The Beatles - Music Lesson

Hey there! welcome to another of my Beatles Harmonica lessons, numerous Beatlemaniacs mingle here such as H.C Porter and Wsp2469.. so come join in the fun. I notice I am a lot hyper and humorous when I type to when I speak in these videos, I am very slow speaking. It is mainly because I am tired or over-analysing, I have been told in work I have a very dry sense of humor and that I often say very funny things without actually letting on that its a joke.

I chose yet again a very surreal graffiti-ish Illustration to stay in suit with previous articles, although this picture was entitled 'The Beatles vs The Rolling Stones' on flickr. Hmmm I wonder who would win that one? tough but I think I would chose the Beatles any day. So without further ado I would like to introduce my video with tips for 'Should of known better', which is a very lively yet romantic beatles song, makes me think of those hyper girls that you know are going to flirt around with other guys but at the same time they love you when they're around you, like one I met last night in town!

*Please excuse the fact that my tutorial video is no longer present, I started a new Youtube channel and accidently deleted my old one, I will get around to filming me playing in the future, for now I have left the tab for you to practice.

This song was originally released on the beatles album 'A hard day's night' and composition is credited to John Lennon, and I can understand this because it is great song lyrically and instrumentally.

It is fairly easy chords which is basically blowing or drawing numerous holes at the same time. Which is great because it's not something you will forget how to play if your just beginning, and you can tell everyone your part of Beatlemania!

It starts with -23 -23 34 -34 34 -23 -23

and you basically repeat this, so play it alongside the original until you feel its in line with what John Lennon's playing. Try bending the -23's slightly and saying under your breath 'Weh Weh' This is how the master's get the sound they want by speaking into the harmonica and being creative. Now go practice and good luck!