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Example 1: late-Beatles style arpeggios

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This arpeggiated chord progression follows a Beatles-tinged descending major/major 7/dominant 7 pattern. You'll hear this type of playing all over The Beatles' Abbey Road album. Evenness is paramount so try to use fingerings that require the least movement as you change chord.

Example 2: solo style

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Here is a solo that typifies Harrison's melodic style. His relaxed string bending and controlled vibrato are most likely to be a challenge at first, though practising slowly will help. Try using a little compression to give you some extra sustain for that creamy Harrison sound.

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