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Help with Rainy days and Mondays?
I hate piano players. just kidding.
I've been away from the guitar for months but I'm a fairly good picker though light on theory. Just looking to get turned in the right direction here. It starts at 2:05. The piano interlude after 'feelin old' sounds like an Em7 to A7. Or some kind of suspended being resolved? Very appreciative of any contribution here! https://youtu.be/E_91GYkVl3k |
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You hear it much more clearly before he starts singing - before that idiot in the audience whoops (man, I hate it when people do that!)
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Awesome, I'll give that a go - thanks!
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Whoooooa . . .blast from the past! I used to play this in my solo show back in 1971! IIRC what I used to play after the F# under the lyrics “sometimes I’d like to quit, nothing ever seems to fit” - if that’s the part you mean - I played Bm7 to C#m7 for each phrase. That seemed to work at the time.
Edit: it might have been Bm7 - C#m7 - Dmaj7 - C#m7. I think I changed my arrangement at some point. Try them both.
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Maybe this will help ... from a 1970's Carpenters songbook.
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Thanks all! Had some time to fiddle with it today. Hoping to play it with a capo at 4th. I see that E9sus4 is very convenient at the 7th
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- Glenn
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Me too . . . unless they’re doing it for me.
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