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1.24am
1 November 2012
OfflineI posted this question about a year ago at the McCartney fan website, but nobody had a helpful answer.
I also have the Ram songbook -- published by McCartney, full of photos by Linda. But while it has chords for most of the song "Too Many People" it stops short of the ending.
What I need are the chords after the last line:
"Now what can be done for you… she's waiting for me… yeah!"
Then it seems to switch to a whole new set of chords from everything previous, or even a key change, as it transitions into an electric guitar solo that prefigures the end of the song.
Does anyone know what chords are being used there?
Thanks
I can't play along too loudly because my son's asleep in the next room, but these sound about right: http://www.macca-central.com/m……cfm?id=29
10.02pm
1 November 2012
OfflineThanks Joe, I'll try those out later today. It looks right that Paul, after flirting with alternating between the key of F and G for the whole song, then suddenly goes to A major, but then keeps transitioning to odd chords as that ending plays out. I knew something like that was going on but could never figure it out.
8.44pm
1 November 2012
OfflineThanks again Joe. I've tried playing along to the song a few times now, and those ending chords --
END: A C G D F G# D# C7 G F C7 G F C7
-- certainly come closer than anything I've seen before. But there still seems to be something hinky at one particular juncture -- from D# to C7 and after; it doesn't quite seem to work as well as the preceding chords do.
Also, I don't know why macca-central starts the song out with "piece of c-a-a-a-ke"! On the actual song, Paul starts out with some strumming, G, G/F, G/E, G/Eb, G/D -- and sings out something that sounds like scat or sounds like "It's all good now, ah ah owwww" then goes into that riff from low D bass note up to Eb, then the G chord, then "Too many people, going underground".
Also, the parts that go "That was your first mistake" seem to me to be, as I said above -- G, G/F, G/E, G/Eb, G/D.
Otherwise it's helpful, and the chords for the intermediate solo seem right on the money:
SOLO: Am Em G D Am Em G D G
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