Does keith use the open G tuning on Jumpin' Jack Flash on the Get Yer Ya-Yas Out?

No.Capo on VII,if I'am not mistaken.

World class guitarsound. Judge yourself. Btw..Ampeg.

Could have been one post as well.

Open G with capo at 4th fret.

Onstage he's played it this way since Hyde Park 1969.

It sounds to me that it's standard tuning on Ya-Ya's. I thought he didn't use the open G capo at the fourth fret until...what, TOTA?

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It sounds to me that it's standard tuning on Ya-Ya's. I thought he didn't use the open G capo at the fourth fret until...what, TOTA?

No, For JJF Keith used open G with capo at 4th from Hyde Park onwards.



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out of sync but keiths playing clearly visible.
by the time they were in new york compered to this they were a well oiled machine!

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His Majesty
Open G with capo at 4th fret.

Onstage he's played it this way since Hyde Park 1969.

Yep, I "swapped" it with M Rambler.

Someone PLEASE come up with a definitive thread that says it all - studio tuning, Circus tuning and all live tunings and get this shit over with.

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skipstone
Someone PLEASE come up with a definitive thread that says it all - studio tuning, Circus tuning and all live tunings and get this shit over with.

Would be great!

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Amsterdamned
World class guitarsound. Judge yourself. Btw..Ampeg.

What kind of Ampeg? And are they still possible to get somewhere? I mean the same year as Keiths? Are they expencive to buy?

What kind of guitar does he play on Jumpin' on Ya-Yas?

Keith played the svt series on ya ya's.
There is one for sale in Music Store "Dirk de Witte" In Amsterdam.It looks like an exact copy of Keith Amp, ,but it's from '72 or'73 I believe. ... like new.
Since Ive got a VT22 I don't buy it, and further it's as big as a wardrobe.

Was it one of the Les Paul Black Beautys he played?

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skipstone
Someone PLEASE come up with a definitive thread that says it all - studio tuning, Circus tuning and all live tunings and get this shit over with.

Studio - Open E and/or D with capo at 2nd fret

R&R Circus - Standard

Live 1969 to 2007 - Open G capo at 4th fret

His Majesty, that's not its own thread!

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skipstone
His Majesty, that's not its own thread!

That's right.

Don't make me make it its own thread...

Circus Tuning?

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Amsterdamned
Circus Tuning?

Why was he not used for Plundered My Soul!?

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Circus Tuning?

Why was he not used for Plundered My Soul!?

Too fast I think.

That brings back memories Amsterdamned........b.t.w. did he missed a note at 2.26?

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Yes 2:26 . Maybe Two: 2:05,not sure,the same note twice..could be the score though . You are awake.

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Studio - Open E and/or D with capo at 2nd fret

R&R Circus - Standard

Live 1969 to 2007 - Open G capo at 4th fret

..... yeah I'd agree with that; open D tuning ..D A D F# A D (Studio) and capoed at either 1 (key E flat) or 2nd (key E)

I like the open G capo at 4th versions (and sound) the best (key because to me that has the tightest sound. But I also really love the intro on the original studio version - that sort of B-E-A thing, if you play the intro instandard tuning, that they dropped when playing it live, maybe because it doesn't sound as good in open G (key because the E and A have to be played too high

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..... yeah I'd agree with that; open D tuning ..D A D F# A D (Studio) and capoed at either 1 (key E flat) or 2nd (key E)

The flatness isn't due to tuning or capo's, but tape speed.

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Amsterdamned
Keith played the svt series on ya ya's.
There is one for sale in Music Store "Dirk de Witte" In Amsterdam.It looks like an exact copy of Keith Amp, ,but it's from '72 or'73 I believe. ... like new.
Since Ive got a VT22 I don't buy it, and further it's as big as a wardrobe.

The SVT at Dirk Witte is a reissue from the classic series, and sounds nothing like a vintage SVT. Further to this, the SVT's the Stones used in '69 had a different tube layout and wiring then the '70 and onwards SVT's, and are near impossible to find (and if you find them they are burned out). Last, a VT-22 is a fantastic amp, but as different to a SVT as Marshall is to a Fender.

Mathijs

Yes,I gave them a telephone call today,and they told me.Very disappointing.
You did the same I presume.

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Was it one of the Les Paul Black Beauties he played?

Maybe, but maybe not. In Ethan Russell's 'Let It Bleed' there is a pic of Keith playing the Bigsby Les Paul that he used for Honky Tonk Women in 'Gimme Shelter' but in this pic the guitar is capoed at the 4th fret. So he is either playing 'Jumping Jack Flash' or 'Street Fighting Man' That was quite a surprise because I had the preconception that Keith and Mick T. used the same guitar for the same song at every show. Apparently this was not the case...

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klrkcr
Was it one of the Les Paul Black Beauties he played?

Maybe, but maybe not. In Ethan Russell's 'Let It Bleed' there is a pic of Keith playing the Bigsby Les Paul that he used for Honky Tonk Women in 'Gimme Shelter' but in this pic the guitar is capoed at the 4th fret. So he is either playing 'Jumping Jack Flash' or 'Street Fighting Man' That was quite a surprise because I had the preconception that Keith and Mick T. used the same guitar for the same song at every show. Apparently this was not the case...

Ethans pics also show that they used Fender amps for some of the gigs.

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Amsterdamned
Yes,I gave them a telephone call today,and they told me.Very disappointing.
You did the same I presume.

Well, no, as the reissue series doesn't remotely look like the vintage ones it's easy to spot when sitting in tram line 2.

Mathijs