It's amazing the little things you discover when you're playing through Beatles songs. Like the fact that great musical ideas from one song reoccur in another completely different song. Here's just one example...
Just in case you missed them here are the chords
Something (bridge) A C#m/G# F#m F#m/E D G A
For No One (verse) A A/G# F#m F#m/E D G A
Notes in C#m/G# = G# G# C# E
Notes in A/G# = G# A C# E
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That's cool. I never noticed that. Also, I +1ed your site. : )
ReplyDeleteThanks for the +1 Zac - I;m assuming that's googlish for 'like'?
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That is so fascinating. Thank you Matt.
ReplyDeleteYou're very welcome Marv!
ReplyDeleteHelp uses the same chord progression as well. Except the F#m/E is dropped.
ReplyDeleteWow Curtis - well spotted!
DeleteA Day in Life also uses a variation of this progression but the last three chords have been switched around.
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