Learn how to play the acoustic rhythm guitar part from the Beatles classic “If I Fell” with video demonstration by Rick McCargar of http://www.guitarlicksandtabs.com
While you may learn the song faster with tab, you learn to play guitar faster if you have to spend a little more time working on getting the right chords by watching and listening, and ultimately, isn’t that the goal?
Last week’s lesson to practice learning by ear was finger-picking Jim Croce’s “These Dreams”, and this week it’s a Beatles classic, “If I Fell”.
On the original, there are two acoustics and one electric, I selected the acoustic that had the extra chords in the intro.
Let me know if you have any questions. Enjoy!
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The Beatles – One After 909 solo – guitar lesson (no lecture – just show you how to play it) and provide the guitar tablature for instructional purposes.
Before You Download The Tab: I’m helping you learn these licks/solos/songs and lessons, and now I am asking you to please help me with a small PayPal donation, or stream my song Maxstrumental 6C for free using Apple Music, Spotify or rdio.com, or watch my video titled “Caroline’s Kaleidoscope Chill” below. Please also add the songs to playlist. Thank you!
The “19’s” shown in the 13th and 14th measures, are actually performed by holding the “17b19” bend shown in the 13th measure, then releasing it as shown: