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return to mainstream R&B sound:
19th Nervous Breakdown
sounds like traditional blues progression but listen:
Stones tended to stay with diatonic chord progressions - notice the infrequent appearance of chromatic markings (pp. 180-81)
Get Off of My Cloud
text p. 129
(#1, 1965); complete recording; based on16 bar chorus; play riff
phrase A: | I | I | IV | IV | phrase A-rep: | I | I | IV | IV | phrase B: | I | V | I | IV | phrase C riff: | I |bVII| I |bVII |see text (p. 182) for complete form
Sympathy for the Devil (complete song) - listening guide
harmonically, the entire song is based on only two simple patterns:
1st musical idea (Pattern A)
2nd musical idea (Pattern B)
- see text p. 130 for patterns & full form
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