A couple of kids taking a bus across Liverpool to find a guy who knew the B7 chord to playing these chords blows my mind. Some serious woodshedding went on somewhere along the line...Thanks again!
Wow, George's part was really impressive. Have been playing for years but I still could not do that. For a twenty year old kid to come up with that is really something.
Mike , i can't begin to tell you how wonderful your Beatles Guitar Lessons are . I had basically given up on Guitar till your Lessons came along . Now i am having fun again . Thank You So Much for sharing your awesome Talent with us ..
That F#7-something towards the end of the solo is like a breath of fresh air. George takes simplicity to the highest level in such a young age. His solos are always on my top lists rgardless of technicalities.
Insane that a kid picker from Liverpool back then came up with that Chet Atkins level of a lead. Johns tasty chords as well as Paul's beautiful bass are so choice and beyond their years! All gelled together perfectly. I am old enough to remember this song a couple years earlier from The Music Man ... but this version is the gem. Mike's lessons show every drop of sound they laid down on vinyl. Incredible video and thanks.
When I was a kid in possession of Meet the Beatles and my folks were less than thrilled with my take over of the living room console stereo, I sat mom down to listen to Till There Was You b/c in part, she was a show tunes kinda gal. FANTASTIC video-makes me appreciate the little bits that make this one shine-at least for me. I can't help but wince when I see GH stretch his fingers an inhuman distance on the Gretsch on the Sullivan show
Really though how'd they do it? The formed the greatest, most succesfull and most influential band ever. Saved Rock and Roll started the british invasion came up with a lot of new genres, made several of the greatest albums ever and popularized and partly invented new recording techniques and broke up all inside their 20s. I don't get it
@@pauldank3453 Saved far more than RnR. Musicologist and composer Howard Goodall made TV programmes for BBC about how they saved classical music which had disappeared up its own backside in elitist no harmony, silence, death of music - well worth tracking down on YT or BBC iPlayer
@@pauldank3453 I'm just so glad to have lived through the time all of this happened, and hope Paul and Ringo live a long time from now in good health. Such a shame about George and John!
I have watched this tutorial numerous times now and it never ceases to amaze me the genius of the Beatles and the passion of Mike recreating these songs, note-by-note, for us all to emulate. Thanks Mike 👍👍
Amazing how without any training George got the fretboard and modes so well. He would be handed these new songs and a few takes later he would drop just what the song needed. Same with Ringo really. Still those arpeggios and that lead part takes that song up to world class. Mike great lesson! I am putting this one on the set list!
It s look like simple guitar playing by John but in fact, it s rhytmically more complex. The whole song, the whole harmonic or rythm skills are just perfect. 👌
There's a reason I'm up at 2:20 a.m. in Los Angeles - these lessons are more than info and technique - they are glimpses into a bygone culture. No auto-tune. Just great Beatle music fueled by mass hysteria and a bit of payola. Still holding out for a Hold Me Tight lesson! Hope you're well Mike!
Beautiful. Brilliant. Thank you. What a pleasure to behold. I'm 73, which means I was there in front of the radio and my record player when Meet The Beatles came out. I've always been amazed at George's work on this, especially his solo. Thanks for breaking it down and recreating this special cut.
George Harrisons parts never cease to amaze me, a master craftsmen at the age of 20, incredibly subtle simple and complex at the same time and always playing for the song
How cleaver were The Beatles ..i have played guitar a long time ..but the chord changes in this number ..wow ..and they played it live for the Queen of England ..was that 63 ..
Mike, I am running out of superlatives for you and your lessons. I asked and you did it in your usual incredible style. What a gem you are to Beatles fans. Thank you thank you thank you. Love these acoustic arrangements.
ppixilation - You are welcome and thanks very much for understanding. It takes A LOT of time - many days as a matter of fact - away from my family to produce these lesson videos.
@@venderstrat A lot of people still underrate the early stuff compared to the later. It ignores the exuberance and originality of merging Everleys with Little Richard, Crickets, Berry, US girl groups, etc. Also forgets that early monster sales bought the right to experiment later on. And, from the beginning, top classical musicologists and critics in UK hailed what they were doing with harmony
@@venderstrat Yep someone ALWAYS has to make the "underrated" comment. That it's made about the Beatles just shows how mindless one's head must be in a particular moment to say something like that 😯 And no, my reference point in music is not Rock n Roll, but any thinking person who has a normal level of awareness, knows this group won't ever be matched.
