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[nseign]

@Furfender

did you ever figure out the progression for this?

[KiniRayKelly]

Wow!

Great tune!

How'd I miss this one for forty years?

[Furfender]

@dpramirez66 : waaaaaait a second... i know you! And it figures that you'd be the one to send me this nice little gem :3 Awesome progression, for sure. Gimme a couple weeks and I can probably hammer out a tab of it for you, too, if you're having trouble finding a good one. just hit me up dude

[dpramirez66]

Wow... My mind was incredibly blown by this.

[moontrash]

@gyuui42 : This song isn't hard too figure out. The guitarist often used triad inversions (1st and 2nd). If you can find the lead melodic notes, from there you can figure out the triads in root postion and then find the inversions thereof. For example: "Wild Thing" is a I-IV-V progression- AMaj- DMaj- EMaj. The I and IV are bar chords but the V or E chord is a second inversion triad. Chris Britton was trained in classical guitar and was very good.

[musicfreak1967]

kenne diesen Song schon seit Ewigkeiten, habe ihn auf der niederländischen BR-Music-Pressung der "The Troggs Greatest Hits". Diese simple Instrumentalisierung, diese geniale Gitarre, dazu Reg Presleys Gesang - dieser Song rockt einfach!!! Danke sehr fürs Hochladen!!

[kommando92]

discovered this on shell shock nam 67. great game

[strangefacekid]

This song slams !!!

[gyuui42]

I want to find guitar tab for this song, but the only one that anyone ever posts is Wild Thing! Anyone know where I can get one?

[streettb]

Should have been a hit. Maybe it just needed a bit more "fairy dust".