One of the most captivating guitar songs I’ve ever heard. The interplay between John and George is mind blowing. Then adding Ringo’s mastery on drums - beyond words how good a song this is. The Beatles were so tight as a band, especially in this middle period. Thanks for breaking this all down for us Mike!
Couldn't have agreed more one of the few songs you can hear John's guitar playing described by Guitar Player as Scotty Moore like tone fat and round yet ringing arpeggios against Harrison's squawky fuzzed out lead lines. Nevermind the vocals: Ringo 's intuitive and innovative drumming is essential and often overlooked . This sing is the basis of those posers who call themselves Oasis yuck . Basically this one song wipes out whatever those over glorified and overrated delitants ever did period
Revolver - what an album! She Said She Said one of Lennon's best hard rock songs. Love the guitar sounds on Revolver and Ringo's drums are outstanding throughout the whole album.
It was their BEST Album The English Version . Just think if Rain and Paperback Writer were also on it. They were the Only Group to NOT put their Singles on Their albums mind blowing . Yes the Casino Guitars and Georges SG were recorded in spectacular fashion. Of course also Ringo's drums. Not a filler song on this album
If there was ever a Beatles song that was a sonic commercial for a Vox AC30 this is my pick. Sublime. I got to play this with Todd Rundgren in a tour last year… too much fun!
This came out when I was 5 years old. I played this song endlesly. Revolver is so diverse, I was mesmerized by the artwork, even the views on Harrison’s hand I compared to my own. What a start for a young child. Revolver remains one of my favorite records. What a brilliant creative time in history and for me!
Wow what a Great job Mike on one of my all time favorite Lennon written songs. I was much more into these Guitar driven Beatle songs than the Sgt. Pepper stuff that had so little Guitar. Mike you do a great service to all us Guitar players with these videos on the Beatles
@@MPfrance Your opinion is not humble. Your guitar playing is outstanding. And you do very well on the Bass , Drums and vocals. All my Guitar playing friends and myself think in this order. Rubber Soul, Revolver and Let it Be ( without Spector overdubs ) were the Beatles at their best. Also Help ( British version ) and a bout half of the White Album . Those were Guitar, Bass and Drum driven albums. Rain (Ringos best drumming) . Paperback Writer are also awesome Guitar songs from that 1965-1966 magical period for the Worlds Greatest Rock Band of all time. Its funny and you seem to agree Sgt.P is like on the bottom of our lists of their albums. It just seems dated to me unlike a lot of the other stuff. Happy New Year Mike. Keep cranking out your great videos
@@MPfrance Thank you Mike for all you do. Longtime subscriber here. I find it interesting that Revolver is now considered to be the better album, when Sgt. Peppers was considered The Beatles’ masterpiece at the time. Even though Sgt. Peppers is less guitar driven, its influence is also much wider in my view. For example, Sting and Pink Floyd fastidiously studied Sgt. Peppers to develop their songwriting chops. I think Revolver’s psychedelic sounds seemed more dated by comparison.
George and John at their best as far as playing guitar together. Just to be more clear. I could feel the magic in those guitars on rubber soul and revolver when I was like 5 years old. Very special. Good job dude. Nice lesson
Superb work Mike. Revolver was such a transitional album for the Beatles and the world. The songs were markedly different from what people came to anticipate from the mop tops. I was 4 years old in 1966 and even at that age I can recall listening to “I Want to Hold Your Hand” and “She Loves You” from TV and AM radio. My parents even bought me a Meet the Beatles album when I was 4. As I got older I acquired all their albums and Revolver was definitely different from those before. She Said She Said was never a song I respected for its great compositional aspects. Your videos open up a whole new world and appreciation for how unique and groundbreakingly outstanding the Beatles were in 1966. After all, those were only a few short years past the early doo-wop R&R pop songs. Both John’s and George’s guitar compositions within this song to me were remarkable. And you brought this forth for us. Thank you for what you do!
My favorite part of the song has always been the subtle change to 3/4 time. I just love that because it ads so much variation to the groove before returning to 4/4. The Beatles were subtle geniuses with things like that. They we're always creative and full of surprises. What a great band and a great channel Mike. You're the best.
