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Can anyone transpose it from F to D (the Jeff Beck cover)
OR
just jot out the Beck cover version in D?
thnx
From the Fakebook:
F7 Db7 GbMaj7 B7 Eb7 Db7
Eb7 F7 Bbmi7 Db7 Gmi7 C7
D7 G7 Db7 GbMaj7 B7 Bb7
C7 Eb7 F7 Db7 GbMaj7 B7
I'm like a blind man in a dark room lookin' for a black cat that ain't even even there.
The fake book may be oversimplified... I usually play this song in B, but here it is in D. Hope this helps...
D m7
Bb 7
Eb 7#11th Sus 2nd [string/fret - 6/11 5/x 4/11 3/10 2/10 1/x]
Ab 7#11th Sus 2nd [string/fret - 6/x 5/11 4/x 3/12 2/13 1/10]
D m7 Db 7
Bb 7
C 7 Db 7
D7
Gm 7
Eb 7#11th Sus 2nd
Ab 7#11th Sus 2nd
Db maj 7
F m7
Bb 9 [string/fret - 6/x 5/13 4/12 3/13 2/13 1/13]
D m7
G 9 [string/fret - 6/x 5/10 4/9 3/10 2/10 1/10]
A 7
Bb 7
D m7
Bb 7
Eb 7#11th Sus 2nd
Ab 7#11th Sus 2nd
D m7
D m7
Thanks!
I'll try to play the Jeff Beck cover with the root bass parts.
Transposing from F to D: just move every chord (or note for that matter) three half steps down. If any of those notes falls outside of your fretboard (low D e.g.) play it an octave higher - you know the chromatic scale, don't you?
Thanks, I can play a chromatic, but now that I've listened to the Jeff Beck cover I don't think he's playing that progression.
He appears to come up with his own arrangement and bastig progression.
Can anyone chart Beck's cover? THAT seems to be the question I should've asked to begin with.:doh
Sorry, I don't have the record - I'd give it a try, if I did.