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I love two chord songs, I love them. Everyone that has been watching the channel for a long time by know knows that. We are going to give this song the distinguished award of being the most intricate two chord tutorial that we have ever done! Today we are breaking down how to play Eleanor Rigby on the ukulele, the only i-bVI that i've ever heard of, Em and C with a chromatic line in the verse and a... 5 bar loop in the chorus?!? So cool! We will break down a piece of the melody as well, let me know if you want a chord melody song, too!

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The Beatles - Eleanor Rigby - Two Chord Ukulele Tutorial

New Ukulele Tutorials every Wednesday and Saturday, subscribe I love two chord songs, I love them. Everyone that has been watching the channel for a long time by know knows that. We are going to give this song the distinguished award of being the most intricate two chord tutorial that we have ever done! Today we are breaking down how to play Eleanor Rigby on the ukulele, the only i-bVI that i've ever heard of, Em and C with a chormatic line in the verse and a... 5 bar loop in the chorus?!? So cool! We will break down a piece of the melody as well, let me know if you want a chord melody song, too! Tabs - https://www.patreon.com/TenThumbsPro Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/tenthumbsproductions 1-1 Lessons - Tenthumbsproductions@gmail.com. Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tenthumbspro/?hl=en The Beatles - Eleanor Rigby - Two Chord Ukulele Tutorial

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Matthias Dalheimer

Very nice one, and all Beatles content is always greatly appreciated, so absolutely "yes, please" to a chord melody version. Quick question/suggestion for the intro melody idea: Where the B is held from bar 17 into bar 18, I *think* it would come closer to what Paul sings if the B were pulled off to an A (2-p>0)? Thanks a lot for yet another most lovely post!