Mike these videos are teaching me how to play guitar and not only that, they are priceless as Beatles history. It feels like a legit college class I should be paying you for 😅 thank you for devoting your time to do these
I think it's really interesting that some 60 years later we're still analyzing the music of the Beatles. Evidently they've made quite an impression on of of us musicians, learning all the "tricks of their trade" and the genius minds of John & Paul. My favorite years were from 1965 till 66, the more edgy hard rock genre, or for what it was in 1966. Anyway that would be Rubber Soul and Revolver albums. Still play along and listen to these today.
Very Happy New Year to you Mike and Family 👪 best of wishes for a very Happy Healthy New Year and prosperity with many long years of a Healthy life 😀 😊
One of my all time favorite Beatle songs. In fact one of my all time favorite songs, period. Never get tired of listening to it. If Leonard Bernstein made a commentary about this song, you know it's got to be genius.
Damn, Mike, that’s one of the best videos you’ve ever done! What a great guitar song, from the greatest album of all. I saw your reply that outlines how much work it is to put one of these vids together by yourself. Thank you for your hard work, talent, and dedication. I think your videos will be watched for decades to come, since you are compiling a definitive set! You are the Master, and we’re not worthy!
Mike I have often wondered why you never show us Paul’s bass parts except when you do the end multi video? I own Rickenbacker 4003 and a Hofner Cavern style basses and would love to hear and see the bass parts. I am blown away by what you do so in no way am I criticizing your work. She Said, She Said is my favorite song from Revolver so thank you for choosing it.
Rand - Here's my cut n' pasted reply to your question: It takes the better part of two weeks for me to do one of these lessons on just the guitar parts. Research, figuring out, deciphering, memorizing, videotaping the lesson materials, recording audio, editing video & audio, creating chord blocks in PhotoShop, mastering, bouncing.wav files, writing out the chart & tabs, inserting video clips, bouncing to mp4., uploading to RUclips (the upload alone takes 6 hours) etc. etc. etc. I do all this by myself. I'm a guitarist. I teach guitar. I do play bass. But to also teach the bass as accurately as I do the guitar parts would add another two or three days of work and make the videos 30 minutes long. Most viewers don't even watch the entire video. A RUclips clip can earn 1 - 3 cents per ad view - but EVERYBODY skips past the ads and that GREATLY decreases the revenue potential. So, with a wife and son to feed, it's not even cost effective for what I'm doing now. I used to NOT include the bass (video) in my lessons but I do now include it for the student to (at least) see how it was done. In RUclips, you can slow the video down to half-speed and perhaps figure the bass part out by yourself. That's how old guys like me learned how to play songs. By slowing down the records to half-speed. Hope you understand.
This is the best tutorial on RUclips! Wow, thanks so much for this. Me and my duo partner are learning this and we sure appreciate your tutorial! Wow!!!❤
Mike your the man!!. absolutely brilliant cover of this Beatles cover your talent is never ending! Thank you for posting and teaching us all to become better guitarists and enhance our knowledge of beatles music. - James 🎸
You do such fantastic work on the greatist band ever. I wish you would include the bass parts for us solo artists who also play Bass. I notice also that you play them left handed which illustrates your hard work and integrity. GodBeless you.
Thanks Mike, that was just so cool! I'm nowhere near your level, but as a Beatles nut and a fellow muso watching your vids gives me chance to try and emulate these great songs - whilst at the same time just enjoying watching you breaking down the parts and then playing them together at the end. Thanks again from NZ!
Terrific lesson Mike & a great way to start the new year! Looking forward to what you have in store for us in 2023! Hope that all is well with you. Keep up the great work! 👍👍🎸🎸🎤🎤
Whack a doodle indeed! Another brilliant analysis of this song, Mike. I think the bridge 3/4 time gives the song its lift. Thanks for all your dedication.
Congratulations Maestro Mike bellissima e meravigliosa lezione su un mitico pezzo dei grandissimi Beatles spiegata proprio benissimo poi la TABS è la cherry sulla torta,thanks e alla prossima.Kiss...kiss...
Hey mike , this was a brilliant lesson,i would love to see your take on real love or any of their anthology song that would be great ,i love your lessons!
Yes, tis nice playing by John and creative! This and TNK are perhaps the best tracks on arguably their greatest and most creative LP. One of Ringo's greatest efforts too! His drumming sounds like boxes falling down in a warehouse. Excellent transcription Monsieur Mike!
Very good job as usual with all of it. My favorite parts of your videos are always the history and then the sound-a likes. I’m not a musician, and do enjoy the “technical” parts of the videos too. Revolver is my fav of the Fab Four.
