It’s been a classic in Rock n’ Roll for over 40 years now, and recently we hear a maths professor might have uncovered the secret behind the famous chord. The chord I’m referring to, of course, is the introduction to a classic song by The Beatles – "A Hard Day’s Night" (from the album by the same name). I’ve got an original copy of the album in Stereo on LP 🙂
From the article – “Dr. Brown deduces that another George—George Martin, the Beatles producer—also played on the chord, adding a piano chord that included an F note impossible to play with the other notes on the guitar.”
Original article is posted here.
From comments, some believe there may be another alternative:
“however there is one other possibility that came to my mind without knowing the exact notes. Is it possible that the 12 string was de-tuned or using and alternate tuning.”
