Bob-Dubery
Worry no more.
It’s the most famous chord in rock 'n' roll, an instantly recognizable twang rolling through the open strings on George Harrison’s 12-string Rickenbacker. It evokes a Pavlovian response from music fans as they sing along to the refrain that follows:
"It’s been a hard day’s night
And I’ve been working like a dog"
Full story at
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/10/081030201607.htm
Dirk
Interesting.. .. I've never tried to play that chord, but now that you mention it, it is quite a weird chord
Renesongs
I have heard and played this song many times in my life and have felt comfortable using Gsus7 as the intro chord so I naturally assumed the article was bull crap. So I take a listen to the original 1 last time to make sure.... and there it is the piano notes F and G on top of the Gsus7 as clear as day. Up until now I had never heard it before. Funny how easy it is to identify something when you know what to expect. :-[
Tragedy-Wire
Wow that is really interesting, im impressed lol :applause:
chris77
Interesting indeed. I've been trying to nail the chord strummed right at the start of The Killers' When you were young, without success for quite a while now. Maybe the professor can help... I also just realised, much to my dismay, that I haven't got a single Beatles song in my entire collection. Well, none that's actually performed by them anyway. Lot's of Rolling Stones though...
Tragedy-Wire
Just an interesting question...
What beatles song is this?
Explorerlover
Hard Day's Night
