Agreed, and I'd also argue that Lennon's playing was very underrated. Particularly his rhythm/chordal/fingerstyle playing.

Paul’s lead playing was a little more flashy, but George had a lot of classic solos too, I love the way they all played. They worked so hard, so much dedication. A real band.

@@Mandrake591 definitely not knocking George, he was clearly the better guitarist. Just an observation. Because once the White Album came around, George was back as a rock guitarist

It’s because Paul wrote the song. And he didn’t want George to screw it up. So if George couldn’t play the solo Like Paul wanted or as good as Paul could. Paul would do it himself. What do you think the Beatles broke up. Because Paul was writing all the music. Kind of like the man in charge. And the Beatles were sick of it. And Ringo was just sitting there thinking and saying you know me fellas. I’M JUST HAPPY TO BE HERE. PRETTY MUCH STONED ALL THE TIME

@David Beckey In the Beatles repertoire George had much more great solos to his credit. Paul and John only had a few. If you take George's best lead work in the Beatles compared to the other two, well ... there's no comparison.

Revolver has the most impressive everything in the Beatles catalog.

That is, of course, in my always thoroughly humble opinion.

That could be the white album or abbey road too

@@2v_5r84 Abbey Road only had I Want You and Here Comes The Sun

@@carlneoh5843 The end and Something have awesome opening guitar riffs, and come together has one of the most iconic bass riffs ever made

I am guessing he was using a Sola Sound Tone Bender or a Maestro Fuzz (which is what Kieth Richards used on "Satisfaction").

⁠@@beatlesrgearI think it could have been the built-in fuzz on their Vox Conqueror amps that they used during Revolver-Sgt Pepper

Thanks mate!

Kind of even looks like George a little.

@@woverby1963 yeah...no he doesn't.

​@@JackSmith2004 "kind" but i see the point

Thanks mate! You're right about Paul!

Paul wasn’t really “invading.” I think George spent more time learning sitar in this period and Paul played more lead guitar

@@2v_5r84 Oh, I see. That may be the case. Thank you.

@@erictrafalgar5021 George started to get into Indian music, I think he even had aspirations of becoming a recording artist over there. Also with the case of Taxman, George couldn't play the solo so Paul had to fill in. This was also the case with And Your Bird Can Sing with Paul playing the second guitar (not sure if George couldn't play the whole solo on one guitar) but either way you don't need a random comment to tell you what a phenomenal guitarist George was

I think it's only George

@ No, John is playing the same solo with George. They are both playing their newly acquired Sonic Blue Fender Stratocasters that Mal Evans bought them.

No so much underrated but under the radar

@@ronrotunno-jh6hw perfect way to put it

Mal Evans went out and bought both of those Stratocasters for George and John. In fact, the "Rocky Strat" is the actual Strat that we hear on Nowhere Man. George painted over the Sonic Blue finish turning it into the "Rocky Strat."

Thanks mate!

Thanks mate!

I believe that was actually Paul on guitar for that

@@thebookofeli849 Indeed… Such is the way of Beatle guitar Well… either way, it’s very cool…

@@hankwedelmusic9965 yeah it is a pretty great guitar part. One of my favorites as well

That was George dude come on 😂

Must be! I just follow what I've found in the books!

@@AryanKulkarni31 John and George played it in unison

@@flynnowens5882 No, he only touched it only George

I’ve seen they both played in unison. They were both using the sonic blue strats at the time, so either way the video is correct.

Thanks mate!

@@hobochangba7638 Paul has a more “fierce” style of playing as well.

Possibly the best drummer too! ;) Nah! That's a bad joke! Ringo is the best!

Paul also tried the hardest to keep the Beatles together and make the band work well.

@@beatlesrgear I think John and George were afraid of Cream, Hendrix and how hard The Stones were rocking and didn't didn't want to go back on stage.

Paul played drums on a few songs when the white album was recorded but he wasn’t near Ringo but just a placeholder when Ringo quit

I thought the Fixin a Hole solo was George though? Pretty sure it is.

@@thesilvershining You are correct.

Not necessarily,they all had their own different styles and techniques.over all theyre all great guitarists,they are the Beatles .✌

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Thanks mate!

Thanks mate!

The guitarist looks a lot like dhani harrison!!

Must be! I just follow what I've found in the books!

Must be! I just follow what I've found in the books!

and You’re Gonna Lose That Girl

@@CreepyMummyMuppet Indeed.

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Thanks mate! I recorded this video using some Line 6 effects!

Yes mate! It was recorded with a line 6 effects :)

Hey mate! Is a 1965 model!