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My new phone has a reasonable video camera, i'll see what me and google drive can do for you.
It's really not a hard song to play when you've seen how.
I don't drive at all but i'll look at the transport situation between here and there and let you know.
Give me a few days, i'll do my best for you.
Whatever you do though don't bring fucking prosecco, that shit's like a bottle of bubbles and a cork stuck in the ceiling.
Meet Ben.
He'll fix this.............
The riff is in G
You toggle between the G note on the low E string and the notes you play on the 5th and 4th strings yes?
Ok when you play the other two strings, go like this in a CIRCLE almost................
D string, fret 5 and 3
A string, fret 3 and 5
Just play those four notes and SEE the circular pattern they're in.
Then in between each note, play the G on the 6th string
That's not the riff but it's fucking close and it will get your right hand in sync.
I've just tried it and the issue is syncing the two hands.
The riff itself is easy, syncing isn't always so.
Play this and then the actual riff at half speed first to get the muscle memory / pattern into your brain.
You WILL get there, it's not THAT hard.
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*The phrasing difference is subtle but if you compare it to the original studio version you'll hear it. Interestingly, even George Harrison couldn't quite match the studio version live:
The whole riff is a G major chord. You play up to the 5th for the riff so the minor doesn't come into it.
If you play the minor it just sounds wrong.
I'm not understanding how a minor comes into play here ?
Even in between the riff it's a major chord and you have to do that so you can stitch that in between the riff ?
How and when are you playing a Minor ?
I'd generally consider the riff to be a G5 shape, although the 7th is in there which is part of the minor scale it doesn't necessarily imply a minor key. There's certainly no 3rds.