Mike! You're great... such nerdy (in a GREAT way) attention to detail. Such fantastic lessons. Thank you so much. I know how much effort and time goes into this.
I'm a drummer, but appreciate all your efforts putting this all together. Super interesting. You did some excellent work here for all the guitarists out there doing this super-classic Beatles song.
Great lesson on a superbly underrated song by John and the boys. Any chance you could do a video some of the Beatles' Cavern Club / Live at BBC? The song I'm thinking of is Some Other Guy. George Harrison's part on that is kinda cool. John's part is hard to hear in the BBC mix, but it's more audible in the Cavern club outtakes. Kansas City, Hey Hey Hey Hey also could use a lesson on some of the subtlties from George. Also, Besame Mucho from their EMI demo on Beatles Anthology 1 would be cool to see lessons on. And the outtake of And Your Bird Can Sing. All of the above have some covers on YT, but few if any good "lessons".
Keith - Thanks a lot! And yeah - there was NO way I was going attempt to play drums on this one. So I hired my drummer, Romain Bas - who I use for live gigs here in France - to try and emulate Ringo's track.
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One of the most captivating guitar songs I’ve ever heard. The interplay between John and George is mind blowing. Then adding Ringo’s mastery on drums - beyond words how good a song this is. The Beatles were so tight as a band, especially in this middle period. Thanks for breaking this all down for us Mike!
Couldn't have agreed more one of the few songs you can hear John's guitar playing described by Guitar Player as Scotty Moore like tone fat and round yet ringing arpeggios against Harrison's squawky fuzzed out lead lines. Nevermind the vocals: Ringo 's intuitive and innovative drumming is essential and often overlooked . This sing is the basis of those posers who call themselves Oasis yuck . Basically this one song wipes out whatever those over glorified and overrated delitants ever did period
The Word.
Oh my Wow
George was a very underrated lead guitarist...very young too at this stage. just brilliant
Revolver - what an album! She Said She Said one of Lennon's best hard rock songs. Love the guitar sounds on Revolver and Ringo's drums are outstanding throughout the whole album.
It was their BEST Album The English Version . Just think if Rain and Paperback Writer were also on it. They were the Only Group to NOT put their Singles on Their albums mind blowing . Yes the Casino Guitars and Georges SG were recorded in spectacular fashion. Of course also Ringo's drums. Not a filler song on this album
I know what it's like to listen to The Beatles. Love this channel!
Glad you enjoy it!
@@MPfrance Excuse me mike, but when are you going to do Dizzy miss Lizzy and other classic Beatles covers like kansas city and more
Skarloey - I'm only focusing on songs that the Beatles actually wrote.
@@MPfrance Mike your Ringo drums are stellar. Can you please do ...Except for Me and My Monkey?
If there was ever a Beatles song that was a sonic commercial for a Vox AC30 this is my pick. Sublime. I got to play this with Todd Rundgren in a tour last year… too much fun!
Throw away album filler to them. One of the BEST songs they ever did to me. Thank you!
Couldn't agree more. If this was a single in that year 1966 for another group it might have been the best they ever had. Top 10 material
Completely agree. This is one of the greatest (underrated/unheard of) songs the Beatles ever made
This came out when I was 5 years old. I played this song endlesly. Revolver is so diverse, I was mesmerized by the artwork, even the views on Harrison’s hand I compared to my own. What a start for a young child. Revolver remains one of my favorite records. What a brilliant creative time in history and for me!
Wow what a Great job Mike on one of my all time favorite Lennon written songs. I was much more into these Guitar driven Beatle songs than the Sgt. Pepper stuff that had so little Guitar. Mike you do a great service to all us Guitar players with these videos on the Beatles
Al - Thanks and I totally agree. Sgt. P was groundbreaking when it first came out. But it hasn't stood the test of time in my humble opinion.
