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Jittery! Yes, that is the perfect word for it. I wish more solos were like that.
And about the intro chords, I agree with bleedingman, I never thought of it as being in a different key either.
I haven't really checked the intro, but I suspect that if you try to play a solo to the intro in G, it won't sound good...
Will check it out, though.
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Re: Re 'It's All Over Now" Chords
Posted by:
matxil
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Date: January 10, 2018 13:14
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Strange, I've played that song at least a thousand times and never considered the intro key as anything other than "G". The dominant D throws you right into G. "Fortune Teller" intro is similar.
Regarding Keith's solo, I seem to remember Keith saying in "Life" that John Lennon told Keith it was a lousy solo - and Keith agreed with John.
Yes, that is what happened with me. Was driving me crazy.
I read that too, what Keith said about his solo, but I love that solo. I love all his early solos. They are very jittery.
Jittery! Yes, that is the perfect word for it. I wish more solos were like that.
And about the intro chords, I agree with bleedingman, I never thought of it as being in a different key either.
Re: Re 'It's All Over Now" Chords
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DandelionPowderman
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Date: January 10, 2018 13:24
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matxilQuote
Palace Revolution 2000Quote
bleedingman
Strange, I've played that song at least a thousand times and never considered the intro key as anything other than "G". The dominant D throws you right into G. "Fortune Teller" intro is similar.
Regarding Keith's solo, I seem to remember Keith saying in "Life" that John Lennon told Keith it was a lousy solo - and Keith agreed with John.
Yes, that is what happened with me. Was driving me crazy.
I read that too, what Keith said about his solo, but I love that solo. I love all his early solos. They are very jittery.
Jittery! Yes, that is the perfect word for it. I wish more solos were like that.
And about the intro chords, I agree with bleedingman, I never thought of it as being in a different key either.
I haven't really checked the intro, but I suspect that if you try to play a solo to the intro in G, it won't sound good...
Will check it out, though.
Re: Re 'It's All Over Now" Chords
Posted by:
terraplane
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Date: January 10, 2018 13:40
Depends on your approach. The notes of the F triad (F, A and C) - F and C are in G minor pentatonic scale and the A in the G major pentatonic scale. So it just depends which notes you target over the F chord. If it were me, I would hit the A note on the F chord change.
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