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15 November 2018
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I’ve been listening to All Things Must Pass a lot lately.
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About a dozen listens so far (it only came out today) of Henry McCullough’s last composition, performed by a superstar group which includes Paul on bass.
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5.09pm
15 November 2018
Offline Son of Sam by Elliott Smith has been cycling through my head most of the day.
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This week I’ve fancied the following songs
Come Onto Me – Paul McCartney
I’m Stepping Out – John Lennon
In My Car – Ringo Starr
I Call Your Name – The Beatles
I Heart ? – Taylor Swift
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15 February 2015
Offline I discovered this one a couple days ago and have been coming back to it since:
I’ve more generally been on a Robert Plant/Led Zeppelin kick anyway.
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7.27pm
7 March 2019
Offline For some reason I can’t stop listening to this song. It’s a bit like Waterfalls in the sense that you’re not that impressed by it when you first hear it, but then it slowly sucks you in (in the best possible way). I recently read that George Martin once called this Paul’s greatest vocal of all time, which is rather surprising considering that includes all Beatles recordings. Anyway, I’ll stop rambling now and just tell you that you must go listen to this immediately…
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28 April 2019
Offline StrawberryFields91 said
For some reason I can’t stop listening to this song. It’s a bit like Waterfalls in the sense that you’re not that impressed by it when you first hear it, but then it slowly sucks you in (in the best possible way). I recently read that George Martin once called this Paul’s greatest vocal of all time, which is rather surprising considering that includes all Beatles recordings. Anyway, I’ll stop rambling now and just tell you that you must go listen to this immediately…
Yeah, I agree. It is a nice song, but best Paul vocal? Over I’ve Got A Feeling? Fixing A Hole ?
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10.05am
14 June 2016
Offline StrawberryFields91 said
For some reason I can’t stop listening to this song. It’s a bit like Waterfalls in the sense that you’re not that impressed by it when you first hear it, but then it slowly sucks you in (in the best possible way). I recently read that George Martin once called this Paul’s greatest vocal of all time, which is rather surprising considering that includes all Beatles recordings. Anyway, I’ll stop rambling now and just tell you that you must go listen to this immediately…
This is close to, if not is my favorite Paul song.
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11.52am
15 November 2018
Offline StrawberryFields91 said
For some reason I can’t stop listening to this song. It’s a bit like Waterfalls in the sense that you’re not that impressed by it when you first hear it, but then it slowly sucks you in (in the best possible way). I recently read that George Martin once called this Paul’s greatest vocal of all time, which is rather surprising considering that includes all Beatles recordings. Anyway, I’ll stop rambling now and just tell you that you must go listen to this immediately…
@joshthenesnerd will probably be happy to see this
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28 April 2019
Offline All Along the Watchtower (both versions: Bob Dylan and Jimi Hendrix)
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8.03pm
27 February 2019
Offline 50yearslate said
StrawberryFields91 said
For some reason I can’t stop listening to this song. It’s a bit like Waterfalls in the sense that you’re not that impressed by it when you first hear it, but then it slowly sucks you in (in the best possible way). I recently read that George Martin once called this Paul’s greatest vocal of all time, which is rather surprising considering that includes all Beatles recordings. Anyway, I’ll stop rambling now and just tell you that you must go listen to this immediately…
@joshthenesnerd will probably be happy to see this
it is my second favourite song of all time. drunk-josh would probably love that post even more, but you’d have no idea what drunk-josh typed.
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8.07pm
27 February 2019
Offline continuing from the wanderlust thing: not 100% sure if it is true, but i read somewhere that they had to lower his voice a few steps in the recording to get it right because it was slightly out of his range.
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15 February 2015
Offline ‘All The Kings Horses’ – Robert Plant
Beautiful acoustic ballad, the guitar work is divine. 
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17 October 2013
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Open chord tunings are so forgiving
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15 February 2015
Offline Ha, nice, I just learnt it myself.
I don’t think the fellow above plays it quite right, though, bless his heart. I listened to the track slowed down and I think I have it… I can clarify if you like @Wigwam
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17 October 2013
Offline Thanks but I hardly play anymore……..I always used open tunings for bottleneck and for working out original tunes…….this was in the days when I still had aspirations……
My son, thanks partially to youtube overtook me by the time he was 12. I’ve given him my Martin 0018 and my lovely bespoke acoustic I had made nearly 40 years ago. He keeps one in the UK and the other with him at Uni’ in Australia. I still have my mum’s old nylon strung classical guitar and a really nice Les Paul that hangs on a wall……I haven’t touched either for years….I keep promising myself I will……. tomorrow……..But tomorrow never comes.
I was thinking the other day how helpful You Tube is in accelerating guitar skills…….I did have some finger picking lessons at Cecil Sharp House in Camden when I was young but everything else was trial and error…….I’m not a natural and everything took forever……..
I recall I sometimes used to tune my guitar to concert pitch by waiting for the end of TV transmission at night….That was when the ‘Test Card’ popped up on the telly accompanied by a continuous perfect ‘G’ …….Nowadays every smart phone has a tuner app.
It sounds like you must be really good BB….Keep it up
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