@@MPfrance Your opinion is not humble. Your guitar playing is outstanding. And you do very well on the Bass , Drums and vocals. All my Guitar playing friends and myself think in this order. Rubber Soul, Revolver and Let it Be ( without Spector overdubs ) were the Beatles at their best. Also Help ( British version ) and a bout half of the White Album . Those were Guitar, Bass and Drum driven albums. Rain (Ringos best drumming) . Paperback Writer are also awesome Guitar songs from that 1965-1966 magical period for the Worlds Greatest Rock Band of all time. Its funny and you seem to agree Sgt.P is like on the bottom of our lists of their albums. It just seems dated to me unlike a lot of the other stuff. Happy New Year Mike. Keep cranking out your great videos
@@MPfrance Thank you Mike for all you do. Longtime subscriber here. I find it interesting that Revolver is now considered to be the better album, when Sgt. Peppers was considered The Beatles’ masterpiece at the time. Even though Sgt. Peppers is less guitar driven, its influence is also much wider in my view. For example, Sting and Pink Floyd fastidiously studied Sgt. Peppers to develop their songwriting chops. I think Revolver’s psychedelic sounds seemed more dated by comparison.
Starting New Year right 🔥 One of my all time favorite from The Beatles
That's a cracking cover version and superb lesson. Happy New Year to you & your family. Wish you every success in '23.
Tam - Many thanks!
Please keep this up Mike through 2023, I so look forward to every one. How do you know so much info about the Beatles, you're not that old? Cheers!
George and John at their best as far as playing guitar together. Just to be more clear. I could feel the magic in those guitars on rubber soul and revolver when I was like 5 years old. Very special. Good job dude. Nice lesson
Just gotta say, you are a prince of a guy and a great musician! Thanks for generously sharing your skill and wisdom with the world!
Always liked this Beatles tune, great job Mike
Finally one other best tracks on the album explained .
Superb work Mike. Revolver was such a transitional album for the Beatles and the world. The songs were markedly different from what people came to anticipate from the mop tops. I was 4 years old in 1966 and even at that age I can recall listening to “I Want to Hold Your Hand” and “She Loves You” from TV and AM radio. My parents even bought me a Meet the Beatles album when I was 4. As I got older I acquired all their albums and Revolver was definitely different from those before. She Said She Said was never a song I respected for its great compositional aspects. Your videos open up a whole new world and appreciation for how unique and groundbreakingly outstanding the Beatles were in 1966. After all, those were only a few short years past the early doo-wop R&R pop songs. Both John’s and George’s guitar compositions within this song to me were remarkable. And you brought this forth for us. Thank you for what you do!
Simply outstanding Mike! Thanks for your precise lesson and back story. All the best in 2023.
Same to you!
Fantastic …so cool! One of my favorites.
Mine too!
My favorite part of the song has always been the subtle change to 3/4 time. I just love that because it ads so much variation to the groove before returning to 4/4. The Beatles were subtle geniuses with things like that. They we're always creative and full of surprises. What a great band and a great channel Mike. You're the best.
Absolutely superb. Thank you Mike.
Tony - Thanks & you're very welcome!
Spot on Mike - these songs NEVER lose their luster!
Doxie - Thanks - and you are SO right! Whenever I hear one of these golden oldies it blows my mind how relevant they still sound.
Mike these videos are teaching me how to play guitar and not only that, they are priceless as Beatles history. It feels like a legit college class I should be paying you for 😅 thank you for devoting your time to do these
The Beatles Launched So Many Future Musical Paths ... 💓💓💓💓
Kicking off 2023 with The Beatles, a big like from me.
Happy New year Mike, always much appreciated, from across the channel.
Rock on!
My personal favorite Beatles song, I can't wait to dig into this one
Wondefull gift to the new year! Thank you Mike
Nice.
I think it's really interesting that some 60 years later we're still analyzing the music of the Beatles. Evidently they've made quite an impression on of of us musicians, learning all the "tricks of their trade" and the genius minds of John & Paul. My favorite years were from 1965 till 66, the more edgy hard rock genre, or for what it was in 1966. Anyway that would be Rubber Soul and Revolver albums. Still play along and listen to these today.
That SG sounds absolutely delicious. Happy New Year 2023 and Cheers from the Land Down Under.
nice to hear you Mike! we share the same love, Beatles forever
One of my favorite Lennon songs.. Nice job... Never knew it was George on harmony... (why didn't I know that?? haha)
Very Happy New Year to you Mike and Family 👪 best of wishes for a very Happy Healthy New Year and prosperity with many long years of a Healthy life 😀 😊
So well done Mike! Thank you very much and enjoy your 2023!
Thanks, you too!
One of my favs. Sounded excellent!
Ethan - thanks buddy!
