Chords for Ask Keith Richards: Open G Tuning
Tempo:
104.05 bpm
Chords used:
B
F#
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[B]
Tuning's a strange thing, it can take you into musical areas that are, you know, that
exist.
playing around, [E] you know, in different tunings.
[F#] playing.
not to play slide on them, but to figure out how to play minor
[E] on those tunings, [F#] which [B] gives me a rush and I don't
fascinates me, and I found that you can get some of the
Tuning's a strange thing, it can take you into musical areas that are, you know, that
exist.
playing around, [E] you know, in different tunings.
[F#] playing.
not to play slide on them, but to figure out how to play minor
[E] on those tunings, [F#] which [B] gives me a rush and I don't
fascinates me, and I found that you can get some of the
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_ _ _ [B] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Tuning's a strange thing, it can take you into musical areas that are, you know, that
are not supposed to exist.
_ But it's one of the adventures, is playing around, [E] you know, in different tunings.
All of the open tunings are good for slide [F#] playing.
_ [B] _ _ I, being perverse, decided not to play slide on them, but to figure out how to play _ minor
chords, how to play diminished chords _ [E] on those tunings, [F#] which _ [B] gives me a rush and I don't
know about the rest of you.
You know, it's just something that fascinates me, and I found that you can get some of the
most amazing chords that you cannot get on a [F#] regular tuning.
[B] Even though [E] you're _ [B] constricted, maybe it's the constriction of the number of notes that
there are to play, because a lot of them are repeats.
Maybe it's to do with the fact that because they're repeated notes, they're droning in different [F#] octaves.
_ _ And I'm still learning, and [E] that's as far as I've got.
My finished paper [F#] will come out _ [B] _ in about the year 2050.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Tuning's a strange thing, it can take you into musical areas that are, you know, that
are not supposed to exist.
_ But it's one of the adventures, is playing around, [E] you know, in different tunings.
All of the open tunings are good for slide [F#] playing.
_ [B] _ _ I, being perverse, decided not to play slide on them, but to figure out how to play _ minor
chords, how to play diminished chords _ [E] on those tunings, [F#] which _ [B] gives me a rush and I don't
know about the rest of you.
You know, it's just something that fascinates me, and I found that you can get some of the
most amazing chords that you cannot get on a [F#] regular tuning.
[B] Even though [E] you're _ [B] constricted, maybe it's the constriction of the number of notes that
there are to play, because a lot of them are repeats.
Maybe it's to do with the fact that because they're repeated notes, they're droning in different [F#] octaves.
_ _ And I'm still learning, and [E] that's as far as I've got.
My finished paper [F#] will come out _ [B] _ in about the year 2050.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _