39 free lessons teach you every Beatles chart topping song
Awesome teachers on YouTube teach you to rock like the fab four, and most are easy enough for beginners.

Love Me Do 1962 ●
With just three chords, Love Me Do is a perfect first song for beginners.
Released in October of 1962, it was the Beatles’ first single, and their first #1 hit.
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● Great for beginners
From Me to You 1963
From Me To You introduces some funky seventh chords, so it’s a good song to learn new chords as a beginner.
She Loves You 1963
The best selling single The Beatles ever had—just a handful of chords, but you’ve got some minors and sevenths in there to keep it interesting.
I Want to Hold Your Hand 1963 ●▾
● Great for beginners
▾ Step-by-step riffs
Can’t Buy Me Love 1964
A Hard Day’s Night 1964
I Feel Fine 1964▾
▾ Step-by-step riffs
Eight Days a Week 1965 ●
● Great for beginners
Ticket to Ride 1965 ●
● Great for beginners
Help 1965
Yesterday 1965
Day Tripper 1965▾
▾ Step-by-step riffs
We Can Work It Out 1965 ●
● Great for beginners
Paperback Writer 1966▾
▾ Step-by-step riffs
Yellow Submarine 1966 ●
● Great for beginners
Eleanor Rigby 1966
Penny Lane 1967
All You Need Is Love 1967 ●
● Great for beginners
Hello, Goodbye 1967
Lady Madonna 1968
Hey Jude 1968 ●
● Great for beginners
Get Back 1969▾
▾ Step-by-step riffs
The Ballad of John and Yoko 1969 ●
● Great for beginners
Something 1969
Come Together 1969
Let It Be 1970 ●
● Great for beginners