Great back story Mike, love this tune
One of my all time favorite Beatle songs. In fact one of my all time favorite songs, period. Never get tired of listening to it. If Leonard Bernstein made a commentary about this song, you know it's got to be genius.
Thanks for this Mike...Happy New Year!
Gregger - Same to you!
Another great breakdown by the B-Master. Thanks, Mike!
Grea demo. One of my all time favorite Beatles songs
Mike, you're the best). Happy NY!
Thanks! You too!
It was interesting. Thank you Dr. Pachelli!
Great job Mike, we don't do any Beatles songs in our band without checking out your breakdowns.
Damn, Mike, that’s one of the best videos you’ve ever done! What a great guitar song, from the greatest album of all. I saw your reply that outlines how much work it is to put one of these vids together by yourself. Thank you for your hard work, talent, and dedication. I think your videos will be watched for decades to come, since you are compiling a definitive set! You are the Master, and we’re not worthy!
The drum part is epic. Love this.
One of my favourite Beatles songs. Love your breaking it down for us to see all the elements. Makes me admire these two guitarists more ❤️
Grete - Yeah - John & George certainly knew how to work together!
Just incredible Mile!!
Mike I have often wondered why you never show us Paul’s bass parts except when you do the end multi video? I own Rickenbacker 4003 and a Hofner Cavern style basses and would love to hear and see the bass parts. I am blown away by what you do so in no way am I criticizing your work. She Said, She Said is my favorite song from Revolver so thank you for choosing it.
Rand - Here's my cut n' pasted reply to your question:
It takes the better part of two weeks for me to do one of these lessons on just the guitar parts.
Research, figuring out, deciphering, memorizing, videotaping the lesson materials, recording audio, editing video & audio, creating chord blocks in PhotoShop, mastering, bouncing.wav files, writing out the chart & tabs, inserting video clips, bouncing to mp4., uploading to RUclips (the upload alone takes 6 hours) etc. etc. etc. I do all this by myself. I'm a guitarist. I teach guitar. I do play bass. But to also teach the bass as accurately as I do the guitar parts would add another two or three days of work and make the videos 30 minutes long.
Most viewers don't even watch the entire video. A RUclips clip can earn 1 - 3 cents per ad view - but EVERYBODY skips past the ads and that GREATLY decreases the revenue potential. So, with a wife and son to feed, it's not even cost effective for what I'm doing now.
I used to NOT include the bass (video) in my lessons but I do now include it for the student to (at least) see how it was done.
In RUclips, you can slow the video down to half-speed and perhaps figure the bass part out by yourself. That's how old guys like me learned how to play songs. By slowing down the records to half-speed.
Hope you understand.
@@MPfrance Absolutely and thank you for your informative reply.
You Did fantastic Mike
Great lesson, Mike! I've always liked the guitar sound on this song.
This is the best tutorial on RUclips! Wow, thanks so much for this. Me and my duo partner are learning this and we sure appreciate your tutorial! Wow!!!❤
Mike your the man!!. absolutely brilliant cover of this Beatles cover your talent is never ending! Thank you for posting and teaching us all to become better guitarists and enhance our knowledge of beatles music. - James 🎸
Lqqq - Thank you kindly!
You do such fantastic work on the greatist band ever. I wish you would include the bass parts for us solo artists who also play Bass. I notice also that you play them left handed which illustrates your hard work and integrity. GodBeless you.
Mike: Magnificent! This is one of their greatest songs. Thanks so much for posting this. Cheers.
Very nice nuanced sound-alike you nailed it
Wow! kicking off the New Year strong! Awesome lesson Mike.
EXCELLENT AS USUAL. HAPPY NEW YEAR AND ALL BEST WISHES FROM BANGKOK.
Thanks again!
Excellent! Thank you so much!
You just get better and better…your videos are excellent and you share the same reverence for the music of The Beatles as do I….Thank you….
Thomas - Thank you very much!
Thanks Mike, that was just so cool! I'm nowhere near your level, but as a Beatles nut and a fellow muso watching your vids gives me chance to try and emulate these great songs - whilst at the same time just enjoying watching you breaking down the parts and then playing them together at the end. Thanks again from NZ!
Superb lesson, Mike. 30 mins later and I can play it. Perfect start to the day. Any chance of And Your Bird Can Sing, a similar guitar riffy song?
You make it look so easy. Not just the guitar parts but the process of making the video as well. Well done.
