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Old 08-22-2013, 07:45 AM
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Default Ledgie Musicians... Demo chord progressions

Hey all,


I am here trying to figure out the chord progressions for "I call you missing" and "Something Exquisite" .... Anyone want to help?


The problem I'm running into is that the demos are all foggy/ muddled and are hard to hear the bass notes/ guitar chords.
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Old 08-22-2013, 08:20 AM
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Hey all,


I am here trying to figure out the chord progressions for "I call you missing" and "Something Exquisite" .... Anyone want to help?


The problem I'm running into is that the demos are all foggy/ muddled and are hard to hear the bass notes/ guitar chords.
Remember that although sometimes the bass guitar has solos, it is primarily part of the rhythm section of any band, so of course it is difficult to hear it. I played the bass part in isolation on piano today from The chain, doesn't work except for John's solo, unless you add in the treble of course.

I don't actually know the songs you've referred to. Are they Buckingham songs? Fleetwood Mac songs? Sorry...Christine songs?

James
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Old 08-22-2013, 09:31 AM
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I don't actually know the songs you've referred to. Are they Buckingham songs? Fleetwood Mac songs? Sorry...Christine songs?

James
"I call you missing" and "Something Exquisite" are Stevie's songs...
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Old 08-23-2013, 06:22 AM
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Remember that although sometimes the bass guitar has solos, it is primarily part of the rhythm section of any band, so of course it is difficult to hear it. I played the bass part in isolation on piano today from The chain, doesn't work except for John's solo, unless you add in the treble of course.

I don't actually know the songs you've referred to. Are they Buckingham songs? Fleetwood Mac songs? Sorry...Christine songs?

James

Yes... they are Stevie songs... demos that can be found on youtube...
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