@@venderstratthey said under rated as MUSICIANS for a reason… most people think they were extremely mediocre musicians who could barely play their instruments, not that many people even know paul mccartney can play drums. also, accept opinions…
Love this song truly shows what geniuses these young cats were! I love their other versions of this song aswell and how george constantly adds new flourishes each time amazing !
Fantastic lesson Mike! It still boggles the mind at how they could take a song like that and make it their own. Once again, pure musical genius! Thanks so much for these videos. Hope that you are doing well.
It always amazes me how little I recognize the underlaying rhythm parts of these songs, just goes to show how much goes under the radar or at least for me. So thank you a bunch Mike, I very much adore these lessons
I call this tune “till there were hand cramps!”. The version I play has too many bar chords and I end up cramping my hands and fingers. I’m seeing this version is a bit different, so thank you!
Ditto on the cramping with the bar chords......usually when that happens, I go to playing the 'triads' like Mike does........still the pain ain't any fun !
Love this song .. I sing as part of jazz repertoire and now learning Beatle version on guitar. This song expresses my feelings about my relationship with Christ who gave me a new world view full of love. It is my love song to Christ. Chords in this song are very beautiful.
great lesson mike , how the heck these 20 year old master this tasty song is just beyond me , the solo always just knocks me out . you have the details down MIke very very well
Your love and passion for these Beatles treasures is awesome. I feel the same but my guitar skills are amature. I still can’t get enough of your videos. You bring The Beatles to life, note by note. Thank You.
I have always been fascinated by the complexity of the guitar arrangements in this track and to see them dissected and broken down is pretty striking. They were a consummate band - a collective creative genius. John’s brilliant driving rhythm and these complex, perfectly placed pieces woven in by George’s parts…all the right notes in the right places. It’s incredible. Great work piecing it all together and thank you for sharing it with us.
What an ear you have! I really appreciate what you’re doing as I have been learning Beatle tunes for decades and finding someone like you that absolutely, meticulously breaks them down perfectly makes playing them even more fun! Thank you!
When we can see someone with all this talent and dedication of a lifetime play this song with great pleasure and enthusiasm, we can say that something great is being reproduced. Incredible how these boys through simplicity left an eternal and brilliant legacy. Lucky for us!
Thank you for doing these lessons. I have been a beginner for 40 years, I am now excited to get serious and take lessons to play my guitars that till now have just been hanging on the wall. Thank you.
Wow. Thank you! When it came to the performance at the end, I was all set to concentrate on the guitar parts, but I ended up just being memorised watching the vocal performance. Spectacular!
Just wanted to let you know how great it is to have such a talented person leading us through great pieces of music culture. I'm so glad that I grew up during the time of the Beatles! Thanks Mike!!!
Joe - thank you - that was very of you to say. And yeah - I'm glad to have grown up with the lads also. Not that fun being as old as I am (lol) but it beats the antithesis!
Mike; brilliant; I remember spending hours on end in the ‘60’s learning Beatles songs (into the early hours) and particularly “Till there was you” and after all these years you have given me the actual chord pattern used by the late great John Lennon. Many thanks…..unfortunately Paul Simon took over and I moved on to the Paul Simon Song book and entered the world off Folk Clubs around Manchester and Liverpool before ending up “getting a proper job” as my Dad would say……now retired i can revert back to my youth.
Just beautiful! Love playing along with your "band" at the end this video. With the way you presented these parts to us "regular" guys, I can now finally play our wedding song to my lovely wife. Thank you Mike, you're the best!
Mike, an absolute classic & well done for managing to breakdown such a complex arrangement. How the lads worked this song out at such a young age (no internet or CZcams!) is beyond comprehension! Marvellous....
#1 Thank you for all that you do!!! I can’t get over this was recorded in 63. I’ll be 67 on July 7th same day as Ringo as watched The Beatles in Ed Sullivan. ( one of the lucky ones) keep up the great work. I’m also left handed and play drums right handed.
You are an incredible musician. It's just so beautiful how you perform and explain Beatles' music. Simply brilliant! Thank you for a great guitar lesson.
I saw " The Music Man " when I was ten in Toronto. Imagine my surprise when the Beatles covered it! I played this song for the Grade 8 class. ( Things changed for me.) George's solo is scrumptious! Great job, Mike!
