@GetStrumming
Best video I have ever seen on this topic. Thank you so much. 45 years and I’ve now got it!🤣👍🏻👍🏻
@tchernas
Perfect way to get it: beat by beat. Thanks for the lesson!
@rie040656
Thank you for showing me the correct intro info of "Drive My Car" ! Not only for me as a drummer. also for bass en guitar ! Just amasing how these guys can write this kind of intro !
@jotgarrott3272
Gaaah that's so much more bluesy! I've always heard the first note on beat 2 and then been baffled.
@studiotwo
Genius! I just couldn't get this at all until I got to 2:50 in your video. You are spot on about not being able to "unhear" something.
@kevinmoore4237
Like the song itself, this is a perfect video in every way - funny but not gimmicky - gets to the point immediately - covers the equally-disorienting-but-super-cool bass and drum entrances as well - hits the issue from every angle - great playing. I love the bit where you build it, chunk by chunk, in time. This is how to do it, youtube. Liked & subscribed.
@johnvanboolen7820
Many thanks ,as a struggling old drummer I find this very useful
@jaguarsunburst1570
Great Job Man 🎸🎸🎸
@davidscharff726
Amazingly clear explanation on a song that I’ve been wrong about for decades. Thanks!
@alexkuzmenko8958
I always thought that the accent was on the third note thus it was the 1 in counting. But definitely now I realize that the accent is on the second note. Thank you.
@deantodd5042
There are several videos on this intro. I think this one is the best at getting you to do it correctly via repetition. I WOULD point out that since the Beatles did not produce their own sheet music, the counting is a matter of feel. I agree with the way you have it laid out, 4-AND. Please look at (I'm NOT being a wise guy here) the horn riff at the beginning of Till Eulenspiegel's lustige Streiche by Richard Strauss. It is the EXACT same issue with hearing it wrong. I always heard this as starting on the downbeat but the score is by the composer, so you KNOW that he meant it not to be so.
@boumbastik
Thank you so much.
@TheDailyVinyl
OMG. yes! I love that you acknowledge how hard it is to un-hear, what is basically hard-wired into the brain. Subscribed and will be looking for others on your channel.
@GaiL68soad
Oh yeah! 👍👍👍👍
@diggmo
Brilliant! Thank you!
@Roger-f8u3n
OMG! I heard it wrong for so many years. Thanks a lot.
@plasteckfly
This is a brilliant tutorial -- so well produced! Noice!
@ScottfromBaltimore
AWESOME! ROLLING ON THE RIVER!
@davidmodglin3399
Great instruction
@davidgreene9685