Top 20 Beatles Guitar Riffs

A couple of years ago I did a video of Beatles 'Top 10' guitar riffs, but quickly realised that 10 wasn't enough! While The Beatles are often celebrated for writing some of the greatest pop songs and albums of all time, their guitar work is usually overlooked. Here is a brand new video of Top 20 Beatles riffs.

EQUIPMENT
Epiphone SG Special VE
Fender Player Series Stratocaster
Blue Moon Acoustic
Joyo AC Tone

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TRACKLISTING
0:00 Revolution
0:14 It's All Too Much
0:28 Come Together
0:43 Drive My Car
0:55 Here Comes The Sun
1:09 Ticket To Ride
1:17 If I Needed Someone
1:28 I Feel Fine
1:38 I've Got A Feeling
1:54 Don't Let Me Down
2:10 Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)
2:26 Birthday
2:42 Helter Skelter
3:00 And Your Bird Can Sing
3:14 Dig A Pony
3:28 Hey Bulldog
3:39 Day Tripper
3:54 I Want To Tell You
4:07 Paperback Writer
4:20 I Want You (She's So Heavy)

[WB-]

George was a criminally underrated player

[nobyra]

I really love how shes so heavy keeps going. You really can't cut that riff short.

[jessicacosiguitar]

The riff of “And your bird can sing” is amazing

[vaultman]

FINALLY someone includes Hey Bulldog. Such an underrated song.

[markstrugnell]

She’s so heavy is such a great riff. It’s basically stoner rock. Such a great riff to jam to

[garethbuckeridge]

George Harrison was very much under rated as a guitarist, perhaps because he was the quiet one?

[marcosebastianodicaro]

This is so fucking amazing, my favourite The Beatles' riff will always be I Want You (She's So Heavy)

[therodgodproject]

The Beatles! The most important band of all time

[Nately]

The 'And your bird can sing' riff blows my mind every time.

[landonwinter]

It's actually kind of cool how many of these don't sound "right" without the bass. Hell I play the bass and many of their songs, but didn't know it was THAT integral to the guitar part sounding correct.

[YourCitizen]

That Helter Skelter riff was _so_ on point, along with Birthday and Day Tripper... And damn, I Want You is just such a way to end a video!

[JohnnyLee]

2 bands that inspired me to play instruments
1. The beatles
2. Nirvana

[sirmatthewiii]

Time Stamps:

Revolution - 0:02

It’s All Too Much - 0:14

Come Together - 0:28

Drive My Car - 0:45

Here Comes The Sun - 0:56

Ticket To Ride - 1:11

If I Need Someone - 1:17

I Feel Fine - 1:29

I’ve Got A Feeling - 1:40

Don’t Let Me Down - 1:54

Norwegian Wood - 2:11

Birthday - 2:26

Helter Skelter - 2:42

And Your Bird Can Sing - 3:01

Dig A Pony - 3:15

Hey Bulldog - 3:29

Day Tripper - 3:40

I Want To Tell You - 3:54

Paperback Writer - 4:08

I Want You 4:21

If something is wrong just tell me

[noska]

Personally I would have put Taxman on there somewhere

[navneetsinghr]

I just realized how underrated Lennon is as a guitarist. He came with around half the riffs in this list and he wasn't even the lead guitarist. Like day tripper, revolution, I feel fine etc

[slothjohnson]

Wow never realized how complex some of their riffs are

[FriesinNF]

I play Guitar over 40 Years, i never thought the beatles had so much good riffs! Thank you!

[matthewwillard]

Finally somebody actually plays "Birthday" correctly

[kurtyboyy]

Nice to see Its All Too Much getting some love. Definitely their most underrated song.

[enricodelascio]

George harrison really knows how to build something incredible from simple things.(btw i know there are some riffs in here that arent from George)