Magnificent work Mike! I can’t thank you enough for reminding me how much I love this song and helping me understand why and for revealing it’s delights so beautifully. It’s good for the soul!
Wow! Mike - that was awesome! I'm looking at the John and George parts playing in such perfect harmony! I knew the Georges licks were tricky but had no idea how complex the chords that John was playing. (He never really got credit for being such damn good rhythm guitar player.
A beautiful arrangment, not Beatles,s own but, uncommon for boys in their twenties, but Paul was such a melodist who could draw his feelings into it , and make it their own, Thanks a million for doing it.
Mike, this was excellent! I’m a keyboardist and loves to play this. But hearing it on guitar the way the Beatles did it was priceless. Great job bro.👍👍👍
Mike, I do not know how to thank you for having made my time and enjoy again The Beatles music which made my time when i was in my early teen's and started playing my first cheap yet much beloved guitar. Now 55 years later I discovered your channel and your lessons and I found back the pleasure of picking up one of my guitars and playing along (not as good as you, unfortunately...).👍
Another excellent video Mike. , I love all the history to the song as well. Still hoping you will hide you,r love away one day. Keep up the great work 👍
Hi Mike, I cant congratulate you enough on that lesson and rendition of till there was you. Not alone did you call into vogue the spectacular musicianship of the Beatles but you catapulted them to the level of the all time greats, such as Beethoven and Mozart, of which they truly belong. I thank you so much for showing the world the true master musicianship of the Beatles and indeed your own exponency of their music. With Thanks. Ronnie.
Next time someone interviews Paul McCartney he'll just reply: "Ask Mike Pachelli...he knows all the answers!"
A couple of kids taking a bus across Liverpool to find a guy who knew the B7 chord to playing these chords blows my mind. Some serious woodshedding went on somewhere along the line...Thanks again!
It seems surreal
Wow, George's part was really impressive. Have been playing for years but I still could not do that.
For a twenty year old kid to come up with that is really something.
All 4 = Geniuses.
Mike , i can't begin to tell you how wonderful your Beatles Guitar Lessons are . I had basically given up on Guitar till your Lessons came along . Now i am having fun again . Thank You So Much for sharing your awesome Talent with us ..
Till there was Mike
@@EdwardBloom89 lol nice one
@@EdwardBloom89 that was a good one
Awesome Mike !
That F#7-something towards the end of the solo is like a breath of fresh air. George takes simplicity to the highest level in such a young age. His solos are always on my top lists rgardless of technicalities.
I agree. I think this song proved that they were musicians.
I think you mean to say special musicians.
Thanks for all the cool background info on this iconic song
Insane that a kid picker from Liverpool back then came up with that Chet Atkins level of a lead. Johns tasty chords as well as Paul's beautiful bass are so choice and beyond their years! All gelled together perfectly. I am old enough to remember this song a couple years earlier from The Music Man ... but this version is the gem. Mike's lessons show every drop of sound they laid down on vinyl. Incredible video and thanks.
With a sprinkling of Django Reinhardt :)
When I was a kid in possession of Meet the Beatles and my folks were less than thrilled with my take over of the living room console stereo, I sat mom down to listen to Till There Was You b/c in part, she was a show tunes kinda gal. FANTASTIC video-makes me appreciate the little bits that make this one shine-at least for me. I can't help but wince when I see GH stretch his fingers an inhuman distance on the Gretsch on the Sullivan show
Like you, I used to involve my mother because she knew music. My mother happened to think that the Beatles were great musicians.
George, 19 years old, didn't screw around, he came right out of the gate a genius on guitar.
Really though how'd they do it? The formed the greatest, most succesfull and most influential band ever. Saved Rock and Roll started the british invasion came up with a lot of new genres, made several of the greatest albums ever and popularized and partly invented new recording techniques and broke up all inside their 20s.
I don't get it
And some people call them a boy band..ignorant fools
@@pauldank3453 Saved far more than RnR. Musicologist and composer Howard Goodall made TV programmes for BBC about how they saved classical music which had disappeared up its own backside in elitist no harmony, silence, death of music - well worth tracking down on YT or BBC iPlayer
@@pauldank3453 I'm just so glad to have lived through the time all of this happened, and hope Paul and Ringo live a long time from now in good health. Such a shame about George and John!
I am continually amazed at how good of a guitarist John was especially how young he was
Simply magnificent. My gosh, George Harrison at 20 was a master.
