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Studio

Song · 1965

Classic

(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction

Artist
The Rolling Stones
Released
1965
Guitar
Keith Richards
  • Riff
  • Fuzz

What makes the part famous

The techniques to work on to play it, each in one sentence.

  • Riff

    A short, catchy figure repeated through the song: the part everyone recognizes first.

  • Fuzz

    Extreme, grainy distortion that turns the guitar into another sound.

(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction chords

What the studio found on the isolated guitar of the recording: the key and the chords, with fingerings that flow from one to the next.

Key
A major
Chords
A · D · E

Here the guitar mostly plays solos and riffs: these chords are the ones its lines outline, enough to back it or improvise over it.

The progressions that come back

    1. A
    2. D
    3. E

The chords and their fingerings

  • A
    A majorI · Tonic×123
  • D
    D majorIV · Subdominant××132
  • E
    E majorV · Dominant231

Automatic analysis: it can get a chord wrong, and your ear has the last word.

Analyze your own recording

Record yourself playing it, or upload a version you have the right to use: the studio isolates the guitar and finds the chords, tempo, strumming and fingerings, with a fretboard video and a PDF.

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