? Did you guys give up on this channel?
They got bored with us.
Time to unsubscribe? Defunct Chanel now
Saw them in Vancouver 1964.
My favourite band still. They lead the way and created a musical renaissance of the 60's. They brought intellect to rock music and eventually made great solo careers.
Ayla you did a great job on this. ❤
I learned a lot from you, Ayla.your wonderful talk shows your knowledge and admiration for The Beatles. Thank you!! ❤12:09
Thank you!!
What happened to this channel, it just stopped uploading 8 months ago
Thank you so much for this video....I'm a big Beatles fan myself..... Plus your an amazing musician.
You're very welcome!
wtf is musora
Guess they changed the name from “Guitareo” or whatever it was last? Fine with the name change as long as we still get more content like this!!
@@reedriker4772 We're excited to make many more Essential Guides! Let us know if there's an iconic band or artist you would love to see a guide for!
Guitareo was hi-jacked
@@MusoraMediaYes, you should explain the name change.
@@MusoraMedia do you know of any of Robert Johnson’s songs? Just listened to “Hot Tamale” at work today and a couple other songs. It was a collection of all of his songs so I don’t know the song names. I’m guessing at Hot Tamale though
The best drum part was Ringo on Rain. But Ringo had so many great and unique parts from Something, or Come Together, or Ticket to Ride, to the unique beats on Revolver.
What a wonderful analysis. I say this is someone who has listened to The Beatles since they were first on Ed Sullivan. I especially appreciate you singling out If I Needed Someone. This is fantastic track from George which is often disregarded and underrated. I love all their music but if I had to choose, I would say that the final period is my favorite, with Abbey Road being my favorite album.
This ladies the real deal
Some teachers are guitar players pretending to be teachers
Some are teachers pretending to be guitar players
But this chick is friggen legit
She can do both and thats rare
Only a hand full of specially talented ppl are good at both
She was born for this bruh
What music is playing in the background?
Particularly the Label-less section
Wtf indeed. At least communicate with you're subscribers. Very much disrespectful 😡
Greetings Ayla and many thanks for the beautiful video!... Wow! very happy to know that you are a Beatles fan as I do... In fact, I have all the records (vinyl), CDs (re masters), many special CDs with alternative takes of thier songs, etc. In fact I learned to play guitar only for the pleasure to sing Beatles songs. I bought an Epiphone Casino guitar and a VOX amplifier. My love for their music is so strong that I went twice to England, to stay in Liverpool and London, to visit the famous Beatles places (Strawberry Fields, The Cavern, Abbey Road zebra crossing, The London Palladium, I had the fortune to enter to the Studio 2 from Abbey Road, etc). One thing: the song "Dear Prudence" was written by John and is dedicated to Prudence Farrow, the sister of the actress Mia Farrow. In the trip to India, Prudence "disappeared" that is why John ask her "won't you come out to play"... My very best wishes. I am from Chile (South America).
🙄 5 months I am waiting for your new post .. ❤
Not a fan of her way of speaking but very comprehensive video
Are you going to do the Rolling Stones next? Probably not right? ;)
Very nice! Really enjoyed this vid. While all 8 years were absolutely incredible, 66-67 was by far their best. Not only was PL/SFF their best single, it was the best single by anyone *ever*. Ditto for Revolver on the album side. As great as Pepper was, I think it's slightly overrated, while MMT is slightly underrated. I consider Rubber Soul as a 66 album, even though it actually came out in Dec 65. And damn is it amazing!
I forgot to add that I would still put "Beatles For Sale" at the end of the earlier period. John's "No Reply",
"I'm A Loser" and "I Don't Want To Spoil The Party" shows some lyrical growth by John but the rest of the Lp is still early Beatles to me. Let's settle on maybe transitional record. I forgot this one, I said early period for me may be "I'm A Loser" but it just hit me and not an Lp track but a single. "I Feel Fine" quite possibly the catchiest and greatest guitar riff ever. Such a happy song and sums up early period Beatles for me. Great Lennon's vocals and Paul and George harmonies all spot on. Yeah, this is my early Beatles one for me.
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where are you guys? we need you back!
They sued each other due to some romantic problems including cheating on their partners. Due to legal reasons they decided to close the channel
@@letsridehardWho cheated on who?