I have watched this tutorial numerous times now and it never ceases to amaze me the genius of the Beatles and the passion of Mike recreating these songs, note-by-note, for us all to emulate. Thanks Mike 👍👍
Amazing how without any training George got the fretboard and modes so well. He would be handed these new songs and a few takes later he would drop just what the song needed. Same with Ringo really. Still those arpeggios and that lead part takes that song up to world class. Mike great lesson! I am putting this one on the set list!
I play this solo anytime I'm testing a new guitar to test its articulation and whether it has its own voice.
Same here, this is my go to song
x2
It s look like simple guitar playing by John but in fact, it s rhytmically more complex. The whole song, the whole harmonic or rythm skills are just perfect. 👌
No one bar none has done it any better Mike...beautiful and most accurate lesson.
eagle52 - I'm humbled by your VERY kind words. Thank you!
There's a reason I'm up at 2:20 a.m. in Los Angeles - these lessons are more than info and technique - they are glimpses into a bygone culture. No auto-tune. Just great Beatle music fueled by mass hysteria and a bit of payola. Still holding out for a Hold Me Tight lesson! Hope you're well Mike!
Richard - thanks - VERY kind of you to say - and yeah - "Hold Me Tight" (played in tune) would be interesting! Doin well - thanks for the well wishes.
Yeah, Hold Me Tight would be great. I play it from the Beatles Complete Scores tome but want to see Mike interpret it for inside tips.
Beautiful. Brilliant. Thank you. What a pleasure to behold. I'm 73, which means I was there in front of the radio and my record player when Meet The Beatles came out. I've always been amazed at George's work on this, especially his solo. Thanks for breaking it down and recreating this special cut.
George Harrisons parts never cease to amaze me, a master craftsmen at the age of 20, incredibly subtle simple and complex at the same time and always playing for the song
Graham - absolutely! And you said it very well.
How cleaver were The Beatles ..i have played guitar a long time ..but the chord changes in this number ..wow ..and they played it live for the Queen of England ..was that 63 ..
Mike, I am running out of superlatives for you and your lessons. I asked and you did it in your usual incredible style. What a gem you are to Beatles fans. Thank you thank you thank you. Love these acoustic arrangements.
You put so much work and effort and time into these lessons, demystifying this wonderful stuff, can't thank you enough
ppixilation - You are welcome and thanks very much for understanding. It takes A LOT of time - many days as a matter of fact - away from my family to produce these lesson videos.
This video proves just how underrated these guys were as musicians. Just sublime playing... and singing..
Mate- no one under-rates them. They are universally accepted as musical geniuses. Love and Peace. Out.
@@venderstrat Yup, still amazing how a group of young musicians were so talented and 'clicked' together !
@@venderstrat A lot of people still underrate the early stuff compared to the later. It ignores the exuberance and originality of merging Everleys with Little Richard, Crickets, Berry, US girl groups, etc. Also forgets that early monster sales bought the right to experiment later on. And, from the beginning, top classical musicologists and critics in UK hailed what they were doing with harmony
@@venderstrat Yep someone ALWAYS has to make the "underrated" comment. That it's made about the Beatles just shows how mindless one's head must be in a particular moment to say something like that 😯 And no, my reference point in music is not Rock n Roll, but any thinking person who has a normal level of awareness, knows this group won't ever be matched.
@@venderstratthey said under rated as MUSICIANS for a reason… most people think they were extremely mediocre musicians who could barely play their instruments, not that many people even know paul mccartney can play drums. also, accept opinions…
I absolutely love the way the instructor teaches it is so refreshingly humorous and makes learning fun :-) highly recommended
Mike....You explain and cover this song, and ALL the songs you post very well! Very thorough!
Yet another fantastically inspiring and professional lesson from the great maestro Mike Pachelli. Thank you so much for this video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love this song truly shows what geniuses these young cats were! I love their other versions of this song aswell and how george constantly adds new flourishes each time amazing !
Fantastic lesson Mike! It still boggles the mind at how they could take a song like that and make it their own. Once again, pure musical genius! Thanks so much for these videos. Hope that you are doing well.
Saeple - Thanks - I am doing well. It's fantastic here in the south of France! And yeah - they were pure musical geniuses.
Mike is the best teacher of Beatles songs on YT. This is another example of why.
