Something to share

[lou]

This has been one of the most diificult first chords ever to try and capture and now Randy Bacjman is going to share the sectrets of the Beatles on chord of a Hard Days Night.
http://guitarsquid.com/Latest/qa-hard-days-nightq-opening-chord-mystery-finally-unraveled.html
do enjoy it, it has been fun to diplicate it finally.lou

[Spudman]

I just saw that right before you posted. This is so cool. Mystery solved. It's amazing the amount of magic that band captured.

[Eric]

You know, I just always played a G7sus4 there (353533) and thought it sounded pretty close, but yeah I guess that doesn't capture it all. Pretty cool -- thanks for posting this.

[Tig]

Cool!

From beatlesbible.com (http://www.beatlesbible.com/features/hard-days-night-chord/):

Reproducing the chord: Although all the instruments would be required for an accurate replication of the chord, the most commonly used version for a solo guitar is a G7sus4: a chord barred at the 3rd fret.
E ----3----
B ----3----
G ----5----
D ----3----
A ----5----
E ----3----

This lacks the crucial A note from Harrison's and Lennon's chords. This can be approximated by playing a G7sus4/A, again barred at the 3rd fret:

E ----3----
B ----3----
G ----5----
D ----3----
A ----5----
E ----5----

[duhvoodooman]

Just logged in to post this same thing but ya beat me to it, Lou. Very cool.....

[Robert]

What about the piano?