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Q: What was the stringed instrument used by the beatles?
A: It was the guitar. John Lennon played "rhythm", George Harrison played "lead" and Paul McCartney played "bass". A left-handed Hofner violin bass guitar. Later i... Read More »
Q: What beatles songs use a 12 string guitar?
A: I Call Your Name. Ticket to Ride. The Lead Solo on I've Just Seen a Face. A Hard Days Night. If I Needed Someone. What Your Doing. Eight Days a Week. Read More »
Q: What are the notes and string numbers to the intro to the song Da...
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Q: Which Beatles songs have 12 string guitar?
A: electric 12-string - "I Call Your Name" "You Can't Do That" "Ticket To Ride" "I Should Have Known Better " "A Hard Day's Night" "What You're Doing" "If I Needed... Read More »
Q: What's an awesome Classic Rock song to mashup with The Beatles' o...
A: The end by The doors. Imagine hearing "yesterday. then the Doors "dun-dun-dun" just after he says "this is the end" I thought that'd sound pretty cool. Read More »