Bravo. So nice to listen to John’s part as I’ve been singing George’s for years. George’s solos can always be sung. Thank you
Maravilloso!!!
Another home run-- bravo! Great song and such tasteful licks from George.
It always amazes me how little I recognize the underlaying rhythm parts of these songs, just goes to show how much goes under the radar or at least for me.
So thank you a bunch Mike, I very much adore these lessons
Glad you enjoy it!
Total perfection, my friend!! I wish I could sing in that upper register, but not unless I got an operation.
I call this tune “till there were hand cramps!”. The version I play has too many bar chords and I end up cramping my hands and fingers. I’m seeing this version is a bit different, so thank you!
I feel ya buddy 😂
I thought I was the only one who got hand cramps with this song. I hear ya!
Ditto on the cramping with the bar chords......usually when that happens, I go to playing the 'triads' like Mike does........still the pain ain't any fun !
Even the bass guitar was a real lefty like Paul's and played lefty too was quite impressive!!!! You are ambidextrous!
These lessons/demos you do for Beatles songs are just priceless. Thank you.
Love this song .. I sing as part of jazz repertoire and now learning Beatle version on guitar. This song expresses my feelings about my relationship with Christ who gave me a new world view full of love. It is my love song to Christ. Chords in this song are very beautiful.
Oh, stop it
Amen ... feel the same way
Mike, you never disappoint. This song is the reason I am trying to learn guitar...Thanks. At age 71...lol.
Finally, a CZcams video with the correct rhythm patterns and voicings, thanks!
As accurate as always with loads of info around it. Brilliant.
absolutely phenomenal.
great lesson mike , how the heck these 20 year old master this tasty song is just beyond me , the solo always just knocks me out . you have the details down MIke very very well
Your love and passion for these Beatles treasures is awesome. I feel the same but
my guitar skills are amature. I still can’t get enough of your videos. You bring The Beatles
to life, note by note. Thank You.
I have always been fascinated by the complexity of the guitar arrangements in this track and to see them dissected and broken down is pretty striking. They were a consummate band - a collective creative genius. John’s brilliant driving rhythm and these complex, perfectly placed pieces woven in by George’s parts…all the right notes in the right places. It’s incredible. Great work piecing it all together and thank you for sharing it with us.
Mike I love your lessons and appreciation of the Beatles who were the best ever.
Mike, thank you so much for the time you invested on teaching us "Till There Was You". I totally enjoy your teaching technique.
What an ear you have! I really appreciate what you’re doing as I have been learning Beatle tunes for decades and finding someone like you that absolutely, meticulously breaks them down perfectly makes playing them even more fun! Thank you!
When we can see someone with all this talent and dedication of a lifetime play this song with great pleasure and enthusiasm, we can say that something great is being reproduced.
Incredible how these boys through simplicity left an eternal and brilliant legacy.
Lucky for us!
Thanks so much, Mike, I was blown away by your tutorial and, of course, by your rendition of such a fabulous Beatles masterpiece !
Thank you for doing these lessons. I have been a beginner for 40 years, I am now excited to get serious and take lessons to play my guitars that till now have just been hanging on the wall. Thank you.
Wow. Thank you! When it came to the performance at the end, I was all set to concentrate on the guitar parts, but I ended up just being memorised watching the vocal performance. Spectacular!
I've always loved this song-great job! And the interpretation of this song by four young lads from Liverpool-unbelievable!
Thank you , excelent solo George !!!!
This song is a gem and you nailed it. Thanks Mike.
Just wanted to let you know how great it is to have such a talented person leading us through great pieces of music culture. I'm so glad that I grew up during the time of the Beatles! Thanks Mike!!!
Joe - thank you - that was very of you to say. And yeah - I'm glad to have grown up with the lads also. Not that fun being as old as I am (lol) but it beats the antithesis!
I've always loved the intertwining of guitars in this song
Just outstanding! Great job Mike!
Mike; brilliant; I remember spending hours on end in the ‘60’s learning Beatles songs (into the early hours) and particularly “Till there was you” and after all these years you have given me the actual chord pattern used by the late great John Lennon. Many thanks…..unfortunately Paul Simon took over and I moved on to the Paul Simon Song book and entered the world off Folk Clubs around Manchester and Liverpool before ending up “getting a proper job” as my Dad would say……now retired i can revert back to my youth.
Damn, george really had skills
Yep, 20yo & the guy was a master!
