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7.18am
27 December 2012
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The B7 chord is probably the most ubiquitously used chord by The Beatles. It was one of the first few chords the Beatles probably learnt, and there was an interesting story behind it.
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7.42pm
1 November 2012
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Well, chords are relative -- to other chords, and to a key.
B7 means different things, depending on the key, and depending on chords that precede, and come after.
Also, chords sound different when you vary the bass foundation: so B7 with an A bass (or F# bass) can have an entirely different feel than with the standard B bass.
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11.31pm
27 December 2012
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Funny Paper said
Well, chords are relative -- to other chords, and to a key.B7 means different things, depending on the key, and depending on chords that precede, and come after.
Also, chords sound different when you vary the bass foundation: so B7 with an A bass (or F# bass) can have an entirely different feel than with the standard B bass.
In theory yes, but I am talking about the chord the Beatles learnt from a man on the bus and it's peculiar shape.
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