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Theoretically it's an a- minor, but Keith plays a powechord, leaves any third out.
A Jimi Hendrix A7#9 contains both a minor and major third, but unfortunately that's not in the Stones and Stones' nerds vocabulary. I bet Wayne Perkins considered it.
Perkins used even fewer strings in his rhythm playing on HOF (focusing mainly on the d and g-string / backstroke). A good fit to Keith's riffing, imo.
Check out Out Of Control live (the bridges) for some Keith playing, where he combines minor and major.
I know that track (HoF) inside out DP, just joking. That Hendrix chord sounds funny if your ears are open for it. Don't try it in a Stones cover band though, they'll kick you out.
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Re: Track Talk: Hand Of Fate
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TheflyingDutchman
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Date: February 2, 2017 12:03
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HonkeyTonkFlash
Another thought on the A major vs. A minor...If he's not playing the third interval at all,let's compromise and say it's neither...It's A no 3rd.
Theoretically it's an a- minor, but Keith plays a powechord, leaves any third out.
A Jimi Hendrix A7#9 contains both a minor and major third, but unfortunately that's not in the Stones and Stones' nerds vocabulary. I bet Wayne Perkins considered it.
Re: Track Talk: Hand Of Fate
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DandelionPowderman
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Date: February 2, 2017 12:14
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TheflyingDutchmanQuote
HonkeyTonkFlash
Another thought on the A major vs. A minor...If he's not playing the third interval at all,let's compromise and say it's neither...It's A no 3rd.
Theoretically it's an a- minor, but Keith plays a powechord, leaves any third out.
A Jimi Hendrix A7#9 contains both a minor and major third, but unfortunately that's not in the Stones and Stones' nerds vocabulary. I bet Wayne Perkins considered it.
Perkins used even fewer strings in his rhythm playing on HOF (focusing mainly on the d and g-string / backstroke). A good fit to Keith's riffing, imo.
Check out Out Of Control live (the bridges) for some Keith playing, where he combines minor and major.
Re: Track Talk: Hand Of Fate
Posted by:
TheflyingDutchman
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Date: February 2, 2017 12:17
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DandelionPowdermanQuote
TheflyingDutchmanQuote
HonkeyTonkFlash
Another thought on the A major vs. A minor...If he's not playing the third interval at all,let's compromise and say it's neither...It's A no 3rd.
Theoretically it's an a- minor, but Keith plays a powechord, leaves any third out.
A Jimi Hendrix A7#9 contains both a minor and major third, but unfortunately that's not in the Stones and Stones' nerds vocabulary. I bet Wayne Perkins considered it.
Perkins used even fewer strings in his rhythm playing on HOF (focusing mainly on the d and g-string / backstroke). A good fit to Keith's riffing, imo.
Check out Out Of Control live (the bridges) for some Keith playing, where he combines minor and major.
I know that track (HoF) inside out DP, just joking. That Hendrix chord sounds funny if your ears are open for it. Don't try it in a Stones cover band though, they'll kick you out.
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