Beautiful job Mike, just perfect finish to a beautiful song. I`m sure John and George are looking down at you with a big smile on their face.
Just beautiful! Love playing along with your "band" at the end this video. With the way you presented these parts to us "regular" guys, I can now finally play our wedding song to my lovely wife. Thank you Mike, you're the best!
Excellent performance.Thank you Mike.
Mike, an absolute classic & well done for managing to breakdown such a complex arrangement. How the lads worked this song out at such a young age (no internet or CZcams!) is beyond comprehension! Marvellous....
Yikes, could this work be an example of dedication meets talent meets superbrain? Yes! My faith in humanity is restored.
Thank you Mike!
The best arrangement they did in those early days. Wonderful as always, Mike.
Glad you enjoyed it
#1 Thank you for all that you do!!! I can’t get over this was recorded in 63. I’ll be 67 on July 7th same day as Ringo as watched The Beatles in Ed Sullivan. ( one of the lucky ones) keep up the great work. I’m also left handed and play drums right handed.
You are an incredible musician. It's just so beautiful how you perform and explain Beatles' music. Simply brilliant! Thank you for a great guitar lesson.
Well done Mike! You are the best!
I saw " The Music Man " when I was ten in Toronto. Imagine my surprise when the Beatles covered it! I played this song for the Grade 8 class. ( Things changed for me.) George's solo is scrumptious! Great job, Mike!
Magnificent work Mike! I can’t thank you enough for reminding me how much I love this song and helping me understand why and for revealing it’s delights so beautifully. It’s good for the soul!
My pleasure!
Hi Mike! Thanks for answering my questions and your insights on this classic song! It is my favorite beatles song! Peace be with you!
My favorite beatles song! Been waiting for this lesson for a while. Thank you!
I really appreciate the break down of George's part - Thanks Mike!!
Great job again Mike! You truly are "da man!"
Wow! Mike - that was awesome! I'm looking at the John and George parts playing in such perfect harmony! I knew the Georges licks were tricky but had no idea how complex the chords that John was playing. (He never really got credit for being such damn good rhythm guitar player.
A beautiful arrangment, not Beatles,s own but, uncommon for boys in their twenties, but Paul was such a melodist who could draw his feelings into it , and make it their own, Thanks a million for doing it.
I feel the same as Dave ... good teacher and his slow motions are awesome!
One of my favorites ! Done well and easy to understand. Thank you !
Great song. They were geniuses. I'd love to show this video to people who think that Beatles' songs are simple . Thanks Mike!
A truly masterclass!
Mike, this was excellent! I’m a keyboardist and loves to play this. But hearing it on guitar the way the Beatles did it was priceless. Great job bro.👍👍👍
You are awesome Mr Pachelli... Thank you for all that precious info... You rock.. ✅🥊
Mike, I do not know how to thank you for having made my time and enjoy again The Beatles music which made my time when i was in my early teen's and started playing my first cheap yet much beloved guitar. Now 55 years later I discovered your channel and your lessons and I found back the pleasure of picking up one of my guitars and playing along (not as good as you, unfortunately...).👍
Another masterpiece from the "surgeon of pop music" ! Bravo !
Forensically brilliant again Mike. Thank you so much again.
Thanks for presenting the back story as well as your excellent instructions and presentation...
Great job! I always knew there were a lot of chord changes and the solo guitar of George was fantastic! Thanks for putting it all together!
Thank you Mike for the many hours it took to put this together. Nicely done.
Agreed!
Another beautiful lesson . THANKS FOR SHARING!!
Another excellent video Mike. , I love all the history to the song as well. Still hoping you will hide you,r love away one day. Keep up the great work 👍
Hi Mike, I cant congratulate you enough on that lesson and rendition of till there was you. Not alone did you call into vogue the spectacular musicianship of the Beatles but you catapulted them to the level of the all time greats, such as Beethoven and Mozart, of which they truly belong. I thank you so much for showing the world the true master musicianship of the Beatles and indeed your own exponency of their music.
With Thanks.
Ronnie.
amazing and beautiful all together . . . merci mille et une fois Mike!
That was great Mike! Thank you for posting your awesome talent.
Absolutely amazing 😍🎵🎶
I love playing this brilliant lesson
Truly outstanding. Thank you!
no words to thank you, greetings from Brazil
brilliant thank you mike. relearning this on my J160E just because ❤
Love this great song!