I was ten in 1963. when The Beatles came along there was nothing like them or sound like theirs, got rush of euphoria when hearing their sound for the "first" time. George Harrison blew "everyone" away with All Things Must Pass album. also imagine hearing Who, Jimi Hendrix, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin for "first" What a wonderful time in music ; ) Just now listening to Joe Cocker ; )
By the way, wonderful analysis. The thing that gives me the most hope for the future is when young people find and embrace the music of this era. Thank you.
Is guitar riff on hold? Feels like uploads have slowed down immensely.. As an avid watcher of the channel I'm just excited for content. Miss you guys! Hope all is well
I was 13 when they appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show for the first time. It was my very first exposure to them, audibly and visually. Ed introduced them, I heard “1,2,3,4,5 Close you’re eyes and I’ll kiss you….”, the camera panned to Paul, and that was it! I was hooked. Changed my musical and life paths forever, in the best ways possible. So, for me, it was All My Loving, my favourite Beatle song ever and still my 2nd favourite song of all time
Are you still going to do videos on RUclips? it's been awhile since the last video.
Singer guitarist Donovan was also on this trip to India, and showed John and Paul his finger picking technics in song writing. John's influence of Donovan's technique became Dear Prudence, and also Julia as 2 examples. Paul's interpretation became Mother Nature's Son, and also Black Bird as 2 examples. Ayla, I am blown away by your Beatles knowledge. I was born in 1962, and was influenced by 4 older brothers playing Beatles albums 24/7 from birth through their break up 1970, and then, the solo albums of the 70's!
musora?
where did you go ???
I really love the GUITAREO name and logo
Another super analysis from a very talented and lovely lady.
@Musora_official If only it was you Ayla.
That was great, Ayla! I, too, grew up with the Beatles. My first recollection of hearing any song was the opening bass line of Come Together. I was probably 2 or 3. My mom played Beatles albums a lot in the early 70"s.
I had purposely not listened to them for the past 10-15 years or so. A few weeks ago I listened to nearly every album more critically than in the past, and I was sobbing probably too many times. About 20% related to the memories, but 80%, the music. The complex melodies and interaction between the instruments, their voices/harmonies. As an amateur musician, I’m so envious and appreciative that we have recorded music to enjoy. They really were something special.
Why did they make only 1 video in the past 6 months?
They had an influence from India, but they did not head to Indian until later when they went to the ashram and wrote most of the White Album. Donovan was with them. That’s where they learned the fingerpicking that influenced dear prudence and Julia and Blackbird. Dear Prudence was written by John for Mia Farrows sister.
Where y’all at
This channel just disappeared?
I wont have this ringo slander. The dear prudence main drum part was done by Paul, but this 'amazing' drum part you are talking about involves the big fill near the end. This was never confirmed as Paul, Ringo by the end of the album had come back to recording, so it's very likely that he did that fill. You Can't Unhear This covered this on a video, the clip is cut into the song, making it much more likely to be ringo.
It’s interesting either way… but what impresses me most about the Beatles is their relationship with each other and the fact they didn’t let substance abuse ruin them. Sure they dabbled, but they really weren’t about the rock and roll lifestyle. They realized money is just material and they really searched for spirituality which they valued very highly
Reminded me of discovering them as a teen
Great stuff from Ayla with very insightful analysis. Although the comment pertaining to Paul’s drumming on Back in the USSR being one of the best drum parts ever recorded by the Beatles? A comment like that would justify Ritchie leaving the band. He was a genius in terms of invention and unconventional yet musical drumming -maybe the best of all time. All My Loving, Ticket to Ride, Tomorrow Never Knows, Day in the Life, Strawberry Fields? I could go on and on. Ringo’s was also a human metronome. Paul’s drumming on USSR was very competent especially for a “bass player”. Other than that niggle I loved the video. Thank you.
This is the last post from this channel. Want happened?
Black music! You never talked about how black Americans created rock and roll. I know thats not what the video is about but you could have mentioned it.
Oh wow, this is pure garbage. What you describe as era 1 should be era 2 or even 3. You totally miss what the Beatles were
❤❤ Ayla. I was from this era 60's baby. You make music so much fun. 😊
she's so heavy...🎶😉
It's interesting that you place Rubber Soul and Revolver in different periods since George Harrison himself once said that their songs could have been in the same album because they were written in parallel. But yeah, if experimentation is a key criterion, then Revolver feels more like the real beginning of that period.
