The Beatles - Can't Buy Me Love

Can't buy me love. This one goes between. A M. And not for the first time, it starts on the chorus, Come Buy Me Love, what's the name of the song, that's it, that's how it starts as well. Love, this is D minus 7, so again, another 7th chord, and this is. Gonna be 7th chords and um my chord sheet's showing me G 13, which is this. A nice jazzy one Or you can just go Gives you a similar kind of sound, but then it's all or or G75. Then we're on 12 bar blues in the key of C. Where do you think he got, they got that from? Probably Chuck Berry, but many others as well. But this is very much. for on Rings. All right, see you 7. You got F7 like this. Tricky one, without the third finger. That one does have to ring out. Easier on electric guitar than it is on acoustic. D minus 7 Super fun, let's have a jam along to the guys themselves. Here we go, starting off on. Minor like that. It's so funny how this one and She Loves You, they just feel like they, they could go on forever, they could, they could go around in circles, the chord progression works to kick into the next section so well, it just sounds like it's gonna go on again. I remember when we did this, a few of these for requests with the old wedding band. The challenge was, you had to really pay attention, otherwise. You'd think there was another one coming, or you'd think it should have stopped by now, like, is it, is that, is that the end or do we go round again? Um. Oh man. Such good songwriting though, it makes it kind of hypnotic, doesn't it?