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While the Hollies did not necessarily use Ricks, they did employ a 12-string on various songs, and I find the 360/12C63 sounds great with their music. Has anyone tabbed Look Through Any Window (especially with Guitar Pro)? Would you be willing to share? Thanks!

Is this any good to you... bearing in mind that I don't play guitar, so am not sure exactly what you're looking for!

http://www.fretplay.com/tabs/printer-fr ... -crd.shtml

ethanrusso wrote:While the Hollies did not necessarily use Ricks

I seem to recall a pic of one of them with a 360/12. Of course thanks to Die Beatles, EVERYBODY used a Rick!

Here's a Rick being played by The Hollies.

(Or, do bassists not count? )

I play it like this:
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-----7---7---7----|--------------------
---9--8---6----4--|---7-6----4-6----
-9-----------------|-7------7------7--
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Tony Hicks actually played it closer to the tab that was previously posted, but I think this is easier. If you saw Steve Van Zandt introduce them into the RRHOF in March, he specifically mentioned this lick, with the comment, "which I still can't play" so this is still a bit of a mystery lick. At the end of the song you get a good look at his hands (the lick is transposed to F by then). This is from Shindig.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqL-J7k8rHY

Tony Hicks played a Ric on occasion. (The 360/12 mentioned earlier was set up as a six string.)


Matthew

In the tab where it says, "song modulates from B to C here,"
it should be modulates from E to F.