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Well, just play what I just posted. It is a slight alteration of Koen's version from Hal Leonard.
Mathijs
That's pretty much what I get in open G too...but it bothers me a bit that if you play it in standard tuning, [using open G & D strings, fretting the B string at 3 and hammering on the f from the open top E,] it kind of rings more convincingly.
I don't have a particularly good ear...so I'm not saying anybody is right or wrong on this one ;^)
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-09-02 11:49 by Spud.
jp.M, I have 4-5 different "stock" copies of the Happy c/w All Down the Line US 45 ranging as far up as -12 Happy / -5 for ADTL, and all play the "non-LP" version of ADTL. I also have several White Label Promos of the single, and the only WLP that plays the LP version is one that has Stereo printed on both the Happy and ADTL sides and for which ADTL's matrix is SR-RS-24186-1. It is pictured below for reference. Other than the ridiculously rare advanced-test-pressing SAM3 ADTL, it is the only other 45 that I have ever heard which plays the LP version of ADTL, as opposed to the single version. For what it's worth.
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Re: Track Talk: All Down The Line
Posted by:
Mathijs
()
Date: August 31, 2010 20:07
After many a nights with a Tele on my lap, I am quite convinced the intro is:
D|------------------------|------------------------|----------5-------------|
B|--5h6--x----5----x------|------------------------|--5h6--x--5----x--------|
G|--7----x----7----x------|---7--7--7--7-----5-----|--7----x--7----x--------|
D|-------x---------x------|---7--7--7--7-----5-----|-------x-------x---7----|
G|--------------------7---|---------------5------0-|->-0---------------7----|
D|------------------------|---5-----5--------------|------------------------|
B|------------------------|---5h6---5--------------|------------------------|
G|--7-------7----7--------|---7-----7--------------|---7--7--7--7--------0--|
D|--7---7---7----7--------|---------7-----7--------|---7--7--7--7----5---0--|
G|------7--------7--------|---------------7--------|------------7--0-0---0--|
Mathijs
D|------------------------|------------------------|----------5-------------|
B|--5h6--x----5----x------|------------------------|--5h6--x--5----x--------|
G|--7----x----7----x------|---7--7--7--7-----5-----|--7----x--7----x--------|
D|-------x---------x------|---7--7--7--7-----5-----|-------x-------x---7----|
G|--------------------7---|---------------5------0-|->-0---------------7----|
D|------------------------|---5-----5--------------|------------------------|
B|------------------------|---5h6---5--------------|------------------------|
G|--7-------7----7--------|---7-----7--------------|---7--7--7--7--------0--|
D|--7---7---7----7--------|---------7-----7--------|---7--7--7--7----5---0--|
G|------7--------7--------|---------------7--------|------------7--0-0---0--|
Mathijs
Re: Track Talk: All Down The Line
Posted by:
kleermaker
()
Date: August 31, 2010 21:44
If you guitar guys would play the version you believe is right in front of me, I would easily be able to decide who is right.
Re: Track Talk: All Down The Line
Posted by:
Mathijs
()
Date: September 2, 2010 00:37
Quote
kleermaker
If you guitar guys would play the version you believe is right in front of me, I would easily be able to decide who is right.
Well, just play what I just posted. It is a slight alteration of Koen's version from Hal Leonard.
Mathijs
Re: Track Talk: All Down The Line
Posted by:
Spud
()
Date: September 2, 2010 11:49
Quote
Mathijs
After many a nights with a Tele on my lap, I am quite convinced the intro is:
D|------------------------|------------------------|----------5-------------|
B|--5h6--x----5----x------|------------------------|--5h6--x--5----x--------|
G|--7----x----7----x------|---7--7--7--7-----5-----|--7----x--7----x--------|
D|-------x---------x------|---7--7--7--7-----5-----|-------x-------x---7----|
G|--------------------7---|---------------5------0-|->-0---------------7----|
D|------------------------|---5-----5--------------|------------------------|
B|------------------------|---5h6---5--------------|------------------------|
G|--7-------7----7--------|---7-----7--------------|---7--7--7--7--------0--|
D|--7---7---7----7--------|---------7-----7--------|---7--7--7--7----5---0--|
G|------7--------7--------|---------------7--------|------------7--0-0---0--|
Mathijs
That's pretty much what I get in open G too...but it bothers me a bit that if you play it in standard tuning, [using open G & D strings, fretting the B string at 3 and hammering on the f from the open top E,] it kind of rings more convincingly.
I don't have a particularly good ear...so I'm not saying anybody is right or wrong on this one ;^)
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-09-02 11:49 by Spud.
Re: Track Talk: All Down The Line
Posted by:
Anonymous User
()
Date: September 2, 2010 20:17
My guess is, despite Hal Leonard's Tabs,
that Keith uses an open D-string, and for a short moment,as I posted, an open (g) 3-string.
That's probably the reason why standard tuning sounds more convincingly to you.
Playing in open G,.. sounding like standard tuning.
Whatever, Keith is a genius in his own way.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-09-02 20:23 by Amsterdamned.
that Keith uses an open D-string, and for a short moment,as I posted, an open (g) 3-string.
That's probably the reason why standard tuning sounds more convincingly to you.
Playing in open G,.. sounding like standard tuning.
Whatever, Keith is a genius in his own way.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-09-02 20:23 by Amsterdamned.
Re: Track Talk: All Down The Line
Posted by:
René
()
Date: November 9, 2010 14:02
Now with All Down the Line (alternate take), see first post on first page.
René
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2011-03-14 14:07 by René.
René
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2011-03-14 14:07 by René.
Re: Track Talk: All Down The Line
Posted by:
TravelinMan
()
Date: April 23, 2020 18:09
Anybody heard this stereo version courtesy of the old pal, Kleermaker?
It sounds much better than the attempts to widen the near mono version. I'm not sure the origin.
It sounds much better than the attempts to widen the near mono version. I'm not sure the origin.
Re: Track Talk: All Down The Line
Posted by:
jp.M
()
Date: April 23, 2020 20:47
.....never found it in true Stereo.....isn't a pity...!
Re: Track Talk: All Down The Line
Posted by:
stonesstein
()
Date: September 4, 2022 09:02
Quote
jp.M
.....never found it in true Stereo.....isn't a pity...!
jp.M, I have 4-5 different "stock" copies of the Happy c/w All Down the Line US 45 ranging as far up as -12 Happy / -5 for ADTL, and all play the "non-LP" version of ADTL. I also have several White Label Promos of the single, and the only WLP that plays the LP version is one that has Stereo printed on both the Happy and ADTL sides and for which ADTL's matrix is SR-RS-24186-1. It is pictured below for reference. Other than the ridiculously rare advanced-test-pressing SAM3 ADTL, it is the only other 45 that I have ever heard which plays the LP version of ADTL, as opposed to the single version. For what it's worth.
stonesstein
Kick me like you did before
I can't even feel the pain no more
Rocks Off, 1972
Re: Track Talk: All Down The Line
Posted by:
crholmstrom
()
Date: September 4, 2022 12:37
Way high up on the list of my all time favorite Stones songs. Charlie rules the day!
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