Drive My Car - The Beatles - Guitar Cover/Lesson + TAB

Hey everybody!! Happy New Year to all of you! 🎄🤘🏻 I want to start off by saying a big "thank you" to all of my subscribers and to everyone who watches my videos. I'm very happy to see the channel growing and gaining momentum! I hope that soon I will surpass the 1K mark 😎 Today's video is a short, "mini" lesson of this classic Beatles tune from the "Rubber Soul" album. Great song that really captures the transition from the band's early pop years into the more sophisticated sounds they created in masterpieces like 'Revolver', 'The White Album', and 'Sgt. Pepper's.' As usual, I made the backing track from scratch using EZDrummer, EZKeys, and virtual amp sims. Everything was recorded and mixed in Logic Pro X and edited in Final Cut Pro. The TABs are my own original interpretation of the main sections in the song. Due to issues involving copyright, I can't add vocals, so I prefer doing these more condensed tutorials so that you guys aren't bored listening to the same parts of the song repeated over and over :) Thanks for listening and stay tuned for a lot of cool videos this year! 🎸🤘🏻🔥 J Song Info: Tempo: ~ 124 BPM Key: D Main sections of the track: Intro, Verse, Chorus, and Solo Difficulty: Easy/Intermediate --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DISCLAIMER - This video in no way shape or form intends to violate YouTube's guidelines regarding copyright infringement. The video and all others like it on my channel were created and published to YouTube without any desire to profit commercially from them or from the platform. While the music featured in this video is not my own and despite the fact that I do NOT own the rights to this song/recording whatsoever, my goal at the time of this upload was and continues to be that of teaching and entertaining. The musical notation (tablature) I display on-screen in these videos was created from scratch by listening to the original song and transcribing it by ear. Sometimes I may have referenced already existing TABs on the Internet, however, the TAB I create is a unique interpretation that does not seek to copy or plagiarize any outside material. Thank you!