Using Eleanor Rigby by the Beatles and She's Always a Woman by Billy Joel, we walk through the steps to deciphering the chords to songs, just by using our ears and our voices.

In this lesson we’re going to look at four chords from their catalogue of mega hits. Fadd9 (Image credit: Future) Any Beatles fan will recognize this chord from the instant they hear it… this is the ...

After playing this, try other common chord progressions as previously obvious ideas can sound unique up at the 7th fret. Word to the wise: this may sound (too) simple but make sure you know what ...

The basic melody of “ Let It Be ” by The Beatles is constructed over exactly those chords. Taylor Swift uses the same progression in a different key in the verse of “ I Knew You Were Trouble.” ...

Paul wrote, “I used these two chords and this melody, and grunted along like a cod Frenchman, and there was ‘Michelle.'” Even though none of The Beatles knew how to read or write music, they ...

You’ll hear the associated chords of F major, G major and A minor. These three chords, alongside the original root position C major triad, form the construct for more songs in pop history than any ...

The clanging, opening chord at the start of the 1964 Beatles hit A Hard Day's Night is instantly recognisable. Yet, as many musicians have discovered, every attempt to reproduce it seems to sound ...

Paul McCartney revealed there’s a secret chord in The Beatles ‘ “I’ll Get You.” He and John Lennon wrote the song while still living in Liverpool.