Favorite Non Harrison/McGuinn 12 String Licks
Posted: Thu Jul 16, 2009 11:41 pm
A good friend and VERY musical guy sent me this email so thought I would share...
The death last week of Paul Revere & the Raiders guitarist Drake Levin got me thinking of MY favorite non-Harrison/McGuinn ELECTRIC 12-string licks. Here are 10 in no particular order:
1. Kicks-Paul Revere & the Raiders: Levin's lick with Phil "Fang" Volk's "Satisfaction" bass line under it-MAGIC!
2. Turtles-She'd Rather Be with Me
3. Beach Boys-Help Me Rhonda: Maybe Carl Wilson; Maybe Glenn Campbell or Tommy Tedesco.
4. Tom Petty-The Waiting
5. The Searchers-Needles & Pins: I've heard that this was two six-strings played in octaves, but I consider it a 12 str. lick.
6. Stairway to Heaven-Like it or not, it HAS to be included.
7. Hotel California- Eagles. The only one so far that I DON'T play. Wish I did.
8. The Mavericks-Oh What a Crying Shame. Add Raul's voice & you got a classic.
9. The Hollies-Look Through Any Window
10. Something in the Air-Thunderclap Newman-written by Pete Townshend-what can I say.
I'm sure I've forgotten some-Let's Live for Today & Where Were You When I Needed You: Grass Roots for example. Let me know yours.
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The death last week of Paul Revere & the Raiders guitarist Drake Levin got me thinking of MY favorite non-Harrison/McGuinn ELECTRIC 12-string licks. Here are 10 in no particular order:
1. Kicks-Paul Revere & the Raiders: Levin's lick with Phil "Fang" Volk's "Satisfaction" bass line under it-MAGIC!
2. Turtles-She'd Rather Be with Me
3. Beach Boys-Help Me Rhonda: Maybe Carl Wilson; Maybe Glenn Campbell or Tommy Tedesco.
4. Tom Petty-The Waiting
5. The Searchers-Needles & Pins: I've heard that this was two six-strings played in octaves, but I consider it a 12 str. lick.
6. Stairway to Heaven-Like it or not, it HAS to be included.
7. Hotel California- Eagles. The only one so far that I DON'T play. Wish I did.
8. The Mavericks-Oh What a Crying Shame. Add Raul's voice & you got a classic.
9. The Hollies-Look Through Any Window
10. Something in the Air-Thunderclap Newman-written by Pete Townshend-what can I say.
I'm sure I've forgotten some-Let's Live for Today & Where Were You When I Needed You: Grass Roots for example. Let me know yours.
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