TOP 10 BEATLES RIFFS RANKED

In this episode I rank the Top 10 Beatles riffs!

50% OFF EVERYTHING SALE:

👂50% OFF The Beato Ear Training Program ——— Use Code RB500

📗 50% OFF The Beato Book 4 ——— Use Coupon Code: RB500

🎸 50% OFF The NEW Quick Lessons Pro Course ——— Use Code RB500

——————————————————————————————————————

My Links to Follow:

——————————————————————————————

Special Thanks to My Supporters:
Catherine Sundvall
Clark Griswold
Ryan Twigg
LAWRENCE WANG
Martin Small
Kevin Wu
Robert Zapolis
Jeremy Kreamer
Sean Munding
Nat Linville
Bobby Alcott
Peter Glen
Robert Marqusee
James Hurster
John Nieradka
Grey Tarkenton
Joe Armstrong
Brian Smith
Robert Hickerty
comboy
Peter DeVault
Phil Mingin
Tal Harber
Rick Taylor
Bill Miller
Gabriel Karaffa
Brett Bottomley
Frederick Humphrey
Nathan Hanna
Stephen Dahl
Scott McCroskey
Dave Ling
Rick Walker
Jason Lowman
Jake Stringer
steven crawford
Piush Dahal
Jim Sanger
Brian Lawson
Eddie Khoriaty
Vinny Piana
J.I. Abbot
Kyle Dandurand
Michael Krugman
Vinicius Almeida
Lars Nielsen
Kyle Duvall
Alex Zuzin
tom gilberts
Paul Noonan
Scott Thompson
Kaeordic Industries LLC
Duane Blake
Kai Ellis
Zack Kirkorian
Joe Ansaldi
 Pzz
Marc Alan
Rob Kline
Calvin Wells
David Trapani
Will Elrics
Debbie Valle
JP Rosato
Orion Letizi
Mike Voloshen
Peter Pillitteri
Jeremy Hickerson
Travis Ahrenholtz

[marcoapdias]

When I hear someone saying that the Beatles are overestimated because their songs are too simple, my answer is "that's why they are geniuses: they make complex and intricate melodies and harmonies sound simple and catchy". This video is the perfect example of it.

[NelsonStJames]

It's incredible to believe that one group in such a relatively short time composed so many iconic songs.

[hball]

10 riffs is not enough...I could have watched for an hour, easily. The Beatles were the soundtrack of my adolescence and I will be forever grateful.

[sammmy]

Here Comes the Sun is the most powerful, positive pieces of music ever written.

[JimValko]

I've been hearing these songs for 50-plus years and I still get an emotional jolt when I hear them. Music is magic.

[RedDogMamaHD]

I love when you post Beatles videos. Regarding #7 In my Life I ... More: The initials are engraved in our wedding rings. My husband passed away nearly 3 years ago. We would have celebrated our 51st Anniversary this year.

[miguelangie]

The Beatles have always been my number 1 band. Before I studied music, and after that. I love music by many other artists, but no matter what, everytime I revisit The Beatles I get that Oh my God feeling. There's no one like them. That level of creativity, that sound they also worked on in the studio, those lyrics, their musicianship... not to say their humbleness and humanity too...

[ridethelightning]

0:50 And Your Bird Can Sing
1:16 Blackbird
1:57 Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
2:42 In My Life
3:20 Norwegian Wood
3:50 Because
4:30 Day Tripper
5:26 Paperback Writer
5:57 I Feel Fine
6:24 Here Comes The Sun

[keithbaxter]

I Want You (She's So Heavy) is hypnotic. The riff in Help going into each verse shows Harrison had some chops.

[georgelucas]

“If I Needed Someone” has one of the most memorable Beatles riffs. It’s such an underrated George song.

[jimvandemoter]

I got into my first real band in the summer of 1966 and one of the first songs we learned was "Day Tripper." I just turned 14 years old and I was one of the coolest kids around because I could play it. It was a big step for me. I'm 70 years old now and I still play, and I still know "Day Tripper."

[jimsanders]

The melody and vocal harmony in “Because” still, to this day, are so emotionally moving. I can’t think of any other song that I feel that with. Brilliant. Genius.

[richgl]

100% agree with Here Comes the Sun. The first day of warmth and sun each year - that melody begins to play in my head…. it’s as aligned a melody can get with what it is describing. Perfection.

[daf]

Keith Richards gets a lot of recognition for being one of the great riff masters, but George deserves more acknowledgement than he receives for his riffs, the memorability and musicality of which are nicely explained in this video. Thank you, Rick, for giving George his due.

[polytheneprentiss]

I love that they used the acoustic guitars on this. Just shows that the Beatles music is very versatile and timeless. When they played “Because” I actually got a little teary-eyed 😢 “Blackbird” sounded Perfect! 👍🏻

[curiousnomad]

I saw the Beatles first on TV on their Ed Sullivan performance. I’ve been listening since then, and every time I listen the music gets deeper and more profound. The genius of the songs is astounding.

[brianc]

Can't believe "And I Love Her" did not make this list! Beautiful, elegant, simple.

[JonMichaelDeShazer]

I love this video so much. I lost my dad to cancer 12 years ago this month (he was just 55) and was an avid Beatles fan and guitar player for more than 40 years. Some of these riffs you played I haven't heard played since he died. Even though it was 12 years ago, all of these emotions come flooding back and brought me to tears thinking of him.

[mbrltrpress]

Oh man, just hearing that Here Comes The Sun riff at the end of such a great video filled my heart with warmth. Thank you.

[dondubia]

The Beatles were the Mozart of the 20th Century. Making 2 or 3 albums a year with such timeless music was more special than even they recognized at the time.