Who is the host and where can we hear her music?? Great take on the Beatles!
Her band is Ludic.
Your quest for Beatles knowledge and analyzing their music sounds as bad as me. In other words like myself, your screwed up.
Just kidding. I saw them on the Ed Sullivan Show and was fortunate enough to see them in live in Pittsburgh in 1964, it was crazy. To experience Beatlemania firsthand is hard to describe. Between
1964 and 66 the world was crazy about this band.
As George stated "The whole world went crazy and used us as an excuse to do it when in reality we were the four most sane people in that chaos".
My favorite early period song may be/John's
"I'm A Loser", so, so Dylan influence on this one.
Middle period I can't believe you said George's
" If I Needed Someone".
Such an underrated song with a very jangly Roger McGuinn Byrd's influenced Rickenbacker Fireglo 360 twelve string played by George. One hell of a song and George was so underrated as both a guitarist and songwriter.
The other great one of his from "Rubber Soul" is "Think For Yourself". Paul's fuzz bass is so damn cool.
I've loved this song since 65. My favorite middle period song is probably "Nowhere Man", love, love , love this one, a perfect performance. You've put me in a difficult place here as I've never stopped to think one favorite song.
I mean, just from Rubber Soul" "Girl" "In My Life along with "Nowhere Man" and the two George ones.
"Rubber Soul", or as John called it "The Pot Album"
ICONIC ! on every level !
Where would you place the single "Paperback Writer"/"Rain"? It's right between "Rubber Soul" and
"Revolver". "Rain" is easily the most underappreciated Beatles song by far. Such an important recording in pop music history. So many first time recording techniques on this one and the first LSD inspired Beatles song and probably the first ever in pop music history. I love this song, one of my Beatles favorites. I don't know if you buy the anniversary remixes but they did release "Revolver" last September and it sounds incredible. Included on the bonus disc is the remix if the single "Paperback Writer"/"Rain" and it sounds incredible". "Rain" is like WOW ! You and I think alike. LSD period, definitely "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds" is the one but "Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite" "A Day In The Life", "Strawberry Fields Forever" and "I Am The Walrus" are up there in my books but "Lucy" is the one
"Strawberry Fields" and "Penny Lane" is still regarded as the greatest single in history. The final period and this is a little scary but "Dear Prudence" all day long. I couldn't believe you said that one.
The perfect song but I do put Georges "Here Comes The Sun" right up too.
What a freaking song, Perfect on every level and the #1 Beatles song on Spotify with over 700 million plays as of 2021.
This was fun, you're like really, really cool. Happy Beatles Journey to you.
Peace ! ❤❤
With all due respect... this video should be titled "how the Beatles influenced my personal musical journey"... this is no essential guide to the Beatles in general
The Beatles are the greatest gift the world has ever seen
This channel appears to be DOA. No new content in 10 months.
I never get tired listening to the beatles since 1989
What happened to guitareo
You seem nice, but to know The Beatles you would have to have lived tbru The Beatles era.
IMO a hard days night is their most underrated album. Love it.
i wll never forgive they dumped Pete Best since he wasnt good looking enough. That so disgusting I just cant listen to this band.
I want to marry you,I was in a band called The Beat'ulls, were on RUclips xxxxx❤
John was the driver for the White Album, he set the tone for that album. The focus on individual rather than group songs, the aggression of the playing, the heaviness - see the Emerick book - and he has the most space on that album by far. John has said Paul didn't like that album. And it was John who arrives with no fewer than 15 songs at the Esher demo sessions.
John also had more of Abbey Road than Paul.
Hard Days Night was the first album with no covers. It wasn't just the chord progressions, but how they harmonized as singers that stood the Beatles apart from their comtempories.
Best band to start with.
Wow, first time I hear you sing and you are a very good singer too!
Thank you! 😄
What a great presenter! 🤩
Well played 😉👍
I love all of the Beatles albums. George wrote two of the best Beatles tunes, Something and Here Comes the Sun. Sadly, he got short shrift from Lennon and McCartney. George is also one of my top 10 guitarists of all time.
