Jumping Jack Flash (second guitar part) - Rolling Stones

Tuned to open E (EBEG#BE). Sounds a little bit like he used a 12-string on this, but I can't tell.

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[chernobilski]

according to keef's autobiography the song is in open g

[privettricker]

@chernobilski He's played it in open G onstage for many years, but not the original studio recording.

[jeffj257]

hey priv, Is it possible that the tuning on this song is open E tune down a quarter step?.meaning:( taking your high E string and tuning it in between D# and E) When playing with you and keith,thats what i need to do or maybe thats happens when upload, it slows it down...thx for all the great videos

[privettricker]

@jeffj257 In the classic rock era, I'd say half of the songs were off from standard pitch.

[privettricker]

@TheRjd555 No!

[killingj0ke23]

i want that shirt

[Sonike9]

excellent.

[The3sikkidz]

i have the same stones shirt

[Spiderrico123]

hey mate quality playing, is this keiths bit or brians? have you done a version of Brian's guitar? keep upthe work quality covers :)

[frankgallagher5]

hi bro, do you have the first guitar of this version?

[bobgure]

Yes, according to the man himself , the recording was done with all acoustic guitars pushed to distortion. Amazing.

[GutiarAce]

on the studio version keith used a regular acoustic and then dubbed it with another in Nashville tuning. thats why it sounds like a twelve string

[meatloaf928]

youre the best keep shreddin

[corgi37]

Great playing and i love your Tele. BTW, no electric guitars on studio verision of JJF.