Terrific lesson Mike & a great way to start the new year! Looking forward to what you have in store for us in 2023! Hope that all is well with you. Keep up the great work! 👍👍🎸🎸🎤🎤
Your tone on George’s part is frighteningly spot on!🔥🔥🔥
Beautiful! Thank you Mike for clearing up how to play this song. I never got it right until you showed me.
Fantastic and complete like always!
Thanks for a great easy to digest video
I love the back stories! Thanks Mike!👏👏👏
Whack a doodle indeed! Another brilliant analysis of this song, Mike. I think the bridge 3/4 time gives the song its lift. Thanks for all your dedication.
John - You are most welcome and thanks for the kudos - I appreciate it. And yeah - the 3/4 time part (suggested by Harrison) is pure genius!
Mike Thank You for your expertise on this song and others. Greatly appreciate the knowledge that you shared with us!😊
Congratulations Maestro Mike bellissima e meravigliosa lezione su un mitico pezzo dei grandissimi Beatles spiegata proprio benissimo poi la TABS è la cherry sulla torta,thanks e alla prossima.Kiss...kiss...
Hey mike , this was a brilliant lesson,i would love to see your take on real love or any of their anthology song that would be great ,i love your lessons!
Mucho Bravio Mike! I always love your Beatles guitar lessons. Thanks!!! 🎸🎶🎼🎵
Yes, tis nice playing by John and creative! This and TNK are perhaps the best tracks on arguably their greatest and most creative LP. One of Ringo's greatest efforts too! His drumming sounds like boxes falling down in a warehouse. Excellent transcription Monsieur Mike!
Amazing sound-a-like. Kudos to the guest drummer.
Incredible !
Great work Mike
I think that is one of the best Songs EVER
Very good job as usual with all of it. My favorite parts of your videos are always the history and then the sound-a likes. I’m not a musician, and do enjoy the “technical” parts of the videos too. Revolver is my fav of the Fab Four.
Nice job Mike, great vocals .
Mostly - Thank you kindly!
Mike! You're great... such nerdy (in a GREAT way) attention to detail. Such fantastic lessons. Thank you so much. I know how much effort and time goes into this.
I'm a drummer, but appreciate all your efforts putting this all together. Super interesting. You did some excellent work here for all the guitarists out there doing this super-classic Beatles song.
Thankyou Mike
2023 of to a BANG! Happy New Year Mike ✌️ curious to know if you'll do a tutorial on Two Of Us? Great acoustic number as you will know 🙂🎸
Incredible. Loved it.
Great lesson on a superbly underrated song by John and the boys.
Any chance you could do a video some of the Beatles' Cavern Club / Live at BBC?
The song I'm thinking of is Some Other Guy. George Harrison's part on that is kinda cool.
John's part is hard to hear in the BBC mix, but it's more audible in the Cavern club outtakes.
Kansas City, Hey Hey Hey Hey also could use a lesson on some of the subtlties from George.
Also, Besame Mucho from their EMI demo on Beatles Anthology 1 would be cool to see lessons on.
And the outtake of And Your Bird Can Sing.
All of the above have some covers on YT, but few if any good "lessons".
I can’t imagine the patience and work involved in writing out the tabs, Mike.
Mike!!! You are great! Also, you have a beautiful guitar collection.
Your Beatles lessons are the absolute best. I enjoy them a lot. Thanks.
Awesome lesson!
FANNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNTASTIC, Mike! Wow, just wow!
You are awesome MIKE! THANKS
Ah yes, my favorite off Revolver! Happy new year, Mike! 🍻
Bravo! Love your treatment of this classic, with the classic line “who put all those things in your head”?
Amazing. Thank you!
Fantastique and a fantastic song.
Mike, you're spoiling us with this stuff! Thanks again!!
Excellent. TY, Mike. Sounds Phenom!
Great job Mike! Super drumming!
Keith - Thanks a lot! And yeah - there was NO way I was going attempt to play drums on this one. So I hired my drummer, Romain Bas - who I use for live gigs here in France - to try and emulate Ringo's track.
@@MPfrance I thought you looked different! Great drummer. We all know Ringo was way better than he got credit for.
Amazing that you were able to nail that SG growl. Excellent work!
Another great soundalike!
Tom - Very kind of you to say!
Love this song!
Nice lesson again , Mike !
Another excellent video. Thanks Mike!