Wow, Ayla, you are a terrific singer! 👏
They were a band longer that 7 years. When Paul and George joined John’s band the Quarrymen they were a band. They added Ringo and the rest is history. The “fifth Beatle” was George Martin. Well done overview.
True, maybe this research wasn’t very thorough.
they were a recording band for 7 years..anyway
@@ricardo_miguel13 Not true, “on July 14, 1958-the day The Beatles actually did make "their first record." A cover of “That will be the Day” and "In Spite of all the Danger." Most every source credits this song to "Paul McCartney-George Harrison," which makes it the only "McCartney-Harrison" song ever recorded.
@@GaryBook Yes true, but it was not released, so the discography of them began with the Love Me Do single in 1962
@@ricardo_miguel13 The Beatles recorded with Tony Sheridan in Hamburg in 1961 & 1962. It was Released in 1962 on the album, My Bonnie.
if i needed someone the pen ultimate track on rubber soul? ... i mean sure, but cmon in my life tho
When I was in the Third grade our teacher asked us to draw a picture of what we wanted to be when we grew up so I drew a picture of the Beatles!
“A day in the life” The topper most of the popper most!
Loved your video. Thanks for loving The Beatles.
Pretty cool that even AI people like the Beatles.
Why is Ayla on a different channel now??
Please do led zeppelin love your vids❤
Great video thanks
The Beatles and here I can feel fortunate to have been born and old enough to have heard their songs as they were released and having a 4 year older Sister she would introduce me to many other emerging bands of in the 60,s and 70,s and almost killed when I accidentally recorded over Cream Live she had recorded from the Radio on mum & dads Record Player that had a built in Radio and reel to reel tape recorder (those were the days) anyway in my defence she should have labeled it or just removed it, how was I too know what she had recorded but luck was on my side as I could run faster than her lol.
The mere ACT OF GOD/JESUS of putting together these Talented Lads, and Endowing them with such great abilities/songwriting/timing/vocals, advancing the recording industry as a whole, aided by George Martin that GOD engineered him Giving them the Chance. Well it is just phenomenal. I lived thru it Beatlemania it was just Well words can not describe it. By the way Abbey Road is actually their Group finally. But Let it be came out after it. Due to production and such. Things moved pretty fast with them.
Lol - unlikely Jesus put together a band that wrote music encouraging people to engage in drugs & sexual promiscuity.
@@BarbarraBayHe works in mysterious ways
@@BarbarraBay USA was really Really Depressed in late 63 from the kennedy asassination. Another one of those Great timing issues, engineered the right timing Feb. 9th on Sullivan show, and Wham up the Charts they went, they had like chart positions 1-4 or 5 and held unto them. It was a Phenomenal time to live thru.
@@snicker576 EXACTLY.
@@ksharpe10 stop it. The Beatles encouraged non-Christian ways of behaving. The Devil created them.
why did this channel die?
They were the greatest band of all time, by far.
Early works...Please2me
I think you need to do your own thing🙂
I grew up in the 60,s it was FAB
I was born in England a year after Paul McCartney and probably felt the same way about the music of the late 40's and early 50's. It was mostly depressing music in black and white and everyone was desperate for something more exciting. Fortunately it happened and I could sense the gradual transition from the American influences towards the first record "Love Me Do". I knew immediately that this was what we were waiting for.. Many bands were heading in the same direction but, the difference was that the Beatles were already there and years ahead. My late wife saw them in East Ham, East London at the very beginning and she said that they were like nothing else she'd heard. She had the same sense when she first heard a demo tape played by a D.J. Charlie Gillet on his radio show.. Nobody had heard of the band at the time and she said "you must listen to this band, they're special, just like the Beatles.. It was Dire Straits and "Sultans of Swing".
I live in hope that there's another Beatles or Mark Knopfler somewhere but, they're special talents, so it could be a long wait.
GIRL GENIUS....Beatles started out playing in a German strip club and later eventually became the masters of invisible counterpoint with a hint of jazz mostly do to Paul's warping of the 3rd , 7th , and also the masters of sensationalism .......I started out with a Beatles bass back in the 70's .HAD A LOT OF FUN!!!
Rip what happened
grandparents everywhere - I'm 73 , full strength jr high school beatlemania. My fave bit was when they passed the artsy ' Sgt. pepper ' and played guitar on the 'White Album. fave , of course - 'While my guitar.' thou Revolver was their best album. incl. ' rain ' try fingerpicking 'And Your bird'. what a dunce. my fave early tune, for no known reason , ' this boy.'
