The Beatles - Revolution LESSON by Mike Pachelli

[martynspooner]

There is not anybody breaking down the Beatles anywhere close to Mike. Respect and thanks for sharing your hard work and talent.

[ronrago]

There’s nothing like getting up & watching this video on a Saturday morning. Mike you freaking nail it & I can watch you all day! This is so great!

[sapelesteve]

Yet another fantastic lesson & rendition of a classic JL song by MP! Thanks again Mike for keeping the music of the Beatles alive & well! 👍👍👏👏

[CherryPhosphate]

Absolutely fantastic, Mike. Many thanks again from Liverpool. Consider myself a Beatles nut but I never knew John effectively played the lead on this.

[beatxt]

Revolution unlocked! When you're a kid it sounds like a glorious rock and roll thrash about. Actually it's total rock and roll virtuosity. One of your best works.

[Orechaser]

Mike is the best at this.. incredible detail and clear explanations. This channel is an archive for the ages.

[coololdluke]

Fantastic lesson! This is the best Beatle guitar teacher I've ever seen and I've been working on Beatles guitar since they WERE Beatles. If you want to learn to play guitar look no further than Mike!

[geo.cgeier]

Great job Mr Sixth Beatle, always love the back story and when you blend it all together at the end is great! Always look forward and love it! Thanx for sharing!

[bobbyjonkey]

'it is the 'foggy mountain breakdown' of pure ROCK & You did great Mike

[randymccracken]

Fascinating to see the different parts and how it all fits together. Thanks for breaking down another great Beatle tune Mike!

[expoundnow]

Fabulous analysis. Thanks. One of your best, Mike. One thing that deserves comment and emphasis is how John’s guitar creatively extends the basic Chuck Berry riffs and lead lines, adding originality and harmonic spice to back up the singing and making the song unique and distinctively a Beatles song. The Beatles never copied directly from their heroes. The made everything their own.

[patriottothecore]

Thanks Mike - been waiting for this one. You really nailed the overdriven tone. Didn’t think that could be done via an amp rather than the desk.

[taylormedia]

Even after watching your channel for years, you continue to amaze me with your comprehensive knowledge of my favorite band. I don’t care what street John or Paul were born on. I love that you dissect all the parts that went into the songs.

[paulfuhrmeistersr]

You are the BEST
I HAVE LEARNED SO MUCH FROM YOUR LESSONS YOU!

[Orion]

Thank you Mike, there is no one close to an adequate tutorial out there other than you right here

[guitarandbeyondplus]

Great job Mike. Special thanks for that weird riff John plays in the solo. I could never wrap my head around it.

[sunking]

Amazing how the Beatles added so much flavor to a Rock & Roll tune. After all...they were a Rock & Roll "guitar band."

[kohertion]

Awesome!, I love your attention to detail, even down to playing the bass left handed. :o) You are so easy to learn from thanks for all you do.

[wterrier]

Wow ! Asked Mike to add this one awhile ago. As always, we are all SO appreciative if his work !

[andrewpappas]

I’ve always loved this song and how heavy it gets, also another fact I always liked about this song (if I remember it correctly) was that people would return the record because they thought the massive fuzz/distortion was a result of the record being broken. Great video as always, Mike, and I know I’m asking this over and over so I apologize again for that but if you ever decide to do more of The Beatles’ heavier tracks I’d love to see Helter Skelter, I Want You (She’s So Heavy) or And Your Bird Can Sing just for that awesome dual guitar harmonies