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Check out the last chord in this video & you'll see John & George on that Fadd9 chord & Paul on what still looks to me like a G. I do hear a D ringing though, so maybe he's on the 5th fret & 2nd string.

I'm spending way too much time on this. Wink
 
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Forgot to post the video link.

Hard Day's Night at Shea
 
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Of course, this being the 21st Century, there is transcription software to do the Fourier transform for you -- and do the conversion into musical language, too. Handy for those really quirky jazz transcriptions. For example, see:

http://www.seventhstring.com/xscribe/overview.html
or
http://www.nch.com.au/twelvekeys/index.html

--Rick
 
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A much bigger mystery is:Whats the count off at the beginning of "Drive My Car"?
 
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