She must have had cool parents 😎.
Nice young lady.
I am 52 I have been playing for 3.5 years.
I'm doing well.
Ayla is the best online teacher. I've had so many light bulb moments while watching her lessons.
Great job! you know what? I'm trying to manage a band made by 5 girls three singers and two acoustic female guitar players, but I can't find a second female guitarist... Is more than a year that I'm lookin for but no answers. Even if I provide almost everything from the rehearsal room to the studio for recoding, the videocameras for a promo, a journalist and a photographer for the bio, an English teacher and an agency.... I'm afraid I have to quit. Maybe Beatles are not so important now 😞
There's a fake account representing itself as you and replying to your viewers' comments, probably to try to get money. I have tried to put the name of this account in this comment, but RUclips keeps deleting my message. You can find it by looking through the comments below, for example mine. You should report it to RUclips.
I just listened again to the video The Great Lost McCartney Session of 1965 I think the title is "Woman" written under another name, but is obviously Paul McCartney sounding. These are tools to take with you for your own writing, they are not meant to help you sound like that.
Nice capsule of the Beatles' music. Interestingly, during the "folkie" middle 8 for "If I Needed Someone" John actually does a folkie or country-ish plucking style instead of the straightforward strumming. Also, they never played any songs from Revolver live for their final tour in the summer of 1966. The most recent songs in that tour setlist would be If I Needed Someone, Nowhere Man (both from Rubber Soul, Dec 1965) and Paperback Writer (May 1966)
What song plays behind when you talk about Revolver/ Sgt. Peppers/ MMT?
Ayla ÿou are actually very good 👍 at playing songs 🎵
that were written by the best
bañd from 1960's ! I loved the Beatles, I was 10 years old when I first seen them perform on the Ed Sullivan show in 1964
Absolutely love the Beatles whole catalog among my favorites are I'm looking Through You, Happiness is a Warm Gun, While my Guitar Gently Weeps, And Your Bird Can Sing and No Reply
Do The Who next!!
Hi, A Challenge for you! Can you teach us the solo in Springsteen's "Candy's Room?" Happy Holidays!
I've loved music as long as I remember.
The Beatles is one of the first groups i remember that I´ve heard. At that time (1966) beatlemania raged in Europe! (I´m swesish)
All the kids my age loved The Beatles and the hottest song was "She loves you".
The song was played on the radio and everywhere all the time.
For me it wasn't just a fad, I really loved it! I can't explain why. It made me happy, I kindá felt it swing!
When my parents asked me what I wanted for my birthday, I said "She loves you" (The single.)
But the disc was sold out in the record store, so they recommend another disc.
So I got the single: "Strawberry fields forever"/"Penny lane".
It was my first big musical experience; I didn't know music could sound like that! It was pure magic!
I´d sit on the floor with the family record player and play it over and over day after day, transported to another world - that of music!
Bit by bit I then began to discover more and more of the group. Today I am sixty-three years old and have got their entire production on both vinyl and CD!
I´m still discovering them !
"Strawberry fields forever"/"Penny lane" are still among my absolute favourit Beatles-tunes, and those songs in particular have probably meant more than most other songs in establishing the musical interests that have shaped my life to a great extent, which friends I had, how we spent our time , etc.
Later I had some other similar experiences: "Electric ladyland", and a cassette tape with Pink floyd, Yes, and ELP belong there.
The Hendrix -experience (so to speak...) was when I was ten, (1970) and the casette tape were when I was 13.
I´m still a Beatles fan
And stil I can´t explain why I´m fond of music...
(I could serve some intellectualised ratiobalised nonsense that in one way would be more or less true, but I can´t explain what it´s realy alla about - not even to myself!)
I think my favorite era was the India one with my favorite being Srgt. Peppers but i think rubber soul shoul be in the same era with revolver, bc both are amazing albuns after they started experimenting and maturing their lyrics and sounds but before they stop performing live.
for me, the 4th era was definitely a decline. Apart from George's contributions & a few other songs. most of the lyrics are inane. Jimi changed music & the Beatles did not have the electronic arsenal to keep up with the change. It took Paul until Band On The Run to catch up with the times.