The Fadd9 on the electric 12-string guitar was crucial to the power of the chord, giving it a richness which would otherwise have been absent.
The Fadd9 chord, as played by Harrison on his 12-string Rickenbacker 360/12 guitar, was as follows:Į -3- B -1- G -2- D -3- A -o- E -1. Using audio spectrum analysis and close listening of the Love surround sound mix, the notes of the various instruments have been isolated to a high degree of probability.
The recording was finished with a solo, played by George Martin on piano and George Harrison on guitar, on track four, plus an extra bass guitar part after the solo, underneath the line “so why on earth should I moan”. Track three of the four-track tape was filled with acoustic guitar, bongos played by Norman Smith, more vocals by Lennon and McCartney, and cowbell. They added more vocals on three, along with percussion, more drums and acoustic guitar and George Martin’s piano and the jangling guitar that ended the song were on track four. The backing track – 12-string electric rhythm guitar, acoustic rhythm guitar, bass guitar and drums – was recorded onto track one of the four-track tape, and Lennon and McCartney’s lead vocal were recorded live on track two. It took The Beatles nine takes to record, just five of which were complete performances. In the studioĪ Hard Day’s Night was recorded at EMI Studios in a session taking place from 7-10pm on 16 April 1964. Use this contact form to request or upload chords.Q: Mr Harrison, what is the opening chord you used for A Hard Day’s Night?Ī: It is F with a G on top (on the 12-string), but you’ll have to ask Paul about the bass note to get the proper story. The chords and strumming pattern are my interpretation and their accuracy is not guaranteed. These lyrics are the property of the respective artist, authors and labels, they are intended solely for educational purposes and private study only. Then maybe that’s the best that I can ever hope to be Since there’s a bit of both of them in me They taught me to stand up and fight for what is rightĪnd showed me how to turn the other cheek Momma’s love was tender daddy’s love was strongīut both of them were there to help the weak I’m (D) somewhere between (A) Jesus and John (D) Wayne (G) A cowboy and a (D) saint the cross and the open (A) range I did my best to (G) make ‘em (D) proud of (A) meīut (G) it’s never been an easy place to (A) beĬhorus (D) Somewhere between (G) Jesus and John (D) Wayne (G) Momma’d kiss my (A) cheek and say (D) play fair (D) Daddy’d always tell me (G) son you gotta be (D) tough (D) Daddy was a cowboy (G) hard as a (D) rock Somewhere Between Jesus And John Wayne Lyrics & Chords By The Gaithers
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