1. Listen to the acoustic guitar harmonics on the left and electric guitar fills on right during the first verse.
2. On the second verse, the acoustic guitar harmonics are replaced with a strum.
3. A slightly out of tune electric guitar takes over in first chorus.
4. Check out the mis-fingerings at 3:08 and 3:17, something that we'd probably fix if the song were done today.
6. Listen for the chair noise on the second intro at 5:15.
7. On the last verse the electric guitar doubles the bass.
8. Check out the strumming guitar on outro at 7:50, along with tapping on the body for a rhythm percussion effect.
9. The ending guitar line (the same as the intro) at 8:18 is doubled.
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2 comments:
Wow.
I've been playing that song for over 30yrs and have transcibed all the instruments on(and re-recorded) this track. I thought I was intimately familiar with every note of it. But there are a couple of spots in the guitar part that I can now hear clearly and I was doing wrong. Funny how the ears work.
Cheers
Such an amazing song!
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