Often notated as entirely fingerpicked, this classic track is actually played by Paul McCartney with a really unique ...

There was more happening here, a unique ... clarion chords—lost on the screaming hordes, conceivably, but they are gone and the music remains. We sense that someone had to be the Beatles ...

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The Beatles’ “I Want To Tell You” allowed ... Harrison’s love for unique chords makes the song teeter and wobble at times. In fact, the uncertainty of what’s coming next from a musical ...

The Beatles weren’t strangers to a risk in ... Pretenders (on “Back on the Chain Gang”) have used that same chord. His unique sense of musicality was largely influenced by Indian culture.

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All keys have a relative key which means it shares all the notes/chords ... the biggest Beatles riffs that people play wrong. Often notated as entirely fingerpicked, this classic track is actually ...