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skipstone
That is open G.
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skipstone
I have played Struggle in open G, just like Keith did on SNL. It's not hard. It's interesting.
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skipstone
I have played Struggle in open G, just like Keith did on SNL. It's not hard. It's interesting.
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DandelionPowderman
Well Skipstone, see for yourself...
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Well now you're contradicting your thesis.
allthough the video is quite blurry - I see Keith is playing his Micawber.
brass bridge with missing E-saddle .........works well with open G but not standard tuning.
just grabbed my guitar and played along - It is open G.
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DandelionPowderman
And the E-string?
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DandelionPowderman
Well Skipstone, see for yourself...
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Well now you're contradicting your thesis.
allthough the video is quite blurry - I see Keith is playing his Micawber.
brass bridge with missing E-saddle .........works well with open G but not standard tuning.
just grabbed my guitar and played along - It is open G.
What's the Em(7?) chord shape that Keith is using in open-g tuning? I know where it is but Em doesn't sound right. Maybe it's a sus4?
Rolling Stones Tribute
Play Rolling Stones
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open-g
different version from the Hollywood Palladium...+ Happy.
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jamesfdouglas
Here's 3 more
In My Time of Dying
That's The Way
Travelling Riverside Blues
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DandelionPowderman
What's the Em(7?) chord shape that Keith is using in open-g tuning? I know where it is but Em doesn't sound right. Maybe it's a sus4?
The riff is Em sus/Em 7 (simplified, without the pinky)