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1962
One of my favourites, would be great to here it live.
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drewmaster
As a confirmed bachelor, I particularly enjoy the line, “They just get married ‘cause there's nothing else to do”. A modest yet brilliant track.
Drew
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UnpurePurist
Good fun to play too!
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DandelionPowderman
Love the sequence in Charlie is my darling, where they are working on it. Great tune!
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DandelionPowderman
Love the sequence in Charlie is my darling, where they are working on it. Great tune!
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71Tele
There are two acoustics on this track: The picking on what sounds like a classical guitar and a strummed acoustic. Did Keith play both parts?
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71Tele
There are two acoustics on this track: The picking on what sounds like a classical guitar and a strummed acoustic. Did Keith play both parts?
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71Tele
There are two acoustics on this track: The picking on what sounds like a classical guitar and a strummed acoustic. Did Keith play both parts?
mmmh never thought about it and couldn`t find anything on Nico`s site. There is an interesting mention in Martin Elliott`s Book Complete Recording Sessions:
The britisn duo Twice As Much had a charts hit with Sittin On A Fence copying the same classical style. Produced by Andrew L. Oldham and guitar played by ...Jimmy Page.
Perhaps Jimmy played the on both versions? Just a thought.
Tom
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71Tele
There are two acoustics on this track: The picking on what sounds like a classical guitar and a strummed acoustic. Did Keith play both parts?
My guess is that a session guy played the classical, baroque-ish guitar, but I could be wrong.
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71Tele
There are two acoustics on this track: The picking on what sounds like a classical guitar and a strummed acoustic. Did Keith play both parts?
My guess is that a session guy played the classical, baroque-ish guitar, but I could be wrong.
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71Tele
There are two acoustics on this track: The picking on what sounds like a classical guitar and a strummed acoustic. Did Keith play both parts?
My guess is that a session guy played the classical, baroque-ish guitar, but I could be wrong.
I have always wondered about this. It sounds like a mandolin, or even a zither. It's a very Eastern Europe sound.