Chords for Keith Richards on electric guitars
Tempo:
74.6 bpm
Chords used:
Gb
Ab
Eb
C
D
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Oh
It's too good to take on stage I
Mean, I'm really afraid of breaking it or something, you know by making a silly move and it's a big guitar
I love it for the studio.
I love it.
So be in the dressing room and
It's such a beautiful all-around sound.
It's not [Gb] necessarily the [Ab] best guitar for you know working
You know airfield basis
In the rain and stuff so I don't I don't want to damage it, you know, but
The electric guitar all-around is a weird instrument in that really the best ones were built when they were first invented
They've not [Eb] improved.
I mean, there's a few things, you know about you know, [C] it doesn't feed back at much
I know but basically Gibson and Fender
Between I mean it's almost like it was born out of nowhere and it was the most perfect
thing, you know the telecaster the Stratocaster the Gibson's I just
You can't you can't better them.
I mean they try now and
Whatever and there's loads of tricks and stuff, but when it comes down to it
It's almost it was born out of nowhere the electric guitar.
So I was
It's a funny instrument, you know, I mean, this is an acoustic, right?
And you've got to know this
before you want to get to know electrics and stuff, but there's something about
You know, you can get a [D] load of tricks going with electric guitar if you want
You mean you go like feedback berserk and wah-wahs and all kinds of other pedals and crap
And stuff but this is really it.
I mean all they did was put a phone in it
And but there was the right phone at the right time and they still I mean
You can't beat you know, you can't beat the early jobs
[F] I mean, that's the amazing thing even after all this time and after all I mean electric guitars
I mean how long they've been around I mean in my lifetime, you know, which isn't very long in you know history of the world
but
It's a different [N] instrument to that
But at the same time
It's the same thing I don't really know quite how to explain this
Yeah, I mean it's a matter of touch.
It's a matter of feel and
It's a mystery
It's too good to take on stage I
Mean, I'm really afraid of breaking it or something, you know by making a silly move and it's a big guitar
I love it for the studio.
I love it.
So be in the dressing room and
It's such a beautiful all-around sound.
It's not [Gb] necessarily the [Ab] best guitar for you know working
You know airfield basis
In the rain and stuff so I don't I don't want to damage it, you know, but
The electric guitar all-around is a weird instrument in that really the best ones were built when they were first invented
They've not [Eb] improved.
I mean, there's a few things, you know about you know, [C] it doesn't feed back at much
I know but basically Gibson and Fender
Between I mean it's almost like it was born out of nowhere and it was the most perfect
thing, you know the telecaster the Stratocaster the Gibson's I just
You can't you can't better them.
I mean they try now and
Whatever and there's loads of tricks and stuff, but when it comes down to it
It's almost it was born out of nowhere the electric guitar.
So I was
It's a funny instrument, you know, I mean, this is an acoustic, right?
And you've got to know this
before you want to get to know electrics and stuff, but there's something about
You know, you can get a [D] load of tricks going with electric guitar if you want
You mean you go like feedback berserk and wah-wahs and all kinds of other pedals and crap
And stuff but this is really it.
I mean all they did was put a phone in it
And but there was the right phone at the right time and they still I mean
You can't beat you know, you can't beat the early jobs
[F] I mean, that's the amazing thing even after all this time and after all I mean electric guitars
I mean how long they've been around I mean in my lifetime, you know, which isn't very long in you know history of the world
but
It's a different [N] instrument to that
But at the same time
It's the same thing I don't really know quite how to explain this
Yeah, I mean it's a matter of touch.
It's a matter of feel and
It's a mystery
Key:
Gb
Ab
Eb
C
D
Gb
Ab
Eb
Oh
_ It's too good to take on stage I
Mean, I'm really afraid of breaking it or something, you know by making a silly move and it's a big guitar
I love it for the studio.
I love it.
So be in the dressing room and _
_ It's such a beautiful all-around sound.
It's not [Gb] necessarily the [Ab] best guitar for you know working
You know airfield basis
In the rain and stuff so I don't I don't want to damage it, you know, but _
The electric guitar all-around is a weird instrument in that really the best ones were built when they were first invented
They've not [Eb] improved.
I mean, there's a few things, you know about you know, [C] it doesn't feed back at much
I know but basically Gibson and Fender
Between I mean it's almost like it was born out of nowhere and it was the most perfect
thing, you know the telecaster the Stratocaster the Gibson's I just
You can't you can't better them.
I mean they try now and
Whatever and there's loads of tricks and stuff, but when it comes down to it
It's almost it was born out of nowhere the electric guitar.
So I was
It's a funny instrument, you know, I mean, this is an acoustic, right?
And you've got to know this
before you want to get to know electrics and stuff, but _ _ _ there's something about
You know, you can get a [D] load of tricks going with electric guitar if you want
You mean you go like feedback berserk and wah-wahs and all kinds of other pedals and crap
And stuff but _ this is really it.
I mean all they did was put a phone in it
And _ but there was the right phone at the right time and they still I mean
You can't beat you know, you can't beat the early jobs
[F] I mean, that's the amazing thing even after all this time and after all I mean electric guitars
I mean how long they've been around I mean in my lifetime, you know, which isn't very long in you know history of the world
but
It's a different [N] instrument to that
_ _ _ But at the same time
_ It's the same thing I don't really know quite how to explain this
Yeah, I mean it's a matter of touch.
It's a matter of feel and
_ _ It's a mystery
_ It's too good to take on stage I
Mean, I'm really afraid of breaking it or something, you know by making a silly move and it's a big guitar
I love it for the studio.
I love it.
So be in the dressing room and _
_ It's such a beautiful all-around sound.
It's not [Gb] necessarily the [Ab] best guitar for you know working
You know airfield basis
In the rain and stuff so I don't I don't want to damage it, you know, but _
The electric guitar all-around is a weird instrument in that really the best ones were built when they were first invented
They've not [Eb] improved.
I mean, there's a few things, you know about you know, [C] it doesn't feed back at much
I know but basically Gibson and Fender
Between I mean it's almost like it was born out of nowhere and it was the most perfect
thing, you know the telecaster the Stratocaster the Gibson's I just
You can't you can't better them.
I mean they try now and
Whatever and there's loads of tricks and stuff, but when it comes down to it
It's almost it was born out of nowhere the electric guitar.
So I was
It's a funny instrument, you know, I mean, this is an acoustic, right?
And you've got to know this
before you want to get to know electrics and stuff, but _ _ _ there's something about
You know, you can get a [D] load of tricks going with electric guitar if you want
You mean you go like feedback berserk and wah-wahs and all kinds of other pedals and crap
And stuff but _ this is really it.
I mean all they did was put a phone in it
And _ but there was the right phone at the right time and they still I mean
You can't beat you know, you can't beat the early jobs
[F] I mean, that's the amazing thing even after all this time and after all I mean electric guitars
I mean how long they've been around I mean in my lifetime, you know, which isn't very long in you know history of the world
but
It's a different [N] instrument to that
_ _ _ But at the same time
_ It's the same thing I don't really know quite how to explain this
Yeah, I mean it's a matter of touch.
It's a matter of feel and
_ _ It's a mystery