The Beatles never lacked creative ingenuity, but George Harrison claimed that he invented his own chord on this classic.

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The Beatles changed the ... Nevertheless, the song got a spotlight in the 1964 film A Hard Day's Night, propelled by that lovely acoustic guitar riff from George Harrison. From: A Hard Day's ...

is famous to Beatle fans as the man who “blew his mind out in a car” on the Sgt Pepper LP’s monumental song, ‘A Day in the Life’. The Beatles in 1963: George Harrison, Paul McCartney ...

Billy Preston contributed quite a bit to The Beatles and their discography. Let's look at just a few times the session musician saved the day!

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His songs themselves, to me, have a qualitative difference — they started out maybe sounding like Beatles ... on blues chords, which is one thing you can do with an electric guitar, and it ...

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Examples include George Harrison’s solo in the Beatles’ Something or Eric Clapton’s solo in While My Guitar ... chord: Eb, G, Bb, D (see Figures 2 and 3). Here’s a rundown of the progression: G - ...