Guitar Break to "Maxwell's Silver Hammer" by The Beatles
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wow that helped alot ......not
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Best riff in the universe.
hard to play (for me!)
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The recording is two guitars, but this is as exact as you can get with doublestops and bends. Only serious audiophiles would complain (and who needs them!!)
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Harrison used a Brazilian Rosewood Telecaster on the "Let It Be" sessions, although I don't know if he had it for the "Abbey Road" sessions. It was released in a very limited edition. I've got one. I image that John 5 has one, as the majority of electrics in his fine collection are Telecasters. As to the actual production run, I don't know the number produced. Extremely rare.
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@forzaazzurri06 An Electric Guitar lmfao
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@jsmyers24151 I'm pretty sure Harrison played that. At least that's the way it looks on the clips of them performing it.
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Piece of cake, everybody.
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The most accurate on YouTube.
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@jsmyers24151 harrison did use a tele to record abbey road though
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lesson please!!!!!! or tabs this is a great version
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@Lowqualitystudios go watch the abbey road movie you will see John there
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he showed us the break not how to play it but great job it sounds amazing!
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Thanks for the comments. I should post some of my original tunes on this here "you tube". I do sing; I also play bass and drums and program keys. I also want to post the intro to "The Boxer" by Simon and Garfunkel. I figured that one out this weekend. As far as a tab goes for this riff; I'll do what I can.
jsmyers24151 5 years ago
What guitar where you using?
forzaazzurri06 5 years ago
That's a genuine 1972 Fender Tele Custom. I doubt it was the guitar used in the song. Also, I doubt it was Lennon who played that riff. I would have to say it was probably McCartney. Lennon and Harrison didn't like the song too much.
jsmyers24151 5 years ago