Beatles to a Tee Vol. 4!

[brianeharmonjr]

Got this email today and placed my order. I can't wait. Bummed to see that it is the "fourth and final chapter". Maybe the bass video will be next?

Greetings Friends!

We're very pleased to announce the long awaited release of this fourth and final chapter in the Learn to Play The Beatles To A Tee! Instructional guitar series. In this Volume 4 DVD, we've worked hard to continue to bring you the most accurate Beatles guitar instruction available. This latest DVD features all the things you've come to expect from To A Tee plus more .

This DVD features 19 songs! Riffs and lead segments have been slowed 50% and feature an on-screen fretboard with colored markers indicating exact finger placement as the slow segments play! See all those classic Beatles guitars in action as Rob Taylor breaks down some of the most puzzling mysteries of Beatles guitar parts. Pre-order your copy today at www.to-a-tee.tv Orders will begin shipping on August 20th. While you're there, check out the video clips directly off the new DVD. We appreciate your business. Thank you and enjoy your visit!

Sincerely,

Customer Care

To A Tee Video Production, LLC

[Bosifis1]

Seeing the previews, I'm not as excited as I was for the others. The bass video(s) would be GREAT!

[JakeK]

I would have never began to think that John used the Gretsch 6120 dual cutaway on "She Said, She Said". I always thought "Here There and Everywhere" was George on his 360/12NS in addition Paul and/or John on Casinos. Rob knows his stuff.

I guess Rob hasn't done "If I Needed Someone" because he doesn't know that a 360/12CW is as close to George's 360/12NS as one can get. That's a song I've always wanted to play. Someone tell Rob about the CW!

[Bosifis1]

He did, "If I Needed Someone" in volume #3.

[JakeK]

On his 360/12C63, no doubt. If he got a CW for it, I'd be very impressed.

[brianeharmonjr]

Received mine yesterday. I'll give it a watch through tomorrow or the next day, but two Rics on the cover.